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Today will be mostly cloudy and cooler with morning to midday showers, while Monday into early Tuesday is expected to bring soaking rain, with some areas possibly seeing over 1 inch of rain and a chance of snowflakes. Wednesday looks mostly sunny and seasonable with highs in the mid- to upper 40s.
A winter storm watch has been issued for parts of the Northeast, with conflicting predictions from the GFS and ECMWF models causing uncertainty about the storm's track and intensity. The GFS model suggests snow near Baltimore, while the ECMWF model indicates a more northern path. The storm is expected to bring slushy and moderate snowfall to central Pennsylvania and possibly metro New York, with temperatures in the mid-30s allowing for potential slushy accumulation. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for the event, with the potential for travel impacts. The article also discusses the influence of the jet stream and provides updates on recent snow reports and NOAA's outlook.
The D.C.-area forecast predicts mainly cloudy skies today with temperatures above freezing, followed by light snow tonight and tomorrow morning, especially north and northeast of Washington. Gusty winds and bone-chilling temperatures are expected over the weekend, with a gradual warming trend starting next week. The snow potential index is at 6/10, with a slight decrease in accumulation expectations due to a northward shift in the system and decreased moisture.
After a recent 2-5" snowfall, Pennsylvania is bracing for bitterly cold temperatures and the potential for more snow on Friday, with temperatures failing to rise above freezing on Thursday. The snow is expected to start early Friday morning and continue through the morning, potentially leading to school and business cancellations. Areas A and B are expected to experience moderate and light snowfall accumulation, respectively, with temperatures in the mid to high 20s and low 20s. A First Call Snowfall Forecast will be posted on Wednesday.