PM Update: Showers and some fog into Saturday morning, then a surge of warmth

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Through Tonight: Another consolidated batch of showers is passing this evening. We’ll probably see a break after that, but additional waves are possible by morning. Lows make the 40s as some areas of fog pop up when it’s not raining and there’s limited breeze.

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Tomorrow (Saturday): We still run the risk of some showers or a period of rain through the morning, but tapering into the midday, before some isolated showers later. It’s one of those days where there’s a big struggle for warm air to arrive, so it may stay relatively cool into the afternoon before a late-day spike with some clearing that sends temperatures into the 60s by evening.

Sunday: Mostly sunny. All-around nice. With highs in the mid-60s to near 70, you might want to check in on secondary spots for cherry blossom viewing because the Tidal Basin is sure to be a mad house. Somewhat gusty west winds aren’t too much of a bother, but watch out for fluttering blossoms.

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Pollen update: Today’s pollen count was high before the rain. It’ll return once the rain is out of here.

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