We're a bit milder by this weekend, as we inch closer to making this D.C.'s wettest year on record.
You'll probably still want various levels of bundled up.
Mostly sunny, tranquil weather today and tomorrow before unsettled conditions return Thursday. Heavy rain possible on Friday.
This midwinter weather isn't giving up just yet, but milder times seem to be brewing.
Temperatures are below normal to start the week. Later this week, we could break our all-time yearly rainfall record.
By midnight, the snow should be over in most areas.
Accumulating snow is likely to remain a good distance south of the Beltway, but light amounts are possible as close as Fredericksburg.
There has been something of a north trend with the anticipated snow shield.
The high pressure behind the midwinter chill is working to keep that storm mainly south.
Temperatures more typical of midwinter have settled in.
