WASHINGTON (7News) — Monday will start overcast with high humidity, mild temperatures in the 60s, and areas of patchy fog. Skies will brighten by the afternoon with highs on either side of 80 degrees.
A highly isolated shower or storm is possible on Monday evening, but most neighborhoods are expected to remain dry. This limited chance will carry overnight.
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A cold front sliding through Tuesday will bring clouds and a few showers during the morning hours. Winds will shift out of the northwest, ushering in a less humid airmass, so humidity levels will slowly fall late in the day, as skies brighten. However, an afternoon storm or two cannot be ruled out until the front fully clears the area. High temperatures will be seasonably warm in the low 80s.
Beautiful weather is expected midweek with sunshine, warm afternoon highs in the 80s, and relatively low humidity for early June on Wednesday.
On Thursday, plan for sunny skies and very warm weather. Potentially our first 90-degree day of the year!
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