Some of the highest snowfall totals on the map include 18.0″ in James City, 15.2″ in Newport, 14.0″ in Kinston, and 12.0″ in Greenville. Several other locations measured around the 10–11″ range, including Washington, Columbia, and Swan Quarter.

Here is how much snow parts of the Upstate received through the afternoon on Jan. 31, according to the snowfall tracker.

The weather service says Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk and most of Chesapeake and Virginia Beach is likely to see 3-4 inches of snow. Higher amounts are possible.

Here are some of the preliminary snow reports coming in from across eastern NC. Most of the area saw 8-12″ of snow, with many locations exceeding 12″. The strong winds have created snow drifts in excess of 2 feet in drift-prone areas.

A Nor’easter is expected to hammer parts of Hampton Roads and northeastern North Carolina with heavy snow this weekend, but the National Weather Service has adjusted some expected snow totals downward near the northern edge of the storm.

A winter storm dropped anywhere from a few inches to more than foot of snow across the Wilmington area. See the totals.

Forecasters are expecting heavy snowfall to continue in some parts of the country on Monday, Jan. 26. Check how much has fallen so far.

Dry air pushing north in this weekend’s winter storm reduced overall snow totals for the region, and warmer temperatures over the next few days will melt away the snow, according to National Weather Service Wakefield.