A coastal low will bring rain Sunday with a change to snow Sunday night into Monday. Expect 2–5 inches in parts of the D.C. metro and travel delays.

Sunny and dry today with a high near 68°F; warming into the mid‑70s by Monday. Spotty morning frost possible inland; no watches or warnings.

Sunny weekend with milder temps; a wetter system may bring valley rain and mountain snow Tuesday–Wednesday.

A Red Flag Warning runs 10 a.m.–9 p.m. in Austin today with gusts to 30 mph and very low humidity. Avoid open burning and follow local burn bans.

Cloudy morning with a small chance of light rain this afternoon; Sunday turns much colder with gusty northwest winds.

A persistent rotten‑egg odor has plagued Bulls Head on Staten Island for months. DEP crews cleaned sewers and installed manhole filters while health questions remain.

Cloudy Saturday with a few morning flurries mainly south of I-70. Highs near 42°F and a cooler, breezy Sunday ahead.

Gusty northwest winds will pick up this afternoon with highs near 64°F. Expect a warm, dry stretch next week.

Methuen declared a short snow emergency Friday night into Saturday morning. Vehicles left on public ways risk ticketing, towing and a $100 fine.

Dense morning fog could slow early commutes. Highs near 80°F today give way to a Sunday cold front and a sharp cooldown early next week.

Mild Saturday gives way to light snow Sunday, gusty northwest winds could create slick spots. Plan extra time for Sunday travel.

A powerful coastal storm arrives Sunday–Monday with heavy snow, high winds and risk of coastal flooding across the Philly area.

Gusty winds and low humidity have triggered a Red Flag Warning for Hays County while a county burn ban remains in effect. Officials urge residents to avoid outdoor burning.