How much snow fell in Maryland? Snowfall totals for Sunday's winter storm.
A winter storm brought heavy, powdery snow to Maryland on Sunday. By mid- to late morning, conditions changed to sleet and freezing rain.
The storm dumped nearly 6 to 10 inches of snow across the state, prompting First Alert Weather Days, Winter Storm Warnings and school closures. Monday is an Alert Day due to the frigid temperatures and icy road conditions.
First winter storm of the year
According to the First Alert Weather Team, the snow fell at rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour Sunday, as temperatures were in the teens.
Baltimore City received 8.6 inches of snow overall, and BWI Airport measured a total of 11.3 inches, according to data from the National Weather Service (NWS).
The snowfall recorded at BWI Airport is the highest amount since 2016, when 25 inches of snow was recorded.
During a snowstorm in 2025, BWI recorded 6.6 inches. In January 2022, the airport received 6.8 inches of snow.
Cockeysville, in Baltimore County, was the first in the region to record at least 10 inches of snow on Sunday, according to the NWS.
How many inches of snow in Maryland?
Anne Arundel County
Chelsea Beach - 7.8 inches
Churchton - 5.5 inches
Crofton - 8.8 inches
Green Haven - 10.2 inches
Pasadena - 8.5 inches
Riva - 7.2 inches
Baltimore County
Bentley Springs - 11.3 inches
Cockeysville - 10 inches
Edgemere - 10.3 inches
Glyndon - 8.3 inches
Long Green - 7.5 inches
McDonogh - 6.5 inches
Perry Hall - 7 inches
White Marsh - 6.5 inches
Carroll County
Eldersburg - 7.5 inches
Westminster - 9 inches
Cecil County
Pleasant Hill - 7.5 inches
Rock Springs - 6.5 inches
Harford County
Aberdeen - 10.1 inches
Abingdon - 10 inches
Bel Air - 9.8 inches
Bynum - 9.2 inches
Chrome Hill - 8.3 inches
Jarrettsville - 9 inches
Kingsville - 8 inches
Howard County
Columbia - 10.6 inches
Clarksville - 10.9 inches
Ellicott City - 8.5 inches
Elkridge - 9 inches
Gaither - 7.8 inches
Granite - 8.5 inches
Savage - 7.5 inches
Simpsonville - 11.3 inches
Parts of Garrett County, in Western Maryland, received nearly 12 inches of snow, parts of Allegany County measured 9 inches, and parts of Cecil County saw 7.5 inches, according to the NWS.
