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Washington DC Weather Forecast Following Sunday Rain
Washington DC experienced rain showers on Sunday after high temperatures on Saturday. The week begins with cooler temperatures in the 40s and dry conditions. Temperatures are expected to rise to the mid-60s by Thursday and the 70s over the weekend with sunshine.
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Washington DC residents faced a shift from Saturday's high temperatures in the upper 80s to rain showers on Sunday. Monday morning brought temperatures in the 40s, according to the National Weather Service. The forecast indicates cool and dry conditions persisting through much of the week.
The National Weather Service projects temperatures reaching the mid-60s by Thursday. FOX 5 reports sunny conditions and highs in the 70s for the weekend. High pressure is expected to move offshore by Wednesday, turning winds southeasterly and contributing to a warming trend through Friday.
The lowest temperatures are anticipated Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. NBC Washington forecasts a possible freeze during this period. AccuWeather projects a low of 31 degrees on Tuesday night, close to the date's record low of 29 degrees set in 2007.
No hazardous weather is included in the National Weather Service forecast for the week. A small chance for showers exists on Saturday. NBC Washington notes expectations of abundant sunshine, allowing residents to store umbrellas.
The cherry blossoms in Washington DC reached peak bloom on March 26. com reports that the main blooms have concluded for the spring. Some petals may remain on trees briefly, but warmth and breeze over the weekend are expected to disperse them. This forecast applies to the broader DMV area, including parts of Maryland and Virginia.
Residents should prepare for variable clothing needs, from layers early in the week to lighter attire by the weekend. Updates from the National Weather Service and local outlets will monitor any changes.
