D.C. area sees significant snowfall with Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia hit hardest
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The D.C. area experienced a significant snowstorm from Tuesday to early Wednesday, marking the second major snowfall of the year. Areas south of D.C. received over 8 inches of snow, with Southern Maryland and parts of Northern Virginia seeing the highest totals. Notable snowfall amounts included 11.3 inches in East Clements, St. Mary’s County, and 10.5 inches in Stafford, Virginia. Other areas reported 8.7 inches in La Plata, Maryland, and 7.5 inches in Springfield, Virginia. Rain is expected to follow, which may reduce the snow's duration. High temperatures on Thursday are forecasted to reach around 50 degrees.