The National Weather Service in Washington, D.C., has provided a forecast for the region that includes isolated showers today between 8 am and 2 pm with a high near 82 degrees, as calm winds shift to the east; the chance of precipitation stands at a mere 20%.
Overnight, Washingtonians can expect the cloud cover to give way to partly cloudy skies with a low dropping to around 67 degrees, while the rest of the week shapes up to offer mostly sunny days and clear nights, highs ranging from 83 up to a sweltering 95 degrees by next Tuesday, meanwhile the wind is expected to remain light, mainly from the east, the night time lows will linger in the mid to upper 60s, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Residents looking forward to the weekend will find ample opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities under sunny skies with Saturday's high around 86 degrees and Sunday nudging close to 88 degrees; the evenings are set to be mild and partly cloudy. Temperatures are expected to gradually rise through the week, reaching a high near 89 degrees by Monday. Evening conditions will remain warm and humid, with overnight lows around 72 degrees, offering little relief from the summer heat.
