ABC7 StormWatch with Doug Hill and Jacqui Jeras
5/24/2013 6:52 AM EDT
66° light rain Feels like: 66°
- High: 63° - Low 45°
- Wind: From NW at 17mph
- Humidity: 78% | UV Index: High
- Dew Point: 59° | Pressure: 29.81 in
Updated 5:23 am May 24, 2013
Say "goodbye" to the humidity and warmth of the past several days.
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Updated 4:36 am- Friday:
- Windy & Cooler, Stray Light Rain
- Temperatures: 58°-66°
- Wind: NW 15-25+ mph
- This Weekend:
- Windy, Sunny & Continued Cool
- Highs: Near 70°
- Wind: NW 15-25+ mph
- Monday:
- Mostly Sunny, Less Wind & Warming
- Highs: Mid 70s
- Wind: NW 5-10 mph
A cold front has been pushing through the D.C. area, and the cooler, less humid air will gradually settle into place. Temperatures will drop a bit and then hold steady in the low to mid 60s throughout the day, and you'll notice the wind out of the northwest at 15-25 with higher gusts. Also, don't be surprised if you run into a few light and brief showers today. The wind will continue to howl through the weekend with temperatures topping out near 70° on Saturday and Sunday, and sunshine should be the rule for the majority of the holiday weekend. Temperatures should climb into the mid 70s by Memorial Day with even warmer numbers for the remainder of next week.
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