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Rain expected in D.C. today, with 100% chance of precipitation and patchy fog in the morning. Conditions will continue overnight with more rain and an 80% chance on Friday. Clearing on Friday night, possible rain and snow mix over the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy period for Washington D.C., with high chances of precipitation and patchy fog. A hazardous weather outlook is also issued.

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The National Weather Service issued a Special Weather Statement for Washington D.C. due to dense fog affecting visibility for morning commuters, expected to clear by mid-morning.

Washingtonians will see overcast days, potential rain, and temperatures changing from chilly to warmer as the week progresses, per the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service forecasts an overcast day with light rain in Washington D.C., with temperatures at 35°F and humidity at 82%. Rain will increase over the week with varying chances of precipitation.

The weather forecast for Washington D.C. shows sunny skies with a high of 53 degrees today, and increasing clouds at night. Rain is expected Sunday with highs in the mid-40s to lower 60s throughout the week.

Washington D.C. faces variable weather with a brisk morning, warmer afternoon, and possible rain towards the week's end, as per the National Weather Service.

D.C. weather shifts from a grey, chilly morning to sunnier skies, with cold temperatures persisting and a warmer weekend ahead, but with chances of rain on Sunday.

Washington D.C. expects sunny skies and brisk winds, with a chilly temperature of 45°F, gradually becoming sunnier with highs around 46°F and strong gusts up to 28 mph. Temperatures will drop to around 29°F at night.

Washington D.C. faces varying weather conditions this week with temperature fluctuations, shifting from overcast to partly sunny, and a chance of rain and snow by Sunday.

The National Weather Service issued a cold weather advisory for parts of DC, Maryland, and Virginia due to low wind chills, with potential for hypothermia.