good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. that rain was relentless overnight. >> let's see if it's moving out here. >> you can exhale now. our flood threat has ended as the flood watch is now expired and the heavy downpours we had yesterday, we get one last batch of rain coming through a couple hours ago. now it's on the eastern shore. luckily, a few showers out to the west of us throughout most of the region just some low clouds are lingering. have the umbrella handy for later today. you won't need a jackie but you will need long sleeves. the umbrella may be needed by late afternoon and especially into this evening as we have another possibility of showers coming through. long sleeves. it's rather cool this morning.

50s in the mountains. closer to washington around the metro area being we're in the mid to upper 60s, near 70 in washington and right by the chesapeake bay. your bus stop forecast for this tuesday, next weather and traffic on the 1s. new crash. we're talking about route 7 right there at ashburn village boulevard. a crash in the roadway, they are not saying whether or not it's inbound or outbound. third street tunnel, southbound, that off rank to -- ramp to d. street. wide look at things beltway looking quite good. no major problems there. 95 just disappeared on me. i promise it looks good there. prince george's county indian head avenue pennsylvania avenue looks good. 95 there in virginia everything rolling just fine. back with a live look at 270 in

ten minutes. imagine being on your way home and a tree does that. it hits your bus while you are riding in it. that's exactly what happened to this 16 y metrobus during the evening rush. it happened just as the rain started to come down west of mcpherson qar -- square. the rain and wind came out of nowhere and then they heard the crash. >> we were across the street and it was a lot of wind and we just had this big bad, strong loud noise. we ran to the windows and we saw things flying around. then we realized that the tree had come down. >> passengers were actually on the bus when that tree came down but no one was hurt. all of the passengers were able to get out of the bus through the back door and get on to another bus. we dart into silver spring right now and you take a look at this just an amazing sight to see a tree split literally in half by a lightning strike.

nobody hurt here. montgomery county 911 dispatchers said between 4:00 and 5:00 yesterday even they got an emergency call every two minutes because of lightning strikes. many of you may have seen the giant puddle. that's in the potomac yard area. a few cars decided to drive through that area. most drivers did the right thing. as you often hear turn around don't drown. during the storm, a damascus maryland woman, had to be rescued from her car because she didn't turn around and she got stuck in high water. we got some new video just into the newsroom. take a look at that dashcam video. it is a deadly confrontation

between two men in tulsa, oklahoma. check it out right there. those troopers are yelling for the two men to move away from the standing water. you see one of men push the trooper. that man was shot and killed. you saw the officer there draw his gun. the other man was arrested for assault and public intoxication. now the troopers are on leave while the investigation continues to play out. four minutes after the hour right now and we're working to learn the name of a woman who died in germantown. montgomery county police say they are boyfriend killed her. officers arrested a man last night on darnstown road that's miles from the target store where the shooting happened. you can see police put up tape all over the parking lot there. police caught the boyfriend after a car crash when he crashed. that man in the hospital. in clinton, maryland police reopened a road after a deadly crash there. a man in a motorcycle drove off

the road near adam lane last night. it's not clear why that happened. the man died. a man threatening the metro system may face 20 years in prison. he's responsible for threats dating back to last december. he's charge with alleged attempts to make terrorist attacks against the metro and bus systems. he appeared on a reality tv show called "catfish" last year. he pretended to be a well-known rapper to allegedly gain money from a fan on line. the acting head of the tsa is no longer in charge. that decision coming in late last night. this after a report found that the tsa screeners were not able to stop all concealed explosives and weapons from getting through checkpoints. the screeners failed miserably in tests at dozens of airports.

nbc news confirm the screeners did not find smuggled weapons in 67 of 70 tests. that is a whopping 95% failure rate. now, coming up in about 15 minutes, our megan mcgrath has a report how this is impacting airports in our area. a middle school in alexanderia will remain closed today. repairs are still trying to figure out. check -- chuck bell will join us. call her caitlyn. this morning, caitlyn jenner is making headlines across the world after debuting as a woman and we're learning she broke a new record.onitoring the latest out of china this morning where rescue efforts are under way after a cruise ship

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obama by getting more followers on twitter yesterday. this morning, more than 200 students are breathing a big sigh of relief after his sat tests are found in northern virginia. leaders found a sealed box containing the answer sheets in the shipping area. school leaders are looking at how the tests got there. they are on their way to new jersey where they will be graded and the college board anticipates this has to be validated and says students won't have to take them again. can you imagine? i'm breathing a sigh of relief for them. that is so nerve-wracking thinking that you have to go through all that again. >> now you can worry your score. >> that's protocol for them to validate it. 11 minutes after 5:00. time for check of weather and

traffic on the 1s. >> chuck bell is live at the washington monument with your check. >> it's a very humid start to the day today. we're here at 14th and jefferson, the washington monument just over our shoulder here. there it is standing proud in the early morning darkness here. the son is not up -- the sun is not up for another 30 or 40 minutes or so. outside, humid! those are the best ways to describe the morning. temperatures are in the upper 60s now. it's pretty much going to hold in the 60s for the next couple of hours here. later on today, inching its way on up to the 70s. the smart kids will have their umbrellas. melissa, isn't that correct?

>> that's correct. mine is many in my trunk. third street tunnel southbound that off ramp is blocked. i brought my jacket to put over my head. that might work. ashburn, have a crash there. 270 at falls road no problem there. nb northbound southbound looking quite look. top of the beltway there a little bit of sheen there. no problems. 66 and 95 moving along nicely. back at 5:21. could social media hold the key to the death of a university of mary washington students. we're just a few hours away from a hearing on the hit about the largest recall in u.s.

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hope is fading. the ship sank into the yangtze river during bad weather. the captain thinks it was a cyclone. 458 people were on the ship. only 18 have been rescued or swam to shore there. one of rescuers listening for signs of life. five confirmed deaths at this point. and including the captain has survived we're hearing. reports coming out of china say most of the passengers on board were older retirees on vacation aaron. kristen wright at the live desk. thank you. taking a live capitol this morning. we expect plenty of answers today about two big transportation problems. amtrak and takata will face lawmakers today. amtrak will face questions about the deadly train derailment last

month. eight people died. and takata's vice president will answer questions about the company's defective airbags this afternoon. they caused the biggest recall in u.s. history last month. those airbags can burst instead of inflate, triggering an explosion in your car. they recalled 34 million airbags. we learned they plan to replace a chemical propellant that could be the problem. scientists believe that it becomes unstable over time. the company says it's examining everything that could have gone wrong. the agency responsible for making sure your flight is safe to board is under fire this morning. a new report says tsa screeners are not keeping dangerous weapons from getting through airport checkpoints and now the acting head of the agency is no longer in charge. news 4 megan mcgrath is live at

reagan national airport. this is down right scary. >> reporter: it's very alarming these statistics. tsa airport screeners failed to detect fake bombs and weapons 95% of the time during under cover spot-checks made by teams from only land security and now the tsa's acting administrator has been reassigned in light of these findings. homeland security teams smuggled a variety of contraband including fake explosives and weapons. nbc news reporting in one case an alarm sounded and a screener did a patdown of one of the agents and still did not find a fake plastic explosive taped to that person's back. these under cover teams have been spot-checking the security checkpoints at the busiest airports around the country for the last 13 years, but of course these results 67 out of 70

tests, the tsasm has been ordered to revamp procedures and training. thank you. today, we could get a better sense about whether a drug rehabilitation center the center would be built at a former presidential fishing spot near camp david. they have been followed and monitored on facebook. the center is nonreligious and won't be used to recruit new members. the sheriff's office until maryland is receiving thousands of dollars in brand-new riot gear. washington county's sheriffs office bought $68,000 worth of riot shields, gas masks, tear

gas launchers. the unrest in baltimore prompted them to buy the gear. entire schools in maryland can apply for free meals for all students. the new law allows all schools to participate in the program. schools who have at least 40% of their students have low income will qualify for those meals. schools get free breakfast and lumpling. 20 minutes after the hour news for your health this morning, you can get a free skin cancer screening on capitol hill. melanoma is one of the deadliest forms of skin cancer. screenings will be offered from 11:00 to 1:00. experts say one in five americans will develop skin cancer in your lifetime. imagine being able to monitor your unborn baby's health with your smart phone.

it collects data around the clock on the health of both the baby and the mom. the developer says the device is safer for the baby than an ultrasound. it's also more convenient. monitor should hit store shelves next year. the price is going around $250. there are a lot of organizations in our community that need your help now. an nbc4 is working with the united way on a day long fundraising drive to help them. it is called do more 24. on thursday you can contribute to any600 participating nonprofits. >> whatever your passion is more than likely there is going to be a nonprofit that you can support and be able to really and truly help them get over some of the finish lines they have to do with the work they are doing in the community. >> rosie allen herring is speaking there about a project that we hope a lot of people will participate in. we're hoping do more 24 sets a record this year and raises more

money than ever before. for a list of the nonprofits and find out how you can contribute all you have to do is go to our website. nbc washington.com. plan ahead for that. there are so many that it can take a while to figure out who you want to donate to. plan ahead. make a list. >> you can't go anywrong with any that you pick. >> it separates them into arts organizations, education. it looks like the skies have calmed after a pretty stormy night in some places. >> it was angry yesterday. we had lightning bottles coming down from the sky. things are calm and quiet after we start off this tuesday morning. we did get some one batch of moderate coming through.

a few scattered sprinkles here. along 70 between hagerstown to west of frederick they are getting a few light sprinkles there. out in the panhandle of west virginia farther west western maryland, a few of these showers, they are in pennsylvania the pavement still wet. we still have some high water around watch out for that. temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. prince jorngsjerk -- prince george's fairfax. there is the ledden sky over washington. we should stay dry through the morning. just clouds around but it is still very humid. temperatures holding steady in the upper 60s, 8:00 through noontime. by dawn tomorrow some showers

around and hovering around 60 degrees. only making it into the upper 60s to near 70 tomorrow afternoon a few scattered showers around. then on thursday, partly sunny, into the mid 70s. might get afternoon showers. afternoon storms possible on friday and up around 80 degrees and partly sunny. then over the weekend, highs up around 80 again, saturday and sun. saturday afternoon could get some storms. sunday is looking dry as is most of monday after a morning shower. next weather and traffic on the 1s we'll look at the hour by hour timing on rain later today. that's at 5:31. now, melissa is looking at one problem on the roads this morning. >> yes, problem right now on the roads. we still have is this closure. i just spoke with d.c. police. right now, the third street tunnel southbound there, the off ramp to d street that ramp there is still blocked. this is an area that gets a lot of ponding. we get a lot of water falling. there you go. that ramp is blocked for us.

in ashburn, route 7 eastbound, also have that accident there. it is eastbound here. beltway, inner and outer look no major problems. 95 looking pretty good. 66 here headed into town don't have any problems eastbound or westbound. remember to listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car this morning. i'll see you at 5:31. thank you, melissa. new details this morning in the mystery death of a prosecutor in argentina. a tv station obtained this video of investigators processing the crime scene. the country's association of forensic experts says investigators did not follow proper procedures. an officer is seen cleaning the gun found at the scene there and officers seen removing evidence without wearing latex gloves. he was found dead in his apartment last january. a mall santa facing multiple

charges of child pornography in north carolina. the man was arrested over the weekend. patrons -- he was a santa and children's entertainer in the raleigh area. in the day ahead a friend of the convicted boston bomber will be sentenced. he faces up to seven years in prison. last year, he pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and conspiracy charges. prosecutors say that he removed things from dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room when he realized that his -- when he recognized his friend during the man hundred. three people were killed. 260 were hurt during that bombing. police are scouring social media about a murder case. officers charged this man with killing a washington university student grace mann.

court documents show investigators are also searching social media, yik yak for works like grace, rape and murder. police want to see if vander bril made any threats on line. two d.c. firefighters are not on the job today after run-ins the law. both are on administrative leave. and he's accused of paying hush money to keep a relationship secret but with whom? we're learning about the scandal surrounding former house speaker dennis hastert. imagine the likes of mark twain, maya angelou at your wedding. we approach the sun rise hour but will rain clouds block those

looking at stories making headlines right now. we are working to learn the name of a woman who died in germantown. montgomery coin police say they are boyfriend killed her outside of a target. officers arrested a man last

night on darnstown road after a brief car chase. the acting head of the tsa no longer in charge that decision came late last night after a report says screeners were not able to stop 95% of concealed weapons and explosives from getting through checkpoints. a flash flood watch has now expired through several counties in our area. you are looking live across the district right now which is starting to dry out. good morning, everyone i'm angie goff and eun yang is on assignment. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. tom is here with our weather headlines. >> that pounding over last couple of hours is long gone. the rain is on the northern part of the eastern shore now. a few sprinkles on the panhandle of west virginia. from hagerstown martinsburg to just north of winchester and west of there into northern maryland a few light showers,

all of this tracking up to the north, and northeast, passing well west of the metro area. a few more of these as we look through the rain timing through the shenandoah valley, hagsers town through noontime. metro area should stay dry through the afternoon. evening hours, we'll likely get some of these showers coming from the south from 6:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m., we'll have those showers moving up from the south and coming right into the metro area by late tonight and this time tomorrow morning could be pretty wet as well. we've been dealing with some residual problems with a little bit of high waters this morning. you've got a problem on metro. >> now we have a new problem on metro. red line single tracking between grosvnor and medical center. we're trying to get some new information for us. montgomery village avenue at mid county highway, new crash there. third street tunnel the off

ramp to d street at the tunnel is blocked. 95 getting slow just because of the time of day. 2770 a little sheen on the roadway. travel times coming up in ten minutes. it's 5:33 now and a moving good-bye to a family found murdered inside their d.c. home. hundreds attended yesterday's funeral for savopoulos family. some students where phillip went to school carried his casket. savopoulos's leave behind two teenage daughters. they were away at boarding school at the time of the murders. friends say they will remember how they lived. not how they died. >> it was a beautiful family. they wanted to help people and make a difference in people's lives.

police arrested darryn wint for those murders. investigators believe he had help. the man charged with murdering his neighbors in rockville talked about their deaths on facebook apparently. scott tomaszewski posted that dick and jodi vilardo were nice people and it was shocking that they were killed in their neighborhood. the suspect spent time in their house after their murders to look for things to steal. it looks like the nsa will ultimately stop collecting and storing your data as early as this afternoon, the senate could vote on a bill to phase out nsa data collection over time. phone companies would hold the data instead. however, the nsa would still have access and be able to search your data. senator rand paul blocked an earlier version of that law on sunday. paul says the reforms in this new bill still don't go far enough. >> i'm for searching the records of terrorists i'm not just

having a generalized search of everybody in the american public. >> this time it looks like he can not block a vote on the bill. president obama does back this new bill. former house speaker dennis hastert will face a judge on thursday on a multimillion dollar hush money scandal. he was indicted last week for lying to the fbi and breaking banking laws. he had to keep an unknown person about a relationship he had with a young man. authorities say that relationship was one of his former students. there are new questions about the judge in this case. he made political donations to hastert more than a decade ago. secretary of state john kerry back on u.s. soil this morning, and he says his broken leg will not hinder luke -- nuclear negotiations with iran. i believe this is his motorcade after he arrived back in boston.

he's going to be treated for a broken leg in that bike accident he had in europe. the clock is sticking for kerry and his iranian counterpart. another world cup soccer executive is out anti-inflammatory job at least, the general secretary of the division has been suspended. he's not allowed anywhere near soccer-related events. two officials from the congo have also been suspended. police are trying to figure out what caused an assault on a maryland middle school student. four students were involved in the incident that went beyond a minor altercation. one student was taken to the hospital. you might be wondering, we're done right? she is getting ready for the today show in new york city she will take part in today's parenting segment in the 8:30

half hour. she will share some of your great tips on keeping your kids busy and happy on those summer road trips. you know they can be long. you can read more tips on nbc.com. we're going to beam her in and talk to her live from new york and this is a new effort by the today show and the whole idea is to get moms everywhere even you to take part on this and submit posts and today they are going to reveal the new challenge for the next month that you can submit a video or write a post and you can end up on the show too. >> it takes a village. >> don't freak out. some day soon you look over to find a car driving next to you and there's no driver. that would freak me out. i'm sorry. where driverless cars will soon be on area roadways. >> a lightning strike just feet from a police officer. what the bolt did hit in just minutes. a live look outside this morning, a rain started to make

its way out of the area. will you have to turn the wipers on for your drive into work. chuck has your drive time

you may soon pass a self-driving car on the roads in virginia. according to the "richmond times dispatch" google will testing

cars on the roads. don't be alarmed. they are still required to have a driver behind the wheel at least for now. take a moment. put the toothbrush down. take a look at this video. boom, right there. this is real. a lucky escape for a police officer in mississippi after that lightning strike just misses his car by a few seconds there. it happened yesterday just south of hattiesburg and it was all caught on the dashcam. it ended up hitting this. hitting the bridge. luckily the officer was not hurt. very lucky for sure. wow. >> the time right now we're looking at 5:41. >> time for a check on weather and traffic on the 1s. >> chuck bell live at the washington monument with us this morning. no jacket because he is feeling the humidity already it sounds like. >> you are not kidding. angie and aaron, it is super humid outside early this morning. low clouds and high humidity on

your way out the door first thing this morning. storm team 4 radar cranked up on the 4 by 4. not allot of rain on the metro roads yet. there are a few showers on western maryland and northeastern maryland that are moving away from us. the drive time forecast it is green light conditions this morning, but chances with more showers coming our way later this afternoon. yellow lights for the afternoon and evening. temperatures are going to stay fairly low all day. we're in the 60s to near 71. 71 on the national mall. won't see a rise in temperatures because so many rain drops are fighting out of sky. >> you need to get my umbrella out of my trunk and bring it in this morning. taking a look at our red line problem. red line no longer single-tracking but we still have some delays on the red line because of that early issue.

brand-new crash police not even on the scene yet, ouder loop of the beltway at old georgetown. taking a look at travel times, 270 southbound okay. 66 inbound, fairfax county parkway looking good. 95 north, quantico to the beltway, no problems. it is a bridge a lot of us take every day but you might not after this next story. the concerning look inside the arlington memorial bridge. let's take a live look outside. this is the washington monument this morning which by the way is closed again and is expected to stay that way for days. we're going to let

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13 before the hour now and there are lane closures and rirkted access to the arlington

memorial bridge all this while crews do emergency repairs there. the national park service and federal highway leaders closed two curbside lanes. they also banned tour buses. we took a look inside the bridge. the steel beams are supposed to be 3/4 of an inch thick, now because of cross-examination, those -- corrosion, those beams are paper thin and riddled with holes. >> for 80 years, that steal infrastructure has been sitting there and moisturized by the rain and salt. >> the bridge is safe to drive on during repairs. eventually the entire middle section will need to be replaced. you'll have a chance to weigh in on vdot plans to widen

66. they want to expand it from the beltway to route 15 in haymarket haymarket. today's meeting is from 9:30 until -- 5:30 until 9:00. a bizarre and deadly love triangle. brown was found dead in the backyard of his home on colby avenue. she brought her -- bought her boyfriend a jaguar and made him a beneficiary on a life insurance policy. neighbors say they were a model couple on the block. >> i can't wrap my arms around it. we didn't see this coming. the neighborhood is devastated. >> investigators say they also found some disturbing searches on her phone, including how to make poison at home. a stafford family hired a

lawyer after the school board there decided to ban a transgender school from using the bathroom of the gender the student identifies with. virginia is not one of the more dozen states with laws that explicitly prohibit discrimination in schools based on gender identity. last month, a fairfax county school board added gender identity to its nondescrims policy. the fredericksburg school board approved a $41.1 million budget. teachers get 2.5% pay raise, administrators between 2.5 and 5.5%. on multiple occasions, city council members expressed opposition to administrators getting a larger raise than teachers. a look at the washington monument this morning, the

outside is all you can see today as the monument is closed. news 4 is at the monument this morning and what's the reason this time derek? >> well, it is those pesky elevators. this is one of those iconic symbols of washington, d.c. one of the things that identify with when they think about this city. you won't be able to get inside until later this week. you remember it was back in august in 2011 when the earthquake hit, that shut the monument down about 13 months. shortly after the monument reopened they started having issues with the elevator. things went kind of smoothly up last week. we had a couple of shutdowns, thursday and friday and now some reopenings. it is closed again until thursday. we have been told there have been intermittent electrical

outages that have caused issues with the elevators. they have technicians there and they are going to be working on that and they do hope to reopen it on thursday. all of these problems are caused some of these people to call for maybe replacing that elevator system altogether. park service officials have resisted that up to this point. they say there is no one issue causing the problem. they hope this causes things to run smoothly at the end of the week. tom kiereinen driving us here in the studio. we dealt with all the heavy downpours last night and thunder and lightning and hail. >> puddles and high water. >> it was incredible. i was looking at my storm team 4 radar yesterday afternoon. it was it was a pepperoni pizza. now it looks like a quinoa salad

there. there are a few light sprinkles now showing up north and west of the metro area. one moderate shower just south of frostburg, that little patch of yellow. closer to washington near martinsburg and up toward hagerstown along 81, a few sprinkles there. just west of frederick just a few light sprinkles. that's all north and east moving into pennsylvania. right now, rather cool we have temperatures just near 60 degrees. it's in the mid to upper 60s, prince george's county northern virginia upper 60s, around the chesapeake bay, 60 degrees. in the mountains, it's in the 50s. quite a cool start. post your pictures like holly slaughter did. look at that. post your picks on twitter,

facebook and instagram. cool morning, we'll stay cloudy in the upper 60s between now and noon. rather humid as well. during the afternoon, maybe around 2:00, 3:00 may get around to 70 and back down to the upper 60s by 5:00 p.m. coming up from the south, and a greater chance of some overnight showers into tomorrow morning. off and on showers likely on wednesday and much cooler too with highs only in the 60s to near 70 again. mid 70s on thursday and maybe afternoon showers. and showers possible on friday and the weekend, rain chances on saturday in the afternoon with some thundershowers then looking dry thankfully on sunday for your outdoor activities. then melissa. >> still have that crash with the two right lanes blocked, seeing a little bit of volume

here. metro reporting no more delays, no more single tracking there because of that earlier problem at medical center. third street tunnel southbound that off ramp to d street ramp now open to some good news here that we're passing along. montgomery village avenue still have that crash, 66 overall no major problems. 95 seeing some slowdowns northbound there through dale city. just because of volume. taking a look at prince george's county. overall, no major issues there. moving along quite nicely. 5:54 is our time right now. today, catholic university will unveil the winning design for the altar that pope francis will use in december when he visits. the designs are for an altar, podium and chair for pope

francis outdoor mass. you may get the chance to write your own love story right at the d.c. public library. it has paved the way for the library system to host private receptions, including weddings. most are expected at the historic martin luther king, branch on g street. the goal of the changes is to create revenue for the library system. i think that will work. the music streaming business is getting even more crowded. landon dowdy joins us with more. >> reporter: apple plans to take on spotify, the company will debut a new streaming music service at its developers conference next week. it's expected to cost $10 a month. apple will only make a handful of songs available for free but there may abe free trial. apple is hoping it can persuade

millions of apple customers to embrace a subscription music service. >> the chance to break bread with warren buffett is still a hot item. bids topped $1 million in less than 24 hours. the auction runs through friday night. all proceeds go to the glide foundation which provide food health care and other services. today president obama will award the medal of honor post humsly to a world war i veteran. on sunday people gathered to lay a wreath at a monument for him in new york. in may 1989 1918 johnson fought off soldiers in the trenches saving a fellow soldier's live in a fox hole. he received no benefits or awards from the u.s. at the time of his death. several people work together so

johnson could be honored. >> it changes history, but it's a testimony of our country and how still even though there's so many divides and things going on, something like this can still happen and remind us that we've always been one nation we've always fought together. so why not honor this man. >> in 1996 the u.s. awarded johnson the purple heart. in 2003, the u.s. army awarded him the distinguished service cross. right now, airport security is under the microscope after a damaging new report highlights some serious lapses that could put you at risk. the actions being taken to change the consult -- culture at the tsa.

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storm team 4 meteorologist tom kiereinen helping you to prepare for the day ahead. >> we can all exhale that pounding down pour we had yesterday is long gone. a couple of hours ago, we did have one band of moderate showers coming through, but they are out in the eastern shore. from hagerstown to martinsburg and west of there into the mountains getting a few lying showers. these running going to be passing well north of the metro area. roads are drying out a little bit. temperatures are cool this morning, we're in the 60s to just near 70. it's only near 60 far north and west. have an umbrella today. late afternoon