Rain slows Tuesday commute; sleet and ice possible west of DC region
WASHINGTON - Rain impacted the D.C. region on Tuesday as a storm moved its way across the area from the south.
The precipitation came down throughout much of the day leading to a messy evening rush hour commute and is expected to continue until 8 or 9 p.m. before it tapers off.
Sleet and ice are even a possibility for areas of higher elevation to the north and west of the D.C. Metro area.
A Winter Weather Advisory was extended until midnight for some areas north and west until midnight.
Look for a sunny and dry day on Wednesday with temperatures reaching into the low-50s. However, much colder temperatures are expected to move in to the area later in the week.
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