A foggy dawn gives way to sunny skies and a 67-degree high Sunday, with warmer afternoons building toward a 75-degree Friday.

Washington gets a sunny weekend, chilly nights and a warm-up to 73 degrees by Friday. The umbrella can stay home.

Sunny skies are sticking around in D.C., but the nights are about to feel a lot more like fall. Frost is possible in some outlying areas this weekend.

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Sunny skies are sticking around Washington through Tuesday, but chilly nights and a possible weekend frost risk are coming along for the ride.

Washington gets a sunny, breezy Tuesday with a high in the 60s, but the week ahead turns noticeably cooler at night. Tidal communities near the Chesapeake Bay may also see minor flooding.

Washington gets a sunny, dry week, but Monday starts chilly and Tuesday could bring gusty winds. Coastal communities nearby face higher water concerns.

Sunny skies and a high near 60 make Sunday the easy pick for outdoor plans in Washington. Chilly nights and a dry forecast follow through Saturday.

Light rain and gusty winds kick off a chilly Saturday in Washington, with temperatures plunging into the 30s overnight. Sunny, milder weather returns next week.

Washington, D.C., starts Friday foggy and damp before heating up to 83 degrees. Storms and a sharp cold front arrive by evening.

Washington gets rain Thursday, 83-degree warmth Friday and a sharp weekend cooldown that could bring frost nearby.

D.C. could flirt with a daily heat record Wednesday before storms, rain and a sharp weekend chill arrive.