Rush Hour Storm drops up to 11 inches

For the record, city streets - at least the main routes downtown - were scraped and salted to mostly wet pavement by 6:30 a.m. The JFX was just wet, although the shoulders were lined with abandoned cars. The Beltway and I-83 north were just wet. York Road by 7 a.m. was still rough, with lots of packed snow and ice.

Our local streets were plowed but snow-covered. I got in just fine, except for the plow-plug where my car was supposed to go. I'd post a photo, but my camera is still back in the newsroom.

But enough about me. Below are some snow totals from the CoCoRaHS Network. Damascus takes the brass ring on that list this morning, with 12.3 inches. The official total at BWI-Marshall Airport was 7.8 inches through midnight. That brings the season's total to 12.1 inches, just a half-foot shy of the seasonal average for Baltimore.

And click here for the snow tally and snow map from the National Weather Service in Sterling, Va. Winfield, in Carroll County, would seem to have the lead there, at 12 inches

Catonsville, Baltimore Co.:  9.5 inches

Kingsville, Baltimore Co.:  9.4 inches

Silver Spring, Montgomery:  9.3 inches

The WeatherDeck in Cockeysville:  9.0 inches

Frederick:  9.0 inches

Cumberland, Allegany:  9.0 inches

Mt. Airy, Carroll:  8 inches

Jarrettsville, Harford;  6 inches

Deale, Anne Arundel:  3.5 inches