Clear Skies Return as Cold Front Moves into DC Sunday Night
The Washington D.C. area is experiencing a transition to colder weather as November closes. A cloudy Sunday has given way to potential rain and even snowflakes, particularly during the night.
Weather Update for D.C.
According to meteorologist Mark Peña, clearing skies are expected Sunday night. This will precede a cold front bringing gusty winds, reaching up to 25 miles per hour.
Monday’s Forecast
On Monday, residents can expect ample sunshine, although temperatures will remain unseasonably cool. Highs are projected to be in the 40s, which is approximately ten degrees lower than the typical average for this time of year.
- Monday Night: Another weather system may bring rain and snow overnight.
- Potential Accumulation: Small, slushy snow accumulations could occur, especially on elevated surfaces.
- Temperature Changes: Afternoon temperatures may rise above freezing, transitioning the precipitation into a cold rain.
Midweek Conditions
Weather forecasts indicate that Wednesday and Thursday will bring daytime highs in the 40s. However, by Friday, temperatures are predicted to dip again, likely staying between the upper 30s and low 40s. This shift could initiate another wintry mix, potentially affecting weekend plans.
Detailed Daily Forecast
| Day | Conditions | Highs | Winds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday Night | Partly Cloudy | 29-34°F | Northwest 5-10 mph |
| Monday | Mostly Sunny | 40-44°F | North 10-15 mph |
| Tuesday | AM Mix, PM Showers | 36-40°F | North 5-10 mph |
| Wednesday | Mostly Sunny | 40-44°F | Northwest 5-10 mph |
| Thursday | Partly Cloudy | 40-45°F | Northwest 5-10 mph |
As the week progresses, residents are advised to stay tuned to Emegypt for the latest weather updates and advisories. The return of clear skies may offer some relief, but temperatures will remind us that winter is approaching.
