Snow continued to pile up late Thursday night across nearly all of North Texas, after an historic snowstorm buried the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex under 10 inches to a foot of snow.

Snow fell all day at DFW airport, resulting in nearly 10 inches—the most snow ever recorded there in a calendar day. It was the 2nd highest 24 hour snow total, surpassed only by a 1964 winter storm that produced 12 inches. It’s now the snowiest winter in Dallas in 32 years, and the 4th snowiest in history.

Incredible snow totals covered a vast area. Six to eight inches of snow were reported in Wichita Falls, Gainesville, Sherman/Denison, and Paris. A foot of snow fell just north of Denton.

North Texas wasn’t alone. Five to nine inches were reported across southern Oklahoma to the Arkansas border.