While most people in the greater Baltimore area got anywhere from 4 to 8 inches of snow in this last winter storm, there are people in rural Frederick County that got more a lot more.|| Closings/Delays | Weather Advisories | Radar | Forecast | Email Alerts | Send us your pics || Sabillasville, Maryland, got over 2 feet of snow and residents told 11 News they haven’t seen that much snow in quite a while.The tiny town, tucked away in the Catoctin Mountains, usually gets more snow than forecasted, but the snowfall was a little much.“We got at least a good 24 inches. I bet at least even across the line over in Pennsylvania it’s around 21 inches,” Sabillasville resident Mike Hanvey said.Folks along the short stretch of Route 550 were kind of amazed at what they were seeing.“They were only calling for, I think, 3 to 5 inches and then maybe, 1 to 3 (inches) on top of that in the evening, but I’d say we got a little bit more than that,” Sabillasville resident Dan Swope sai
Snowbands create scattered snowfall across Maryland
Multi-day, 2-part snow event to start Sunday and last into Tuesday Share Updated: 7:32 AM EST Feb 2, 2021
Snowbands create scattered snowfall across Maryland
Multi-day, 2-part snow event to start Sunday and last into Tuesday Share Updated: 7:32 AM EST Feb 2, 2021
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Show Transcript MORE SNOWFLAKES THIS MORNING. AV ABILITY BECAUSE IT IS LOOKING IS REDUCING VISIBILITY BECAUSE IT IS LOOKING HEAVY. TOWARDS RANDALLSTOWN AND STILL COATING AREAS ALONG 795 AND THE BELTWAY. SOME OF THIS HEAVIER SNOW TO THE WEST OF BALTIMORE PRODUCES VISIBILITY. THE BAND NEAR I 70 IS CAUSING ACCUMULATION. THAT WILL BE A TOUGH STRETCH. WE HAVE A LINE OF SNOW FROM PENNSYLVANIA TO D.C. OTHER AREAS, NOTHING REALLY FALLING. THIS WILL BE WHAT WE DEAL WITH THROUGH THE REST OF THIS STORM. HE SNOW IS LOOKING MORE SCATTERED SO IT IS STILL ACCUMULATING IN SOME SPOTS. LOW PRESSURE SITS OFF THE COAST OF NEW JERSEY AND