DC Snow Outlook: Snow showers with up to an inch accumulation Thursday through noon
A secondary wave of low pressure will bring widespread light snow to the D.C. region throughout Thursday morning. While accumulation will be minor, generally a coating to one inch of snow, roads will quickly become slick. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for most of the DMV east of the I-81 corridor.
The Washington, D.C. region could see some snow on Wednesday amid bitter cold temperatures that will likely stay below ...
Areas south of I-66 have the best chance for measurable snow. A winter weather advisory is in effect Wednesday afternoon and ...
Forecast: Overnight: Clear and cold. Lows: 16 - 26. Winds: NW 10. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, breezy and cold. Highs: 32 - 37.
The D.C. area will see temperatures fall into the teens by Tuesday night, with continued chilly weather and snow forecast as ...
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How much snow is DC getting?The winter hits keep on coming, and people across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are getting ready for one more Tuesday into ...
The Washington, D.C. area is preparing for snow Tuesday afternoon that will continue into the night, potentially bringing ...
Areas outside the D.C. metro are expected to see higher snow totals. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm ...
Gusty winds have brought a few snow showers to the region early this morning, so some people may wake up to a little snow on ...
Anywhere from no snow to a couple of inches is still on the table, with higher chances of seeing accumulating snow the farther south you go. If we do see accumulating snow, the most likely ...
DMV residents should expect a biter wind chill Thursday night, but temps are expected to be warmer next week. FOX 5 meteorologist Caitlin Roth has the latest forecast.
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