Rain to Stick Around in DC Area on Monday

Monday will be another soggy day across the region. Showers continue to push through the region from what is left of Hurricane Delta.

Storm Team4 says the rain will taper to scattered light showers and patchy drizzle this afternoon. Temperatures are steady in the 60s, with parts of Maryland staying in the 50s for daytime highs.

Areas of steady rain will taper to scattered showers/drizzle by this afternoon. Breezy/foggy (all day long)....not the prettiest of days. Temps cool (50s north of DC, 60s DC & south) but feeling muggy. Join me all morning on @nbcwashington! Let's talk about a chilly weekend ahead pic.twitter.com/kD4C6zPz7Z
— Lauryn Ricketts (@laurynricketts) October 12, 2020

Expect breezy conditions through the day Monday, with low clouds and lots of fog. Some minor flooding is still possible.

The rain will push out Monday night and into the overnight. Expect a little more fog for your Tuesday morning, with clouds clearing throughout the late morning and early afternoon.

Temperatures on Tuesday will top out in the low to mid-70s. It will be breezy Tuesday, with humidity decreasing through the afternoon.

Real fall is coming. By Saturday, temperatures won't make it out of the 50s.