The first few days of autumn are going to be quite wet and cool.
National Airport
Dulles
BWI
Right Now
63.0 °
(17.2° C)
Weather
Light Rain Fog/Mist
Wind
Northeast at 8.1 mph
Wind Chill
63 F
Dew Point
60.1 F
Pressure
1024.4 mb
Last updated: Sep 24 2018, 2:52 a.m.
61.0 °
(16.1° C)
Weather
Overcast
Wind
Northeast at 8.1 mph
Wind Chill
60 F
Dew Point
61.0 F
Pressure
1024.3 mb
Last updated: Sep 24 2018, 2:52 a.m.
61.0 °
(16.1° C)
Weather
Light Rain Fog/Mist
Wind
Northeast at 6.9 mph
Wind Chill
60 F
Dew Point
61.0 F
Pressure
1024.5 mb
Last updated: Sep 24 2018, 2:54 a.m.
At a Glance
Mon.
61° /68°
70%Tue.
65° /79°
50%Wed.
70° /85°
60%Thu.
63° /71°
40%Fri.
62° /77°
20%Sat.
59° /76°
Today won’t exactly be the ideal first full day of fall many of us were hoping for, as outdoor plans take a hit.
Steady rain in the morning may lighten to showers or drizzle during the afternoon, but by then the damage may have already been done.
Tomorrow will not be the best day for outdoor activities.
If you've got outdoor things to do, today is your day.
There's not much to worry about here.
It should stay mostly dry through Saturday, although clearer skies are limited.
This is a full moon that likes to linger low in the sky.
The fall equinox arrives Saturday evening at 9:54 p.m. Eastern.
If it struck today, the damage would be unimaginable.
After a few drier days, rain is back by Sunday. That risk lasts into next week.
Conditions remain fairly pleasant as we end the work week.
Entire communities, including housing developments, shopping centers, farms, forests and roads, are engulfed by water.
Storm Bronagh is on the way in the wake of Storm Ali, and there might be more on its heels.
From Southern California to northern Maine, unusually warm nights have set this summer apart, piling up in record numbers.
Rain threats are minimal for the next two days.
Temperatures drop quickly through the 70s,
There's not much to worry about when it comes to our weather.
Just one year on the heels of Hurricane Harvey, this now infamous storm delivered a flood catastrophe across the Southeast with over 30 inches of rain in spots.
