Washington —
Wednesday is going to be cloudier and more humid, with a chance of showers and storms.
With dew point temperatures in the low 70s, this week will have the highest humidity levels. The First Alert Weather team has issued a FLOOD ALERT because flooding is a possibility due to the extreme humidity.
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The majority of the DMV is categorized by the Weather Prediction Center as having a “slight” probability of extreme rainfall, which might result in flooding with rapid start. It won’t be raining all day. Some of you won’t actually get any rain until this evening or late on Wednesday.
Keep an eye on the weather since certain slow-moving rain cells may produce one to two inches of rain or more. Because of the clouds, today’s highs will only get as high as 80 degrees.
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The last of the storms or showers will end quickly. Overnight will be overcast, warm, and humid with a chance of patchy fog by sunrise.
We’re going to have some really lovely weather to end the week on Friday! Anticipate sunshine, minimal humidity, and pleasant, seasonally appropriate highs in the 80s.
It appears that June’s second weekend will be pleasant. With afternoon highs in the upper 70s, there will be little to no humidity.