Washington DC Weather: A Dry Sunday Near 66 Gives Way to Rising Rain Chances in the Middle of the Week
Sunday stays dry in the District with a high near 66 degrees, and Monday and Tuesday are dry as well, before precipitation chances climb to 39 percent on Thursday and 44 percent on Friday, according to the station's live weather feed.
Washington DC heads into Sunday dry, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed. Early Saturday the temperature stood at 47.3 degrees with a feels-like reading of 41.9 under clear skies, on the way to a Saturday high of 64.6 degrees and a low of 46.8, with a precipitation probability of just 1 percent.
Sunday is similar and a touch warmer, reaching 65.9 degrees with a low of 45.4 and a precipitation probability of 3 percent. Monday reaches 67.5 degrees with a low of 52.1 and no precipitation expected, and Tuesday reaches 70.9 degrees with a low of 52 and again no precipitation expected.
The pattern changes in the middle of the week. Wednesday reaches 73.6 degrees with a low of 54.9 and the precipitation probability rises to 13 percent, and Thursday reaches 75.2 degrees with a low of 58.3 and a 39 percent probability.
By Friday the feed shows a high of 73 degrees, a low of 61 and a 44 percent precipitation probability, the wettest reading in the current outlook. No severe weather is indicated in the current outlook for the District or the capital region suburbs.
