Mid-Atlantic Daily Snow

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By Zach Butler, Meteorologist Posted 16 days ago March 11, 2026

Severe Storms Followed by Flash Freeze and Few Snow Showers

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Summary

A strong storm system will bring severe t-storms with gusty winds to the Mid-Atlantic on Wednesday, with a few tornadoes possible. Following these storms, a cold front will drop temperatures significantly to the 20s and 30s in the northern and western Mid-Atlantic. A few backside snow showers are possible with little to light snow accumulations. Another weak storm moves in Friday with light snow.

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Zach Butler

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Zach Butler recently earned his PhD in Water Resources Science from Oregon State University, where his research focused on watershed and snowpack modeling. He is now a postdoctoral scholar with the Community Snow Observations project, working to improve snowpack modeling across the Western U.S. Originally from the East Coast, Zach has embraced life out West, whether that’s chasing powder days, fly fishing, or hunting for the next batch of chanterelle mushrooms.

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