Ian Livingston

The Capital Weather Gang predicts 8 to 14 inches. How about you?

Another round of aurora is possible tonight. Maybe a few light showers this weekend.

A few snow flurries could fly tonight, as wind chills dip to the upper teens and low 20s.

Much chillier early next week with snow showers possible.

We go from an early autumn feel to more like winter over the next few days.

The first wave arrived late Wednesday into Thursday, delivering aurora into the northern tier of the United States. Here’s where another wave of northern lights could hit late Thursday.

The November supermoon is roughly 2,780 miles closer to Earth than the October supermoon. This will also be the closest supermoon since 2019.

Decent autumnal weather continues into early week.

Windy but dry on Halloween before a good-looking weekend.

Rain totals of 1 to 1.5 inches seem like a good bet. The rain is long gone by Halloween.

Only 81 hurricanes have struck as Category 4 or higher since 1851, or about once every other year on average.

Today and tomorrow are on the breezy side.

Highs could reach 70 today before below-normal temperatures the rest of the week.

Still rather breezy today and tomorrow, then lighter winds Friday and this weekend as rain chances remain slim.

The new moon on Tuesday night offers a great opportunity to view the peak, which runs through mid-week.

La Niña, which typically steers storms north of D.C. and tilts the odds toward less snowy winters, has returned. But its weak nature means winter could still hold surprises.

Near 75 and windier tomorrow before our next cold front may spark a strong storm or two.

Sunday night brings the next chance of rain.

A Sunday-Monday coastal storm brings rain, especially east of town.

In Oregon alone, about 340,000 acres of land have burned this year compared with the approximately 1.9 million acres that burned across the state in 2024.