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Weather Forecast for the DMV Area: Today and Tomorrow
Today: The DMV area is currently experiencing cloudy conditions with a temperature of 33°F. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect from 1 PM today until 7 AM tomorrow. Heavy snow is expected, with total accumulations between 3 and 6 inches. Snow will begin late this morning and continue into the afternoon, becoming heaviest late this afternoon and evening. Snowfall rates could reach up to 1 inch per hour, with visibility dropping below half a mile at times. The high temperature for today is expected to be around 34°F, with a low of 28°F.
Tomorrow: The winter storm will continue into the early hours of tomorrow, with light rain and snow expected throughout the day. The high temperature will be around 34°F, with a low of 32°F. The hazardous conditions from the snow and potential wintry mix could impact the morning commute
School Closures: Several school districts in the DMV area have announced closures and early dismissals due to the impending snowstorm.
Virginia:
- Fauquier County Public Schools – Closed
- Fredericksburg City Public Schools – Closed
- Prince William County Public Schools – Closing two hours early
- Spotsylvania County Public Schools – Closed
- Stafford County Public Schools – Closed
- Warren County Schools – Virtual only
- Winchester Public Schools – Early dismissal at 1 PM (elementary schools at 11:45 AM)
Maryland:
- Frederick County Public Schools – Closing three and a half hours early
- Prince George’s County Public Schools – Closing two hours early
Washington, D.C.:
- Howard University – Early dismissal
Office Closures: Many offices and businesses in the DMV area are also adjusting their schedules in response to the winter storm. Federal offices in the region are operating under a delayed arrival policy, with employees encouraged to telework if possible. Additionally, several local government offices and private businesses have announced early closures or remote work arrangements.
Residents are advised to plan for slippery road conditions and to keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in their vehicles in case of emergencies.
