Snow Totals For Virginia, DC Town By Town: FINAL

WASHINGTON, DC — The snow totals are in for Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia from the National Weather Service, which received unofficial data from its employees as well as emergency management personnel, trained spotters and media. At the end of the day, Woolsey in Prince William County reported the highest accumulation in the Washington area; 5 inches of snow was measured there, according to the weather service. There was also a report of 4.5 inches in Ashburn and 4 inches of snow at Dulles Airport.

Temperatures were expected to dip below freezing overnight, and weather officials warned of the possibility of ice, particularly around parking lots, sidewalks, bridges, overpasses and elevated roads.
Drivers were advised to slow down and give themselves extra time.

During Saturday's snowfall, three airports in the region set records for accumulation, according to the National Weather Service: BWI reported 2.8 inches, Dulles had 4 inches and Reagan measured 2 inches of snow, beating the records for snowfall set in those places on Dec. 9 in 2005, officials said..

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Here are the final tallies from the National Weather Service:

Washington, D.C.

• Dalecarlia Reservoir, 2 inches
• National Arboretum, 1 inch

Albemarle County

• Crozet, 3 inches
• Boyd Tavern, 1.4 inches

Arlington County

• Reagan National Airport, 2 inches
• Barcroft, 2.3 inches
• Westover, 1.8 inches
• Rosslyn, 1.2 inches

City of Alexandria

• Alexandria, 1.3 inches

Fairfax County

• Herndon, 3.2 inches
• Centreville, 3.5 inches
• Langley, 1.9 inches
• Dunn Loring, 1.5 inches
• Franconia, 2.1 inches
• Chantilly, 3.6 inches
• Herndon 3.5 inches
• Oakton, 3.1 inches
• Fairfax Station, 3 inches
• Reston, 3 inches
• McLean, 2.5 inches
• Vienna, 2 inches
• Burke, 1.5 inches
• Mount Vernon, 1.5 inches

Loudoun County

• Ashburn, 4.5 inches
• Dulles International Airport, 4 inches
• Leesburg, 3.5 inches
• Leesburg, 3.1 inches
• Purcellville, 2.2 inches
• Hillsboro, 1.8 inches
• Lincoln, 1.5 inches
• Purcellville, 2.2 inches

Prince William County

• Woolsey, 5 inches
• Independent Hill, 2 inches
• Dale City, 2 inches

Stafford County

• White Oak, 2.2 inches
• Roseville, 1.5 inches
• Spring Valley, 2.1 inches

Warren County

• Linden, 3 inches
• Front Royal, 2 inches

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Photo by the National Weather Service at Dulles Airport