By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
February 26,2014; 6:10PM,EST
Cold weather will dominate the Washington, D.C., area through Friday.
Temperatures are projected to average 10 to 20 degrees below the normal high of 50 F for late February.
The city and much of the Northeast are forecast to be in for long-duration wintry precipitation beginning later this weekend.
Rounds of snow, ice and rain may continue into Monday and Tuesday of next week. Another push of cold air will follow.
The details on the storm, timing and which forms of precipitation are likely to dominate will follow in the days ahead.
Until then, episodes of snow will generally be light and more of a nuisance.
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FACT:
during the winter of 2011-2012, Chicago had no below zero nights. So
far for winter 2013-2014, Chicago has gone below zero 22 times.
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Although some milder air will finally begin to melt the snow across the North, more storms are on the way this week.
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