Rinse and repeat our Tuesday forecast for Wednesday with highs around 90 and dry skies but with more sunshine. The humidity really tapers off for Wednesday, so much of the DMV will feel right in line with the thermometer.

A sunny, hot and dry Wednesday is expected across the Washington, D.C. region, with highs near 90 degrees and slightly lower humidity.

Heavy evening rain and a brief, radar-indicated tornado warning in Charles County gave way to calmer conditions across the D.C. area Sunday

A hot and humid Friday across the Washington, D.C., region, with highs rising into low 90s and heat index values reaching triple digits.

Washington DC received its highest single-day rainfall total of the year Sunday, and more is on the way this week as a flood watch is in effect.

If you are ready to leave the sweltering heat and sticky summer humidity behind, relief is finally on the horizon.

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Tuesday was the 230th day of the year and for the 100th time, our high temperature was above 80°! (Forty-three of those days have been 90° or higher.) That’s a record number of “warm” days to this point in the year and better illustrates how quickly our harsh winter turned into an unusually warm spring and summer.

Rain is in the forecast both Saturday and Sunday as the Freedom 250 Grand Prix hits the streets of Washington DC. What's the weather contingency plan?

Heading into the evening hours, a disturbance coming in from the west will not only increase cloud cover in the DMV but also bring rain (heavy at times) and the potential for some thunderstorms. The timing for the greatest chance of wet weather and storms arrives around sunrise (6:21 pm) in our western counties before