Washington, D.C. residents can expect a wet and stormy end to the week. In a recent forecast update, meteorologists have announced an 80% chance of showers today, possibly escalating to thunderstorms after 2 p.m. Temperates are set to hover near 63 degrees, a slight relief, but accompanied by a consistent east wind moving at 5 to 7 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
The city's weather woes aren't confined to daylight hours, as tonight's forecast predicts a continued chance of showers and thunderstorms with the added twist of patchy fog rolling in after 11 p.m. The low for the evening will settle around a cool 58 degrees. The northeast wind's lethargy will persist, barely stirring at speeds of 3 to 5 mph. Those stepping out should be advised for slick roads and reduced visibility.
Looking ahead to the weekend, the National Weather Service offers a sliver of hope for sun seekers. Sunday shows promise with a forecast of mostly cloudy skies and highs nearing a comfortable 74 degrees, with gentle northeast breezes in the mix. The night will follow suit, offering partly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping to the high 50s.
The workweek starts on a cheerful note with a mostly sunny Monday paving the way for an ascent in temperatures. Residents can look forward to highs approaching the delightful 78 degrees, and a calm wind turning east in the afternoon. This pattern of clear nights and sunny days is currently expected to hold steady through Tuesday, before temperatures peak near 85 degrees on Wednesday.
