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Blizzard 2016 dropped heavy snow from the Ohio Valley eastward into the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic northeast into southern New England.
The following is a final tally, by state, of some of the highest snowfall totals.
Maryland
Redhouse: 38 inches
Clear Spring: 37 inches
North Potomac: 36.5 inches
Hagerstown: 36 inches
New Market: 35 inches
Clarksburg: 34.3 inches
Frederick: 33.5 inches
Mount Airy: 32 inches
BWI Airport: 29.2 inches
College Park: 22.3 inches
Baltimore: 16 inches
Virginia
Philomont: 39 inches
Gainesboro: 38 inches
Winchester: 38.0 inches
Round Hill: 36.3 inches
Ashburn: 36 inches
Bluemont: 35 inches
Leesburg: 34 inches
Purcellville: 33 inches
Centreville: 29.8 inches
Dulles Airport: 28.3 inches
Reagan National: 17.8 inches
Richmond: 11.4 inches
West Virginia
Glengary: 42.0 inches
Shepardstown: 40.5 inches
Jones Springs: 39 inches
Martinsburg: 36.1 inches
Falling Waters: 35.5 inches
Washington, D.C.
National Zoo: 22.4 inches
Adams Morgan: 21 inches
Anacostia: 19 inches
Chevy Chase: 18.5 inches
U.S. Capitol Grounds: 16 inches
Delaware:
Newark: 19.0
Dover: 18.2 inches
Talleyville: 16.2 inches
Wilmington Airport: 16.1 inches
Laurel: 8.8 inches
New Jersey
Randolp Twp.: 30.6 inches
New Providence: 30.5 inches
Whitehouse: 29.6 inches
Flemington: 28.3 inches
Newark-Liberty Airport: 28.1 inches
Perth Amboy: 23 inches
Trenton: 22.0 inches
Atlantic City (Airport): 13.4 inches
Pennsylvania
Mechanicsburg: 36.9 inches
Somerset: 35.5 inches
York Springs: 34 inches
Upper Strasburg: 33 inches
Allentown: 31.9 inches
Lehigh Valley: 31.7 inches
Harrisburg (Airport): 28.6 inches
Malvern: 28.2 inches
Philadelphia Airport: 22.4 inches
New York
Jackson Heights: 34.0 inches
Port Richmond: 31.3 inches
New York City (JFK): 30.5 inches
Williamsburg: 29.0 inches
New York City (LaGuardia): 27.9 inches
Brooklyn: 27.0 inches
Central Park: 26.8 inches
Staten Island: 26.0 inches
Islip Airport: 26.0 inches
New Rochelle: 21 inches
Connecticut
Monroe: 21.0 inches
Greenwich: 16 inches
Guilford: 16 inches
Fairfield: 13.5 inches
New Haven: 12.4 inches
Bridgeport: 12 inches
Massachusetts
West Harwich: 15.5 inches
East Falmouth: 15.3 inches
West Tisbury: 15 inches
Dennisport: 14 inches
Vineyard Haven: 13.2 inches
Nantucket: 11.5 inches
Marion: 11.5 inches
Boston: 8.2 inches
Rhode Island
Block Island: 13 inches
South Kingstown: 11 inches
Rockville: 11 inches
Middletown: 8.5 inches
Providence: 7.0 inches
Alabama
Harvest: 3.5 inches
Athens: 3.0 inches
Huntsville: 2.0 inches
Arkansas:
Little Rock: 8.0 inches
Sherwood: 7.0 inches
Georgia
Dillard: 7.0 inches
Macedonia: 6.0 inches
Clayton: 4.9 inches:
Kentucky:
Lawson: 19.4 inches
Argyle: 19.0 inches
Liberty: 19.0 inches
Ulysses: 18 inches
Lexington: 11.6 inches
Bowling Green: 11.0 inches
North Carolina:
Jonas Ridge: 18 inches
Old Fort: 16 inches
Spruce Pine: 14 inches
Marion: 13 inches
Fairview: 12 inches
Celo: 11 inches
Asheville: 9.3 inches
South Carolina:
Chesnee: 7.0 inches
Landrum: 6.0 inches
Salem: 4.4 inches
Tennessee:
Lafayette: 13.5 inches
Byrdstown: 11.3 inches
Cross Plains: 11.0 inches
Jamestown: 11.0 inches
Samburg: 9.0 inches
Nashville: 7.1 inches
Source: National Weather Service, Social Media
Story Image: This satellite image from Landsat 8 shows the Mid-Atlantic region covered in snow January 24, with the Chesapeake Bay in the right side of the image. (NASA)
Story Image: This satellite image from Landsat 8 shows the Mid-Atlantic region covered in snow January 24, with the Chesapeake Bay in the right side of the image. (NASA)