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Severe storms with damaging wind gusts are expected in the Tri-State area on Thursday afternoon, with the possibility of isolated large hail or a tornado. Localized flooding is also possible due to heavy rainfall. Cooler air will move in by Friday, with showers persisting through the day. The weekend looks promising with sunshine on Saturday and a string of days in the 70s beginning Sunday.
Central Florida experienced its coldest morning of the week with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. Dry and mild conditions are expected for most of the week, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s to low 70s. Breezy conditions and increasing moisture are anticipated, leading to a 30-40% chance of rain by the end of the week. The weekend forecast is uncertain, with models differing on the progression of a developing low pressure system. However, both models suggest periods of unsettled and wet weather conditions, with a 40-50% chance of rain on Saturday and Sunday.
The D.C.-area is experiencing a surge in temperatures today, with highs reaching the 70s and challenging records. Spotty showers are expected, but most locations will likely stay dry. However, the warm weather will be short-lived as cooler fall temperatures return tomorrow through the weekend. Showers will be scattered on Friday, but the weekend will be dry with blue skies and cool temperatures.
The D.C.-area can expect warmer than average temperatures through Thursday, with a slight chance of rain. However, cooler temperatures are expected over the weekend, with a risk of freezing conditions in the north and west suburbs.
The D.C.-area can expect warm and dry weather with highs near and above 80 through Friday. However, a cold front will bring a chance of showers late Friday into Saturday, with uncertain timing and impact. Temperatures will cool off during the weekend, with highs only reaching the 60s on Sunday.
The D.C.-area can expect mostly cloudy skies and light shower chances for the next few days, with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to near 70. The weather pattern is expected to continue through Thursday and Friday, with a slight improvement over the weekend as high pressure edges closer, potentially bringing more sunshine.
"A Haunting in Venice," directed and starring Kenneth Branagh, has earned $1.2 million in previews. The film is expected to have a weekend box office take of $12 million or more, similar to Branagh's previous film "Death on the Nile." Despite positive reviews, the lack of star power may impact its performance. The film could potentially win the weekend if "Nun 2" sees a significant drop in ticket sales.
The D.C.-area can expect scattered showers and a few storms today, with another round of showers and storms late tonight into early Friday. This will help keep temperatures and humidity in check. Tomorrow will be steamy with a chance of late-day storms, followed by moderating temperatures and humidity over the weekend. Saturday will have partly to mostly sunny skies with a few isolated showers and storms, while Sunday will be pleasant with moderate humidity. Showers may return on Monday.
Occasional showers expected on Friday with a slim chance of isolated rain shower in the evening. Saturday will be hot and humid with a very slim chance of showers. Sunday is a Weather Impact Day with a potent round of rain and storms moving in, bringing the concern for strong storms, including tornadoes and strong winds. Keep checking for updates as the threat for severe weather is increasing by early evening.