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7:00 AM | From spring to summer for the next few days; turns much cooler again by the weekend

Paul Dorian

6-Day Forecast

Today

Mostly sunny, very warm, highs in the low-to-mid 80’s

Tonight

Mostly cloudy, mild, lows near 60 degrees

Wednesday

Mostly sunny, very warm, mid 80’s

Wednesday Night

Mostly cloudy, mild, low 60’s

Thursday

Partly sunny, warm, chance for showers and thunderstorms late in the day and at night, low-to-mid 80’s

Friday

Mostly cloudy, cooler, chance for showers and thunderstorms, near 70

Saturday

Mostly sunny, breezy, cool, low 60's

Sunday

Partly sunny, cool, low 60's

Discussion

The weather in the DC metro region will produce a touch of summer today and tomorrow as temperatures climb past 80 degrees on both days. Warm weather continues on Thursday as well with temperatures moving to 80+ degrees once again as a strong cold front approaches the region from the Midwest. That frontal system will bring us increasing clouds on Thursday and the chance for late day and nighttime showers and thunderstorms. Much cooler air will move in behind the front on Friday and there can be some steady rain accompanying the cool down to close out the work week. Cooler weather will then continue this weekend, but skies should clear on Saturday allowing for sunshine although there will be a stiff breeze. Elsewhere, an active weather pattern continues today across much of the country with a springtime snowstorm from the southern Rockies to the Northern Plains, and a severe weather threat across the central Plains from Texas to Iowa.

Video

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