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6:00 AM | ***Snow showers late tomorrow and tomorrow night...maybe a heavier snow squall...watch for slippery spots...bitter cold this weekend with powerful winds and below zero wind chills***

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6:00 AM | ***Snow showers late tomorrow and tomorrow night...maybe a heavier snow squall...watch for slippery spots...bitter cold this weekend with powerful winds and below zero wind chills***

Paul Dorian

6-Day forecast for the Washington, D.C. metro region

Today

Mainly sunny, cold, highs not far from 30 degrees; N-NW winds around 5-10 mph

Tonight

Partly cloudy, very cold, lows in the middle teens

Friday           

Becoming mainly cloudy, cold, chance of late afternoon snow showers, low-to-mid 30’s for afternoon highs

Friday Night             

Mainly cloudy, very cold, chance of snow or snow showers...perhaps even a heavier snow squall, watch for slippery spots, low-to-middle teens for late night lows

Saturday

Partly sunny, very windy with gusts to 50 mph, bitter cold, maybe a snow shower, near 20 degrees and much lower wind chill values of below zero

Sunday

Partly sunny, very windy, bitter cold, lower 20’s with much lower wind chills of below zero

Monday

Partly sunny, quite cold, lower 30’s

Tuesday

Mainly sunny, not as cold, lower 40’s

Discussion

An Arctic air mass is headed to the Mid-Atlantic region for the weekend with its origins on the Siberian side of the North Pole. This Arctic blast will be directly discharged to us from eastern Canada as compared with the more conventional “northwest-to-southeast” route that has air traveling over the Great Lakes meaning there will be less chance for modification. The cold front at the leading edge of this bitter cold air mass will be quite active from late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night with strong support in the upper part of the atmosphere, leading to snow showers and perhaps a heavier snow squall. Small accumulations of a coating to an inch or so are likely by later tomorrow night…watch for slippery spots. In addition to the bitter cold this weekend, winds will become a major factor on both days with gusts up to 50 mph producing dangerously low wind chill levels of below zero in many locations.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Arcfield Weather