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Through Tonight: There could be a brief shower amid partly to mostly cloudy skies. Given light winds and low-level moisture, some patchy fog is possible by morning. Temperatures dip to the upper 60s and lower 70s for lows.
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Tomorrow (Wednesday): Any patchy fog dissipates pretty fast. It’s mixed clouds and sun, probably leaning cloudier than sunnier. A couple of showers are possible, mainly in the afternoon. It doesn’t look like anything to worry much about. Highs reach the mid-70s to around 80 as a light north wind blows somewhat lower humidity into the area.
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Rain: It was a wet overnight and early morning, especially along and west of Interstate 95. Parts of the area to the northwest that were dealing with a developing drought saw the most rain, with a big chunk of 2 to 3 inches across our northern suburbs into northern Maryland. Around Interstate 95, it was closer to 1 inch in most spots. In recently record-dry Damascus, Md., 3.56 inches fell in about 12 hours.
We saw a healthy amount of rain overnight and early this morning, DC.
0.92″ at Reagan National, 1.3″ at Dulles and 1.47″ at BWI.
A drought busting 3-5″ in our far northern suburbs where it was abnormally dry. pic.twitter.com/OOraZ94jpd
— Capital Weather Gang (@capitalweather) September 6, 2022
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