The National Weather Service in Washington D.C. has released a detailed forecast for the coming days that predicts a mostly sunny week ahead. As per their latest update, today we can expect to see mostly sunny skies, with a high near 71 degrees. Winds from the north at 6 to 10 mph, with gusts potentially reaching up to 20 mph, will accompany the sunshine. For those venturing out this evening, the skies will remain clear as temperatures drop to a low of around 45 degrees, with the north wind continuing at a milder pace of around 7 mph.
Continuing into the week, tomorrow is set to follow suit with more sunny weather and highs near 64 degrees. The NWS has suggested winds from the north to persist at 6 to 11 mph, and gusts may again reach to possibly up to 21 mph. The nighttime promises to maintain the clear skies with a low settling around 42 degrees, and gentle north winds around 6 mph. This pattern looks to hold steady into Friday, where the forecast includes sunshine and a high near 65, with north winds around 7 mph.
As we approach the weekend, the forecast anticipates mostly sunny days, with Saturday's high nearing 69 and only a slight shift to partly cloudy skies by Saturday night, where lows are predicted to be around 53 degrees. Sunday's forecast introduces a chance of showers post-2pm, with partly sunny conditions reaching highs near 73, and a 30% chance of precipitation. According to the NWS, Sunday night will increase the likelihood of showers, particularly after 8pm, and the chance of precipitation rises to 70% amidst mostly cloudy conditions and lows around 53 degrees.
The possibility of rain extends into the start of the next workweek, with Monday forecasted for a chance of showers, partly sunny skies, and a high near 66 degrees—a 30% chance of precipitation lingering. The skies are expected to clear by Monday night and we're looking at lows around 49 degrees. Come Tuesday, sunshine is to dominantly return, with a high predicted near 67 degrees.
