Washington, D.C. – A refreshing change is headed toward the Mid-Atlantic region as temperatures drop and humidity decreases over the next few days. After a streak of oppressive heat, Washington D.C. and Maryland can expect high temperatures in the low 80s and significantly lower humidity until Wednesday. These quieter, cooler conditions offer a break from the intense summer heat.
According to the National Weather Service, highs in the D.C. area will range from 81°F to 86°F Monday through Wednesday, with low temperatures dipping to 66°F to 67°F. The mountains will experience slightly cooler conditions, with highs in the upper 60s and lows around the mid-50s. A minimal chance of precipitation means dry, comfortable days ahead.
In Maryland, the forecast follows a similar trend, with highs in the low 80s across most of the state. The weather will be ideal for outdoor activities, with little to no chance of rain. For travelers, road conditions should remain clear, with no significant weather disruptions expected.
With less humidity and cooling temperatures, these conditions are much more manageable compared to the heatwave that gripped the region last week. The cooler air is a welcome change for residents looking to enjoy summer without the stifling heat.
Warnings or advisories for significant weather remain absent, and current forecasts show no major changes through Wednesday.
