Sunny Day Ahead, Storms Loom After Night

Sunday: Warmest day of the year with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s.
Shenandoah Valley may reach ≈90°F, still below the all‑time record of 90°F set in 1907.
Winds: 10–20 mph from the south, partly cloudy skies.
Late Night: A cold front from Pennsylvania arrives overnight.
Potential severe weather north of D.C.: strong wind gusts, large hail.
As the front moves south, storms weaken but isolated strong or severe showers may still occur, bringing heavy rain, thunder, gusty winds, and small hail.

Monday:
Rain likely to persist into the morning; commuters may face tricky conditions.
By mid‑morning, showers clear, giving way to sunshine and cooler afternoon temperatures.
A breezy northwest wind follows the cold front.
Tuesday–Thursday:
Tuesday could see temperatures drop into the 50s.
By Thursday, a rebound to the 70s is expected.

Residents should stay alert to changing conditions and plan accordingly.