A series of weather systems are expected to impact the Washington D.C. area, bringing the potential for two snowfalls between Friday and Sunday. These systems, known as clippers, are characterized by their rapid movement across regions.
D.C. Forecast: Potential for Snowfall
The upcoming weather forecast suggests that the D.C. region could experience light snow due to these clippers. However, the systems are predicted to arrive with limited moisture.
Expected Snow Accumulation
If the systems effectively reach Washington D.C., residents may see accumulations ranging from a dusting up to two inches. However, if the systems veer off course, little to no snow is likely to occur.
Key Details
- Weather Systems: Fast-moving clippers
- Timeline: Friday to Sunday
- Potential Accumulation: Dusting to 2 inches
- Impact on D.C.: Dependent on the systems’ trajectory
Stay tuned for updates as the weather develops, as the actual impact will depend on how closely these systems approach the area. Preparedness is essential, especially if snow does accumulate.
