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After the Washington D.C. snow comes the bitter cold |
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From Senior Meteorologist Bob Ryan
Tonight: Cloudy and Windy Lingering Snow Flurries
Lows 18-26 Monday: Some Morning Clouds. Becoming Partly Sunny but Windy and Cold
Winds NW 20-30 m.p.h.
Wind Chill 5-15
High 26-32 Tuesday: Mostly Sunny, Not as Windy but Cold
Winds NW 10-15 m.p.h.
High 34-39 The snow in our area is essentially over with some lingering flurries, but as the storm continues to get stronger south of New England the winds and cold will be the story for us on Monday. The edge of the snowstorm really brushed us with 2 to 5 inches across southern Maryland, while the Eastern Shore continues to see heavy drifting snow of more than 1 foot in some spots. Travel tomorrow up I-95 will be hazardous toward New Jersey and on into New England where a blizzard will continue. |
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Washington Freshwater Fishing Destinations |
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 Anglers who know where to find great freshwater fishing make tracks regularly to Washington State. The lure of clear, blue lakes and rivers with abundant fish species are hard to resist. Travelling there by RV keeps it comfortable and affordable.
Here's a quick rundown of lakes and rivers that boast fantastic fishing in Washington. We've included information of interest to RV campers to help make vacation planning easy. |
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Why You Should Discover Washington Wines |
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 Washington state's emergence as a world-class wine region is well recognized by the professional wine world but this message hasn't quite reached all wine enthusiasts. This will change as the quality of Washington wines continues its upward trajectory and the number of wineries in the state increases beyond the current 500 or more in operation today. For wine enthusiasts not yet acquainted with the wines of Washington, this is an excellent time to discover the multitude of different varietals and styles of wine crafted in the state.
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Washington D.C. - Educational Field Trip Ideas |
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 Our nation's capital city, Washington D.C. is one of the greatest classrooms in the world. Students can take a senior class trip, high school trip, band trip, or musical tour to Washington D.C. for three to four days or more. Student travel tours will have time to visit some of the major destinations in Washington D.C. over this time period, and take in the cultural and dining opportunities available, too.
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15 Things You May Not Have Known About North Central Washington |
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North Central Washington provides for one of the widest variety of recreation and scenic opportunities that can be found in one region. There are snow-capped mountains, glacier-fed lakes, rivers, and streams, and arid desert areas as well. Whether exploring the Okanogan highlands to the north, the Cascade Mountains to the west, or the sage covered coulees to the east there is plenty to see and do in North Central Washington. The communities of North Central Washington offer weekend festivals and holiday celebrations throughout the year and out of town visitors are welcome to be part of the excitement. There is a rich local history surrounding the entire region and dating back to before European settlers set foot in the area. The North Central Washington area invites visitors to explore its resources thoroughly, but here are fifteen things you may not have known about North Central Washington. |
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