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The Washington Sun partners with Capital Weather to deliver trusted, local weather coverage

The Washington Sun will enter an exclusive licensing agreement with Capital Weather to share daily forecasts.

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By Thuy Lan Nguyen

September 15, 2026 09:31 a.m.

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The Washington Sun announced today an exclusive licensing agreement with Capital Weather, the D.C. region’s most credible and reliable source for weather coverage.

Capital Weather started as an independent website in 2004, partnered with The Washington Post starting in 2008, and became independent again in 2026.

As part of this new partnership, The Washington Sun will be the only news organization to host its daily forecast, updated multiple times throughout the day.

“People who live and work in Washington, D.C., deserve weather information they can trust, delivered by people who deeply understand our commitment to keeping our community informed and safe,” said The Washington Sun’s CEO, Arielle Elliott. “We’re thrilled to have the expertise of Capital Weather and their extensive track record of accuracy and trust featured on The Washington Sun.”

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“We’re excited to partner with The Washington Sun to expand the reach of our local forecast across the D.C. region,” said Capital Weather founder and chief meteorologist Jason Samenow. “This partnership is another way for us to help more Washingtonians plan their day and stay safe.”

Capital Weather’s forecasts will be available on washingtonsun.com/weather.

For press inquiries about The Washington Sun, email communications manager Thuy Lan Nguyen at thuylannguyen@washingtonsun.com.

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