Washingtonians can expect a series of overcast days with occasional chances for rain as the week progresses, according to a detailed forecast from the National Weather Service. While today’s weather in the capital remains chilly with temperatures hovering around 38°F and a piercing north wind at 13 mph, conditions are set to change mildly as the week unfolds. The NWS report suggests patchy fog is possible, mostly in the early morning and late-night hours, with today’s high reaching near 46 and calming winds expected in the afternoon.
Tuesday’s conditions seem promising for breaking the monotony of gray skies, as the forecast anticipates partly sunny weather with a comfortable high near 54. Despite a calm wind tonight and patchy fog between 4am and 5am, residents may enjoy clearer skies as the day progresses. Wednesday’s climate hints at a warmer day with highs reaching near 62, though with a slight chance of rain after 1pm and possible gusts as high as 20 mph.
Looking towards the latter half of the week, rain seems to be a guest that overstays its welcome. Thursday has a 40% chance of precipitation after midday, and by nightfall, rain is likely and temperatures are expected to drop to around 43. “Rain likely, mainly after 1am,” the NWS forecasts for Thursday evening, with higher odds of precipitation stretching into Friday…