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Choose your outfit carefully: The best dressed, judged at 11:30 p.m., wins tickets to Barrel’s next whiskey dinner. The 0.9 inches of snow that fell this past weekend in Washington helped push the season total to 13.2 inches, very close to the recent 30-year average of 13.7 inches. Here's the forecast, latest weather, storm timing and radar for D.C., Maryland and Virginia By Storm Team4 and NBC Washington Staff Published J Updated on Decemat 5. Past Weather in Washington, District of Columbia, USA Yesterday and Last 2 Weeks. Expect TSwift songs and videos all night special decor free friendship bracelets ( IYKYK) and a menu of cocktails including Sparks Fly (vanilla vodka, Licor 43, raspberry liqueur, cotton candy and edible glitter) and the In Her Eras Era (purple-hued Empress Gin, velvet falernum, rhubarb bitters, lemon juice and elderflower tonic), inspired by the official beverage of Swift’s current tour. See the temperature, precipitation, wind, humidity, visibility, pressure, and more.

#WEATHER IN DC THIS WEEK FOR FREE#

The Capitol Hill whiskey bar originally planned to host the gathering - complete with a “best Taylor Swift outfit” competition and a dessert table - in its basement room, but the demand for free tickets was so high that the Swifties are now taking over both floors. Get the current weather, hourly and 14-day forecast for Washington DC, USA. “Speak Now” drops on July 7, which is why Barrel is organizing a party Thursday night and pressing play on the album at midnight.

It’s such a big deal that there are three listening parties at area bars in the coming days. See the daily, hourly, and monthly outlook for the next three days, with no rain expected. You may have heard some online chatter about Taylor Swift releasing “Speak Now (Taylor’s Version),” a rerecorded version of her third album with six bonus songs and guest appearances by Hayley Williams and Fall Out Boy. Get the current weather, air quality, and forecast for Washington, DC from AccuWeather.

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