- Jason Samenow
- Capital Weather Gang
Jason Samenow is The Washington Post’s Weather Editor. Find him on Google+.
A half-right, half-wrong snow forecast, and how we can improve
North and west of the Beltway, our forecast for today’s storm of 2-5 inches of snow was spot on. But it failed elsewhere for familiar reasons.
Quick snow hit this morning, cold into unsettled weekend
A period of moderate to heavy snow this morning could quickly accumulate on roadways faster than road crews can keep up. After that it gets very cold with mixed precipitation possible this weekend.
Snow likely Tuesday morning, could snarl morning rush hour traffic
A stripe of 2 to 5 inches of snow is possible across the region Tuesday, although we can’t rule out higher or lower amounts.
Weather service issues Winter Storm Watch for Tuesday
We think this watch may be a bit aggressive and that the NWS forecast of 5 or more inches of snow, while possible, isn’t the most likely scenario.
- D.C. area forecast: Some melting today as ice/rain departs; more snow Tuesday?
- Ice phase of storm begins as snow tapers (LIVE UPDATES)
- Snow picking up, heaviest north; ice threat increases tonight (LIVE UPDATES)
- Winter storm update: ice threat looms large west, southwest of D.C.
- PM Update: Chilly rain tonight, dry and cold Saturday, snow and ice Sunday
- Winter storm watch issued for much of D.C. area Sunday into Monday
- PM Update: Out with warmth, rainy and cooler Friday; fierce storm blasts Europe
- Severe cold wave strikes northern U.S., crippling ice storm targets south central
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