Weather Stories

Storm Team4 is in weather alert mode Friday, which will bring steady rain, sharp wind chills and, for parts of the D.C. area, wet snow.

Storm Team4 is in weather alert mode Friday, which has felt more like January than November, meteorologist Amelia Draper noted. The D.C. metro area shivered through rain, snow and wind chills in the 20s and 30s. It’s been the coldest day since mid-February. Temperatures were above freezing, but the day only warmed up to the low-to-mid 40s. By...

Storm Team4 Meteorologists Amelia Draper and Jessica Faith participated in an event for young women interested in pursuing STEM.

Tell us what date and time you think the first inch of snow will fall at Reagan National Airport this season.

Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Amelia Draper discusses warm temperatures over the years and if that’s going to affect the possibility for future snow.  

It’s going to get frosty overnight Monday.

The sky does appear more blue in the fall and there are a couple of reasons why. Metrologist and science teacher Ryan Miller explains in this edition of Science 4 Everyone.

Viewers from around the region were able to see the northern lights Thursday night. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue spokesman Pete Piringer shared the splendor on X, taking advantage of it to remind people to check their smoke alarms. The rare sight was possible due to a big solar storm, Storm Team4 Chief Meteorologist Doug Kammerer said. It was ...

Local residents are reuniting with loved ones who recently evacuated from Florida before Hurricane Milton hits the state. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.

Watch the live path of the hurricane as it threatens to devastate Florida’s Gulf Coast, an area hit hard by Hurricane Helene two weeks ago.

Fall foliage is expected to peak in D.C. at the end of October. But the news is not great for bright autumn leaves in 2024.

Ragweed can wreak havoc on a person’s allergies. And there are some spots where conditions are more ideal for ragweed growth in our area. Meteorologist and high school science teacher Ryan Miller explains in this week’s Science 4 Everyone.

Feels-like temperatures surpassed 100° in the D.C. area Wednesday afternoon amid poor air quality in the region. Storm Team4 Meteorologist Chuck Bell said it’s important to stay weather alert during the sweletering heat. Wear light, loose-fitting clothing, drink plenty of water and limit time outdoors, especially if you’re doing strenuo...