John Bordash, Author at JB Weather

My first #SNOW map of the season! We have a system developing off the coast that will “retrograde” (move backward)

Brought to you by William Richmond Inc. Roofing & Siding Our storm system is trending to the south, which means

A pre-Valentines Day rain-maker may end as accumulating snow for areas along and north of the Mason-Dixon Line as cold air moves in.

Brought to you by Cedar Point Federal Credit Union It has felt like Spring the last several days! However, we will

A developing snow will bring many areas snow with the highest totals near the Mason-Dixon Line. The timing of this one could cause issues…

Another round of widespread, light snow is on tap for the Mid-Atlantic on Friday. While not much is forecast, impacts are likely.

After our season’s first snow event moved through the region last night, all eyes are already turning to another snow chance late this week.

The snow and ice are on the way out, but bitterly cold temps and gusty winds are likely as another round of arctic air settles in.

Moderate to high impacts will linger across the region this morning as snow and ice pull away but cold temps gusty winds take hold.

Snow has overspread the region this evening, and it will look to hold on throughout the night! Moderate impacts are possible Tuesday.

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