Winter storm advisories are in place as a nor'easter and bomb cyclone near DC, VA and MD. How much snow can you expect, and when? See the latest.

A Winter Storm Watch is in effect from Saturday morning through Sunday afternoon as a coastal storm threatens Maryland’s beaches, the Eastern Shore and parts of Virginia.

A major snow storm is headed to the Northeast. Here's the latest NOAA and AccuWeather forecast, and how much snow could fall near you.

January is ending on a bitter‑cold stretch, with the region enduring day after day of frigid temperatures and another round of winter weather that could bring light snow to parts of Maryland’s Eastern Shore and southeast Virginia.

Multiple inches of snow, sleet and ice fell on Sunday across the DMV, and observations from the National Weather Service are showing totals across D.C., Virginia and Maryland.

What to Know Temperatures will plummet as Arctic air moves in late Friday, and subzero wind chills will grip the D.C. area on Saturday morning. Snow arrives late Saturday, and you’ll likely wake up Sunday to several inches on the ground.

Here's how much time you have, and what penalties you could face for not keeping your sidewalk clear of snow and ice.