By David Abrams
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For residents in Washington D.C., clear skies and comfortable temperatures are on the horizon. Friday’s weather is slated to remain “sunny, with a high near 82,” offering a day of reprieve for commuters and outdoor enthusiasts alike, as per the latest from the National Weather Service. The present calm is expected to translate into a “mostly clear” evening with a low around 59.
Weekend forecasts predict similar conditions, with Saturday looking to be yet another “sunny” day, anticipated “with a high near 83,” encouraging locals to possibly plan outdoor activities. In a subtle shift to embrace the weekend, calm winds are expected to alter course “becoming south around 5 mph in the afternoon.” The night will likely to remain clear, dipping slightly “to a low around 62.”
The NWS website details that Sunday will continue the trend with “Mostly sunny” skies and a forecasted high “near 87,” while the subsequent evening is slated for “partly cloudy” conditions and “a low around 64.” This hints at a consistent pattern of fair weather, punctuated by only slight fluctuations in cloud cover as the night approaches.
Looking ahead to the start of the business week, Washingtonians can anticipate conditions to maintain a balance between warmth and clarity. Monday is forecasted “Mostly sunny, with a high near 85,” while the night might introduce a bit more cloudiness, setting “a low around 63.” Such predictions suggest activities that were postponed due to summer’s heat might now be undertaken with more vigor in this temperate window.
