Washington D.C. Faces Snowy Evening with Gusty Winds Overnight
Washington D.C. Faces Snowy Evening with Gusty Winds Overnight
US · Published Feb 23, 2026
Washington D.C. is under a winter weather advisory with snow expected to taper off around 2 a.m. EST.
Snow accumulations up to 4.5 inches have been reported, with gusty winds potentially causing power outages.
Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel and stay informed about weather updates.
Snowfall gradually decreasing, hazardous conditions remain
Washington D.C. is currently experiencing a winter storm that has brought snow to the region. The snow is expected to gradually decrease in intensity, transitioning to flurries or snow showers by approximately 2 a.m. EST on February 23, 2026. The western areas of D.C. have received the most significant snowfall, with accumulations reaching up to 4.5 inches in places such as Clarksburg, Maryland. The temperature is hovering around the low 30s Fahrenheit, which is conducive to snow sticking on roads and other surfaces. This poses potential hazards for motorists, who are advised to drive with caution.
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