Weather Stories

Preparing for snow — like covering a car window and using salt on concrete — can help make the removal process a bit easier. Storm Team4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper shares her tips.

Interstates and highways in Northern Virginia are passable as the snow cleanup turns to secondary roads. Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder spoke to VDOT.

News4’s Juliana Valencia rides along with a Montgomery County snow plow driver about the challenges to cleaning up after a major storm.

Road conditions appear to be clearer compared to January’s snowstorm in Prince George’s County. News4’s Megan McGrath reports from College Park, Maryland. 

VDOT is asking drivers to stay off the roads while plows clear the roads from the snowstorm. VDOT’s Alex Liggitt shares an update on how the roads are looking and gives tips to drivers who have to drive on Wednesday. 

News4’s Megan McGrath has a live look at road conditions early Wednesday after a storm dumped several inches of snow, leaving roads slick.

The wet snow blanketing the region wreaked havoc on the roads late Tuesday. Today, many schools are closed and government workers have the option for unscheduled leave or telework.

The snowstorm caused several traffic jams around the D.C. area Tuesday evening. A crash at the Springfield Interchange, commonly referred to as the Mixing Bowl in Northern Virginia, forced the closure of a ramp from westbound Interstate 495 to southbound Interstate 95, the Virginia Department of Transportation reported. A traffic camera showed cars...

Snow has coated roads and sidewalks in Fairfax County as conditions continue to deteriorate. Northern Virginia Reporter Drew Wilder reports. 

News4’s Tommy McFly announces the Snow Stick Challenge alongside Pat Collins’ family.  

As heavy snow covers the area, locals are cozying up inside. A man in Montgomery County took the initiative to help clear a neighbor’s driveway. News4’s Aimee Cho has the story. 

StormTeam4 was in Weather Alert mode Tuesday and going into Wednesday. Winter storm warnings will continue to be in effect for most of the DMV, where 4″-8″ of snow is likely. Expect 6″-12″ further south of D.C. and 2″-4″ to the north. This live blog has ended.

Many school districts are likely to close schools or dismiss students early on Tuesday, Feb. 11, as a major snowstorm is expected to begin around midday.