Light rain, fog and gusty winds keep Washington cool Wednesday before sunshine returns Thursday and warmer weather builds into next week.

Rain, fog and gusty northeast winds are taking over Washington through Wednesday. Drier weather arrives Thursday, with warmer days ahead this weekend.

A cool Monday leads into a rainy, windy stretch across Washington, with Tuesday bringing the week’s most unsettled conditions.

Sunday’s humid warm-up brings showers and thunderstorm chances to Washington before a cooler, wetter pattern takes over Monday through Thursday.

Saturday looks like the weekend's best bet for outdoor plans in Washington, but storms and cooler temperatures are lining up for the days ahead.

Friday stays warm and mostly dry in Washington, but cooler air arrives Saturday before showers and thunderstorms return Sunday.

D.C. could hit 89 degrees Thursday before afternoon storms roll in. Friday cools down, Saturday looks pleasant and Sunday turns unsettled again.

Backup generators at a Leesburg data center produced roughly 102 tons of nitrogen oxides during the year ending October 3, 2025, state regulators say.

D.C. gets a sunny, warm Wednesday before temperatures climb near 90 and storm chances return late this week.

Washington gets a sunny, comfortable Tuesday before temperatures climb into the upper 80s and storm chances return Friday.

Washington gets clear skies, low humidity and a breezy Monday before a warmup pushes temperatures into the upper 80s. Shower chances return late in the week.

Morning showers will clear Sunday before sunny skies and an 87-degree high. A cooler, drier Monday sets up a warm finish to the week.

Saturday starts cloudy and warm in Washington before thunderstorms and heavier overnight rain move in. Sunny, cooler weather follows early next week.