Weather Alert for severe storms in DC – NBC4 Washington
Some flood warnings are in impact in Northern Virginia. Keep track of all alerts here.
4 issues to know concerning the climate:
- A flood warning for components of Montgomery and Fairfax counties continues via 6:30 p.m.
- Showers anticipated via the rest of the night and powerful winds. Wind advisory in impact from 8 pm till midnight
- Heavy rain and a few storms are potential after 7 pm via 11 pm, with any rain presumably altering to snow late night
- Big temperature change tomorrow with highs and lows of mid-40s, loads of solar, however good winds which can make it really feel just like the 20s and low 30s
What a whirlwind of a day.
Daytime highs made it into the 60s at the moment with humid circumstances.
A line of storms handed via a lot of the area, producing twister warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings from about 10 am to three pm As this line handed via the area, it helped stabilize the ambiance.
We have loads of clouds round, which additionally helped to calm the out there moisture for any storms.
Expect severe climate via Monday night
A chilly entrance will transfer via later tonight between 8 and 10 pm As it strikes from the west to the east, that might additionally kick off a number of thunderstorms, a few of which might be stronger and produce some heavy rain.
There is also a number of warnings, however we’re not considering will probably be as widespread as earlier at the moment. A wind advisory is in impact for a lot of the realm from 8 pm till midnight with an opportunity for wind gusts as much as 55 mph.
As the entrance passes, colder air will filter in behind it. This might change some rain over to some snow showers into the late night. We should not anticipating any accumulation or points for tomorrow morning.
As we head into Tuesday, the winds will choose again up, gusting as much as 30 mph. Wind chills will probably be in the 20s in the morning. By tomorrow afternoon, they are going to solely enhance into the low 30s.
Expect loads of sunshine on Tuesday.
Temperatures will regularly go up this week into the 60s by Friday. There might be some rain round for this upcoming weekend.
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QuickCast
MONDAY NIGHT:
Strong storms potential with heavy rain, gusty winds. Rain altering to snow
Temps: Falling in a single day into the 30s
Winds: S 10-20+ to gusts over 40mph late night
TUESDAY:
Windy, chilly and sunny
Temps: Low to mid 40s
Wind Chill: 20s/30s
Wind: W 10-20+
WEDNESDAY:
Partly sunny, chilly
Temps: 40s
Winds: Light
THURSDAY:
Mix of solar and clouds
Temps: Low 50s
Sunset: 7:16 p.m.
Average High: 56° // Average Low: 39°
