Northern Virginia, DC Snow Totals By Town For March 21 Nor'Easter

WASHINGTON, DC — The snow totals are starting to come in Wednesday for the latest Nor'easter to blanket Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia. The National Weather Service received unofficial data from its employees as well as emergency management personnel, trained spotters and media. As of 5 p.m. snow ranged from 2 inches in Stafford County and the Anacostia section of The District to 10.8 inches in Augusta County, according to the weather service. Reagan National Airport recorded 4 inches of snow, while Dulles Airport had 5.2 inches.

Snowfall amounts in the Washington region should top out between 2 and 6 inches, but whatever falls will not stick around for long. The District and northern Virginia should see daytime highs in the low to mid-40s through Sunday, so snow will melt quickly.

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Here are the tallies from the National Weather Service:

District of Columbia

• National Zoo, 4.1 inches
• Anacostia, 2.0 inches

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Albemarle County

• Earlysville, 6.4 inches
• Crozet, 5.0 inches
• Free Union, 5.0 inches
• Hollymead, 5.0 inches

Arlington County

• Reagan National Airport, 4.0 inches
• Barcroft, 3.0 inches
• Westover, 3.0 inches
• Rosslyn, 2.0 inches

Augusta County

• Fishersville, 10.8 inches
• Moscow, 10.5 inches
• Hermitage, 8.8 inches
• Greenville, 8.0 inches
• Churchville, 8.0 inches
• Waynesboro, 7.0 inches
• Waynesboro, 6.5 inches
• Stuarts Draft, 6.0 inches
• Weyers Cave, 6.0 inches

City of Alexandria

• Alexandria, 3.5 inches

City of Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg, 3.0 inches

City of Manassas

• Manassas, 4.3 inches

City of Staunton

• Staunton, 11.5 inches

Fairfax County

• Herndon, 6.0 inches
• Herndon, 5.3 inches
• Chantilly, 5.2 inches
• Franconia, 5.2 inches
• Chantilly, 5.0 inches
• Chantilly, 5.0 inches
• Reston, 5.0 inches
• Herndon, 5.0 inches
• Fairfax Station, 5.0 inches
• Vienna, 5.0 inchs
• Centreville, 4.5 inches
• Langley, 4.0 inches
• McLean, 4.0 inches
• Lorton, 3.8 inches
• Franconia, 3.6 inches
• Dunn Loring, 3.5 inches
• Baileys Crossroads, 3.2 inches
• The I395 And I495, 3.0 inches
• Merrifield, 3.0 inches
• Rose Hill, 3.0 inches
• Bren Mar Park, 3.0 inches
• Mount Vernon, 2.9 inches

Fauquier County

• Opal, 2.5 inches
• Greenwich, 2.5 inches

Loudoun County

• Lovettsville, 7.0 inches
• Leesburg, 6.0 inches
• Ashburn, 5.5 inches
• Hillsboro, 5.5 inches
• Dulles International, 5.2 inches
• Leesburg, 5.0 inches
• Purcellville, 4.7 inches
• Leesburg, 4.0 inches
• Leesburg, 4.0 inches
• Sterling Park, 4.0 inches

Prince William County

• Independent Hill, 5.3 inches
• Independent Hill, 5.0 inches
• Bull Run, 4.6 inches
• Dale City, 4.0 inches

Spotsylvania County

• Dunavant, 4.5 inches
• Logan, 4.3 inches

Stafford County

• Stafford, 4.0 inches
• White Oak, 2.2 inches
• Glendie, 2.0 inches

Virginia State Police continue to ask drivers to stay off the highways as VDOT crews continue to treat and clear highways.

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