Teeth-Chattering Cold Keeps Its Grip on the DC Region as Snow Could Make an Appearance This Weekend

Teeth-chattering cold keeps its grip on the DC region as snow could make an appearance this weekend

Going into the weekend, the D.C. area is on track to mark its second blast of winter weather as the region is forecast to possibly get up to 3 inches of snow. The first snow of the season last week did not amount to much, sticking to the road and then melting within a few days. “Another cold day with high temperatures about 10 degrees below normal,” 7News First Alert Meteorologist Eileen Whelan said. Friday conditions will be dry around the D.C.…

More snow on tap for weekend as temps dip into danger zone

People are expected to get snow today that, with the snow from Nov. 29, will almost guarantee people see more snowfall this year than last winter.

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Some snow could fall Sunday in D.C. area while Friday’s chance fades

A quick burst of snow is possible early Sunday as yet another blast of Arctic air charges into the D.C. region. However, the potential for accumulation may be limited because of the storm system’s short duration and above-freezing temperatures ahead of its arrival. The Sunday system now has most of our attention as the chance of snow on Friday that we previously discussed has all but evaporated. It could bring a dusting to an inch in central Vir…

Snow Accumulation Estimates Released For Possible Weekend Storms In MD

​Two fast-moving winter weather systems known as clippers will move through Maryland this weekend. See the latest impacts.

Impact Weather: Maryland could see snow accumulation over weekend

It has been cold here in Maryland as we have experienced two weeks of below than normal temperatures and that trend will continue this weekend as we could see possible snow accumulation.