The weather in the D. C. area is set to be quite the rollercoaster this weekend. Things kick off with a chilly start on Saturday, featuring a mix of snow and rain. The best chance of seeing any snowfall is in the northwest suburbs, where temperatures will hover just above freezing. Don't expect a big snowstorm, though. The moisture levels are too low for that.

As the day goes on, temperatures will climb into the 40s, and the clouds will start to clear out. By afternoon, the sun should be shining, making it feel a bit more like a typical winter day. Highs will range from the low to high 40s, which is pretty standard for this time of year.

The fun doesn't stop there. An approaching cold front will bring another round of winter weather overnight. On Sunday morning, rain is expected to turn into a mix of snow and rain. There could even be a burst of heavy, wet snow after sunrise. This might leave some icy spots on elevated surfaces, but major road issues aren't expected.

Sunday afternoon will be dry but cloudy, with temperatures only reaching the mid-30s. Things will start to look up on Monday, with sunshine returning and highs around 40 degrees.

Weekend Weather Watch: Chilly Start, Sunny Finish

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