Washington D.C. is currently under a heat advisory until 7 p.m. with temperatures soaring and storm chances slowly rising in the evening. Potential records for both high and low temperatures have been set, with high temperatures reaching at least 98 degrees at various airports in the area. The city is bracing for potential storms that could bring damaging wind gusts of over 57 mph.
As the evening progresses, the likelihood of storms developing increases, with some potentially becoming severe. Residents are advised to stay alert as storms could bring strong winds. Tomorrow, temperatures are expected to remain near-average with highs in the mid-80s to around 90 degrees. Breezes from the northwest are forecast to provide some relief, bringing in drier and more comfortable air.
Overnight, any passing raindrops are expected to taper off quickly after dark, with mainly clear skies and decreasing winds. Temperatures are expected to drop to around 65 degrees overnight. The city is also experiencing unusually warm minimum temperatures, with the current low of 81 degrees tying as the second-hottest June night on record.
Looking ahead, the week’s weather forecast indicates clear skies and sunny conditions after any early-morning rain showers dissipate. In the afternoon, there is a chance for a quick shower or thunderstorm as atmospheric energy moves through the region. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on the weather forecast and take necessary precautions.
To get daily forecasts for Washington D.C., residents can listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Echo, or visit The Washington Post’s Capital Weather Gang for more options. Stay informed about the changing weather patterns and be prepared for any potential storms or extreme temperatures in the coming days.