It's been 13 years since a double-punch from the blockbuster storm "Snowmageddon" dumped over 20 inches of snow on Baltimore.

The blizzard in 2010 pounded the East Coast from New York through Pennsylvania and Delaware, to Baltimore and D.C.

The storm had an enormous impact on the region cutting off power for hundreds of thousands.

The storm shut down government agencies, schools and businesses for days.

The weather event marked the fourth-biggest snow event in the DMV, later matched by the January 2016 blizzard dubbed "Snowzilla."

Elkridge saw nearly 40" of snowfall during the storm with Crofton not far behind, recording 34" of snow pileup.

Five days after the snowstorm, a second blizzard struck the region. Together, these weather events helped make the winter of 2009-2010 one of the snowiest on record.

So far this year, not even an inch of snow has yet to make way in Maryland.

February kicked off with snow across parts of the state. Elkridge in Howard County, Reagan National Airport and Dulles International Airport recorded the highest totals of 0.4" each. BWI Airport reported 0.2" of snow, which ends the snowless streak.

The Baltimore area spent 326 days without snow, which is the sixth longest streak.