Heavy showers and gusty south winds today; localized flash flooding is possible in spots. Expect brief downpours and travel disruption through the afternoon.

Hazy morning with highs near 93°F and gusts to 30 mph. Storm chances increase Tuesday night into midweek with heavy rain and localized flooding possible.

Patchy fog this morning, then showers and thunderstorms tonight with locally heavy rain.

Sunny, hot start to the week with highs near 92°F. Showers and storms become likely Thursday–Friday; plan backup for outdoor events.

Mild Monday gives way to near‑record heat Tuesday and a higher chance of storms Wednesday.

Hot, humid days with late‑afternoon storms this week. Highs near 93°F and spotty rain that’s unlikely to ease the drought.

Sunny morning gives way to late‑day storms and gusty winds. Small Craft Advisories are in effect for nearshore waters.

D.C. will hit the mid‑90s Monday and Tuesday with limited overnight relief. A cold front brings showers and thunderstorms Wednesday.

Dense morning fog limits visibility; sun returns and highs near 90 with gusty winds. Stronger storms possible Tuesday.

Clear and warm this morning with highs near 90°F and gusty south winds. Strong to possibly severe storms are most likely late Tuesday into early Wednesday.

Highs near 88–90°F Monday and gusty winds. Thunderstorms likely tonight into Tuesday; a cooler Wednesday follows.

Foggy morning gives way to highs near 91°F this afternoon. Isolated late-day storms and gusty winds are possible; cooling centers are available.

Sunny and hot with gusty east winds; dangerous rip currents at Atlantic beaches. Highs near 90F with isolated afternoon storms possible.