Defense And National Security Researcher
Ian Livingston is a Defense and National Security Researcher at a D.C. think tank. He specializes in climate policy and global warming, often merging these critical issues with his work as a forecaster and photographer for the Capital Weather Gang. Ian's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications including The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, and The Seattle Times.
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Mid-70s today and into the 80s on Sunday. You may need to dodge a few raindrops.
The dew points are too darn high.
The sixth heat wave of the year grinds on. With the average last 90 in mid-September, the tally will likely grow.
HAPPENING NOW: Lots of sun today. Temperatures reach near or past 80 by midmorning, on the way to somewhat above-average highs near 90 in many spots.
After a taste of autumn with cooler, drier air, DC-area temperatures are expected to climb again as a central U.S. heat dome shifts east.
Scattered strong to severe storms are possible Thursday, with damaging winds, large hail, and isolated flash flooding the main threats.
DC is staring down its seventh heat wave of the season just as climatological fall begins, with the year’s 90-degree day count now within reach of 50.
Record highs could be tested or bested in the coming heat wave.
Summerlike heat and humidity will help fuel repeated storm chances through Friday, with storms potentially producing damaging winds before more comfortable air arrives this weekend
We're about 10 above average for 90-degree days. Time is running short for more.
