How much snow did Maryland get in 2010?

Answer 1

The average annual snowfall ranges from less than a foot on the lower eastern shore to near two feet in the Baltimore-Washington corridor and up into northeastern MD. It's closer to 30-35 inches near the PA border, and much higher in western Maryland. Due to the mountains, areas west of Frostburg generally receive more than 75 inches of snow, with more than 100 inches at the highest elevations.

Answer 2

Maryland received record snowfall during the winter of 2009-2010, though exact amounts varied. Baltimore received a record 77.0", while Washington reported at least 60" depending on the location. Further north, Hagerstown picked up 70.5".

Answer 3

Maryland received heavy snowfall during the winter of 2009-2010, with the snowstorm known as "Snowmageddon" hitting the region in February 2010. Some parts of Maryland received over two feet of snow during this storm.

Answer 4

Anywhere from about 75 inches to close to 140-150".