CommuteCast: Great Weather Continues
Contender for warmest day of season tomorrow
Following one more chilly start to the day, another in a stretch of beautiful spring days has unfolded across the region. High temperatures have so far reached into the mid 70s. They should top out in the mid to upper 70s at most locations, prior to slowly cooling back into the 60s as the sun sets.
Tonight: Clear skies will continue as temperatures drop into the mid 40s in the normally chillier suburbs and into the low 50s for the District.
Tomorrow: The final day of the work week will be quite warm as sunny skies once again dominate. Expect temperatures to range from the upper 70s in the northern portions of the area to the low 80s around D.C. and to the south.
See Josh's full forecast through the beginning of next week, and UnitedCast for tonight's game at RFK Stadium.
By Ian Livingston |
April 17, 2008; 3:15 PM ET
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Posted by: El Bombo | April 17, 2008 4:31 PM
It would be way more beneficial to me if it waited to rain until Monday instead of on my weekend.
Posted by: missy | April 17, 2008 5:34 PM
second that! I know we need the rain, but not on my Sunday picnic pleeeeeeease
Posted by: weathergrrl | April 17, 2008 6:04 PM
Cool. I hope we have two inches on Sunday. My lawn and trees will love it.
Posted by: NOTBM | April 17, 2008 8:21 PM
I am loving this weather, minus the allergies!
It hit 82 IN THE SHADE here today. That was around 330 or so? I don't remember. But it sure was beautiful. One of the very few times here in DC we experience 80s with minimal humidity. :)
I would just like a thunderstorm please. Through most of last summer and the last few times we've had them this year, Lake Ridge gets gypped out of a good thunderstorm. Ugh!
*prays to weather gods* storms storm storms pleaseeeeeeee storms! */prayer*
And hey, there are 5 (FIVE) snowflakes for sunday and it's not going to get below 50. I love technology, it's awesome but produces sometimes humorous errors. Heh.
Posted by: weatherdudeVA (Lake Ridge) | April 17, 2008 8:34 PM
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According to Sterling, the southerly track is favored for the approaching cutoff low. They are mentioning possibly 1 to 2 inches of beneficial rain Sunday and Monday.