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- Washington, D.C. faces a heat wave with near-92-degree temperatures on Wednesday, potentially breaking a 13-year record for the earliest 90-degree day.
- Morning temperatures start in the 60s and rise to the low 90s, with sunny skies continuing through Thursday.
- Wednesday rain is unlikely, but isolated showers are possible Friday and a better chance Sunday as a cold front approaches, with cooler 50s and 60s next week.
