The flip from rain to snow started earlier than initially anticipated, allowing for heavier bursts of snow to accumulate even though ground temps were well above freezing. The precipitation also cooled things faster/more than anticipated, bringing temps to around freezing (or below) for many in the area.
The winter weather has caused slush to accumulate with Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) warning of wet and slick spots on the road.
Schools will open 2 hours later. Before and After school childcare programs and Community Use occur as scheduled
The National Weather Service (NWS) has provided an update on today’s heavy rain that is expected to change over to snow Monday morning. (more…)
All of Montgomery County and some surrounding areas are now under a Flood Watch today (Sunday, December 10th) from 1pm through late tonight. Temperatures will dip, making it possible that the storm ends with snow Monday morning.
We have a Flood Watch in effect from Sunday afternoon through late Sunday night for SE Montgomery County, DC, SE Howard County, Prince George’s County and most of Northern Va. that could end with some flakes early Monday morning.
With above average snowfall predicted for the region, we wanted to share with you the criteria for different winter weather alerts in the DC Metro Area, courtesy of the National […]
WUSA 9 is the last of the four major networks to release its 2023-2024 Winter Forecast in a well-produced video that does a great job explaining why they believe there will be “above average snowfall for the entire DMV” including a relatively early first snow of the season. Our recap can be seen below: