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The coronavirus global crisis has caused numerous St. Patrick’s Day parades and celebrations to be canceled in the United States, including parades in Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York City, and a growing number of states and cities have closed restaurants and bars, but that hasn’t stopped revelers with enjoying the Irish holiday. Although the practice of social distancing. coronavirus Mar 11, 2020
The St. Patrick’s Parade scheduled for March 15 has been postponed, the St. Patrick’s Parade Committee of Washington announced on Tuesday. The decision “was made in the effort to ensure the safety and health of the thousands of attendees from the Washington area that attend the parade every year,” the committee said in a statement. The committee said it.
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DC Area Sees Slushy Snow, Rain, Sun on Super Bowl Sunday Storm Team4 and NBC Washington Staff © Provided by NBC Washington D.C.
The Washington, D.C., area saw rain, slushy snow, rain again and then sunshine on Super Bowl Sunday.
Parts of the region got more than 3 inches of snow, while others got not much more than a dusting. Snow on grassy areas was melting by mid-afternoon.
Overall, 1 to 4 inches of slushy snow were expected, with less in southern Maryland. The storm was set to be intense and then gone, with sunshine and winds later in the day.
It’s set to be bitterly cold but dry on Monday, and then a wintry mix is possible later in the week.
A winter storm watch is in effect from Saturday evening through Sunday morning with accumulations of up to 5 or more inches possible in parts of D.C., Maryland and Virginia. Download our NBC Washington app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather.
The District, the I-95 corridor, and Montgomery and Fairfax counties are expected to get around 2-4 inches of snow. Areas further north, up toward Frederick, will get less.
Either way, don t expect a big impact due to that timing on a Sunday morning. The snow should be moving out by noon Sunday, and then temperatures will warm up. There shouldn’t be much left on the roads after that, and what we ll get should be wet snow that s easy to clear.
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