See Snowfall Totals By Town In Maryland

December's first winter storm brought varying amounts of snow to parts of Maryland, from an inch at Baltimore-Washington International Airport to 6 inches in parts of Baltimore County, according to preliminary snowfall totals from the National Weather Service.

Numerous school districts and government offices opened late on Monday due to the storm's impact on area roads.

The snowfall has ended, and the National Weather Service said the forecast for the coming week shows no chance of a white Christmas, so far, with high temperatures reaching the 50s at least two days.

Here are snowfall totals, in inches, reported by the National Weather Service as of Monday morning for portions of Maryland:

Anne Arundel County

• Cape St. Claire 3.0
• Crofton 2.8
• Baltimore-Washington 2.5
• Odenton 2.3
• Crofton 2.2
• Deale 2.1
• Parole 2.0
• Annapolis 2.0
• Annapolis 1.8
• Chelsea Beach 1.5
• BWI Airport 1.0

Baltimore County

• Norrisville 6.2
• Bentley Springs 6.0
• Bentley Springs 5.5
• Owings Mills 5.0
• Rosedale 4.5
• Glyndon 4.4
• Cockeysville 4.0
• Reisterstown 3.5
• Cockeysville 3.5
• Woodstock 3.3
• Gunpowder 3.1
• Perry Hall 3.1
• Timonium 3.0
• Kingsville 2.9
• Arbutus 2.3
• Edgemere 2.3

Baltimore City

• Pimlico 2.3

Carroll County

• Winfield 5.7
• Gamber 5.5
• Watersville 5.1
• Eldersburg 5.0
• Westminster 4.5
• Sykesville 4.0
• Uniontown 3.1

Harford County

• Chrome Hill 6.0
• Bel Air 5.3
• Bynum 4.8
• Fallston 4.7
• Churchville 4.5
• Aberdeen Proving Ground 3.3

Howard County

• Gaither 4.6
• Marriottsville 4.5
• West Friendship 3.8
• Simpsonville 3.0
• Ellicott City 2.8
• Historic Ellicott City 2.3
• Simpsonville 2.1
• Elkridge 2.0
• Elkridge 1.7

Montgomery County

• Damascus 4.8
• Clarksburg 4.6
• Clarksburg 4.5
• Damascus 4.5
• Damascus 4.1
• Gaithersburg 3.0
• Montgomery Village 1.7
• Germantown 1.5
• Gaithersburg 1.5
• Germantown 1.4
• Poolesville 0.7
• Aspen Hill 0.7
• Potomac 0.7

Prince George's County

• Bowie 1.8
• Upper Marlboro 1.5
• Laurel 0.8