Sunday’s Brazos Valley snowfall totals

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Sunday’s snow was one for the record books! The preliminary, total for Bryan-College Station came in at 4.5″ for the day. That was plenty to steal the daily, January 10th snowfall record from 1973 by an extra 1.5″.

4.5″ of snow also put 2021 in the record book as an all-time snowfall record. Sunday’s total is now settled in as the 4th largest one-day snowfall in Bryan-College Station history. (Records date back to the 1880s)

Below is a look at snow totals from reporting stations and Weather Watchers across the Brazos Valley:

• Bryan: 4.5″
• KBTX: 4.0″
• Downtown Bryan: 5.5″
• Caldwell: 5.8″
• Giddings: 0.83″
• Cameron: 6.5″
• Gause: 7.8″
• Hearne: 5.5″
• Centerville: 6.5″
• Madisonville: 6.5″
• Anderson: 2.0″
• Navasota: 2.0″
• Crockett: 6.0″
• Trinity: 2.3″
• Iola: 4.8″
• Grapeland: 4.0″
• Dime Box: 2.5″
• Groveton: 2.3″
• Lexington: 2.0″
• Robertson County (4mi East of Hearne): 6.0″
• Cross: 6.5″
• Flo: 5.0″
• Bremond: 5.5″
• Milano: 6.0″
• FM 2038, south of Hwy 21: 6.0″
• Between Kurten & Edge: 5.9″
• Franklin: 8.5″
• Marquez: 7.0″
• Normangee: 8.5″
• Smetana: 9.0″
• Jordan Loop (Bryan): 5.5″
• Chriesman: 6.0″
• Grassbur Road (Bryan): 6.0″
• College Station: 5.75″
• Central College Station: 5.5″

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