The National Weather Service in Baltimore MD/Washington DC has issued a hazardous weather outlook for the region, with a chance of light snow that could affect the morning commute west of Interstate 95 and north of Interstate 70. Forecasters advise caution, as the snowfall may lead to travel disruptions, according to the forecast.
Weather conditions for the nation's capital today anticipate a high near 45 degrees, with overcast skies and a 60% chance of rain after 1 p.m. The evening may bring further disruption, with a 30% chance of rain before 1 a.m. and mostly cloudy conditions expected as the temperature drops around 32 degrees. Wind gusts could potentially reach up to 20 mph, elevating the likelihood of a brisk night across the city.
The weekend outlook is more favorable, with mostly sunny weather slated for Saturday and a partly cloudy evening. Temperatures will take a plunge to around 21 degrees at night, providing a brisk setting for any evening plans. Sunday will shine with sunny skies, despite the mercury only ascending to a cooler 30-degree high during the day.
As Christmas Day approaches, Washingtonians might brace for a chance of rain, with the weather service forecasting a 30% chance of precipitation and a high near 45 degrees. Similar conditions are expected to persist into the following night and Thursday, with a 40% chance of rain and temperatures hovering around 33 degrees at night, and 45 degrees during the day. Though the outlook remains devoid of substantial hazards, travelers should remain vigilant and attuned to possible fluctuations in conditions.
