Already in 2022, D.C. has received 12.1 inches of snow — more than double the average for January and the most since January 2016, when Snowzilla dumped nearly 18 inches on the city.

You might see more rain than snow, but be prepared for wintry conditions on Sunday night.

But it’ll still be plenty warm.

File this under things your armpits probably already knew, and Capital Weather Gang confirmed.

The area broke its record for consecutive rainy days, according to Capital Weather Gang.

Snow is in the forecast this weekend.

Now NPS is saying that peak bloom is coming before the festival kicks off.

The winter outlook forecasts a “warmer than normal” winter, though the chances of a crippling snowstorm are actually higher than usual.

Maybe the Capital Weather Gang was just taking a page from Sesame Street this week.

GQ’s annual list of the “50 Most Powerful People in Washington” is, not surprisingly, made up of a bunch of federal types. And a couple of party planners.