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How Much Snow Fell In Towson? See Snowfall Totals
Here is how much snow Towson got and how it compared with the rest of Baltimore County.
TOWSON, MD — Over the weekend, Baltimore County saw nearly 3.5 inches of snow, based on preliminary data.
The highest snow total was in Long Green, which recorded 3.4 inches, according to unofficial reports submitted to the National Weather Service.
In Towson, 2.4 inches had fallen by 8:30 a.m. on Monday, preliminary data showed.
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Here's how much snow Baltimore County got during the weekend snowstorm, based on preliminary data:
- Long Green — 3.4 inches
- Glyndon — 3 inches
- Pimlico — 2.8 inches
- Glyndon — 2.8 inches
- Upper Falls — 2.8 inches
- Perry Hall — 2.7 inches
- Bentley Springs — 2.5 inches
- Kingsville — 2.5 inches
- Fullerton — 2.5 inches
- Norrisville — 2.4 inches
- Towson — 2.4 inches
- Upper Falls — 2.4 inches
- Long Green — 2.3 inches
- Catonsville — 2.2 inches
- Edgemere — 1.4 inches
Across Maryland, the most snow was reported in Garrett County, which saw 14 inches in Oakland and Grantsville by Monday morning.
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