Another round of snow is headed for the Washington, D.C. area. The chance for snow this weekend has increased, and it’s now looking like snow could hit on Sunday morning. This snow won’t be anything close to a crippling blizzard,

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.

Already, around half a foot of snow has fallen across the D.C. region Monday with even more snowfall forecast later in the day. Here’s what you need to know.

Snowfall rates between one and three inches per hour are possible through mid-morning. There will be a break from late morning through early afternoon with intermittent light snow, sleet, or freezing drizzle. A second round of snow is expected late this afternoon and evening before the precipitation ends tonight.

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.

A storm bringing snow Sunday will be followed by an arctic outbreak dropping temperatures into the 'single digits.'

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.

Several inches of snow are expected to fall 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.