How much snow did Maryland get during Sunday's winter storm?
Much of Maryland was hit by a winter storm on Sunday, Feb. 22, with snowfall continuing into Monday morning.
Some parts of the state experienced snow, rain and dangerous road conditions due to the winter weather.
A Winter Storm Warning will remain in effect through Monday for areas in Central and Northern Maryland. A Blizzard Warning will be in effect until 6 p.m. for the state's lower and central Eastern Shore, which was projected to see about a foot of snow and wind gusts above 40 mph.
As of Monday at 9:30 a.m., the Baltimore area has gotten about 2 to 5 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). BWI Airport recorded 1.1 inches, and Baltimore City recorded about 4 inches.
How many inches of snow in Maryland?
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis - 2.8 inches
Chelsea Beach - 1.3 inches
Crofton - 1.6 inches
Crownsville - 1.8 inches
Parole - 3.5 inches
Severn - 1.5 inches
Tracy's Landing - 3 inches
Baltimore County
Bentley Springs - 5 inches
Carney - 4.5 inches
Long Green - 5.1 inches
Owings Mills - 4 inches
Perry Hall - 4.2 inches
Reisterstown - 4.5 inches
Upper Falls - 4.1 inches
White Marsh - 3.5 inches
Calvert County
Lusby - 4.5 inches
Prince Frederick - 5 inches
Carroll County
Marston - 6 inches
Millers - 5.4 inches
Watersville - 6.8 inches
Westminster - 4.5 inches
Winfield - 6 inches
Caroline County
Denton - 12 inches
Cecil County
Elkton - 8.5 inches
North East - 7 inches
Perryville - 6.5 inches
Rock Springs - 4.3 inches
Charles County
Dentsville - 2.8 inches
Hughesville - 3 inches
La Plata - 4.1 inches
Ripley - 4 inches
Welcome - 2.4 inches
Frederick County
Ballenger Creek - 5 inches
Cavetown - 10 inches
Green Valley - 5.8 inches
Mount Airy - 7 inches
New Market - 3.5 inches
Garrett County
Accident - 5.3 inches
Deer Park - 4.5 inches
Oakland - 5.8 inches
Harford County
Abingdon - 3.3 inches
Bel Air - 5.1 inches
Bynum - 6 inches
Chrome Hill - 5.6 inches
Forest Hill - 4.2 inches
Howard County
Columbia - 3 inches
Dayton - 4 inches
Ellicott City - 2.5 inches
Gaither - 3.5 inches
Highland - 3.6 inches
Simpsonville - 3.5 inches
Montgomery County
Damascus - 7.1 inches
Gaithersburg - 5.8 inches
Laytonsville - 5.3 inches
Norbeck - 4.8 inches
Queen Anne's County
Ingleside - 12 inches
St. Mary's County
California - 4.4 inches
Clements - 6 inches
Great Mills - 4 inches
Washington County
Boonsboro - 6.5 inches
Funkstown - 5 inches
Sabillasville - 12.3 inches
Wicomico
Parsonsburg - 12.5 inches
Pittsville - 14 inches
Salisbury - 10.8 inches
Sharptown - 11 inches
Worchester
Bishopville - 16 inches
Ocean City - 10.5 inches
Ocean Pines - 14 inches
