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7:00 AM | **Strong cold frontal passage tonight...powerful winds on Wednesday/Thursday...weekend snow threat**

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7:00 AM | **Strong cold frontal passage tonight...powerful winds on Wednesday/Thursday...weekend snow threat**

Paul Dorian

6-Day DC Forecast

Today

Mainly cloudy and turning noticeably milder, cannot rule out an isolated shower or two, highs in the mid-to-upper 50's

Tonight

Mainly cloudy with occasional rain showers before midnight, increasingly windy after midnight, cold, lows in the mid 30’s

Wednesday

Partly sunny, very windy, cold, near 40 degrees for afternoon highs

Wednesday Night

Mainly cloudy, windy, cold, upper 20's for late night lows

Thursday

Partly sunny, still very windy and even colder, mid-to-upper 30’s

Friday

Mainly sunny, not as windy, quite cold, mid 30’s

Saturday

Mainly cloudy, quite cold, chance of snow later in the day or at night, mid 30’s

Sunday

Mainly cloudy, quite cold, chance of snow, mid 30’s

Discussion

It’ll turn milder today after a chilly, damp start to the day and afternoon temperatures should make it to the upper 50's for highs. A strong cold front will sweep through the region later this evening and likely bring us a round of rain showers before midnight. As low pressure intensifies over New England on Wednesday and strong high pressure edges this way from the Upper Midwest, the pressure gradient will tighten and winds will pick up dramatically. In fact, winds could gust to 45 mph or so on Wednesday and they’ll stay strong through Thursday to go along with progressively colder temperatures. Looking ahead to the weekend, snow is a threat around here as low pressure pulls out of the Gulf of Mexico at the same time strong, cold high pressure slides eastward across southern Canada. It is still too early to tell how quickly this Gulf storm can intensify by the time it reaches the Mid-Atlantic coastline as that'll depend on potential phasing of a northern stream wave of energy with a southern stream disturbance…stay tuned.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Perspecta, Inc.
perspectaweather.com