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HOW MUCH MORE?

Yet another winter storm tapered off Thursday after dumping snow across the Midwest and New England. Here are the 10 major U.S. cities receiving the most snow so far this season:

1. Erie, Pa. — 130.4 inches

2. Syracuse. N.Y. — 126.9 inches

3. Buffalo, N.Y. — 120.6 inches

4. Grand Rapids, Mich. — 112.6 inches

5. Rochester, N.Y. — 102.6 inches

6. Billings, Mont. — 95.2 inches

7. Detroit, Mich. — 90.7 inches

8. Ann Arbor, Mich. — 86.3 inches

9. Toledo, Ohio — 84.8 inches

10. Flint, Mich. — 81.8 inches

Source: National Weather Service

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