7:00 AM | **Low pressure intensifies off the Mid-Atlantic coastline later tonight and brings us a cold, soaking rain** — Arcfield Weather

6-Day forecast for the Washington, D.C. metro region

Today

Becoming mainly cloudy, cold, rain likely to develop by mid-afternoon, highs in the mid 40’s; E-NE winds around 5-10 mph

Tonight

Mainly cloudy with periods of rain, snowflakes can mix in at times in the far northern and western suburbs, breezy, cold, lows in the mid-to-upper 30’s

Wednesday

Mainly cloudy early in the day, but then increasing amounts of sunshine, breezy, cold, highs not far from 50 degrees

Wednesday Night             

Partly cloudy, cold, lower 30’s for late night lows  

Thursday

Mainly sunny, windy, cold, mid 40’s 

Friday

Mainly sunny, quite cold, lower 40’s  

Saturday

Mainly sunny, very cold, near 40 degrees

Sunday

Mainly sunny, still quite cold, lower 40’s

Discussion              

Low pressure will form later today near the Mid-Atlantic coastline and then intensify later tonight as it pushes to the northeast over the western Atlantic Ocean.  Rain will likely develop here by mid-afternoon and continue tonight moderate-to-heavy at times.  It may just cold enough for snowflakes to mix in at times tonight across some of Washington D.C.’s far northern and western suburbs and some accumulating snow is likely across far western Virginia and eastern West Virginia.  After the departure of the low on Wednesday, high pressure will build back into the region as a reinforcing cold air mass moves in from the northwest. In fact, high temperatures at the end of the week are likely to struggle to reach the lower 40’s which is well below-normal for mid-November.

Meteorologist Paul Dorian
Arcfield Weather