Sunnier, warmer days coming later in the week

Overnight lows in middle to upper 50s

It gets warmer later this week, but wet weather arrives before it does.

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Showers, which are the remnants of Gordon, continue to migrate northward, Sunday evening and Sunday night. Be careful on wet roads while celebrating the start of Rosh Hashanah. Overnight lows will be in the middle and upper 50s.

Monday forecast

Monday will be cloudy and rainy, especially in the morning. Temperatures will be in the middle 60s most of the afternoon. Good day for indoor recess for students.

This week's forecast

Tuesday and the rest of the week will be sunnier and warmer. Tuesday will have daytime temps in the middle and upper 70s. Wednesday will be sunny with highs near 80 degrees. Thursday, Friday and the weekend will be mostly sunny and much warmer with afternoon temps in the low and middle 80s.

Three Tropical Systems

Remember, this time of year (early September) is the most active time for tropical storms and hurricanes. We have three tropical systems spinning in the Atlantic; Florence, Helene and Isaac. By the end of the week, Florence will be a significant threat to North Carolina, Virginia and the Mid-Atlantic, including Washington, DC.

Local 4Casters weather app:

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