District of Columbia residents are grappling with slow snow cleanup efforts as the city braces for another possible winter storm this weekend.
Many households are struggling to navigate side roads, alleys, and sidewalks that have yet to be cleared, over three days since Washington, D.C. was hit with historic sleet, snowfall, ice, and below-freezing temperatures. Snow ploughs are on the streets, but some residents are still unable to drive or access vehicles, as extreme weather conditions have hampered clearing efforts. Frigid temperatures are expected to linger through Monday, indicating residents have nearly a week left before the ice melts.
The city is preparing for more snowfall this weekend, although weather predictions remain uncertain.
7News First Alert Meteorologist Eileen Whelan said the guidance models she’s looking at keep “the storm system offshore.” Fox5 DC Meteorologist Mike Thomas said Wednesday that the district could receive lighter snows, but areas to the east would be harder hit…