A potent winter storm produced a swath of snow and treacherous travel conditions across southeast Kansas and southern Missouri Sunday. Accumulations of 8 to 12 inches fell over portions of far southwest Missouri with totals of 4 to 8 inches common across much of southern Missouri and southeast Kansas. The national weather service in Springfield Missouri has recorded 7.5 inches of snow through 9 pm Sunday evening. This brings our seasonal total up to 37.4 inches, which makes this the 4th greatest snowfall for a winter season. Reported snow accumulations through 8 pm Sunday County Snow Accumulation Barry..............6 to 9 inches Barton...........3 to 6 inches Benton...........4 to 6 inches Bourbon.......3 to 5 inches Camden..........4 to 5 inches Cedar.............2 to 5 inches Cherokee....8 to 10 inches Christian.....6 to 9 inches Crawford...5 to 7 inches Dade...............4 to 6 inches Dallas...........5 to 9 inches Dent...............3 to 5 inches Douglas.......6 to 10 inches Greene.........6 to 9 inches Hickory........3 to 5 inches Howell.........3 to 6 inches Jasper..........8 to 12 inches Laclede.......6 to 8 inches Lawrence...6 to 8 inches Maries...........2 to 4 inches Mcdonald...9 to 12 inches Miller...........2 to 4 inches Morgan........2 to 4 inches Newton........9 to 12 inches Oregon........2 to 4 inches Ozark............2 to 4 inches Phelps.........5 to 7 inches Polk..............5 to 9 inches Pulaski........5 to 7 inches Shannon.....3 to 5 inches St Clair.......3 to 5 inches Stone...........6 to 9 inches Taney............5 to 8 inches Texas.............6 to 8 inches Vernon........3 to 5 inches Webster.....6 to 8 inches Wright.........5 to 7 inches