A big winter storm could hit the DC area Virginia and Maryland this weekend, NOAA and NWS forecasts. When will it start, and how much will you get?

A soggy end to the week is on the way for the Washington, D.C., region as rain moves in Thursday and continues into Friday.

Sunday: Cloudy start with rain developing and mountain snow or a mix. Highs: 37 - 42. Winds: E 10. Sunday Night: Rain ending after midnight. Cloudy and cold. Lows: 30s. Winds: NE 10. Monday: Mostly cloudy to partly cloudy late and chilly. Highs: 45 - 50. Winds: NW 10 - 15.

NOAA issued a hazardous weather outlook with snow expected to hit DC, Maryland and Virginia. When will it start, and how much will you get?

Valentine’s Day brings a welcome warm‑up to the D.C. region, with sunshine and highs in the mid‑50s before a cold rain is expected to develop by Sunday afternoon.

Plan on a chilly and cloudy Presidents Day with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Clouds will hang tough Presidents Day with some sunshine late west of D.C. and highs in the 40s. Cold to chilly Monday night with lows from the upper 20s to the upper 30s Downtown. Tuesday through Friday we will see temps in the 50s.

WASHINGTON - As brutal cold keeps the Washington, D.C. region locked in a deep freeze this week, attention is turning to a potential coastal storm this weekend that could bring anything from light snow to a more significant winter event, depending on its track

Thursday and Friday rain ahead of a possible weekend wintry mix for parts of DMV. FOX 5’s Tucker Barnes has the latest forecast.