As of Wednesday afternoon, Dulles International Airport had reported 4.7 inches of snow, more than double the previous record for the date of 2.3 inches set in 1964,according to fox5dc.com.
However, by the end of the day that number has grown. An updated report from patch.com says Dulles Airport received 5.2 inches of snow.
Here are a few other Virginia totals as reported by patch.com:
VIRGINIA
- Earlysville, 6.4 inches
- 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
- Staunton, 11.5 inches
- Herndon, 6.0 inches
- Herndon, 5.3 inches
- Chantilly, 5.2 inches
- Franconia, 5.2 inches
- Lovettsville, 7.0 inches
- Leesburg, 6.0 inches
- Hillsboro, 5.5 inches
- Dulles International, 5.2 inches
- Independent Hill, 5.3 inches
- Reagan National Airport, 4 inches
http://www.fox5dc.com/news/local-news/dulles-hits-record-snow-fall
Thanks to Clay Olson for these links
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