Today will feel much more like mid-January than mid-November! We are off to a freezing start this morning, and temps will struggle to get back into the 40s. We will contend with a strong northwesterly flow throughout the day with gusts up to 30-35mph. Feels like temps likely stay

We have a cold night on tap! Northwesterly flow will usher in much colder temps tonight, with many areas bottoming out below freezing. Where the growing season is still active, in Southern MD and Tidewater VA, Freeze Warnings are up! Spotty flurries are also possible overnight!

After last night's thunderstorms, we have a much more seasonal day on tap. A strong northwest flow will usher in cooler temps as many areas will see temps max out in the 40s. Gusts up to 25mph will make it feel cooler. Snow showers are possible in the mountains today, as well.

This cold front is coming through like it’s a night in mid-July! What are you seeing out there?

Quite literally a snowicane out in Lake Michigan currently

An incoming cold front will usher in our first true cold blast of the season this week. Temps on Tuesday will struggle to get into the 40s! Temps Monday and Tuesday night will likely bottom out in the 20s. We also cannot rule out some scattered flurries late Monday into early

As our cold front begins to work through, we are seeing showers and even a couple of non-severe thunderstorms develop! These are putting down briefly heavy rain, gusty winds, and a few rumbles of thunder. These should work through over the next hour or two as cooler air works in.

We are off to a cold and frosty start this morning, especially away from the water! We will see temperatures gradually rise to the seasonal level by this afternoon with increasing cloudiness. Chance of rain overnight.

We have a chilly night on tap with many areas heading down into the 30s! Frost Advisories are up along and east of I-95, where the growing season is still active here late in the season.

We have another windy day on tap! We will have winds pick up this afternoon that could gust up to 35-40mph+ going into the overnight hours. With the dry conditions we have across the region, this will set us up for the increased risk of wildfires.

Happy Election Day! We have pretty nice weather on tap across the region with some passing clouds and temps maxing out around 60° this afternoon!

We have rain out there this morning as a system sits just offshore. We should see the rain begin to shut off by mid-to-late morning as it pulls away. Clearing skies this afternoon with temps in the 60s before westerly winds pick up this evening.

Behind yesterday's storm system, we have a blustery day on tap! Wind gusts up to 35-50mph are possible across the region as drier air works in from the west. Wind Advisories are up for northwestern locations through this evening. Otherwise, mostly sunny skies and highs in the 60s

Some areas saw up to an inch of rain last night as our low pressure crossed the mountains. Additional rain is likely this morning into this afternoon with up to another inch of rain possible. As we see rain move onshore, there could be some embedded storms that may pose a low-end

A developing area of lower pressure is set to bring periods of rain, which could be heavy overnight, to the region over the next 24 hours. Up to 1-3" of rain is possible, along with rumbles of thunder Thursday morning. We will also see a strong onshore flow prompting coastal

This morning, #HurricaneMelissa is a powerful #CAT5 #Hurricane, and is continuing to strengthen. #Melissa will look to make landfall tonight into tomorrow morning in Jamaica with catastrophic impacts. Cuba and then the Bahamas will be up next early this week before Melissa races

We are off to a frosty start this morning with many communities waking up to temps in the 30s! Mostly sunny skies this morning should help us recover back into the upper 50s to lower 60s by this afternoon. Spotty shower possible this evening, especially north of D.C.

We have a chilly night! Many areas inland are heading into the lower 30s tonight, and Freeze Warnings/Frost Advisories are up where the growing season is still active. The marine influence of the Bay should keep coastal areas in the 40s/upper 30s. But even still, patchy frost is

This evening, we are watching Tropical Storm #Melissa in the Caribbean Sea. While she will not move much in the next several days, we will begin to see her rapidly intensify this weekend. She may become a major hurricane by Monday thanks to deep, warm water and little wind shear.

Behind last night's rain, we are seeing clearing skies take hold this morning! Wind will shift to be northwesterly and usher in cooler air today. Winds may gust up to 20mph at times in the afternoon as temps peak in the mid-60s!