Capital Weather Gang: Forecasts
Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/17/2012
By Camden Walker
We probably reach at least 90 again today and there’s even a chance we tie the 1980 record with our 28th day at or above 95. All eyes turn to the potential for storms later in the afternoon or evening. This weekend a cold front may stay close enough to bother us with the threat of periodic showers. At least we’ll have cooler, comfortable air to enjoy.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/17/2012 |
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Posted at 04:25 PM ET, 08/16/2012
By Jason Samenow
Humidity was delightfully low today, but no shortage of sunshine helped us log our 47th 90+ day of 2012. We likely tack on number 48 Friday before scattered showers and storms arrive in the early evening hours.
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04:25 PM ET, 08/16/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/16/2012
By David Streit
I am betting that most of us find today just dandy given the drier air mass. After this summer a 90-degree day just isn’t what it used to be.After a few thunderstorms skitter through Friday night, we are in for not 1, not 2 but 3, count them 3 days of highs only in the lower 80s and we will throw in lows in the 60s. However, some showers may put a damper on the cooler temps.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/16/2012 |
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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 08/15/2012
By Ian Livingston
With the cold front to our east, we’ve been graced with somewhat cooler air today and highs only in the 80s everywhere! Some clouds have helped dampen that late-summer sun as well. A little disturbance pushing through the region has set off some showers and storms, mainly north, south and west of us, but we may still see a few yet before the day is done.
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04:30 PM ET, 08/15/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/15/2012
By Dan Stillman
So I’m having a bit of a confidence crisis with this forecast. Cold fronts are to blame, and the result is uncertain shower and storm chances pretty much every day today through the weekend, except for tomorrow which is shaping up quite nice!
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05:00 AM ET, 08/15/2012 |
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Posted at 04:48 PM ET, 08/14/2012
By Jason Samenow
Summer cold fronts often take their sweet time moving through the mid-Atlantic. That means advertised rain sometimes comes in later than expected and it takes longer to clear. Storms are possible this evening and overnight and - yes - well into Wednesday too. Humidity doesn’t appreciably drop until Thursday.
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04:48 PM ET, 08/14/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/14/2012
By Matt Rogers
Two cold fronts in three days suggest that the pattern is becoming more active. This pattern prevents big hot and humid air masses from locking in and intensifying. The first cold front this evening could produce some storms but then helps knock the humidity down Wednesday and Thursday. The second, stronger cold front Friday evening into Saturday delivers a shot of even cooler, drier air by Sunday.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/14/2012 |
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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 08/13/2012
By Ian Livingston
While today’s temperatures might end up a little above normal, particularly in D.C. itself, the lower levels of humidity and a little cloudiness have made it a pretty comfortable one out there. Unlike most of the summer, there’s no big heat lurking anywhere around the corner! In fact, perhaps the opposite. But, let’s not get ahead of ourselves. After a nice evening and night tonight, we’ve got another warm one tomorrow with storm risks late.
By Ian Livingston |
04:30 PM ET, 08/13/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/13/2012
By Jason Samenow
Are we done with excessive heat for the summer? It’s too soon to make that call, but what’s clear is that nothing too brutal lies in our immediate future. In fact, by late this coming weekend, a touch of early fall may well be in the air. Unfortunately, for those seeking rain, we just have a couple chances of scattered showers/storms this week.
By Jason Samenow |
05:00 AM ET, 08/13/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/12/2012
By Brian Jackson
As the saying goes, there’s always sunshine after the rain, and we’ll hold that true today once we clear out any lingering morning clouds. The lower humidity levels and near-average highs today and tomorrow are an enjoyable reprieve from this summer’s muggy heat fest. That heat remains mostly in check the next several days even though humidity and storm chances bubble back up by Tuesday.
By Brian Jackson |
05:00 AM ET, 08/12/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/11/2012
By Ian Livingston
In a break from the recent norm around here, today’s temperatures should not reach 90. This is thanks to a slow-moving cold front finally moving through the area. Behind it, we get a bit of a taste of cooler times to come, but it won’t be enough for many, and it won’t last as long as we’d hope. After a savory Sunday, heat and humidity come wandering back heading into the work week.
By Ian Livingston |
05:00 AM ET, 08/11/2012 |
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Posted at 04:24 PM ET, 08/10/2012
By Jason Samenow
More storms are likely for this evening, but the rain should clear out by Saturday afternoon..
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04:24 PM ET, 08/10/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/10/2012
By A. Camden Walker
We have an unsettled, perhaps volatile at times, day ahead as a cold front and upper-level storm system both want to create storminess across the region. We’re not expecting an area-wide damaging event, but there’s a risk for more than your average storm day in addition to potentially heavy rain. This weekend, we slowly try to give this front the boot, finally doing so by Sunday. That’s the day that looks most like a “gem.” Luckily, the return to work synchs with increased chances for storms and mugginess. Score.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/10/2012 |
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Posted at 05:08 PM ET, 08/09/2012
By Jason Samenow
Another day, another 95 or higher afternoon temperature in Washington, D.C. Today’s 95+ reading is the 27th of 2012, tying 2010 and 1981 for 2nd place, with plenty of summer to go. The current hot streak (10 straight 90+ days) may end Friday as clouds and showers and storms hold back temperatures.
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05:08 PM ET, 08/09/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/09/2012
By David Streit
If nothing else, things are going to get a lot more active in the next couple of days thunderstorm-wise. By afternoon some strong thunderstorms are possible and then they get serious on Friday afternoon when the greatest threat for severe weather lies. A break in the heat and humidity arrives over the weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/09/2012 |
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Posted at 04:25 PM ET, 08/08/2012
By Ian Livingston
One way to gauge how warm it’s been is how easily we keep hitting 90 or higher on days with lots of clouds. Today was another one of those occasions in D.C., and now our ninth 90+ in a row, going back to the end of last month. Looks like we’ll extend that streak to at least 10 without much problem tomorrow. After that, rain chances start to increase and temperatures hopefully decrease heading through the rest of the week.
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04:25 PM ET, 08/08/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/08/2012
By Dan Stillman
Summer keeps on rollin’ around here with highs past 90 almost a sure bet today and tomorrow. The best shower and storm chances wait for Friday, when storns could be fierce, but that doesn’t mean we won’t see some activity before. Saturday’s forecast carries the most uncertainty of the next several days, while Sunday may well provide a spectacular end to the coming weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/08/2012 |
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Posted at 11:21 PM ET, 08/07/2012
By Jason Samenow
A front stalled just far enough south to keep most of the rain away from the metro region (except southern Maryland), but not the heat. We tacked on another 90+ day, our 8th straight and 14th in the last 16 days. And yet another is on the way Wednesday, despite plenty of clouds and a slight late day storm chance.
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11:21 PM ET, 08/07/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/07/2012
By Matt Rogers
A stationary front just to our south has stalled. The result is considerable cloud cover into tomorrow along with shower and storm risks, especially south of the District. Temperatures are slightly above normal with upper 80s to low 90s while humidity remains moderate. Thursday may end up the hottest day. Friday and Saturday look wet at times before drier weather Sunday.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/07/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 08/06/2012
By Ian Livingston
Clouds associated with a cold front inching south of the area have helped keep a lid on temperatures today, but we’ve still managed to rise to highs pretty close to normal in the upper 80s to near 90. Sadly, humidity levels have remained pretty high as well, and they look to stay near or above 65-70 degrees for a while at least. Tomorrow, we should ditch the clouds for the most part, and while it’ll be another warm one, it won’t be as hot as we’ve gotten used to this summer.
By Ian Livingston |
04:45 PM ET, 08/06/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/06/2012
By Jason Samenow
The mercury climbed to 98 Sunday at Reagan National, the 40th 90+ day of the year and the 26th 95+ day. We’ll see a few more 90+ days this week, but - mercifully - probably not any at or above 95. By the weekend, the pattern may flip to one dominated more by days in the 80s. To start this transition, Friday may produce widespread storms in a week which looks dry more often than not.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/06/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/05/2012
By Brian Jackson
While showers and storms aren’t a sure bet this afternoon, there is a decent chance of some. So the earlier the better as far as outdoor activities are concerned. Some storms could bring high winds and hail along with very heavy rain. Once a cold front clears the area sometime tomorrow, we get a bit of a break with drier and a bit cooler air early in the week before a more tropical feel takes hold once again.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/05/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/04/2012
By Ian Livingston
Yesterday D.C. tied the total for last year when it comes to days at or above 95 degrees, and those 24 instances are more than two times normal for a year around here. It’s possible we’ve got another today as well. Yep, it’s more of the same hazy sunshine giving way to isolated or scattered afternoon showers and storms. Add in high heat and humidity and you’ll probably want to limit your outdoor time during the midday, unless you’re near a pool or at the beach.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/04/2012 |
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Posted at 05:20 PM ET, 08/03/2012
By Jason Samenow
Another day of sweltering heat is in the books. We managed to log our 24th day at or above 95, ahead of any other year on record as of this date. The weekend weather is to closely resemble the weather of the last two days: hot, hazy, humid and with late day storm chances. The storm chances Saturday are slight but ramp up Sunday as a cold front approaches.
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05:20 PM ET, 08/03/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/03/2012
By A. Camden Walker
What may be “classic” August heat will still make us sweaty and uncomfortable at times in the days ahead. We crescendo this weekend into even more stifling humidity to accompany our 90+ temperatures. It’s possible we’ll have to wait until into next week before we get a shot -- potentially -- at some noticeable relief! The nerve. In the meantime, expect pesky thundershowers to dot our landscape.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/03/2012 |
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Posted at 06:15 PM ET, 08/02/2012
By Jason Samenow
There’s a common thread with this week’s weather: heat, humidity and hit or miss afternoon and evening showers/storms. So it’s no surprise we close out the work week with those elements in the forecast. Friday distinguishes itself, though, as the hottest day of the week so far.
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06:15 PM ET, 08/02/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/02/2012
By David Streit
Sadly, this overachieving summer shows little sign of relenting yet. But at least it is low-to-mid 90s through the weekend rather than 100s. And humidity levels are tolerable. For those of you trying to keep your garden from parching, thunderstorm chances increase by late in the weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 08/02/2012 |
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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 08/01/2012
By Ian Livingston
August seems ready to pick up where July left off, with heat becoming the main story the next few days. Today’s highs in the upper 80s to near 90 weren’t too bad, though with another 90+ day at National, we’ve already met our typical average of 36 such days in an entire year. And, that’s as low as highs will be at least through Friday. A few showers and storms earlier have dissipated leaving partly cloudy skies behind, however we could see a few more rain drops yet, particularly before sunset.
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04:30 PM ET, 08/01/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 08/01/2012
By Dan Stillman
The overall set up with warm and humid air near the surface and low pressure aloft continues today, which also means a continuation of hit-or-miss storms that can form with little warning. That low pressure high above begins to lose its grip starting tomorrow, sending storm chances lower and temperatures higher Thursday and Friday. How about the weekend?...
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05:00 AM ET, 08/01/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 PM ET, 07/31/2012
By Jason Samenow
The weather we’ve experienced today is likely a preview of what we’ll get tomorrow. By and large it’s dry and seasonably warm, but - with little notice - showers and thunderstorms pop-up during the favored late afternoon and evening hours. These storms won’t provide meaningful, drought-denting rain, but we’ll take what we can get.
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05:00 PM ET, 07/31/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/31/2012
By Matt Rogers
Even though August is the second-hottest month of the year, our normal temperatures are starting their ever-so-gradual stepping down toward autumn now. At least for the next few days, we are treated to some less hot conditions along with a storm risk. The next surge of heat from the mid-continent “Dome of Drought" arrives Friday and especially this weekend. This results in a reduced thunderstorm risk, but temperatures in the low-to-mid 90s.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/31/2012 |
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Posted at 04:15 PM ET, 07/30/2012
By Ian Livingston
It was a fairly typical summer day around here, at least as far as temperatures go, with highs in the mid-80s to near 90. Humidity remains moderate to high, but below unbearable levels. An easterly wind off the ocean has at least brought us some cleaner skies than we might otherwise expect this time of year. Isolated to scattered showers, and maybe a storm, continue to decrease into the evening.
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04:15 PM ET, 07/30/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/30/2012
By Jason Samenow
The week ahead is neither a washout nor scorching hot. But rather, it’s something in between. The typical day features highs near 90 and the opportunity for afternoon and evening storms though some days top out as low as the mid-80s or as high as the mid-90s. Tuesday and Wednesday may be the wettest and coolest days while the weekend brings the heat.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/30/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/29/2012
By Brian Jackson
As we near the Dog Days of summer, we find ourselves heading into a typical summertime pattern the next several days with warm and somewhat humid conditions along with fairly regular chances for afternoon storms. Lucky for us, most of that holds off until tomorrow with a little less humidity and lower storm chances making for a pretty nice close to the weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/29/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/28/2012
By Ian Livingston
We’re staring down day 20 of 90-degree or higher temperatures in this scorching July, so hopefully we can appreciate the cooler heat that’s taking over in the coming period. Storm chances are around off and on as well, with seemingly a better chance today compared to tomorrow, but no real washouts anywhere to be seen for now. The dog days last a while longer, but it could be worse, as we know all too well.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/28/2012 |
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Posted at 04:04 PM ET, 07/27/2012
By Dan Stillman
Despite the Heat Advisory issued for parts of the area today, what the D.C. area ended up with is a fairly normal hot July day. It’s one of the few days this summer that the heat has actually underachieved. Like yesterday, we’re on the look out for some showers and storms into this evening.
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04:04 PM ET, 07/27/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/27/2012
By A. Camden Walker
A cold front on the periphery of our HOT high pressure system approaches, adding an extra ingredient of instability to the air today. The question is: will it bring a trigger early enough for more numerous storms? Either way, records potentially in play today include 100 at National, 98 at Dulles, and 101 at BWI. As storms build and approach from the west, and if any severe weather watches are issued, stay tuned to us here, as we’ll be sure to keep you updated.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/27/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/26/2012
By David Streit
I guess I am getting hardened to all this. The idea of a couple more days pushing close to 100 seems just par for the course. You all know the drill, drink lots of water, don’t over exert, etc. Dulles could take a swing at the record of 98 today, but D.C.’s 103 will be a little harder to make. Most of us are unlikely to see any storms until Friday.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/26/2012 |
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Posted at 04:48 PM ET, 07/25/2012
By Jason Samenow
The sweltering and potentially stormy weather pattern we’ve all come to know and love returns Thursday as the Midwest heat dome bleeds east. Meanwhile, a fast jet stream and cold front to the north may power strong to severe thunderstorms, especially north of town.
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04:48 PM ET, 07/25/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/25/2012
By Dan Stillman
In a summer replete with extreme heat, high humidity and powerful storms, today serves as a welcome break from all three. Sure it’s still warm, but it is summer after all. And the low humidity and lack of storm risk are a nice change of pace. In-your-face heat and humidity returns in a big way tomorrow, then we transition back to average summer fare by the weekend
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05:00 AM ET, 07/25/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/24/2012
By Matt Rogers
A cold front is planning an afternoon to early evening arrival. Its entourage includes clouds and scattered thunderstorms - some may be severe. A brief bit of cooler and much less humid weather follows the front Wednesday before yet another front - this time a warm front - lifts north through the area early Thursday. Very hot weather Thursday is followed by another cool front on Friday leading to a near seasonal weekend with perhaps more Saturday storms.
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Posted at 04:20 PM ET, 07/23/2012
By Ian Livingston
As with recent days, clouds came to our rescue to keep temperatures from reaching their warmest potential. But, unlike the last two days, temperatures still made it pretty high -- into the upper 80s to near 90. Thus far, showers and storms have largely stayed away other than a quick sprinkle in a few spots. But, we remain on guard for storms into the evening as they continue to move this direction from the west.
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04:20 PM ET, 07/23/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/23/2012
By Jason Samenow
After a short reprieve, the heat is back today. While conditions may cool briefly during the middle and end of the week, most days this week will be warmer than average. Meanwhile, an active jet stream to our north may generate thunderstorms several days this week, including today.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/23/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/22/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Have you enjoyed our break from the heat? Good, because it’s almost over. After today’s lingering clouds and still below-average temperatures, we’re back to at least a couple hot, humid and potentially stormy days. There’s hope that a cold front can break the heat and storm chances by Wednesday, but summertime cold fronts are hard to predict this far out.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/21/2012
By Ian Livingston
Yesterday was the coolest day in D.C. since the 26th of June, and it’s even possible we could end up with a high in the 70s today. Quite a turnaround compared to the scorchers of recent weeks! As long as you don’t mind a lack of pure sunshine, today’s looking like a fairly good one to spend at least some time outside. Warmth begins to return tomorrow, and when we get into the workweek, it’s going to certainly feel like summer again as heat and storm threats build.
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Posted at 04:04 PM ET, 07/20/2012
By Jason Samenow
Afternoon temperatures today were as cool as they’ve been in three weeks. We’ve shed the heat, but rain chances are tough to shake away due to the painfully
slow movement of a front sinking south through region. Showers and storms chances are moderate-high tonight (especially late), low-moderate Saturday, and down but not out Sunday.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/20/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Most of us actually should see rain today, but be warned localized amounts could be copious. Even though it’s been dry for most spots of late, flooding could be a concern. If driving, please remember “turn around, don’t drown.” Saturday—and especially Sunday—is our recompense, with a slight reduction in the heat and humidity. Isolated showers and storms by late weekend may become more widespread as the workweek begins, along with at least a small surge of heat. Drink that water!
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Posted at 04:09 PM ET, 07/19/2012
By Jason Samenow
A slow,.and I mean slow moving front will sink south through the region between now and Saturday, bringing waves of showers and storms through the region. Persistent cloud cover means the probable end of 90-degree temperatures but plenty of humidity lingers.
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04:09 PM ET, 07/19/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/19/2012
By David Streit
Today is still a sweat-fest and storms are likely to produce more downpours like yesterday. Good news for gardens and lawns, but you bike riders might want to be wary. Shower potential drops like a rock over the weekend as do the temperatues. Enjoy!
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05:00 AM ET, 07/19/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/18/2012
By Dan Stillman
The Dog Days of August are alive and well in mid-July. Yeah, we’re more used to this now than we were earlier in the summer. But it’s still hot and gross. The heat’s not quite as stifling tomorrow, and by Friday through the weekend we’re talking highs near to below average for a change. Today through at least Friday we may also have to dodge some showers and storms.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/18/2012 |
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Posted at 04:34 PM ET, 07/17/2012
By Jason Samenow
For the sixth time this summer, Washington, D.C. reached at least 100 degrees. We may tack on a 7th Wednesday, with higher humidity levels to boot. Late day thunderstorms herald the start of a gradual cooling trend Thursday.
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04:34 PM ET, 07/17/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/17/2012
By Matt Rogers
As we enter the hottest hours of the current forecast period, it is important to point out that this one is not as strong or as long-lasting as what attacked us earlier this month. An imminent cool front is poised to sweep through our area tomorrow night and set the stage for a cooler/wetter pattern on Thursday and Friday.
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Posted at 04:35 PM ET, 07/16/2012
By Ian Livingston
You probably know the story out there. It’s hot. It’s humid. And it’s going to get hotter. Today’s highs have mainly reached the mid-90s across the area. With dew points in the upper 60s to around 70, you can add on another 5-10 degrees of heat index. A few cooling showers and storms are now also dotting part of the region, and that should continue through about sunset. While most of these storms won’t be too intense, there’s a chance for some isolated strong winds given all the juice around.
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04:35 PM ET, 07/16/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/16/2012
By Jason Samenow
Sunday started a string of what should be 4 straight days at or above 95. On the plus side, we won’t match the record-setting 11-day streak that ended the Sunday before. Late Wednesday into Thursday, a cold front is going to kick the hot, humid air out of town. Some gusty storms might rumble through around that time. It dries out by Friday and the weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/16/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/15/2012
By Brian Jackson
Hotter weather is on the way as we head into our next heat wave of the summer. Lucky for us, this one is a bit weaker and much shorter than the last. Nonetheless, highs could reach reach 90 or higher today through at least Wednesday, with temperatures well into the 90s Tuesday and maybe Wednesday, too. The best chances for showers and storms come this afternoon and Wednesday.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/14/2012
By Jason Samenow
For the last several days, we’ve held the humidity at bay by-and-large. That all changes today as a warm front lifts through the region. Not only does this front bring the threat of showers and storms, but it introduces a very warm, sticky air mass that hangs around into the middle of next week.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/14/2012 |
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Posted at 04:35 PM ET, 07/13/2012
By Dan Stillman
For those still weather-wary from last week’s heat wave and the derecho before that, this weekend offers a sense of July normalcy. That still means it’ll be plenty warm and plenty humid with a chance of thunderstorms. But nothing we can’t deal with and even enjoy to some degree.
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04:35 PM ET, 07/13/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/13/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Before we worry about heat building next week, we still have to contend with sweaty warmth that brings with it the typical D.C. July haze and random storm threat. Any storms may be hard to pinpoint over the next few days, so stay tuned. You’ll probably want some cooling rain, but because storms may be heavy rain producers due to their slow forward motion, we’ll give you as much lead time as possible. Today should be largely or fully dry.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/13/2012 |
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Posted at 05:04 PM ET, 07/12/2012
By Jason Samenow
While the weather the last couple of days hasn’t exactly been refreshing, it hasn’t been oppressively hot either. It’s been about as average as it gets. Same deal on Friday before heat, humidity and storm chances return to our daily forecasts.
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05:04 PM ET, 07/12/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/12/2012
By Matt Rogers
Say “hi” to Mr. Bermuda High. After today’s relatively low humidity, seasonal temperatures, and partly sunny skies, our big neighbor to the east will be edging our way for a weekend visit. Last week’s big heat wave originated from a dry ridge of high pressure in the middle of the country. This new round starting this weekend into next week offers more traditional D.C,-style heat and humidity. That means fewer record-breaking temps, but more humidity and daily thunderstorm risks.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/12/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 PM ET, 07/11/2012
By Ian Livingston
It’s been another day of very warm temperatures and moderate humidity, with highs reaching the upper 80s to near 90. Thus far, today’s shower and storm focus has remained northwest of the area, and most spots should stay dry around here during the next 24 hours. Besides that, it’s more of the same into tomorrow with clouds occasionally ruling the sky, but also plenty of clearer times as well.
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05:00 PM ET, 07/11/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/11/2012
By Dan Stillman
The midday sun is still hot and the humidity is still noticeable. But man has it been a joy to be outside the past couple days compared to last week, that is unless you got caught in last evening’s gully washer near and inside the Beltway. Typical July weather continues the next several days with the best chance of showers and thunderstorms waiting for the weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/11/2012 |
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Posted at 05:23 PM ET, 07/10/2012
By Jason Samenow
Our break from 90-degree temperatures yesterday lasted all of one day. For the 12th time in 13 days, we reached at least 90 today. The humidity was also up there and a few showers have popped up this afternoon/evening. Those will fade overnight and drier air filters in for Wednesday.
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05:23 PM ET, 07/10/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/10/2012
By Matt Rogers
This new cooler pattern continues through this week with occasional bouts of cloudiness and shower/storm chances. For the most part, our high temperatures run near to below normal, while low temperatures hold near normal or are sometimes slightly higher. The weekend starts to get a bit hotter and more humid, but nothing like last weekend with upper 80s to low 90s and more thunderstorm chances.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/10/2012 |
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Posted at 04:55 PM ET, 07/09/2012
By Ian Livingston
For the first time in ages, it’s not 95 degrees or higher this afternoon! On a day like this, it’s hard to even care that it’s still rather humid out there. Highs are ranging from the low-to-mid 80s this afternoon and most spots have been dry since late morning. As far as rain of consequence, that should largely tend to remain south, but we might have to dodge a few showers from time to time.
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04:55 PM ET, 07/09/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/09/2012
By Jason Samenow
The hottest week in recent memory is behind us. Let’s welcome a week with temperatures near normal or even a bit below. Yes, we’ll have occasional rain opportunities, but we really need them after the recent scorching and a mounting rainfall deficit.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/09/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/08/2012
By Brian Jackson
Relief is in sight, but first we need to make it through today. We’re likely to reach 95 or higher once more today, which would extend our 95+ streak to a Spinal Tap-ian 11 days. Before cooler weather can come in and end our torture, at least some of us will likely have to deal with strong to severe storms this afternoon into evening.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/08/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/07/2012
By Ian Livingston
As if the ongoing record stretch of high heat wasn’t enough, we’ve got even higher heat on the way today. Daily record highs almost seem a sure bet at National (102), Dulles (101) and Baltimore (101). All set just two years ago! There’s even an outside shot we reach all-time highs across the area -- currently 106 for D.C., 105 for Dulles and 107 for Baltimore, if you’re playing along at home. Add in high humidity as well as dirty air, and it’s going to be ugly out there. At least we finally see some cooler times on the horizon.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/07/2012 |
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Posted at 04:43 PM ET, 07/06/2012
By Jason Samenow
The combination of high temperature of 100-105 and high humidity levels has prompted the National Weather Service to issue an excessive warning from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday - its most serious heat alert. Heat indices may exceed 110 in the afternoon. In addition, air quality is forecast to be code red, generally unhealthy.
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04:43 PM ET, 07/06/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/06/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Everything feels overheated. Record heat looks possible too. Maybe even challenging the all time D.C. high temperature of 106? Potentially. Anywhere you look it is going to be downright miserable and dangerous if you’re out too long without taking numerous precautions. Any breeze out of the south or southwest only makes you long for cooler times. Please check on your friends, neighbors, and relatives. Make sure they are drinking plenty of water!
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05:00 AM ET, 07/06/2012 |
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Posted at 05:03 PM ET, 07/05/2012
By Jason Samenow
We touched the century mark today but fell two degrees short of the record (102). A steamy night lies ahead before another run towards a record high (103) Friday (probably falls just short). Keep eye on the sky this evening as an isolated thunderstorm or two could pop up.
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05:03 PM ET, 07/05/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/05/2012
By David Streit
The heat is gearing up with triple digits likely in drier areas for the next three days. Not the trifecta I would like. It is probable that some records get broken. The few isolated t-storms today are likely to evaporate before reaching most of us. This is dangerous heat so please take it easy and water yourself, pets and gardens too!
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05:00 AM ET, 07/05/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/04/2012
By Dan Stillman
Today's high heat and humidity along with a chance of thunderstorms isn’t terribly unusual for July 4th in and around the nation’s capital. But what is far from usual is the surrounding circumstances of continued derecho recovery and a number of cancelled fireworks displays. The big one is still set to go off on the National Mall as long as storms don’t interfere. No matter where you are or what you’re doing today, please do stay safe in the heat, and if thunder roars, head indoors.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/04/2012 |
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Posted at 04:32 PM ET, 07/03/2012
By Jason Samenow
For the sixth consecutive day the mercury hit 95 or higher. Luckily, humidity levels were manageable as a bubble of dry air moved overhead. The dry air gets kicked out this evening, and storms may develop over the region as the atmosphere moistens. Independence Day is hot and humid with another possible round of storms.
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04:32 PM ET, 07/03/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/03/2012
By Matt Rogers
We’re headed back towards another brutal peak in heat and humidity late this week. By the time we reach the weekend, we could be feeling those 100-degree temperatures again. But what about storms? We seem to carry along a slight risk each day with the best chances on July 4 and Sunday, when a significant cool front may slide our way.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/03/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 PM ET, 07/02/2012
By Ian Livingston
While we’ve dealt with a bit of heat relief today, it’s still plenty hot with temperatures surpassing 90 and heading as far as the mid-90s across the area. Fortunately, storm threats are generally low compared to recently, though it’s still tough to entirely rule out pop-up storms that could be strong with all this heat around. Tomorrow? Mainly the same story.
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05:00 PM ET, 07/02/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/02/2012
By Jason Samenow
The hot, humid, and sometimes stormy weather pattern shows little sign of relenting in this first week of July. Every day this week, temperatures reach 90 or higher and there’s at least a small chance of late day or overnight thunderstorms most days.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/02/2012 |
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Posted at 04:14 PM ET, 07/01/2012
By Ian Livingston
After yesterday’s mini reprieve following the severe derecho on Friday, a resurgence of higher humidity mixed with record (96 at Dulles) and near-record temperatures around 100 degrees has helped promote a volatile environment over the area.
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04:14 PM ET, 07/01/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 07/01/2012
By Brian Jackson
No reprieve for the weary as the heat continues across the mid-Atlantic. For any still without power, I know this is getting old quickly, but at least after today you can enjoy the a/c at work! Today brings the last of our near-term chances at triple-digits but we’ll stay well into the 90s heading through the upcoming week. Widespread severe weather is not likely, but storms are possible each day going forward. With this heat and instability, any will need to be watched carefully.
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05:00 AM ET, 07/01/2012 |
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Posted at 04:24 PM ET, 06/30/2012
By Jason Samenow
Thankfully, somewhat cooler and drier air trickled into the region behind Friday night’s violent storms. Although it’s still quite hot (mid-90s), the atmosphere is not as unstable as last night. Some thunderstorms may still develop (40 percent chance), but they should not be as intense or widespread as last night.
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04:24 PM ET, 06/30/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/30/2012
By Ian Livingston
With more than 1.5 million Maryland and Virginia homes and businesses losing power in last night’s severe weather, the one thing we don’t want is another super hot day filled with a significant storm threat. Unfortunately, we’ve got it. This heat is bad enough on its own, but given the sizeable outages and likely lengthy period to restore, extra caution must be taken by those “in the dark.”
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05:00 AM ET, 06/30/2012 |
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Posted at 04:43 PM ET, 06/29/2012
By Jason Samenow
After the hottest June day in Washington, D.C. history (104), the atmosphere is juiced for the possibility of strong-to-severe thunderstorms overnight. The weekend remains oppressively hot and humid, with likely additional rounds of late day thunderstorms - a few of which may be violent.
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04:43 PM ET, 06/29/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/29/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Someone left the oven door open, and we should challenge today’s record high of 101 at DCA airport and 95 at Dulles airport. Thankfully, BWI’s 105 record is very likely out of reach. What to keep within reach through at least Monday? Water, sunscreen, shade, ice, and air conditioning. Remember to please lend a helping hand to vulnerable segments of population or even dial 3-1-1 to find cooling centers near your area.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/29/2012 |
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Posted at 06:00 PM ET, 06/28/2012
By Jason Samenow
A dry heat pressed into the D.C. area today, with highs topping out in the mid-90s. Humid air floods into the region overnight and the heat takes a step up tomorrow. The end result is an miserably hot and humid Friday, with record high temperatures possible.
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06:00 PM ET, 06/28/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/28/2012
By David Streit
Today, the heat makes itself known. Friday and the weekend, we add humidity. The chance for records to tumble could come most any day starting tomorrow, continuing into Monday. We will have the opportunity for some late day thunderstorms with a front nearby during the hot, humid stretch.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/28/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 06/27/2012
By Ian Livingston
After some cooler air the past day or two, highs today in the mid-80s to near 90 ended up pretty close to normal for the date. From here into the near future, the story will quickly become the heat. Tomorrow’s temperatures are still mainly bearable, even if turning hot. But by Friday -- when excessive heat watches are already up -- you’ll probably feel like limiting your time outdoors.
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04:45 PM ET, 06/27/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/27/2012
By Dan Stillman
Summer sizzle is on its way back. But at least it’s nice enough to allow us a gradual transition. The warm-up starts today, but we probably don’t break 90 until tomorrow, and the humidity shows some restraint until Friday. Starting Friday, though, the heat and humidity team up for a one-two punch straight through the weekend. Any chance of a cooling thunderstorm?...
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Posted at 04:59 PM ET, 06/26/2012
By Jason Samenow
Today’s weather was tough to beat. Sure it was breezy at times, but the abundance of sunshine and absence of humidity made it a pleasure to be outdoors. A lovely night lies ahead - it’s almost fall-like with crisp morning temps. Wednesday’s not at all bad considering the low humidity but, by afternoon, temperatures turn a bit toasty.
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04:59 PM ET, 06/26/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/26/2012
By Matt Rogers
Today is the cool before the scorch as we experience below normal temperatures, very low humidity, and lots of sunshine. While tomorrow gets a bit warmer, we maintain relatively low humidity. By Thursday and especially Friday, it’s hazy, hot, and humid again. The heat should continue into the weekend, but we also pick up a risk of scattered thunderstorms.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/26/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 06/25/2012
By Ian Livingston
A cold front that passed through the area during the day is helping filter drier and, eventually, cooler air into the region. It also helped spawn some big storms just to our south. Fortunately, we don’t have anything like that to worry about here, and the next 24 hours looks rather delightful overall. Enjoy it. More heat lurks as we press through the week.
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04:45 PM ET, 06/25/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/25/2012
By Jason Samenow
One precious day this week promises to be absolutely delightful. That’s Tuesday - when we have ultra low humidity and comfy high temps near 80. But - after a transition day Wednesday - the heat comes on strong Thursday, and, by Friday, 100 degrees is in play once again.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/25/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/24/2012
By Brian Jackson
As the case has been with weekends around here lately, Saturday may be the star, but Sunday’s not far behind. The difference today is a bit more humidity and the chance of a few showers or storms later in the afternoon or evening. That chance continues tomorrow before a cold front ushers in some spectacular weather for our midweek.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/23/2012
By Ian Livingston
After several days of upper 90s to near 100 readings, topped off with some severe thunderstorms, it’ll be nice to get a little reprieve this weekend. Temperatures are still going to be rather warm, but humidity is down compared to recently and that alone should make for a noticeable difference. Now that we’re in summer by all measures, it could be much worse! Plus, there’s a cool-down in the not-to-distant future.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/23/2012 |
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Posted at 04:55 PM ET, 06/22/2012
By Jason Samenow
A severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect through 9 p.m. As a cold front passes through the region later this evening, some strong to severe showers and storms may pass by with possible damaging winds. The front paves the way for drier and somewhat cooler conditions this weekend.
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04:55 PM ET, 06/22/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/22/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Slightly “cooler” and cloudier today may sound good to you? Well, our final day of this heat wave still has its challenges as a cold front pumps in super muggy air, then cranks out some strong to severe thunderstorms over us. After clearing late tonight, we should see lower, less muggy dew points this weekend. But, it’ll still be pretty warm. Just wait until next week when we look to really cool off!
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Posted at 10:20 PM ET, 06/21/2012
By Jason Samenow
Record-breaking scorched the region with highs in the mid-to-upper 90s for a second straight day. The heat and humidity continue into Friday, but a cold front sweeps through the region late in the day, potentially triggering a line of heavy thunderstorms. Somewhat cooler, less humid air spills into the region by early Saturday.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/21/2012
By David Streit
A heat advisory continues through 10 p.m. This is a good day to park yourself indoors or at least on the edge of some body of water. While there is a slight risk of a thundershower this evening, the main chance comes tomorrow when a cool front arrives. This front only knocks about 10 degrees off highs for the weekend
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Posted at 04:35 PM ET, 06/20/2012
By Ian Livingston
Our first real taste of brutal summer heat arrived right on time for the first day of astronomical summer. Highs that have made it into the mid-and-upper 90s (likely just shy of a record 99 at National) are of course well above normal for the date, if not particularly unheard of for this area. If you aren’t a fan of it, you might want to lock yourself in an air conditioned building at least through tomorrow. Unfortunately, we’ve got more heat advisories and potentially unhealthy conditions to deal with.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/20/2012
By Dan Stillman
After yesterday’s half-court attack, summer puts on a full-court press today and tomorrow with an intense dose of record-challenging heat and rather high humidity, too. If you have to be outside during the afternoons, make sure it’s not for an extended period of time unless you’re in the water or in the shade. The heat steps back to more typical summer levels Friday through the weekend with a few thunderstorms possible along the way.
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Posted at 05:08 PM ET, 06/19/2012
By Jason Samenow
The heat trickled into the region today. Tomorrow it’s on full blast. Add on top of that moderate-to-high humidity levels, and it’s not only uncomfortable, but potentially hazardous. Remember to drink plenty of water Wednesday and take time to cool off if you’re outside for long periods.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/19/2012
By Matt Rogers
After yesterday’s radically cool result (Dulles stayed below 70), we are sitting in the way of a high powered heat train, delivering the hottest weather of the year so far. The heat hits its peak on Thursday with upper 90s and some scattered 100s possible. Moderate-to-high humidity means the heat index exceeds 100. A cool front by Friday starts to derail the heat.
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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 06/18/2012
By Ian Livingston
Persistent clouds and showers that largely tapered off after the morning have kept us quite cool this afternoon. Today’s highs mainly in the upper 60s and low 70s are right on target -- for late April. In fact, Dulles may end up breaking a record for the lowest high temperature on this date (previously 71). But, fear not... it’s about to turn toasty!
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/18/2012
By Jason Samenow
For the fourth straight day, temperatures are cooler than average, with clouds and a few showers. But it’s about to turn hot in a hurry. Tuesday’s temps - well into the 80s - are typical, but Wednesday and Thursday are scorching, with highs into the 90s and climbing humidity. We catch a bit of relief by the weekend but it’s still very warm.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/17/2012
By Brian Jackson
Happy Father’s Day to mine and all the other pops out there. And us here at the ‘Gang have our own gifts for you in today’s weather! It’s sunny and mild for most of the day, so get out and enjoy before clouds begin to filter in late. Savor it while it lasts, because by midweek, we’re back to “normal”around here as heat and humidity build into the area big time.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/16/2012
By Ian Livingston
The main story in the foreseeable future is that we’ll not have much of a shortage of sun. And as we get past the next several days, other big news items should be increasing heat and humidity. But before getting ahead of ourselves, we’ve got a stellar Saturday and likely the same for Sunday. In the end, a sweet weather weekend tends to make everything else a little better. Right?
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Posted at 04:05 PM ET, 06/15/2012
By Ian Livingston
Another glorious day under our belts! And we’re knocking off time when it can be quite hot. Highs that have risen to the upper 70s and low 80s are running a few degrees cooler than normal, but when you also consider the fairly low humidity levels, it’s a real treat out there. Happily, it looks like this same basic weather tale continues into the weekend.
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04:05 PM ET, 06/15/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/15/2012
By A. Camden Walker
With weather like this the possibilities are endless for this weekend. It’ll be warm and sunny enough for the pool. But not too hot or humid for a hike or catching up on some gardening. The weather couldn’t be more perfect for the big Nats-Yankees series at Nats Park, or for just about anything you might have planned for Dad on Sunday. So get ready to get outdoors before more typical summer weather returns by Tuesday.
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Posted at 04:52 PM ET, 06/14/2012
By Jason Samenow
An offshore area of low pressure spun in periods of considerable cloud cover today. But there was enough sun for most of us to reach 80 or so. As the low sinks south, clouds decrease into Friday, but it’s not quite perfectly sunny. Temperatures and humidity levels, though, are pretty perfect.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/14/2012
By David Streit
If this is the new climate, count me as a fan! There is just nothing to complain about if you are out and about from now through the weekend. The lack of humidity this time of year is the main gift. The only thing missing is a late night shower for the gardeners out there.
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Posted at 04:00 PM ET, 06/13/2012
By Ian Livingston
Breezes from the north and northwest have sent in much nicer air today, with dew points now near and even below 50 across the area. That means highs near and above 80 feel pretty delightful! We’re looking at a string of below average temperature days mixed with plentiful sunshine. If you’re a fan of active weather, there’s not much excitement in the forecast, but I think you’ll find it hard to complain a lot.
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04:00 PM ET, 06/13/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/13/2012
By Dan Stillman
Our 90-degree day count for 2012 stands at 5, and that’s where it most likely stays at least through the weekend. Not only do we get a nice stretch with no significant heat, but a cold front that passed through last night has swept away the humidity as well. What we’re left with is a nice string of days featuring a good deal of sun and highs within a few degrees of 80.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/13/2012 |
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Posted at 05:17 PM ET, 06/12/2012
By Jason Samenow
Good riddance to this swampy, gray day. While clouds and showers held temperatures down in the tolerable 70s, humidity was uncomfortably high. A cold front clears us out later tonight, but not before a little more rain is possible this evening. On Wednesday, beautiful sunshine returns and, thankfully, the high humidity exits.
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05:17 PM ET, 06/12/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/12/2012
By Matt Rogers
An approaching cold front is working to tap vast moisture in the Southern U.S., sending some heavier downpours our way into this evening. While we need rain, the occasionally inclement conditions hinder transportation and other outdoor activities. After that, high pressure builds to our north and sits there through at least Sunday. This “Tortoise” high keeps temperatures near normal and conditions mostly dry.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/12/2012 |
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Posted at 04:54 PM ET, 06/11/2012
By Jason Samenow
Flow from the south is transporting an abundance of moisture into the region. So out goes the sun, and in come clouds, humidity, and, with time, rain. While we managed to reach near 90 today, thicker cloud cover means only low 80s Tuesday, with downpours at times.
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04:54 PM ET, 06/11/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/11/2012
By Jason Samenow
The humidity is creeping up, but a cold front nudges it offshore before it reaches oppressive territory. That cold front may deal us substantial rains before it departs the first half of Wednesday. The second half of the week is mostly dry, with near average temperatures and a bit lower humidity.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/11/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/10/2012
By Brian Jackson
The humidity was so low yesterday that the heat index was running a few degrees below the air temperature. Dew points are a bit higher today, but they’re still low enough to make highs in the low-to-mid 90s a tolerable heat. By this evening, though, the mugginess becomes more noticeable, and stays that way into midweek even as temperatures trend a touch a cooler.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/10/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/09/2012
By Ian Livingston
Our coolest “departure from normal” stretch of days in over a year comes to an end today with temperatures rising higher than we’ve seen since late May. The period ahead features increased warmth and increased humidity. If it comes together, we might be talking our first official heatwave (three days 90+) since it looks to be near or above 90 through Monday. As time passes heading into the next workweek, our rain odds go up again as well.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/09/2012 |
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Posted at 04:00 PM ET, 06/08/2012
By Ian Livingston
Mid-80s and fairly low humidity in June? I’ll take it. Other than a few popcorn clouds due to remnant cold air aloft, this was about as nice of an early-summer day as one can get around here. I wish I could say the weekend will be exactly the same, but we’re staring down a run at 90-degree readings and increasing humidity levels. Still, it’s June, and it could be worse.
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04:00 PM ET, 06/08/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/08/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Ready to start sweating again? After today’s increased warmth, we crank up the heat back to summer levels again. We also won’t have a chance at truly more organized rain/thunder/showers again until Tuesday, but a lucky few of you over the coming days still may squelch your 90+ degree readings with one. Get to the pool or shore, and lather on that sunscreen please!
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05:00 AM ET, 06/08/2012 |
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Posted at 04:59 PM ET, 06/07/2012
By Jason Samenow
A little disturbance is rippling through the region this evening, triggering scattered showers and storms. These fizzle out after dark for the most part, setting up the beginning of a dry and increasingly warm pattern into the weekend.
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04:59 PM ET, 06/07/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/07/2012
By David Streit
Today marks the return to normal temperatures...for exactly one day. Yes, summer lovers, here you go. I would not be surprised to see some stray 90 degree readings by Saturday and a whole bunch of them by Sunday. The saving grace is humidity levels will be very slow to increase.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/07/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 06/06/2012
By Ian Livingston
Our cooler than average start to June brought us another pretty fantastic one today. Highs reaching into the low and mid 70s, off lows in the 50s, are really quite a treat. We’ve still got some of that cold air aloft helping to create clouds as well, but they’ve generally been fewer than yesterday. The outside risk of a quick shower or t’shower prior to sunset remains low enough to not cause any widespread worries.
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04:45 PM ET, 06/06/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/06/2012
By Dan Stillman
After barely reaching 70 yesterday, temperatures are on the up and up today through the weekend, by the end of which we should be back to near 90 for highs. The threat of showers and possibly thunderstorms lingers through tomorrow, but then it’s clear sailing for outdoor activities Friday through the weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/06/2012 |
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Posted at 05:18 PM ET, 06/05/2012
By Jason Samenow
Our snap of cool June weather reached its maximum intensity today as temperatures struggled to reach 70 degrees. It was the coolest June day since June 5, 2009 when the high was 63. Mostly cloudy skies had a lot to do with the cool temps and they will also compromise viewing prospects for the transit of Venus beginning at 6:04 p.m. EDT. More cool, cloudy weather is on tap for Wednesday along with the chance of showers.
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05:18 PM ET, 06/05/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/05/2012
By Matt Rogers
A large dominating dip in the jet stream (known as a “trough”) is keeping us quite cool with just enough upper level instability to trigger shower risks, especially in the afternoons. This feature starts to ease out of our area just in time for Friday and the weekend, which should allow us to pop back into the 80s and feel a bit more like summer (and it looks mostly dry too!).
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05:00 AM ET, 06/05/2012 |
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Posted at 04:17 PM ET, 06/04/2012
By Jason Samenow
A steady, cool breeze from the northwest has held temperatures below average for the third straight day. We’ve only managed to reach the mid-70s today and Tuesday may be a few degrees cooler. Showers have yet to pop up in the immediate area but they still may this evening and again Tuesday.
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04:17 PM ET, 06/04/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/04/2012
By Jason Samenow
A big dip in the jet stream over the East assures a cooler than normal start to the work week. In addition, little waves in the atmosphere cycling through the region may ignite some afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers through Thursday. It’s more of an April-like pattern, but headed into the weekend, we dry out and more of a June-like pattern settles in.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/04/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/03/2012
By Brian Jackson
Our fabulous weekend continues for a good part of today before an approaching area of upper-level low pressure increases clouds this afternoon and brings a chance of showers as well. The upper-level low lingers through the first half of the week, keeping us in a pattern of variably cloudy skies with afternoon shower chances.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/03/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/02/2012
By Ian Livingston
After yesterday’s storminess, we all probably deserve a nice weekend. For the most part, this one should deliver! Today’s about as nice as they come in early June, with low humidity and pleasant temperatures. Sunday should bring mainly more of the same before rain chances rise heading into the work week.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/02/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 06/01/2012
By A. Camden Walker
Stay alert today for potentially a few batches of storms, possibly severe this evening and overnight. Some of the storms late today look like they’ll be severe, and that can include damaging winds, large hail, and perhaps even tornadoes. Once we get this cold front through the region, we have a serene Saturday and salvageable Sunday. Next week stays fairly seasonable in the mid-70s to low 80s, though perhaps not completely dry.
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05:00 AM ET, 06/01/2012 |
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Posted at 05:10 PM ET, 05/31/2012
By Jason Samenow
Today was just about perfect headlined by a light-to-moderate breeze, low humidity, a few clouds and highs in the low-to-mid 80s. How quickly things will change. A strong, dynamic frontal system charges into the region Friday, triggering thunderstorms - which may be severe - especially into the evening hours.
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05:10 PM ET, 05/31/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/31/2012
By David Streit
What a great end to the month! But tomorrow looks like a more trying day with the potential for late day storms that could be severe. Keep close track of the forecasts and be safe. Saturday is promising to make up for it with its finest - 70s for highs. So plan on getting out there to enjoy...
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05:00 AM ET, 05/31/2012 |
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Posted at 05:58 PM ET, 05/30/2012
By Jason Samenow
Clouds hung around today near and east of I-95 as a cold front only slowly pressed eastward. The front was held up by post tropical storm Beryl which poured rain in southeast Va and the southern Delmarva. Everyone clears out tonight as the front and Beryl race off to the northeast. Dry air and beautiful sunshine settle in for Thursday.
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05:58 PM ET, 05/30/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/30/2012
By Dan Stillman
We’ve weathered the season’s first heat wave and now it’s back to more typical temperatures for the next several days, though we’re still on the warm side today. Exiting with the heat is that sweaty humidity, which goes super low for a spectacular day tomorrow. Despite drier air moving in, we still face the potential for a lingering shower today and more showers and thunderstorms late Friday.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/30/2012 |
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Posted at 03:43 PM ET, 05/29/2012
By Jason Samenow
We’ve logged our second straight 90+ day but a cold front rumbling through the area over the next 24 hours assures no three-peat Wednesday. Said cold front will produce widespread showers and thunderstorms, capable of producing strong winds, lightning and very heavy rain.
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03:43 PM ET, 05/29/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/29/2012
By Matt Rogers
Hot weather continues today. Fortunately, relief is quickly on the way with a cold front tonight bringing more thunderstorm chances (as early as this afternoon), lower dew points (tomorrow), and cooler temperatures (by tomorrow night). Another weather system approaches our area by Friday with an effort to disrupt the first part of our first June weekend with showers and storms.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/29/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/28/2012
By Jason Samenow
It’s the unofficial start of summer today and while it’s customarily hot and humid, there are several things to be thankful for: 1) Lower storm chances today compared to Sunday. 2) No air quality alerts. 3) We made it this far without hitting 90. But...90 or so is a good possibility today and Tuesday before cooler, drier air arrives Thursday.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/28/2012 |
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Posted at 09:35 PM ET, 05/27/2012
By Camden Walker
Beaches & pools still look like a great bet through Monday even though we can’t rule out a late-day thunderstorm (20% chance today, 30% chance tomorrow). While outside, please take care to drink water & lather on the sunscreen. Note that air quality may not be great – today it’s Code Orange - until we hopefully get a cold front to clear the air a bit by Wednesday.
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09:35 PM ET, 05/27/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/26/2012
By Ian Livingston
Hope you’re ready for some summer, as it’s here the next few days. Though, it seems like the first real heat often coincides with Memorial Day weekend, so perhaps it’s as fun for some as the BBQs and other outings? Feel free to let us know. If you don’t like the heat, well, you might be out of luck as it appears there is no major break anytime soon.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/26/2012 |
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Posted at 04:00 PM ET, 05/25/2012
By Capital Weather Gang
Mother Nature gets the summer season started in style, that is if you like classic hot and humid DC area weather. Slap on the sunscreen, beware of rip currents, and otherwise prepare to enjoy a perfect weekend for the pool. Whatever you do, stay hydrated. Afternoon heat indices into the mid-90s will take their toll if you’re out in it too long.
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04:00 PM ET, 05/25/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/25/2012
By A. Camden Walker
The unofficial start to summer is here, and Mother Nature will oblige with typical summer conditions — starting fully by Saturday — into next week. Muggy 90s are possible, but with some potential mitigation by periodic breezes, and isolated thundershowers. Are you ready to flee toward the cooler water and/or beaches this weekend?
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05:00 AM ET, 05/25/2012 |
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Posted at 04:40 PM ET, 05/24/2012
By Matt Rogers
So far, thunderstorm activity is far more muted than yesterday afternoon and evening, but we are still running a 40% risk of storms through evening. The warming trend continues into tomorrow with the potential for a few scattered storms ahead of a hot holiday weekend that should feature fewer storms, but even more humidity.
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04:40 PM ET, 05/24/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/24/2012
By David Streit
Just in time for the first unofficial weekend of summer, here comes the heat. Given all the warm days we’ve had it’s almost surprising we haven’t hit 90 yet this year. We’re likely to get there this weekend with heat indices even higher. The good news is lower thundershower chances (but still a chance) starting tomorrow. For you beach bums, we’ve got the holiday weekend beach forecast, too , so check it out dude!
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Posted at 04:20 PM ET, 05/23/2012
By David Streit
Scattered thundershowers have many of us dashing through a downpour or two into this evening. Because the storms are slow moving, localized flash flooding is possible so drive with caution. We continue with a chance of showers and storms tomorrow, before we transition into a hot holiday weekend with temperatures making a run to near 90 or higher.
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04:20 PM ET, 05/23/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/23/2012
By Dan Stillman
We have two days (today and Thursday) before low pressure gives way to high pressure at the upper levels of the atmosphere. That change doesn’t necessarily mean an end to shower and thunderstorm chances Friday through Memorial Day. But it should mean more sun and building heat with highs likely near or past 90 degrees.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/23/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 05/22/2012
By David Streit
Locally heavy showers are a risk into this evening, though how many and where they set up is hard to say. The one sure thing is that it remains rather humid for this time of year. The latest on the holiday weekend is still pointing to a very warm one with highs near 90 possible.
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04:45 PM ET, 05/22/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/22/2012
By David Streit
Welcome to the tropics. The only problem is that while all of us experience the moderate humidity, needed rains are probably hit or miss. Some could be treated to a good downpour today, with others seeing a lot less. Repeat performances are likely through Thursday. Right on time for the holiday weekend comes the sun and the heat.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/22/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/21/2012
By Brian Jackson
A weakened Alberto continues to churn off the Southeast coast but will have little impact for us except for sending a little extra moisture our way. Most of our weather this week is due to an upper-level area of low pressure and associated cold front approaching from the west, which together bring us an extended dose of warmth, noticeable humidity, and a daily chance of showers and storms.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/21/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/20/2012
By Brian Jackson
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome the first named storm of the 2012 hurricane season,
Tropical Storm Alberto. The east-to-west (onshore) circulation around the north side of Alberto means increasing clouds and humidity levels here in the D.C. area over the next couple days. By this evening, the threat for showers arrives, too. Warm, unsettled weather with the potential for some thunderstorms stays through midweek
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05:00 AM ET, 05/20/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/19/2012
By Dan Stillman
Today is about as sweet as it gets around here. The same can’t be said starting tomorrow and into the work week, as low pressure just sitting and spinning near the North Carolina coast and an approaching cold front increase the clouds generate chances for showers and storms. That said, Sunday should still be a pretty decent day.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/19/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/18/2012
By A. Camden Walker
We have a couple good days (in time for the Andrew’s AFB Air Show) before an uncertain Sunday unfolds. Enjoy at least partial sunshine, dry air, and comfortable conditions while you can since showers and clouds could move into the picture as early as Saturday night. It also looks like it could be a cloudy, damp start looking to the next workweek.
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Posted at 04:49 PM ET, 05/17/2012
By Jason Samenow
Aside from high pollen levels, today registered few objections. Sunshine, comfortably mild temperatures, dry air, and a light breeze justified the perfect 10 rating. A crisp night lies ahead followed by more pleasurable weather conditions to close the work week.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/17/2012
By Matt Rogers
We have a winning weather pattern for at least next 72 hours with solid sunshine, comfortable daytime temperatures in the 70s, and cool overnight lows. Sunday is still tricky as a low pressure area near the coast could bring in some clouds and maybe even some shower chances late Sunday into Monday. If the low fails to visit, temperatures should go warmer (80s).
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 05/16/2012
By Ian Livingston
It’s been a pretty decent day out there, with temperatures reaching highs in the 80s most spots. Perhaps a bit cooler than I expected in the morning forecast, thanks in part to a bit extra cloudiness and a slower shift in winds to the west. But, that wind shift is here, and humidity levels are already dropping. By tomorrow, that taste of summer will be a memory for a while.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/16/2012
By Ian Livingston
Even though we could still use more rain, after a few days of murky conditions, it’s nice to see the sun make a return. We start that process today, and head full steam into it for the next several. Outside a slight shower or thunderstorm risk this afternoon into early evening, the rest of the week features several days in which it might be hard to find much in the way of cloudiness, let alone any more precipitation.
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Posted at 04:40 PM ET, 05/15/2012
By Jason Samenow
After a round of morning downpours, we’ve had a warm, humid day. Enough sun has snuck through the expansive cloud cover to elevate temperatures into the upper 70s. A slow moving cold front brings the potential for showers and storms this evening, then drier air creeps into the region into Wednesday. However, another cold front could set off a stray shower/storm late in the day.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/15/2012
By Matt Rogers
Some of the today’s heaviest rain should move through this morning. But, this slow-moving weather situation gives us more opportunities for showers this afternoon, tonight, and even tomorrow afternoon and evening as the cold front finale passes through. We march into a beautiful weather period from Thursday into the weekend.
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Posted at 05:00 PM ET, 05/14/2012
By Ian Livingston
Depending on your location, you’ve seen either periods of showers or a fairly consistently showery day. Some of the most widespread activity so far, including embedded heavier downpours, is now passing through the region. Despite the clouds and rain, high temperatures are ranging from the mid-60s to the west to around or above 70 in the I-95 corridor and east. Additional showers, some potentially intense, continue to move through the area into the night.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/14/2012
By Jason Samenow
We need rain and it’s coming at an opportune time. It waited until after we completed a beautiful Mother’s Day weekend and just as drought concerns are growing. Between today and Tuesday night, around 1-4 inches of rain is possible. The clouds and rain hold temperatures down in the 70s but it’s plenty humid. The drying trend starts Wednesday, with highs then close to 80 through the weekend.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/13/2012
By Brian Jackson
Not that today is an indoor day by any means, but it probably won’t match up to yesterday’s perfect to near-perfect conditions. The main Mother’s Day impact of an approaching low-pressure system is increasing clouds, though there is a slight chance of an afternoon shower. Shower chances increase overnight tonight and stick around through midweek. Happy Mother’s Day, Mom!
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/12/2012
By Ian Livingston
If you’re reading this, you may be one of few on a day with such benign weather. Please check in with a comment! Seriously though, it’s going to be a downright awesome one today. We round out the weekend with a slightly increased chance of some rain. And speaking of rain, we could of course still use any we can get, and there’s a decent shot we’ll be adding to recent totals as the workweek begins. But first, savor the day.
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Posted at 04:59 PM ET, 05/11/2012
By Jason Samenow
The winds were gusty at times, but that was probably the only complaint voiced on an otherwise picture perfect Friday. Saturday promises to be just about perfect with sunshine, light winds and warm temperatures. A little moisture creeps back into the region Sunday, but any afternoon or evening showers should be few and far between.
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04:59 PM ET, 05/11/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/11/2012
By A. Camden Walker
The next three days really look fairly spectacular. May at its best? The only downside to our ever-warming conditions through Sunday will be these pesky breezes — but rest assured, they wane. By next week, we have muggy conditions return along with clouds and nuisance (not drought-alleviating) showers. Savor what comes first though, it’ll be awesome!
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Posted at 04:55 PM ET, 05/10/2012
By Jason Samenow
Following several days of cloudy weather, today’s sunshine was welcome. But, boy was it windy. Winds gusted to 30-40 mph for much of the afternoon. Gradually, overnight, the winds drop but so do temperatures. Friday, temperatures rebound while the breeze is only a light one.
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/10/2012
By David Streit
Much drier air and a good deal of breeze will up our frizzy factor today. But there’s not much else to grouse about on this sun-drenched day. I proclaim the upcoming weekend a dandy. A warming and calming trend should hit its climax on Mother’s Day before a small chance of showers returns. Any noteworthy rains are not likely until Monday night.
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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 05/09/2012
By Ian Livingston
A cold front pushing east of the area this afternoon will be reinforced by a secondary one still to the west, eventually bringing in drier and somewhat cooler air. But, first we may have to dodge some showers. Humidity that was noticeable on highs in the mid-70s will slowly drop off with northwest winds taking over, and by tomorrow you’ll not even notice it at all.
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04:30 PM ET, 05/09/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/09/2012
By Dan Stillman
Yesterday’s rainfall amounts were pretty pathetic - less than .10” before a bit more fell last night. Today and tonight bring another chance to work away at the area’s rain deficit, which stands at approximately 5 to 6 inches below normal on the year. Then it’s back to sunnier and rain-free weather tomorrow through at least Saturday. How about Mother’s Day?
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05:00 AM ET, 05/09/2012 |
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Posted at 04:50 PM ET, 05/08/2012
By Jason Samenow
For the next 24 hours, like the past several, we’ll have episodic periods of scattered showers, which may not amount to a whole lot. A slow moving front is crawling through the region, but it’s not packing a whole lot of energy. Persistent cloud cover keeps it mild at night and not too warm during the day.
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04:50 PM ET, 05/08/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/08/2012
By Matt Rogers
Yesterday’s clouds were all bark and no bite with no rains. Today is a different story as a slow-moving cold front finally pushes rain into the area by this afternoon. Shower chances continue Tuesday night into Wednesday with drier and slightly cooler weather Thursday and Friday. High pressure rewards our Mother’s Day weekend with sunshine and warmer- but not hot - temperatures
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05:00 AM ET, 05/08/2012 |
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Posted at 04:00 PM ET, 05/07/2012
By Ian Livingston
Another gray day. We’ve had plenty of those lately! At least temperatures are fairly pleasant. Highs near 70 and into the low 70s are not too far from average this time of year, and I’m sure many will take this over early-season heat. Clouds are in no mood to leave, but there should not be much or any precipitation to worry about, at least through midday tomorrow.
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04:00 PM ET, 05/07/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/07/2012
By Jason Samenow
Clouds dominate the first half of the week before the sun takes over heading into the weekend. Storminess marks the mid-week period with a chance of showers and storms Tuesday into Wednesday. But there’s little promise for a steady soaker to fill in our growing rainfall deficit.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/07/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/06/2012
By Brian Jackson
A picture-perfect end to the weekend just ain’t in the cards, but we’ll make do with a decent Sunday despite pesky clouds. Easterly flow off the ocean means plenty of clouds and cooler weather through tomorrow. As we get into midweek, temperatures should warm a bit, while at the same time a frontal system adds the threat of showers and storms to the forecast.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/06/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/05/2012
By Ian Livingston
Overall, there’s not too much to worry about this weekend weatherwise, but we may run into a few showers and maybe a rumble today. By tomorrow, that threat should wane to a very slight risk, yet we’re still going to have a frontal boundary around, so “totally dry” is not a sure bet. If you weren’t a fan of the 80s we’ve recently seen, at least a return to near normal highs is around the corner.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/05/2012 |
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Posted at 04:40 PM ET, 05/04/2012
By Jason Samenow
The work week has closed on a warm, sticky note. It sure felt like a summer preview with temperatures in the 80s, high humidity, and a few thunderstorms. Some additional scattered showers and storms are likely this evening before a drying trend begins. We can’t totally shake shower chances on Saturday, but Sunday promises to be rain-free.
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04:40 PM ET, 05/04/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/04/2012
By A. Camden Walker
After we struggle with today’s clouds, mugginess, and increased storm chances, we actually may have a more pleasant weekend ahead. Don’t get me wrong, a few clouds and some showers could pop-up here and there, yet warm temperatures remain — along with less muggy-feeling conditions. That’s when we may be fairly cloudy with increased shower chances again. Enjoy prime days Saturday through Monday, outdoors (with sunscreen), such as the Montpelier Wine Festival!
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05:00 AM ET, 05/04/2012 |
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Posted at 05:56 PM ET, 05/03/2012
By Jason Samenow
The surprising cool, marine layer capped temperatures this morning, but a surging warm front coupled with May sunshine pushed afternoon temperatures to 80 and higher. A couple isolated storms could drift into western parts of the region this evening. Otherwise, it’s mild overnight and summery on Friday, with somewhat better late day storm chances.
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05:56 PM ET, 05/03/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/03/2012
By David Streit
Yesterday’s chilly maritime airmass should have retreated, so let summer roll on in. I’m taking my chances forecasting a warm-up back into the 80s. A smattering of thundershowers is possible today and tomorrow but general rains are a no-go. With a little luck we push the showers south of the area for the weekend, but in return get liberally pollenated.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/03/2012 |
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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 05/02/2012
By Ian Livingston
One of the main things I noticed about today was humidity—guess it’s that time of year. Variably cloudy skies, and a front draped across the area, led to a wide range of temperatures. Highs have only hit the 60s to the north and east, while they’re past 80 to the south and west. In the middle, D.C. has reached the 70s. So far, the risk of storms seems subdued compared to potential, and it’s possible we’ll make it through the daylight hours without much of note.
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04:30 PM ET, 05/02/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/02/2012
By Dan Stillman
We had plenty of spring-like weather during the winter, so I guess it’s only appropriate we now see summer weather during spring. The next few days are about as summery as you can get in early May, with highs mainly in the 80s and the chance of an occasional shower or thunderstorm. We’ll even notice a bit of humidity.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/02/2012 |
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Posted at 06:02 PM ET, 05/01/2012
By Jason Samenow
How did you like our warmest day since April 16? Today’s high climbed to 84 - the average high on June 15. After a muggy overnight, we’re right back in the same temperature territory Wednesday. Showers and thunderstorms enter the picture late tonight into Wednesday, a couple of which may be strong.
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06:02 PM ET, 05/01/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 05/01/2012
By Matt Rogers
After our unusual (for this year!) cool spell, a warmer weather pattern is arriving in the area for a visit. Unfortunately, forecast details over the next several days are a bit complicated, but the general view is that we’ll see temperatures into the 70s and 80s with occasional shower and thunderstorm chances. Cooling trends return later this weekend with a cooler pattern favored by next week again.
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05:00 AM ET, 05/01/2012 |
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Posted at 04:10 PM ET, 04/30/2012
By Ian Livingston
It was one of those days where clouds just did not want to budge thanks in part to a moist flow off the ocean. However, we’ve finally begun to see some breaks late this afternoon, and that trend should continue the rest of the daylight hours. Despite the clouds, temperatures have warmed to a range from the mid-60s to near 70. Milder air is inbound!
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04:10 PM ET, 04/30/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/30/2012
By Jason Samenow
Seven of the last eight days have been cooler than average and we probably tack on another today. But then, in a blink of the eye, high temperatures surge up to around 80 Tuesday and stay at that level for most of the week. Accompanying the warmth, we run the risk of a few showers and thunderstorms, especially Tuesday into Wednesday, and perhaps over the weekend
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05:00 AM ET, 04/30/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/29/2012
By Brian Jackson
We’re in for a marked improvement today, as far as the weather is concerned, over yesterday’s cool and mostly gray conditions. Any showers exit early and the sun prevails by afternoon. Clouds try to make a comeback tomorrow, before a warm front ushers in some serious midweek warmth, along with the potential for showers and thunderstorms.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/29/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/28/2012
By Ian Livingston
On average, spring is kicking into gear by now most years. But there’s still a battle with cooler air here and there, and we’ll see that play out this weekend. Today’s temperatures are muted by clouds. That’s followed by a return of sunshine on Sunday which sends readings back upwards. First, some rain may fall, though probably not enough to have any meaningful impact on our prolonged dry spell.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/28/2012 |
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Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 04/27/2012
By Jason Samenow
Five of the last 6 days (including today) have been cooler than normal and we stay on the cool side through the weekend. The good news is that, after previous concerns about a lot of rain, the balance of the daylight hours Saturday and Sunday should be dry, though a showery stretch threatens intermittently late Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning.
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04:30 PM ET, 04/27/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/27/2012
By A. Camden Walker
After we struggle with today’s wind, we may miss the sunshine. Should you go running, want to garden, compete in an outdoor scavenger hunt this weekend, we need to keep an eye to the sky. Timing is still hard to pin down for weekend showers and possible thunder—but if you had to choose outdoor activity schedules, try to do them today, Sunday afternoon, or Monday. Allergy sufferers also note that I can’t report (yet) that rain will be enough to fully washout pollen.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/27/2012 |
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Posted at 04:31 PM ET, 04/26/2012
By Jason Samenow
The day turned out a tad cooler and drier than forecast, but was gloomy as advertised. Clouds and a stray shower or two linger through the evening before clearing late. Friday features lots of sunshine but a brisk wind and cooler than average temperatures.
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04:31 PM ET, 04/26/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/26/2012
By David Streit
Best to console yourself that pollen cleansing is a good thing as showers rule the day. Tomorrow is two steps forward, sunny, but one step back, windy. Our drought prone atmosphere seems to have abandoned us as more showers are likely, Saturdayand possibly Sunday.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/26/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 04/25/2012
By Ian Livingston
What a day! Highs mainly in the upper 60s to near 70 are just about average for the high this time of year. A breeze from the west and northwest has been occasionally gusty, but nothing too problematic. If you did not get much chance to spend time outdoors earlier, the evening promises to deliver as well. Any rain should hold off until late tonight and into tomorrow.
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04:45 PM ET, 04/25/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/25/2012
By Dan Stillman
Enjoy today’s trouble-free commutes, at least as far as the weather goes, because tomorrow morning’s rush sure looks rainy. First, though, we’ll enjoy a wonderful Wednesday with sunshine and highs near 70 to the low 70s. Friday is pretty nice, too. What about the weekend? Good question.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/25/2012 |
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Posted at 04:31 PM ET, 04/24/2012
By Jason Samenow
Morning sunshine assisted temperatures in improving by a good 10 degrees today (compared to Monday) even as cold winds wrapped around our departing Nor’easter and afternoon clouds bubbled up. Tomorrow, we lose a lot of the wind and many of the clouds. The result: we add another 10 degrees returning temperatures to late April normalcy.
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04:31 PM ET, 04/24/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/24/2012
By Matt Rogers
Today’s weather is a slow, incremental improvement over yesterday’s blustery bounce back to February or March-like weather. However, we still run cooler-than-normal with highs near 60F instead of a normal near 70F. And breezy conditions offer a bit of a wind chill yet. While not nearly as cool, clouds and more rain chances return Thursday with more unsettled weather this weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/24/2012 |
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Posted at 04:00 PM ET, 04/23/2012
By Ian Livingston
We’re on the cusp of hitting an average high of 70 degrees in D.C., though on a day like this it might be hard to believe! Afternoon temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to near 50 are still a bit of a shock to the system after all the warmth we saw this winter and last week. The good news is that after tonight, temperatures begin to moderate again, and we should even head back toward “normal” by Wednesday or so. But first, we’ve got a few more showers and wind chills to deal with.
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04:00 PM ET, 04/23/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/23/2012
By Jason Samenow
Strangely, two of the biggest winter wallops of the last six months came in late October and presently - in late April. The current bout of winter-like weather brings blustery rain showers today with - yes - snow mixing in at times in high elevations to the west. Temperatures moderate some into mid-week, but two more weather systems may bring chilly rains back to region Wednesday into Thursday and over the weekend.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/23/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/22/2012
By Brian Jackson
A winter-like coastal storm yields big-time rains for us here in mid-spring. Farmers, gardeners, and aqua-holics alike rejoice today as we see our first significant rainfall in quite some time. Along with the rain comes much cooler temperatures. The chill and shower chances stay with us into the work week.
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05:00 AM ET, 04/22/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 04/21/2012
By Ian Livingston
We’ve been wanting some rain lately, so I guess we can’t complain too much that it’s coming on a weekend. Today may end up pretty salvageable as the early day should be largely dry, and we may dry out again during the evening for a bit after any showers or storms. But, tomorrow we’re probably not as lucky as a strong storm wraps up near the coast. Overall, beneficial rains are a good bet, as are some gusty winds and cool temperatures heading into early next week.
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04:45 PM ET, 04/21/2012 |
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Posted at 04:45 PM ET, 04/20/2012
By Dan Stillman
Partly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s have made for a fantastic Friday. The evening looks to be a nice one, too. From an outdoor plans perspective, the weather goes downhill Saturday afternoon through Sunday with the potential for a good deal of rain and increasing winds. But that's good news for thirsty lawns and the overall drought situation.
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04:45 PM ET, 04/20/2012 |
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Posted at 05:00 AM ET, 04/20/2012
By A. Camden Walker
We have a great day ahead and then perhaps some Saturday thunder becoming Sunday showers. It could even linger until Monday. Not to mention this precipitation ushers in a somewhat windy regime of cooler air. So, over the next few days we strike a small compromise with some much-needed rain but we give up our mild air for a while after today. Just be mentally prepared!
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05:00 AM ET, 04/20/2012 |
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Posted at 05:35 PM ET, 04/19/2012
By Jason Samenow
As nice as today’s mixed cloud cover and temperatures near 70 were, Friday is a cut above. We have more sunshine and more warmth. A little morning fog presents the only possible blemish. It may well be the nicest day until the middle of next week, so enjoy!
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05:35 PM ET, 04/19/2012 |
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