Gusty northwest winds and very low humidity raise wildfire spread risk in Baltimore on March 28. Avoid open burning and expect gusty afternoon conditions.

Brisk northwest winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk in Washington, D.C. this afternoon. Expect gusts near 25–30 mph and choppy Potomac waters.

Clear, near-freezing start Saturday; sunny and mild today, then a sharp warm-up leads to near‑80°F on Tuesday with a chance of strong storms Tuesday night.

Cloudy, cool Saturday with a high near 37°F. A strong warmup arrives Monday, then rain and gusty winds move in Tuesday–Wednesday.

A brief round of light snow is possible Saturday morning, then a warm weekend and a storm window Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Clear and chilly Saturday morning in Columbus with a high near 47°F. A strong warmup next week brings storm chances and gusty winds Tuesday–Wednesday.

Sunny, cool Saturday with a high near 52°F. A warmup Sunday–Tuesday, storms and gusty winds likely late Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Chilly start in the low 30s; sunny but breezy today with gusts to 30 mph and a Small Craft Advisory for nearby waters.

Saturday at the Tidal Basin will be bright but chilly; a warm surge next week could speed petal drop and shorten the peak bloom window.

Sunny Saturday with a high near 44°F. A fast warm‑up brings likely showers and storms by Monday night into Tuesday.

Strong onshore winds and a High Surf Advisory hit Jacksonville Saturday. Gusts to 45 mph and life‑threatening rip currents are expected along the coast.

A Red Flag Warning is in effect Saturday, March 28. Gusty winds and very low humidity make outdoor burning dangerous across north and central Georgia.

Clear and warm this morning, but Atlantic beaches face dangerous rip currents and 10+ foot surf starting Saturday night. Expect gusty winds and scattered storms.