The D.C. area is bracing for a potential winter storm this week, with forecasts indicating accumulating snow primarily south of the region. Bitter cold temperatures are expected, with wind chills dropping between 2 to 14 degrees. Winter Weather Advisories and Watches have been issued for Southern Maryland and St. Mary’s County as snowfall predictions fluctuate. While some areas may experience light snow, the bulk of the storm is expected to track south of D.C., leaving the region with minimal impact. Forecasters are monitoring trends closely, as the chance for on-and-off snow showers remains throughout the week. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous travel conditions in affected areas.