Snow forecast: Travel likely impossible during Mid-Atlantic winter storm

The Washington Post 2016-01-20

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A snowstorm headed toward Washington, D.C, and the Mid-Atlantic is expected to last 36 hours between Friday and Sunday. Capital Weather Gang's Angela Fritz has your forecast and snow accumulation predictions.
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