Forecast: The Daily Dry

*Freeze Warning tonight north and west of the District*
*Frost Advisory for the close-in suburbs, the District and points east*

No measurable rain has fallen since the first of the month, and rain chances will be scarce to non-existent for about the next week. Days will be sunny with moderate temperatures, and nights will be clear and cool, with frost starting to appear in the suburbs.

TODAY (SUNDAY)

Mostly sunny, cool. 58-63. Today brings lots of sunshine courtesy high pressure over the region, but cooler than average high temperatures around 60. Winds from the north at 10 to 15 mph will give the air a brisk feel, especially in the shade.

The coldest air of the fall arrives overnight, with lows reaching the low-to-mid 30s in the cooler suburbs, and near 40 in the city. Frost is likely in suburban locations with a freeze possible in some of the normally colder locations like Frederick and Leesburg.

Confidence: High

Keep reading for the forecast through the week and see SkinsCast for today's game.

MONDAY

Sunny, 63-67. After a frosty start, sunny skies will warm temperatures steadily towards the mid 60s. Winds will be light, with high pressure centered over the region.

It will be clear and cool overnight, but not quite as cold as the night before. Lows drop into the low-to-mid 40s in the city, and the mid-to-upper 30s in the suburbs.

Confidence: High

A LOOK AHEAD

A cold front will swing through the area on Tuesday, increasing clouds but probably not producing any rain. High temperatures should reach the low 60s.Confidence: Medium-High

Cool high pressure builds back into the region Wednesday through Friday. Skies will be partly to mostly sunny each day, with high temperatures in the mid 50s Wednesday moderating to near 60 Friday. Overnight lows will generally be in the frosty 30s in the suburbs to near 40 downtown.Confidence: Medium-High