URGENT UPDATE: The National Weather Service (NWS) has just released a vital weather forecast for Washington D.C., detailing an unpredictable week ahead. Today, residents can expect a high of 69 degrees under sunny skies, but a shift is on the horizon with significant rain anticipated tomorrow morning.
As Washingtonians prepare for outdoor activities, caution is advised due to a 60% chance of rain on November 11, especially early in the day. Temperatures will drop to around 50 degrees this evening, but winds will remain gentle, shifting to a southward flow at 5 to 8 mph.
Tomorrow night, the chances of rain decrease to 40% before 1 AM, but uncertainty remains. Monday’s forecast brings a brighter outlook with mostly sunny conditions and a high near 50 degrees. Expect northwest winds at 8 to 11 mph, with gusts possibly reaching 21 mph.
In an intriguing twist, there is a potential for rain and snow showers late Monday night, though the likelihood stands at a modest 20% chance. Those planning Veterans Day activities outdoors can anticipate a sunny day with a high of 47 degrees, offering a crisp environment for remembrance.
As the week progresses, temperatures will fluctuate, with Wednesday expected to be the warmest day at nearly 60 degrees. Nighttime temperatures will hover in the chilly 30s and 40s.
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