WASHINGTON (7News) — The final Sunday of October will bring more clouds than sunshine and below-average temperatures. Winds ...

We are just about a month into autumn, but many minds are already shifting to the season ahead. Will winter be snowy and cold ...

It will be dry and cooler than average for the last week of October with Monday morning starting out in the 30s and 40s.

A frost advisory has been issued by the NWS for the DC area, warning of potential harm to sensitive vegetation.

With a cool weather pattern settling in for a bit, make sure to keep that cozy sweater — and maybe an umbrella — nearby this week. After light winds and clouds offered suitable conditions for Marine ...

Grab the jacket! A chilly start Tuesday for the Washington, D.C. region with the chance of showers later in the evening.

The predictions for this winter’s weather from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are out, and for the D.C.

Still rather breezy today and tomorrow, then lighter winds Friday and this weekend as rain chances remain slim.

Saturday: Morning clouds, mixing with some increasing sunshine. Highs: 76 - 81. Winds: ENE 10 - 15. Saturday Night: Becoming mostly cloudy and comfortable. Lows: 56 - 66. Winds: ENE 10. Sunday: Mostly ...

The NWS predicts sunny days, with a frost warning and a chance of showers disrupting the weekend in the Baltimore DC area.