Today’s forecast
Tuesday starts out a little chilly, with temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s, but it’ll get warmer as the day progresses, stretching into the upper 60s. Southerly winds and clear skies help raise temperatures well above the average for this time of year. There will be less wind than Monday, so don’t worry about chasing your trash cans down the block when you get home. Clear skies are expected to continue into the evening and overnight hours.
Tuesday gets the thumbs up from Cesar.
Weekly Overview
The warmer weather will stick around through midweek before we see a drastic change. A late week storm system will bring rain and a gloomy feel to the DMV, along with much chillier daytime highs.
Details
Wednesday
The warm trend continues as we see another mostly sunny day, with highs in the upper 60s again. Clouds slowly return as we wrap up the day.
Thursday
The first day of the storm system moves in, bringing soggy conditions as showers become widespread. Highs will sit in the low to mid-60s.
Friday
Rain lingers, with winds drawing in much colder air from the north. Highs will struggle to reach the low to mid-50s. The threat of snow is very low, except at higher elevations further north and west.
Weekend
The storm system continues crawling northeast, leaving us with a few clouds and colder temperatures. Expect weekend highs to stretch into the low 50s.
Cesar Cornejo is a local meteorologist who has been forecasting since 2019. He is a Montgomery County, Maryland, native and loves chatting about everything from weather to sports to local restaurants.
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