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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Latest on the massive snowstorm that hit the East Coast. (all times local): In the Washington area, Metro says service is restored on all rail lines and all 91 stations, but service will be slightly modified. Metro says trains will run every eight minutes on each line Wednesday. Usually during rush hour, trains run every six minutes. In the downtown core of the system, trains will serve stations about every four minutes. Rush Plus yellow line service between Franconia-Springfield and Greenbelt is not operating Wednesday, but blue line trains will run every eight minutes to compensate. Bus service will also still be restricted, although the number of routes in service will double from Tuesday. Metro spokesman Dan Stessel says ridership was down by roughly 60 percent Tuesday from a normal weekday, largely because the federal government was closed. Metro expects lower-than-normal ridership on Wednesday, too.

The Latest: DC Metro service restored to all lines