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       * Winter weather advisory through 7 a.m., north and west of Interstate 95 *

       What a difference a day makes. Afternoon temperatures about 40 degrees below yesterday’s mid-70s were a stark reminder that it’s still February. As we settle into evening, temperatures have dipped a bit. They won’t move much more overnight, but a few spots could see some iciness, especially north and west of the Beltway. It’s all out of here tomorrow, with briefly milder conditions and a windy afternoon on tap.

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       Through Tonight: Showers continue this evening and into the night. There may be a more concentrated period of rain and mixed precipitation later evening, but most spots probably won’t see a whole lot fall overall. As temperatures dip with sunset, some icing may occur north and west, mainly on elevated surfaces given recent warmth. Some sleet may mix in at times as well. Overall ice accumulations range from a trace to about 0.1 inch in far north and west suburbs.

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       Here's the latest Winter Weather Headlines and snow/ice forecast for the wintry mix of precip expected across the area this morning into Friday morning. Significant ice accumulations are expected in far western Maryland and Mineral County, WV. Latest: https://t.co/ZOlvERZ7E7 pic.twitter.com/FUSYBgX19f

       — NWS Baltimore-Washington (@NWS_BaltWash) February 24, 2022

       Any iciness north and west is probably most common the first half of the night, with precipitation waning and temperatures perhaps warming slightly after midnight and toward dawn. Lows are near freezing to the mid-30s.

       View the current weather at The Washington Post.

       Tomorrow (Friday): Some raindrops could linger into the morning, but they’re ending within a few hours of sunrise and skies are clearing pretty quick. It’ll be breezy, but mild, with highs around 60. Temperatures may drop off by midafternoon with another frontal passage. Gusts up to 35 mph out of the northwest late.

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