Tysons Corner, Va. snow fall total for January 27, 2011

January 27th, 2011 by WFY

TYSONS CORNER, Va. — The first “big” snow storm of 2011 left 7 inches of snow in Tysons Corner. More may have fallen, but it appears there was some freezing rain at the end of the storm.

There are many abanndoned cars on area roads, but this morning’s commute required nothing more than more patience. Traffic was light.

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