Ian Livingston

A slushy coating to over 6 inches fell in D.C. area, with the heaviest total north and west of the Beltway and in Southern Maryland.

It should be around 60 Saturday, but snow is in the forecast for Monday.

Around 60 Saturday, but wintry mix potential remains in the forecast for early next week.

This warmth is brief, with wintrier weather possible early next week. But then 70 by late week?

Scattered showers or a storm possible this evening. More showers may be around Sunday.

Some areas saw a coating to an inch or so Thursday. Temperatures dropped more than 50 degrees from Wednesday.

Another big cold front is coming. It’ll turn much colder Tuesday.

The earlier tornado watch was canceled. There is still a risk of late-evening showers and storms that could have scattered damaging wind gusts.

Meteorologists did their job but the alarm got carried away, highlighting the need for better communication of uncertainty.

A little cooler than Friday but still above average today. Around 80 in D.C. on Sunday.

70s return tomorrow with 90s possible next week.

This storm is the main precipitation expected in the foreseeable future. The weather pattern may allow for occasional rain, but more storms are unlikely to change the trajectory.

It’ll stay well above normal for temperatures through Saturday. Cooler weather arrives thereafter.

No more 80s for now. After some needed rain today, there are more chances ahead.

Not far from 60 today. Closer to 80 by Tuesday.

Mid-70s today and into the 80s on Sunday. You may need to dodge a few raindrops.

It will be in the 40s in most spots tonight. Temperatures hit the 90s early next week.

1 to 3 inches of rain could fall, good news for the drought.

Showers are probably numerous through the day. Somewhat less damp the next few.

Highs are mostly in the 70s in days to come.