New All-Time Snowfall Records at Washington Dulles, Baltimore, Wilmington
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1 S A T U R D A Y, F E B R U A R Y 6, T H E R I C H M O N D I N T E R N A T I O N A L A I R P O R T R E C O R D E D 6. 6 I N C H E S O N S N O W O N F E B R U A R Y 5 TH AND 6 TH New All-Time Snowfall Records at Washington Dulles, Baltimore, Wilmington Midnight Update: This is also the 4th highest 2-day storm total in Washington history and the 2nd highest at Washington National: THE 17.8 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL RECORDED TODAY AT RONALD REAGAN WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT IS THE SECOND HIGHEST TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL RECORD...SECOND ONLY TO THE 18.7 INCHES FOR NATIONAL AIRPORT FROM FEBRUARY THIS WOULD ALSO BE THE 4TH HIGHEST TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL ALL-TIME SNOWFALL FOR WASHINGTON RECORDS WHICH DATE BACK TO BEHIND ONLY THE JANUARY 1922 KNICKERBOCKER STORM WITH 26.0 INCHES...THE FEBRUARY 1899 STORM WHICH PRODUCED 19.0 INCHES...AND THE 18.7 INCHES WHICH FELL FEBRUARY The storm total snowfall at Wilmington, Delaware was the largest in history, and the seasonal total snowfall is now the 2nd highest on record: THE 25.8 INCHES OF SNOW THAT FELL IN WILMINGTON LATE YESTERDAY AND TODAY WAS THE GREATEST SNOWFALL IN RECORDED HISTORY. THE FIVE GREATEST SNOWFALLS AT WILMINGTON: RANK SNOWFALL DATE FEBRUARY 5/ JANUARY 8/ FEBRUARY 16/17/ MARCH 6/ JANUARY 16/17/
2 ...SECOND SNOWIEST YEAR (JULY THROUGH JUNE) THUS FAR IN WILMINGTON... WITH THE 25.8 INCHES OF NEW SNOW IN WILMINGTON, THE SEASON TOTAL JUMPED TO 53.9 INCHES. THIS TOTAL NOW RANKS SECOND AND IS ONLY BEHIND THE 55.9 INCHES THAT FELL IN THE TEN SNOWIEST YEARS (JULY THROUGH JUNE) AT WILMINGTON: RANK SNOWFALL YEARS This was the 2nd highest storm total in Philadelphia history, and the season's total at Philadelphia is now the 2nd highest in history: THE 28.5 INCHES WHICH FELL AT PHILADELPHIA LATE YESTERDAY AND TODAY WAS THE SECOND GREATEST SNOWFALL IN RECORDED HISTORY. THE FIVE GREATEST SNOWFALLS AT PHILADELPHIA: JANUARY 7/ FEBRUARY 5/ DECEMBER 19/ FEBRUARY 11/ DECEMBER 25/
3 THIS IS ALSO THE FIRST TIME IN RECORDED HISTORY THAT PHILADELPHIA HAS EXPERIENCED TWO SNOWFALLS IN EXCESS OF 20 INCHES IN THE SAME WINTER SEASON....SECOND SNOWIEST YEAR (JULY THROUGH JUNE) THUS FAR IN PHILADELPHIA... WITH THE 28.5 INCHES OF NEW SNOW IN PHILADELPHIA, THE SEASON TOTAL JUMPED TO 56.3 INCHES. THIS TOTAL NOW RANKS SECOND AND IS ONLY BEHIND THE 65.5 INCHES THAT FELL IN THE TEN SNOWIEST YEARS (JULY THROUGH JUNE) AT PHILADELPHIA: RANK SNOWFALL YEARS Original post: The National Weather Service announced this evening that new alltime snowstorm records have been set at Washington Dulles and Baltimore BWI: AT 5:10 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON INCHES OF TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL WAS RECORDED AT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE IN STERLING VA. THIS OBSERVATION RECORDED AT THE STERLING WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE IS DEEMED CLIMATOLOGICALLY
4 REPRESENTATIVE OF DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DUE TO ITS PROXIMITY TO THE AIRPORT. PRELIMINARY INDICATIONS ARE THAT THIS 32.4 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL BREAKS THE PREVIOUS TWO-DAY STORM RECORD OF 23.2" ON 7-8 JANUARY AND THE PREVIOUS THREE-DAY STORM RECORD OF 24.6" ON 6-8 JANUARY AT 4:54 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON...A 24.8 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL WAS ESTIMATED AT BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL THURGOOD MARSHALL AIRPORT. PRELIMINARY INDICATIONS ARE THAT THIS 24.8 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL EXCEEDS THE PREVIOUS TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL RECORD OF 24.4 INCHES FROM FEBRUARY New All-Time Snowfall Records at Washington Dulles, Baltimore, Wilmington Midnight Update: This is also the 4th highest 2-day storm total in Washington history and the 2nd highest at Washington National: THE 17.8 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL RECORDED TODAY AT RONALD REAGAN WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT IS THE SECOND HIGHEST TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL RECORD...SECOND ONLY TO THE 18.7 INCHES FOR NATIONAL AIRPORT FROM FEBRUARY THIS WOULD ALSO BE THE 4TH HIGHEST TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL ALL-TIME SNOWFALL FOR WASHINGTON RECORDS WHICH DATE BACK TO BEHIND ONLY THE JANUARY 1922 KNICKERBOCKER STORM WITH 26.0 INCHES...THE FEBRUARY 1899 STORM WHICH PRODUCED 19.0 INCHES...AND THE 18.7 INCHES WHICH FELL FEBRUARY The storm total snowfall at Wilmington, Delaware was the largest in history, and the seasonal total snowfall is now the 2nd highest on record: THE 25.8 INCHES OF SNOW THAT FELL IN WILMINGTON LATE YESTERDAY AND TODAY WAS THE GREATEST SNOWFALL IN RECORDED HISTORY. THE FIVE GREATEST SNOWFALLS AT WILMINGTON:
5 RANK SNOWFALL DATE FEBRUARY 5/ JANUARY 8/ FEBRUARY 16/17/ MARCH 6/ JANUARY 16/17/ SECOND SNOWIEST YEAR (JULY THROUGH JUNE) THUS FAR IN WILMINGTON... WITH THE 25.8 INCHES OF NEW SNOW IN WILMINGTON, THE SEASON TOTAL JUMPED TO 53.9 INCHES. THIS TOTAL NOW RANKS SECOND AND IS ONLY BEHIND THE 55.9 INCHES THAT FELL IN THE TEN SNOWIEST YEARS (JULY THROUGH JUNE) AT WILMINGTON: RANK SNOWFALL YEARS This was the 2nd highest storm total in Philadelphia history, and the season's total at Philadelphia is now the 2nd highest in history: THE 28.5 INCHES WHICH FELL AT PHILADELPHIA LATE YESTERDAY AND TODAY WAS THE SECOND GREATEST SNOWFALL IN RECORDED HISTORY. THE FIVE GREATEST SNOWFALLS AT PHILADELPHIA: RANK SNOWFALL DATE JANUARY 7/ FEBRUARY 5/ DECEMBER 19/ FEBRUARY 11/ DECEMBER 25/ THIS IS ALSO THE FIRST TIME IN RECORDED HISTORY THAT PHILADELPHIA HAS EXPERIENCED TWO SNOWFALLS IN EXCESS OF 20 INCHES IN THE SAME WINTER SEASON....SECOND SNOWIEST YEAR (JULY THROUGH JUNE) THUS FAR IN PHILADELPHIA... WITH THE 28.5 INCHES OF NEW SNOW IN PHILADELPHIA, THE SEASON TOTAL JUMPED TO 56.3 INCHES. THIS TOTAL NOW RANKS SECOND AND IS ONLY
6 BEHIND THE 65.5 INCHES THAT FELL IN THE TEN SNOWIEST YEARS (JULY THROUGH JUNE) AT PHILADELPHIA: RANK SNOWFALL YEARS Original post: The National Weather Service announced this evening that new alltime snowstorm records have been set at Washington Dulles and Baltimore BWI: AT 5:10 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON INCHES OF TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL WAS RECORDED AT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE IN STERLING VA. THIS OBSERVATION RECORDED AT THE STERLING WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE IS DEEMED CLIMATOLOGICALLY REPRESENTATIVE OF DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DUE TO ITS PROXIMITY TO THE AIRPORT. PRELIMINARY INDICATIONS ARE THAT THIS 32.4 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL BREAKS THE PREVIOUS TWO-DAY STORM RECORD OF 23.2" ON 7-8 JANUARY AND THE PREVIOUS THREE-DAY STORM RECORD OF 24.6" ON 6-8 JANUARY AT 4:54 PM EST THIS AFTERNOON...A 24.8 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL WAS ESTIMATED AT BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON INTERNATIONAL THURGOOD MARSHALL AIRPORT. PRELIMINARY INDICATIONS ARE THAT THIS 24.8 INCH TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL EXCEEDS THE PREVIOUS TWO-DAY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL RECORD OF 24.4 INCHES FROM FEBRUARY 2003.
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8 Richmond had only 2.8 inches of Snow on Feb. 11, 2010 from this storm Baltimore Weather Examiner New records for Baltimore and Maryland snow reports February 11, 8:36 AM Baltimore Weather Examiner Tony Pann Getting two blizzards in 5 days has given us some incredible pictures, but this season has now given Baltimore three snow storms with over 19 inches. Up until this year, we never had more than one 12 inch storm in a single season. The combination the record storm in December plus our recent pattern of and Blizzard #1 before this storm, there are a lot of scratch marks in the record books as they continue to get rewriiten in this epic winter. It is only the 11th of February, ironically the anniversary of the Blizzard of 1983 (22.8"), and winter is far from over. This pic is from Parkton, MD. See more blizzard pictures sent in to Baltimore Weather Examiner (through Facebook) Baltimore Snow Records at BWI: Daily snow for Feb 10th: 15.5" Total Storm rank #10: 19.5" Snow Depth at 6pm: 36" MOST EVER Most snow for February: 49.2" Most snow for a season: 79.9" Maryland Snow Reports: LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS SNOWFALL OF /INCHES/ MEASUREMENT DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA...DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA... 1 S CHEVY CHASE VILL PM 2/10 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PM 2/10 MARYLAND...ALLEGANY COUNTY... ECKHART MINES PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 1 N FROSTBURG AM 2/10 COOP. 1 SSE CUMBERLAND AM 2/10 COOP....ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY... PASADENA PM 2/ INCH SNOWDEPTH. 1 N BALT-WASH INTL A PM 2/10 KBWI. 1 SSW SOUTH GATE PM 2/10 1 NE GREEN HAVEN PM 2/10 BLOWING SNOW. 3 E LAUREL ARNOLD PM 2/ PM 2/10
9 GREEN HAVEN PM 2/10 NESDIS MET.
10 1 ESE CHURCHTON PM 2/10 NWS EMPLOYEE. 1 NNE CROFTON PM 2/10 COCORAHS. BELVEDERE HEIGHTS PM 2/10 1 WNW FERNDALE PM 2/10 PUBLIC RPT. 1 SSW DEALE PM 2/10 SPOTTER. SEVERN PM 2/10 1 NNE OWINGS PM 2/10 3 SSW CROWNSVILLE PM 2/10 SPOTTER. EASTPORT PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 2 NW RIVA PM 2/10 SEVERNA PARK PM 2/10 PUMPHREY PM 2/10 FERNDALE PM 2/10 1 S CAPE ARTHUR PM 2/10...BALTIMORE COUNTY... 1 ESE GLYNDON PM 2/10 SPOTTER. ESSEX PM 2/10 PARKTON PM 2/10 FREELAND PM 2/10 5 FOOT DRIFTS. 1 SE GARRISON PM 2/10 5 FT DRIFTS. 2 NW LONG GREEN PM 2/10 USDA METEOROLOGIST. 1 NW PERRY HALL PM 2/10 1 SSW DUNDALK PM 2/10 SPOTTER. OWINGS MILLS PM 2/10 MONKTON PM 2/10 1 SSW PARKTON PM 2/10 1 NNW PARKVILLE PM 2/10 MDT TO HVY SNOW. TIMONIUM PM 2/10 2 NE JACKSONVILLE PM 2/10 SNOW HAS STOPPED. 1 SW MCDONOGH PM 2/ FT DRIFTS. 1 E OELLA PM 2/10 NEAR WHITEOUT CONDITION. PARKVILLE PM 2/10 2 E PERRY HALL PM 2/10 SPOTTER....BALTIMORE CITY... 2 ESE ARLINGTON PM 2/10 WBAL-TV. PIMLICO PM 2/10 1 S GWYNN OAK PM 2/10 COCORAHS....CALVERT COUNTY... HUNTINGTOWN PM 2/10 2 N HUNTINGTOWN PM 2/10 BLOWING SNOW. 3 WSW TRACYS LANDING AM 2/10...CARROLL COUNTY... WESTMINSTER PM 2/10 DRIFTS TO 6 FEET. ELDERSBURG 3 WSW LINEBORO PM 2/ PM 2/10 6 NW MANCHESTER PM 2/10 2 E LINEBORO PM 2/10 COOP OBSERVER....CHARLES COUNTY... 2 ESE BRYANS ROAD PM 2/ INCHES LWE. ST. CHARLES 1 SW DENTSVILLE PM 2/ PM 2/10 NCEP HPC. BLOWING SNOW. 3 ESE ST. CHARLES PM 2/ LIQ WATER EQUIV. 3 SE WALDORF PM 2/10...FREDERICK COUNTY... 4 E SMITHSBURG PM 2/10 EMMITSBURG PM 2/10 JEFFERSON PM 2/10 4 TO 5 FT DRIFTS. 1 ESE FREDERICK PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 3 SE MYERSVILLE PM 2/10 WALKERSVILLE PM 2/10 NEW MARKET PM 2/10...HARFORD COUNTY... 2 E SCARBORO PM 2/10 SPOTTER.
11 1 N FALLSTON PM 2/ LIQUID EQUIVALENT. STREET PM 2/10 EDGEWOOD PM 2/10 3 ESE BENSON PM 2/10 SPOTTER....HOWARD COUNTY... 2 SE GAITHER PM 2/10 NWS EMPLOYEE. 1 WSW SAVAGE PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 2 W ELKRIDGE PM 2/10 SPOTTER. ELKRIDGE PM 2/ IN LIQUID EQUIV. 1 SSE SIMPSONVILLE PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 1 ENE GLENELG PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 2 N COLUMBIA PM 2/10 RETIRED NWS EMPLOYEE. 1 ESE ELLICOTT CITY PM 2/10 SPOTTER. COLUMBIA PM 2/10...MONTGOMERY COUNTY... 2 ESE GERMANTOWN PM 2/10 2 SE CLARKSBURG PM 2/10 2 NE GERMANTOWN PM 2/10 1 NNW SOMERSET PM 2/10 1 SSW ROCKVILLE PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 2 WSW GAITHERSBURG PM 2/10 1 S OLNEY PM 2/ INCHES LWE. 2 N BETHESDA PM 2/10 2 NNW BETHESDA PM 2/10 4 FT DRIFTS. 1 SE NORBECK PM 2/10 2 WNW OLNEY PM 2/10 1 ESE NORTH POTOMAC PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY PM 2/10 SPOTTER. 1 E BOWIE PM 2/10 HYATTSVILLE PM 2/ INCHES SINCE 8 AM. 1 SSW LAUREL PM 2/10 NWS METEOROLOGIST. COLLEGE PARK PM 2/10 CAMP SPRINGS AM 2/10 LAUREL 1 SSW BELTSVILLE PM 2/ PM 2/10 BLOWING SNOW. GREENBELT PM 2/10 COCORAHS....ST. MARYS COUNTY... 1 ESE HILLVILLE PM 2/10 1 NNE HOLLYWOOD PM 2/10 UP TO 3 FT DRIFTS....WASHINGTON COUNTY... 1 E HAGERSTOWN PM 2/10 SNOWDEPTH 29. HANCOCK PM 2/10 PUBLIC RPT. 1 ENE HAGERSTOWN AM 2/10 BLOWING DRIFTING SNOW. 2 NNW SHARPSBURG PM 2/10 MODERATE DRIFTING. Maryland Snow Pictures From Blizzard # 2 After a fresh inches, snow on the ground was over 3 feet with drifts over 5 feet high
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