D.C.-area forecast: Warm with sun today and tomorrow, and rain likely Sunday

Today and tomorrow are largely pleasant. The potential for occasional heavy rain Sunday into Monday needs watching.

early fog dissipates to reveal a bit of morning sunshine before increasing clouds take over during the afternoon. High temperatures may be held back near 80 in cloudier spots, with low 80s in most locations locally. A touch of humidity is back, but it’s not bad. Dew points in the low to mid-60s. Breezes are fairly light, with an easterly component most of the day. Confidence: MediumClouds may continue to increase. A shower is possible after midnight, in the early morning hours.

Somewhat cooler but clammy high temperatures top out in the mid- to upper 70s. Totals should amount to at least a half-inch, but a couple inches can’t be ruled out in the most persistent rainfall zones. Confidence: MediumRain chances continue, but intensity and area coverage have some question marks. We could have only a few showers, or downpours could recharge for the overnight hours. Either way, it’s trending less rainy between midnight and dawn.

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