Forecast Discussion
Today
Wednesday PM Forecast: Steam and storms keeping the summer rhythm going
Posted 2:42 PM 6/11/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
It’s the classic summer setup: warm and humid, with afternoon storms. Keep an eye to the sky, especially with any outdoor plans.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Isolated early evening showers will gradually fizzle out with time. The rest of the night will feature partial (More)
Yesterday
Tuesday PM Forecast: get used to this, steamy and then storms
Posted 5:28 PM 6/10/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
All in all, it's a soggy but typical June setup — warm, humid, and stormy at times. Stay weather-aware, especially with any outdoor plans.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Rain should gradually decrease in coverage through the evening hours. A muggy air mass will remain in (More)
6/9/2025
Monday PM Forecast: Daily thunderstorms coming in waves
Posted 5:33 PM 6/9/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
Showers and storms will work to take the edge off the heat this week. Rain will come in waves, so be sure to have rain gear nearby all week.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Afternoon storms will gradually taper into the evening hours, leaving behind partly cloudy skies. The sticky (More)
6/8/2025
Sunday PM Forecast: Stormy pattern targeting the area, could offer some heat relief
Posted 9:50 PM 6/8/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
While high heat and humidity will remain dominant features, storms are beginning to steal some of the spotlight. Occasional downpours will be a possibility moving forward.
Tonight & Tomorrow: While much of the overnight stretch will be dry with partly to mostly cloudy (More)
6/7/2025
Saturday PM Forecast: First Heat Advisory of 2025 issued; stormy weather on the horizon
Posted 9:55 PM 6/7/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
Although high heat and steam remain in the forecast, increasing rain chances may provide occasional breaks from the sweltering temperatures.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Any leftover pop-up storms will quickly come to an end during the evening. Expect only a few clouds (More)
6/6/2025
Friday PM Forecast: hot weekend gives way to stormy week
Posted 5:12 PM 6/6/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
It’s shaping up to be a hot and steamy weekend. We will then transition into a more unsettled pattern early next week.
Tonight & Tomorrow: It will be a mostly clear and muggy night across the Capital Area with lows sticking in the mid-70s. Saturday will be a (More)
6/5/2025
Thursday PM Forecast: big heat to end week, stormy pattern around the corner
Posted 5:33 PM 6/5/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
Through the weekend, expect some of the warmest temperatures so far this season. An upper-level ridge of high pressure will cause sinking air over the region—a warming process—and high temperatures will jolt into the mid-90s. There will be enough humidity to push the heat index into (More)
6/4/2025
Wednesday PM Forecast: next few afternoons showers decrease while temperatures increase
Posted 5:02 PM 6/4/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
As the best shot for cooling afternoon showers is passing, temperatures are expected to soar to end the workweek. Some feels-like temperatures could eclipse 100 degrees—especially Friday and Saturday.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Any showers and thunderstorms will quickly (More)
6/3/2025
Tuesday PM Forecast: Summer heat builds, with some minor midweek rain relief
Posted 7:39 PM 6/3/2025 by Chief Meteorologist Dr. Josh Eachus
The summer pattern is locking in across our area, with hot and mostly dry conditions dominating much of the upcoming week. High pressure parked over the eastern U.S. is flexing its muscles, and that ridge will help to keep our afternoons toasty, with highs climbing into the low to mid 90s through (More)
6/2/2025
Monday PM Forecast: The summer sauna opening for business
Posted 2:21 PM 6/2/2025 by Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
Summer is returning. Heat, humidity, and near-daily afternoon pop-up storms will be mainstays moving forward.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Any afternoon pop-up showers will shut down quickly into the evening. Skies will become clear, and overnight lows will dip into the (More)