Summer in the City: What You Need to Know About the Weather
By Brian Block, Northern Virginia & D.C. Real Estate
(RE/MAX Allegiance, Managing Broker/Branch Vice President)
If you are considering a move to the Washington D.C. area, you might be interested in learning a little bit about our climate. The D.C. area has four distinct seasons and its climate is classified as humid subtropical. Brian's Quick & Easy Reference Guide to the D.C. Area Seasons (you really don't need much more information than this): WINTER: Mostly mild, but sometimes bitter cold. Not much snow. Occasional ice storm. SPRING: Beautiful. Come see the Cherry Blossoms bloom. SUMMER: HOT! HOT! HOT! and HUMID! Frequent evening thunderstorms. If you want to search for homes during the D.C. summer, please read some of the comments here: Hot, Hot, Hot: Showing Homes in the Scorching Heat! FALL: Mild, but stays pretty warm until early November. The following chart shows the averag...
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