NWS issues flood watch and outlook for storms in Washington D.C., with heavy rainfall and severe weather potential.

Showers and storms will continue to develop across the region and persist into tonight. There is a very tropical airmass in place, so some downpours may produce rainfall rates of 2 - 3" per hour. This ...

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The weak cold front will continue passing through the area Monday, increasing the odds for more scattered storms, along with ...

Sunday is mostly sunny with some clouds, building in the later part of the day into early evening.  Clouds will be due to the moisture streaming in from Tropical Depression Chantal.

High humidity and warm temperatures are fueling the potential for slow-moving showers and thunderstorms across the D.C. area again on Tuesday, following a round of severe weather on Monday.

The Washington, D.C. region will see mostly sunny skies Friday with highs near 90 degrees with humidity climbing through the day. A chance of showers and thunderstorms on Saturday and Sunday.

After back-to-back years of devastating flooding, Sen. Peter Welch (D-Vt.), is urging Congress to overhaul how the Federal Emergency Management Agency responds to disasters.

The First Alert Weather Team will be on a STORM ALERT, a HEAT ALERT and a FLOOD ALERT on Tuesday. As the heat peaks, so do the chances of storms.

We'll start Sunday morning with a few showers, then a cold front brings scattered storms Sunday afternoon, then drier weather ...

Sunny with a high near 86 and *decreasing* humidity today. A low around 67 overnight. The Nationals will host the Reds this ...