The winter hits keep on coming, and people across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia are getting ready for one more Tuesday into ...

The bulk of a midweek storm moving toward the East Coast will likely miss the Washington, D.C., region and head out to sea.

Snow totals will range from 2 - 6 inches with the heaviest snowfall south of DC. After a lull for much of the day Wednesday, ...

As an indication of just how personal and petty this dynamic has become, the bill previously introduced in Congress proposing ...

Two separate winter storms are threatening to bring snow and ice to much of the Midwest and East Coast this week.

It will be a cold and blustery Thursday across the Washington, D.C. region as light snow showers move into the area. A Winter ...

Snow lovers get ready! It’s possible a winter storm system could bring accumulating snow and a wintry mix of precipitation to the Washington, D.C. region next week.

A large portion of the nation was bracing for winter weather Tuesday. Here's how much it could snow near you this week.

The first storm dumped over a foot of snow in parts of the Appalachians and mid-Atlantic, including Washington, D.C., which was blanketed by over 6 inches of snowfall on Tuesday. The White House ...

Parts of the D.C. region could (emphasis on could) see a glancing blow of snow Wednesday afternoon into Thursday, but the storm is expected to deliver little to no snow accumulation to D.C. The key, ...

This is the second time in just a little more than a month that the DMV has seen snow. Here's a look from viewers in DC, ...

On Tuesday evening, Cantore reported from Franklin Park in D.C., which is across the street from The Washington Post. Compared to many of his live shots, the scene of the gentle snow falling on K ...