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Snow fells Dulles Jet Center hangars
While heavy snowfall early last month limited aircraft operations at airports up and down the U.S.

While heavy snowfall early last month limited aircraft operations at airports up and down the U.S. eastern seaboard, the Washington, D.C.-area airports were the hardest hit. Reagan National Airport recorded 17.8 inches of snow on February 5 and 6, while outlying areas saw more than two feet. Manassas (Va.) Regional Airport reported more than 30 inches and Dulles International, about 26 miles from downtown D.C. and just north of Manassas, received 32.4 inches, according to the National Weather Service.

The event was dubbed “Snowmageddon” and closed all non-essential government offices in D.C. during the week of February 8. After another significant storm that week, almost 50 inches of snow had fallen in the region over the span of just a week.