Snow Janus
Winter Storm Janus could dump more than a foot of snow in certain parts of the Midwest and Northeast. Reuters

Sno-M-G, there’s a lot of snow coming down out there! He might not have a name like Hercules, but Janus is no wimp.

Winter Storm Janus is already turning out to be one of the worst snowstorms of the season, and it’s not even over. The Mid-Atlantic and Northeast have been bombarded since snow began to fall Tuesday afternoon.

The inclement weather has forced schools and offices to close, has caused the cancellations of thousands of flights, has turned roadway upon roadway into a hazardous mess and has even broken records. According to the National Weather Service via NBC News, 6.1 inches of snow fell at LaGuardia Airport, and that beats the old record of 4.8 inches set in 2001. In New York City's Central Park, there’s been a record breaking 7.1 inches of snow -- and that put the old 6-inch record to shame. And there's been a reported 6.2 inches in Islip, N.Y., which beats the previous 5-inch record.

Additional snow is expected to fall from Tuesday night into Wednesday morning and though the current snow totals have been listed below, they are expected to grow within the next few hours, the Weather Channel wrote.

Courtesy of the weather news site, the check out the state-by-state totals:

Georgia

  • 1.5" in Mountain City

Tennessee

  • 2.0" in Monterey
  • 1.5" in Crossville
  • 0.8" in Bristol

North Carolina

  • 4.0" on Grandfather Mountain
  • 3.0" in Robbinsville
  • 2.0" in Beech Mountain
  • 2.0" near Faust

Kentucky

  • 6.5" in Goshen
  • 5.5" in Rising Sun
  • 5.3" at Cincinnati International Airport
  • 5.0" in Florence
  • 2.0" in Lexington

West Virginia

  • 9.2" in Wenonah
  • 9.0" in Lewisburg
  • 8.0" in Fairmont
  • 7.5" in Morgantown
  • 6.0" in Shanghai
  • 4.0" in Huntington

Virginia

  • 6.6" in Stephens City
  • 5.8" at Washington Dulles International Airport
  • 5.0" near Leesburg
  • 4.0" in Fort Valley

Maryland

  • 9.5" near Ballenger Creek
  • 9.0" near Reese
  • 7.5" near Marston
  • 7.0" near Fredrick
  • 6.0" in Oakland
  • 1.3" at Baltimore-Washington International Airport

Delaware

  • 9.0" in Hockessin
  • 8.5" in Newark
  • 7.2" in Wilmington

Pennsylvania

  • 11.3" in Brookhaven
  • 10.5" in NE Philadelphia
  • 10.0" in Drexel Hill
  • 9.0" in Dover
  • 8.5" in Folsom
  • 8.0" in Bryn Mawr

Ohio

  • 6.0" near Oak Hill
  • 5.0" in Silverton
  • 4.5" in Franklin Furnace
  • 4.0" in Portsmouth

New Jersey

  • 11.6" in Yardville
  • 10.5" in Whitehouse Station
  • 9.0" in East Windsor Township
  • 7.0" in Princeton
  • 6.3" in Hoboken
  • 6.0" in Tenton

New York

  • 10.8" at Riverbend Houses
  • 9.0" in Lindenhurst
  • 7.6" in New York City (Central Park)
  • 6.2" at Islip Airport
  • 5.5" in Long Beach
  • 5.0" at JFK International Airport

Connecticut

  • 7.5" in New Canaan
  • 7.0" in Darien
  • 6.0" in North Haven
  • 4.8" in New Haven

Rhode Island

  • 7.0" in North Foster
  • 6.5" in West Glocester
  • 4.0" in Greenville
  • 1.5" in Providence

Massachusetts

  • 7.5" in Hanover
  • 7.0" in Rockland
  • 5.5" in Franklin
  • 3.5" in Plymouth
  • 2.5" in Cambridge

Illinois

  • up to 7.2" at Chicago's Midway Airport
  • 6.6" in Evanston
  • up to 6.5" in Highland Park

Indiana

  • up to 24" in Griffith
  • 18" in East Chicago
  • 16" in Hammond
  • up to 10" in Schererville

Below are the snow totals from Janus alone:

  • 6" in Madison
  • 6" in Charlestown
  • 6" in Hanover

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