Chris Myers Asch gives his daughter Miriam Asch, 5, a little push down a hill at Takoma Park Middle School as a wet and heavy snow falls during Winter Storm Virgil on March 25, 2013 in Takoma Park, Maryland. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
The Weather Channel named Winter Storm Virgil on Friday, March 22, 2013.
Winter Storm Virgil dumped a long swath of snow roughly along the length of the I-70 corridor from Utah east to Maryland, along with parts of some adjacent states. The storm moved out to sea and away from the Mid-Atlantic on the evening of March 25, 2013. Below are some select snowfall totals from the storm.
Top snow total: 13 inches at Alta
Salt Lake City metro: Officially 1.1 inches at Salt Lake City International Airport, but southern parts of the Salt Lake Valley saw as much as 9.5 inches of snow (specifically in West Jordan).
Top snow totals: 12 to 16 inches of snow were reported in the foothills south of Lander, with 4.9 inches in Lander itself.
Other reports: Five to eight inches fell at multiple locations in the Casper area. Cheyenne officially received 1.6 inches.
Top snow total: 19.4 inches at Beulah.
Official Denver snowfall total: 11.6 inches at Denver International Airport.
Top snow total: 7 inches near Big Springs, Lamar and Imperial, all in western Nebraska.
Top snow total: 15.0 inches at the National Weather Service in Goodland.
Other totals: 5.3 inches at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport; 9.5 inches in Olathe (Kansas City metro) through 10 a.m. Sunday.
Top snow total: 3.0 inches at South Coffeyville near the Kansas border Sunday morning.
Top snow total: 15.1 inches in Harvester.
Other reports: Up to 10 inches in the Kansas City metro near Independence and in Harrisonville. In the St. Louis area, officially 12.4 inches at Lambert St. Louis International Airport (2nd snowiest calendar day on record).
Thundersnow reported in the Kansas City metro area early Sunday morning, and in the St. Louis area late Sunday morning.
Top snow total: 6.8 inches near Burlington.
Top snow total: 18.5 inches in Springfield and near Taylorville.The official Sunday total of 17.0 inches in Springfield was that city's snowiest calendar day in any month on record there, breaking the old record of 15.0 inches on Feb. 28, 1900.
Other: Reports of thundersnow in parts of southern Illinois late Sunday morning.
Top snow total: 12 inches near Peru and Hartford City.
Official Indianapolis total: 9 inches
Top snow total: 10 inches in New Bremen.
Top snow total: 6 inches at Black Mountain.
Top snow total: 13 inches in Terra Alta.
Top snow total: 8 inches in Warm Springs, Lacey Spring and Woodstock.
Official Roanoke snow total: 5.5 inches; 2 inches fell between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Sunday
Official Reagan-National total (D.C.): 1.4 inches
Top snow total: 12 inches near Stahlstown.
Pittsburgh snowfall: 4.9 inches at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Official Harrisburg total: 1.0 inch at Harrisburg International Airport.
Official Philadelphia total: 1.1 inch at Philadelphia International Airport.
Top snow total: 16 inches in Redhouse.
Official Baltimore total: 3.2 inches at BWI-Thurgood Marshall International Airport. Reports of 5 inches in the Pimlico area of Baltimore city.
Top snow total: 3 inches in Newport, Malaga, and Galloway Township (Atlantic County).
Top snow total: 3.3 inches at Hockessin, near the Pennsylvania border.
Top snow total: 5 inches at Jamestown in western New York.
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