Winter Storm Warning remains in effect as the DC region is slammed by vigorous snow

On February 12, 2025By Littum

The DC region remains during a winter storm warning on Wednesday as residents begin to dig out from several inches of snow that threw the area.

“Caution” is the word of the day, while the DC region remains during a winter storm warning on Wednesday, when residents begin to dig out from several inches of snow that threw the area.

National Weather Service said a Winter Storm warning would remain in effect until 7 AM as between 1 and 3 inches of snow was expected to continue to build overnight.

The morning commuting brings a stain freezing drip, a few gossip pellets and snowflakes.

The roads remain slushy with icy and smooth spots until about 2 p.m. 9, when the surrounding sun that comes through the thick clouds warms the sidewalk over freezing. Clouds remain stubborn with constant light rain that returns to the afternoon parlor.

Expect to weighs remain smooth until temperatures tick up later.

“Is collections of a light glaze possible, especially south of DC,” said a counseling about KL. 21, issued by the service and warned that dangerous conditions would affect the morning commuting.

Much of the region saw everywhere between 1 and 2 inches of snow collecting on the ground on an hourly basis on top of the storm.

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In the afternoon, the DC area may see a wintry mix of freezing rain and sleet that will later fall into rain. Today’s high temperatures remain in the mid -30s in large parts of the day, with winds staying at approx. 5 km / h.

Come on Thursday, any remaining snow building on the roads is likely to be washed out when the DC area is hit with another dose of rain. Temperatures are expected to reach the high 40s before falling back into the low 20s at night falls.

The start of the weekend starts with some sunny weather on Friday. But this postponement will be temporary as Saturday and Sunday must be rainy according to the weather service.

Forecast

Wednesday Morning:
Pockets with gossip, freezing drip and flourries. Icy secondary roads, bridges and transitions. Roads that get wet after 7 p.m. 9
Temperature: When 36 degrees.
Wind: Light East.

Wednesday afternoon:
Drizzle becomes a stable rain for the second half of the pendant.
HIGH: 35 degrees.
WIND: LIGHT SEE

Wednesday night:
Dense fog and drizzle will be showers late.
Temperature: Rising to the top 30s
WIND: Calm

THURSDAY:
A few showers, then windy in the afternoon.
HIGH: Almost 50 degrees.
WIND: SEE NW becomes NW at 15 km / h, with wind throw to 40 km / h.

FRIDAY:
Breezy and partly sunny.
High: mid -30s
Wind: NW 10 km / h with wind throw to 25 km / h.

SATURDAY:
Short period of gossip and snow during noon, then rain. Probably less than 1 ”in DC, with slightly heavier amounts of N&W.
HIGH: Upper 30s.
Wind: South at 5 km / h.

Current conditions

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