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  1. ❄️ 🚗 Drivers on the Seward Highway could be in for a rough ride today.
    Heavy snow is expected to pile up in the mountains, and forecasters warn travel could get tricky fast between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
    Some spots could see well over a foot of snow.
    See where the worst conditions may hit before you hit the road 👇
    tinyurl.com/bdhs5ebb
    #SewardHighway #TurnagainPass #GirdwoodAK #Portage #AlaskaWeather #AlaskaRoads #Commute #Travel #Alaska #WinterWeatherAdvisory

  2. ❄️ 🚗 Drivers on the Seward Highway could be in for a rough ride today.
    Heavy snow is expected to pile up in the mountains, and forecasters warn travel could get tricky fast between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
    Some spots could see well over a foot of snow.
    See where the worst conditions may hit before you hit the road 👇
    tinyurl.com/bdhs5ebb
    #SewardHighway #TurnagainPass #GirdwoodAK #Portage #AlaskaWeather #AlaskaRoads #Commute #Travel #Alaska #WinterWeatherAdvisory

  3. ❄️ 🚗 Drivers on the Seward Highway could be in for a rough ride today.
    Heavy snow is expected to pile up in the mountains, and forecasters warn travel could get tricky fast between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
    Some spots could see well over a foot of snow.
    See where the worst conditions may hit before you hit the road 👇
    tinyurl.com/bdhs5ebb
    #SewardHighway #TurnagainPass #GirdwoodAK #Portage #AlaskaWeather #AlaskaRoads #Commute #Travel #Alaska #WinterWeatherAdvisory

  4. ❄️ 🚗 Drivers on the Seward Highway could be in for a rough ride today.
    Heavy snow is expected to pile up in the mountains, and forecasters warn travel could get tricky fast between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
    Some spots could see well over a foot of snow.
    See where the worst conditions may hit before you hit the road 👇
    tinyurl.com/bdhs5ebb
    #SewardHighway #TurnagainPass #GirdwoodAK #Portage #AlaskaWeather #AlaskaRoads #Commute #Travel #Alaska #WinterWeatherAdvisory

  5. ❄️ 🚗 Drivers on the Seward Highway could be in for a rough ride today.
    Heavy snow is expected to pile up in the mountains, and forecasters warn travel could get tricky fast between Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
    Some spots could see well over a foot of snow.
    See where the worst conditions may hit before you hit the road 👇
    tinyurl.com/bdhs5ebb
    #SewardHighway #TurnagainPass #GirdwoodAK #Portage #AlaskaWeather #AlaskaRoads #Commute #Travel #Alaska #WinterWeatherAdvisory

  6. 🌨️ Winter Weather Advisory + Valentine’s plans = You Better Read This. Some roads are getting 4 to 7 inches. Others are skating by. Which one are you driving? 💅 tinyurl.com/sbz5ve3s
    #AKRoads #StaySafeAK #SnowDay #AlaskaLife #Soldotna #Alaska #Traffic #Weather #MemawsCommute #WinterWeatherAdvisory 🧊🚘💝

  7. 🌨️ Winter Weather Advisory + Valentine’s plans = You Better Read This. Some roads are getting 4 to 7 inches. Others are skating by. Which one are you driving? 💅 tinyurl.com/sbz5ve3s
    #AKRoads #StaySafeAK #SnowDay #AlaskaLife #Soldotna #Alaska #Traffic #Weather #MemawsCommute #WinterWeatherAdvisory 🧊🚘💝

  8. 🌨️ Winter Weather Advisory + Valentine’s plans = You Better Read This. Some roads are getting 4 to 7 inches. Others are skating by. Which one are you driving? 💅 tinyurl.com/sbz5ve3s
    #AKRoads #StaySafeAK #SnowDay #AlaskaLife #Soldotna #Alaska #Traffic #Weather #MemawsCommute #WinterWeatherAdvisory 🧊🚘💝

  9. 🌨️ Winter Weather Advisory + Valentine’s plans = You Better Read This. Some roads are getting 4 to 7 inches. Others are skating by. Which one are you driving? 💅 tinyurl.com/sbz5ve3s
    #AKRoads #StaySafeAK #SnowDay #AlaskaLife #Soldotna #Alaska #Traffic #Weather #MemawsCommute #WinterWeatherAdvisory 🧊🚘💝

  10. 🚗 Memaw’s Winter Commute is out and it’s a spicy one. ❄️
    Mixed precip, ice, and wind tonight under a Winter Weather Advisory. This is not the night for hurryin’ or tailgatin’. Read it. Plan ahead. Stay safe. 💅 tinyurl.com/57huvhfc
    #MemawsWinterCommute #AKwx #WinterSafety #ParksHighway #SterlingHighway #SewardHighway #GlennHighway #Southcentralak #Alaska #AlaskaHeadlineLiving #Weather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #Traffic

  11. 🚗 Memaw’s Winter Commute is out and it’s a spicy one. ❄️
    Mixed precip, ice, and wind tonight under a Winter Weather Advisory. This is not the night for hurryin’ or tailgatin’. Read it. Plan ahead. Stay safe. 💅 tinyurl.com/57huvhfc
    #MemawsWinterCommute #AKwx #WinterSafety #ParksHighway #SterlingHighway #SewardHighway #GlennHighway #Southcentralak #Alaska #AlaskaHeadlineLiving #Weather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #Traffic

  12. 🚗 Memaw’s Winter Commute is out and it’s a spicy one. ❄️
    Mixed precip, ice, and wind tonight under a Winter Weather Advisory. This is not the night for hurryin’ or tailgatin’. Read it. Plan ahead. Stay safe. 💅 tinyurl.com/57huvhfc
    #MemawsWinterCommute #AKwx #WinterSafety #ParksHighway #SterlingHighway #SewardHighway #GlennHighway #Southcentralak #Alaska #AlaskaHeadlineLiving #Weather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #Traffic

  13. 🚗 Memaw’s Winter Commute is out and it’s a spicy one. ❄️
    Mixed precip, ice, and wind tonight under a Winter Weather Advisory. This is not the night for hurryin’ or tailgatin’. Read it. Plan ahead. Stay safe. 💅 tinyurl.com/57huvhfc
    #MemawsWinterCommute #AKwx #WinterSafety #ParksHighway #SterlingHighway #SewardHighway #GlennHighway #Southcentralak #Alaska #AlaskaHeadlineLiving #Weather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #Traffic

  14. Winter showed up ready to wrestle. ❄️🤼‍♀️ Expect 4 to 8 inches of snow with slick roads across Anchorage and the Mat Su. Some spots could see even more. Slow down, plan ahead, and do not let today pin you in the ditch. 👉🏿 Read the full report: tinyurl.com/y98dedmy
    #AKWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #SnowDay #DriveSafeAlaska #Weather #Traffic #Commute #MemawsWinterCommute 🚗❄️

  15. Winter showed up ready to wrestle. ❄️🤼‍♀️ Expect 4 to 8 inches of snow with slick roads across Anchorage and the Mat Su. Some spots could see even more. Slow down, plan ahead, and do not let today pin you in the ditch. 👉🏿 Read the full report: tinyurl.com/y98dedmy
    #AKWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #SnowDay #DriveSafeAlaska #Weather #Traffic #Commute #MemawsWinterCommute 🚗❄️

  16. Winter showed up ready to wrestle. ❄️🤼‍♀️ Expect 4 to 8 inches of snow with slick roads across Anchorage and the Mat Su. Some spots could see even more. Slow down, plan ahead, and do not let today pin you in the ditch. 👉🏿 Read the full report: tinyurl.com/y98dedmy
    #AKWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #SnowDay #DriveSafeAlaska #Weather #Traffic #Commute #MemawsWinterCommute 🚗❄️

  17. Winter showed up ready to wrestle. ❄️🤼‍♀️ Expect 4 to 8 inches of snow with slick roads across Anchorage and the Mat Su. Some spots could see even more. Slow down, plan ahead, and do not let today pin you in the ditch. 👉🏿 Read the full report: tinyurl.com/y98dedmy
    #AKWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #SnowDay #DriveSafeAlaska #Weather #Traffic #Commute #MemawsWinterCommute 🚗❄️

  18. Winter showed up ready to wrestle. ❄️🤼‍♀️ Expect 4 to 8 inches of snow with slick roads across Anchorage and the Mat Su. Some spots could see even more. Slow down, plan ahead, and do not let today pin you in the ditch. 👉🏿 Read the full report: tinyurl.com/y98dedmy
    #AKWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #SnowDay #DriveSafeAlaska #Weather #Traffic #Commute #MemawsWinterCommute 🚗❄️

  19. CHCCS Issues 2-Hour Delay for Tuesday, Sets Normal Operations For Wednesday

    Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will operate on a two-hour delay for Tuesday, Dec. 9 amid freezing temperatures and…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Music #ChapelHill-CarrboroCitySchools #ChathamCountySchools #CHCCS #Entertainment #NationalWeatherService #NWSRaleigh #OrangeCountySchools #snowday #winterweatheradvisory
    newsbeep.com/us/337845/

  20. #NWS: Short Range Forecast Discussion

    300 PM EST Sun Jan 05 2025

    Valid 00Z Mon Jan 06 2025 - 00Z Wed Jan 08 2025

    ...Large winter storm to track east from the Central Plains/Midwest to the
    East Coast through Monday with heavy snow, gusty winds and damaging ice
    accumulations...

    ...Severe thunderstorms will continue to affect the Lower Mississippi
    Valley through late this evening but the threat is expected to lower and
    shift east for Monday...

    ...A mix of rain and higher elevation snow will impact parts of the
    western U.S. over the next 48 hours with temperatures trending colder on
    Tuesday...

    "A major winter storm will move eastward from the Central Plains into the
    Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region tonight, bringing areas of snow,
    sleet, freezing rain and gusty winds along its path. Gusty winds, locally
    exceeding 40 mph, will create blizzard conditions from Kansas into
    northwestern Missouri through this evening, with conditions improving from
    west to east overnight tonight. Areas of heavy snow will spread eastward
    through the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians tonight, reaching the
    northern Mid-Atlantic by Monday morning. While winds will be weaker across the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region, occasional gusts up to 20-25 mph will still be possible which will result in reduced visibilities from
    snowfall or snow on the ground. Total snowfall accumulations of 6 to 12
    inches are expected from southern Ohio to the D.C. metropolitan area.

    "South of the snow will be a mixture of sleet and freezing rain with
    damaging ice accumulations which are expected to exceed 0.25 inches for
    northern Kentucky and portions of southern West Virginia. Lighter, but
    still hazardous ice accumulations generally between 0.10 and 0.25 inches
    are expected along and east of the Blue Ridge Mountains into western North
    Carolina and central/southern Virginia.

    "On the warm side of the storm system, severe thunderstorms capable of
    producing tornadoes and damaging straight line winds will move east from
    Arkansas and Louisiana into Mississippi and Alabama this evening. The
    threat for severe thunderstorms is expected to wane overnight but increase
    again for portions of southern Georgia and northern Florida on Monday,
    though the threat is expected to be reduced compared to the Lower
    Mississippi Valley.

    "The eastern storm system will exit quickly into the western Atlantic
    Monday night with lingering snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes and into the favored upslope regions of the central/northern Appalachians.
    Much colder air will filter into the central and eastern U.S. in the wake
    of the eastern storm system resulting in high temperature departures of
    roughly 10 to 20 degrees below average for large portions of the Great
    Plains to the East Coast on Monday and Tuesday.

    "Across the western U.S., a pair of relatively weak disturbances aloft will
    bring a mixture of lower elevation rain and mountain snow from the Pacific
    Northwest to the northern and central Rockies. Rain/snow totals are
    expected to remain fairly light for the West and temperatures will be 5 to
    15 degrees above average west of the Continental Divide on Monday. Colder
    air filtering in from the north will cool temperatures closer to average
    on Tuesday for much of the western third of the nation."

    wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/
    #WinterWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #USWx

  21. #NWS: Short Range Forecast Discussion

    300 PM EST Sun Jan 05 2025

    Valid 00Z Mon Jan 06 2025 - 00Z Wed Jan 08 2025

    ...Large winter storm to track east from the Central Plains/Midwest to the
    East Coast through Monday with heavy snow, gusty winds and damaging ice
    accumulations...

    ...Severe thunderstorms will continue to affect the Lower Mississippi
    Valley through late this evening but the threat is expected to lower and
    shift east for Monday...

    ...A mix of rain and higher elevation snow will impact parts of the
    western U.S. over the next 48 hours with temperatures trending colder on
    Tuesday...

    "A major winter storm will move eastward from the Central Plains into the
    Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region tonight, bringing areas of snow,
    sleet, freezing rain and gusty winds along its path. Gusty winds, locally
    exceeding 40 mph, will create blizzard conditions from Kansas into
    northwestern Missouri through this evening, with conditions improving from
    west to east overnight tonight. Areas of heavy snow will spread eastward
    through the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians tonight, reaching the
    northern Mid-Atlantic by Monday morning. While winds will be weaker across the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region, occasional gusts up to 20-25 mph will still be possible which will result in reduced visibilities from
    snowfall or snow on the ground. Total snowfall accumulations of 6 to 12
    inches are expected from southern Ohio to the D.C. metropolitan area.

    "South of the snow will be a mixture of sleet and freezing rain with
    damaging ice accumulations which are expected to exceed 0.25 inches for
    northern Kentucky and portions of southern West Virginia. Lighter, but
    still hazardous ice accumulations generally between 0.10 and 0.25 inches
    are expected along and east of the Blue Ridge Mountains into western North
    Carolina and central/southern Virginia.

    "On the warm side of the storm system, severe thunderstorms capable of
    producing tornadoes and damaging straight line winds will move east from
    Arkansas and Louisiana into Mississippi and Alabama this evening. The
    threat for severe thunderstorms is expected to wane overnight but increase
    again for portions of southern Georgia and northern Florida on Monday,
    though the threat is expected to be reduced compared to the Lower
    Mississippi Valley.

    "The eastern storm system will exit quickly into the western Atlantic
    Monday night with lingering snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes and into the favored upslope regions of the central/northern Appalachians.
    Much colder air will filter into the central and eastern U.S. in the wake
    of the eastern storm system resulting in high temperature departures of
    roughly 10 to 20 degrees below average for large portions of the Great
    Plains to the East Coast on Monday and Tuesday.

    "Across the western U.S., a pair of relatively weak disturbances aloft will
    bring a mixture of lower elevation rain and mountain snow from the Pacific
    Northwest to the northern and central Rockies. Rain/snow totals are
    expected to remain fairly light for the West and temperatures will be 5 to
    15 degrees above average west of the Continental Divide on Monday. Colder
    air filtering in from the north will cool temperatures closer to average
    on Tuesday for much of the western third of the nation."

    wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/
    #WinterWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #USWx

  22. #NWS: Short Range Forecast Discussion

    300 PM EST Sun Jan 05 2025

    Valid 00Z Mon Jan 06 2025 - 00Z Wed Jan 08 2025

    ...Large winter storm to track east from the Central Plains/Midwest to the
    East Coast through Monday with heavy snow, gusty winds and damaging ice
    accumulations...

    ...Severe thunderstorms will continue to affect the Lower Mississippi
    Valley through late this evening but the threat is expected to lower and
    shift east for Monday...

    ...A mix of rain and higher elevation snow will impact parts of the
    western U.S. over the next 48 hours with temperatures trending colder on
    Tuesday...

    "A major winter storm will move eastward from the Central Plains into the
    Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region tonight, bringing areas of snow,
    sleet, freezing rain and gusty winds along its path. Gusty winds, locally
    exceeding 40 mph, will create blizzard conditions from Kansas into
    northwestern Missouri through this evening, with conditions improving from
    west to east overnight tonight. Areas of heavy snow will spread eastward
    through the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians tonight, reaching the
    northern Mid-Atlantic by Monday morning. While winds will be weaker across the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region, occasional gusts up to 20-25 mph will still be possible which will result in reduced visibilities from
    snowfall or snow on the ground. Total snowfall accumulations of 6 to 12
    inches are expected from southern Ohio to the D.C. metropolitan area.

    "South of the snow will be a mixture of sleet and freezing rain with
    damaging ice accumulations which are expected to exceed 0.25 inches for
    northern Kentucky and portions of southern West Virginia. Lighter, but
    still hazardous ice accumulations generally between 0.10 and 0.25 inches
    are expected along and east of the Blue Ridge Mountains into western North
    Carolina and central/southern Virginia.

    "On the warm side of the storm system, severe thunderstorms capable of
    producing tornadoes and damaging straight line winds will move east from
    Arkansas and Louisiana into Mississippi and Alabama this evening. The
    threat for severe thunderstorms is expected to wane overnight but increase
    again for portions of southern Georgia and northern Florida on Monday,
    though the threat is expected to be reduced compared to the Lower
    Mississippi Valley.

    "The eastern storm system will exit quickly into the western Atlantic
    Monday night with lingering snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes and into the favored upslope regions of the central/northern Appalachians.
    Much colder air will filter into the central and eastern U.S. in the wake
    of the eastern storm system resulting in high temperature departures of
    roughly 10 to 20 degrees below average for large portions of the Great
    Plains to the East Coast on Monday and Tuesday.

    "Across the western U.S., a pair of relatively weak disturbances aloft will
    bring a mixture of lower elevation rain and mountain snow from the Pacific
    Northwest to the northern and central Rockies. Rain/snow totals are
    expected to remain fairly light for the West and temperatures will be 5 to
    15 degrees above average west of the Continental Divide on Monday. Colder
    air filtering in from the north will cool temperatures closer to average
    on Tuesday for much of the western third of the nation."

    wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/
    #WinterWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #USWx

  23. #NWS: Short Range Forecast Discussion

    300 PM EST Sun Jan 05 2025

    Valid 00Z Mon Jan 06 2025 - 00Z Wed Jan 08 2025

    ...Large winter storm to track east from the Central Plains/Midwest to the
    East Coast through Monday with heavy snow, gusty winds and damaging ice
    accumulations...

    ...Severe thunderstorms will continue to affect the Lower Mississippi
    Valley through late this evening but the threat is expected to lower and
    shift east for Monday...

    ...A mix of rain and higher elevation snow will impact parts of the
    western U.S. over the next 48 hours with temperatures trending colder on
    Tuesday...

    "A major winter storm will move eastward from the Central Plains into the
    Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region tonight, bringing areas of snow,
    sleet, freezing rain and gusty winds along its path. Gusty winds, locally
    exceeding 40 mph, will create blizzard conditions from Kansas into
    northwestern Missouri through this evening, with conditions improving from
    west to east overnight tonight. Areas of heavy snow will spread eastward
    through the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians tonight, reaching the
    northern Mid-Atlantic by Monday morning. While winds will be weaker across the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region, occasional gusts up to 20-25 mph will still be possible which will result in reduced visibilities from
    snowfall or snow on the ground. Total snowfall accumulations of 6 to 12
    inches are expected from southern Ohio to the D.C. metropolitan area.

    "South of the snow will be a mixture of sleet and freezing rain with
    damaging ice accumulations which are expected to exceed 0.25 inches for
    northern Kentucky and portions of southern West Virginia. Lighter, but
    still hazardous ice accumulations generally between 0.10 and 0.25 inches
    are expected along and east of the Blue Ridge Mountains into western North
    Carolina and central/southern Virginia.

    "On the warm side of the storm system, severe thunderstorms capable of
    producing tornadoes and damaging straight line winds will move east from
    Arkansas and Louisiana into Mississippi and Alabama this evening. The
    threat for severe thunderstorms is expected to wane overnight but increase
    again for portions of southern Georgia and northern Florida on Monday,
    though the threat is expected to be reduced compared to the Lower
    Mississippi Valley.

    "The eastern storm system will exit quickly into the western Atlantic
    Monday night with lingering snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes and into the favored upslope regions of the central/northern Appalachians.
    Much colder air will filter into the central and eastern U.S. in the wake
    of the eastern storm system resulting in high temperature departures of
    roughly 10 to 20 degrees below average for large portions of the Great
    Plains to the East Coast on Monday and Tuesday.

    "Across the western U.S., a pair of relatively weak disturbances aloft will
    bring a mixture of lower elevation rain and mountain snow from the Pacific
    Northwest to the northern and central Rockies. Rain/snow totals are
    expected to remain fairly light for the West and temperatures will be 5 to
    15 degrees above average west of the Continental Divide on Monday. Colder
    air filtering in from the north will cool temperatures closer to average
    on Tuesday for much of the western third of the nation."

    wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/
    #WinterWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #USWx

  24. #NWS: Short Range Forecast Discussion

    300 PM EST Sun Jan 05 2025

    Valid 00Z Mon Jan 06 2025 - 00Z Wed Jan 08 2025

    ...Large winter storm to track east from the Central Plains/Midwest to the
    East Coast through Monday with heavy snow, gusty winds and damaging ice
    accumulations...

    ...Severe thunderstorms will continue to affect the Lower Mississippi
    Valley through late this evening but the threat is expected to lower and
    shift east for Monday...

    ...A mix of rain and higher elevation snow will impact parts of the
    western U.S. over the next 48 hours with temperatures trending colder on
    Tuesday...

    "A major winter storm will move eastward from the Central Plains into the
    Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region tonight, bringing areas of snow,
    sleet, freezing rain and gusty winds along its path. Gusty winds, locally
    exceeding 40 mph, will create blizzard conditions from Kansas into
    northwestern Missouri through this evening, with conditions improving from
    west to east overnight tonight. Areas of heavy snow will spread eastward
    through the Ohio Valley and central Appalachians tonight, reaching the
    northern Mid-Atlantic by Monday morning. While winds will be weaker across the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic region, occasional gusts up to 20-25 mph will still be possible which will result in reduced visibilities from
    snowfall or snow on the ground. Total snowfall accumulations of 6 to 12
    inches are expected from southern Ohio to the D.C. metropolitan area.

    "South of the snow will be a mixture of sleet and freezing rain with
    damaging ice accumulations which are expected to exceed 0.25 inches for
    northern Kentucky and portions of southern West Virginia. Lighter, but
    still hazardous ice accumulations generally between 0.10 and 0.25 inches
    are expected along and east of the Blue Ridge Mountains into western North
    Carolina and central/southern Virginia.

    "On the warm side of the storm system, severe thunderstorms capable of
    producing tornadoes and damaging straight line winds will move east from
    Arkansas and Louisiana into Mississippi and Alabama this evening. The
    threat for severe thunderstorms is expected to wane overnight but increase
    again for portions of southern Georgia and northern Florida on Monday,
    though the threat is expected to be reduced compared to the Lower
    Mississippi Valley.

    "The eastern storm system will exit quickly into the western Atlantic
    Monday night with lingering snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes and into the favored upslope regions of the central/northern Appalachians.
    Much colder air will filter into the central and eastern U.S. in the wake
    of the eastern storm system resulting in high temperature departures of
    roughly 10 to 20 degrees below average for large portions of the Great
    Plains to the East Coast on Monday and Tuesday.

    "Across the western U.S., a pair of relatively weak disturbances aloft will
    bring a mixture of lower elevation rain and mountain snow from the Pacific
    Northwest to the northern and central Rockies. Rain/snow totals are
    expected to remain fairly light for the West and temperatures will be 5 to
    15 degrees above average west of the Continental Divide on Monday. Colder
    air filtering in from the north will cool temperatures closer to average
    on Tuesday for much of the western third of the nation."

    wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/
    #WinterWeather #WinterWeatherAdvisory #USWx

  25. 🚙 🚌 ✈️ Are going to be traveling through the #Baltimore / #WashingtonDC area tomorrow?🚙 🚌 ✈️

    🧊 #WINTERWEATHERADVISORY🧊
    🕰️From 5:00am to 1:00pm on Tuesday, Dec. 24
    🗺️Areas DC, central/northern MD, & northern VA
    🚧Roads, bridges & overpasses, will likely become slick🧊& hazardous. The dicey conditions could impact the Tuesday morning #commute. ⚠️▶️ weather.gov/lwx/
    #montgomerycountymd #winterweather #holidaytravel

  26. 🚙 🚌 ✈️ Are going to be traveling through the #Baltimore / #WashingtonDC area tomorrow?🚙 🚌 ✈️

    🧊 #WINTERWEATHERADVISORY🧊
    🕰️From 5:00am to 1:00pm on Tuesday, Dec. 24
    🗺️Areas DC, central/northern MD, & northern VA
    🚧Roads, bridges & overpasses, will likely become slick🧊& hazardous. The dicey conditions could impact the Tuesday morning #commute. ⚠️▶️ weather.gov/lwx/
    #montgomerycountymd #winterweather #holidaytravel

  27. 🚙 🚌 ✈️ Are going to be traveling through the #Baltimore / #WashingtonDC area tomorrow?🚙 🚌 ✈️

    🧊 #WINTERWEATHERADVISORY🧊
    🕰️From 5:00am to 1:00pm on Tuesday, Dec. 24
    🗺️Areas DC, central/northern MD, & northern VA
    🚧Roads, bridges & overpasses, will likely become slick🧊& hazardous. The dicey conditions could impact the Tuesday morning #commute. ⚠️▶️ weather.gov/lwx/
    #montgomerycountymd #winterweather #holidaytravel

  28. 🚙 🚌 ✈️ Are going to be traveling through the #Baltimore / #WashingtonDC area tomorrow?🚙 🚌 ✈️

    🧊 #WINTERWEATHERADVISORY🧊
    🕰️From 5:00am to 1:00pm on Tuesday, Dec. 24
    🗺️Areas DC, central/northern MD, & northern VA
    🚧Roads, bridges & overpasses, will likely become slick🧊& hazardous. The dicey conditions could impact the Tuesday morning #commute. ⚠️▶️ weather.gov/lwx/
    #montgomerycountymd #winterweather #holidaytravel

  29. 🚙 🚌 ✈️ Are going to be traveling through the #Baltimore / #WashingtonDC area tomorrow?🚙 🚌 ✈️

    🧊 #WINTERWEATHERADVISORY🧊
    🕰️From 5:00am to 1:00pm on Tuesday, Dec. 24
    🗺️Areas DC, central/northern MD, & northern VA
    🚧Roads, bridges & overpasses, will likely become slick🧊& hazardous. The dicey conditions could impact the Tuesday morning #commute. ⚠️▶️ weather.gov/lwx/
    #montgomerycountymd #winterweather #holidaytravel

  30. My 3-year-old refuses to wear her coat and she also doesn’t appreciate the William Henry Harrison references I’m making.

    #parenting #history #WinterWeatherAdvisory

  31. My 3-year-old refuses to wear her coat and she also doesn’t appreciate the William Henry Harrison references I’m making.

    #parenting #history #WinterWeatherAdvisory