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       It was another day of wild weather across the area. As if highs in the mid- and upper 90s weren’t enough, showers and storms erupted this afternoon, leaving some zones of damage in their wake. Before the storms, Dulles reached 99 degrees, tying a record for the date from 2016. We’ve got one more day in this pattern of daily heat and storms before a cold front sweeps it out of here for a while.

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       Through Tonight: Although the severe weather threat is over around here, we might see a couple more showers and even some rumbles overnight. They shouldn’t be too intense but may drop some briefly heavy rain. Lows are in the mid- to upper 70s.

       View the current weather at The Washington Post.

       Tomorrow (Saturday): There could be a shower early, before skies end up partly cloudy ahead of the front. Showers and storms are likely again late-day as the front moves into the region. Some of those could be strong to severe and include heavy rain plus plentiful lightning. Highs are poised to rise to a range of near 90 to perhaps as hot as the mid-90s. Winds are from the west and northwest around five to 10 mph.

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       Sunday: Step outside and say, “ahhhhh!” Skies are partly cloudy and there’s only a small chance of a quick shower. Humidity is way down and highs are in the near-80 to low 80s zone. I’ll take it!

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