Snow Totals In Anne Arundel: South County Bears Brunt Of Storm

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — The first snow of the year coated Anne Arundel County on Monday. The storm rolled in before sunrise and left the area by early afternoon.

The precipitation was a fine powder without any ice. That made for a fluffy snow that piled high across the region.

Southern Anne Arundel County tallied nearly a foot, the National Weather Service reported. The northern portion of the county escaped with slightly less.

Waldorf, Charles County posted the highest total in Maryland with 11.6 inches. Glendie, Virginia recorded the most snowfall in the DMV with its 13.4 inches.

Here are the unofficial snowfall totals from around Anne Arundel County:

• Churchton: 11 inches
• Crofton (Location 1): 10.1 inches
• Londontowne: 10 inches
• Green Haven: 9 inches
• Crofton (Location 2): 8 inches
• Fort George G. Meade: 7.5 inches
• Odenton: 7 inches
• Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport: 6.8 inches
• Chelsea Beach: 5.9 inches

To see the snow accumulation in other areas, visit this National Weather Service webpage.

Anne Arundel County Public Schools canceled Monday classes. Leaders also closed some COVID-19 testing and vaccination clinics. Annapolis similarly declared a snow emergency and asked locals to remove their cars from snow routes.

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