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Snow could disrupt another commute!?
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Date: March 14, 2014 09:18PM
A weather update from the wtop.com weather service
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Snow could disrupt another commute
Snow could hit D.C. region early next week
Friday - 3/14/2014, 12:54pm ET
Snow will be falling by bedtime Sunday night throughout the region. (ABC7)
WASHINGTON - Winter isn't done yet and more wintry weather Sunday night means another messy morning commute before spring officially begins next week.
As of Friday afternoon, the predictions differ wildly from 4 inches to just a wintry mix. Here's what's known so far.
ABC7
ABC7 meteorologist Alex Liggitt is predicting 2 or more inches will fall in parts of the region by Monday morning. Snow will fall over the region Sunday night into Monday morning and showers are possible throughout the day Monday.
The snow will cause travel delays and possibly cancellations Monday.
Areas north and west of the District including Loudoun and Frederick counties will see the greatest chance for measurable snowfall. Areas south and east of D.C. including Stafford, Fredericksburg and Southern Maryland will have a greater chance for a snow-rain mix so residents in these areas can expect less snow accumulation.
The immediate D.C. metro area also has a chance for snow but temperatures will determine just how much the urban core will see.
The chance for 2 inches of snow or more is greater in the counties shaded pink. Areas shaded blue, including D.C., have a smaller chance for that much snow. (National Weather Service)
National Weather Service
The National Weather Service is predicting accumulating snow with the heaviest snow falling late Sunday night into early Monday morning. The snow could linger throughout the day Monday, says meteorologist Brian Lasorsa.
Temperatures will be in the 40s Sunday ahead of the storm system but will drop into the upper 20s and lower 30s over night. Monday temperatures will be in the mid 30s, Lasorsa says.
The storm will begin as rain then move to a snow/mix before changing to all snow. However the service is not predicting accumulation totals yet, he says.
Weather Channel
The Weather Channel has a forecast that will send snow lovers headed to the nearest ski resort.
Weather Channel forecasters are predicting as much as 4 inches of snow along the Interstate 95 corridor including portions of Northern Virginia, D.C. and Maryland.
Mountain areas in both Western Virginia and Western Maryland could see more than six inches of the white stuff.
The snow will begin as rain and will cause poor travel conditions overnight and for both the morning and afternoon commutes Monday.
Stay with WTOP for updates as the storm approaches.
Follow @WTOP on Twitter and on Facebook.
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Snow could disrupt another commute
Snow could hit D.C. region early next week
Friday - 3/14/2014, 12:54pm ET
Snow will be falling by bedtime Sunday night throughout the region. (ABC7)
WASHINGTON - Winter isn't done yet and more wintry weather Sunday night means another messy morning commute before spring officially begins next week.
As of Friday afternoon, the predictions differ wildly from 4 inches to just a wintry mix. Here's what's known so far.
ABC7
ABC7 meteorologist Alex Liggitt is predicting 2 or more inches will fall in parts of the region by Monday morning. Snow will fall over the region Sunday night into Monday morning and showers are possible throughout the day Monday.
The snow will cause travel delays and possibly cancellations Monday.
Areas north and west of the District including Loudoun and Frederick counties will see the greatest chance for measurable snowfall. Areas south and east of D.C. including Stafford, Fredericksburg and Southern Maryland will have a greater chance for a snow-rain mix so residents in these areas can expect less snow accumulation.
The immediate D.C. metro area also has a chance for snow but temperatures will determine just how much the urban core will see.
The chance for 2 inches of snow or more is greater in the counties shaded pink. Areas shaded blue, including D.C., have a smaller chance for that much snow. (National Weather Service)
National Weather Service
The National Weather Service is predicting accumulating snow with the heaviest snow falling late Sunday night into early Monday morning. The snow could linger throughout the day Monday, says meteorologist Brian Lasorsa.
Temperatures will be in the 40s Sunday ahead of the storm system but will drop into the upper 20s and lower 30s over night. Monday temperatures will be in the mid 30s, Lasorsa says.
The storm will begin as rain then move to a snow/mix before changing to all snow. However the service is not predicting accumulation totals yet, he says.
Weather Channel
The Weather Channel has a forecast that will send snow lovers headed to the nearest ski resort.
Weather Channel forecasters are predicting as much as 4 inches of snow along the Interstate 95 corridor including portions of Northern Virginia, D.C. and Maryland.
Mountain areas in both Western Virginia and Western Maryland could see more than six inches of the white stuff.
The snow will begin as rain and will cause poor travel conditions overnight and for both the morning and afternoon commutes Monday.
Stay with WTOP for updates as the storm approaches.
Follow @WTOP on Twitter and on Facebook.
© 2014 WTOP. All Rights Reserved.
by Taboola
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http://wtop.com/?nid=893&sid=3581415
Re: Snow could disrupt another commute!?
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Awesome Weather Thread
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Date: March 14, 2014 09:55PM
Sweet, another thread about Monday's weather!