D.C. climbs to 88 degrees Friday before showers and thunderstorms become increasingly likely through Sunday. Cooler, sunnier weather arrives next week.

Patchy morning fog gives way to sunny, unusually warm weather in Washington before rain and cooler temperatures arrive this weekend.

Clouds linger Tuesday, then D.C. heats up into the upper 80s before rain chances rise this weekend.

Clouds and a few early showers linger Monday, but Washington is headed for a warm, mostly dry stretch through Thursday.

Rain showers and gusty northwest winds will make Sunday feel distinctly wintry in Washington before warmer weather returns midweek.

A nor’easter will bring rain, gusty winds and below-normal temperatures to Washington this weekend. Warmer weather returns next week.

A cool, windy Friday arrives in Washington before rain chances increase this weekend. Coastal flooding remains a concern near the waterfront.

A cool, breezy Thursday brings tidal flooding concerns to low-lying D.C. shorelines. Friday will be drier and warmer, with the forecast extending into early next week.

Light rain, fog and gusty winds keep Washington cool Wednesday before sunshine returns Thursday and warmer weather builds into next week.

Rain, fog and gusty northeast winds are taking over Washington through Wednesday. Drier weather arrives Thursday, with warmer days ahead this weekend.

A cool Monday leads into a rainy, windy stretch across Washington, with Tuesday bringing the week’s most unsettled conditions.

Sunday’s humid warm-up brings showers and thunderstorm chances to Washington before a cooler, wetter pattern takes over Monday through Thursday.

Saturday looks like the weekend's best bet for outdoor plans in Washington, but storms and cooler temperatures are lining up for the days ahead.