Today, the weather in Washington D.C. was a little less humid compared to the previous day, thanks to Sunday’s cold front. However, the relief from humidity did not bring much cooler temperatures. Instead, temperatures remained on the warm side of the forecast, with most areas reaching the mid-80s to near 90 degrees.
Despite the lack of cooler temperatures, there is some good news on the horizon. The lower humidity that we experienced today is expected to continue for the next couple of days. However, as Washington D.C. residents know, the humidity is never gone for long in this area.
Tonight, the weather will be fairly pleasant, with temperatures dropping into the upper 70s near and after sunset. Skies are expected to stay clear overnight, with lows settling in the upper 60s to low 70s.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, Tuesday, we can expect lots of sunshine with few and fleeting clouds. Temperatures will rise, reaching near 90 to the low 90s. However, the humidity will remain on the low side for this time of year, with dew points in the 50s. Winds will blow from the west around 5 to 10 mph.
The forecast for the rest of the week is not as pleasant. We are facing what seems to be the hottest stretch of the year so far. The Weather Service predicts temperatures of 90 degrees or above starting on Tuesday and continuing into the late weekend. Weather modeling even suggests that this hot weather may persist beyond the weekend. This is typical for a city with an average daily high of 90 degrees for much of July.
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As we brace ourselves for the hot week ahead, it is important to stay hydrated and take necessary precautions to beat the heat.
What is the forecasted temperature range for Washington D.C. for the rest of the week?
Today in Washington D.C., the weather was pleasantly less humid compared to yesterday, thanks to a cold front that blew in on Sunday. While the humidity relief was welcome, temperatures remained on the warmer side, reaching the mid-80s to near 90 degrees in most areas.
But there’s good news on the horizon. The lower humidity we experienced today is expected to continue for the next couple of days. However, as residents of Washington D.C. know, the humidity never stays away for long in this area.
Tonight, we can expect fairly pleasant weather with temperatures dropping into the upper 70s after sunset. The skies will stay clear overnight, and lows will settle in the upper 60s to low 70s.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, Tuesday, we can anticipate lots of sunshine with minimal clouds. Temperatures will rise, reaching near 90 to the low 90s. However, the humidity will remain relatively low for this time of year, with dew points in the 50s. Winds will blow from the west at around 5 to 10 mph.
Unfortunately, the forecast for the rest of the week isn’t as pleasant. We’re facing what could be the hottest stretch of the year so far. The Weather Service predicts temperatures of 90 degrees or above starting on Tuesday and continuing into the late weekend. There’s even the possibility that this hot weather may persist beyond the weekend. This is typical for a city with an average daily high of 90 degrees for much of July.
For those who want to stay updated on the weather, The Washington Post offers a daily D.C. forecast on various platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Amazon Echo. Readers can also find the current weather on The Washington Post’s website.
To receive the 5 a.m. forecast delivered to your email inbox, you can subscribe to The Washington Post’s service. For more weather updates, you can also follow The Washington Post on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. And if you’re interested in traffic news, The Washington Post provides a related service called Gridlock.
As we prepare for the hot week ahead, it’s important to stay hydrated and take necessary precautions to beat the heat.
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I’m grateful for some relief from the humidity, but it’s unfortunate that the heat isn’t going anywhere. Stay hydrated and cool, everyone!
While lower humidity may provide some temporary relief, the persisting heat in the forecast serves as a reminder to stay hydrated and take necessary precautions to beat the heat.