Snow will clear out later today, but another system will bring even more snow chances by the end of the weekend.

Here’s a look at the snowfall totals we’ve received across Northeast Kansas so far this morning. Let us know how much snow you received at your house. Before we start talking totals for this next batch of snow, let’s take guesses. How much snow do you think we’ll see with the next system? The image below is one computer model projection of snowfall totals for today’s storm and our next storm.

Osage County:

2.5″ Auburn

3.0″ Osage City

Washington County:

3″ Washington

2″ Clifton

4.5″ Haddam

Marshall County:

4.5″ Beattie

3″ Blue Rapids

3.0″ Marysville

2.5″ Lillis

3.5″ Marysville

3″ Oketo

Morris County:

2″ White City

1.5″ Wilsey

1.5″ Council Grove

Shawnee County:

2.5″ Silver Lake

2″ Topeka

2.5″ NE Topeka

2.5″ South Topeka

Pottawatomie County:

2.8″ Blaine

2.1″ Olsburg

Wabaunsee County:

2.4″ Eskridge

2.2″ McFarland

Cloud County:

1″ Clay Center

3″ Miltonvale

4.2″ Concordia

Geary County:

1 ” Milford Lake

Douglas County:

1″ Lecompton

3″ Clinton Lake

Riley County:

1.5″ Randolph

Brown County:

1.2″ Hiawatha

3″ Fairview

Lyon County:

2 ” Neosho Raphids

2″ Emporia

Jackson County:

4.2″ Meriden

3.5″ Holton

Jefferson County:

3.9″ Valley Falls

1″ Oskaloosa

1.5″ Perry Lake

Nemaha County:

4.5″ Baileyville