If it feels like September has served as a counterweight to the sticky heat of the summer, that鈥檚 because it has been.
Storm Team4 meteorologist Chuck Bell told 海角精品黑料 that Tuesday marked the eighth consecutive day of cooler-than-average temperatures in the area.
And it doesn鈥檛 stop there: Tuesday was also the fourth morning in a row that the pre-dawn low temperature for D.C. (as now measured at Reagan National Airport) dropped below 50 degrees.
鈥淚t鈥檚 the first time that鈥檚 happened since 1950,鈥� Bell said.
That said, a last hit of summer is coming, as it usually tends to do: Temperatures in the D.C. area will hover around 80 degrees, with increasing humidity, for the next few days.
鈥淓njoy the little warming trend while we have it,鈥� Bell said.
October is, after all, on its way.
