Snow totals: Ann Arbor leads with 10 inches; Sterling Heights, Waterford report 9 inches

Ann Arbor seems to have been hit hardest by the first major snow storm of the 2016-17 winter. 

The latest snow report says the city received 10 inches of snow, the most reported in southeastern Michigan, though not by much. White Lake reported 9.8 inches, Waterford 9 inches, Peck 9.4 inches and Farmington Hills with 8 inches.

Local 4Caster Paul Gross reported the totals:

Local 4Caster Andrew Humphrey measured 8 inches of snow at WDIV's office in Detroit at 9:30 p.m. EST.

Here's a look at snowfall totals from the National Weather Service at around 9:30 p.m. on Sunday: