Why most of the D.C. area was spared from a major winter storm

The Washington Post 2017-03-14

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The first and only snowstorm of the season fell short of expectations for a big part of the D.C. region. Capital Weather Gang's Angela Fritz breaks down why and tells us how much colder the temperatures will dip.
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