D.C.-area forecast: Temperatures see saw the next few days ahead of a stronger cold front early week
Warmer days are today and Monday. We run into a more sustained cool-down by Tuesday.
National Airport
Dulles
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Right Now
51.0 °
(10.6° C)
Weather
Mostly Cloudy
Wind
Variable at 3.5 mph
Dew Point
33.1 F
Pressure
1021.2 mb
Last updated: Dec 4 2021, 6:52 pm EST
49.0 °
(9.4° C)
Weather
Mostly Cloudy
Wind
West at 4.6 mph
Wind Chill
47 F
Dew Point
32.0 F
Pressure
1021.2 mb
Last updated: Dec 4 2021, 6:52 pm EST
48.0 °
(8.9° C)
Weather
Mostly Cloudy
Wind
North at 0.0 mph
Dew Point
32.0 F
Pressure
1020.7 mb
Last updated: Dec 4 2021, 6:54 pm EST
At a Glance
Sun.
34° /51°
Mon.
42° /67°
Tue.
33° /44°
Wed.
33° /42°
Thu.
31° /44°
Fri.
32° /50°
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Our drier-than-normal pattern remains intact all weekend.
Very little rain falls, where it does. We're in the 60s tomorrow.
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Dry weather expected other than a few showers this evening and chance of rain Sunday night.
Temperatures may run toward the mid-50s tomorrow. There could be some raindrops as well.
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Still on the cool side today, then warming temperatures with 60s possible on Thursday. Turning colder again by Sunday.
Anything that falls is inconsequential. We may try for 50 as skies clear tomorrow.
Most of the western and central U.S. is set to experience temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees above normal for the next week, at least.
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