Another one…Wednesday Night to Friday Storm
The threat is now 2-3 days away so let’s get into it. Right now, the National Weather Service is called for 4-6” for most of MoCo and 3-4” for areas like Bethesda and Silver Spring.
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Snow totals from the Sunday morning storm across MoCo, per the National Weather Service.
Due to the rain changing over later than anticipated, totals were cut in more than half for most places as the NWS forecasted 4-6” of snow for MoCo prior to the start of the storm.
Potential Winter Commuting Hazard for the Washington DC Metro Area Tuesday Morning
The National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement for Tuesday morning, 2/9.
Sunday Morning Storm Update
Half of MoCo has been changed over to a Winter Weather Advisory while the other half remains under a Winter Weather Warning. Both last until noon today.
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Final Update Before Sunday Morning’s Storm
A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect from 3am tomorrow morning until noon (Sunday, 2/7).
Winter Storm Warning: Afternoon Update
In this afternoon update we’re sharing with you the latest calls from each local news station.
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Winter Storm Warning Sunday 3am-12pm
A winter storm warning has been issued for all of MoCo, starting early tomorrow morning (Sunday, 2/7) at 3am and lasting until noon with 3-6 inches of snow expected.
Winter Storm Watch on Super Bowl Sunday
A Winter Storm Watch has been issued, starting Sunday, 2/7 at midnight and lasting until 3pm with total accumulations of 5 or more inches, according to the National Weather Service.
MoCo Snow Totals (Sunday-Tuesday)
Below you’ll see totals from today, compiled by the National Weather Service. The measurements were taken throughout the day, so it’s very likely that more snow fell in most of the areas with the earlier timestamps.
Winter Weather Advisory Remains in Effect Until Midnight
“This storm feels like when Washington beat the Eagles to win the division.
Winter Weather Advisory in Effect Until 10am Monday
There is a Winter Weather Advisory in effect in MoCo until 10am tomorrow morning (Monday, 2/1) with up to an inch of snow and a tenth of an inch of ice expected.