Had a little melting/compaction earlier, but just measured 9.4 inches for the storm (SE DC - Fairlawn - Randle Highlands). That'll be my final measurement.
Wouldn't surprise me if I had over 10 inches overall without the slight melting that occured this afternoon before the coastal low got going.
28/27 - temp is dropping, as the glacier starts to form overnight.
Up to 7.3 inches now for the storm, as of 4:30pm... with heavy, big flakes back currently in SE DC (20020). A little over an inch of snow in the past hour. Love the rates!
Roads/Sidewalks all covered again... temp continues hold steady, at 29.
Best snow of the storm by far... huge flakes, coming down at a nice pace. Everything sticking... sidewalks and roads almost completely white again.
29/29
6.2 inches as of 3pm
30/29
Things are definitely melting a bit... but that's just gonna make the refreeze worse tonight when it drops down to 25.
Just light pixie dust flakes atm in SE DC
29/29 but doesn't feel that cold. Light snow showers atm but the flakes get much larger from time to time when stronger returns push through on radar.
6.1 inches
5.7 inches at 9am (SE DC - 20020)
28/28
Still snowing, even under very light returns at the moment. Hoping that band to the south holds together and moves into DC in the next hour.