Here's a look at some of the highest snow totals so far by county

Some updated snowfall totals as of 10AM

Snow day fun!

Another wave this evening with 1-2”

Here’s snowfall analysis from NWS Baltimore-Washington of yesterday’s storm:

Confidence is increasing for the potential of accumulating snow Sunday across the area. If this threat materializes, it may cause travel disruptions. This forecast will evolve over the next couple of days, so monitor weather.gov/lwx/winter

Ready for snow Sunday? Start time 7-9A ending around 5P. Here’s the map so far:

Ok parents ... here is my thinking on how weather will impact schools this week:

What to expect: 1. Snow noon Tuesday - 4AM Wednesday 2. Map shows those snow totals 3. Another wave of wintry weather later Wednesday - 4AM Thursday 4. Wednesday PM wave: snow/sleet ending as rain early Thursday (maybe some additional snow)

Heavy snow now in Fredericksburg Va roads still just wet at this point #snow Doug Kammerer Jim Cantore Amelia Draper Jen Carfagno Stephanie Abrams

Are you excited for the snow day tomorrow? Now that snow has started here is what you can expect through tomorrow night.

Road conditions deteriorating quickly in Fredericksburg Va #snow Adam Tuss Doug Kammerer Jim Cantore Capital Weather Gang Amelia Draper NBC4 Washington

Ok good bet schools are closed tomorrow. I think smaller districts like DC and places that get less snow to the north COULD have school on Thursday with a delay or normal opening. We should be back to normal by Friday *if* the kids have school (Presidents' Day on Monday).

Parents how did you feel about this?

The snow continues! Starting hour four of steady snow in Calvert County. #mdwx ⁦Capital Weather Gang⁩ ⁦Amelia Draper⁩

Finally at stage 1 with our first 70-degree day this year in the forecast

We’re halfway to peak bloom! The NPS declared stage three today, which is floret extension. Next up, peduncle elongation. guess when you think peak bloom will be in our cherry blossom challenge on nbcwashington.com.

Stage 4, peduncle elongation! Peak bloom still looks to be March 28 - April 3. Today is our last day in the 70s for the next ten, so this will slow the progression down. Make your peak bloom projection on nbcwashington.com

Layers of sticky green pollen are coating just about everything outside. At a count of 90+ tree pollen is considered high … today the count was 1786.26 grains/cubic meter 😳

The forecst for the Memorial Day Holiday weekend looks much cooler than normal for much of the Central and Eastern U.S. Get your detailed forecast at weather.gov