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Clouds will continue to increase during the overnight hours along with a chance for showers. Lows will be in the middle 50s in the mountains to lower 60s in the District. Unsettled weather will stick around for the start of the work and school week with a few glimmers of sunshine. Any sun during the day on Monday and Tuesday will allow for just enough instability for scattered thunderstorms. The most probable areas to see strong storms will be across the Shenandoah Valley and east of Interstate 95. "Alberto" will have little to no impact on the area.

Drier and potentially the hottest weather of the year will arrive toward the end of the week and into the upcoming holiday weekend.

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