A winter storm affected Maryland, transitioning from heavy, powdery snow to sleet and freezing rain.
Over six inches of snow accumulated across the state, leading to First Alert Weather Days for Sunday and Monday, Winter Storm Warnings, and school closures.
Snowfall rates reached 1 to 2 inches per hour, with temperatures in the teens.
As of 8 p.m., Baltimore City recorded 8.6 inches of snow, and BWI Airport measured 11.1 inches. This marks BWI's highest snowfall since 2016. Cockeysville in Baltimore County was the first Baltimore region location to report at least 10 inches of snow.
Snow Totals by County (as of 8 p.m.)
Anne Arundel County
- Chelsea Beach: 7.8 inches
- Churchton: 5.5 inches
- Crofton: 8.8 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 inches
- Rock Springs: 6.5 inches
Harford County
- Aberdeen Proving Ground: 7.6 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: 9.7 inches
- Clarksville: 10.9 inches
- Ellicott City: 8.5 inches
- Elkridge: 9 inches
- Gaither: 7.8 inches
- Granite: 8.5 inches
- North Laurel: 4.1 inches
- Savage: 7.5 inches
- Simpsonville: 8.8 inches
- West Friendship: 7.2 inches
Other Counties
- Braddock Heights (Frederick County): 6.5 inches
- Garrett County: 5 inches