a powerful nor'easter will soon hit the East Coast
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As brutal cold keeps the Washington, D.C. region locked in a deep freeze this week, attention is turning to a potential coastal storm this weekend that could bring anything from light snow to a more significant winter event,
What to Know Temperatures will plummet as Arctic air moves in late Friday, and subzero wind chills will grip the D.C. area on Saturday morning. Snow arrives late Saturday, and you’ll likely wake up Sunday to several inches on the ground.
A major snow storm is headed to the Northeast. Here's the latest NOAA and AccuWeather forecast, and how much snow could fall near you.
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A winter storm continues to impact Washington, D.C., and its surrounding area as snowfall transitions to sleet, creating hazardous conditions that are expected to last through Sunday night and continue this week.
Low temperatures Thursday morning will once again fall into the single digits and low teens. It will also remain quite breezy with wind chill values anywhere between - 0 to - 15 degrees. Because of this, a Cold Weather Advisory has been issued across most of the region Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
It’s looking more and more likely that the D.C. region will be coated in a sheet of white this weekend, as the National Weather Service has again increased its confidence that a major winter storm will hit the area Saturday into Sunday.
As the Washington, D.C. region remains locked in a deep freeze this week, all eyes are shifting to a potential weekend coastal storm that could bring anything from light snow to more significant winter weather depending on its track.
A winter storm is brewing in the DMV. Although it's too early to accurately predict snow totals, one forecast is suggesting 15 inches.
All the buzz in weather is about the snow heading to D.C. this weekend and the burning question: How much snow is coming? The numbers floating around apps and social media are mind-boggling, with some showing models projecting 23 inches of snow.
Tuesday is expected to be the coldest day of the winter so far in the D.C. area. The frigid temperatures come right as a potential snowstorm lurks in the weekend forecast.