Rain Showers Continue with Potential for Light Snow Accumulation

Flood watch in effect as heavy rain leads to potential flooding, temperatures to drop into mid-20s by Monday night.

Rain showers are expected to continue through the night, with periods of steadier light rain until midnight. Winds will increase before sunrise, with gusts from the northwest near 25 mph.
Despite the rain and wind, temperatures will stay above freezing, in the mid-30s to near 40 degrees. Occasional non-accumulating snowflakes may mix with the rain north and west of the Beltway.
Monday will see a decrease in showers, with partly to mostly cloudy conditions. Wind gusts from the northwest near 35 mph are possible, and temperatures will drop into the mid-20s to around 30 degrees overnight.
Rain and snow showers are possible late Tuesday into Wednesday, with temperatures dropping to near freezing. A light snow accumulation is possible, particularly on grassy areas north and west of D.C.
The steady, heavy rain experienced over the weekend has led to a flood watch in effect Sunday morning, with potential for areas of flooding near rivers, creeks, streams and in other low-lying areas.