Press Article: Weather Outlook for WorldPride Weekend in D.C.
This weekend, as D.C. prepares to host the vibrant WorldPride celebrations, the forecast presents a mix of joy and unpredictability, with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely to affect the festivities. Thousands are expected to gather in the capital for this significant event, showcasing inclusivity and diversity. However, the weather may pose challenges.
Meteorologist Steve Rudin from 7News First Alert forecasts that showers and storms will begin Friday night, continuing into Saturday morning, with temperatures dropping from the 80s to the low 70s. "A few storms may contain brief gusty winds and moderate to heavy rain," Rudin noted.
Though wet weather is anticipated on Saturday, participants may catch a break in the afternoon. The WorldPride Parade, commencing at 2 p.m., may coincide with improved weather conditions, as skies are expected to brighten with temperatures hovering around 80 degrees.
Looking ahead, Sunday will feature a transition from clouds to sunshine, with only a slight chance of afternoon showers. The beginning of the week promises a sunny Monday, with temperatures reaching the lower to middle 80s—ideal for post-Pride celebrations.
Forecast Summary:
- Friday Night: Mostly cloudy and humid, lows of 67-72°F with potential storms.
- Saturday: Morning showers tapering off to isolated afternoon storms, highs of 78-83°F.
- Sunday: Mostly cloudy with afternoon shower possibilities; highs of 77-82°F.
- Monday: Mostly sunny with highs of 80-85°F.
As celebrations kick off, organizers and participants are advised to remain aware of the evolving weather conditions. Enjoy the festivities responsibly and stay safe!
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