Gloomy Weather Continues in Washington, Light Rain Showers and Cooler Temperatures Expected

Residents of the Washington D.C. region can expect another overcast and damp day on Wednesday, as light rain showers and cooler temperatures persist. The gloomy weather will see morning temperatures in the 60s, with highs barely reaching the low 70s by the afternoon.

Rain is moving up from the south, and although showers are expected to remain light, commuters may face slower travel due to wet roads and low-lying clouds. The showers will be off and on throughout the day, meaning outdoor plans could be affected, but the rain won’t create a complete washout. There is also a slight possibility of thunderstorms developing later tonight, forecasters say.

Cloudy skies will dominate much of the day, with cooler conditions lingering. However, Thursday offers some respite, as temperatures are forecast to rise into the upper 70s and lower 80s. While spotty showers could still occur, there will be longer periods of dry weather, bringing a bit of warmth back to the region.

Forecasters advise residents to keep umbrellas handy and dress for wet conditions as rain continues to impact the area.

In other weather news, attention is now on Tropical Storm Helene, currently in the Caribbean Sea. Meteorologists expect the storm to strengthen into a hurricane by Wednesday as it moves north across the Gulf of Mexico. Residents in affected areas along the Gulf Coast are urged to stay informed as the storm progresses.

Stay tuned for further updates as the region prepares for continued rain and cooler temperatures, with a slight break in the weather on Thursday.