A warm surge hits D.C.: highs near 90°F Sunday and low‑to‑mid 90s Monday–Tuesday, with spotty late‑day storms and a cooler, showery front arriving Wednesday.

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Cloudy start and breezy Friday with a high near 73°F. Warm weekend ahead with 90° possible Sunday and mid-90s early next week.

A mid‑May heat surge will push D.C. into the 80s this weekend and into the 90s early next week, with records at risk and storms possible midweek.

Patchy fog and gusty northwest winds shape Thursday in D.C. Small boats should stay in port.

Afternoon showers and gusty thunderstorms are likely, with a stronger round late tonight. Mariners should heed Small Craft Advisories.

Clear and cool Tuesday in D.C.; highs near 72°F. Gusty thunderstorms possible Wednesday evening and small-craft advisories are in effect.

Light rain keeps D.C. in the mid‑50s this morning; spotty showers taper by early afternoon. Small‑craft advisory through noon and gusty storms possible Wednesday.

Mostly cloudy and near 60°F in D.C. this morning; warm into the 70s with scattered afternoon storms and a Coastal Flood Advisory for Annapolis.

Clear, cool start in D.C. warms to a sunny, breezy Friday near 72°F. Boaters face a Small Craft Advisory and storms are likely Sunday night.

Cloudy Thursday morning in Washington, D.C., with highs near 65°F and only a slight shower chance. A warmer, wetter weekend builds Saturday into Sunday.

Showers move in mid-morning Wednesday with thunderstorms likely this afternoon. Gusty winds and a Small Craft Advisory last through the evening.

Sunny, warm Tuesday with gusty southwest winds and Small Craft Advisories. Rain and thunderstorms arrive Wednesday; take care with outdoor plans.