DC Weather: Sunny and warm Tuesday ahead

50 veterans arriving at Reagan National Airport today and we have that story in a moment because we were talking about earlier that it was a little gusty out there, you know, hopefully turbulence wasn't too bad. They made safe landings into the area. Which is always a good thing. But we are getting ready for like these colder mornings, right, with these windier starts. That's typical of late fall here in the D.C. That's right. And the temperatures are slipping. A little bit. I just feel like we've been ping-ponging back and forth. And that's not uncommon either, especially not in the type of winters. And, you know, we did our winter weather outlook where we told you we're expecting overall a milder-leaning winter. So we're probably going to ping-pong back and forth, not just through the fall, but relative to normal. We're going to ping-pong back and forth for much of the upcoming winter, too. But you'll certainly notice it when these cold waves come across. And we had a bit of a chilly one this weekend. And we're going to moderate things over the next couple of weeks. Couple of days here in D.C. And then we'll get a really strong push of some chilly air later this weekend. It'll at times feel a bit like winter as we head towards your Saturday and Sunday. So get ready for that tomorrow. Not so worrisome. In fact, sunshine, warm conditions here in the D.C. area. Expecting temperatures probably right around 70 in town. Right now, we're far from 70, though. We're quite chilly to cold. West Springfield's at 43. Haymarket and Leesburg, 42. Germantown at 43 degrees. So is Bowie. 49 for Upper Marlborough. London Town at 43. Montrose, too. Colonial Beach, 46. Prince Frederick out in Calvert County, 48 degrees at this late hour. Our plan for the rest of the night here in D.C. has us dropping down through the 40s. Stay there, though, here in D.C., while suburbs will go into the 30s in many locations. So cold start to your Tuesday, even though temperatures will moderate into the afternoon. Satellite weather, that should be more calm and quiet, not just here. For the bulk of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region, though, there are a couple of showers up across parts of New York and interior New England. Frontal boundary will pass by up there tomorrow. This guy, though, going to kind of more what we call elongate and stretch out to the north and not really make it through here in D.C., at least not towards the end of the week. And this will be the mechanism. For that storm that comes our way later this week to develop along. But out ahead of it is where we'll be the next couple of days here in D.C. That'll leave us on the sunny and milder side of things, particularly tomorrow. I mean, tomorrow's an A-plus here in the D.C. area with highs in the mid-to-upper 60s widespread. Lower 70s, particularly those south and west, might see 72, 73 degrees in a few spots. We'll call for 70 here in town for your day on Wednesday. Starts with a lot of sun for Veterans Day. And then as the day goes on, expect a few more clouds to mix in. ahead of that storm system that's coming our way on Thursday. And this is the one that caused a bit of a buzz over the weekend. Model runs with it, particularly on Friday and Saturday. You may have seen on social media these models were putting down some snowfall here in D.C. A little early in the season. We were pretty confident things weren't going to come together just right, and that's what we're seeing with the latest models with it. Storms developing, but it's kind of a slow developer before it starts getting its act together off the coastline. By then, it's kind of moving past us and quickly moving away from us. So you see mostly a rain event here. The one area that we do think could pick up their first accumulating snows of the season, the mountains. That's not uncommon for November, but there could be a few inches of snow out that way. We'll wrap it up with that expected snowfall map, or at least that model. Snowfall map for it showing zero here in D.C., but you do see a few inches out toward the mountains towards the west. We'll have more on that 7-day coming up in just a bit. Angie?