Halloween Morning in Washington DC Starts Clear and Cool Near 50 Degrees, With a High Near 64
Halloween Saturday begins clear and cool in the District, near 50 degrees, on the way to a dry high near 64 with only a 1 percent chance of rain, according to the station's live weather feed.
Halloween morning in Washington DC started clear and cool, with the temperature at 50.2 degrees and a feels-like reading of 44.6 degrees under clear skies, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed.
Saturday stays dry: the high is expected near 64 degrees with a low near 47 overnight and a precipitation probability of just 1 percent. Families heading out trick-or-treating in the evening will want a warm layer under costumes as temperatures fall after sunset, and no rain gear is needed on the current feed.
Sunday is similar, reaching about 65 degrees with a low near 45 and a 3 percent precipitation chance, and Monday warms to near 68 degrees with a low near 53 and a 1 percent chance. Tuesday reaches about 71 degrees with no precipitation expected.
The outlook turns wetter in the middle of next week: Wednesday reaches about 74 degrees with a 22 percent precipitation chance, Thursday about 75 degrees with a 46 percent chance, and Friday about 73 degrees with a 40 percent chance. No severe weather is indicated in the current outlook for the District or the capital region suburbs.
