Most of MoCo got between 4-7″ (I think NBC4’s map may have been the most accurate with this storm)– A pretty solid storm that warranted the early call for a day off! Main roads have improved for the most part,
Let’s get this thing up before the decision is announced! As you can see in these updates from Fox5, WUSA9, Capital Weather Gang, and the National Weather Service, the average is about 3-6″ for our area with some ranges slightly
We will be under a Winter Storm Watch from 10pm Tuesday night until 10pm Wednesday night, but snow isn’t expected to start until 4-7am on Wednesday morning. The latest map from the National Weather Service has all of MoCo in
The National Weather Service with an early call of about 4-6” overall for MoCo with a tenth to a quarter inch of ice on top of that throughout the day Wednesday. High chance of this changing one way or another
NW MoCo is currently under a Winter Weather Advisory until 3am, with less than an inch of snow/sleet/freezing rain expected. Unfortunately for Damascus folks, you’re more likely to have icy conditions than anyone else in the county with this one,
The “3 Storms in 5 Days” thing was exciting while it lasted, but anyone that lives in this area knows how quick our winter weather forecasts are to change. The weekend stuff isn’t anything to worry about anymore. We may
The Winter Weather Advisory was recently extended to include all of Montgomery County. Light to moderate accumulations of wintry precipitation could make sidewalks and roads icy. Loudoun County, our neighbor to the west, has already announced a delay for tomorrow.
We are now under Winter Weather Advisory and it is currently scheduled to continue until 10am tomorrow morning. The images from the NWS show that most of MoCo is expecting about 1-2 inches of snow and a very light amount
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for MoCo from 7pm this evening until 10am Monday. 1-2 inches of snow and less than a tenth of an inch of ice is expected. I expect something to come out tonight that
Let’s talk about the incorrect MoCoSnow prediction (I will never hesitate to admit I was wrong) and the MCPS decision to dismiss early. The worst of the snow has passed and the most recent reports around the county are showing