The National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center has issued an updated outlook (released Monday, Nov. 9th) for a storm system expected to develop later this week, with the latest guidance showing a decreasing threat of snow for lower-elevation areas, including D.C., most of Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
According to the update, confidence remains high that a low-pressure system will develop across the Ohio Valley on Wednesday before moving toward the Mid-Atlantic coast and strengthening on Friday. However, recent forecast models suggest the storm could move slightly faster and produce less precipitation than previously anticipated.
The Weather Prediction Center says the threat of impactful snowfall remains for higher elevations, particularly in mountainous areas, while the likelihood of snow in lower elevations has decreased…