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.

Mixed weather with light snow and cold forecasted in Baltimore/DC area, including a chance of snow and wind gusts over the weekend, with potential travel disruptions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wintery mix for Washington D.C., with partially sunny skies and highs around 39°F, leading to chances of snow and rain over the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts overcast skies, chilly temperatures, and a chance of rain for Washington D.C., with possible snow later in the week.

Washington D.C. residents experienced chilly weather with a high of 36°F and a wind chill of 13°F. Winds will shift to the south, with a chance of rain and slightly warmer temperatures expected later in the week.

Washington D.C. might see snow with a 40% chance during noon to 4pm and northeast winds. Conditions to improve by the evening. Cold continues with a brighter Tuesday forecast. Light snow may disrupt morning travel.

A Freezing Fog Advisory is in effect until 9 AM for the DMV area, reducing visibility for morning commuters; temperatures are at 29°F with cloudy skies expected later.