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More snow and rain to hit DC area this weekend
Those ready for a break from the blast of winter weather this past week won’t see any relief over the weekend. Forecasts predict yet another round of snow headed to the D.C. area. To make matters worse, the National Weather Service has issued both a Winter Storm Warning and a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of the region Saturday and Sunday.
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- WATCH: 2019 March for Life on the National Mall
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- FAQ: What you need to know about the government shutdown updated
- Road closures for March for Life, Women's March traffic
- When Women’s March gathers this year, so will a rival event for ‘all women’ new
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WTOP reporter rescues drowning woman in Rock Creek Park during snowstorm
Two strangers wanted to capture a serene, snowy scene at Rock Creek Park in photos. But the picturesque moment during Sunday’s snowstorm turned into a life-or-death situation. Here’s what happened during a rescue that involved WTOP’s very own.
