Weather Woes for D. C. Army Celebration

The D. C. area is bracing for a wet weekend, just as the city gears up for the Army's 250th birthday bash. The forecast is far from sunny, with rain and thunderstorms expected to dampen the festivities. The weekend kicks off with a flood warning in central Anne Arundel County, Maryland, set to last until early Saturday morning. This is just the start of the wet weather, as scattered thunderstorms are predicted to roll through Friday night. The heavy rainfall could reach up to three inches in just an hour, making for a soggy start to the weekend. Saturday morning will be cloudy and humid, with temperatures in the low 70s. As the day goes on, temperatures will rise, but so will the chances of rain. An umbrella or poncho might be a good idea for those planning to attend the military parade, concert, or fireworks show. The wet weather could potentially impact these events, so it's something to keep in mind. The rain is expected to stick around into Sunday, with scattered showers and storms possible at any time. The D. C. area is also under a marginal risk for flash flooding on Sunday. The day will be cloudy, with more wet weather developing in the late afternoon. The rest of the week doesn't look much drier. Monday will bring showers, with highs in the mid-70s. Tuesday has a risk of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the lower 80s. So, if you're planning to head to D. C. for the Army's birthday celebration, be prepared for some weather challenges. It's a good idea to check the forecast regularly and plan accordingly. After all, the weather can be unpredictable, and it's always better to be safe than sorry.