Severe Storms Possible Through Sunday Night

4 things to know about the weather:

We're not done just yet, as storms remain possible through the night. Any storms that develop could bring gusty winds, heavy rain and lightning, so keep the NBC Washington app handy for real-time alerts.

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The good news is relief is on the way. A cold front moving through later tonight will push storms east and bring in cooler, less humid air.

Monday and Tuesday look noticeably more comfortable, and there will be a nice break before heat and humidity start building again by midweek. Storm chances creep back in as early as Wednesday, with Thursday currently shaping up as the better chance for more.

TONIGHT: Storms ending by 11 p.m. Overnight clearing Turning less humid Wind: northwest 5-15 mph Chance of rain: 10% Lows: 63°F to 67°F

MONDAY: Sun and clouds Cooler and more pleasant Gusty breeze Wind: Northwest 10-20 mph (some higher gusts) Chance of rain: 0% Highs: 79°F to 82°F

TUESDAY: Mostly sunny Staying comfortable for June Dry Wind: Light southwest 5-7 mph Chance of rain: 0% Highs: 81°F to 84°F

WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy Warmer A few showers or a storm possible Chance of rain: 20% Highs: 84°F to 87°F

Sunrise: 5:40 a.m. Sunset: 8:36 p.m. Average High: 84°F Average Low: 67°F