A quick‑moving winter weather system is expected to bring snow to the Washington, D.C., region this weekend as bitter cold temperatures continue to grip the area.

If you thought Thursday was cold, just you wait. The D.C. region is forecast to get a second blast of winter weather this weekend, with up to 3 inches of snow in the forecast.

The National Weather Service predicts a wintery mix and snow in Washington D.C., with varied chances of precipitation over the coming days.

Snow fell across the Washington, D.C., region this Sunday morning, and new snowfall reports from the National Weather Service show a wide range of totals across Maryland, Virginia and the District as the storm progresses.

The Maryland State Highway Administration will be pretreating all interstates and major routes in the Maryland suburbs of D.C., as well as Baltimore, Harford, Frederick, Carroll and Howard counties and expect to be completed by Monday evening in advance of the onset of the storm, a spokesperson told WTOP.

Washington D.C. area experiences overnight snowfall, with 1 to 3 inches reported; NWS advises caution due to slippery roads and more snow expected.

Snow is likely Friday across parts of the Washington, D.C., area as another round of winter weather moves in, possibly affecting the morning commute.

A quick burst of snow is possible early Sunday as yet another blast of Arctic air charges into the D.C. region. However, the potential for accumulation may be limited because of the storm system’s short duration and above-freezing temperatures ahead of its arrival.

On Thursday, Dec. 11, the National Weather Service (NWS) continued issuing winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories across the U.S., so if you think your round of cold and snow is over, take another look at what's ahead. As for Thursday morning, the NWS announced fresh winter storm ...