As shower chances continue to decline, wind gusts near 40 mph are possible. We may even see a couple peeks of sunshine before sunset. Expect temperatures to be noticeably cool tonight, about 25 degrees, with regionwide wind chills in the 20s. Tomorrow is some recompense, with sunshine and slowly diminishing breezes.

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Through Tonight: Winds from the north and northwest may not settle, relatively, until the pre-dawn hours. Early gusts near 35 mph are possible with gusts near sunrise around 15 mph still likely. Temperatures bottom out in the mid-20s to low 30s, but subtract about 10 degrees to account for wind chills. Other than a tiny shower chance very early in the evening, clouds are pretty quick to give way to clear skies.

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Tomorrow (Sunday): Sunshine and blue skies help negate morning wind gusts near 25 mph from the north and northeast. Wind chills are likely stuck in the 40s at best, despite high temperatures near 50 to mid-50s. Very late day before sunset we could see winds go near calm for a brief period — schedule some outdoor time then, perhaps!

Overnight may be clear and nearly calm at times. It looks not only less chilly but less breezy. Low temperatures aim for seasonable upper 20s to mid-30s.

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Preliminary rain amounts through midmorning; flood watch dropped

Many spots recorded at least if not slightly over an inch of rain through 10 a.m. The heaviest rain was ending around then per Reagan National Airport weather logs but we could add a tenth to perhaps quarter inch more on top of these readings in the below map.

Hazardous weather is indeed moving off to our northeast, with flood watches (dark green) now dropped in the immediate region. No sign of any flood warnings at this time, which is more good news.

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