DC weather: Sunny, breezy Monday with mild temperatures in the 60s

All right, time to get the latest look at the forecast. Cesar joining us with just that. Hello, friend. Well, how are you doing, guy? Uh, I had better days. Why? Because it's a Monday. But weather-wise, not too bad. No, no, it's not too bad. And you know what? The main thing is that we're actually just seeing a little bit more of a breezy condition. Otherwise, temperature's still pretty comfortable out there, right? So let's get down right to it. Let's talk about what we need to know going on here in the area, right? So we continue to see a breezy but sunny Monday out there, and that's really going to be the main thing. But then as we head throughout parts of the midweek, we are expecting to warm back up, right? Back in towards those mid to upper upper 60s. And then by the time we start to wrap up the work week, well, it looks like we have the chance for our next rain system, of course, moving on in, and even potentially some higher elevation snow, talking about more or less over towards parts of West Virginia. That's where we could see some of that, more of that snowy white stuff right out that way. But, hey, afternoon planner looks to not be too bad out there. Of course, temperatures hanging around the mid-60s, but the big thing with that is the winds, and it's thanks to a cold front that slides through our area, keeping us pretty mild for this time of year. Of course, right there near the average of what we see for this time. But gusty winds follow it. So we'll see winds sustained at about 15 to 25 miles throughout this afternoon, with wind gusts up to 34 miles per hour as well. Then as we head into the overnight hours, thanks to the clear skies, Guys, we do end up... Cooling down quite a bit. Look at that. Most temperatures will be back into the low 40s, upper 30s. So again, going to see a chilly start to our Tuesday. So for the school kids, make sure to have them in layers because by the time we start to head back home from school, well, temperatures will be near 70 degrees in certain spots of the area. So upper 60s expected, certainly going to feel like T-shirt weather at that point. So again, plenty of sunshine really to be had. And this is going to be a trend that follows into not only Tuesday, but also Wednesday. Obviously, things change, starting to cool down a bit on Thursday because we start to see cloud cover return as well as some rain showers, right? And, of course, the big thing that everyone was talking about over the weekend was the American model showing the potential for some snow. But as you can see here, while, yes, it does bring in some cooler air for the later half of the work week, we aren't expecting to see enough cold air to really drag in any snow chances east of 81. So certainly going to be a big thing out there for us, right? Over closer towards West Virginia, that's where you can see some of those snowflakes falling. Otherwise, for us, it's mostly rain here over towards parts of the 95 corridor. And then that'll continue into parts of Friday and even then finally drying out by Saturday, though clouds do remain. Here, looking at your seven-day forecast, you'll continue to see most of our temperatures. Comfortably in parts of those 60s until we start to really cool down there by Friday. Look at that, low 50s with some rain chances still hanging around, as well as the weekend. 50 degrees on Saturday, 54 thanks to some sunshine for parts of our Sunday.