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Until tonight : A random thunderstorm is possible until sunset. There could be heavy rain for a short period, but the weather is expected to be dry. Minimum temperatures are expected to be between 21 and 27 °C. Winds will be from the south at a speed of 8 to 16 km/h.
See it current weather to the Washington Post.
Tomorrow (Wednesday): We’ll wake up to another scorching morning, as temperatures climb with the sunrise. Some clouds are expected to form by mid-day, and afternoon highs are expected to be pretty similar to Tuesday’s, with mostly mid- to highs above 90°F. There’s a better chance of scattered thunderstorms than Tuesday, and some could be strong. But it looks like they’ll stick around until late afternoon or evening.
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Rain in sight? Friday offers the best chance of flooding in some time, but it’s still far from guaranteed locally. Much will depend on the exact location of the remnants of a cold front entering the region Wednesday night. That front is expected to move south and east of us through Thursday. Models suggest it will be close enough to drench the Interstate 95 area and east, but the data has shifted somewhat eastward. With a sharp drop in rain expected on the west side, any changes could cause significant changes in expectations.
Below you will find the latest precipitation data from the US and European models.
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News Source : www.washingtonpost.com
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