West Virginia
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)
Buckle up, Upshur County. Starting Friday, March 6, law enforcement officers across West Virginia will step up seatbelt enforcement as part of a statewide Click It or Ticket campaign running through March 23.
The West Virginia Governor’s Highway Safety Program (GHSP) announced the high-visibility mobilization as a warm-up to the national seatbelt campaign in May. The goal is to ensure every occupant — front seat or back, driver or passenger — is buckled on every trip.
“During this mobilization, law enforcement officers across West Virginia will be out in full force. They will be strictly ticketing drivers who are unbuckled or who are transporting children not properly restrained in car seats,” said Jack McNeely, Director of the GHSP.
The numbers behind the campaign are sobering. In 2023, 40% of passenger vehicle occupants killed in West Virginia crashes were unrestrained. The state’s seatbelt usage rate has also slipped — from 91.9% in 2024 to 91.6% in 2025.
Rural drivers face elevated risk despite a common assumption that country roads are safer. In 2023, 65% of the state’s traffic fatalities occurred in rural areas, compared to 35% in urban centers.
Under West Virginia law, wearing a seatbelt is required. A citation carries a $25 fine, though McNeely says the real point isn’t the penalty.
“Click It or Ticket isn’t about the citations; it’s about saving lives,” he said. “A ticket is a wake-up call. It is far less expensive than the alternative — paying with your life or the lives of your family and friends.”
For more information about the West Virginia Governor’s Highway Safety Program, visit highwaysafety.wv.gov or call 304-926-2509.
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WCHS) — A West Virginia man accused of threatening to attack President Donald Trump and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement workers was federally indicted this week.
Cody Lee Smith, 20, of Clarksburg was indicted on two counts of threats to murder the president, one count of influencing and retaliating against federal officials by threat of murder and one count of influencing a federal official by threat of murder, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of West Virginia.
Smith is accused of making a series of public posts on Instagram encouraging and threatening the murder of Trump, those who support him, Israelis and “all government officials,” the news release said.
The indictment also alleges that Smith sent a direct message via Instagram to Donald J. Trump, Jr., stating he would kill his father by cutting his “jugular.”
In a phone call with the ICE tip line, Smith also threatened to kill ICE agents in Clarksburg and employees staffing the tip line.
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Smith faces up to 5 years for each of the presidential threat charges and faces up to 10 years in federal prison for each of the remaining counts.
West Virginia has said the right things about the need to capitalize on opportunities.
The Mountaineers aren’t following through when they come about.
The latest example came Tuesday night at Kansas State, which scored 21 unanswered points in the second half before holding off a furious West Virginia charge for a 65-53 victory at Bramlage Coliseum.
“The level of urgency and desire to win a game with so much on it wasn’t where it needed to be,” West Virginia head coach Ross Hodge said on postgame radio.
The Wildcats (12-18, 3-14) played without leading scorer PJ Haggerty, a surprise scratch with an undisclosed injury.
Although WVU (17-13, 8-9) defeated Kansas State 59-54 with Haggerty in the lineup during a January matchup in Morgantown, the Mountaineers were unable to capitalize on his absence in the rematch and fell to 1-4 in their last five games.
Both teams were dismal offensively in the opening half, which ended with West Virginia leading, 26-23.
The Mountaineers got 10 points apiece from reserve forwards Chance Moore and DJ Thomas, helping the visitors to at least somewhat overcome a starting lineup that scored six points on 3-for-15 shooting over the first 20 minutes.
“When you’re playing a team that is a little down and out, you can’t give them life and can’t give them hope,” Hodge said. “We had so many opportunities in the first half and at the beginning of the game to make some plays and entice a team that’s been struggling to maybe keep struggling.”
After a scoreless first half, WVU guard Honor Huff made his 100th three-pointer this season with 18:33 to play, allowing the Mountaineers to lead 31-27.
West Virginia went the next 8-plus minutes without a point, and Wildcats took control during that stretch.
Khamari McGriff scored the Wildcats’ first four points of the extended 21-0 spurt and accounted for four buckets and eight of the first 15 points during that time.
A jumper from CJ Jones with 10:53 remaining left the home team with a 48-31 advantage, before Thomas scored from close range to end his team’s extended drought at the 10:27 mark.
“I’m aware of our shortcomings and I understand when you’re deficient in some areas, your margin for error to win is razor thin,” Hodge said. “I’m disappointed with what was at stake, we got beat to loose balls. Would it have been nice to make more layups and threes? Of course. But when those things aren’t happening, you better do those other things.”
KSU had separate 19-point leads, the latter of which came at 57-38 when McGriff made two free throws with 7:29 to play.
WVU then increased its aggressiveness offensively and reeled off the next 11 points, while the Wildcats began to play tentative while in possession.
A three-pointer from K-State’s Nate Johnson left the Wildcats with a 60-49 lead with 3:48 left, but the Mountaineers continued to battle and trailed by six when Chance Moore scored in the paint at the 1:24 mark.
Moore’s next basket made it a five-point game, and after a Johnson turnover, Huff made two free throws to bring WVU to within 61-58 with 48 seconds left.
Another KSU turnover gave the visitors the ball back, but after Moore missed a shot that the Mountaineers rebounded, Huff committed a costly turnover.
Johnson made two free throws with 17 seconds left, and McGriff added two more with 7 seconds remaining before Huff made a trey at the buzzer.
Moore led WVU with 18 points and made 6-of-7 shots, but again struggled on free throws, finishing 5 for 9. WVU hurts its cause at the charity stripe and made only 9-of-16 attempts.
Brenen Lorient was the Mountaineers’ second-leading scorer with 14 second-half points, while Thomas followed with 12 and Huff added 11 on 3-for-11 shooting.
Treysen Eaglestaff led all players with 11 rebounds in defeat, but made only 3-of-12 shots in a six-point showing.
McGriff led KSU with 18 points and added seven rebounds.
Johnson finished with 16 points and nine boards.
WVU had nine of its 13 turnovers in the second half.
“Nine turnovers in the second half creates more busted floors, more cross match opportunities and through that, it makes you vulnerable for paint touch opportunities,” Hodge said.
K-State played under the guidance of interim head coach Matthew Driscoll. Driscoll replaced Jerome Tang, who was fired in between the team’s first and second matchups with West Virginia this season.
“Sometimes in life you get what you deserve,” Hodge said, “and we deserved to lose tonight.”
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