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Punxsutawney Phil sees shadow, 6 more weeks of winter
The appearance of Phil’s shadow means winter will extend well into March according to folklore
Highly complex Monday morning forecast, but heavy snow possible
Especially in our colder north and west suburbs, heavy, accumulating snow is possible during the morning rush hour into midday Monday.
A lovely weekend ahead, especially by recent standards
Today, D.C.’s temperature climbed to a surprising 50. We could make it a three-peat by Sunday.
School snow shutdowns: D.C. area versus the rest of the country
A map that shows how much snow is required to close schools across the country says it takes about 1-3 inches in D.C. Sound right?
- Farmers’ Almanac drops ball on Super Bowl forecast; nails January cold
- PM Update: Trending warmer, 40 possible Friday; Hawaii snow
- As the snow melts, bickering over blame in the South (Video)
- Stormy stretch next week with multiple winter weather threats
- Weather Channel shaking off DirecTV dispute, focusing on future
- Are meteorologists to blame for snow disasters in Atlanta and Birmingham?
- Dusting to 2 fell overnight, up to 6 in southern Maryland; forecast was solid
- PM Update: Light snow tonight, continued very cold Wednesday
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Super Bowl forecast update: A mild winter day with few weather concerns -
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