The image presents a weather radar map of a particular region, showing various types of precipitation and temperature zones. The key features include: - **Color Coding**: Different colors represent various weather conditions: - **Blue/Purple Areas**: Typically indicate snow or ice precipitation in the northern parts of the map. - **Pink Areas**: Suggest a mix of winter precipitation or sleet. - **Orange/Red Areas**: Often denote rain or warmer temperatures in the southern section. - **Geographic Locations**: Major cities and towns are labeled, including places like Washington, D.C., Richmond, and Bowling Green. - **Snow/Ice Accumulation**: The sections with blue and purple represent areas with significant snow and ice accumulation. Overall, the map illustrates a weather system affecting the region, likely involving a winter storm scenario with varying types of precipitation across different areas.

Graphic showing lots of snow possible in VA/DC/MD