One more May scorcher today as we head for the mid-90s. Scattered showers and storms are likely, mainly after 2 or 3 p.m., and some could be severe. What’s next? Summerlike heat is long gone by tomorrow.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are looking like the wettest days at this point, which is why we've issued a Weather Impact Alert from noon Thursday to Saturday. We may have to extend the Alert beyond Saturday,

Heat wave begins Monday Record highs likely for the next three days Storms Wednesday p.m. Rain to impact Memorial Day weekend Get ready to crank up the A/C and remember to drink plenty of extra water as our first significant heat wave of 2026 arrives.

A shower or storm possible through sunset or a bit beyond. Sultry lows mainly 70 to 75 tonight. What’s next? Yet another round of 90s for highs Wednesday. Will watch for afternoon clouds and late-day storms before much cooler air moves in.

Get ready for a beautiful spring day! Temperatures will reach the lower 60s by lunchtime with highs topping out around 70 degrees by 4 p.m.

A potentially powerful, so called "super" El Niño is rapidly developing in the Pacific Ocean as we continue our journey through the spring months. Most forecast models from major climate centers are increasingly suggesting that the event could rival or even exceed some of the strongest recorded El Niño episodes seen in 1982-83,

Saturday's rain should clear out by Sunday, but more storms are expected through the early part of this week. FOX 5's Cesar Cornejo has the latest rain forecast for the Washington, D.C. area.

Mostly sunny Saturday with high temperatures back in the low-to-mid 80s. There is a slight chance of an isolated p.m. shower Saturday but the Preakness will be dry for all of the races. There is a better chance of a few showers Saturday night.