"DC-Area Commute Complicated by Snowy Roads and Winter Weather Advisory"
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A winter storm has blanketed the D.C. region with over two inches of snow, leading to closures and delays, with forecasts predicting an additional two to four inches. The National Weather Service has issued winter weather advisories and warnings for parts of Maryland, D.C., and Northern Virginia. The powdery snow has created hazardous driving conditions, prompting road closures and transit delays. Temperatures are expected to remain cold, with a potential refreeze and heavy gusts on Saturday, while a warming trend is forecasted for the upcoming week.
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