Persisting summer heat in Washington D.C. with temperatures climbing towards the upper 80s and low humidity expected this Friday.
Weather Forecast for Washington's Weekend
Washington residents can look forward to a mix of sunny and mild weather this weekend, according to local weather forecasts.
On Friday, the city is expected to enjoy sunshine throughout the day, with only scattered clouds gracing the sky in the evening. Temperatures will reach the upper 80s, with some neighborhoods potentially reaching 90 degrees. As the evening progresses, it will remain mild, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities.
However, a cold front is set to approach Washington on Friday night, bringing with it a drop in temperatures. By Saturday morning, high temperatures are expected to be slightly below 80 degrees, with most of the day remaining dry. A mix of sun and clouds will dominate the sky, offering a pleasant backdrop for any outdoor plans.
Sunday is expected to be cooler, with high temperatures in the mid-70s. Slightly more clouds are forecasted for the second half of the weekend, but the weather is expected to remain dry.
It's worth noting that the average temperature for late September in Washington is 80 degrees, so the cooler weather is a welcome change. Low humidity is also predicted for Friday, making it an even more enjoyable day for outdoor activities.
Unfortunately, no mention of rain or showers was found in the provided forecasts for Saturday. Similarly, no information about humidity levels on Saturday was available.
The search results did not provide the names of the meteorologists who created the weekend weather forecasts for Washington. Nonetheless, residents can rely on these predictions to plan their weekend activities with confidence.
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