Washington D.C. Weekly Weather Update: Breezy Days, Midweek Showers, and a Mild Weekend Ahead

If you have been appreciating the chilly autumn air in Washington, D.C., this week will continue the traditional fall feeling — a mix of warm sunshine, chilly breezes, and a splash of rain in the middle of the week. Here’s what you can anticipate, day by day.

Monday (October 27): A Beautiful Start to the Week

The week begins on a pleasant day of a high of approximately 64°F (18°C) and a low of about 43°F (6°C). Expect to see periods of clouds and sunshine, favourable for a run in the morning or coffee outside in the afternoon.

Tuesday (October 28): Cloudy, but Comfortable

Look for slightly moodier skies on Tuesday. The day will be principally cloudy and breezy, with high temperatures of near 59°F (15°C) and low temperatures around 45°F (7°C). I would recommend you bring a light jacket if you plan on being outdoors this evening.

Wednesday (October 29): Anticipate Some Light Rain

Unfortunately, a small chance of light rain arrives on Wednesday as temperatures reach around 56°F (13°C) in the day and 48°F (9°C) at night. It may be a good time to grab an umbrella — it won’t be a complete wash, but there may be a few passing showers.

Thursday (October 30): Breezy and Rainy

Thursday presents as the rainiest day of the week, with steady rain and gusty winds. The high will be 61°F (16 °C) and the low will be near 45°F (7°C). Rain may create minor puddles on roadways, so be sure to allow extra time for your commute and grab your rain boots!

Friday (October 31): Back to Sunshine!

As the week comes to an end, sunshine returns! Friday will feature partly sunny skies and breezy conditions with highs near 58°F (15°C) and lows near 44°F (7°C), which will be refreshing environmental conditions, compared to Thursday’s rain.

Saturday (November 1): Great Fall Weather

Saturday is be one of the most comfortable days this week. Expect partly sunny skies with a nice high near 62°F (17°C). With an overnight low around 42°F (6°C), it is a great day to go for a walk through the National Mall or enjoy a brunch outside.

Sunday (November 2): Cool and Calm

Finally, we can close the weekend with more partly sunny skies and highs around 59°F (15°C). The evening will be a little chilly with lows around 41°F (5°C) so be sure to warm up with a hot beverage and hangout inside.

Weekly Takeaway

In D.C., this week’s weather gives you a little bit of everything: sunshine, light rain, and that familiar fall breeze.

  • Best days outdoors: Monday and Saturday.
  • Carry an umbrella: Wednesday and Thursday.
  • Best photo light: Friday afternoon sunshine.

So whatever your plans, whether roaming the Tidal Basin or having a coffee catch-up downtown, this week gives you at least a few chances for enjoying autumn in the capital — just make sure to keep that umbrella handy when making plans midweek!

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