The Washington, D.C., region had scattered mid- to high-level clouds and temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to mid-70s before sunrise on Monday, September 14, 2026, with sunshine set to carry the District through the day. The high should reach about 81 degrees, making for a bright start to the week with a noticeably cooler, drier feel than recent days.
Sunny Monday Comes With A Breeze
Northwesterly winds will strengthen, with gusts near 20 mph during the afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, rain is not expected Monday, while humidity gradually eases as cooler air settles in behind a passing front.
Cool Night Sets Up Midweek Warmup
Monday night will be dry, with winds falling and temperatures dropping to around 57 degrees. Tuesday stays sunny with a high near 82, followed by a warmer stretch that reaches about 86 degrees Wednesday and remains warm and dry Thursday.
Late-Week Heat Brings Shower Chances
Friday looks fair, with showers possible along a cold front at the end of the week. Shower chances continue into Friday night and Saturday, while Sunday could be cooler.
Boaters Should Watch The Wind
Small Craft Advisories remain in effect on area waters through Monday evening, with some southern waters covered into early Tuesday. The District itself has no watches, warnings or advisories posted, leaving Monday's main weather issue to the wind rather than rain.
