Tomorrow and Saturday are cooler, with highs struggling to reach 60. Trending warmer and less wet into early next week. 🔷 CWG’s detailed D.C.-area forecast Today’s daily digit — 5/10: A nice change of pace from the extreme heat

The cloudy, cool-to-chilly and at times wet weather will persist through Friday and into Saturday. It won't rain all day, but it will be hard to make outdoor plans around the off-

Heat wave begins Monday Record highs likely for the next three days Storms Wednesday p.m. Rain to impact Memorial Day weekend Get ready to crank up the A/C and remember to drink plenty of extra water as our first significant heat wave of 2026 arrives.

The heat wave continues across the DMV as Tuesday marks day two of the three-day heat wave. High temperatures will once again soar into the low and middle 90s, with a few upper 90s possible in the urban corridor and parts of central Virginia.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are looking like the wettest days at this point, which is why we've issued a Weather Impact Alert from noon Thursday to Saturday. We may have to extend the Alert beyond Saturday,

Saturday's balmy temperatures in the Washington DC area were short lived, as Sunday's rain showers gave way to colder temperatures to begin the work week. Here's what you can expect in the DMV this week. Residents around DC were greeted Monday morning with ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — Near 83 Tuesday? Here’s What It Means for DC Weather Records Astronomical spring hasn’t officially arrived yet, but it may feel like it in Washington, DC this week. Forecast highs on Tuesday could reach 80, which would break the ...

Saturday's rain should clear out by Sunday, but more storms are expected through the early part of this week. FOX 5's Cesar Cornejo has the latest rain forecast for the Washington, D.C. area.

A potentially powerful, so called "super" El Niño is rapidly developing in the Pacific Ocean as we continue our journey through the spring months. Most forecast models from major climate centers are increasingly suggesting that the event could rival or even exceed some of the strongest recorded El Niño episodes seen in 1982-83,

Keep your umbrella handy! Once rain chances return Wednesday afternoon, they'll stick around through the start of next week.