Capital Weather Gang

It’s going to be a wild weekend, with wintry mix, heavy rain and bitter cold between Saturday and Monday.

Some light snow accumulation is possible Thursday night.

Beyond the potential snow, sleet and freezing rain it could bring, it's also going to deliver the coldest air of the season by Monday.

There could still be a lot of snow to come.

Accumulation of a coating to a couple of inches is possible.

This year, the moon will be high in the sky, which makes it the best chance to watch an eclipse in years.

We’ve got an active pattern shaping up tomorrow and into this weekend, with some light accumulation possible tomorrow night.

The tremor occurred at 6:30 p.m., about 136 miles offshore.

It may stay a few degrees warmer than last night.

The Thursday evening commute shouldn't have widespread issues, unless we get an intense burst of snow.

From Tuesday to Thursday, California is going to get a double punch of flooding rain on the coast and multiple feet of snow in the mountains.

Forecasts call for a very cold and stormy pattern peaking in February.

Mostly sunny and slightly warmer today and tomorrow. A bigger storm lurks this weekend with a highly uncertain forecast.

Tuesday ends up a lot like today.

There will be a storm on the East Coast over the weekend, but the kind of weather it might bring (rain? snow? something in between?) is still a mystery.

It appears the Washington region really enjoys snow — and the snow days that come with it.

The storm forced us to keep playing catch-up and, ultimately, we never quite did. But we came close.

Cross-country skiers were out in droves Sunday on the Mall.