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Many lowland areas of Western Washington got the first measurable snow in years.

For example, Sea-Tac Airport received at least an inch of snow. Though it’s not much, the total snowfall makes it the snowiest December there since 2013, according to the National Weather Service.

Related: Pockets of snow remain around Puget Sound

Snow totals over a 24-hour period

Below is a snapshot of snow totals.

Clallam County

• Port Angeles: 3 inches

Grays Harbor County

• Ocean Shores: 1.1 inches

Jefferson County

• Port Ludlow: 2.7 inches

King County

• Seattle: 1 inch
• Woodinville: 1.5 inches
• Redmond: 2 inches
• Shoreline: 2.7 inches

Kitsap County

• Bremerton: 2.5 inches
• Bainbridge Island: 2.9 inches

Island County

• Oak harbor: 1.2 inches

Lewis County

• Curtis: 3 inches
• Fords Prairie: 4.3 inches

Mason County

• Hoodsport: 3.6 inches

Pierce County

• Greenwater: 1 inch
• Steilacoom: 1.3 inches
• Tacoma: 1.5 inches
• Gig Harbor: 2.5 inches

Skagit County

• Anacortes: 1 inch

San Juan County

• Friday Harbor: 1.5 inches

Snohomish County

• Everett: 1.8 inches
• Brier: 2.5 inches
• Gold Bar: 6 inches

Thurston County

• Olympia: 4.5 inches
• Lacey: 5 inches

Whatcom County

• Bellingham: 1 inch
• Lynden: 1.2 inches
• Mount Baker: 3 inches

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