I don’t have live access to current weather data in this turn. Based on recent reports, Kenosha and nearby areas saw substantial lake-effect snowfall last night, with many reports in the 9–14+ inch range, especially in eastern Racine and Kenosha counties. What you might want to know

• Latest totals: The National Weather Service and local outlets reported highest amounts near Pleasant Prairie and eastern Kenosha County, with some spots around 9.5 to 13 inches by mid-morning Tuesday.
• Impacts: Significant snow on businesses and roads, school closures in Kenosha Unified School District, and widespread travel delays in the lakefront communities.
• How to verify for you: If you’d like, I can look up the most current official snowfall totals from local NWS offices or major outlets and summarize them with citations.

If you can share your specific location in Kenosha (e.g., near a park or street) and whether you want a precise total or a range, I can tailor the answer.