as the snow raps up in places now we count the inches (feet in places)
I got 15.5 but its now quite over yet
Post final snow totals here
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The 9.0" in Warrenton in Fauquier County is my report.
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
755 PM EST SUN FEB 12 2006
*THIS IS A SUMMARY REPORT CONTAINING ANY SIGNIFICANT ADDITIONAL REPORTS
AS WELL AS CORRECTIONS WE HAVE RECEIVED AS OF THIS EVENING*
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 24 HOURS FOR
THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED
TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS AND MEDIA FOR
THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT
WEATHER.GOV/BALTIMORE
********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************
LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS
SNOWFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
...DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA...
CAPITOL HILL 8.8 1000 AM 2/12
ANACOSTIA 8.0 1204 PM 2/12
MARYLAND
...ALLEGANY COUNTY...
MOUNT SAVAGE 6.0 815 AM 2/12
FROSTBURG* 7.5 645 PM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
*INCLUDES ADDITIONAL 1.5 DUE TO UPSLOPE THIS EVENING*
CUMBERLAND 3.5 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY...
GLEN BURNIE 15.3 730 AM 2/12 PRIVATE MET
JESSUP 14.0 950 AM 2/12
CROFTON 13.9 300 PM 2/12 1.5NNE NOAA/NESDIS MET
BALTO/WASH INTL 13.1 500 PM 2/12 AIRPORT
ODENTON 13.0 900 AM 2/12
RIVIERA BEACH 12.0 645 AM 2/12
SEVERNA PARK 10.5 100 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
GLEN BURNIE 8.0 930 AM 2/12
DAVIDSONVILLE 6.3 930 AM 2/12
MAYO 5.0 930 AM 2/12
...BALTIMORE CITY...
3.5NW INNER HARBOR 14.0 700 AM 2/12 TV MET
...BALTIMORE COUNTY...
RANDALLSTOWN 22.0 900 AM 2/12
OWINGS MILLS 20.0 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
CATONSVILLE 17.5 830 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
HUNT VALLEY 17.0 930 AM 2/12 MEDIA
PIKESVILLE 17.0 1200 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
JACKSONVILLE 16.0 830 AM 2/12 USDA METEOROLOGIST
PERRY HALL 16.0 730 AM 2/12 NOAA EMPLOYEE
REISTERSTOWN 16.0 830 AM 2/12
TOWSON 16.0 900 AM 2/12
BALTIMORE 15.0 1100 AM 2/12 SW
PERRY HALL 15.0 800 AM 2/12 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
WHITEMARSH 14.0 1000 AM 2/12
RANDALLSTOWN 13.0 930 AM 2/12
TOWSON 13.0 830 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
DUNDALK 12.0 900 AM 2/12
LIBERTY RESERVOIR 11.0 830 AM 2/12 EMERGENCY MANAGER
DUNDALK 10.5 930 AM 2/12 EAST DUNDALK
MARTIN ST AIRPORT 10.0 1030 AM 2/12 AIRPORT
PARKVILLE 9.0 900 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...CALVERT COUNTY...
NORTH BEACH 6.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...CARROLL COUNTY...
MILLERS 16.4 700 AM 2/12
WESTMINSTER 16.3 700 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
WESTMINSTER 15.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
WESTMINSTER 15.0 800 AM 2/12 1N SPOTTER
MANCHESTER 14.0 700 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
SYKESVILLE 14.0 930 AM 2/12
HAMPSTEAD 13.0 730 AM 2/12
WESTMINISTER 12.3 1051 AM 2/12
SILVER RUN 12.3 1050 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...CHARLES COUNTY...
WALDORF 8.5 900 AM 2/12 NCEP EMPLOYEE
...CITY OF BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE 15.0 930 AM 2/12 EAST BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE 13.5 930 AM 2/12
...FREDERICK COUNTY...
MOUNT AIRY 13.8 1000 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
NEW MARKET 11.8 845 AM 2/12 2NW SPOTTER
FREDERICK 10.5 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP 2NNE
...HARFORD COUNTY...
STREET 19.5 950 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
STREET 18.5 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
FALLSTON 18.0 1000 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
NORRISVILLE 18.0 830 AM 2/12
BEL AIR 17.0 1040 AM 2/12
EDGEWOOD 17.0 930 AM 2/12
FALLSTON 17.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
WHITEFORD 16.5 730 AM 2/12
BELCAMP 15.5 1000 AM 2/12
JOPPATOWNE 15.0 958 AM 2/12
ABINGDON 14.0 900 AM 2/12
ABINGDON 12.0 1000 AM 2/12
...HOWARD COUNTY...
COLUMBIA HILLS 22.5 730 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
COLUMBIA 21.3 600 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
COLUMBIA 21.0 1100 AM 2/12 NWS NCEP EMPLOYEE
NORTH LAUREL 15.0 700 AM 2/12 NOAA EMPLOYEE
SAVAGE 14.3 900 AM 2/12 NOAA EMPLOYEE
GLENELG 14.0 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...MONTGOMERY COUNTY...
NORBECK 17.3 1000 AM 2/12
BROOKEVILLE 17.2 945 AM 2/12
CLARKSBURG 16.0 715 AM 2/12
OLNEY 15.0 1000 AM 2/12 ATMOS SCIENTIST
DAMASCUS 15.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP
GAITHERSBURG 14.3 930 AM 2/12 16-17" DRIFTING
POTOMAC 14.0 1000 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
GLEN ECHO 13.5 830 AM 2/12 NOAA EMPLOYEE
MONTGOMERY VILLAGE 13.3 930 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
COLESVILLE 13.1 648 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
CLARKSBURG HEIGHTS 13.0 740 AM 2/12 MEDIA
BETHESDA 12.0 900 AM 2/12
BURTONSVILLE 12.0 820 AM 2/12
MONTGOMERY VILLAGE 11.9 1200 PM 2/12 NWS METEOROLOGIST
SILVER SPRING 11.0 700 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
SILVER SPRING 10.5 1050 AM 2/12 NWS METEOROLOGIST
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS 9.0 930 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
GERMANTOWN 8.1 900 AM 2/12
...PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY...
OXON HILL 13.2 800 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
LAUREL 11.8 900 AM 2/12 NCEP METEOROLOGIST
BOWIE 8.7 940 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
ACCOKEEK 7.0 1000 AM 2/12
...ST MARYS COUNTY...
HOLLYWOOD 7.0 1000 AM 2/12
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
HAGERSTOWN 13.0 900 AM 2/12
SHARPSBURG 11.7 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
VIRGINIA
...ALBEMARLE COUNTY...
CROZET 6.5 945 AM 2/12 CONSIDERABLE DRIFTING
...ARLINGTON COUNTY...
BALLSTON 11.0 900 AM 2/12 1W/SPOTTER
ARLINGTON 10.0 1000 AM 2/12
WASHINGTON/NATL 8.8 500 PM 2/12 AIRPORT
...AUGUSTA COUNTY...
FISHERSVILLE 7.8 900 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
CRAIGSVILLE 6.2 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...CITY OF ALEXANDRIA...
ALEXANDRIA 6.2 830 AM 2/12
...CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE...
CHARLOTTESVILLE 8.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...CITY OF FALLS CHURCH...
FALLS CHURCH 13.5 830 AM 2/12 COLA METEOROLOGIST
...CITY OF HARRISONBURG...
HARRISONBURG 7.3 123 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
...CITY OF MANASSAS...
MANASSAS 13.0 830 AM 2/12
MANASSAS 12.0 830 AM 2/12
MANASSAS 11.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
MANASSAS 10.3 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
MANASSAS 11.1 800 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
...CITY OF MANASSAS PARK...
MANASSAS PARK 12.0 1000 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...CITY OF STAUNTON...
STAUNTON 7.0 1100 AM 2/12 TV MET/SPOTTER
...CITY OF WAYNESBORO...
WAYNESBORO 7.5 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...CITY OF WINCHESTER...
WINCHESTER 8.9 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...CLARKE COUNTY...
BERRYVILLE 10.0 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...CULPEPER COUNTY...
BOSTON 9.6 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...FAIRFAX COUNTY...
FAIRFAX 14.0 900 AM 2/12 NESDIS METEOROLOGIST
VIENNA 14.0 1040 AM 2/12
FAIRFAX 13.8 1045 AM 2/12
ANNANDALE 12.5 1200 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
OAKTON 12.3 1200 PM 2/12 NWS METEOROLOGIST
RESTON 12.2 1040 AM 2/12 NCF EMPLOYEE
CENTREVILLE 12.0 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER/CO-OP
CHANTILLY 12.0 1200 PM 2/12
RESTON 12.0 900 AM 2/12
BURKE 11.5 1100 AM 2/12
FAIRFAX STATION 11.0 900 AM 2/12
HERNDON 11.0 800 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
CENTREVILLE 10.8 658 PM 2/12 PACKED SNOW TOTAL
CENTREVILLE 10.5 1015 AM 2/12 COCORAHS
RESTON 10.0 800 AM 2/12
NORTH SPRINGFIELD 9.2 825 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
CENTREVILLE 8.5 800 AM 2/12 NCF EMPLOYEE
DULLES INTL AIRPORT 8.1 500 PM 2/12 AIRPORT
VIENNA 8.0 840 AM 2/12
NORTH SPRINGFIELD 7.0 800 AM 2/12
RESTON 7.0 700 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
SPRINGFIELD 7.0 825 AM 2/12
FORT HUNT 6.5 630 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...FAUQUIER COUNTY...
THE PLAINS 11.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
WARRENTON 9.0 900 AM 2/12
BUNKER HILL 7.7 1156 AM 2/12 USDA METEOROLOGIST
REMINGTON 5.5 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...FREDERICK COUNTY...
STEPHENS CITY 10.0 720 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...HIGHLAND COUNTY...
MONTEREY 8.5 653 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
...LOUDOUN COUNTY...
PURCELLVILLE 13.3 715 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
ASHBURN 13.0 700 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
BLUEMONT 13.0 1100 AM 2/12 RETIRED NWS EMPLOYEE
ASHBURN 12.0 800 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
LEESBURG 12.0 630 AM 2/12 SPOTTER SW SIDE OF CITY
ASHBURN 11.5 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
STERLING 11.5 630 AM 2/12 NWS STERLING
ROUND HILL 11.2 700 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
LUCKETS 11.0 311 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
STONE RIDGE 11.0 530 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEES
LEESBURG 11.0 840 AM 2/12
MIDDLEBURG 11.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
LOVETTSVILLE 10.0 700 AM 2/12 SKYWARN
ASHBURN 8.0 743 AM 2/12 SKYWARN
DULLES INTL 7.0 650 AM 2/12 AIRPORT
...ORANGE COUNTY...
BARBOURSVILLE 10.8 700 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
ORANGE 7.8 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...PAGE COUNTY...
LURAY 9.5 730 AM 2/12
LURAY 9.0 1030 AM 2/12
STANLEY 9.0 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY...
BULL RUN MTN 15.0 900 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
HAYMARKET 12.3 700 AM 2/12
BRISTOW 11.0 825 AM 2/12
WOODBRIDGE 8.5 700 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY...
SLATE MILLS 11.5 139 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
CASTLETON 9.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
SPERRYVILLE 8.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...ROCKINGHAM COUNTY...
BERGTON 10.0 800 AM 2/12
DALE ENTERPRISE 7.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...SHENANDOAH COUNTY...
NEW MARKET 10.0 625 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
EDINBURG 7.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
WOODSTOCK 6.0 800 AM 2/12
...STAFFORD COUNTY...
GARRISONVILLE 10.3 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
FREDERICKSBURG 8.0 800 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...WARREN COUNTY...
LINDEN 15.5 900 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
WEST VIRGINIA
...BERKELEY COUNTY...
HEDGESVILLE 11.0 224 PM 2/12 SPOTTER
MARTINSBURG 10.0 900 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
FALLING WATERS 8.5 900 AM 2/12
MARTINSBURG 8.3 900 AM 2/12
...GRANT COUNTY...
PETERSBURG 7.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
BAYARD 6.5 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...HAMPSHIRE COUNTY...
HIGH VIEW 9.2 1115 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...HARDY COUNTY...
LOST RIVER 9.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
MOOREFIELD 6.5 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...JEFFERSON COUNTY...
HARPERS FERRY 10.5 400 AM 2/12 NWS EMPLOYEE
KEARNEYSVILLE 10.2 900 AM 2/12
CHARLES TOWN 10.0 1000 AM 2/12 NOAA EMPLOYEE
CHARLES TOWN 9.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
SHEPHERDSTOWN 9.0 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...MINERAL COUNTY...
KEYSER 5.6 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
...MORGAN COUNTY...
BERKELEY SPRINGS 9.5 853 AM 2/12 SPOTTER
...PENDLETON COUNTY...
SUGAR GROVE 6.4 700 AM 2/12 CO-OP OBSERVER
$$
SMZ/WOODY/N.LISTEMAA/S.LISTEMAA/JB/JD/BPP
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I have around 10-12 inches here in Forked River, NJ (Central Ocean County) we are a couple miles inland from the water and it was still raining/sleeting late into the night, snow started mixing in around 10-11pm. I have larger open yard so I'm measuring in the open areas rather then up along the house and fence since it obviously drifts there.
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1.25 inches in Chester, VA
We got 1.25 inches of snow at our house in Chester, VA. Rain changed to snow at about 9 pm. There were flurries this morning and also at 4 pm, where I could see snow virga in the clouds. The snow coated the ground, making it wonderland white outside.
So far this year, we haven't got much snow in the Richmond area at all, and the current GFS shows none until the end of the month, and then it will be spring. So this may be the only decent snowstorm we have had. I went to church this morning, and guess what the sermon topic was? It was poems and songs, but the theme was snow! Our Singers (the choir) sang songs entitled "Snow Queen" and "Snow Witch". Our minister picked exactly the right day to hold that service!
So far this year, we haven't got much snow in the Richmond area at all, and the current GFS shows none until the end of the month, and then it will be spring. So this may be the only decent snowstorm we have had. I went to church this morning, and guess what the sermon topic was? It was poems and songs, but the theme was snow! Our Singers (the choir) sang songs entitled "Snow Queen" and "Snow Witch". Our minister picked exactly the right day to hold that service!
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I can verify that 10 inches at Martin State Airport and that 10.5 inches at Dundalk. We had 11.5 inches of snow here in Essex, MD. Thundersnow accompanied this as well. The heaviest snows were just north and west of both the Capital and Baltimore Beltway's. Randallstown, MD came in with 22.0 inches of snow while Columbia, MD came in with 21.3 inches of snow.
Thundersnow with lots of lightning occurred at around 1:30 am this morning. A wild scene for sure. There have also been reports of snow drifts over 3 feet deep in places across northern and central Baltimore County.
That's my general run down on totals here from central Maryland. An amazing storm from the stand point of amounts since they varied. It proves that thundersnow can tend to throw out locally heavier totals versus a more widespread 20 inch situation. Still a dangerous storm, which finally has tapered off here.
Icy spots tonight and the presence of deep snow, downed trees, and powerlines has caused school systems to cancel classes tomorrow in parts of Maryland. Some universities have also delayed their day start on Monday.
Jim
Thundersnow with lots of lightning occurred at around 1:30 am this morning. A wild scene for sure. There have also been reports of snow drifts over 3 feet deep in places across northern and central Baltimore County.
That's my general run down on totals here from central Maryland. An amazing storm from the stand point of amounts since they varied. It proves that thundersnow can tend to throw out locally heavier totals versus a more widespread 20 inch situation. Still a dangerous storm, which finally has tapered off here.
Icy spots tonight and the presence of deep snow, downed trees, and powerlines has caused school systems to cancel classes tomorrow in parts of Maryland. Some universities have also delayed their day start on Monday.
Jim
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