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D.C. Braces for Saturday Showers, Sunny Sunday Ahead
22 Aug
Summary
- Showers and thunderstorms expected Saturday with potential for heavy rain.
- Isolated flash flooding is possible, especially southeast of I-95.
- Sunday will see drier air, sunshine, and comfortable temperatures.
Showers and thunderstorms are anticipated throughout Saturday in D.C., Maryland, and northern Virginia, with some storms capable of producing heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service indicates the greatest potential for 1 to 2 inches of rain, and possibly higher amounts, lies generally southeast of the Interstate 95 corridor. Isolated flash flooding could occur if heavier rain persists over one area. Concerns are heightened for areas south and east of the D.C. and Baltimore metro areas, with St. Mary's County noted as potentially vulnerable due to recent rainfall.
A cold front is projected to cross the region Sunday morning, bringing a gradual drying trend. Sunday is expected to be mostly sunny with lower humidity and temperatures in the low 80s. The forecast indicates that dry and comfortable conditions will persist into the beginning of the upcoming week, offering a welcome change after Saturday's unsettled weather.
