The NWS forecast for Washington D.C. predicts sunny days ahead with a high of 85°F today, clear skies at night, and a high near 93°F by Tuesday. Chance of showers increases mid-week.

Detailed weather forecast for Washington D.C. indicating a sunny week with rising temperatures into the 90s and a slight chance of showers next Thursday.

Washington D.C. will experience mostly sunny weather with rising temperatures reaching the mid-80s to mid-90s over the coming days, and a slight chance of showers by mid-week.

The NWS forecast for Washington D.C. includes isolated showers today, partly cloudy skies overnight, and a hot week ahead with highs up to 95 degrees.

Washington D.C.'s weather forecast predicts fluctuating conditions with cloudy skies, intermittent showers, and potential thunderstorms; temperatures will remain warm.

The National Weather Service reports clear, comfortable weather in Washington, D.C., with a brief period of potential showers midweek and mostly sunny skies anticipated.

Washington D.C. is predicted to have sunny skies and rising temperatures, with highs in the mid-80s, transitioning into a week with similar conditions and a slight chance of evening showers midweek.

Washington D.C. is expected to have a mix of sunshine and showers this week, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s and chances of rain increasing towards the weekend.

Washington D.C. forecast: scattered showers before 8 a.m., clearing skies with highs of 78°F, and possible evening drizzle. Sunny weekend with high 80s predicted; slight rain chance by next Thursday.

A suspect, Andre Thomas, was arrested for a knife-related assault in Northwest Washington, DC after a verbal argument turned violent, causing non-life-threatening injuries to one person.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, warning of potential flash floods due to heavy rains and thunderstorms.

NWS issued a heat advisory for Washington D.C. area with heat index values up to 109 and an Air Quality Alert, advising caution due to potential heat illnesses and harmful air pollution levels.

Washington D.C. faces a heatwave with the heat index reaching up to 104 degrees, leading to possible heat-related illnesses and prompting preparations like cooling shelters.