In this week's episode of the Weekend Weather Roundup , I break down the chilly pattern gripping the DC/Baltimore area through the weekend and into early next week. Expect very cold temps with highs stuck in the teens to around 20, wind chills near or below zero, and only a slight chance of a few flurries—mostly south and east of the district on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Skies clear by Sunday afternoon, and we finally see highs near freezing on Groundhog Day Monday for the first time in over a week. No big snow or storms here—just more of that Arctic chill we've been dealing with. Tune in for the full day-by-day details and what it means for your weekend. For your hyper-local forecast, head to weather.gov and enter your zip code. Follow Under the Radar for the latest updates!

Another coastal storm is brewing for the East Coast this weekend—potentially a classic Miller A nor'easter tracking offshore on Sunday, February 1st. In this special first-look episode of Under the Radar, I break down the timing, what makes this a Miller A setup (and how it differs from last weekend's storm), the latest snowfall outlook, and current model trends. Bottom line for DC-Baltimore listeners: the track stays well offshore, so significant snow here looks unlikely right now. Areas like the Carolinas, eastern Long Island, Cape Cod, and New England are more in the crosshairs for heavier impacts. Tune in for a clear, no-hype explanation of what we know so far. For your exact local forecast, always check weather.gov with your zip code. New episodes drop as the system evolves—follow Under the Radar for updates!

In this special final preview episode of Under the Radar, Seth Cohen delivers his updated forecast for the major winter storm hitting the DC-Baltimore region. Snow begins around midnight, shifting to sleet and possible freezing rain Sunday, with a potential return to snow overnight. Trends show a faster, farther-north track increasing mixing chances—busting high snow totals in the metro. This could be historic with all wintry types—no plain rain. Plus, dangerously cold air follows with sub-zero wind chills. Stay ahead—listen now and check weather.gov for your zip code. Follow for updates!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the snow/sleet for this weekend, and the arctic cold to follow.

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In this special episode of Under the Radar, meteorologist Seth Cohen delivers his first official forecast for the major winter storm impacting the DC-Baltimore region this weekend. We break down the expected timing—snow arriving Sunday morning from southwest to northeast, a likely mix of sleet and freezing rain Sunday afternoon (especially along the I-95 corridor and points south/east), and a return to snow Sunday night—followed by dangerously cold air settling in for the week ahead. Seth explains why the storm track is so critical, how recent model trends and enhanced data sampling (including extra weather balloons and Hurricane Hunter flights) are boosting confidence in a high-impact system, and the key uncertainties still in play: low-level dry air leading to initial virga, the warm wedge aloft driving sleet/ice risks, and the potential dry slot that could cut into accumulation in some areas. This could be one of the most significant winter events for our region since January 2019 (and with echoes of the 2016 blizzard in some spots)—the question isn't if, but where the heaviest impacts hit hardest. For the latest hyper-local updates, check weather.gov with your zip code. Stay tuned for tomorrow's episode on the brutal cold behind the storm, and possibly a final Saturday night update.

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In this special episode of Under the Radar, Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his initial thoughts on the major winter storm shaping up for the DC-Baltimore region this weekend.

We're talking heavy snow potential, possible historic accumulations, tricky uncertainties like the exact track, rain-snow line, thermal profiles, snowfall rates, and more. A storm is coming—it's not if, but where, when, and how much. Seth will drop his full official outlook in Episode 2 on Thursday evening. For the latest local details, always check weather.gov with your zip code. Stay tuned and stay prepared—follow for updates on what could be one of the biggest snow events in years for the Mid-Atlantic!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen share's his thoughts on the weather for this weekend.

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Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on this weekend's weather in the DMV.

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Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thought's on the weather for the first weekend of the new year.

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Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the upcoming weekend weather