Icing threat continues tonight to the northwest; snow threatens DC Thursday

The second half of the winter has been anything but quiet. Despite only 4.7" of snow here in Washington this winter, the better part of the last month has brought us multiple winter threats each and every week, and this week looks to be one that will continue that trend, through not always in the form of pure snow.

Presidents Day showers, freezing rain possible Monday; eyes ahead to another winter weather threat

We have yet another Winter Weather Advisory through 10 a.m. Monday west of Interstate-95. FOX 5's Jennifer Delgado says it includes the northwestern parts of Montgomery County - including Gaithersburg - and Frederick County.

Sunday forecast (Feb. 14, 2021)
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Expect some rain tonight on Valentine's Day. The good news is that it shouldn't affect your Monday morning commute. FOX 5's Gwen Tolbart has your forecast.

Freezing rain will lead to icy roads Saturday
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FOX 5 Gwen Tolbart says today will be a good day to stay inside and stay off the roads. Here's her full forecast.

Friday Night Weather Forecast
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FOX 5's Jennifer Delgado is here with your Friday night weather update!

Friday Evening Weather Forecast
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FOX 5's Caitlin Roth is here with your Friday evening weather update!

Ice could make for slick weekend travel; another round of winter weather possible Tuesday

February has certainly thrown a lot at us weather wise. Even though we have yet to get a significant snow in downtown D.C. (2.3" on January 31st remains our snowiest day of this season) we do seemingly have a steady stream of light snow and mix events rolling their way into the Mid-Atlantic region.  Download the FOX 5 Weather App

Thursday Night Weather Forecast
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FOX 5's Sue Palka is here with your Thursday night weather update!

Thursday Evening Weather Forecast
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FOX 5's Caitlin Roth is here with your Thursday evening weather update!

Find out how today’s snowfall compares to ‘Snowzilla’

After nearly two years with practically no snow, the last two weeks may have seemed like we were living on an ice planet here in the metro D.C. area.