... Preliminary summary of two-day storm total snowfalls exceeded in the Baltimore-Washington area... The 32.4 inch two-day storm total snowfall recorded today at Dulles international Airport exceeds the previous two-day storm record of 23.2 inches on 7-8 January 1996. The 24.8 inch two-day storm total snowfall estimated today at Baltimore/Washington international thurgood Marshall Airport exceeds the previous two-day storm total snowfall record of 24.4 inches for BWI Airport from 16-17 February 2003. This would also be the 2nd highest two-day storm total all-time snowfall for Baltimore records which date back to 1871... being second only to the 26.3 inches which fell 27-28 January 1922. The 17.8 inch two-day storm total snowfall recorded today at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is the second highest two-day storm total record... second only to the 18.7 inches for National Airport from 18-19 February 1979. This would also be the 4th highest two-day storm total all-time snowfall for Washington records which date back to 1871... behind only the 27-28 January 1922 Knickerbocker storm with 26.0 inches... the 12-13 February 1899 storm which produced 19.0 inches... and the 18.7 inches which fell 18-19 February 1979. As with any major climate record achievement... these preliminary records will be quality controlled by noaa's National climatic data center over the next several weeks. --

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