Snow Makes a Comback

 

Photo Credit: Mallory Hughes

Yesterday the Nation’s Capital had its most significant snowfall in nearly two years.  That’s not saying much since the 2019-2020 winter season was DC’s third least snowy on record with only 0.6”, while this winter hasn’t produced much snow either.  Nevertheless, Washington, D.C. saw its first inch of snow since February 20, 2019, as measured as Reagan National Airport. 

Here are some selected DC-Area snow totals for January 31 – February 1.  If you have another snow measurement you’d like to add, please do so as a comment.

Washington, D.C.

National Zoo: 2.5”
National Arboretum: 2.0”
U.S. Capital: 1.5”


Maryland

Oakland: 12.0”
Thurmont: 6.7”
Frostburg: 6.1”
Hagerstown: 5.5”
Laytonsville: 4.2”
BWI Airport: 3.8:
Olney: 3.0”
Mount Airy: 3.0”
Bethesda: 2.8”
Annapolis: 2.8”
Greenbelt: 2.8”
Lexington Park: 2.5”


Virginia

Midland: 5.0”
Leesburg: 5.0”
Berryville: 4.0”
Dulles Airport: 3.0”
Oakton: 2.5”
Manassas: 2.5”
National Airport: 2.3”
McLean: 2.0”