Delmarva snow: How many inches did you get in your town? Most got between 14 and 5 inches

Laura Benedict Sileo, Salisbury Daily Times
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This big question on nearly everyone's lips: How much snow did we get?

While Delmarva residents tend to look out and haphazard a guess based on how much is teetering on the railing to our steps or covered the patio furniture, others are trained observers who measure snow accumulation with authority.

There's no doubt: Snow overnight Friday and into early Saturday afternoon sure left its mark on Delmarva. A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 1 a.m. Sunday on the Eastern Shore.

The National Weather Service's Mount Holly office confirmed at least the coastal portions of the Delaware beaches experienced a blizzard Friday and Saturday, saying inland areas were still being evaluated. The Wakefield office had yet to weigh in on the Eastern Shore by mid-afternoon Saturday.

Here's what National Weather Service preliminary inch counts say about Maryland and Virginia. The state of Delaware reports its own totals:

Salisbury: 10 inches

Willards: 10 inches

Berlin: 9.5 inches

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Ocean Pines: 12.5-14 inches

West Ocean City: 12 inches

Ocean City: 9-12 inches

Eastern Shore of Virginia: 6-9 inches

Dover: 8.4 inches

Dagsboro: 9.1 inches

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Bethany Beach: 9 inches

Lewes: 6.5 inches

Seaford: 6.5 inches

Bridgeville: 5.9 inches

Laurel: 5.3 inches

This article originally appeared on Salisbury Daily Times: How much snow did we get? Depends on where you are. Here's the totals