Parts of Illinois were hit with up to 14 inches of snow this weekend as a legendary winter storm moved across the country.

Now, as residents prepare to set out for work and school, many wonder how well the snow plows and salt trucks kept up with road conditions.

Here’s a look at how Illinois streets are looking Monday now that most of the flurries are behind us.

How much snow did Illinois get this weekend?

Here’s how much accumulation the following cities got in the last 48 hours, according to the National Weather Service:

• Chicago (O’Hare): 3.5 inches
• Chicago (Loop): 10.5 inches
• Peoria: 2.5 inches
• Springfield: 5 inches
• Bloomington: 4.5 inches
• Champaign: 5-6.6 inches
• Knoxville: 1.5 inches
• Effingham: 8 inches
• Claremont: 14 inches

Illinois road conditions map

An interactive road conditions map provided by the Illinois Department of Transportation shows roads throughout Illinois at least partly covered with snow or ice.

Most roads in the southern half are “mostly” covered with ice or snow, while many roads in southeastern Illinois are fully covered.

Drivers traveling south of Livingston and east of Springfield should proceed with caution.

Find Illinois road conditions near you

You can view the road conditions near you at gettingaroundillinois.com. The site offers separate interactive maps for winter road conditions, construction and travelers.

Chicago weather radar

Central Illinois weather radar

It was the Keaton Wegler show in Mackey Arena.

This is one that stings because Purdue’s defense was completely out of sorts, but the Boilers were still in control up 4 at the final media timeout. For the second straight game an individual player completely disrupted anything Purdue tried to do defensveily and he either scored or dished off at key moments into wide open threes. The consecutive threes from Tomislav Ivisic, Jake Davis, and David Mirkovic quickly erased the lead Purdue had and proved to be the difference in the end.

Some thoughts before postgame video.

Oscar Cluff, Braden Smith, & Trey Kaufman-Renn

(25News Now and AP) – Illinois Democrats, including a congressman representing parts of Central Illinois, expressed their fury Saturday after a U.S. Border Patrol officer in Minneapolis shot and killed a man.

The lawmakers said they support cutting off funding for U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations.

“What happened this morning was murder, and I demand that it be called that,” said U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen (D-Moline) in a 1:23 video he posted on his Facebook page.

“Every elected leader, Democrats and Republicans, I am waiting to hear meaningful words from every one of you,” said Sorensen. It is also essential that the senate push back on this blatant assault on the Constitution and the rights of Americans.“

Sorensen said the Trump administration, Homeland Security and ICE are “absolutely out of control.”

“It’s more about being on the right side of history that it is being in any political party,” said Sorensen. I will continue to use my power to force the administration to abide by the Constitution and its laws.”

25News has reached out to the other congressman representing Central Illinois, U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood (R-Dunlap) for comment.

Illinois’ two Democratic senators indicated Saturday they favor cutting off funding for DHS and ICE.

“I will not vote to fund the illegal DHS and ICE operations that terrorize Chicago, Minneapolis, and many other communities,” said U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL). “The deaths of innocent Americans and the detaining of thousands of innocent people are a national disgrace.”

Durbin also said DHS Secretary Kristi Noem refuses to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee “to account for her stewardship over this reign of terror.”

“I will not reward her arrogance and lawlessness with my vote,” Durbin said.

U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) also released a statement Saturday, calling for Congress to abolish ICE.

“Stop the funding, stop the occupations, stop the killings,” said Duckworth. “I am asking my fellow Republican and Democratic governors across the nation to have a unified response. We must all stand against the lawlessness being inflicted in our states.”

The shooting happened amid widespread daily protests in the Minneapolis area since the Jan. 7 shooting of 37-year-old Renee Good, who was killed when an ICE officer fired into her vehicle. Saturday’s shooting unfolded just over a mile away from where Good was shot.

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