DC area forecast brings breezy warm-up before late-week snow chance

Now let's turn to the weather with a live look across our region and the Fox 5 Sky Cam Network. The leaves have changed. The weather seems to be staying chilly, though. It feels like fall is here to stay. Fox 5 meteorologist Jennifer Delgado joining us with a check on the forecast. You know, I was outside after the sun went down last night. Pretty chilly. It was cold last night. I hope you went right back in. Yeah, watching football outside. So if you were layered up and yelling loudly and you had the blood pumping. Yeah, and a hot drink. It was cold. It was. As it was cold, the good news is it's not going to be as cold tomorrow morning. And we've got a warming trend on the way. But, Katie, we're all talking about the chance. Could we see some of our first flakes of the season by the end of the week? Of course, we'll talk more about that. But for tomorrow, we will have the sunshine out there. But it is going to be a breezy day. Wind gusts up to about 35 miles per hour. That is going to be enough to take down a lot of those trees that are hanging on. We'll be dry through the midweek. But we do have a late-week cool down with a chance for rainfall and maybe even a chance could we see some snow. And of course, we'll get to that in just a moment. But this is our view outside our camera out at Arlington, looking into D.C. Our winds are from the south, our temperature 58 degrees and our dew points are in the 30s. So tomorrow morning, it won't be as cold. We've got that southerly wind that's in place right now. And our temperatures are in the 50s across the region. Sixty six degrees right now in Quantico, 56 degrees out of Dulles and then 55 degrees in Gaithersburg. Our temperatures are up a couple degrees and that has helped us out this afternoon. off in the lower 60s. Now, we look at satellite and radar, very quiet. We got high pressure in control, but we have a cold front that's going to be sliding through tomorrow, upper-level disturbance, and that is what's going to be kicking up our winds tomorrow. As I said, going up to about 35 miles per hour, even stronger in the mountains where they have a wind advisory. Before tonight, the temperatures will get down into the upper 40s, not as cool. Then we look ahead for tomorrow afternoon. There's your high, 64 degrees. Those winds shift right back out of the north. West. And then we look ahead into the future, Katie. It's by the end of the week. We're going to see some rain starting on Thursday and some of that cold air wrapping in, put the potential for a little bit of white stuff to happen. Of course, we will be following this. It's a long ways out. You don't need to run out and buy bread, anything like that. But potentially we could possibly see some snowflakes by the end of the week. We do know it's going to be cold and it's going to be a cold rain for sure. Back over to you. Well, it's November, so I suppose it's about It's about time. Thanks, Jim.