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Time running out on bill to make daylight saving time permanent

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By Dan Stillman Verified
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Daylight saving time comes to an end this weekend as time is running out on the latest attempt to eliminate the twice-a-year clock change. The Senate is unlikely to act this year on the Sunshine Protection Act, legislation passed by the House in July that would make daylight saving time permanent, the Associated Press reported Thursday. President Trump has backed the bill but several senators have come out against it, according to news reports in recent weeks, including Republican Sen.
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DC-area forecast: Some clouds today but still nice; mild and dry through Halloween

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By Dan Stillman Verified
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Cloudless skies over North Creek Lake in Montgomery Village, Md., on Monday. (Darcy Ramisch/CW app) Published: Today, 5:00 am | {shareOpen = false}, 2000)"> Share to X {shareOpen = false}, 2000)"> Share to Bluesky {shareOpen = false}, 2000)"> Share to Facebook {shareOpen = false}, 2000)"> Share to LinkedIn {shareOpen = false}, 2000)"> Share by email | Sign in Always a human at the helm: Updated around-the-clock by Capital Weather meteorologists.
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When will it rain in the DC area again?

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By Dan Stillman Verified
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Probably not for a while. All the major weather models show no precipitation anywhere close to the DC area through at least the end of the month, thanks to high pressure remaining locked in place most of the time. Of course, forecast confidence always drops some once you get more than 7 to 10 days out. (In other words, don't guarantee your kids a dry Halloween just yet.) To illustrate the expected dryness, here are total precipitation forecasts from the European and American models through Oct. 31.
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