Although an isolated shower or thunderstorm is possible this evening and perhaps a few tomorrow, the vast majority of the region remains dry.
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Until tonight : After a shower or thunderstorm, the sky will remain at least partly cloudy. At sunrise, dew points will reach 15 degrees in the most humid places. Semi-stifling temperatures will bottom out at a few degrees near 24 degrees.
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Tomorrow (Monday): Morning skies will be clearer than in the afternoon, where we will have a 10 to 20 percent chance of thunderstorms that could extend into the night. Temperatures will reach a few degrees around 95, and with dew points near 70 degrees in the most humid locations, heat index values around 100 degrees will be possible. Clouds could linger overnight as temperatures “cool” to the 70s to near 80 degrees.
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Latest on Beryl – Drought Relief This Weekend?
Be sure to follow all of our coverage of Beryl as the storm approaches Texas.
Here in the Mid-Atlantic, as early as Wednesday afternoon – and perhaps into the weekend – there’s a chance we’ll see some residual moisture from Beryl’s remnants.
Stay tuned to see if Beryl brings much-needed drought relief (or at least prevents the drought from getting worse). Confidence remains a bit low, but a seven-day rainfall estimate, below, provides some hope.
We will cover this topic and review the week’s weather in tonight’s bulletin. Live Q&A Sunday Sunset on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and X! Our 20-minute discussion will begin at 8:36 p.m.
