Nearly half of D.C.’s outdoor pools will stay open later during the heat emergency this weekend.

Get ready for “Late Night Drip” on select Fridays at the city’s public pools.

If current COVID-19 trends continue, the mayor would issue an executive order about the second phase Friday, June 19.

Happy three-day weekend!

The city’s outdoor pools are closing in waves, beginning on Sunday.

The six public pools that are still open, the annual Doggie Day Swim, and more.

How is Councilmember Mary Cheh (D-Ward 3) spending her summer recess? Well, she’s probably not spending much time at either the Wilson Aquatic Center or Tenley-Friendship Library.

Speedos, tankinis, trunks, and two-pieces? That’s fine attire if you want to take a dip in any of D.C.’s two dozen public swimming pool. But don’t even think about diving in while wearing tube socks, sports bras, compression shorts, or jorts.

The Department of Parks and Recreation has released the names of the pools that will be staying open late, thanks to the hot weather.

The District’s outdoor public pools are open this weekend, though with forecasted high temperatures of 61 degrees tomorrow and 70 degrees on Sunday and Monday, it’s not exactly peak swimming weather.