DMV snow: School closings, delays, early dismissals in DC, Maryland, Virginia for Tuesday, February 11
Winter Storm Warnings as DMV prepares for heavy snowfall
The Washington, D.C. area is preparing for snow Tuesday afternoon that will continue into the night, potentially bringing significant accumulation to the region. FOX 5's Tucker Barnes says light snow expected in the early afternoon is not anticipated to stick. However, as the day progresses into the late afternoon, snowfall will become heavier and start to accumulate.
WASHINGTON - A major winter storm is expected to drop between 4-6" of snow across the D.C. region beginning Tuesday afternoon and continuing into Wednesday morning.
Winter Storm Watches and Warnings are in effect for parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. Power outages and tree damage due to ice are possible.
Prepare and Take Precautions
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Snow is expected to begin falling around 12 p.m. Tuesday. As it continues through the evening hours, it's expected to cause a messy commute Wednesday morning. After the snowfall ends, another round of wintry weather is expected to bring cold rain and sleet to the area.
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The forecast has already prompted a 2-hour early dismissal for Prince George's County Public Schools, a 3-hour early dismissal for Loudoun County Public Schools and a 3.5-hour early dismissal for schools in Frederick, Md. for Tuesday, Feb. 11. More are expected.
The Wednesday morning commute is expected to be slick and dangerous. Check back with FOX 5 for updates throughout the inclement weather situation for the latest on closings, delays and early dismissals.