Sunday opens with one of those rare, uncomplicated forecast days for Washington D.C. Clear skies, a high of 77°F, light northwest wind, zero precipitation, and no alerts of any kind. Whether you're heading out for a morning run, brunch, or just some time in the sun, conditions couldn't be more cooperative. A light layer is all you'll need early — by midday, you probably won't even want that.
The commute is clean, the roads are dry, and tonight cools beautifully to around 58°F with mostly clear skies. Open the windows — sleeping weather like this is worth taking advantage of.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday keep the good stretch alive: mostly sunny skies, highs in the mid-to-upper 70s, and barely any wind. Tuesday night carries a slim 8% precipitation chance — nothing to worry about, but worth noting if you have outdoor plans.
Wednesday brings the first real shift. Expect sunshine during the day with a high of 78°F, but Wednesday night introduces rain showers at a 19% chance. Thursday holds that same 19% and pushes to 84°F — keep an umbrella accessible.
The weekend heats up significantly. Friday reaches 89°F, Saturday climbs to 91°F with some cloud cover and a slight chance of rain returning Saturday night. Summer is arriving ahead of schedule.
For today, your only job is to enjoy it. This is the easy one.
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