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Odds are increasing that modest snow/sleet will impact the Mid-Atlantic early next week with some details starting to come into focus.

A weak clipper system will look to bring a period of scattered snow showers to the Mid-Atlantic Friday afternoon.

As cold air gets established, a system early next week will look to bring the threat of winter weather to the region.

A developing coastal system may allow for light snow showers on Friday as colder air arrives to the region.

After our cold settles in late this week, we will see a system move east out of the Great Plains.

As we have talked about, we are going to see a flip to a much colder pattern for (at least)

Our wet pattern with mild temps is likely to stick around to close out 2024. However, we are likely to

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.