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IronLionZion

(50,244 posts) Mon Feb 10, 2025, 02:02 PM Feb 2025

Everything you need to know about the snowstorm expected in the D.C. area

https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025/02/10/dc-area-winter-storm-forecast-snow-map-timeline/

The second significant snowstorm of the season is poised to strike the D.C. area Tuesday into Wednesday. The Capital Weather Gang continues to predict 3 to 6 inches, although amounts could be a bit higher south of the Beltway.

The snow will probably begin Tuesday in the early to midafternoon in the Beltway area and a little before that in locations to the southwest. Conditions may rapidly deteriorate during the afternoon and evening rush hour, and it’s advisable to be off the roads before then.

The worst of the snow will probably occur Tuesday night, when visibility will be low and many roads will become covered with snow.

The snow should wind down during the predawn hours Wednesday, but many schools will probably close, and government operations may also be altered.

Be prepared

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Everything you need to know about the snowstorm expected in the D.C. area (Original Post) IronLionZion Feb 2025 OP

DC region braces for up to 6 inches of heavy snow Tuesday mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #1

Commute back to the office! No remote work! IronLionZion Feb 2025 #2

No snow in Cumberland yet. mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2025 #3

Snow started now in Arlington IronLionZion Feb 2025 #4

mahatmakanejeeves

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1. DC region braces for up to 6 inches of heavy snow Tuesday

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Mon Feb 10, 2025, 03:02 PM

Feb 2025

DC region braces for up to 6 inches of heavy snow Tuesday

Gaby Arancibia | gaby.arancibia@wtop.com
February 10, 2025, 2:06 PM

Residents across the D.C. area are bracing for another round of snow as forecasters are warning the region will see several inches of fresh powder come Tuesday.

The National Weather Service said Monday that a winter storm watch would be in effect from Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning as snow totals could range between 4 and 6 inches. The heaviest snowfall is expected between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Tuesday.

The agency urged D.C.-area residents to be alert and cautious as road conditions could prove hazardous and impact the Tuesday evening commutes.

7News First Alert Senior Meteorologist Brian van de Graaff told WTOP snow would develop in a southwest to northeast direction, with higher snow totals more likely to accumulate across the south.

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Gaby Arancibia
Gaby comes to WTOP from Sputnik News where she spent the last eight years working her way up from social media manager to writer, and then senior editor.
gaby.arancibia@wtop.com