Spotty freezing rain may coat decks and bridges in D.C. this morning. Rain continues with highs near 45°F and a fast warm-up midweek.

Snow likely after 9 a.m. with a narrow band that could slick parts of the D.C. commute. Freezing rain is possible overnight into Tuesday in higher terrain.

Clear and breezy Sunday in D.C., highs near 48°F. A light wintry mix with possible freezing rain could make Monday night into Tuesday's commute slippery.

Sunny, mild Saturday with highs near 63°F in D.C. Heads-up for a possible Monday-night wintry mix that could make bridges slick.

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Patchy fog this morning in D.C. lifts to mostly sunny skies and a mild weekend; a low-confidence wintry mix may return Monday–Tuesday.

Light rain is possible Thursday across the D.C. area with pockets of overnight fog. Expect sun and warmer temperatures Friday and Saturday.

Cloudy, upper‑30s morning with a brief shot of light snow; gusty southwest winds this afternoon and minor tidal flooding possible at Annapolis.

A sharp overnight refreeze left morning temperatures in the 20s and raised the risk of black ice across D.C.; sunshine should return with highs near 39°F.

Light snow may linger this morning with icy refreeze risk; northwest gusts could reach 35–36 mph this afternoon.

Rain will change to wet snow Sunday night; expect 2–4 inches in the DC metro and gusty winds.

A coastal low will bring rain Sunday with a change to snow Sunday night into Monday. Expect 2–5 inches in parts of the D.C. metro and travel delays.

Rain is expected in Washington D.C. today with a 100% chance before 11am, followed by fog clearing by noon, light winds, and temperatures near 59°F. The weekend forecast includes a mix of rain and snow with varying chances of precipitation.