Clear and chilly this morning; highs near 68°F today. Frost and marine advisories affect parts of the region through early Friday.

Patchy fog this morning across the I‑95 corridor; gusty northwest winds arrive this afternoon. High near 68°F.

USDA confirmed emerald ash borer in Wagoner County, threatening ash stands around lakes and parks. Officials warn against moving firewood and ask residents to report sightings.

Showers arrive late morning with storms possible this evening in D.C. Gusty winds and small craft advisories may disrupt travel and boating.

Clear, cool Monday with sunshine and highs near 69°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely midweek; mariners should monitor advisories.

Patchy morning drizzle and breezy NE winds; small craft advisories through the afternoon.

Showers move in this afternoon across D.C.; heavier rain is likely tonight with small craft advisories on the bay. Expect a cooler, breezy Sunday.

Low 60s this morning; highs near 82°F with scattered storms likely this afternoon. Cooler, wet Saturday with boating concerns.

Sunny and warm in D.C. with highs near 81°F today. Storms become more likely Friday, with a wet, cooler Saturday on the way.

Mid-morning thunderstorms are likely Wednesday in D.C. with gusty winds and brief small hail. Sunshine and near-80°F warmth return Thursday.

A Freeze Warning runs through 10:00 a.m. Tuesday with frost and lows near freezing; sunshine returns and a midweek warm‑up brings higher rain chances.

A Freeze Warning arrives Tuesday morning in D.C.; gusty northwest winds and an elevated fire‑weather concern make today breezy. Protect plants and outdoor plumbing.

Showers and gusty northwest winds hit D.C. during the Sunday commute. Freeze Watch late Monday night could threaten tender plants.