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Axios
6 days ago
- Business
- Axios
Exclusive: Northrop plans to quadruple chip output by 2030
There's a chip factory tucked between Baltimore city limits and BWI Airport. For something so high-profile, it's easy to miss. Why it matters: Northrop Grumman's Advanced Technology Lab in Linthicum Heights, Maryland, is pumping out precious, microscopic components at a time of surging stateside demand, questionable defense-industrial base fitness and broader international aggression. The company's chips can be found in F-16 and E-7 aircraft, Apache helicopters, G/ATOR radars, naval electronic warfare systems, drones, the James Webb telescope and more. Driving the news: Axios toured the lab — sterile "bunny suit" and all — in late July. The intrigue: Northrop is positioning itself as a domestic expert that plays well with others, including other defense contractors. That means greater supply chain visibility for buyers and users as well as cooperation with competitors. "The company sees a lot of value in us being able to supply our microelectronics capabilities to benefit the national interest. That's national security. That's economic security," David Shahin, senior manager of Northrop's microelectronics center, said in an interview. Zoom in: The company is bullish on advanced packaging, a process that consolidates component footprints, ultimately saving space and boosting performance. Think of it like mixed-use versus single-family residential zoning. "The promise of advanced packaging for microelectronics is now you can fabricate the best chips wherever you need to," Shahin said, "and you can join them together into something that puts the whole system ... into something that is a fraction of the size."
Business Journals
09-07-2025
- Business
- Business Journals
Ikea sets open date for Hunt Valley pick-up store
Good morning readers. I hope you're staying cool this morning. With Bluesday behind us, let's start with some good news. Security checkpoints at BWI Airport and others around the country will start to smell a lot better in the coming months. You won't have to take off your shoes at the airport anymore, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed Tuesday evening. The requirements for passengers to remove shoes during security checks are expiring, and Noem said technologies adopted since the shoe rule was instituted in 2006 are sufficient to keep travelers safe. GET TO KNOW YOUR CITY Find Local Events Near You Connect with a community of local professionals. Explore All Events Please feel free to email me if you experience the keep-your-shoes-on rule in action, and explain if it is as life-changing as the internet is making it out to be. Now for the news. Ikea to open Hunt Valley store this month IKEA will open a "plan & order" store next week in Hunt Valley, the Swedish furniture and home goods store announced Tuesday. The 2,000-square-foot store at Hunt Valley Town Centre will open July 16 and offer customers pick-up and delivery services. It is the company's second small format store in the region, joining another in Annapolis. Ikea employees will work with customers to design rooms before ordering furnishings, but customers who simply ordered products online will also be able to pick up items at the location. Ikea's full-scale location in White Marsh and plan and order store in Annapolis are the company's only other Greater Baltimore locations. St. John's College in Annapolis saw a record number of applications just three years ago, but now is planning cuts across the board to make up for dipping enrollment, our Matt Hooke reports this morning. That includes teaching cuts, limiting spending on staff and more. We have the story on the impending cutbacks. Otis Rolley is thinking big as he crafts his vision for the Baltimore Development Corp. roughly two weeks into his new job as CEO. Our Melody Simmons sat down with him Tuesday to talk about the Super Block, the struggling central business district and even his morning commute. Read the full discussion. High-end cabinetry, design studio opens in Baltimore County A high-end cabinetry and design studio has opened at Greenspring Station in Baltimore County, its founders announced Monday. Designer Ashley Grason and entrepreneur Jeff Rupp launched Hampton Cabinetry to offer cabinetry, architectural planning and interior design services from custom-made products to ready-made options. The new showroom on Falls Road will offer Hampton Cabinetry's architectural services for renovations, cabinet designs and renderings, countertops and installation and construction. The company's premier custom line of products are made in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Grason, a Loyola University grad, has had her design work featured in Architectural Digest, Baltimore Magazine and more. Rupp, a "serial entrepreneur" according to the announcement, has worked with Fortune 50 companies, startups and service-based businesses. Forbes investigates Baltimore company that sells financial, wellness advice Mt. Vernon-headquartered Agora Cos. has over the years been sued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the Federal Trade Commission and multiple state attorneys general. Despite those regulatory actions, Agora has forged on and "has found success by misleading vulnerable people," Forbes writes in a new investigation. Its subsidiaries spend millions on social media advertising related to the company's financial and health newsletters, and others "sell dietary supplements and other wellness products, through more than a dozen brands," Forbes found. You can read the Forbes piece for more details from past employees, a look at its network of subsidiaries and the strange ads drawing customers to Agora's products. ICYMI: National logistics company RPM Group Inc. has inked a deal to expand and move its local headquarters to Tradepoint Atlantic. The firm, which counts Starbucks as one of its largest accounts, expects to create 60 new local jobs. Our Melody Simmons has the details. Supreme Court says Trump can move ahead with mass layoffs Mass federal layoffs are likely to move ahead after a Monday Supreme Court order, the New York Times reports. The court ordered the lifting of a lower court's ruling against the Trump administration's plans to make major cuts to the federal workforce. The Supreme Court justices in effect allowed the administration to move ahead with cuts while legal challenges to Trump's executive orders play out in the courts. Tens of thousands of jobs could be cut in the coming weeks and months, per the Times. The impacts could be especially harsh in Maryland, where 160,000 federal civilian roles make up 6% of the state's jobs. Maryland treasurer elected board chair of retirement savings group Maryland Treasurer Dereck Davis has been elected board chair of the Maryland Small Business Retirement Savings Board, a state-sponsored group that oversees a workplace savings program. Davis succeeds Joshua Gotbaum, who chaired the group for seven years and will remain on the board. The group manages MarylandSaves, a program that employers can use to help their workers save for emergencies and retirement. The program started in 2022 to help employers comply with a law requiring most employers to offer a retirement savings program to workers, according to the announcement of Davis' election.
CBS News
08-04-2025
- Automotive
- CBS News
Smoke plume at BWI Airport caused by vehicle fire
Smoke filled the air at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport after a car caught fire Monday along the lower level terminal roadway. Firefighters responded to the terminal area around 2 p.m., when a vehicle was engulfed in flames. The lower-level roadway was closed temporarily for emergency response. BWI officials said the fire was quickly extinguished and no one was injured. On Saturday, a man and two 9-year-olds died in a fiery crash after a vehicle took off from a traffic stop on I-695 in Baltimore County, according to Maryland State Police. A trooper pulled over a Jeep around 11:05 p.m. near Greenspring Avenue on I-695 before the driver left the scene, according to state police. The trooper, who didn't chase and also deactivated his emergency lights, found the vehicle fully engulfed in flames off the I-83 ramp. Troopers believe the Jeep lost control, hit an embankment, and then a tree before catching fire after exiting onto the ramp. The driver of the vehicle and two passengers were pronounced dead. Southwest Airlines said last month that it will be reducing its workforce at BWI Airport in Maryland and three other airports in California starting in June. According to a statement from the airline, some workgroups are overstaffed at BWI Airport, San Jose Mineta International Airport (SJC), Los Angeles International (LAX) and Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR). The company said some employees and aircraft will be shifted to better support the company effective on June 1, 2025. "Our current flight schedule and modest growth plan for 2025 require alignments to our workforce at four airports where we operate," a Southwest Airlines spokesperson said. "We always try to minimize the impact to our employees and all will have an opportunity to remain with Southwest."
Yahoo
12-02-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Snow totals for DC, Maryland, Virginia & West Virginia for February 11 & 12
The Brief BWI Airport: Recorded a total snowfall of 3.8 inches in the recent winter storm. Reagan National Airport: Experienced snowfall with a total accumulation of 6.3 inches. Dulles International Airport: Saw a snowfall total of 4.9 inches during the same period. WASHINGTON - A blast of winter weather brought snow to Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia on Tuesday. Here are the latest snow totals from the National Weather Service. Anacostia SSE: 6.1 inches (10:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter US Capitol: 5.3 inches (9:22 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Washington 1 E: 4.6 inches (10:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Anacostia 1 S: 4.5 inches (10:18 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Allegany County: Ridgeley 1 NW: 1.5 inches (9:19 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Anne Arundel County: Galesville 4 WSW: 7.0 inches (11:22 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Deale 1 NE: 6.0 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Highland Beach 1 SSW: 5.5 inches (10:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Chelsea Beach: 4.8 inches (3:15 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Hillsmere Shores 1 N: 4.5 inches (9:55 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Crofton 2 NNE: 4.2 inches (9:15 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Cape St. Claire: 4.0 inches (7:48 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter BWI Airport: 3.8 inches (1:00 AM, 2/12) - Official NWS Obs Eastport 1 SSW: 3.8 inches (8:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Glen Burnie 1 WSW: 3.6 inches (10:28 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Cape St. Claire 1 SS: 1.5 inches (8:40 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Baltimore County: Edgemere SE: 4.2 inches (12:27 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Edgemere 2 SW: 3.5 inches (11:28 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Timonium: 3.4 inches (2:13 AM, 2/12) - Public Glyndon 1 WSW: 3.3 inches (4:51 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter McDonogh 1 SSE: 3.0 inches (8:56 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Perry Hall: 2.7 inches (11:17 PM, 2/11) - Public Chase: 2.5 inches (8:59 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Cockeysville 1 N: 2.5 inches (1:13 AM, 2/12) - Broadcast Media Upper Falls 2 SW: 2.5 inches (9:24 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Long Green 2 NW: 2.0 inches (9:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Bentley Springs 1 E: 1.0 inches (8:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Baltimore City: Arlington 2 E: 4.0 inches (2:57 AM, 2/12) - Broadcast Media Arlington 2 ESE: 2.4 inches (9:58 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Pimlico SE: 1.5 inches (7:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Calvert County: Prince Frederick 1 S: 7.6 inches (10:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Huntingtown SW: 6.8 inches (7:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Lusby ESE: 5.0 inches (7:35 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter North Beach 2 WNW: 5.0 inches (7:50 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Carroll County: Sykesville 1 NNW: 3.3 inches (4:30 AM, 2/12) - NWS Employee Gamber 1 WNW: 1.9 inches (11:08 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Millers 4 NE: 1.9 inches (12:23 AM, 2/12) - Co-Op Observer Watersville 1 N: 1.8 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Taneytown NE: 1.2 inches (10:15 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Linwood 2 SE: 1.0 inches (9:07 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Charles County: Dentsville 1 SW: 8.7 inches (1:30 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter White Plains: 8.6 inches (11:23 PM, 2/11) - Public Port Tobacco Village: 8.6 inches (11:45 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager Waldorf 2 W: 6.9 inches (8:57 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter St. Charles 1 ENE: 6.0 inches (11:13 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Hughesville 3 NNE: 5.5 inches (9:05 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Frederick County: Bloomfield 2 WSW: 1.5 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee New Market 2 NW: 1.5 inches (8:30 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Garrett County: Grantsville 5 W: 3.5 inches (4:00 AM, 2/12) - Dept of Highways Deer Park 6 NE: 2.0 inches (10:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Accident 4 SE: 1.2 inches (7:56 PM, 2/11) - Public Harford County: Aberdeen Proving Ground: 3.7 inches (3:24 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Churchville 1 N: 3.3 inches (2:40 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Bel Air: 3.0 inches (2:16 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Forest Hill 1 NNW: 2.4 inches (12:01 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Norrisville 1 WSW: 2.4 inches (9:50 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Forest Hill 3 SW: 1.6 inches (8:15 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Holly Corner 2 E: 1.6 inches (8:15 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Howard County: Simpsonville E: 5.0 inches (1:30 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Simpsonville 1 SSE: 4.6 inches (12:00 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Laurel 2 N: 4.0 inches (1:00 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Columbia: 3.7 inches (10:29 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Elkridge 2 W: 3.4 inches (10:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Laurel 1 NNE: 3.0 inches (9:00 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Savage 1 ESE: 3.0 inches (8:15 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Gaither 2 SSE: 2.7 inches (11:40 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Oella 2 NNE: 2.5 inches (12:10 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Sykesville 2 SSE: 2.5 inches (9:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Ellicott City: 2.2 inches (8:26 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Montgomery County: Four Corners 1 N: 6.0 inches (9:42 PM, 2/11) - Public Wheaton 1 NW: 5.1 inches (12:00 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Garrett Park 1 ENE: 5.0 inches (11:25 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Kensington: 5.0 inches (10:15 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Bethesda: 5.0 inches (9:42 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager Rockville: 4.9 inches (4:34 AM, 2/12) - Public Norbeck 2 E: 4.8 inches (11:13 PM, 2/11) - Public Somerset 1 ENE: 4.3 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Rockville 1 SSE: 4.1 inches (10:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Olney: 4.0 inches (12:35 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Silver Spring: 4.0 inches (8:02 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Takoma Park: 4.0 inches (8:12 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager Norbeck 1 ESE: 3.6 inches (9:55 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Spencerville WSW: 3.5 inches (9:31 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Montgomery Village 3: 3.4 inches (9:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Poolesville NE: 3.2 inches (10:35 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Boyds 1 SE: 3.2 inches (11:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Clarksburg: 3.0 inches (8:38 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager Gaithersburg: 3.0 inches (8:38 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager Montgomery Village 1: 2.6 inches (9:00 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Gaithersburg 1 SW: 2.5 inches (8:25 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Prince George's County: Andrews AFB 2 E: 6.8 inches (11:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter New Carrollton 1 E: 5.4 inches (1:31 AM, 2/12) - Public Greenbelt 1 N: 5.0 inches (11:20 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Hyattsville: 3.3 inches (7:51 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager St. Mary's County: Callaway 2 W: 8.0 inches (3:45 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter California 2 W: 6.0 inches (8:15 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Compton 3 SSE: 5.0 inches (7:20 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Washington County: Hancock 1 ESE: 1.1 inches (9:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Boonsboro 3 NNE: 1.1 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Albemarle County: Hollymead 1 ENE: 8.0 inches (12:29 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Earlysville 2 WNW: 7.8 inches (12:37 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter White Hall 3 ESE: 7.7 inches (11:05 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Boyd Tavern 1 S: 6.3 inches (7:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Arlington County: Falls Church 1 E: 6.5 inches (12:20 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Reagan National Apt: 6.3 inches (1:00 AM, 2/12) - Official NWS Obs Rosslyn 1 S: 5.5 inches (10:50 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Rosslyn: 5.0 inches (9:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Baileys Crossroads 1: 5.0 inches (8:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Augusta County: Hermitage 3 N: 10.0 inches (12:20 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Stuarts Draft 3 N: 9.5 inches (7:36 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Stuarts Draft 1 S: 8.2 inches (11:15 PM, 2/11) - Public Staunton Arpt 3 WSW: 7.8 inches (8:49 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media City of Alexandria: Alexandria 2 ESE: 5.5 inches (8:58 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Alexandria 1 ENE: 5.5 inches (10:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter City of Charlottesville: Newcomb Hall 1 SW: 7.3 inches (8:38 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter City of Fredericksburg: Dunavant 1 S: 8.2 inches (11:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Fredericksburg 1 NNW: 6.5 inches (1:14 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Fredericksburg 1 ENE: 6.5 inches (1:14 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Fredericksburg 2 S: 6.5 inches (1:14 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Fredericksburg 2 E: 6.0 inches (1:14 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter City of Manassas: Independent Hill 2 E: 9.5 inches (12:00 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Manassas Park 1 SW: 6.5 inches (10:47 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter City of Staunton: Staunton 1 NW: 9.0 inches (8:50 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media City of Waynesboro: Waynesboro 1 S: 6.0 inches (11:17 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Waynesboro 2 N: 5.0 inches (9:15 PM, 2/11) - Public Clarke County: Berryville 1 NNW: 2.5 inches (9:05 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Culpeper County: Rixeyville: 7.5 inches (9:45 PM, 2/11) - Public Culpeper 1 W: 7.0 inches (9:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Fairfax County: Hybla Valley 1 ESE: 8.5 inches (2:30 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Burke 2 SSW: 8.0 inches (11:11 PM, 2/11) - Public Centreville 3 SSE: 7.2 inches (10:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Baileys Crossroads 1 NW: 7.0 inches (9:49 PM, 2/11) - Public Newington 2 WNW: 7.0 inches (9:43 PM, 2/11) - Amateur Radio Rose Hill 1 ENE: 6.5 inches (11:18 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Rose Hill: 6.2 inches (9:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Fairfax 1 N: 6.2 inches (10:37 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Burke 1 S: 6.2 inches (10:24 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Fairfax: 6.1 inches (11:12 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager West Springfield 2 W: 5.8 inches (8:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Chantilly 2 ENE: 5.8 inches (10:34 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Chantilly 3 E: 5.5 inches (11:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Herndon 2 ENE: 5.5 inches (1:51 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Dunn Loring 1 SSE: 5.3 inches (9:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Reston 2 N: 5.1 inches (10:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Vienna 1 WNW: 5.0 inches (10:56 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Chantilly 2 ESE: 5.0 inches (9:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Tysons Corner 1 N: 5.0 inches (10:40 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Herndon 1 NNE: 4.7 inches (10:00 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Oakton 1 ESE: 4.0 inches (9:20 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Herndon: 3.0 inches (7:30 PM, 2/11) - Dept of Highways Fauquier County: Broken Hill 2 WSW: 7.5 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Bealeton: 7.5 inches (9:21 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Frederick County: Cedar Grove 2 ENE: 3.0 inches (1:15 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Stephens City 2 E: 2.8 inches (12:50 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Cedar Hill 4 NNW: 2.4 inches (11:33 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Greene County: Quinque 2 WSW: 8.0 inches (9:26 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Highland County: Monterey: 8.0 inches (9:28 PM, 2/11) - 911 Call Center Loudoun County: Arcola 3 S: 5.9 inches (12:35 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Ashburn 1 W: 5.0 inches (4:47 AM, 2/12) - Public Arcola 1 NNE: 4.9 inches (10:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Dulles International: 4.9 inches (1:00 AM, 2/12) - Official NWS Obs Countryside 2 ESE: 4.0 inches (11:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Ashburn 3 WSW: 3.8 inches (10:07 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Leesburg 2 E: 3.0 inches (10:35 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Round Hill 1 WNW: 2.5 inches (9:34 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Hillsboro 3 NE: 2.0 inches (11:05 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Madison County: Wolftown 1 W: 7.7 inches (10:36 PM, 2/11) - Public Nelson County: Wintergreen: 7.0 inches (9:29 PM, 2/11) - Law Enforcement Page County: Honeyville 1 ESE: 5.5 inches (10:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Luray 1 E: 5.5 inches (11:31 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Rileyville: 3.0 inches (7:40 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Prince William County: Dale City 1 W: 7.8 inches (10:45 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Dumfries 1 ENE: 7.8 inches (1:40 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Dale City 3 NNW: 7.0 inches (9:00 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager Bull Run 2 NE: 6.0 inches (9:56 PM, 2/11) - CoCoRaHS Manassas Park 1 NNW: 6.0 inches (10:55 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Woolsey 2 W: 5.2 inches (12:00 AM, 2/12) - Public Woolsey 2 SSW: 5.0 inches (1:04 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Manassas 3 NNW: 5.0 inches (8:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Rappahannock County: Washington: 6.0 inches (10:41 PM, 2/11) - Public Rockingham County: Massanutten: 6.0 inches (8:46 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Bridgewater: 6.0 inches (12:09 AM, 2/12) - Broadcast Media Elkton: 5.1 inches (7:58 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Massanutten 1 SE: 5.0 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Harrisonburg: 4.9 inches (9:46 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Broadway: 4.8 inches (11:29 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Spotsylvania County: Spotsylvania Courthouse: 4.0 inches (9:00 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Stafford County: Glendie 1 N: 8.3 inches (11:55 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Stafford 2 NW: 8.2 inches (9:40 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Holly Corner 1 ENE: 6.5 inches (9:16 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Holly Corner 2 E: 6.5 inches (11:15 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Ramoth W: 6.0 inches (9:10 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Berkeley County: Falling Waters 2 NW: 2.0 inches (12:45 AM, 2/12) - Trained Spotter Martinsburg 2 E: 1.5 inches (8:00 PM, 2/11) - NWS Employee Jefferson County: Bloomery 3 SSE: 2.5 inches (9:30 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Mineral County: Burlington E: 1.8 inches (9:15 PM, 2/11) - Trained Spotter Pendleton County: Franklin 1 WSW: 4.0 inches (11:27 PM, 2/11) - Broadcast Media Franklin 1 ESE: 4.0 inches (9:50 PM, 2/11) - Emergency Manager The Source The National Weather Service and FOX 5 DC
