DC weather forecast: Frost advisories before warmup into 70s

We look ahead for us. Halloween, seven days away. Next Saturday, we will have Halloween. Cindy, I don't know if we're going to take part in this or dress up for it, but yes, Halloween's quickly approaching. And then we're going to fall back in eight days, and then Veterans Day in 18 days. Tonight, we have a sunset. It happened at 6:17 p.m. We got one more 6 p.m. sunset next Saturday, and after that, we're back into the 5 o'clock hour. But for tomorrow, sunny and nice conditions on the way. Our temperatures right now are in the 50s and the 60s. 58 degrees in Germantown, 59 in Beltsville, and then 62 in Waldorf. We look outside, and this is our camera out at the National Harbor. Temperature 60 degrees, our winds are from the east. It's been kicking in a few more clouds around throughout the day, but today still was a mostly sunny afternoon. And we look at our planner for tonight. We stay in the 50s until 12 a.m., and then after that, we'll see the threat for some frost to set up tomorrow morning as those overnight lows will fall into the 30s, especially for those communities you're seeing in blue. And that's you, Montgomery County, Loudoun County, Frederick, down towards Fauquier County, and areas to the south that are under that advisory. That will last until 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. And then in the afternoon, we're going to warm up to the mid to upper 60s. High pressure is in control, not just for us. Everybody is experiencing nice weather. New England, the northeast, down towards the south, the Midwest, that ridge is blocking everything from everybody. In fact, extreme heat has been happening from Missouri down towards Texas, over towards Illinois, where those temperatures are running 10 to almost 15 degrees above average for this time of the year. But that ridge of high pressure will eventually be shifting over towards the east a bit more, and then we'll get our winds out of the west, and that's what's going to warm us up. By Monday, we'll see those temperatures going from the 60s to the 70s, and then we've got a couple more 70s by the end of the week. So here's your planner for tomorrow we'll start off low 44 degrees in DC 30s in the suburbs 66 degrees by three o'clock and then as we look at the forecast model this is the European model we're going to start the clock on Tuesday because we're going to be dry today's the seventh day that we've been dry we've got another front coming through this is a dry frontal system it's going to cool us off just a little bit and then high pressure builds right back in this is Saturday we stay dry it looks like our next chance for rainfall really doesn't come potentially into Sunday maybe even Monday again this is the European model and then behind that we'll eventually start to cool back down again before tonight these are your low temperatures 38 for a low out of Dallas 35 in Manassas and 38 in Gaithersburg and then 40s to the east of interstate 95 and then tomorrow afternoon we'll give it a high of 66 degrees in DC 67 in Dale City 65 in upper Marlboro and I might be a little bit low for us tomorrow 66 in La Plata 66 in Leonardtown and then for the mountain zones Those numbers will also be very close to seasonable, which is 67 degrees. So there you have it. Sunshine, a lot of it as we go through the rest of this week. Here's your seven-day forecast. Tomorrow afternoon, we start off with those highs in the 60s. Monday, 70 degrees. And then on Tuesday, 69. We have that front coming through. We'll cool things off just a touch on Wednesday. And then those 70s are coming back, Sydney, by the time we roll into your Thursday and Friday. High temperatures, mid-70s. And what did I say? Halloween doesn't look that spooky at all. 73 degrees. You know what's worse is when you can't go out when the weather's bad.