As winter continues its unpredictable dance in the D.C. region, residents brace themselves for yet another snow event scheduled to sweep through the area on Tuesday. With previous storms defying expectations and delivering more snow than anticipated, the looming nor’easter threatens to disrupt the morning commute and potentially affect school schedules across the region.
Despite a relatively mild winter thus far, the D.C. region has experienced several notable snowfalls, catching many off guard. Meteorologists are closely monitoring the approaching nor’easter, which promises to intensify as it moves northward, potentially blanketing areas along the I-95 corridor with significant snowfall.
Predicting the exact outcome of this storm proves challenging, with various models offering conflicting projections. Factors such as the region’s topography and the storm’s trajectory complicate forecasting efforts, leaving the possibility of a “boom” or “bust” scenario where snowfall amounts vary drastically across the area.