Washington gets a bright, dry run through Friday before showers and thunderstorms return this weekend.

Strong to severe storms likely this afternoon; Flood Watch for northeast Maryland. Expect gusty winds, heavy rain and tidal impacts in Annapolis.

Clear and muggy Monday morning; highs near 88°F with scattered storms possible after 2 p.m. Stronger, potentially severe storms arrive Tuesday.

Muggy Sunday with highs near 86°F and scattered storms. Stronger storms could arrive Tuesday, July 28.

Morning drizzle gives way to a sunny, warm Saturday. Storms and heavier rain are most likely Tuesday; plan accordingly.

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Clear, mild Friday with a high near 84°F. Mostly dry through the weekend; heat and storm chances return early next week.

Drier, cooler air moves into D.C. Thursday with highs near 82°F and low humidity. Small craft advisories affect bay waters this morning.

Muggy start with a high near 86°F. Scattered storms possible this afternoon between 2–5 p.m.; plan for brief delays.

Scattered morning showers give way to a growing severe‑storm threat Tuesday afternoon into evening. Expect gusty winds, heavy downpours and possible localized flooding.

Mild Monday gives a last clear day before strong, possibly severe thunderstorms hit Tuesday. Boaters should heed tonight’s Small Craft Advisory.

Clear and warm Sunday in D.C., highs near 86°F. A strong cold front on Tuesday could bring severe storms and pockets of flash flooding.