After days of ice, Monday brings rain across the D.C. region and freezing rain north and west of Washington.
Winter weather advisories are in effect for Montgomery and Frederick counties in Maryland, Loudoun and Fauquier counties in Virginia, and other areas to the north and west of D.C. See all winter weather alerts here.
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Scattered afternoon showers will give way to widespread rain across the region beginning between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. The rain could be heavy at times.
Pockets of freezing are possible in the areas under the winter weather advisories until midnight.
Temperatures will rise over night, and the rain should be gone by 8 a.m.
Tuesday will be breezy with a chance of isolated showers.
It looks like we could have another wintry mess on our hands for Thursday with snow, sleet and rain. It’ll eventually change to rain by Friday morning, but once again, we will be monitoring temperatures through the duration of the event. Details still need to be ironed out for Thursday’s storm at this point.
