We don’t see this very often around here.
A blizzard warning goes into effect at 1 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Sunday. This latest warning from the National Weather Service upgrades yesterday’s blizzard watch.
Prince William
Planners in Prince William County remained focused on Dale City.
A public workshop last summer on the revitalization and reshaping of the bedroom community. On Tuesday, county leaders were briefed on the plan which includes developing multi-story buildings, new homes and finding new uses for parking lots that largely go unused.
This map from the National Weather Service posted this morning shows the “most likely” snow totals for our region. Accumulation is expected Friday through Saturday night.
Sliver lining — it’s going to be mostly sunny on Sunday.
In order to commemorate the grand opening of Bach to Rock Music School in Bristow, we have scheduled a ribbon cutting ceremony on February 1.
The ribbon cutting will begin at 11:30 a.m. at Bach to Rock Bristow located on 9070 Devlin Road, Suite 100, in Bristow.
Several area localities are posting information about snow removal and snow emergency routes. (more…)
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Like most grocery stores in our area today, lines at Aldi on Liberia Avenue in Manassas snaked from the front to the back of the store.
“Please place your milk, eggs, and water on top of your cart when you come through,” one employee shouted as customers queued up to come through the lines.
Two men are each charged with two counts of shooting into an occupied vehicle.
In December, the rear window of a vehicle was shattered by a BB gun pellet, police said. A similar incident was reported a few weeks later.
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Crashes were “everywhere” on Wednesday night, according to a Prince William County emergency dispatcher.
A sheet of ice crippled drivers making their way home after work. The snow began falling about 5:30 p.m. and lasted about three hours.
Prince William County Emergency Management Director Pat Collins issued this statement this afternoon about the impending snowstorm: (more…)
The region is under a Blizzard Watch, as a potentially historic winter storm could dump a foot or more of snow on our area.
The watch goes into effect Friday night and lasts until late Saturday night.