Temperatures to drop through the 20s.
National Airport
Dulles
BWI
Right Now
31.0 °
(-0.6° C)
Weather
Overcast and Breezy
Wind
North at 23.0 mph
Wind Chill
18 F
Dew Point
25.0 F
Pressure
1010.6 mb
Last updated: Jan 29 2022, 2:52 am EST
29.0 °
(-1.7° C)
Weather
Overcast and Breezy
Wind
North at 20.7 mph
Wind Chill
16 F
Dew Point
21.0 F
Pressure
1011.1 mb
Last updated: Jan 29 2022, 2:52 am EST
29.0 °
(-1.7° C)
Weather
Light Snow Fog/Mist
Wind
North at 12.7 mph
Wind Chill
19 F
Dew Point
25.0 F
Pressure
1010.1 mb
Last updated: Jan 29 2022, 2:54 am EST
At a Glance
Sat.
20° /28°
Sun.
13° /33°
Mon.
22° /41°
Tue.
24° /46°
Wed.
32° /52°
Thu.
42° /58°
Up to 2 to 3 feet of snow, hurricane-force winds, coastal flooding and extreme snowfall rates are likely, with 75 million people under winter weather alerts.
At least 2 or 3 inches is a good bet along and east of Interstate 95 through Saturday morning.
Temperatures may drop 15 to 25 degrees below normal and could prove problematic to those not used to such cold, such as humans, crops and iguanas.
Colder regions may experience more cases during the winter, while warmer regions may see spikes in the summer.
Radar courtesy MyRadar | © OpenStreetMap contributors
Conditions could be slick for the Friday evening commute.
Blizzard conditions and power outages are possible in eastern New England on Saturday
It's not as cold tonight as clouds stream into the area. Snow accumulation before dark Friday should be minimal.
Nearly 100 people died as the roof on the Knickerbocker Theatre collapsed from a record-setting snowfall of more than two feet.
Some accumulation possible Friday night. Windy and very cold over the weekend.
Heavy snow, strong winds and coastal flooding are possible, with the most severe conditions in eastern areas.
It's one of the chilliest nights of winter so far. We should approach 40 tomorrow.
But the snow could cause slippery travel and delays for the Friday evening commute
More than two feet of snow fell in a narrow swatch of Colorado and Kansas on Tuesday.
The chill is back as we settle into another stretch of cold and potentially wintry weather.
Hope you enjoyed our mini warm-up, because cold air is taking over again.
Amounts are uncertain but should tend to increase toward the Delmarva Peninsula.
Odds are increasing that a foot of snow could fall near the coastline, with possible blizzard conditions
Rising temperatures could reduce how far meteorologists can see into the future, a study finds.
Watching snow chances Friday into Saturday.
Heavy snow and thunder also hit Istanbul.
Near freezing tonight, with temperatures in the 40s tomorrow as winds kick back up during the day.
A bomb cyclone could develop, with blizzard conditions for some areas not out of the question.
Many parts of central California have seen almost no rain or snow so far this month.
Highs most days are only in the 30s, with lows in the 20s and teens.
