ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis region’s first fall snow is in the books. Snowfall was steady for much of Saturday, and some parts of the region saw several inches of snow.
These are some totals in the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area from Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Washington, Mo. (4.1 inches)
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Aviston, Ill. (4 inches)
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Moscow Mills, Mo. (4 inches)
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Troy, Mo. (3.5 inches)
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St. Louis Lambert International Airport (3.2 inches)
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Edwardsville, Ill. (3.1 inches)
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University City, Mo. (3 inches)
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Ballwin, Mo. (3 inches)
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Crestwood, Mo. (2.8 inches)
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FOX 2 studios in Maryland Heights, Mo. (2.5 inches)
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St. Peters, Mo. (2.3 inches)
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Wildwood, Mo. (2.2 inches)
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Brentwood, Mo. (1.8 inches)
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Staunton, Ill. (1.5 inches)
Just to the west of the St. Louis region, snow appeared to hit the Columbia, Missouri metropolitan area even harder, with some parts of Boone County seeing 4.5 inches of snow.
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Rapid and accumulating snow was not quite as abundant in communities below the I-70 corridor. For instance, some communities in Jefferson County did not quite reach an inch of snow on Saturday.
Arctic air is settling back into the St. Louis region after the snowfall, so drivers are encouraged to be extra cautious of slick spots on roadways, especially on bridges and overpasses, through at least Sunday morning.
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