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More than a foot of snow across parts of the region

Most areas received between 8 and 12 inches of snow

Double digit snow totals were common across much of the metro region with even a few spots like Columbia (12.9 inches) and Washington Grove (12.3 inches) with more than a foot!

The following are snow totals through 10 PM Sunday

District Of Columbia Snow Totals
WUSA - TV - 10"

Maryland Snow Totals

Columbia - 13.0"
College Park - 11"
Four Corners - 11.2"
Olney - 14"
Damascus - 12"
Clarksburg - 11"
Rockville - 11.6"
Germantown - 12.0"
Norbeck - 10.8"
Bethesda - 9.5"

Virginia Snow Totals

Ashburn - 12"
Mclean - 10.5"
Falls Church - 10.1"
Vienna - 10"
Fairfax - 9.2"
Chantilly - 9.2"
Leesburg - 9.0"
Reston - 9.0"
Dulles Airport - 9.8"
National Airport - 9.0"
Gainesville - 7.8"
Bealeton - 8.5"

West Virginia Snow Totals
Bunker Hill - 10.0"
Martinsburg - 11.7"
Shepherdstown - 7"


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 The significant snowfall will cause travel impacts for the Monday morning commute along with widespread closings and delays.



Snow Potential: Recapping Our Snow "Calls"
FINAL CALL
With the snow coming down and more on the way, once again the snow forecast was raised Saturday night.

Credit: WUSA Weather
Forecast Snowfall Map for Jan 12-13 as of 10 PM Saturday night

Fifth Call For Snowfall -- Saturday Noon

Credit: WUSA

Fourth Call Snow Potential -- Saturday AM

Credit: WUSA

Third Call Snow Potential -- From Friday

Credit: WUSA
Third call snow map, updated Noon Jan 11 2019. 3" - 5" in the metro, and 5" - 8" from Luray to Fredericksburg and into part of southern Maryland.

Second Call Snow Potential -- From Thursday

Credit: WUSA
Second Call Snow Forecast for 1-12-19 to 1-13-19

First Call Snow Map -- From Wednesday

Credit: WUSA
First call for snow potential. Expect light snow to develop Saturday afternoon. Heaviest period sometime Sunday.

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