The National Weather Service predicts rain and snow showers with high winds in Washington D.C. on Sunday, with clearer skies and cooler temperatures at night. Monday to be sunny with possible wind damage, and a fluctuating week ahead weather-wise.

Rain is expected in Washington D.C. over the weekend, with a 100% chance on Saturday and precipitation up to three-quarters of an inch. Sunday may see less rain and Monday will be sunny.

The National Weather Service forecasts a fair morning, a mild day, and a chilly evening for Washington D.C., with increasing sunshine and calm winds leading to a high of 53°F and a nighttime low of 39°F. Rain is expected Friday afternoon.

Washington D.C. experiences foggy conditions with subsequent clearing and mild temperatures, according to the National Weather Service, with rain expected Friday and Saturday, followed by a return to sunnier weather.

The National Weather Service details the current overcast conditions in Washington D.C. with a calm wind and a chilly temperature of 33°F. The forecast includes patchy fog, mostly cloudy skies, and potential rain later in the week.

Washington D.C. weather: mostly cloudy, highs near 45°F, calm winds. Tonight, lows around 36°F, clouds continue. Sunny Wednesday with highs near 58°F. Rain chances by Thursday night, increasing to 60% by weekend.

D.C. residents expect a gradual warming trend with cloudy days and occasional sunshine, with chances of rain towards the end of the week as per NWS forecast.

Mixed weather is predicted for Washington D.C., with chilly temperatures, potential light snow, and some sunny days, as stated by the National Weather Service.

The NWS issued an update on D.C. weather, describing overcast conditions, with a gradual clearing and temperatures ranging from 29°F to 41°F. A weekend forecast suggests cloudy skies, slight snow chances, and temperatures between 25°F and 58°F.

The National Weather Service reports light snow and winds in Washington D.C. on New Year's Day, with a warning of icy conditions for the morning commute.

The National Weather Service has extended a wind advisory for Washington, D.C., parts of Maryland, and northern Virginia until noon EST, warning of gusts up to 50 mph.

The NWS has issued a Wind Advisory for DC, Maryland, and parts of Virginia with gusts up to 55 mph, raising concerns for unsecured objects, downed tree limbs, and power outages. Travel may be difficult, especially for high-profile vehicles.

Washington D.C. faces overcast skies, cold temps, and light winds. A slight chance of rain on Sunday, with a warmer and windy Monday. The week ahead will be mostly sunny with cold nights.