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Through tonight: A fresh push of autumnal air will deliver the region one of the coolest nights in a while. Skies will be mainly clear throughout as a north breeze blows. There’s a good chance everyone will get into the 50s. If D.C. does, it will be the first time in almost three months.
View the current weather at The Washington Post.
Tomorrow (Friday): It will be another day full of sunshine and lacking humidity. The main question from here might be if it will get another 10/10 on the daily digit. Highs again will mainly be in the lower 80s. Winds will be light and variable.
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Pollen update: Mold spores are moderate/high, as is weed pollen. Tree and grass pollen are both running moderate.
A little chilly: The last time Washington made it into the 50s was June 20, when it reached 58. You have to go back to May 25 for lower than that. The average for the city’s first night in the 50s in the fall is Sept. 8.
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