The Blizzard of 2016 was officially the largest snow storm, with a record-breaking 29.2 inches falling over three days.
The previous all-time snow record was 26.8 inches from an epic winter storm that struck in mid-February 2003.
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The snow started early Friday morning, stranding many in their homes for the weekend. Baltimore City enacted a phase 3 snow emergency, banning all non-emergency vehicles from the streets.
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And with historic snowfall came historic snow removal. As of Sunday evening, only two lanes on the Beltway were cleared. Crews struggled to find a place to put all of the snow.
It took over a week for all of the side streets to be cleared. Area schools were closed for more than a week.
See also: Snow totals for Maryland
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