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D.C.-area forecast: Deep freeze eases slightly today and tomorrow, before the next Arctic attack
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D.C.-area forecast: Deep freeze eases slightly today and tomorrow, before the next Arctic attack
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Capital Weather Gang
D.C.-area forecast: Deep freeze eases slightly today and tomorrow, before the next Arctic attack
By Matt Rogers January 2 at 5:00 AM
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FORECAST IN DETAIL
An impressively frigid air mass continues to dominate our weather through this week, with a brutal reinforcing outbreak expected this weekend. Most of this forecast period remains solidly below freezing. The one tricky component is a coastal low pressure on Wednesday night into Thursday that should stay offshore, but could throw some light snow over our way, especially for areas east of the city and also on the Delmarva Peninsula. We need to watch another system next Monday for potential mixed precipitation across the area.
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Matt Rogers is a meteorologist and a Petworth resident. He is president and co-founder of Commodity Weather Group in Bethesda, Md., which focuses on weather risks for the energy and agriculture sectors. Like most meteorologists, his passion for weather started extremely early in life and has never let go.
D.C.-area forecast: Deep freeze eases slightly today and tomorrow, before the next Arctic attack
By Matt Rogers January 2 at 5:00 AM
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FORECAST IN DETAIL
An impressively frigid air mass continues to dominate our weather through this week, with a brutal reinforcing outbreak expected this weekend. Most of this forecast period remains solidly below freezing. The one tricky component is a coastal low pressure on Wednesday night into Thursday that should stay offshore, but could throw some light snow over our way, especially for areas east of the city and also on the Delmarva Peninsula. We need to watch another system next Monday for potential mixed precipitation across the area.
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Matt Rogers is a meteorologist and a Petworth resident. He is president and co-founder of Commodity Weather Group in Bethesda, Md., which focuses on weather risks for the energy and agriculture sectors. Like most meteorologists, his passion for weather started extremely early in life and has never let go.
Tonight's Supermoon rising over the Lincoln Memorial #Supermoon2018 #WolfMoon #Supermoon #WashingtonDC #LincolnMemorial @capitalweather #ThePhotoHour #StormHour @spann @JimCantore #2018Supermoon
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DC will *probably* miss most snow from giant ocean storm Wed-Thurs (head to Md.-Del. beaches for 3-6"+) But most severe cold yet comes in storm's wake Fri-Sat - highs may not break teens. More info: http://wapo.st/2lIiDJS
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Retweeted by David Fahrenthold: https://twitter.com/Fahrenthold
"Bomb cyclone" nope nope nope
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