Residents in the D.C. area are being warned of potential fire danger due to dry and windy conditions persisting into the evening...

The National Weather Service in Washington, D.C. issued a Red Flag Warning for wildfire risk and a Gale Warning for high winds today in the capital region.

The National Weather Service forecasts warmer temperatures and a mix of cloud cover and sun for D.C., with a gradual upswing in temperatures and possible rain towards the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts a varied week of spring weather for Washington D.C., including sunny days, potential rain, and fluctuating temperatures.

D.C.'s weather for the week includes cloudy skies, a high of 65 degrees, and wind gusts up to 24 mph. Nights will be chilly around 34-39 degrees. Expect mostly sunny days with persistent winds, and a chance of rain by the weekend.

Washington D.C. enjoys sunny weather with a mild breeze, expecting a high of 66 degrees and a cooler 49 degrees at night. The upcoming week predicts a mix of sun and clouds with a chance of showers next Friday.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms for D.C., with a high of 75 degrees and gusts up to 20 mph. A coastal flood advisory is also in effect. Conditions are expected to improve over the weekend.

The weather in Washington D.C. will fluctuate, with sunny days and possible thunderstorms, as highs range from the mid-50s to the high 70s over the coming week.

Washington D.C. experiences warm weather with a 75-degree high. Calm winds precede a 60% chance of Friday rain, and a mostly sunny weekend is expected, with temperatures in the mid-60s.

Washington D.C. enjoys warm weather with highs of 70 degrees and a light breeze. Cooler evenings are expected, with rain possible by the end of the week.

A wind advisory is in effect in New York until 5 PM EDT due to strong winds up to 55 mph, which may cause power outages. Sunny but windy conditions are expected, with calmer weather following.

Washington, D.C., and surrounding areas are under an extended Wind Advisory until tomorrow due to strong winds that may cause damage and power outages.

Washington D.C. faces severe weather with floods and wind advisories, where rain and gusty winds up to 47 mph are expected, urging residents to prepare for potential hazards.