Weather

We're enjoying clear skies Wednesday morning across the D.C. region.

A quiet weather pattern is bringing the Washington, D.C. region warm temperatures and sunny skies Tuesday.

A major sinkhole that has damaged a water line, caused road closures and affected businesses is the talk of the town in Frederick, Maryland.

A cool and breezy start to the workweek with dry skies, sunshine and highs in the mid-60s.

Two construction barges broke free in the Potomac River near Harpers Ferry Saturday night after several days of heavy rain caused high water levels in waterways across the D.C. region.

After two soaking wet days, the D.C. region is finally drying out Sunday, but keep a jacket handy if you plan to be outside for your Mother's Day celebrations because temperatures will be unseasonably cool.

The wet weather continues Saturday to start our Mother's Day weekend, a day after the D.C. region saw soaking rains and severe storms.

Showers and thunderstorms are moving into the Washington D.C. area Friday and will linger into the Mother's Day weekend.