Washington DC Sunday Night Weather: 54.9 and Partly Cloudy, Monday Overcast at 66.7 - and Wednesday Warms to 74.1
The first evening of standard time read 54.9 degrees and partly cloudy, feeling like 50.6. Monday is overcast at 66.7 with the week's coldest night at 44.4, Election Day keeps its morning fog before 71.3, and the feed now warms Wednesday to 74.1 before Thursday's rain showers.
Standard time's first evening settled in cool and calm. The station's live weather feed read 54.9 degrees and partly cloudy on Sunday evening, feeling like 50.6, closing a day that topped out at 65.3 and will bottom out at 45.8 overnight, with a precipitation chance of just 1 percent. Monday is a near-repeat under an overcast code: a high of 66.7, the week's coldest night at 44.4, and a precipitation chance of 3 percent.
Election Day keeps its two-part shape. Tuesday carries a fog code for the morning, then a high of 71.3 with a low of 44.1 and a precipitation chance of 2 percent - fog first for early voters, warmth later. Wednesday has warmed since the afternoon outlook: the feed now shows an overcast 74.1 degrees, the week's highest reading, with a mild low of 56.7 and rain chances still only 3 percent.
The late week stays unsettled but has rearranged itself. Thursday now carries a rain-shower code at a cooler 64.8 degrees, with a mild low of 62.1 and a precipitation chance of 48 percent. Friday reads overcast at 67.8 - up from the afternoon's cooler figure - though its precipitation chance stays the week's highest at 51 percent, and Saturday turns clear and cooler at 59.4, with rain chances easing to 30 percent.
