Snow totals so far across Maryland on Jan. 19
Updated: 9:17 PM EST Jan 19, 2024
LATE BREAKING THIS IS AN 11 NEWS UPDATE. AND GOOD AFTERNOON EVERYONE. OUR COVERAGE OF THIS WEATHER ALERT DAY CONTINUES. WE HAVE A TEAM OF REPORTERS CHECKING OUT THE CONDITIONS ALL ACROSS OUR VIEWING AREA, BUT FIRST LET’S SEND IT OVER TO METEOROLOGIST DALENCIA JENKINS. LOOKS LIKE STORM IS STARTING TO WIND DOWN AT LEAST A LITTLE BIT. DALENCIA AT LEAST A LITTLE BIT. WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE TO HAVE THAT CHANCE FOR HEAVIER SNOW BANDS AS WE MOVE THROUGH THE REST OF THIS AFTERNOON IN TOWARDS THE EARLY DINNERTIME HOUR. THAT’S WHEN WE’LL START SEEING THINGS IMPROVING. BUT I WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS PICTURE HERE. THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE PICTURES THAT WERE SENT IN. JENNY M SENT THIS FROM LAKE AVENUE IN BALTIMORE CITY. IT JUST GIVES YOU A SIGHT OF HOW BEAUTIFUL SNOW CAN BE, BUT ALSO DANGEROUS. LOOK AT THESE ROADWAYS. SO THE SIDE ROADS AND MORE RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS MAY SEE A SLOWER PLOWING OR DANGEROUS ROADWAYS AND AS WE MOVE INTO THE COLDER, COLDER TIME OF THE DAY, THAT’S WHEN WE’RE GOING TO SEE SOME MORE SLICK SPOTS IN THE AREA. RADAR RIGHT NOW IS SHOWING MOST OF THE HEAVY SNOW ON THE EASTERN SHORE RIGHT NOW. WE ARE STILL SEEING CONSISTENT SNOWFALL IN THE BALTIMORE METRO, BUT TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE STICKING AROUND THE FREEZING MARK AS WE PROGRESS THROUGH THE REST OF THIS AFTERNOON. TIMING OUT THE REST OF THE SNOWFALL ON FUTURE CAST. WE’RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO SEE IT THROUGH OUR LUNCHTIME AND NOTICE HOW IT STARTS TO BREAK APART AT AROUND 3 P.M., SO SOME AREAS MAY SEE SOME LINGERING SNOW SHOWERS EVEN INTO THE DINNERTIME HOUR. BUT AS WE MOVE OVERNIGHT, CONDITIONS WILL BE IMPROVING AND AS WE LOOK AT OUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST, WILL BE NICE AND SUNNY BY SATURDAY. BUT IT IS GOING TO BE BITTERLY COLD. DALENCIA THANK YOU. TIME NOW TO CHECK IN WITH OUR TEAM OF REPORTERS. LET’S GO TO KATE O’MARA. SHE’S LIVE IN COLUMBIA. HOW’S IT LOOKING THERE, KATE? EARLIER IT WAS QUITE A MESS. WELL, YES, A POST CARD FROM BROKEN LAND PARKWAY AND LITTLE PATUXENT PARKWAY HERE IN COLUMBIA, WHERE IT’S. IT’S THE SNOW TAPERED OFF TO KIND OF A LIGHT FLURRY. THE SKIES ARE BRIGHTENING AND THE ROAD CREWS RIGHT NOW ARE DIGGING OUT THE INTERSECTIONS. DO YOU SEE HERE THIS IS A BROKEN LAND PARKWAY. AND THIS LITTLE I THINK IT’S CALLED A SNOW GOPHER IS GOING THROUGH AND PICKING UP THE SNOW. THAT’S LEFT IN THE INTERSECTIONS BECAUSE EVEN ON, UM, LITTLE PATUXENT THAT ROADWAY IS JUST WET, BUT THE INTERSECTIONS ALL ALONG IT ARE SNOW COVERED, WHICH MAKE CROSSING THAT STREET AND GOING INTO OTHER ROADWAYS PRECARIOUS, AS YOU SEE HERE. SO THAT’S SOMETHING TO LOOK OUT FOR. ALSO, CHRIS, IF YOU SWING AROUND AND WE GO UP THE SLIGHT INCLINE HILL HERE, YOU WRITE AS YOU GO TO THAT LIGHT AND THROUGH THAT LIGHT, THAT ENTIRE ROAD IS COMPLETELY SNOW COVERED. AND THEY’LL GET TO THAT LATER. BUT THAT IS NOT AS WELL TRAVELED AS THIS SECTION DOWN HERE. IT IS TIME SOON TO GET OUT YOUR SHOVELS SO THAT YOU HAVE A LOT OF WORK AHEAD OF YOU GUYS THIS AFTERNOON. BACK TO YOU IN THE STUDIO. A SHOVEL OR SNOW. GO RIGHT. WHICHEVER WORKS. TAKE THE GOPHER. RIGHT. OKAY. THANK YOU. DAVID COLLINS ALSO KEEPING AN EYE ON THE CHANGING CONDITIONS IN BALTIMORE COUNTY. HE’S IN LUTHERVILLE. HI, DAVID. ARE THERE ANY GOPHERS THERE? HEY. GOOD AFTERNOON. NOW, SNOW WENT FROM STEADY TO A LIGHT SNOWFALL, AND WE’RE MATTER OF FACT. AND THIS IS NOT AN EXAGGERATION. WE ARE SEEING THE SUN TRYING TO PEEK THROUGH. WE’RE AT THE INTERSECTION OF SEMINARY AND RAILROAD AVENUE AND TALK ABOUT BUSY THERE HAVE BEEN SNOW PLOWS, LIGHTRILLIONAIL TRAINS, TRUCKS, CARS, YOU NAME IT. WE TALKED TO SOME SNOWPLOW OPERATORS AND THEY SAY THE SNOW IS EASY TO PUSH BECAUSE IT’S SO DRY. AND AS A MATTER OF FACT, THEY’RE USING LEAF BLOWERS TO CLEAR SOME OF THE SIDEWALKS. LET’S TEST OUT THAT THEORY HERE. LOOK AT THAT. A JOGGER CAME BY AND HE SAYS, YOU KNOW WHAT? THE ROADS ARE PRETTY GOOD. AND SO ARE THE SIDE STREETS. SPEAKING OF WHICH, TAKE A LOOK AT THIS ONE REAL QUICK. LOOKS LIKE IT’S BEEN UNPLOWED AND THEY BALTIMORE COUNTY PEOPLE SAY, BE PATIENT BECAUSE THEY WILL GET TO IT. NOW, IF YOU HAVEN’T GONE OUT FOR A WHILE, YOUR CAR MAY LOOK LIKE THIS. THIS IS WHAT YOU’LL ENCOUNTER AND IT’S A PIECE OF CAKE. AND I HOPE THESE PEOPLE APPRECIATE I’M BRUSHING THEIR CAR OFF. BACK TO YOU. YOU MAKE IT LOOK. THEY DO. JUST EFFORTLESS. DAVID. THANK YOU. AND ALSO HERE’S A LOOK AT HOW YOU ARE ENJOYING THE SNOW. GO AHEAD. AND WE WANT TO SEE SOME OF YOUR PICTURES. SO SEND US YOUR PHOTOS EVEN YOUR VIDEOS. THE WBAL, TV AND OUR APP. ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS OPEN UP THE APP AND TAP UPLOAD.
Snow totals so far across Maryland on Jan. 19
Updated: 9:17 PM EST Jan 19, 2024
We waited more than 716 days for snow. Then, the long-awaited flakes finally arrived on Jan. 16 and 19.The following are snowfall amounts across Maryland from the National Weather Service as observed by its staff, trained spotters, government officials and media.These are preliminary numbers, all in inches. This article will be updated throughout the day as new numbers come in to the 11 Newsroom.>> Share your snow pics with us and tell us how much snow you got here!7:10 p.m. updateAllegany CountyBellegrove 4.3La Vale 3.0Frostburg 2.5Flintstone 2.2Anne Arundel CountyCrofton 4.3BWI-Marshall Airport 4.2Chelsea Beach 4.1Glen Burnie 4.0Cape St. Claire 3.5Baltimore CountyGlyndon 4.7Kingsville 4.5Bentley Springs 4.5Randallstown 4.0Perry Hall 4.0Edgemere 3.9Reisterstown 3.9Cockeysville 3.8 Long Green 3.5 Baltimore CityPimlico 4.5TV Hill (WBAL-TV) 3.9 Calvert CountyPrince Frederick 1.2Caroline CountyIngleside 5.5Carroll CountyEldersburg 5.0Watersville 3.8Manchester 3.5Gamber 3.3Taneytown 2.9Cecil CountyPleasant Hill 5.0North East 2.8Charles CountyDentsville 2.0Frederick CountyBloomfield 6.1Green Valley 5.0Mount Airy 4.3New Market 4.0Frederick 3.8Point of Rocks 3.7Buckeystown 2.8 Garrett CountyDeer Park 6.0Accident 5.4Barton 3.8 Harford CountyChurchville 4.3Forest Hill 4.1Abingdon 3.9Aberdeen Proving Grounds 3.7Howard CountySimpsonville 5.8Elkridge 5.5Clarksville 5.2Columbia 5.4Jessup 5.0Sykesville 5.0Laurel 4.6West Friendship 3.9Kent CountyMillington 4.8Montgomery CountyDamascus 5.8Montgomery Village 5.5Gaithersburg 5.3Damascus 5.1Germantown 5.0Norbeck 4.7Rockville 4.6Glenmont 4.5Fairland 4.3Olney 4.0Garrett Park 4.0Bethesda 3.5Prince George’s CountyLaurel 4.0Bowie 4.0Queen Anne’s CountyCentreville 6.0Barclay 5.6Grasonville 5.5Millington 4.8Crumpton 4.6St. Mary’s CountyLeonardtown 0.8Washington CountySabillasville 6.0Boonsboro 5.1Maugansville 4.2Fairplay 3.3Hagerstown 3.0Hancock 2.8
We waited more than 716 days for snow. Then, the long-awaited flakes finally arrived on Jan. 16 and 19.
The following are snowfall amounts across Maryland from the National Weather Service as observed by its staff, trained spotters, government officials and media.
These are preliminary numbers, all in inches. This article will be updated throughout the day as new numbers come in to the 11 Newsroom.
>> Share your snow pics with us and tell us how much snow you got here!
7:10 p.m. update
Allegany County
- Bellegrove 4.3
- La Vale 3.0
- Frostburg 2.5
- Flintstone 2.2
Anne Arundel County
- Crofton 4.3
- BWI-Marshall Airport 4.2
- Chelsea Beach 4.1
- Glen Burnie 4.0
- Cape St. Claire 3.5
Baltimore County
- Glyndon 4.7
- Kingsville 4.5
- Bentley Springs 4.5
- Randallstown 4.0
- Perry Hall 4.0
- Edgemere 3.9
- Reisterstown 3.9
- Cockeysville 3.8
- Long Green 3.5
Baltimore City
- Pimlico 4.5
- TV Hill (WBAL-TV) 3.9
Calvert County
Caroline County
Carroll County
- Eldersburg 5.0
- Watersville 3.8
- Manchester 3.5
- Gamber 3.3
- Taneytown 2.9
Cecil County
- Pleasant Hill 5.0
- North East 2.8
Charles County
Frederick County
- Bloomfield 6.1
- Green Valley 5.0
- Mount Airy 4.3
- New Market 4.0
- Frederick 3.8
- Point of Rocks 3.7
- Buckeystown 2.8
Garrett County
- Deer Park 6.0
- Accident 5.4
- Barton 3.8
Harford County
- Churchville 4.3
- Forest Hill 4.1
- Abingdon 3.9
- Aberdeen Proving Grounds 3.7
Howard County
- Simpsonville 5.8
- Elkridge 5.5
- Clarksville 5.2
- Columbia 5.4
- Jessup 5.0
- Sykesville 5.0
- Laurel 4.6
- West Friendship 3.9
Kent County
Montgomery County
- Damascus 5.8
- Montgomery Village 5.5
- Gaithersburg 5.3
- Damascus 5.1
- Germantown 5.0
- Norbeck 4.7
- Rockville 4.6
- Glenmont 4.5
- Fairland 4.3
- Olney 4.0
- Garrett Park 4.0
- Bethesda 3.5
Prince George’s County
Queen Anne’s County
- Centreville 6.0
- Barclay 5.6
- Grasonville 5.5
- Millington 4.8
- Crumpton 4.6
St. Mary’s County
Washington County
- Sabillasville 6.0
- Boonsboro 5.1
- Maugansville 4.2
- Fairplay 3.3
- Hagerstown 3.0
- Hancock 2.8