While the Washington area is being spared the brunt of a massive winter storm bearing down on the Northeast, a wintry mix of rain and snow is causing some delays Friday morning:
In Maryland, Howard County public schools will open two hours late.
While the Washington area is being spared the brunt of a massive winter storm bearing down on the Northeast, a wintry mix of rain and snow is causing some delays Friday morning:
In Maryland, Howard County public schools will open two hours late.
In Virginia, schools in Frederick, Loudoun and Prince William counties have a two-hour delay. Rappahannock, Warren and Fauquier County schools are closed. Fauquier County government offices have a two-hour delay.
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Most of the Washington region is getting rain Friday, with some areas experiencing snow that is creating wet, slushy spots. Drivers are urged to use caution as they head out this morning, as roads may be slick.
To our north, New York and Boston are preparing for what could be a historic blizzard. As a result, thousands of flights out of Washington area airports have been cancelled.
Amtrak reports that normal service in the Northeast Corridor will continue Friday morning, but service to Boston will be suspended at 12 p.m.
If you’re an official with a school or organization, you can list your closings and delays on washingtonpost.com by registering at cancellations.com/members. Closings and delays are listed at bit.ly/WaPoClosings.
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