Metro Atlanta woke up Wednesday morning to yet another round of winter weather, which has forced cancellations and caused traffic headaches.

An average of half an inch to 1.5 inches fell across metro Atlanta with some isolated areas seeing up to three inches, according to Channel 2 Action News meteorologist Brian Monahan.

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Here are some reported snowfall totals in inches, according to Channel 2 Action News and the National Weather Service:

Cherokee County:
Holly Springs/Lebanon 0.5 

Clayton County:
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport 2.3

Cobb County:

Kennesaw 1.5

Dobbins Air Reserve 1.2

Mableton 1.2

Sandy Plains 1.2

Powder Springs 1.0

DeKalb County:

Decatur 1.3 to 2.0

East Lake Highlands 1.2

Tucker 1.0

Kirkwood 1.6

Fayette County:

Fayetteville 2.0

Peachtree City 2.0

Woolsey 1.6

Fulton County:

East Point 1.8

Brookwood 1.6

Little Five Points 1.0

Midtown 1.6

Gwinnett County:

Lawrenceville 1.4

Dacula 1.3

Buford 1.0

Suwanee 1.0

Dacula 0.5

The NWS will update snowfall totals throughout the day here.

Of course, snow pictures blanketed social media with metro Atlantans providing their own measurements. Here are some sent to WSB-TV and AJC on Twitter:

Keep up with our running coverage of the weather here and watch Channel 2's broadcast here.

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