SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 2024

TONIGHT:
Cloudy
Lows: 30s
Winds: West 5-10 mph
Temperatures should remain above freezing inside of the Beltway, preventing freezing slick spots in the morning. However, temperatures outside the Beltway will hover around freezing, leading to the formation of black ice, and all drivers should use caution while on the roads overnight.

TOMORROW:
Decreasing clouds, breezy
Highs: mid 40s
Winds: Northwest 10-20 mph
Clouds will decrease behind the storm system followed by breezy conditions, wind gusts may reach 30 mph.

MONDAY:
Mostly Sunny
Highs: mid 40s
Winds: Northwest 5-10 mph
Dry conditions and temperatures will be near average for this time of year in the 40s.

TUESDAY: POSSIBLE ALERT
Heavy rain, cloudy, and windy
Highs: 50s
Winds: East 10-20 mph
Gusts: 25-35 mph
Heavy rain with the potential for flooding. Rainfall amounts could be between 1 to 2 inches, with isolated totals of more than 2 inches. No wintry weather expected with this storm.

WEDNESDAY:
Rain then clearing, breezy
Highs: Around 50 degrees
Winds: West 10-20 mph
Rain ends from west to east, with skies turning partly cloudy. Still breezy with west winds 10 to 20 mph, gusting to 30+ mph

LOOKING AHEAD:
A very active weather pattern has set up that will bring a parade of storm systems to the Lower 48. The latest updates from the Climate Prediction Center indicate above average precipitation, as well as colder than average conditions, as we head toward the end of January.

2023 WINTER WEATHER OUTLOOK HERE

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