Snow Totals From Howard County On Friday, February 1

HOWARD COUNTY, MD — The National Weather Service has posted preliminary snow totals from the region after Friday's snowfall. Central Maryland saw moderate snowfall compared with the northwestern part of the state, where Allegany County reported 6 inches of accumulation.

Here are the latest measurements submitted from Howard County on Friday, Feb. 1. Columbia saw the most snow in the county, based on the data.

In addition to the amount and location, we've included when the measurement was taken and by whom. Trained spotters are those who have received training from the National Weather Service.

• 2 inches — Columbia — 7:06 p.m. by National Weather Service employee
• 1.7 inches — Columbia — 5:30 p.m. by trained spotter
• 1.5 inches — Elkridge — 6:20 p.m. by trained spotter
• 1.5 inches — Elkridge — 5:41 p.m. by National Weather Service employee
• 1.5 inches — Simpsonville — 7 p.m. by trained spotter
• 1.2 inches — Simpsonville — 3 p.m. by trained spotter

All measurements are preliminary.

Photo courtesy of Howard County Government.