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| Snow in Chicago, IL (February 1, 2015) |
Although record snowfall in cities such as Boston and
Chicago have grabbed headlines this winter, the Nation’s Capital and Mid-Atlantic
Region at large have seen precious little snowfall. That’s not to say there hasn’t been
sufficient cold air in place at times this winter – such as the coldest weather
of the season that’s on tap the next few days – but the storm track just hasn’t
coincided with the timing of the cold air outbreaks. The largest snowfall we’ve seen so far this
winter came on January 6 when 2.4” fell at National Airport.
The reason we haven’t seen more appreciable snowfall this winter has been because of a generally unfavorable storm track. To read more, check out this story I wrote for the WUSA9 website.
The reason we haven’t seen more appreciable snowfall this winter has been because of a generally unfavorable storm track. To read more, check out this story I wrote for the WUSA9 website.
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