But on Tuesday, we start a five-day stretch of the most uncomfortably hot weather since August. ( AllThe GoodIDsAreTaken via FlickrSo far this summer, D.C. has avoided a long, oppressive stretch of heat and humidity. By late this week, for the first time, the combination will likely make the air feel hotter than 100 degrees at times. Each of the next five days, the historical record high is at least 100 degrees, and it’s unlikely the mercury will climb to that level. GFS model forecast highs on Saturday afternoon.

Source: Washington Post July 05, 2016 18:32 UTC