The National Weather Service forecasts a fluctuating weather pattern for Washington D.C., with temperatures varying from highs in the 50s to lows in the 30s, and a mix of sun, rain, and possible snow.

The National Weather Service predicts a temperature drop in Washington D.C. with clear skies later in the day, following a cloudy morning. Tranquil weather is expected to persist into the early week with a chance of rain midweek.

D.C. residents are advised to expect rain and possibly fog with 100% precipitation chances and highs of 53°F, turning clearer but colder over the weekend.

Washington D.C.'s weather expects warmer air, a high near 50°F, and possible rain overnight, followed by a wet Friday with heavy precipitation and strong winds. The weekend may be cooler but mostly sunny.

A Wind Advisory indicates gusts up to 50 mph in the DC area, with potential disruptions and increased fire risk; residents are advised to secure objects and be cautious driving.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Washington D.C., with sunny and breezy conditions, followed by potential showers later in the week.

Washington D.C. wakes to a brisk morning, with temperatures expected to rise to 52°F. A calm wind will become a mild breeze, with a slight temperature drop and clouds overnight.

The NWS predicts a cloudy and windy day in Washington with a high of 46 degrees, cooling to 29 at night. The week will be partly sunny with mid-40s temperatures and possible weekend rain and snow.

Washington D.C. residents face cold January end, with NWS predicting clear, chilly days and some cloudiness, but with a slight warming trend into the week.

The National Weather Service reports a temporary respite from the cold in Washington D.C., with current temperatures at 21°F, wind chill at 13°F, and a sunny but cool weekend forecast.

Washington D.C. is forecasted to have sunny skies with stable temperatures, highs in the mid-30s, and gentle winds, according to the National Weather Service.

The D.C. area is under a Cold Weather Advisory for extreme wind chills as low as -10°F that could lead to hypothermia and frostbite, with precautions urged.

A winter weather advisory is in effect for the Washington D.C. area, with 1-3 inches of snow causing potential travel disruptions. Cold, windy conditions continue into the week with safety precautions advised.