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Snow totals for DC, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia from January 6, 2025
DC snow forecast: Record snowfall at BWI, Dulles Monday
A record snowfall at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) and Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) on Monday. A bitter cold day ahead with blowing snow possible.
WASHINGTON – The first significant snowfall of the season broke records across the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia region on Monday. Here’s a look at snow totals near you from the National Weather Service.
DMV SNOW TOTALS
DC SNOW TOTALS
Washington, DC snow totals
Washington 1 E: 6.8 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Adams Morgan 1 SSE: 6.5 inches (730 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Anacostia 1 S: 6.5 inches (930 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
School closures, delays for DC, Maryland, Virginia for Tuesday, January 7
Snow Totals for DC, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia from January 6
MARYLAND SNOW TOTALS
Allegany County snow totals
Ridgeley 1 NW: 6.5 inches (839 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Bellegrove 1 SSE: 4.5 inches (816 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Anne Arundel County snow totals
Londontowne 1 SSE: 10.3 inches (1130 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Birdsville: 9.1 inches (1200 AM 1/07, NWS Employee)
Crownsville 3 SSW: 8.7 inches (800 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Chelsea Beach: 7.4 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Pasadena 1 ENE: 7.3 inches (905 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Crofton 2 NNE: 7.2 inches (700 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
BWI Airport: 6.3 inches (700 PM 1/06, Official NWS Obs)
Glen Burnie 1 WSW: 6.1 inches (1004 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Baltimore County snow totals
Pikesville: 7.7 inches (1009 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Catonsville 1 SSE: 6.5 inches (900 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Edgemere SE: 6.0 inches (805 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Oella 2 NNE: 5.7 inches (1029 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
White Marsh 2 E: 5.5 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Glyndon 1 WSW: 4.9 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Upper Falls 1 NNE: 4.2 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Long Green 2 NW: 3.5 inches (745 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Bentley Springs 1 E: 3.0 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Baltimore City snow totals
Arlington 2 E: 5.0 inches (1040 PM 1/06, Broadcast Media)
Calvert County snow totals
Benedict 1 E: 12.2 inches (827 PM 1/06, Public)
Prince Frederick 1 S: 11.6 inches (1010 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Carroll County snow totals
Eldersburg 1 SE: 5.5 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Sykesville 1 NNW: 5.2 inches (1030 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Gamber 1 WNW: 4.0 inches (1030 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Millers 4 NE: 3.8 inches (1200 AM 1/07, Co-Op Observer)
Charles County snow totals
Dentsville 1 SW: 10.1 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Tompkinsville 4 WNW: 9.0 inches (1200 AM 1/07, Trained Spotter)
Welcome 2 WNW: 7.5 inches (724 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Frederick County snow totals
Green Valley 1 WNW: 6.5 inches (850 PM 1/06, Public)
Fort Ritchie 1 SSE: 6.1 inches (828 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
New Market N: 5.3 inches (920 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Mount Airy 1 WSW: 5.3 inches (1030 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Bloomfield 2 WSW: 5.0 inches (900 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
New Market 2 NW: 5.0 inches (800 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Ballenger Creek WSW: 4.7 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Garrett County snow totals
Grantsville 5 W: 14.8 inches (100 AM 1/07, Dept of Highways)
Mc Henry: 12.5 inches (852 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Harford County snow totals
Aberdeen Proving Ground: 4.0 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Churchville 1 N: 3.5 inches (1020 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Forest Hill 3 SW: 3.3 inches (930 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Howard County snow totals
Laurel 3 NNE: 7.8 inches (1015 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Simpsonville 1 SSE: 7.8 inches (1030 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Simpsonville E: 7.8 inches (1115 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Savage 1 ESE: 7.5 inches (715 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Columbia: 7.3 inches (800 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Elkridge 2 W: 7.2 inches (1015 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Clarksville 2 N: 7.1 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Simpsonville 2 NNW: 7.0 inches (1150 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Gaither 2 SSE: 6.9 inches (1055 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Ellicott City: 6.5 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Broadcast Media)
Ilchester 1 W: 5.5 inches (732 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Columbia 1 N: 5.5 inches (814 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Montgomery County snow totals
Potomac: 8.3 inches (938 PM 1/06, Emergency Manager)
Langley Park 1 W: 8.1 inches (1200 AM 1/07, Trained Spotter)
Glen Echo 1 WNW: 8.0 inches (725 PM 1/06, Emergency Manager)
Glenmont 1 S: 7.5 inches (725 PM 1/06, Emergency Manager)
Germantown 2 WSW: 7.5 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Poolesville NE: 7.3 inches (1050 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Norbeck 1 ESE: 7.3 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Rockville: 7.2 inches (951 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Garrett Park 1 ENE: 7.1 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Damascus 3 SSW: 7.0 inches (847 PM 1/06, Co-Op Observer)
Rockville 1 SSE: 7.0 inches (1010 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Gaithersburg 1 SW: 6.6 inches (1003 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Prince George’s County snow totals
Glenn Dale 1 NNE: 8.5 inches (1000 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
University Park 1 E: 7.2 inches (1055 PM 1/06, NWS Office)
St. Mary’s County snow totals
Hollywood 3 S: 8.3 inches (1020 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Leonardtown SSE: 2.0 inches (947 PM 1/06
VIRGINIA SNOW TOTALS
Arlington County snow totals
Falls Church 1 E: 9.3 inches (944 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Rosslyn: 7.8 inches (1030 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Rosslyn 1 S: 7.3 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Baileys Crossroads 1: 6.7 inches (730 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Reagan National Apt: 6.1 inches (700 PM 1/06, Official NWS Obs)
Augusta County snow totals
Fishersville 2 NNW: 8.0 inches (900 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
City of Alexandria snow totals
National Harbor 1 NW: 8.0 inches (1145 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Alexandria 1 W: 7.5 inches (940 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
City of Falls Church snow totals
Falls Church 1 E: 8.2 inches (700 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
City of Manassas snow totals
Independent Hill 2 E: 11.0 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Manassas Park 1 SW: 8.2 inches (312 AM 1/07, Trained Spotter)
City of Waynesboro snow totals
Waynesboro 1 S: 5.0 inches (900 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Clarke County snow totals
Berryville 1 NNW: 6.1 inches (945 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Culpeper County snow totals
Culpeper 1 W: 9.8 inches (915 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Cardova 2 NW: 8.0 inches (655 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Fairfax County snow totals
Newington: 10.0 inches (1100 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Burke 2 S: 9.6 inches (1013 PM 1/06, Public)
Lorton: 9.5 inches (1000 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Hybla Valley 1 ESE: 9.5 inches (947 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
West Springfield 2 W: 9.3 inches (1010 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Fairfax Station 1 SE: 9.2 inches (1145 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Centreville 3 SSE: 9.0 inches (900 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Rose Hill ENE: 9.0 inches (945 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Fairfax NE: 8.1 inches (1040 PM 1/06, Public)
Wolf Trap 2 WSW: 8.0 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Public)
Fairfax 1 N: 8.0 inches (1045 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Fairfax 1 SW: 8.0 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Emergency Manager)
Chantilly 2 ENE: 7.8 inches (930 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
The I395 and I495 1: 7.5 inches (951 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Chantilly 1 SE: 6.5 inches (848 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Centreville W: 6.3 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Herndon 1 NNE: 6.1 inches (900 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Herndon 2 ENE: 5.9 inches (150 AM 1/07, Trained Spotter)
Sterling Park 2 ENE: 5.1 inches (1030 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Fauquier County snow totals
Broken Hill 2 WSW: 2.0 inches (1030 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Frederick County snow totals
Winchester 3 E: 5.6 inches (850 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Cross Junction 1 WSW: 5.2 inches (922 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Cedar Hill 4 NNW: 4.9 inches (812 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Stephens City 2 E: 4.8 inches (1035 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Loudoun County snow totals
Ashburn 1 W: 7.6 inches (847 PM 1/06, Public)
Leesburg 2 E: 6.8 inches (945 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Arcola 3 S: 6.5 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Ashburn N: 6.5 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Countryside 3 ESE: 5.7 inches (725 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Hillsboro 3 NE: 5.5 inches (1115 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Countryside 2 ESE: 5.5 inches (655 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Dulles International: 5.1 inches (700 PM 1/06, Official NWS Obs)
Page County snow totals
Honeyville 1 ESE: 8.5 inches (900 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Stanley 1 E: 8.0 inches (855 PM 1/06, Broadcast Media)
Luray: 7.5 inches (730 PM 1/06, Public)
Prince William County snow totals
Dale City 1 W: 10.5 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Dumfries 1 ENE: 10.0 inches (1030 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Dumfries 3 ENE: 9.8 inches (900 PM 1/06, Emergency Manager)
Manassas Park 1 NNW: 9.2 inches (1000 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Independent Hill 3 N: 9.2 inches (1130 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Woolsey 1 SW: 7.4 inches (955 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Rockingham County snow totals
Harrisonburg: 6.3 inches (830 PM 1/06, Broadcast Media)
Shenandoah County snow totals
Woodstock: 7.0 inches (855 PM 1/06, Broadcast Media)
Edinburg: 6.5 inches (855 PM 1/06, Broadcast Media)
Spotsylvania County snow totals
Spotsylvania 3 N: 6.7 inches (810 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Stafford County snow totals
Glendie 1 N: 9.1 inches (1005 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Brooke 1 ESE: 8.0 inches (1100 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Warren County snow totals
Linden 3 W: 8.5 inches (1030 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
WEST VIRGINIA SNOW TOTALS
Berkeley County snow totals
Martinsburg 2 E: 6.0 inches (900 PM 1/06, NWS Employee)
Falling Waters 2 NW: 4.8 inches (946 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Hardy County snow totals
Baker: 7.0 inches (855 PM 1/06, Broadcast Media)
Mineral County snow totals
Keyser: 5.8 inches (741 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Burlington E: 5.5 inches (945 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
STORM TOTAL ICE
MARYLAND ICE TOTALS
Baltimore County ice totals
Oella 2 NNE: Trace (1029 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
VIRGINIA ICE TOTALS
Arlington County ice totals
Falls Church 1 E: Trace (944 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
City of Falls Church ice totals
Falls Church 1 E: Trace (700 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
Loudoun County ice totals
Countryside 3 ESE: Trace (725 PM 1/06, Trained Spotter)
WEST VIRGINIA (WCHS) — A weekend filled with snow and frigid temperatures has prompted West Virginia school systems to delay or close schools, or move to non-traditional learning.
The following counties announced they will be closed on Monday, Dec. 15:
- Barbour
- Braxton
- Brooke
- Calhoun
- Clay
- Doddridge
- Gilmer
- Grant (partial)
- Hancock
- Harrison
- Jackson
- Kanawha
- Lewis
- Marion
- Marshall
- Monongalia
- Nicholas
- Ohio
- Pleasants
- Preston
- Putnam
- Randolph
- Roane
- Taylor
- Tucker
- Tyler
- Upshur
- Wayne
- Webster
- Wetzel
- Wirt
- Wood
The following counties announced that they will be operating on a delay on Monday:
- Berkeley
- Grant (partial)
- Greenbrier
- Hampshire
- Hardy
- Jefferson
- McDowell
- Mineral
- Monroe
- Morgan
- Pendleton
- Summers
Some Grant County schools have elected to operate on a delay rather than close altogether.
Meanwhile, a few schools have announced a move to non-traditional learning for Monday:
- Boone
- Cabell
- Fayette
- Lincoln
- Logan
- Mason
- Mercer
- Mingo
- Pocahontas
- Raleigh
- Ritchie
For the latest updates on school closures in West Virginia, click here.
To get the latest weather information and forecasts, head to the Eyewitness News Storm Team page.
West Virginia had control of Saturday night’s Cleveland Hoops Showdown for long stretches, but a game that should have been put away in the second half turned into a gut-punch finish as the Mountaineers fell 89–88 to Ohio State in double overtime in Rocket Arena.
WVU dictated the game early, controlling the pace and limiting Ohio State’s early offense. After a back-and-forth opening stretch, the Mountaineers began to separate late in the first half and took control heading into the break. Honor Huff capped the half with a three on the final possession, sending WVU to the locker room up 37–27.
That momentum carried into the second half. Brenen Lorient scored on WVU’s first possession, and the Mountaineers continued to build on the lead. West Virginia pushed the margin to 51–35 as Huff and Jackson Fields knocked down back-to-back threes for a 16-point advantage that reflected how firmly the game had tilted in the Mountaineers’ favor.
Ohio State didn’t fold, and the game gradually tightened. The Buckeyes began cutting into the lead, forcing WVU into longer possessions on both ends. Even as the margin shrank, the Mountaineers kept finding ways to respond. A technical foul on Ohio State and a brief WVU run helped slow the momentum, but the lead continued to slip as the second half moved toward the final minutes.
Ohio State erased the deficit entirely and briefly took the lead on a deep three late in the half, but Fields answered on the other end to tie the game at 68 and send it to overtime.
The first overtime followed the same pattern. Huff opened the period with a three, Ohio State answered, and neither team could gain separation. WVU had chances to end it, but Ohio State stayed close enough to force a second overtime.
The second overtime was just as tight. Chance Moore opened with free throws, Lorient knocked down a kick-out three to reclaim the lead, and Huff hit a jumper with 12.3 seconds left to put WVU back in front 88–87. Ohio State answered again, taking the lead with 3.6 seconds remaining. West Virginia never got a shot off on the final possession.
Huff led the Mountaineers with 24 points after a slow start. Lorient turned in one of his most complete performances of the season, scoring 18 points on perfect shooting and grabbing seven rebounds. Moore added 15 points,10 of which came from the foul line, while Jasper Floyd finished with 14 points and helped set the offense going early.
WVU will close the non-conference schedule on Dec. 22 inside Hope Coliseum against Mississippi Valley State. Tip-off is set for 7:00PM on ESPN+
The Ohio State basketball team has had an up-and-down year so far. The record is respectable at 7-2 overall and 1-1 in the Big Ten, but by and large, it has beaten teams it was supposed to beat and lost in its two biggest contests.
The Buckeyes will try to get some forward momentum when they head to Cleveland to take on the West Virginia Mountaineers in the Cleveland Hoops Showdown Saturday night. Much like Ohio State, the Mountaineers have had mixed reviews and lost games against the better competition. They sit at 8-3 overall.
As we pause for the Ohio State football team to get back in action, what better way to put your scarlet and gray colored glasses on than by watching OSU hoops try to notch another win in what we all hope is a berth in the NCAA Tournament at the end of the season. If so, we’ve got all you need to know to find and watch the game on Saturday.
Stream Ohio State basketball vs. West Virginia
What channel is Ohio State vs. West Virginia on today?
- TV Channel: ESPNU
- Livestream: FuboTV (subscription to new subscribers may be available)
Ohio State-West Virginia will be televised nationally on ESPNU. John Schriffen (play-by-play) and King McClure (analyst) will call the action from Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Streaming options for the game include FUBO, which may offer a free trial to new subscribers.
Ohio State vs. West Virginia game time today
- Date: Saturday, Dec. 13
- Start time: 8:00 p.m. ET
The Ohio State-West Virginia game starts at 8:00 p.m. ET from Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio.
Stream Ohio State basketball vs. West Virginia
Ohio State vs. West Virginia, picks, odds
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Saturday, Dec. 13
- Ohio State 72, West Virginia 67: This game will not be a free-flowing one and will look more like the game against Pitt than Illinois. That will benefit Ohio State with its ability to get into half-court sets and use its size and dribble penetration in the paint. It’ll be a lower-scoring, physical affair, but one in which the Buckeyes are able to outlast the Mountaineers.
- Spread: Ohio State -3.5
- Over/Under: 144
- Money line: Ohio State (-170), West Virginia (+145)
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