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| Special Weather Statement issued February 3 at 3:44PM EST by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC | ||
| NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC | ||
| Category | Certainty | Severity |
| Met | Observed | Moderate |
| Status | Urgency | Category |
| Actual | Expected | Met |
| Effective | Ends | Expires |
| 02/03/2026 03:44 PM | 02/03/2026 06:47 PM | 02/03/2026 10:00 PM |
* WHAT...Light snow likely. Total snow accumulations of a coating
to 1 inch.
* WHERE...The Washington and Baltimore Metropolitan areas,
northern Virginia, central and southern Maryland, and the
Virginia Piedmont.
* WHEN...From 9 PM this evening to 5 AM EST Wednesday.
* IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions tonight into the
Wednesday morning commute.
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| Special Weather Statement issued February 3 at 1:08PM EST by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC | ||
| NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC | ||
| Category | Certainty | Severity |
| Met | Observed | Moderate |
| Status | Urgency | Category |
| Actual | Expected | Met |
| Effective | Ends | Expires |
| 02/03/2026 01:08 PM | 02/03/2026 06:47 PM | 02/03/2026 08:00 PM |
There is a potential for hazardous commuting conditions for the
Wednesday morning commute. The snow will most likely end between 2
AM and 5 AM for most areas. However, temperatures will remain
below freezing through the morning commute across the Washington
Metropolitan area.
While any accumulation from this light snow is expected to be an
inch or less, roads may be snow covered and icy during the
morning commute. If commuting Wednesday morning, be aware of the
potential for travel disruptions. Plan ahead by allowing for extra
travel time, and consider using public transportation and
telework options.
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| Special Weather Statement issued February 3 at 10:14AM EST by NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC | ||
| NWS Baltimore MD/Washington DC | ||
| Category | Certainty | Severity |
| Met | Observed | Moderate |
| Status | Urgency | Category |
| Actual | Expected | Met |
| Effective | Ends | Expires |
| 02/03/2026 10:14 AM | 02/03/2026 06:47 PM | 02/03/2026 08:00 PM |
There is a potential for hazardous commuting conditions for the
Wednesday morning commute. A period of snow is POSSIBLE (a 30 percent
chance) Wednesday morning across the Washington metro areas with
up to an inch possible on area roads.
If this threat does materialize during the Wednesday morning
rush-hour, many roads could quickly turn icy. This could lead to
dangerous traveling conditions, multiple accidents, and extensive
delays.
If commuting Wednesday morning, be aware of the POSSIBILITY of
significant travel disruptions. Plan ahead by allowing for extra
travel time, and consider using public transportation and telework
options.
Stay tuned for updates on this potential winter weather episode.
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Hourly Forecast
Tue, 06:00 PM
Isolated Snow ShowersWinds: 3 mph S
Tue, 07:00 PM
Isolated Snow ShowersWinds: 3 mph SE
Tue, 08:00 PM
Scattered Snow ShowersWinds: 5 mph SE
Tue, 09:00 PM
Scattered Snow ShowersWinds: 3 mph SE
Tue, 10:00 PM
Patchy FogWinds: 3 mph SE
Tue, 11:00 PM
Chance Snow ShowersWinds: 3 mph SE
Wed, 12:00 AM
Chance Snow ShowersWinds: 3 mph NE
Wed, 01:00 AM
Chance Snow ShowersWinds: 3 mph NE
Wed, 02:00 AM
Chance Snow ShowersWinds: 5 mph N
Wed, 03:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 5 mph N
Wed, 04:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 6 mph N
Wed, 05:00 AM
Patchy FogWinds: 8 mph N
Wed, 06:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 8 mph N
Wed, 07:00 AM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 9 mph N
Wed, 08:00 AM
Partly SunnyWinds: 10 mph N
Wed, 09:00 AM
Mostly SunnyWinds: 10 mph N
Wed, 10:00 AM
Mostly SunnyWinds: 12 mph N
Wed, 11:00 AM
Mostly SunnyWinds: 12 mph N
Wed, 12:00 PM
Mostly SunnyWinds: 12 mph N
Wed, 01:00 PM
Partly SunnyWinds: 12 mph N
Wed, 02:00 PM
Partly SunnyWinds: 10 mph N
Wed, 03:00 PM
Partly SunnyWinds: 10 mph N
Wed, 04:00 PM
Mostly CloudyWinds: 9 mph N
Wed, 05:00 PM
Partly SunnyWinds: 9 mph N
Coastal Waters Forecast
National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC
FOR THE TIDAL POTOMAC AND MD PORTION OF THE CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Tidal Potomac River and Maryland portion of Chesapeake Bay. Forecasts of wave heights do not include effects of wind direction relative to tidal currents. Expect higher waves when winds are blowing against the tidal flow. Waves flat where waters are iced over. A clipper-type low will pass south of the area tonight, with a second trailing low passing to the south Wednesday. High pressure will return Thursday ahead of the next Arctic front set to cross the region Friday. Small Craft Advisories may be needed Wednesday and Thursday. Gale force winds are possible Friday night into Saturday.