Washington D.C.'s forecast predicts a sunny day with highs near 44°F and windy conditions, shifting to a cloudy evening. Rain chances increase over the weekend with warmer temperatures and breezy conditions.

Northeastern Maryland faces a winter weather advisory due to possible ice and sleet, with variable conditions in Washington D.C., including rain and slight sleet accumulation.

Christmas weather in Washington, D.C. features overcast skies, scattered showers, and a forecast of sleet and rain, with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week and sunny days expected by Tuesday.

Washington D.C. sees a chilly morning with a sunny weather forecast, and rain expected later in the night. The week may see little snow but chances of rain continue.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather in Washington D.C. leading up to Christmas, with chances of rain and snow. Temperatures range from chilly to warm, with windy conditions at times.

The forecast for the nation's capital shows a cool but brightening day, with clear skies and temperatures rising to 45°F, followed by a mostly sunny weekend. Christmas weather looks mild, with highs around 50-57°F.

Washington D.C. is on alert for high winds, with a Wind Advisory in effect, and faces a mix of weather conditions, including temperature changes and potential power outages.

The National Weather Service has issued advisories for D.C., forecasting rain and strong winds with potential gale-force conditions and a Wind Advisory in Maryland.

The National Weather Service reports a chilly start in D.C. with increasing clouds and a high near 50°F. Rain is likely Thursday, with a 100% chance by night. The weekend will see cooler temperatures and partly sunny skies.

Washington D.C. experiences a winter chill with a current temperature of 25°F (-4°C), calm winds, 69% humidity, and clear visibility. The forecast suggests sunnier and warmer conditions, reaching 37°F later in the day.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny weather for Washington D.C. with a high near 31 and windy conditions. A warming trend midweek is expected with rain likely by Thursday evening.

Washington D.C. area residents woke up to 1-3 inches of snow with more expected, challenging travel with slippery conditions and reduced visibility due to fog. Cold temperatures and icy conditions are likely to persist.

Washington D.C. is preparing for a snowstorm with 1-3 inches expected, prompting a Winter Weather Advisory from tonight until Sunday morning. Travel caution is advised.