Rain threatens major events nationwide on Saturday, including a military parade in Washington, DC, and 'No Kings' protests.

The Army's 250th anniversary is set to be celebrated this Saturday with a festival followed by a parade, concert and fireworks. But could thunderstorms put a damper on the day?

The National Weather Service forecast for Washington D.C. on June 14 has a 50% chance of rain, with thunderstorms possible.

Severe weather threatens the D.C. metro area on Sunday with a risk of isolated tornadoes and flooding. Critical timing: 1 p.m. - 9 p.m. After morning showers and drizzle, storms move in for the ...

As of Wednesday, the National Weather Service has predicted that there is a 60 percent chance it will rain Saturday after 2 p ...

Impact: Wet roads will slow down traffic during commute times, outdoor activities will be a no go, and after school events may be postponed ... Any remaining severe weather threat with these ...

Soon, the streets of Washington, D.C. will be lined with a more than 100 military vehicles and equipment as the nation ...

While not a KDF event, a lot of people will be heading out to opening night at Churchill Downs tonight! The weather tonight should hold up as well. We still remain dry! While there will still be a ...

Rainfall amounts on Friday could exceed 1 inch. Many events of extreme rainfall share characteristics like high moisture with an incoming weather maker. Additionally, afternoon temperatures will ...

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Amtrak announced Thursday several ways travelers coming to and from Union Station could be impacted due to events surrounding ... latest news, weather, sports, and ...