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One system is out, and another rolls in! Our next system will look to move through Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. With a northerly track, we are likely looking at a wintry mess with a variety of precip types. One thing is certain: expect widespread impacts Saturday that linger into Super Bowl Sunday.
Much of the DC region should start as a snow/sleet mix after lunchtime. However, warm air from the south will quickly transition that over to ice and then to rain. Areas from Fredericksburg to Waldorf and north could see up to a tenth of an inch of ice before rain! Areas north of Baltimore should see 1-2″ of snow before up to a quarter inch of ice. These zones will end as a brief period of rain. The coastal plain may start with a couple of hours of mix before transitioning to rain.
Regardless, expect widespread slick spots and difficult travel Saturday afternoon until at least Sunday mid-morning. Impacts linger longer the further north you head.
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