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After last week's Noah Concert concert at Citi Field in Queens, New York, was canceled because of inclement weather, fans of the "Stick Season" singer may understandably have worries about his show tonight at Nationals Park in Washington DC.
There is a small chance of rain in tonight's forecast, but is it enough to wash away the sold-out show?
Here's what to know about tonight's weather forecast.
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What is the weather forecast for Noah Kahan's Nationals Park show?
Fans camping out outside Nationals Park could get some rain this afternoon, according to Capital Weather, which forecasts "a few showers or storms" to go along with the afternoon's high humidity.
As for the night, there could be some pop-up thunderstorms, Accuweather says. But don't expect much accumulation, with just 0.05 inches of rain projected during the day and 0.04 inches tonight.
The National Weather Service is calling for a 20% chance of rain tonight at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, about 5 miles away from Nationals Park. It says there is a "slight chance" for both thunderstorms and showers.
With temperatures in the high 80s during the early part of the afternoon, it will begin to cool off around the time Kahan takes the stage tonight.
The singer is expected to perform at 9 p.m. tonight when temperatures will have dropped to around 80 degrees. Two hours later, it will be in the mid 70s with humidity at 67%, Accuweather says.
What happens if it rains during the Noah Kahan show at Nationals Park?
The concert is billed as a "rain or shine event," so fans should pack ponchos or rain jackets in case it does rain.
Some recent concerts at the ballpark, including Bruce Springsteen in May and P!nk in 2023, saw rain fall during the shows, but neither was canceled.
Metro said its trains will be operational until midnight tonight.
"If the concert runs beyond normal service hours, just make your way to Navy Yard-Ballpark station immediately after the show, and we'll get you to your final destination," Metro said in a social media post.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Will it rain at tonight's Noah Kahan concert at Nationals Park in DC?
