The DC area is bracing for a significant winter storm set to impact the region early next week, with predictions of heavy snow accumulation. Forecasts indicate that areas in Maryland and Virginia could see snowfall totals exceeding 12 inches. As per reports from the National Weather Service, a winter storm watch is in effect for parts of Maryland, including Frederick and Montgomery counties, effective from Monday morning through Monday evening. This storm is expected to ramp up during the morning hours, with heavy snowfall occurring in the afternoon. Justin Drake, a meteorologist from Justin Weather, stated, ‘The snow will start quickly, and by mid-afternoon, we could see a heavy band of snow moving through the area.’ Furthermore, WBAL-TV reported that road conditions could become treacherous, urging residents to plan ahead if they intend to travel. Snow accumulations could also create hazardous driving conditions across the DC area and surrounding suburbs. Current temperatures in the region are expected to hover around freezing, contributing to the snow’s ability to accumulate. Authorities are advising residents to stay updated with the latest weather advisories as the winter storm approaches.
Severe Winter Storm Hits DC Area with Heavy Snow Forecasts
