Winter weather slammed the Chicago area early Monday morning, with blizzard warnings in effect for some outlying areas.

Snow totals range from just a couple of inches in Kenosha to more than 10" north. Blizzard conditions are long gone, but a strong northwest wind will continue to cause blowing and drifting snow

A winter storm warning has been issued for parts of Illinois and Wisconsin, while a blizzard warning impacts the northwestern portion of the state.

The blizzard warning has been canceled as of mid-Monday afternoon. Overnight Into Tuesday: Bitter cold settles in with lows near zero inland and wind chills in the negative teens. Tuesday Night–Wednesday: Another system may bring light snow and possible freezing drizzle with minor accumulation.

Several Chicago-area school districts announced closings Monday as a winter storm brought several inches and blizzard conditions to the region.

Several hours of “pretty intense snowfall” will drop upwards of seven inches of snow Monday in parts of the Chicago area, the NBC 5 Storm Team said, as a blizzard warning and winter weather advisories in Illinois continue.