Wednesday Evening Update (2/10/21)
The big flakes many of you are seeing now aren’t actually part of the system that’s going to bring us some now overnight. Below we’ve circled the storm heading our way.
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Wednesday Morning Update: Winter Weather Advisory
A winter weather advisory is in effect from 7pm this evening until 10am Thursday morning. 1-3 inches of snow is expected during this time.
Tuesday Night Update on Wednesday-Friday Storm
This will be another two-part storm. Part one will likely start on Wednesday night and continue into Thursday afternoon before we see a lull until Thursday night into midday Friday.
Tuesday Morning Update on Wednesday-Friday Storm
We suspect that a Winter Weather Watch will be issued at some point later today.
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.
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.