DC Braces for Afternoon and Evening Storms
After a welcome break from the rain, the Washington D.C. area is preparing for a return of showers and thunderstorms this Thursday afternoon and evening. Forecasters are warning of potential severe weather between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
FOX 5’s Tucker Barnes reports that the morning will remain dry with temperatures reaching the mid-80s. However, a line of storms approaching from the west could bring heavy rain, damaging winds, and frequent lightning. The I-95 corridor is particularly likely to experience storm activity around the 5 p.m. commute, so plan your travel accordingly.
Marginal Risk of Severe Weather
The D.C. region is currently under a marginal risk for severe weather. Residents are advised to stay informed and take necessary precautions. This includes securing outdoor objects, avoiding travel during the peak storm hours, and having a plan in case of power outages.
Looking Ahead: Hot Friday, Cooler Weekend
The storms are expected to subside later Thursday night, paving the way for a hot and dry Friday with highs near 90 degrees. While a few isolated pop-up storms are possible on Saturday, much cooler temperatures are anticipated to arrive on Sunday and continue into next week. Enjoy the dry weather while it lasts and prepare for a refreshing change in the days ahead.
- Thursday: Showers and thunderstorms, especially 3-7 PM.
- Friday: Hot and dry, highs near 90.
- Saturday: Possible isolated storms.
- Sunday: Much cooler temperatures arrive.
Stay tuned to Newsrpt.com for further updates on the D.C. weather forecast.