Potential overnight temperatures Tuesday night/Wednesday morning behind Sunday’s cold front could dip into the upper 20s west of the Blue Ridge/Shenandoah Mountains, so some folks might have to keep that frost cloth handy a little longer to protect sensitive plants. But such is March/April weather! #VAwx #MDwx #DCwx

Dry today and tomorrow with highs still in the 70s and 80s, then a cold front sweeps through on Sunday (late morning to early afternoon) with showers, followed by much cooler air for several days next week (40s for lows and low 60s for highs). #VAwx #MDwx #DCwx

Despite the storms this evening, cooler air won't arrive until after Saturday; morning lows will actually dip into the upper 30s (low 30s in the valley where folks might see another frost).

Storms incoming to #RVA in the next 20 minutes or so; some lightning but nothing severe at this point.

Severe thunderstorm warning just south of Hagerstown #Maryland; this cell is moving slowly east towards Utica and Thurmont and has produced hail and some strong winds. #MDwx

Still expecting a few scattered showers/storms late afternoon and evening today, mostly from D.C. to Harrisonburg to Roanoke, with a few reaching Richmond not until after 8pm. Not expecting a severe weather threat. #VAwx #DCwx

Shower/storm chances on Wednesday are looking a lot slimmer now, most folks probably won't see anything, especially along and east of I-95. Temps will hold steady in the low 80s through next Saturday. #VAwx #MDwx #DCwx

One more cold morning tomorrow, then another warming trend sets in, with 80s likely by mid-week, along with shower/storm chances Wednesday and Thursday.