Dusting of Snow Possible South of DC Area Early Monday

A dusting of snow is possible south of the D.C. area early Monday — but if you love snow, don’t get your hopes up. The best chance of any snow will be in southern Maryland and from south of Fredericksburg, Virginia, down to the Richmond area.

Spotsylvania County Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay for hybrid and distance learning Monday due to the chance of inclement weather, the school system said.

Spotsylvania County Public Schools Hybrid and Distance Learning will be on a 2-hour delay on Monday, December 7, 2020 due to potential inclement weather. 12-month employees should report to work on time as safety permits. We will continue to monitor the weather. pic.twitter.com/CdttFCMPpL

— Spotsylvania County Public Schools (@SpotsySchools) December 7, 2020

In the D.C. metro area, no accumulations are expected and travel will not be an issue.

One resident of Leesburg, Virginia, shared video on Twitter of falling snowflakes. "Just pretty to look at, no sticking," she noted.

Any chances of flurries chance will be over well before noon, and our skies will be clearing out as the day wears on.

Snow for some but not for all. Join me on News4Today from 4-7am. Areas of light snow will be possible first thing this morning. The timing, impacts and any accumulations will be followed closely. Highest chances for a coating will be from DC South to Richmond. @nbcwashington pic.twitter.com/boapTvvi0y

— Chuck Bell (@ChuckBell4) December 7, 2020

A cold northwest wind will have us shivering Monday and again Tuesday. Afternoon highs will barely get above 40° Monday.

The D.C. Department of Human Services activated its hypothermia alert Sunday night. Anyone who sees someone in need of shelter should call the shelter hotline at 202-399-7093 or 311. Call 911 if there is an immediate risk to safety.

12/6: The District's Hypothermia Alert is currently ACTIVATED.

👀If you see someone outside in need of shelter, call:

☎️the Shelter Hotline at 202-399-7093 or 311

☎️911 if there's an immediate risk to safety pic.twitter.com/AMqvhT4iS1

— DC Human Services (@DCHumanServ) December 7, 2020

Stay with Storm Team4 and NBC Washington for updates to the forecast.