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7:00 AM | *Way above normal today...much colder air arrives later tomorrow on strong NW winds...snow and/or ice-to-rain on Saturday*

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7:00 AM | *Way above normal today...much colder air arrives later tomorrow on strong NW winds...snow and/or ice-to-rain on Saturday*

Paul Dorian

6-Day forecast for the Washington, D.C. metro region

Today

Becoming mostly sunny, milder and well above normal for mid-January, highs in the mid 50’s

Tonight

Becoming mainly cloudy, chilly, maybe a shower or two late, lows in the lower 40’s

Thursday

Mainly sunny, chilly, becoming very windy with gusts past 40 mph, upper 40’s for highs

Thursday Night

Mainly clear, windy, cold, lows in the mid 20’s

Friday

Mainly sunny, quite cold, quite breezy, mid 30’s

Saturday

Cloudy, cold, snow and/or ice is likely to develop during the morning hours and it should transition to a cold rain, small snow/ice accumulations are possible before the changeover takes place, mid-to-upper 30’s

Sunday

Becoming mainly sunny, windy, cold, upper 30’s

Monday

Mainly sunny, quite cold, lower 30’s

Discussion

Temperatures will make a noticeable rebound today from yesterday’s chilly conditions and should make it into the middle 50's which is well above normal for mid-January. A strong cold front, however, will cross the region early tomorrow and its passage will usher in a much colder air mass to close out the work week. This Arctic air mass will ride in on strong NW winds later tomorrow and tomorrow night that can gust past 40 mph. Strong high pressure will build across southeastern Canada on Friday and temperatures will struggle here to reach the middle 30's. Low pressure over the Great Lakes region on Saturday will spread precipitation our way and with a cold, dry air mass in place, there can be some snow and/or ice at the onset with minor accumulations. A cold, windy and dry day is setting up for Sunday to follow the wintry mess to start the weekend.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Perspecta, Inc.
perspectaweather.com