Washington, D.C
How much snow to expect ahead of Sunday’s winter storm
WASHINGTON (7News) — An approaching winter storm will bring significant impacts from the Mid-Atlantic to New England Sunday through Monday morning.
Heaviest snow will favor areas north and east of DC
The good news is, the worst of the storm looks to miss most of the DMV.
The system will intensify as it pulls away from the D.C. metro, with the heaviest snowfall rates developing as the storm exits.
Snowfall model comparison
This means we could see 2 to 5 inches of snow across most of the Capital Beltway, with higher amounts the farther north and east you go.
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