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Haymarket sees 1 foot of snow; others see several inches

Snow began falling about 8 a.m. Saturday across the region and kept falling until about 5 p.m.

Afterward, we saw the precipitation changeover from snow to sleet, then to rain.

By the time it moved out early this morning, ice coated sidewalks, handrails, and cars. Underneath the ice is several inches of snow.

Take a look at these snow totals from the National Weather Service:

…CITY OF MANASSAS…

   1 NE MANASSAS          6.1   808 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 SW MANASSAS PARK     4.0   530 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

 

…PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY…

   HAYMARKET             12.0   911 PM  2/21  PUBLIC                 

   5 NW GAINESVILLE       7.8   555 PM  2/21  PUBLIC                 

   2 SW WOOLSEY           7.7   705 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   GAINESVILLE            6.8  1000 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 ESE INDEPENDENT HI   4.5   635 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 ENE DUMFRIES         3.0   810 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER  

 

…SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY…

   3 NW SPOTSYLVANIA      2.8   530 PM  2/21  PUBLIC      

 

…FAUQUIER COUNTY…

   OPAL                   8.5   710 PM  2/21  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   1 NW OPAL              8.5   658 AM  2/22  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   NEW BALTIMORE          7.0   725 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 WSW NEW BALTIMORE    6.0   624 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER      

 

…FAIRFAX COUNTY…

   RESTON                 9.3   845 PM  2/21  PUBLIC                 

   1 NNE RESTON           8.5  1052 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 SSW HERNDON          8.4   819 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 SSW FAIRFAX          8.0   745 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 N CHANTILLY          7.8   530 PM  2/21  COCORAHS               

   2 N RESTON             7.3   633 PM  2/21  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   3 NNE CHANTILLY        7.0   811 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 E CHANTILLY          6.5   800 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 N CENTREVILLE        6.5   625 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   2 SSE MCLEAN           6.2   544 PM  2/21  PUBLIC                 

   HERNDON                6.0   538 PM  2/21  BROADCAST MEDIA        

   VIENNA                 6.0   750 PM  2/21  CO-OP OBSERVER         

   1 SE CENTREVILLE       6.0   723 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 S WEST MCLEAN        5.9   700 PM  2/21  COCORAHS               

   1 S VIENNA             5.5   610 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   VIENNA                 5.0   600 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   MCLEAN                 5.0   529 PM  2/21  NWS EMPLOYEE           

   3 NW CLIFTON           5.0   547 PM  2/21  BROADCAST MEDIA        

   1 W FALLS CHURCH       4.9   655 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 NNE FAIRFAX STATIO   4.0   616 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 E FAIRFAX STATION    4.0   529 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 NW ANNANDALE         4.0   700 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 SE FAIRFAX           3.8   627 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 E BURKE              3.5   531 PM  2/21  PUBLIC

 

…DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA…

   1 WSW NATIONAL ARBOR   8.0  1000 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER        

   1 ENE ADAMS MORGAN     4.6   838 PM  2/21  PUBLIC                 

   1 SW AMERICAN UNIVER   4.3   610 PM  2/21  TRAINED SPOTTER

 

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