By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
April 22,2014; 9:26PM,EDT
The weather pattern through this weekend will bring temperatures fairly typical for this time of the year around Washington, D.C.
Temperatures typically range from a morning low near 50 F to a high near 70 F.
The pattern will feature a couple of days of cool weather and warm weather here and there.
The coolest day of the bunch will be Wednesday, in the wake of a front bringing showers and thunderstorms to the region.
The next chance of rainfall is Friday into Saturday, as a system moves in from the Midwest. However, while there can be a couple of showers either day for outdoor activities, including Nationals and Orioles baseball, neither of the two days will be a washout. Temperatures both days are projected to reach well into the 70s.
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Looking ahead, for folks with outdoor plans next week, the weather pattern has the potential to get very unsettled with a daily dose of showers and thunderstorms.
A day or two of rain is also possible as a large storm develops over the eastern third of the nation and stalls. The pattern may also result in a several-day stretch of below-normal temperatures.
It may not be until this large storm breaks down during early May when warmth will be a frequent visitor to the region.
Breaking: Heavy Snow in Northern Indiana
Snow
will fall at 1-2' per hour in parts of northern Illinois and Indiana;
this strong winter storm moves into the Northeast tonight.
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