Temperatures will top out in the upper 80s Sunday.
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Washington clocked its strongest April wind gust since at least 1998.
Some estimates put the stone at more than half a foot wide
It's on the cool side of normal today. We jump nearly 20 degrees tomorrow.
Some gusts could still cause localized damage or outages. After a chilly night, it's looking better in the days ahead.
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Gusts topping 50 mph remain possible through this evening, which may cause more downed trees, power outages
Much of the Gulf Coast area of Texas is under a flash flood watch.
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Gusts could reach 50 to 60 mph in the region Friday and Friday night.
High wind watches stretch from northern Virginia to northern New Jersey, where power outages are possible.
Softball-size hail punched through roofs and into homes, and the damage will almost certainly have a price tag topping $1 billion.
Foxes and other animals are now digging in the ground in search of cicada nymphs.
High wind watch issued for the District's northern suburbs on Friday.
Highs reach the upper 80s to around 90.
It could rain here and there, just don't expect a lot.
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After hammering parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska and Colorado on Tuesday, intense storms were expected from Texas to Indiana on Wednesday.
Our early-season heat wave peaks today with highs well into the 80s, and possibly touching 90 in some locations.
It went from chilly this morning to summer this afternoon. Some places could flirt with 90 on Wednesday.
Our first-ever cicada forecast calls for the bugs to really explode in about two weeks.
While dangerous thunderstorms are possible, the flooding risk will be more widespread.
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Most of us should reach the 80s today, with 90 degrees not out of the question in some spots tomorrow.
It's a good night for moon watching. Readings likely head into the 80s tomorrow.
The moon will be 100 percent illuminated at 11:31 p.m. Eastern.
























