A fast-moving clipper system will bring the possibility of a brief period of rain, snow, and freezing rain to the Washington, D.C. region on Tuesday morning. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Christmas Eve for D.C. and surrounding areas of Maryland and northern Virginia.

A cold front is pushing through the region bringing us some tricky holiday weather. Good news though, by Christmas morning, the skies will clear and calm.

A quiet and mild Christmas Eve is ahead. Our next storm system will bring a Christmas cooldown as mountain snow returns. The Denver metro area could see light rain/snow showers in the evening.

We’ve seen our last cold day–for a while. With high pressure pushing off to the east, winds are starting to become south/southeasterly which means a warm-up is not far away. We’ll enjoy highs in the 40s and 50s over the next week.

Sun today, rain on Christmas

Tonight: clear, cold, and frosty. Lows will be in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Monday will be a pleasant day with plenty of sunshine as high pressure sits northeast of Alabama. This will send a dry and cool wedge of air into Alabama from the east keeping us dry with high temperatures in the

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Rain exits Wednesday night, but some drizzle could stick around on Thursday. Another more promising round of rain is here Friday then again Saturday. Temperatures continue to warm