Snow-lovers didn't get a lot of flakes on Wednesday in the Washington, D.C., area, and by the weekend it will feel more like spring than winter.
A few snow flurries were spotted in areas including Front Royal and Leesburg in Virginia, Storm Team4 says.
A clipper dropped wet snow and rain in the D.C. area, but Wednesday is too warm for much accumulation.
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Periods of light rain could continue into the afternoon amid temperatures about 40°.
Thursday will begin bitingly cold with lows in the 20s and 30s. Highs will be in the low to mid-40s.
The weekend will start warmer, but soggy — it could be nice for dining on a covered patio or holiday shopping with a trusted umbrella.
Friday will bring highs in the 50s, and light rain is possible by evening.
Temperatures will leap into the 60s and maybe 70s on Saturday — but there’s an 80% chance of rain. Expect a rainy and windy afternoon, Storm Team4 says.
Our next chance for a sunny day will come on Sunday with highs in the seasonal upper 40s, then expect more mild air and sunshine next week.
