It was about as good as the first weekday of August gets. Temperatures made the low 80s for highs as humidity remained low. Add in a nice breeze and it’s windows-open kind of weather this evening. While we see more clouds fill our skies through tomorrow, they don’t appear ready to offer much rain.

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       Through tonight: Skies may clear out for a time. This is between the daytime clouds disappearing and the next round moving this way from the southwest tonight. Temperatures range across the 60s for lows.

       View the current weather at The Washington Post.

       Tomorrow (Tuesday): Clouds dominate the day. There could be some moments of sunshine, but probably not super prolonged. There’s just an outside chance of a passing shower, with rain mainly staying south or east. Highs are near or a bit above 80.

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       Pollen update: Mold spores are moderate. Other allergens are low.

       Rotating Russian winds: It’s been an active spring and summer for severe weather across the Northern Hemisphere. Today, damaging tornadoes appeared in Russia.

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