Recent weather patterns in Washington D.C. have brought about drizzle and fog overnight, accompanied by a few rounds of steadier showers. The region experienced slightly milder temperatures on Wednesday with highs ranging from the mid-60s to around 70 degrees. Despite some light showers, the day was characterized by east winds coming off the ocean, keeping conditions cool and clammy throughout the area. Weather forecasts suggest a potential rebound in temperatures in the coming days.

Over the past two days, rainfall has been more concentrated in Virginia, with lesser amounts reported in Maryland and towards Delaware. Notable rain totals include Dulles leading with 0.35 inches, followed by D.C. with 0.12 inches and Annapolis with 0.04 inches. Areas between Centreville and Fredericksburg in Virginia have observed rainfall totals ranging from half an inch to around an inch, highlighting varying precipitation patterns across the region.

For the remainder of the night, residents can expect additional rounds of steadier showers, particularly in the evening with the possibility of more showers later at night. Low temperatures are anticipated to range from the low to mid-60s, with drizzle and patchy fog likely. Winds will predominantly blow from the east at around 5 to 10 mph, contributing to the continued cool and damp conditions. Despite the ongoing weather patterns, a slight increase in temperatures is expected, with highs forecasted to reach the low to mid-70s on Wednesday.