One Last Chance For Snow In Arlington

ARLINGTON, VA — Once again, Arlington was left high and dry with the latest snowstorm, with even the most modest predictions of a dusting proving to be overstated. Most of us didn't even see snowflakes.

However, we may not be completely done with winter weather -- although if you're a betting person, go ahead and push the chips in.

Another storm is materializing that could impact our area a week from today, according to the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang, so it will be something to keep an eye on in the coming days. However, CWG says that it "looks like another New England special."

New England has been the polar opposite of the D.C. area, getting pounded by snowstorm after snowstorm in recent weeks. While we look forward to an early spring, they will be digging out of the white stuff for a while, it looks like.

So what does the rest of the week look like in our area? Well, for one thing it's going to be very dry. Weather.com shows every single day this week and into the weekend at a 0 percent chance of precipitation, except for Friday which will be only 10 percent.

It will stay fairly cool to downright frigid as well, but could edge into the low 50s on a couple days. The highest high is projected to be in the mid 50s on Sunday, and the lows are forecast to be in the mid 20s for most of this week.

So no snow, but it certainly won't feel like spring this week.