snowfall

Snowiest winter ever-- in 125 yrs.

Today's snowfall of 3.8 inches breaks by 3/10ths of an inch the record previously held by the winter of 1995-96 with 54.7 inches, according to McCormick Observatory, Charlottesville's official weather station since 1894.

Snowmageddon: Friday in Charlottesville 'could get ugly'

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Snap: Waste Management

Working through the situation, Waste Management employees collect garbage at 8:19am on Wednesday the 23rd of December on Second Street NW.

Snap: All we want for Christmas...

A City scraper heads east on West Market Street at 1:36pm Wednesday, December 23. Some neighborhoods would have liked to see this earlier in the snowfall.

Snap: Mt. Chipotle

While public response has been criticized, private crews have made mountains out of snowhills, such as this peak near Chipotle restaurant in Barracks Road Shopping Center. Photographed at 9:59am Thursday, December 24.

White Christmas storm: #1 for December; #4 overall

Thomas Jefferson measured 36 inches of snow in 1772. PHOTO BY HAWES SPENCER It's official: The snowfall that began wreaking havoc on Charlottesville and Albemarle County Dec

Late Wednesday: Amtrak's late, later, and canceled

Snap: All calm on the big road

After several days of turmoil, including a little pond on Monday that bred an ice event Tuesday near the Comfort Inn, Route 29 was moving smoothly enough for transporta

New snow slideshow: Tuesday night commute

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City forgives: Charlottesville delays sidewalk enforcement

Unwilling to battle the snow left unshoveled by artists, a pedestrian braves Market Street at 1:21pm Tuesday. PHOTO BY HAWES SPENCER