13 Inches Of Snow In Columbia: See Pics From Major Snowfall

COLUMBIA, MD — The first significant snowfall of January 2019 resulted in about 13 inches of accumulation in Columbia. In fact, Columbia had one of the highest snow totals in the state of Maryland from the weekend storm, based on reports submitted to the National Weather Service.

The measurements sent to the National Weather Service are considered preliminary.

In any event, there was enough snow to cancel school Monday and to merit a delay Tuesday.

See all the snow photos shared by your neighbors on the Columbia Patch Facebook page.

Here is a selection of some of our favorites from across the villages and beyond, showcasing winter wildlife, sledding adventures and snowy transformations.

Photo in Wilde Lake by Janice Pletcher Laswell.

Photo by Michael Andrews in Jeffers Hill.

Running Brook by Diane DiGiovanni.

Lake Elkhorn by Amber Lowry.

Getting ready for sledding in Thunder Hill. Photo by Kerry Stossel Richardson.

Mall in Columbia seen from the Maple garage. Photo by Liz Kwak.

Photo of a whopping snow measurement by Dawn Jestes, taken at 11 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 13, in the 21046 zip code.

A group in Clarksville enjoys the snow day. Photo by Cara Mahoney.

West Running Brook Road by Theresa Gale

Wilde Lake, by Christen Savannah Jones.

Wilde Lake at night by Katie Randolph.

Photo in Kings Contrivance by Benjamin Franco.

Photo by Greta Pike Barnes, taken in Kings Contrivance.

Hickory Ridge by Rebecca Mestas.

Bollman Bridge by Terrie Schulz Potts.

Holiday Hills by Ann Rogers Finneran.

Emerson in North Laurel by Danielle Duran Baron.

Main photo was taken in Harpers Choice by Chiara D'Amore.