Capital Weather Gang

The best chance to stay dry comes Thursday.

It's seasonably chilly tonight as clouds increase. Periodic showers begin tomorrow.

Cold, stormy weather will persist in the West while parts of the mid-South see heavy rain and possible flooding. The East will be unsettled, too.

Showers are in the forecast between Tuesday and Friday.

Temperatures will drop below freezing tonight but will warm back up to around 50 degrees on Monday.

A classic example of a standing wave lenticular cloud is seen in a time lapse from Argentina.

It’s a tad chilly for this time of year through tomorrow, but still decently pleasant, especially during the afternoons.

Temperatures will quickly fall into the 20s and 30s overnight tonight.

Temperatures should spike into the 60s today after the rain. Warmth is fleeting with a cold front passing late.

It's a half warm and half not-so-warm weekend. At least rain should be out of here by lunchtime Saturday.

This past November was yet another recent fall or winter month with tornado activity more typical of springtime.

Wednesday and Thursday both featured beautiful colors, and the sunsets came together for different reasons.

It's pretty nice for early December today, briefly warmer tomorrow, then turning chillier again.

Temperatures dip into the 20s in most spots overnight. Mainly sunny tomorrow, with highs pretty close to normal for early December.

The month could resemble December 2010, which was notably colder than average

Winters are warmer, less snowy, shorter and feature more springlike thunderstorms.

The first day of meteorological winter feels more like midwinter.

The National Weather Service received reports of at least 35 tornadoes, which concentrated in northern Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. Several of these tornadoes were “large and extremely dangerous,” the Weather Service reported.