Labor Day looks like a winner in Washington, with sunshine, lower humidity and an 84-degree high. The weather turns hotter and stormier by Thursday.

Sunny skies and lower humidity arrive in Washington Sunday, but temperatures climb toward 90 degrees before storms return Thursday afternoon.

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D.C. will hit 93 degrees Friday with a heat index near 100 before afternoon thunderstorms roll through. Cooler, drier weather arrives just in time for Labor Day weekend.

D.C. faces another hot day Thursday, with a 102-degree heat index and afternoon thunderstorms. Cooler, drier weather arrives just in time for Labor Day weekend.

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D.C. faces thunderstorms through Friday, including a Thursday heat index near 107, before a cooler Labor Day weekend arrives.

D.C. reaches 93 Tuesday with a heat index near 100 before storm chances ramp up later in the week. A cooler holiday weekend is on the way.

Washington’s heat builds from 91 Monday to near 100 by Thursday, with afternoon storms increasingly likely. A cooler, calmer weekend follows.

Washington heats up quickly, reaching the upper 90s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Isolated storms return Sunday, with wetter weather possible later in the week.

Afternoon storms are possible Friday, but Saturday brings a welcome dry break before D.C. heats up again next week.

A 90-degree Thursday could bring damaging winds, hail and severe thunderstorms to D.C. before a drier weekend and another round of mid-90s heat.

Washington gets one more mostly sunny day Wednesday before Thursday brings hotter temperatures and a heightened risk of severe thunderstorms. The weekend dries out, but next week could feel like peak summer.