FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 2025

TODAY:
Partly Sunny
Chance PM T-Storm
Highs: 82-87
Winds: Southeast 5-10 mph
The summery feel will continue to round out the first week of June with high temperatures back into the mid 80s.  Thunderstorms will develop this afternoon over the mountains and we'll have to see if they hold together, as they move east towards D.C. late afternoon and evening.  The Storm Prediction Center has areas along and west of Route 15 in the 'Marginal' risk category for storms that could contain damaging winds and locally heavy rain.  

TONIGHT:
Mostly Cloudy, Humid
Chance Showers, Storms
Lows: 67-71
Winds: South 5 mph
Warm and muggy conditions are expected overnight with low temperatures likely to stay above 70 degrees overnight. Isolated showers and storms are possible. 

SATURDAY:
Mostly to Partly Cloudy
Morning Rain, Isolated PM Storms
Highs: 78-83
Winds: SW to NW 5-10+ mph
Our next weather maker will approach bringing a chance for wet weather.  Latest guidance brings the highest rain chances during the morning hours. Skies will brighten a bit for the afternoon with highs on either side of 80 degrees. An isolated shower or storm is possible during the afternoon, but most will stay rain-free.  This is great news for the World Pride Parade happening between 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. 

SUNDAY:
Mostly Cloudy
Showers Possible
Highs: 77-82
Winds: East 5-10 mph
Clouds will likely win over sun for the day with scattered shower chances during the afternoon. 

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