Storm hits its stride as temperatures drop --- WEATHER GANG | Although the snow shows signs of letting up, it will likely continue falling for several more hours around the Washington region. -- •When will it be the worst? Through 8 p.m. or so this evening, when strong winds and very cold temperatures accompany snow; possible hazardous travel -- •When will it end? 8-11 p.m., from west to east, but strong winds and frigid temperatures follow storm. Subzero wind chills are likely late tonight and Wednesday morning. -- 7:40 p.m. update: It’s still snowing moderately across the region. Even as the snow shows signs of letting up a little, it’s likely to continue falling for another couple hours around the D.C. metro region. I promised SchoolCast and FedCast… so here goes: - More, at: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/wp/2014/01/21/wind-driven-snow-falling-temperatures-as-storm-hits-its-stride-live-updates/?hpid=z2