High temperatures made it well into the 70s before the front pushed into the area with clouds and showers. That cool air becomes legitimately chilly by tomorrow, and the wind is in no hurry to quit. Through Tonight: The main area of showers associated with the front is moving away to the east, but a few more scattered showers are possible through the night. Winds will die off a bit once the sun sets, but not tonight. In a general clearing regime, some clouds could bubble during the midday into afternoon thanks to very cold air aloft.

Source: Washington Post October 21, 2016 20:13 UTC