Washington, D.C. – A significant winter storm is expected to bring heavy snowfall across the DMV area, including Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., starting late Tuesday and continuing through Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington, snow will develop across the region midweek, with potential accumulations making travel hazardous. The storm is expected to intensify by Wednesday morning, bringing several inches of snow to areas including Northern Virginia, suburban Maryland, and the District.
Forecasters predict light drizzle and patchy fog leading up to the storm, followed by a sharp drop in temperatures by Monday and Tuesday. Winds will increase as the storm approaches, with heavy snow and possible sleet making road conditions dangerous through Thursday morning.
Residents are advised to prepare for delays, hazardous travel, and possible school closures. The National Weather Service warns that coastal storm systems like this are often major snow producers, though the exact track remains uncertain. Emergency services urge residents to stock up on essentials and monitor weather updates as the storm progresses.
