The departing storm dumped around 2 feet of snow in northern Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick, Howard and Montgomery counties.
Click here for a list of snow totals from the National Weather Service.
Here are a few notable reports (from 1:30am):
…ALLEGANY COUNTY…
FROSTBURG: 20.0
CUMBERLAND: 12.0
…ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY…
1 E CROFTON: 10.0
…BALTIMORE COUNTY…
1 ESE GLYNDON: 26.0
OWINGS MILLS: 24.0
4 ENE REISTERSTOWN: 24.0
1 SSE TOWSON: 18.8
PARKVILLE: 16.5
CATONSVILLE: 14.0
2 E WHITE MARSH: 13.3
…BALTIMORE CITY…
PARK HEIGHTS: 17.1
…CALVERT COUNTY…
2 WNW HUNTINGTOWN: 5.4
…CARROLL COUNTY…
2 SE WESTMINSTER: 24.8
MOUNT AIRY: 17.0
…CHARLES COUNTY…
2 ESE BRYANS ROAD: 12.9
1 NNW ST. CHARLES: 12.0
1 S LA PLATA: 10.3
…FREDERICK COUNTY…
IJAMSVILLE: 20.3
…HARFORD COUNTY…
1 NNE BEL AIR: 17.5
…HOWARD COUNTY…
2 SE GAITHER: 22.0
2 SW SAVAGE: 20.5
2 NW COLUMBIA: 16.1
…MONTGOMERY COUNTY…
3 SSW DAMASCUS: 21.3
1 S OLNEY: 19.0
1 ENE GAITHERSBURG: 17.6
1 ESE TAKOMA PARK: 10.1
Going into tonight, a vigorous piece of energy and cold front will move to our south, bringing another chance of snow through tomorrow morning. This snow will be light, with a general 1-3″ possible across the state before it winds down by tomorrow afternoon. Highs tomorrow will be in the mid 30s with gusty northwest winds.
Sunday will be mostly sunny but cold, with highs around 30.
Clouds will increase on Monday as another system moves towards the Great Lakes. This storm will slide by to our northwest, bringing a slight chance of rain, possibly mixed with snow Monday night into Tuesday morning.
High pressure builds back in Tuesday and Wednesday before another system moves towards the area Thursday. Highs Tuesday and Wednesday will be in the mid to upper 40s.
Yesterday’s Weather Station Stats:
High Temp: 36.1°
Low Temp: 23.8°
Rain: 0.38″ (snow/sleet melt, drizzle)
