Washington gets rain Thursday, 83-degree warmth Friday and a sharp weekend cooldown that could bring frost nearby.

D.C. could flirt with a daily heat record Wednesday before storms, rain and a sharp weekend chill arrive.

D.C. is in for two sunny, unusually warm days before rain and a sharp late-week chill arrive.

Fog and showers will fade Monday, clearing the way for a warm stretch before late-week storms usher in a chilly weekend.

Rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds will dominate Sunday in Washington before sunny skies and near-80-degree temperatures return Tuesday and Wednesday.

A mild Saturday gives Washington one last break before heavy rain and possible thunderstorms arrive Sunday.

A mild Friday will give way to rain Saturday night and a potentially stormy Sunday across Washington. Drier, warmer weather returns next week.

Sunny skies and a high near 77 arrive Thursday, but a wet weekend is taking shape. Sunday could bring heavy showers and thunderstorms overnight.

Howard County sent warning letters after FEMA redrew flood zones — one homeowner may pay off her mortgage to dodge the cost.

Washington gets sunny skies and highs in the 70s through Saturday, but rain chances rise Sunday and linger into Monday.

Clear skies and cool air start the week in Washington, followed by an 80-degree Thursday and rain chances Sunday.

Patchy fog clears Monday as Washington heads toward sunshine, gusty winds and a high near 72. A cooler but mostly dry week follows.

Light rain and fog will make for a damp Sunday in Washington, but sunshine returns Monday and sticks around through the workweek.