Weather

A few school systems in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia regions will be closed or delayed Wednesday after the D.C. area saw its first significant snowfall in years. 

On Tuesday night, city workers were passing out hand warmers and food, and even offering 24-hour rides to shelters since temperatures are low and dangerous.

With snow on the ground, the shovels are coming out. That is, if you can find them.

The flakes just finished falling in D.C. and we’re already talking more snow?

An American Airlines flight from D.C.'s Reagan National Airport to Nashville International Airport was stuck on the tarmac for more than eight hours Monday after severe winter weather struck the Tennessee area Monday.

Many school systems in the Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia regions were closed Tuesday after the D.C. area saw its first significant snowfall in years. 

Delays and cancelations are creating chaos for travelers going through Dulles International and Reagan National airports. 

With inches of freshly fallen snow around the DMV, many are looking for ways to enjoy the weather. One way to have fun while staying warm is whipping up a classic sweet treat: snow cream. 

It's official! For the first time in nearly two years, over an inch of snow was recorded in Washington D.C.!

Most of the Washington, D.C. region saw between two and four inches of accumulation from Monday into Tuesday after the first significant snowfall in about two years.

The first significant snow to hit the immediate Washington, D.C. area in years is expected to make for a messy morning commute for drivers across the region.

The D.C. area saw its first significant snowfall in years, resulting in school closures, creating the perfect storm for a snowball fight, "Battle of Snowpenheimer."