Washington, DC – A winter storm is set to impact the Washington, DC, metro area and surrounding regions from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning, bringing 4 to 6 inches of snow with potentially higher localized totals.
According to the National Weather Service, a Winter Storm Watch has been issued for portions of DC, Maryland, and Virginia, including Baltimore, Arlington, Fairfax, and Prince George’s County. Snow is expected to start lightly Tuesday afternoon before intensifying Tuesday evening into the night. Additional wintry precipitation may continue into Wednesday morning, making travel conditions hazardous.
The storm is expected to disrupt both the Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning commutes, with slippery roads and reduced visibility. Officials urge residents to avoid unnecessary travel and use caution if driving is required.
Drivers are advised to leave extra travel time, maintain safe distances, and avoid sudden braking or acceleration. Residents should also ensure their vehicles are winter-ready and stay updated on forecast changes.
The National Weather Service recommends monitoring forecasts for updates as the storm approaches.
