Storm Team4 is tracking snow chances today into overnight and have the 10-day forecast for D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

A Weather Impact Alert is in effect Sunday into Monday with Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories in effect across the region. Sunday 12 p.m. until Monday 6 a.m. If possible, stay off ...

A coastal storm is expected on Sunday, but major uncertainty remains leaving snowfall totals in question.

After a stretch of mild weather, the D.C. region could see snow or freezing rain Monday afternoon into early Tuesday before ...

Almost humid and definitely warm with strong storms possible on Wednesday. Rain with falling temperatures and windchill in the low 40s on Thursday. Happy daylight saving! Today was this year’s first ...

All eyes are on a coastal system that could bring winter weather back to the Washington, D.C. region this weekend.

Forecasts call for the winter weather to start out as a rain-snow mix as early as Sunday morning in the D.C. region.

Tuesday starts wet with temperatures around freezing, so morning commuters should be aware of slick conditions on roads, bridges, ramps and overpasses.

Snow tapered off across the D.C. region after a blast of winter weather moved in on Sunday night, leaving slick roads and icy sidewalks that slowed the Monday morning commute.

Snow fall covered the D.C. region Sunday evening into Monday morning.

March averages just 2 inches of snow in Washington, DC — but history shows late-season storms can dump half a foot or more in a single event.

More snow showers are possible Friday ahead of another weekend cold blast. A stronger warm up is expected towards the middle of next week. Weather models hint at storm threat ahead of presidents’ day ...