The article provides the weekly weather forecast for Washington D.C., detailing a mix of warm temperatures, sunny skies, and potential for thunderstorms and rain showers.

Overcast skies in Washington D.C. are expected to clear up for a sunny day with mid-80s temperatures, while the evening will see temperatures in the mid-60s. Looking ahead, the week starts warm but may bring showers and thunderstorms.

A Coastal Flood Advisory is in place for Washington D.C., warning of tidal flooding and one foot of water in low-lying areas, with high tide expected at 10:51 AM. Residents are advised to take caution.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Washington, D.C., including a short period of coastal flooding followed by sunny weather with rising temperatures approaching the 90s.

D.C. forecast: partly sunny with highs around 60, cooling to 42 tonight. The weekend predicts clouds with rising temps, peaking at 88 Monday. Coastal flood watch issued for parts of Maryland.

Minor tidal flooding hit Washington, with a half-foot of water expected in parts of DC, Arlington, and Alexandria, but no significant damage or injuries reported.

The National Weather Service issued a frost advisory for parts of Maryland, Washington D.C., Virginia, and West Virginia, warning of possible frost affecting sensitive vegetation.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of fluctuating weather in Washington D.C., with moderate temperatures, possible patchy frost tonight, and a chance of mid-week showers.

Scattered showers and high humidity hit the city, with a Coastal Flood Advisory in effect due to significant tidal flooding, and the NWS predicts clearing skies with strong winds later in the day.

D.C. will have overcast skies and mild temps today, with scattered showers tonight. The weekend looks sunny with highs at 70°F Saturday and mid-60s Sunday and Monday. Rain may return Tuesday night.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day in Washington D.C. with a high of 77°F after morning fog lifts, and variable weather including chances of rain and fluctuating temperatures in the upcoming days.

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Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected in Washington D.C. today, with a high of 74 degrees and a 30-50% chance of rain. A shift to mostly sunny weather is predicted for Thursday.