Under the Radar: Forecasts and Lessons in DMV Weather

Your weekend weather rundown is live from meteorologist Seth Cohen!Tonight (Friday): Overnight lows around 80 degrees, muggy with isolated showers and storms possible.Saturday (July 4th): Very hot highs around 100 degrees, humidity making it feel like 110 degrees. Showers and storms possible in the afternoon and overnight hours, some severe.Sunday (July 5th): Still very hot overall highs in the lower to middle 90s, humidity remaining. Showers and storms especially likely in the late afternoon and overnight hours, some severe.Monday (July 6th): Hot and humid highs near 90 with showers and storms in the afternoon hours.Listen now and subscribe for weekly updates!

Your DC/Baltimore Weekend Weather Roundup is live from meteorologist Seth Cohen!Friday night brings rain showers with on-and-off precipitation and isolated thunderstorms possible, highs around 70 degrees.Saturday (June 27): Heavy rain at times, scattered showers, and isolated thunderstorms possible again, highs in the mid-70s, lows in the upper 60s.Sunday (June 28): Rain showers predominantly in the morning, highs in the mid-80s, partly cloudy skies turning clear overnight, lows in the upper 60s.Monday: Hot and humid weather starts with highs in the lower 90s, possibly reaching 100 degrees later in the week.Get the straightforward local details perfect for your weekend plans. Hit play and subscribe for weekly episodes!

Your DC/Baltimore Weekend Weather Roundup is live from meteorologist Seth Cohen! Friday night brings lows in the low to mid-60s with mostly dry conditions (very slight isolated shower/storm chance for a few spots). Saturday (June 20): A very nice day with mostly sunny skies and highs in the lower to mid-80s, lows in the mid-60s (isolated shower/storm possible overnight but mostly dry). Sunday (June 21 — Father’s Day): Beautiful weather with highs in the mid-80s, partly to mostly sunny skies turning cloudier but likely staying dry. Monday (June 22): Rain arrives, possibly heavy at times with storms, highs in the low to mid-80s. Get the straightforward local details perfect for your Father's Day weekend plans. Hit play and subscribe for weekly episodes!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen breaks down the weekend forecast for the D.C. and Baltimore region, including a pleasant stretch of summer weather, changing conditions later in the weekend, and what to expect as we head into the new work week.Will the weekend stay dry? When are storm chances highest? And why could Monday end up being one of the nicest days in the forecast?Tune in for a quick, local forecast designed to help you plan your weekend with confidence.

Your DC/Baltimore Weekend Weather Roundup is live from meteorologist Seth Cohen! Friday night brings mostly clear skies with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Saturday (May 3) will be on the cooler side for this time of year with mostly clear skies, north winds, and highs around 70° — overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s (chilly for May). Sunday turns a bit warmer with highs in the low to mid 70s and lows in the low to mid 50s. Monday (June 1 — start of meteorological summer) moves closer to average, though still slightly cool, with highs in the mid 70s and lows in the mid 50s. Get the straightforward local forecast to help plan your weekend and start of the week. Hit play and subscribe for weekly episodes!

Your DC/Baltimore Weekend Weather Roundup is live! This evening brings mostly clear skies with lows in the lower to mid-50s. Saturday (May 16) features a nice warmup — partly sunny to start, becoming cloudy in the afternoon with highs in the low 80s and overnight lows near 60. Sunday (May 17) turns even warmer with highs in the mid-80s and lows in the mid-60s. Monday (May 18) heats up further — hot and a bit humid with highs around 90°. Get the straightforward details on this strong warming trend to plan your weekend and start of the work week. Hit play and subscribe for weekly local forecasts!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen breaks down your DC-Baltimore area weekend forecast for May 1-4. Expect a cooler-than-average weekend with isolated rain showers Friday night into early Saturday morning, mostly cloudy conditions Saturday with highs near 60°, and mostly sunny but still cool conditions Sunday in the mid-to-upper 50s. The good news? Warmer, more seasonable weather returns Monday with highs climbing back to 70° and partly clear skies. Get the full forecast details to plan your weekend activities accordingly.

Your DC/Baltimore Weekend Weather Roundup is live from meteorologist Seth Cohen! Friday night (April 24): Isolated showers and storms possible this evening, but most of the area stays dry with lows in the lower 50s. Saturday (April 25): Isolated rain showers likely during the middle of the day or early afternoon, highs in the mid-60s (warmer if rain holds off, cooler if it arrives early). Scattered showers possible overnight into Sunday morning. Sunday (April 26): Cooler day with clouds early, possible late clearing, highs in the mid-50s and chilly overnight lows in the upper 30s. Monday (April 27): Sunny and a touch cooler than average but warmer than Sunday, with highs in the lower 60s. Straightforward local details to help with your plans—no hype. Hit play and subscribe for weekly episodes!

Your Weekend Weather Roundup is live! Friday night (April 17): Very slight chance of an isolated shower, otherwise mostly clear with lows around 60°. Saturday (April 18): Partly to mostly cloudy and warm with highs around 80°—a great day to enjoy before things change. Saturday night: Increasing clouds with showers and storms arriving as a cold front approaches (a few storms could be severe). Sunday (April 19): Showers and storms likely in the morning, breezy, with highs only in the low 60s. Sunday night into Monday (April 20): Much cooler and crisp with highs in the mid-50s and lows in the mid-to-upper 30s (patchy frost possible Monday night/Tuesday morning ). Get the straight local details to help with your plans—no hype, just what you need. Hit play and subscribe for weekly episodes!

Your Weekend Weather Roundup is live from meteorologist Seth Cohen! Friday night (April 10): Mostly cloudy with a very slight chance of rain mainly north and west—otherwise dry, lows in the lower to mid-50s. Saturday (April 11): Mostly sunny and really nice, highs in the mid to upper 60s with a few clouds overnight and lows in the lower to mid-40s. Sunday (April 12): Patchy morning fog quickly lifts, warming into the lower 70s under mostly clear skies, with lows in the mid-50s. Monday (April 13): Noticeably warmer and a touch humid with highs near 80° and mostly cloudy skies. Get the straightforward local details to plan your weekend and start of the week—no hype, just what you need. Hit play and subscribe for weekly episodes!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for the rest of the week.

Your DC/Baltimore Weekend Weather Roundup is here! Rain showers associated with a cold front will depart this evening, with lows dropping to around 30° (possibly upper 20s in spots north and west). Saturday (March 27) stays noticeably cooler with highs only in the lower 40s and cool overnight lows in the upper 20s. Sunday (March 28) returns closer to average with partly clear skies and highs in the lower to mid-50s. Then Monday (March 29) brings a nice warmup—highs near 70° under mostly cloudy skies. Get the straightforward local details to plan your weekend and start of the work week. Hit play and subscribe for weekly episodes!

Latest Weekend Weather Roundup for DC/Baltimore is live! Tonight (Friday): Some very late isolated rain showers possible, lows around 50°. Saturday (March 21): Showers taper off early, giving way to mostly cloudy skies and comfortable highs near 60°—solid for weekend plans. Sunday (March 22): Much warmer with partly clear skies turning cloudy, highs in the lower to mid-70s—feels like spring! Late rain and storms possible Sunday night. Monday (March 23): Better chance of rain/storms in the morning, highs mid-upper 50s cooling sharply to lower 30s lows at night. Listen now and subscribe for weekly under-the-radar updates!

Your DC/Baltimore weekend weather roundup is live! Friday night stays partly clear and cooler (lows ~40°). Saturday brings partly to mostly cloudy skies with comfortable highs in the mid-50s—great for outdoor time. Sunday warms a bit more (mid-upper 50s north, mid-60s south) under mostly cloudy conditions and stays dry. Then, Monday heats up noticeably to around 70° with light rain possible early, followed by a potent cold front bringing showers, thunderstorms—and we can't rule out severe weather or even a few flurries/snow showers in northern areas. Straight talk on the setup, no hype. Hit play for the full local breakdown and subscribe for weekly updates!

Your DC/Baltimore weekend weather briefing is here! Expect warmer-than-average temps making it feel more like spring! But a cold front arrives late Saturday night and lingers into Sunday morning/afternoon with likely rain, which could be heavy at times. Hit play, subscribe for weekly updates, and stay dry out there!

Your go-to weekend weather update for the DC/Baltimore area! Friday night clears up with temps dropping to the mid-30s. Saturday delivers a stunning, mostly sunny day with highs around 60°—ideal for outdoor plans before cooler air arrives. Sunday turns cloudier and chillier (low 50s) with just a slight chance of a wintry mix, mainly north and west. Then, eyes shift to Monday into Tuesday: a cold front brings potential for snow, sleet, or ice in spots—though details remain uncertain this far out. Hit play and subscribe for weekly local insights!

A major winter storm is barreling toward the Mid-Atlantic this weekend, and it’s one of the most difficult to forecast in years. In this special episode of Under the Radar, meteorologist Seth Cohen breaks down exactly why the DC/Baltimore area faces such high uncertainty —, delayed rain-to-snow transition, snow falling above freezing,, and narrow heavy bands that could dump a foot in spots just miles away while most other seeing far less.

Friday night clears out with chilly temps, Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and highs near 50—perfect for getting outside. But all eyes are on Sunday: a complex coastal storm setup brings uncertainty, with chances for rain changing to snow showers, especially Sunday night. We break down the scenarios, from light flurries to something more impactful. Stay prepared and listen in for my first look. My official forecast will drop Saturday night.

Get your weekend plans sorted for the DC/Baltimore area! In this quick roundup, we break down the forecast from Friday night through Monday night: a clear, cold start, a surprisingly mild and sunny Saturday, then clouds roll in with a wintry mix and potential rain/snow showers by Sunday night into Presidents' Day Monday. Stay ahead of the changing conditions—listen now for the full details on temps, skies, and what it means for your weekend!

Get ready for a bone-chilling weekend in the DC/Baltimore region! Join us for the latest Weekend Weather Roundup as we break down the incoming arctic front: isolated snow flurries Friday night, followed by extremely cold and windy conditions Saturday with highs only in the upper teens to near 20, north winds 25 mph and gusts to 55 mph, and wind chills plunging into the negatives all day (possibly double digits below zero at night). Sunday stays very cold but calmer, with highs in the low-mid 20s, then a slight warm-up Monday into the low 30s. Stay safe, bundle up, and plan ahead—don't miss the details on wind chills, frostbite risks, and what to expect day by day. Subscribe for weekly rundowns!

In this week's episode of the Weekend Weather Roundup , I break down the chilly pattern gripping the DC/Baltimore area through the weekend and into early next week. Expect very cold temps with highs stuck in the teens to around 20, wind chills near or below zero, and only a slight chance of a few flurries—mostly south and east of the district on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Skies clear by Sunday afternoon, and we finally see highs near freezing on Groundhog Day Monday for the first time in over a week. No big snow or storms here—just more of that Arctic chill we've been dealing with. Tune in for the full day-by-day details and what it means for your weekend. For your hyper-local forecast, head to weather.gov and enter your zip code. Follow Under the Radar for the latest updates!

Another coastal storm is brewing for the East Coast this weekend—potentially a classic Miller A nor'easter tracking offshore on Sunday, February 1st. In this special first-look episode of Under the Radar, I break down the timing, what makes this a Miller A setup (and how it differs from last weekend's storm), the latest snowfall outlook, and current model trends. Bottom line for DC-Baltimore listeners: the track stays well offshore, so significant snow here looks unlikely right now. Areas like the Carolinas, eastern Long Island, Cape Cod, and New England are more in the crosshairs for heavier impacts. Tune in for a clear, no-hype explanation of what we know so far. For your exact local forecast, always check weather.gov with your zip code. New episodes drop as the system evolves—follow Under the Radar for updates!

In this special final preview episode of Under the Radar, Seth Cohen delivers his updated forecast for the major winter storm hitting the DC-Baltimore region. Snow begins around midnight, shifting to sleet and possible freezing rain Sunday, with a potential return to snow overnight. Trends show a faster, farther-north track increasing mixing chances—busting high snow totals in the metro. This could be historic with all wintry types—no plain rain. Plus, dangerously cold air follows with sub-zero wind chills. Stay ahead—listen now and check weather.gov for your zip code. Follow for updates!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the snow/sleet for this weekend, and the arctic cold to follow.Thanks for listening!

In this special episode of Under the Radar, meteorologist Seth Cohen delivers his first official forecast for the major winter storm impacting the DC-Baltimore region this weekend. We break down the expected timing—snow arriving Sunday morning from southwest to northeast, a likely mix of sleet and freezing rain Sunday afternoon (especially along the I-95 corridor and points south/east), and a return to snow Sunday night—followed by dangerously cold air settling in for the week ahead. Seth explains why the storm track is so critical, how recent model trends and enhanced data sampling (including extra weather balloons and Hurricane Hunter flights) are boosting confidence in a high-impact system, and the key uncertainties still in play: low-level dry air leading to initial virga, the warm wedge aloft driving sleet/ice risks, and the potential dry slot that could cut into accumulation in some areas. This could be one of the most significant winter events for our region since January 2019 (and with echoes of the 2016 blizzard in some spots)—the question isn't if, but where the heaviest impacts hit hardest. For the latest hyper-local updates, check weather.gov with your zip code. Stay tuned for tomorrow's episode on the brutal cold behind the storm, and possibly a final Saturday night update. Subscribe/follow Under the Radar for all the developments—stay safe and prepared!

In this special episode of Under the Radar, Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his initial thoughts on the major winter storm shaping up for the DC-Baltimore region this weekend. We're talking heavy snow potential, possible historic accumulations, tricky uncertainties like the exact track, rain-snow line, thermal profiles, snowfall rates, and more. A storm is coming—it's not if, but where, when, and how much. Seth will drop his full official outlook in Episode 2 on Thursday evening. For the latest local details, always check weather.gov with your zip code. Stay tuned and stay prepared—follow for updates on what could be one of the biggest snow events in years for the Mid-Atlantic!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen share's his thoughts on the weather for this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on this weekend's weather in the DMV.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thought's on the weather for the first weekend of the new year.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the upcoming weekend weather

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts for the weekend weather.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for this weekend, perhaps featuring snow!Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weekend weather.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weekend weather.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts for the weather for this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for this weekend. Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for this weekend. Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen's shares his thoughts on what he expects to be a wet weekend here in the DC/Baltimore area.

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for this weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on what he expects to be a wonderful weekend of weather.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for the upcoming weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on what he expects to be an excellent weekend of weather.Thanks for tuning in!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen presents an extended cut of this weekend's episode of the under the radar podcast.Part 1: Forecast for the weekendPart 2: Why was it so cool and cloudy for much of the week?Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on the weather for the upcoming weekend.Thanks for listening!

Meteorologist Seth Cohen shares his thoughts on what he expects to be a beautiful weekend of weather.Thanks for listening!