WASHINGTON — A lot of the weekend will be dry, hot and humid. There is also a chance for storms Sunday, leading our weather team to issue a Weather Impact Alert for Sunday p.m.
When:
- Sunday: Now until 11 p.m.
Impact:
- Sunday: Scattered storms for the entire region, especially along the I-95 corridor, with heavy rain, lightning, strong wind, and small hail. Low chance for an isolated tornado.
Need to Know:
- Don't cancel plans, most of the weekend will be dry
- Have a place to seek shelter as storms develop
- In addition to the storm threat, it will be very hot and humid on Sunday
- Stay hydrated
- Take breaks from the heat
- Check on elderly, children and pets
Sunday:
Storms will be more widespread on Sunday between now until 11 p.m., with most of the storms focused along and east of the I-95 corridor.
In addition to the storm threat, it will also be very hot and humid. Actual temperatures will climb back into the mid 90s, but feel like 100 degrees + once you factor in the humidity.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch
Severe Weather Risk
Sunday High Temperatures
