US: Thundersnow Captured as Storm Brings Heavy Snow to D.C. Metro

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US: Thundersnow Captured as Storm Brings Heavy Snow to D.C. Metro

Thundersnow was captured in Catonsville, Maryland as several inches of snow fell across the D.C. metro region on Sunday, December 14.

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  • ILEA004982396
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  • 2025/12/15 17:38:28
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  • @Wxdanny0 via Spectee
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  • @Wxdanny0 via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 38.14(MB)*
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: December 14, Baltimore County, 2025 at 04:24h, Video Location: Catonsville, Maryland

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