The farther north you went in Illinois, the less snow you likely encountered.

On the WHOW Morning Show Tuesday, Nicole Albano at the National Weather Service in Lincoln told Regional Radio areas from Decatur to Jacksonville and farther south to I-70 received about eight inches. But farther north, those totals fall off.

Albano indicates the storm was one of the biggest central Illinois has gotten in a few years. She indicates it was quite a challenge to track it leading up to its arrival on Saturday night and into Sunday.

It was very cold during this weekend's snow event. Albano indicates the cold temperatures are going to stick around for a few more days.

More snow could be on the way later this week. We'll have more on that with Albano this week on Regional Radio.