Winter StormEuclid dumped a swath of heavy snow from California's Sierra to the Northeast during the Christmas holiday week.

The storm also spawned tornadoes in the South on Christmas Day. For more on that story, click here.

Euclid produced notable falling snow on Christmas Day in several locations, including...

Little Rock, Ark.: Record snowiest Christmas Day (9"); snowiest single day since Jan. 6, 1988.Amarillo, Texas: Second "White Christmas" in a row; the last back-to-back White Christmases were in 1894 and 1895!Dallas-Ft. Worth: First accumulating Christmas Day snowfall (0.4") since 1975. This followed morning thunderstorms with hail.

Some of the more impressive snowstorm reports we've received include:

Jonesboro, Ark.: Vehicles stranded in 2-3 foot drifts. Peak wind gust to 48 mph early Wednesday morning.Blytheville, Ark.: Vehicles in ditches on Interstate 55. Peak wind gust to 41 mph.Near Mt. Vernon, Ind.: Vehicles stuck in 3-4 foot drifts

Here are the highest snowfall totals, by state, as of December 28, 2012:

Illinois: Albion (18.3")Arkansas: Jessieville (15")Missouri: Dudley (12")Indiana: Ellettsville (12.8")Ohio: Bellefontaine (12")Maine: Princeton (14")Maryland: Frostburg (11.5")New Hampshire: Rochester (14")New York: Sodus (20")Texas: De Kalb (8.5")Oklahoma: Near Heavener and Idabel (8")Pennsylvania: Coudersport (15")Kentucky: Piqua (7")W. Virginia: Smith Crossroads (12.1")Vermont: Woodford (27")Virginia: Wilde Acres (5.2")Tennessee: Near Dyersburg (3")

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Snow filled roads lead to the Arkansas Capitol building on Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012 in Little Rock, Ark., after a winter storm brought 10 inches of snow to much of the state. (AP Photo/Kelly P. Kissel)