Even Los Angeles received record rainfall.
National Airport
Dulles
BWI
Right Now
88.0 °
(31.1° C)
Weather
A Few Clouds
Wind
Northwest at 6.9 mph
Heat Index
87 F
Dew Point
57.9 F
Pressure
1013.5 mb
Last updated: Jul 27 2021, 7:52 p.m.
89.0 °
(31.7° C)
Weather
A Few Clouds
Wind
North at 5.8 mph
Heat Index
87 F
Dew Point
55.0 F
Pressure
1013.4 mb
Last updated: Jul 27 2021, 7:52 p.m.
88.0 °
(31.1° C)
Weather
A Few Clouds
Wind
Variable at 3.5 mph
Heat Index
86 F
Dew Point
55.9 F
Pressure
1013.1 mb
Last updated: Jul 27 2021, 7:54 p.m.
At a Glance
Wed.
75° /94°
Thu.
72° /89°
Fri.
72° /89°
Sat.
66° /86°
Sun.
67° /90°
Mon.
66° /86°
An isolated storm is possible this evening. They may be a bit more widespread tomorrow.
Drought conditions gripping the western United States have driven down levels of water resources.
The fires had a cooling effect while reduced pollution from lockdowns exerted a slight warming influence.
More than 30 million people could see highs above 100 degrees this week, while bouts of storminess soak the desert.
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The vicious storm toppled scores of trees.
Scattered storms later this week, especially on Thursday, precede a period of comfortable humidity.
At least 100 trees were reported down in the District. Mid-90s are likely Tuesday but it won’t be terribly humid.
The worst of the storm will focus north of Tokyo.
Low 90s for highs the next several days, but they fall into the 80s by Friday.
Keep an eye to the sky as scattered downpours may get a few of us wet this evening.
Wind, humidity and temperature sculpt fog into different shapes every 30 minutes at New Orleans museum.
Also we could see a few storms today and an isolated storm tomorrow.
Meteorologists call to standardize Spanish advisory terms for weather-related emergencies.
We all know dry heat feels more bearable than humid heat. This measurement explains why.
It's not as nice as the last few days but today is still passable. Tomorrow and beyond, less so.
It's the latest in sizzling summertime weather systems. This one may cover more of the country than earlier versions.
Our stretch of brilliant July weather is coming to a close.
Flash-flood watches are up for much of Arizona and New Mexico as well as other parts of the broader region.
Highs over the coming week could peak around 90 degrees each afternoon. Tokyo's may end up being among the hottest Olympic Games on record.
Temperatures and dew points trend higher in the days to come. Storm chances return, too.
Conditions remain about as good as they get in late July around here.
Some Northeast cities have seen three months worth of rainfall. More seems likely before July ends.
