The week of January 5 is wrapping up the way it started: with snow in the forecast. As of Friday morning, DC News Now meteorologists expected that the storm system that’s making its way towards the DMV would bring anywhere from a trace to 4 inches,

Mayor Muriel Bowser has declared a snow emergency for Washington, DC, which will remain in effect through at least the end of the day on Tuesday, January 7.

It is cold enough for snow, and we’ve got more on the way, says FOX 5’s Tucker Barnes, as all eyes shift to a winter weather system that is threatening the Washington, D.C. region this weekend.

A sunny end to the weekend as temperatures climb closer to average in the low 40s on Sunday. Winds are light and the wind chill will not be a concern for today.

WASHINGTON - Snowfall continues to move across the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia areas on Monday morning. The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for D.C., central and northern Maryland, and northern Virginia, effective until 1 a.m. Tuesday.

Between two and four inches of snow are expected to fall on Sunday across the Washington, D.C. region, likely causing hazardous road conditions and travel delays ahead of Monday’s inaugural ceremonies in the nation’s capital.

Light snow and colder temperatures are in the forecast Sunday across metro D.C. One to three inches of snow possible. What: Light snow Sunday. When: 6 a.m. - 7 p.m. How Much: 1-3" Impact: Untreated roads could become snow covered.