Just think one year ago to this day (March 20th) we were talking snow on the first day of Spring in Central Maryland. From the Eastern Shore to the I-95 stretch and mountains of Maryland substantial accumulations were reported. All of this came during a year (2018) of limited snowfall with many areas barely making a totals of 12" for the year. On average most areas in an around the Baltimore metro picked up 5-8" of snow with localized heavier amounts to the north and west as well as out on the Eastern Shore. Still this was just enough snow to cause travel problems and even some power outage concerns. Here is a quick list of the observed totals from (March 20-22, 2019) ending at 8am (March 22nd).
Anne Arundel County
Londontowne 8.8"
Riva 7.5"
Herald Harbor 6.3"
Annapolis 6.3"
Odenton 6.2"
Crofton 6.0"
Pasadena 6.0"
Green Haven 5.8"
Georgetown 5.5"
BWI Airport (Official Reporting Station) 4.7"
Baltimore County
Parkton 11.3"
Bentley Springs 11.0"
Parkton 10.4"
Brooklandville 8.2"
Long Green 7.5"
Glyndon 1 WSW 7.2"
Reisterstown 7.0"
Cockeysville 7.0"
Middle River 6.5"
Catonsville 4.5"
White Marsh 4.5"
Perry Hall 4.5"
Lansdowne 4.1"
Perry Hall 4.0"
Baltimore City
Lochearn 6.5"
Pikesville 6.4"
Pimlico 6.0"
Arbutus 5.5"
Carroll County
Millers 14.0"
Lineboro 13.3"
Westminster 12.3"
Wagners Mill 11.0"
Winfield 8.5"
Gamber 7.5"
Oakland 7.3"
Cecil County
Elkton 10.5"
Northeast Heights 8.0"
Frederick County
Thurmont 16.5"
Sabillasville 15.0"
Bloomfield 14.9"
Myersville 13.0"
Walkersville 12.0"
New Market 9.0"
Ballenger Creek 8.5"
Harford County
Norrisville 13.0"
Scarboro 9.0"
Bynum 8.5"
Whiteford 8.0"
Bel Air 7.8"
Howard County
Oella 7.5"
Columbia 7.0"
Savage 6.5"
Scaggsville 5.5"
Kent County
Rock Hall 7.2"
Millington 6.9"
Queens Anne County
Stevensville 7.2"
Church Hill 6.7"
Centreville 6.2"
Unfortunately snow lovers this year will not be a repeat. Heavy rain arrives Thursday with 1-2" amounts expected. Snow though returns to the forecast by Tuesday of next week. Stay tuned!!
