Superb photo of the near-full supermoon this morning and a plane departing National. It's gonna be a chilly one tonight! Frost possible inside the Beltway. Updated forecast at cwg.live. 📷: Philip Metlin

❄️ Let’s Go Snow! Odds of early-season flakes are up ⬆️ as we head toward Monday night. It’s a fragile setup -- marginal temps, tricky atmosphere. But hey, it’s the first half of November in the D.C area… and it’s not impossible someone nearby picks up a grassy dusting! 🌨️ Details at cwg.live.

🌌 A strong geomagnetic storm is forecast tonight! 🌝 Currently expected to peak 8–11 PM ET & again before sunrise Fri. Aurora may reach our region, especially on long-exposure shots! 📸 All the details: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

Frost advisory for much of DC region Friday 1-8am due to temperatures that could dip into the low to mid-30s in many locations, resulting in frost. Areas far north and west not included b/c growing season has already ended there. More info at cwg.live

Last night's winds were pretty feisty -- especially between 9p and midnight. Check out these peak gusts. Not shown were gusts of 66 mph in Hagerstown and 59 mph in Thurmont, Md. Some trees and wires came down in Northern Maryland. More info at cwg.live

The Beaver Supermoon over Bethany Beach, Del.

73 today for a high in DC was the warmest in two weeks! 😎 Mild this evening but feisty gusts keep it feeling a little cooler than actual temperatures. 40s for lows tonight and much cooler tomorrow. Forecast updated at cwg.live. 📷 Ian Will

surprised by a burst of gusty winds late Wednesday evening, especially between roughly 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. More details at cwg.live

❄️ Let's Go Snow! Chance of first flakes late Monday in DC area, especially west and north of Beltway. Accumulation a good bet in mountains of eastern West Virginia, western Maryland, southwest Pa (Sun-Tues). This is still 5 days away... so forecast will need to be refined. Details at cwg.live

Did you see the Beaver supermoon Tuesday night? This is the closest supermoon since 2019. If not, you can see it again tonight (Wednesday). Moonrise is at 452p in DC See more photos at cwg.live Photo by @jimhavard.bsky.social

It's scarf-and-gloves weather this morning. Bundle up! #happywednesday #dmv @capitalweather.bsky.social

Good morning from BWI! @capitalweather.bsky.social

@capitalweather.bsky.social great sky on this delightful morning.

A cool morning start followed by a run at 70 deg this afternoon has us going 8/10 for Wednesday, even with a gusty breeze. Noticeably cooler Thursday, but overall mild into the weekend before a BIG cool down. 👉 Full forecast at cwg.live 📷 Photo by David Enzel at Lake Needwood in Derwood, Md.

Temperatures up and down quite frequently ahead. Big news is chance of a freeze even in downtown DC early next week. Would be rather early if so. Find out how early and check out the latest forecast update at cwg.live!

🌕✨ Look up, D.C.! A SUPERMOON lights the sky tonight & tomorrow — our closest since 2019! 🐾 Also called the Beaver Full Moon. 🌅 Moonrise: 4:16p tonight | 4:52p tomorrow ☁️ Skies mostly clear for perfect viewing! More info: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

A bit breezy this evening and tonight -- 20-plus mph gusts add a chill. Seasonably cool Tuesday with lots of sun. 🌞 A (warm?) Near 70 on Wednesday with more sun. 😎 Details in our forecast update at cwg.live. 📷 Fall at the Tidal Basin, by Brian Paeth.

🌤️D.C.’s dry streak rolls on – now four months and counting! October was a rare third straight cool month, but November leans mild, for at least the first half. We may see some snowflakes, too! ❄️ All the details at: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

Most models show a sharp cold front coming through the DC region sometime on Sunday or Sunday night. That front, which may bring a period of showers and a thunderstorm, should usher in the coldest air of the season thus far. Maybe even a few stray snowflakes? More info at cwg.live

We got a little rain along and east of I-95 this morning in the DMV. Even up to 0.25 inches around Fredericksburg and in Southern Maryland. But now we're clearing out... and a really nice afternoon lies ahead. Updated forecast at cwg.live

Since 1992, moisture flowing thru the skies above DC has increased 5.6%, more than the global average. This from exclusive Wash Post analysis led by @BenNollWeather which probed how rising global temps have made the atmosphere more waterlogged. Link: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/inte...

Cool tonight and mild again Monday. Just a stray shower expected through tomorrow morning. Generally decent weather continues into the workweek! Forecast + drought aspects explained 👉 CWG.live Photo by Brian Paeth via Flickr

Gorgeous photography by CWG's @dcstormchaser.bsky.social (Kevin Ambrose) Saturday at Manassas National Battlefiled Park. Fall foliage was near peak. More on his photoshoot at cwg.live

Magnificent morning fall foliage at the Tidal Basin Sunday. Photo by CWG's Kevin Ambrose.

Did you turn back the clock? It was a 6:37 sunrise this morning! @capitalweather.bsky.social

Did ya enjoy that extra hour of sleep? It's an 8/10 Sunday for our first day back to standard time, with decent sunshine, seasonable temperatures and light winds. Full forecast at cwg.live (Photo of fall colors at Arlington House by angela n.)

Less breeze and autumnally cool tonight but overall the weather forecast is decent into the early portion of the workweek. Shower chances may creep in by Sunday night into Monday. Forecast + allergen update 👉 CWG.live Photo by Ian Will via Flickr

That extra hour of sleep is almost here! 💤 We fall back 1 hour tonight at 2am, but it’s not always as glorious as it sounds. Both the fall and spring time changes can mess with our sleep and health. 🌞 Pro tip: Morning sun is your best friend in the days after both time changes More tips: cwg.live

Welcome to November! A sun-filled weekend ahead with pleasantly cool highs around 60 both days. Some prime leaf peeping conditions. Forecast in detail: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

With the wind this Halloween, be careful with jack-o'-lanterns or just don't light this year - esp if you're not at home. Fire risk elevated b/c of the wind.

Trick-or-treat temperatures falling through the 50s and into the upper 40s. Gusts drop from about 30 mph early to 20 mph around 8 or 9p. No other weather worries into tonight! Forecast update at cwg.live. 📷Jeannie in D.C.

Shenandoah NP this morning on the Dickey Ridge Trail. Leaves are really starting to fall in spots

🍂 🍁Peak foliage is into western parts of the area! 😍 High color around I95 and moderate color near the bay. Leaves shining after this week's rain -- some drop from that plus wind. Weekend looks ideal for leaf peepers! Details and photos at cwg.live.

Hold on to your Halloween hats... Gusts have already topped 30 mph in the DC area. Peak gusts expected noon to 2 p.m., reaching 40 mph or so. More info at cwg.live

❄️LET'S GO SNOW! ☃️ How much of the white stuff will DC get this winter? We asked 5 long-range forecasting experts. Follow this link for their forecasts ⬇️ www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

Winds already gusting near 35 mph this morning. Gusts around 40 mph through the day. Hang on to your costume! Forecast details at: www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

Mainly clear and minimal weather worry for trick-or-treating. 🎃 👻 Main issue is a gusty wind. It'll make seasonably cool readings feel about 5-10 chillier than the actual temperature. Might need a layer to go with the costume. Details at cwg.live.

Significant flooding in Annapolis and Fells Point due to the persistent onshore winds from the storm that passed through the region Wed night-Thu morning. Map shows coastal flood warnings and advisories that remain in effect. More info & flooding pics at cwg.live

DECENT RAIN-- FINALLY! After less than 1" of rain over the last 40 days, DC area picked up 1-2" since Wednesday night. (A few lingering showers could fall thru midday, but it's mostly over) This will help lessen the drought a bit. Details at cwg.live

8a: Downpours with thunder and even some lightning sweeping into Beltway area from south. Allow extra time for commuting and take it slow. Updates at CWG.live

A taste of spring in late October! Strengthening low pressure to our west Thursday may deliver strong or severe storms in the morning through early afternoon. Gusty winds 💨 main threat, but a tornado 🌪️ also possible. Details at cwg.live.

Minor to moderate flooding is forecast Wednesday afternoon into early Friday along the Mid-Atlantic coast from VA to NJ, and along the shores of the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River, due to an extended period of sometimes gusty onshore winds. More info: cwg.live

DC has seen less than 1 inch of rain in the last 40+ days. We're on track to get 1-2 inches of rain in the next 24 hours -- most of it tonight and tomorrow morning. More info at cwg.live

Thanks to some vigilant friends out there, I have a nearly-complete 87-hour radar loop of #Melissa 's approach to #Jamaica. The loop abruptly ends when the radar is lost (either loss of communication with it or loss of the actual structure). bmcnoldy.earth.miami.edu/tropics/radar/

The latest on Melissa: Pulling away from eastern Cuba after striking as Cat 4, now a Cat 2. Next headed toward southeastern Bahamas (later today) and Bermuda on Thursday. www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025...

Good morning, we should salvage some of today in the DC area, but cloudy and cool as scattered showers increase this afternoon. Much-needed rain ramps up this evening, heavy at times overnight into the morning with thunder possible. The rain is long gone by Halloween 🎃🦇 Full forecast: cwg.live

Cloudy tonight with a passing shower possible. Rain chances increase Wednesday and will turn heavier at night into first half of Thursday. Maybe some thunder? Details at cwg.live Photo of cause of rumbles today. Blue Angles over DC by John Sonderman.

Perhaps a chilly breeze, but the rain will be long gone by Halloween, and trick-or-treat temperatures should be fairly tolerable with a jacket. More forecast details at cwg.live

Much-needed rain coming to DC late Wednesday into Thursday. Most areas should get at least an inch, with 1.5"+ possible -- especially in our western areas. More info and our forecast update at cwg.live

Perhaps the most ominous satellite presentation we've seen. Cat 5 Melissa within 2 hours of landfall in Jamaica. Winds at 185 mph (tied for 2nd highest on record). Pressure at 892 mb (tied for 3rd lowest). Will be one of strongest Atlantic storms to make landfall ever recorded.