WASHINGTON — Heavy snow Wednesday morning fell across nearly the entire D.C. region, blanketing several parts of the area in several inches.
Most accumulating snow transitioned to sleet, ice and eventually plain rain — and the wetter precipitation could knock down some of the initial snow total amounts.
Here’s a look at snow totals as of shortly before noon.
DC
- Somerset neighborhood: 3 inches
- National Zoo: 2.2 inches
Maryland
- Adamstown (Frederick): 5.5 inches
- Annapolis (Anne Arundel): 2 inches
- Chevy Chase (Montgomery): 3.9 inches
- College Park (Prince George’s): 3 inches
- Elkridge (Howard County)
- Gaithersburg (Montgomery): 5 inches
- Germantown (Montgomery): 6.1 inches
- Hanover (Howard): 3.3 inches
- Myersville (Frederick): 5.5 inches
- Montgomery Village (Montgomery): 4.8 inches
- Mount Pleasant (Frederick) 5 inches
- Point of Rocks (Frederick): 5.9 inches
- Simpsonville (Howard): 5.2 inches
- Uniontown (Carroll): 4 inches
- Savage (Howard): 4 inches
- Sykesville (Carroll): 3.8 inches
- Takoma Park (Montgomery): 3.2 inches
- Westminster (Carroll County): 5.5 inches
Virginia
- Arcola (Loudoun): 4.5 inches
- Ashburn (Loudoun County): 5.3 inches
- Ballston part of Arlington: 3.3. inches
- Chantilly (Fairfax) : 4.1 inches
- Dulles International Airport (Loudoun): 4.7 inches
- Gainesville (Prince William): 3.6 inches
- Glendie (Stafford County): 2.8 inches
- Herndon (Fairfax): 4.5 inches
- Hughesville (Loudoun): 4.5 inches
- Manassas (Prince William): 3.4 inches
- Purcellville (Loudoun): 5.5 inches
- Woolsey (Prince William): 4.7 inches
