Sunday, Mother’s Day, in the D.C. area will be warmer, calmer and less windy than Saturday and its chilly, record-breaking temperatures.
A frost advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. Sunday east of Interstate 95. West of I-95, a freeze warning continues until 10 a.m.
After an unseasonably cold start with temps near or below freezing in most of the area, temps will rebound substantially today with some sunshine and a milder southwest flow. A cold front will then cross the region late tonight and early Monday, accompanied by a few showers. pic.twitter.com/6j9C5mZS2G
— National Weather Service Baltimore-Washington (@NWS_BaltWash) May 10, 2020
Saturday’s low temperatures broke and tied records at Dulles International, Reagan National and BWI Marshall airports.
Record Cold High Temperatures for May 9th (through 9 PM this evening).
High at IAD is 50 deg., breaking old record of 55 deg. set in 1977.
High at DCA is 52 deg., tying old record of 52 deg. set in 1877.
High at BWI is 51 deg., breaking old record of 53 deg. set in 1977.
— National Weather Service Baltimore-Washington (@NWS_BaltWash) May 10, 2020
Sunday’s high temperatures are forecast for the low to middle 60s, with sunny and breezy skies.
Rain showers are possible Monday morning, Storm Team4 meteorologist Briana Bermensolo said.
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Forecast
SUNDAY, MOTHER’S DAY: Mostly sunny and breezy. Warmer than Saturday. High temperatures in the low to middle 60s.
MONDAY: Morning showers, followed by a partly sunny and cool afternoon. High temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60.
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny skies. High temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60.
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny and warmer. High temperatures in the middle 60s.
