LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - A large polar airmass will control our weather through Saturday. Drier air may mix in enough to allow ...

It was a wet day, Saturday, a day of gray clouds and cold rain, but winter in the District would probably not be the season it is without such days, and anyway, February is now more than half over.

Saturday, Jan. 18: Rain and snow before 10 a.m. will turn to cloudy skies. Winds of 8 to 14 mph could gust as high as 22 mph. Total new precipitation is expected to be less than one tenth of an inch.

Matt Hoenig is tracking a gray day Saturday with chances for spot showers. Conditions could clear up as memorial day approaches. Updated: 5:52 AM EDT May 24, 2025 ...

A freeze warning is in place through Saturday morning. We'll warm up and stay dry through the weekend. Skip to content. NOWCAST WLWT News 5 at Noon. Live Now ... Cold start to Saturday.

Skies will be clear Saturday, but temperatures won't get much above freezing. Skip to content. NOWCAST NewsCenter 5 at 11. ... Not as cold Sunday as high pressure moves offshore, ...

Warm Saturday gives way to cold Sunday in North Texas 02:51. ... Mist and drizzle accompany an already grey morning, but sunshine will return this afternoon as a cold front moves into the area.

Douglas: Giving thanks on a cold, gray day. A little light snow may dust lawns Thursday afternoon with highs in the mid-20s. ... Temperatures bottom out Friday and Saturday ...

Overall, the weekend will be chilly and gray, with some snow on Saturday. NEXT WEEK: Bitter cold returns for the second week of February, as morning lows will be below zero and afternoon highs ...

South Texas facing a cold and wet Saturday. Here's how much rainfall we can expect. ... Skies will be cloudy and gray, temperatures will stay cold from the morning through nightfall, and ...

Overall, the weekend will be chilly and gray, with some snow on Saturday. NEXT WEEK: Bitter cold returns for the second week of February, as morning lows will be below zero and afternoon highs ...