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       Remember when temperatures were in the 70s just a few days ago? Times are a changing — not the clocks but rather the seasons, as we revert to winterlike conditions overnight. Several inches of snow have fallen along the ridge tops of the Appalachians, while closer to home, we’ve seen everyone’s favorite type of mysterious frozen precipitation. Chilly, windy and winterlike weather will continue for Sunday and into the start of next week as well. Hope you didn’t pack up the winter hats and gloves just yet.

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       Through Tonight: Scattered showers with some graupel mixed in will persist through the evening hours, quickly tapering off after dark. Gusty winds (15 to 25 mph) from the west will ease a bit after midnight, and skies will become partly cloudy as temperatures drop. Lows will settle to about 32 to 36 with wind chills in the upper 20s at times.

       View the current weather at The Washington Post.

       Tomorrow (Sunday): It should be a bright, but blustery day. Lots of sunshine won’t help temperatures much, with highs only reaching the mid-40s. Gusty northwest winds (15 to 20 mph or higher) will make it feel much chillier as well, with wind chills in the mid-30s. It should be clear, cold and breezy Sunday night with lows in the mid-20s.

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