Sunday’s Brazos Valley snowfall totals
The day took the record for greatest 24 hour snow total for January 10th and became a top 5 all-time snow in Bryan-College Station
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Published: Jan. 10, 2021 at 11:41 PM CST|Updated: Jan. 11, 2021 at 10:41 AM CST
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″.
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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)
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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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