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Storm Team4 Forecast: May ends with sunshine and clear skies

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4 things to know about the weather:

  1. Abundant sunshine
  2. Temps slightly cooler than average
  3. No rain in sight — again
  4. Mid-week warmup

May is drawing to a dry, comfortable close, in stunning contrast to the very soggy Memorial Day weather we saw last weekend.

That 10-day stretch of rain put a definite dent in our drought, according to the weekly national drought monitor, but it seems that was the end of the improvement for a while: There’s almost no clouds in sight for the DMV for several days.

Enjoy the many hours of sunshine on Saturday. The high pressure coming in from the Hudson Bay brings a stiff north wind, but the day will also be sunny and comfortable, with highs in the mid 70s.

Download the NBC Washington app on iOS and Android to check the weather radar on the go.

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The wind will die down after dark, and Sunday morning will be bordering on chilly. Expect widespread mid/upper 40s in most of the D.C. area, with urban centers and bayside communities staying just above 50°. Sunday afternoon will be just a bit warmer, in the mid 70s, but with far less of a breeze.

Highs will be back around 80° for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, with overnight lows in the comfy 50s. It’ll be a perfect start to meteorological summer (June/July/August).

QuickCast

TODAY:
 Sunshine Abounds, Breezy
 Wind: North 10-15mph, Gust to 25 mph
 Chance of Rain: 0%
 HIGHS: 70° to 75°

 TONIGHT:
 Clear Skies
 Winds Diminish
 Wind: Northwest 10-15 mph
 Chance Of Rain: 0%
 LOWS: 46° to 54°

 SUNDAY:
 Mostly Sunny Skies
 Pleasant Conditions
 Light Breeze
 Wind: NW 5 – 10 mph
 Chance of Rain: 0%
 HIGHS: 70° to 76°

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 MONDAY:
 Partly Cloudy
 Seasonable
 Light Breeze
 Wind: West/Northwest 10 mph
 Chance of Rain: 0%
 HIGHS: 76° to 82°

 Sunrise: 5:45     Sunset: 8:26
 Average High: 80° Average Low: 63°

Stay with Storm Team4 for the latest forecast. Download the NBC Washington app on iOS and Android to get severe weather alerts on your phone.



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