Midsummer heat is on the way. But first, we went through some weather glory today. There might have been a few too many clouds at times, yet it hardly sullied the day. Highs in the mid-70s are more like what we might have expected several weeks back. While brilliant, it won’t last. Temperatures begin rising tomorrow, and it turns hot to close out the workweek.
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Through tonight: Beautiful this evening, and it’ll be seasonably cool tonight. Lows end up in the mid-50s to lower 60s. A light north wind this evening turns calm overnight.
View the current weather at The Washington Post.
Tomorrow (Wednesday): Another decent one. Highs should rise to the mid-80s or so under a good deal of sun. Humidity also stays low, as winds blow lightly out of the west.
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Pollen update: Grass pollen and weed pollen are both moderate/high. Tree pollen is low/moderate, as are mold spores.
Florida storminess: The storm system set to drench Florida that we talked about here yesterday has caught a bit more of the eye of forecasters at the National Hurricane Center. They now foresee a 20 percent chance of it developing into a tropical cyclone over the next seven days. During that time, it is forecast to progress to a position off the southeast coast and well west of Bermuda.
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