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Multiple twilight runs, Jazz in the Garden, and more throw in the sweat-drenched towel.
At 85 degrees, tomorrow may tie for the hottest October 18 on record.
Meteorologists say the next few days could be the hottest stretch since 2012, with temperatures approaching 100 and a heat index as high as 110 degrees.
They are extending hours at many public pools and spray parks instead.
It’s easier to avoid the sticky heat itself than conversations about it.
It is summer, after all.
“Ugh, stop.” – D.C. to the sun.
Cooling centers are also open.
It’s so hot that we’re melting the record books!
