Snow flurries possible Tuesday as bitter cold sets in
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Snow flurries possible Tuesday as bitter cold sets in

A Cold Weather Advisory remains in effect until 10 a.m. Thursday for Washington, D.C., and portions of Maryland, and northern Virginia as a blast of arctic air settles into the region. Bitter cold wind chills between zero and 10 degrees below are expected. FOX 5’s Taylor Grenda says there is a chance of flurries on Tuesday and a slight chance of snow showers before midnight.

Moderate to heavy snow expected for DMV Sunday
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Moderate to heavy snow expected for DMV Sunday

It will be a sure sign that winter is still here today as a low pressure system to our south taps into moisture and brings us a day of moderate to heavy snow. Rain and a wintry mix will be the onset of the precipitation in the District and some areas South and Southwest of D.C. before it changes to snow, while North and Northwest counties will see it start as snow where colder air is already entrenched in place.

Sunday snow in DC region may disrupt inauguration travel
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Sunday snow in DC region may disrupt inauguration travel

Between two and four inches of snow are expected to fall on Sunday across the Washington, D.C. region, likely causing hazardous road conditions and travel delays ahead of Monday’s inaugural ceremonies in the nation’s capital.

Bitter cold temperatures arrive in DMV by Monday
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Bitter cold temperatures arrive in DMV by Monday

It is a big holiday weekend here in the nation's capital. For the first time since the second inauguration of President Bill Clinton back in 1997, both Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Inauguration Day fall on the same day. The weather story of the day though, will be the bitter cold. FOX 5's Mike Thomas has your full forecast for the holiday weekend.

Inauguration Day Forecast: Snow showers possible early Monday
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Inauguration Day Forecast: Snow showers possible early Monday

As the Washington, D.C. region prepares for the influx of people arriving for Inauguration Day and the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday weekend, wet weather could complicate plans. The forecast indicates potential rain showers that may impact outdoor events and ceremonies on Saturday and Sunday, with a slight chance of snow showers early Monday morning.