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RICHMOND, Va. — The snow total numbers early Tuesday morning indicate nearly a foot of snow fell in parts of Central Virginia. At 11 inches, Powhatan County received the most snow. Leave your snow total report in the comments section of this post. Click here to add your snow pics to the WTVR photo gallery.

Highest #snow totals list: Powhatan wins the prize! #VAwx @CBS6 pic.twitter.com/S3CaUT2sM8

— Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) February 17, 2015

Many Metro locations measured between 6" to 7" of #snow. #VAwx #RVA @CBS6 pic.twitter.com/ZOeyzhyYWZ

— Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) February 17, 2015

And here's a selection from the 5" to 6" #snow total range. Thank you all for sharing your reports! @CBS6 #VAwx pic.twitter.com/YjfIq82k95

— Carrie Rose Pace (@SouthernRedRose) February 17, 2015

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