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DC weather Live Q&A: Frost in spots tonight; mild to warm days may continue into Halloween

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By A. Camden Walker Verified
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Frost fades fast Monday; sunny and near 70 early week, a few more clouds midweek, warmer Friday — our CapitalWeather.com weekly Sunday 7pm livestream here and on our socials: : Starting next Sunday, after the time change, our weekly chat moves an hour earlier to 6 p.m.
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Frost advisory tonight for many suburbs west of I-95

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By A. Camden Walker Verified
| Capital Weather Verified
The National Weather Service has again issued a frost advisory from 1 to 9 a.m. Monday, this time reaching closer to DC. It covers many suburbs mainly west of I-95, including Montgomery, Howard, and Carroll counties in Maryland, and Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, Fauquier, Stafford, and Spotsylvania counties in Virginia, including the Fredericksburg area. Clear skies and calm winds will let temperatures fall into the mid-30s in colder spots, especially valleys and other low-lying areas.
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Halloween is looking dry and mild; here’s how it stacks up against history

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By A. Camden Walker Verified
| Capital Weather Verified
Confidence is low-medium nearly a week out, but early signs favor a treat for trick-or-treaters, with temperatures dipping through the 60s to near 60 during trick-or-treat hours. Dry weather could come with highs near 70 or warmer next Saturday — above the 64-degree average high. That would fall well short of DC’s warmest Halloween: 85 degrees in 1950. Two years ago came close, though, with a high of 83 degrees. At the other extreme, the city dipped to a frigid 26 degrees on Halloween in 1917.
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