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On Washington's coldest day of the season, it was also windy
On Washington’s coldest day of the season, it was also windy
Unsurprisingly, signs of winter appear in D.C. despite bright moments.
November 28, 2025 at 8:22 p.m. EST 57 minutes ago
2 min
By Martin Weil
It isn’t winter yet but Friday seemed to give a good idea of what it could be like, as brisk winds buffeted Washington, giving teeth to the bite of cold temperatures.
The wind and cold may have prevented full appreciation of the day's bright moments. At times the remnants of autumn's golden leaves seemed perfectly placed to intercept the flat rays of the late November sun and blaze like jewels under a spotlight.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/martin-weil/
Unsurprisingly, signs of winter appear in D.C. despite bright moments.
November 28, 2025 at 8:22 p.m. EST 57 minutes ago
2 min
By Martin Weil
It isn’t winter yet but Friday seemed to give a good idea of what it could be like, as brisk winds buffeted Washington, giving teeth to the bite of cold temperatures.
The wind and cold may have prevented full appreciation of the day's bright moments. At times the remnants of autumn's golden leaves seemed perfectly placed to intercept the flat rays of the late November sun and blaze like jewels under a spotlight.
{snip}
https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/martin-weil/
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