Washington faces a stormy Sunday with heavy rain, thunderstorms and possible flooding before a brief sunny break arrives Monday.

D.C. gets a mostly sunny 89-degree Saturday before heavy rain and severe thunderstorms threaten Sunday.

D.C. will heat up to 88 degrees Friday before storm chances increase. Sunday brings the most serious thunderstorm risk of the weekend.

Washington will see a hot, mostly sunny Thursday before storm chances increase Friday and return Sunday and Monday.

Washington gets a mostly dry Wednesday before storm chances rise Thursday and Friday. Saturday looks sunny, but unsettled weather returns Sunday and Monday.

Overnight lows, not scorching afternoons, drove the record — a warning sign scientists call unmistakable evidence of climate change.

Washington will heat up to around 95 degrees Monday before thunderstorms arrive during the afternoon and evening. Damaging winds and heavy downpours are possible.

D.C. gets a sunny Sunday before temperatures climb Monday and thunderstorms become more likely Tuesday and Wednesday.

D.C. will hit 92 degrees Friday, with a heat index near 100 and thunderstorms targeting the evening commute.

D.C. will see sunny skies and heat near 92 degrees Thursday, but storm chances rise Friday and Saturday as the humid stretch continues.

A Flood Watch covers D.C. through Wednesday morning as heavy rain and flash flooding threaten the region. Hotter weather arrives Thursday, with the heat index possibly reaching 103.

D.C. will start Tuesday with sunshine and an 87-degree high before storms arrive overnight with a localized flooding concern.

D.C. starts Monday cloudy and muggy, with thunderstorms and a renewed flash-flood risk possible this afternoon. Hotter weather and daily storm chances return later this week.