Baltimore County Snow Totals: About 8 Inches Recorded In One Area

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — The first winter storm of the new year coated Baltimore County in snow 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.

Baltimore County tallied almost eight inches, the National Weather Service reported. Other portions of the county saw much 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 Baltimore County:

• Edgemere: 7.9 inches
• Catonsville: 5 inches
• Middle River: 4.9 inches
• White Marsh: 4.5 inches
• Oella: 4 inches
• Pimlico: 3.8 inches
• Fullerton: 3.5 inches
• Perry Hall: 3 inches
• Glyndon: 1.5 inches
• Long Green: 1.2 inches

There is a slight winter storm threat Wednesday morning. Light freezing rain or freezing drizzle is possible, according to the National Weather Service.

Moderate tidal flooding is possible Wednesday.

There is also another slight winter storm threat Thursday night into Friday, the National Weather Service reports. Accumulating snow or a wintry mix is possible.

Continue to check in with Patch for all of your latest weather updates.

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• Baltimore County 2022 Snowfall Guide: Traffic, Snow Removal