Washington D.C. Forecasts Warm and Dry April Following Mild March
• Washington D.C. is expected to experience a warm and dry April, continuing the trend from a mild March.
• Temperatures in April are predicted to be 3 to 6 degrees above average, with rainfall 1 to 2 inches below normal.
• Ongoing drought conditions since June raise concerns about water conservation and potential wildfire risks.
D.C. faces warm, dry April after warm March
Washington D.C. is bracing for a warm and dry April, following a March that was recorded as the eighth warmest on record. Temperatures are expected to remain elevated, ranging from 3 to 6 degrees above the typical averages for this time of year. This continuation of warmer weather has already led to early blooming of plants and an intense pollen season, affecting allergy sufferers in the region.
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