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The city of Washington enjoys four distinct seasons, each allowing you to experience the nation's capital in a different way. From the time the first cherry blossom blooms to the day the ice skating rink opens on the National Mall, you'll find plenty of things to do year-round. Click here to go directly to the Weather Channel's up-to-date local forecast for Hilton Washington.

Washington, DC Temperature Guide (F)
	Jan	Feb	March	April	May	June	July	Aug	Sept	Oct	Nov	Dec
High	44	47	56	68	77	85	89	88	81	71	58	46
Low	25	26	33	42	52	61	65	63	57	45	36	28

Spring:
March ~ May

With beautiful weather and temperatures in the high 60's and low 70's, Springtime in Washington is the ideal season to enjoy all the sights of the city. With magnificent gardens in full bloom, quaint DC neighborhoods such as Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan come alive. Whether it's the brilliant colors of the Cherry Blossom Festival, a free visit to the National Zoo or the spectacular Memorial Day Parade down Independence Avenue, Washington leaves a lasting impression on even the most seasoned traveler.

Summer:
June ~ August

DC locals will tell you that summer is one of the most exciting seasons of the city. Check out the Folk Life Festival or experience the Independence Day Celebration and watch fireworks light up the city. The Smithsonian Museums, National Aquarium, National Cathedral, and other "indoor" attractions will be sure to keep you cool during DC's warm summers. Many of the local cafés and rooftop restaurants provide the perfect outdoor dining experience on those cool summer nights.

Fall:
September ~ November

The cool October temperatures and striking colors of the autumn leaves against the backdrop of monuments and memorials make for an unforgettable stroll through the nation's capital. Sample some of the city's local flavors with the Taste of DC Festival or enjoy free concerts at the Kennedy Center's Open House. Be sure to catch the National Symphony Orchestra when they play for the Labor Day Weekend Concert. The pleasant and mild temperatures are a favorite for locals and visitors alike.

Winter:
December ~ February

Don't let the cold winter weather keep you from exploring the city. Take time to ice skate in the middle of the sculpture garden near the National Mall, or experience the National Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. The ellipse in front of the White House is the site of many cherished Washington DC events, such as choral concerts, a nativity scene, live reindeer, a burning yule log and a lighted Christmas tree from each of the nation's states and territories. Come celebrate the holiday season in the nation's capital.