Weather experts say we may finally get some measurable snow on Sunday, following a milder-than-normal winter thus far.
At 66 degrees, it beats out the previous record high by 2 degrees.
Though the rain will linger through late afternoon, it should “generally be light and intermittent.”
Weather conditions this week will alternate between cloudy and sunny skies with the highest temperature at 45 on Saturday.
Snow may fall as early as 8 a.m. on Friday. And the Metro region is in for about 8 to 24 inches.
New Year’s Eve temps will be around 50 degrees.
This week’s weather starts with freezing rain and ends with the possibility of snow, with a brief foray in the upper 60s in the middle. Obviously.
“Near average” is about all the Post’s Capital Weather Gang could muster to describe what the coming winter will look like.
Hey, did you hear? It actually might snow this weekend.
Illustration by Martin Austermuhle….
