East Coast slammed again

From DC to Boston schools are closed today because another powerful winter storm ripped through the region last night. With up to two feet of snow being reported in some locations, New York City appears to be the winner among the major urban centers with nearly 20 inches of snow burying the city. Here is a time lapse from the Weather Channel of our nation's capital during yesterday evening's storm: http://tinyurl.com/635m5gn

Not much has changed with regards to our forecast... Warmer than average temperatures will carry us into the weekend, with our next chance of snowfall and cooler temps still due in sometime Sunday. Please see yesterday's post for more.

Monster Storm Set to Bury Nation's Capital, Northeast

All the attention will be focused on the east for the next 12 to 48 hours. A monster winter storm is moving up the east coast, working its way into Washington DC this evening, and later clipping most of the major cities in New England. Snowfall totals will range from 6 to 24 inches, with heavy snow and wind creating blizzard conditions. Here is a quick screen shot of the storm from the weather channel... Notice that Virginia is almost completely covered with heavy snow bands at this hour, and according to CNN they have already declared a state of emergency. Wish I was there! For Denver... This weekend will remain warm and dry. Boring. Next week's weather could change a little as mentioned in my previous post, but thus far nothing too impressive on the horizon. A good bet temps will drop during the middle of next week, and could be talking about some (light) snow at some point as well. Until then, enjoy the 40s, 50s and sun!