Damon Matson

Radar check, 3:35 PM: Rain isn't letting up along and east of I-95. Some bright banding (melting just above the ground) is creating all the red over Stafford County, but locally heavy rain is still falling there. Light rain is finally creeping into Loudoun and Frederick Counties. https://t.co/ug4j6GkpOH

Soaking rain continues to fall and will drench most of the area into the night. Will there be drier weather over the weekend so we can get out and enjoy all the events going on? Your Friday Afternoon Forecast has the latest: https://t.co/oJ7piiGkTp https://t.co/oArMeQzT3e

Some parts of the DMV have already picked up 0.50-1" of rain over the last couple of days, and we'll add to that from now through tomorrow. Higher totals of 1.5-2" will fall along and east of I-95, while totals will only reach 0.25-0.50" closer to I-81. https://t.co/WHu1bLY483

The shield of steady rain along I-95 will slowly push north and west this afternoon, finally pushing rain to the I-81 corridor. Mountain counties farther west will see very little rain. Soggy weather continues into the night, with more dry time on Saturday between sct. showers. https://t.co/dnvvs6ckPh

Rain will drench the I-95 corridor, DC, and southern MD into the evening, with rain slowly spreading west toward I-81 over the next few hours. Here's your water-logged Friday Afternoon Planner: https://t.co/P8h9Ee24gD

There has been very little change with our temperatures from yesterday to last night and even into today. Staying cool and damp with readings in the 40s as rain keeps falling. https://t.co/EwKPRzplJP

The areas of green are where we've picked up 0.50-1.00" of rain over the last two days. The one area near Hagerstown was from the showers that fell yesterday. The other area across southern MD has only been from the steadier rain this morning. Much heavier rain falling today! https://t.co/DPmDSAMKjB

Radar check, 12:00 PM: Heavy rain has set up across I-95, DC, and into southern MD, but then there is a sharp cutoff with totally dry conditions everywhere to the NW. More rain is surging up from the south, which will push wet weather toward I-81 this afternoon. https://t.co/7PvY9ueaRM

While there will be a brief warmup early next week, chilly air will make a return in the 6-10 day extended forecast (in blue). Heading toward the end of April, we'll try to rebound back up to more seasonal spring warmth. https://t.co/o0WcGdDxBV

Damp, chilly conditions will set up as rain keeps rolling through tonight, with temps in the 40s and lower 50s. From there, we won't see temps fluctuate much with more soggy weather around Friday into Friday night, staying in the 40s and 50s. https://t.co/7oicrAfcxZ

No major changes here with those showers sliding east. Rain chances and soggy weather will be with us heading into the night. Here's your Thursday Evening Planner: https://t.co/fHAwznN6TO

Radar check, 5:05 PM: Consistent rain has continued across the I-81 corridor and slightly east throughout the afternoon. Meanwhile, it's been totally dry around DC, but light drizzle is finally starting to arrive as this line of showers slowly moves east. https://t.co/wnBhDqq9rn

Showers slowly push east as everyone gets some soggy weather before the day is done. Is steadier rain still on the way tomorrow to keep us soggy into the start of the weekend? Your Thursday Afternoon Forecast has the latest: https://t.co/oJ7piiGSIX https://t.co/soP3NTjyML

As rain chances spike and steadier rain becomes more likely heading into Friday, we can rest easy knowing the soggy end to the week is worth it. Moderate to severe drought continues to cover nearly the entire DMV, and this rain will help make a healthy dent in that. https://t.co/1WzTVUZf9G

Light rain will slowly push east this afternoon, with locations between I-81 and I-95 seeing the most rain. Closer to DC, it likely won't start raining until this evening, but scattered showers will continue overnight. More scattered rain is on the way tomorrow. https://t.co/dV3Xlb5YRi

Soggy weather will keep spreading east and the chance for rain will be higher for everyone the later in the day it gets. Here's your Thursday Afternoon Planner: https://t.co/3qU1ojSvt3

Temperatures are spiking up to around 60 degrees where it's dry, warmer than it has been the last couple of days. Where the showers are, it's much cooler in the 40s. https://t.co/owqno8lf8J