Swings in humidity, but heat wave not in sight - WTOP Morning Headlines - Monday, September 12, 2016

This week is already off to a very pleasant start, thanks to the cold front that passed through early Sunday morning, breaking last week’s heat wave. With a cool, comfortable start in the day, look forward to favorable conditions for the Washington Redskins’ home and season opener Monday evening. [Logo] MORNING HEADLINES - September 12, 2016 [mobile-header-ad] [alt text here] [mobile-img] [alt text here] [Swings in humidity, but heat wave not in sight] This week is already off to a very pleasant start, thanks to the cold front that passed through early Sunday morning, breaking last week’s heat wave. With a cool, comfortable start in the day, look forward to favorable conditions for the Washington Redskins’ home and season opener Monday evening. 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