The tallies are starting to come in this morning from Tuesday's snowstorm, and it looks like Bel Air, in Harford County, leads the early returns with one report to the National Weather Service of 4.5 inches of snow.
UPDATE, 1:45 p.m.: Some higher totals have now come in. CoCoRaHS is reporting a 5.5-inch measurement in Whiteford. The NWS map now includes a 5.3-inch measurement from Highland View, and 5.0 inches in Scarboro. All are in northern Harford County.
So, it looks like the 3-to-5-inch predictions from early yesterday have held up, at least for locations north and east of, say, Loch Raven Reservoir. One to 3 inches is more like it from Washington north and east to Baltimore, with less than an inch south of DC.
The official measurement for Baltimore, at BWI-Marshall Airport, was 2 inches, bringing the season's total to a whopping 3.5 inches.
While it wasn't much, the storm did bring area school officials to cancel classes, or delay openings for an hour or more. Here's the full listing. Just be thankful you're not living in Boston this morning, where the storm is intensifying and preparing to drop up to a foot of snow.
Our snow finally tapered off around 9 or 10 p.m. in most locations. Here is a preliminary rundown on some of the snowfall measurements around the region: