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Here's How Much Snow Is Expected To Fall In DMV During Incoming Storm: National Weather Service

With the first major winter storm of 2025 coming in hot from the midwest, residents in DC, Maryland, and Virginia are preparing to be peppered with snow and inclement weather over the next few days.

Things are expected to remain dry on Saturday, with a Winter Storm put in place beginning on Sunday,  Jan. 5 that will be in place for several days.

On Jan. 4, the National Weather Service issued its projected snowfall totals for parts of the DMV including: 

  • Cumberland: 5 to 9 inches;

  • Hagerstown: 3 to 8 inches;
  • Westminster: 3 to 8 inches;
  • Bel Air: 3 to 8 inches;
  • Elkton: 2 to 7 inches;
  • Baltimore: 4 to 8 inches;
  • Frederick: 3 to 8 inches;
  • Winchester: 5 to 9 inches;
  • Leesburg: 5 to 10 inches;
  • Washington, DC: 5 to 10 inches;
  • Annapolis: 4 to 9 inches;
  • Easton: 5 to 10 inches;
  • Salisbury: 3 to 7 inches;
  • La Plata: 5 to 9 inches;
  • Fredericksburg: 3 to 7 inches;
  • Warrenton: 5 to 10 inches;
  • Culpeper: 3 to 7 inches.

The estimated snowfall totals.

National Weather Service

Officials said that there is a 10 percent change of higher snowfall, with the rest likely to see totals closer to the lower end of the projections.

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