Big East Coast storm to brush D.C. area with snow Friday into early Saturday.
Heaviest amounts are anticipated east of the Chesapeake Bay, with generally just a coating to 2 inches around the District.
The nor’easter or bomb cyclone pegged to plaster coastal areas from Virginia Beach to Boston with heavy snow will probably just graze the Washington region with a light accumulation. But enough snow may fall Friday night, amid dropping temperatures, for slick roads.
Computer models vary in their forecasts, but generally a coating to 2 inches is most probable in the immediate D.C. area; up to a few inches are possible nearer the Chesapeake Bay. Over the Delmarva Peninsula, where winter storm watches are in effect, 3 to 6 inches or so could fall, depending on the storm track.
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