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DC weather history for February 4

A 1995 snowfall set a daily record in the city but was shrugged off by many, with heavier totals just to the north and west drawing more attention.

On this day in 1995, a calendar-day record 4.5 inches of snow fell. Areas north and west of the District received up to twice that much. Still, The Washington Post reported that residents weathered the storm well. “S’ NO Big Deal” read its headline the day after the storm.

Here are other notables for the day:

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Jason Samenow

Jason Samenow

Chief meteorologist, journalist, and Capital Weather founder. AMS Certified Digital Meteorologist and D.C.-area native.

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