concerns in northern maryland, but you still see the rain. mainly off to the west here's the flood threats as we go through the day. the bright green, those are floods warni and as we talk about the afternoon forecast, we're still telling you toeep the umbrellas because we have showers in it. we're notoing to be drying out too much today but at least it won't be a wash out like yesterday. temperatures are in the mid to low 60s. leesburg at 55 degrees. here's your weather showing the cloudine spotty showers at least as we go through the afternoon. we'll talk about hurricane florence coming up in a few te mi see how your commute is going. >> fairfax station, this is northbound 123 at fairfax county parkway. a reminder of a couple of otherg things happe right now.

the beltway is fine. no overnight hoad worke this morning. white's fowry shu causing that closure this morning. we'll keep you updated on that.e burg, do have flooding there closing the road.ti water trail north of landsdowne. we hope that will be out o the way by.m 7:00 a >> you probably heard that rainfall too yesterday. if you were out on the roads over the weekenou y made good use of your windshield wipers. pounding rain here and made it treacherous on the road and rain is in the forecast for most of this week. people inld town alexandria were keeping an eye on the forecast and the water. >> the river topped it's banks flooding the street.

what are you seeing right now? >> well, some good news out here being that the flood water has receded. take a look though you can kind see where the water was, though. dirt and debris on the sidewalks out here. a little bit further down king street you can see sandbagsut o here right in front of that fron door protecting that store from that potential flooding that could have moved through here. i want to take you, though, to some video here from yesterday showing you what it was like after the pomac overflowed. that heavy rain moved through here and it did swamp thisarea. everyone was caught by surprise. there was so much r,wa the fire rescue got their boats to get some people out oar way and get others just to their cars. it was just a real sight to see. >>e have been here almost 15 years and this is t first time

i've seen this much flood i old town. >> and of course, right now, we're stillhe watching big storms off the east coast and your lot of rain coming way this week in our forecast. a reminder for us all to be careful in these conditions and to be mindful that we could see more flooding like this in the area. >> all right. thank you. it's now 5:03. now to hurricane florence. a s powerfurm churning in the atlantic right now. it's expected to gettronger and impact the east coast. >> the virginia governor declared a state of i emergency advance of this storm. now the carolinas are expected to get the brunt of it from georgia through south carolina. up into north carolina, preparations are underway right now. students at the university of north carolina and wilmington are being encouraged to lve campus. supplies are being picked up and sandbagging already started there. flors expected to be a

major hurricane by the end of today and even if it hits the carolinas, we'll still feel some impacts here. storm team 4's chuck bell is acking enfl. >> the official forecast brings it up to aategory 4torm before potentially making land fall inoutheastern north carolina. so a serious threat for north carolina and south carola but also southern virmg -- virginia. landfall is expected on thursday. impacts are expected in the friday-saturday time fraframhe on shore som as a major hurricane in southern north carolina but the rain shield will expand well northf at.

after a heavy rain this weekend the last teeng we is more rain. we'll keep a close eye on this for you. >> thank you. of course as we said, stay with eews 4 for the latest on hurricane florend it's potential impact for up to the minute information on the storm, just open our nbc washington app. >> now to breaking news, d.c. police are looking for three missing children. >> angie is at the live desk with more. >> they are all under the age of 6 and we want to show you their photos right away. take a good look. they tell us that these children disappeared yesterday. th weret their grandmothers home. that is whe some kind of dispute, some kind of argument happened. police say that they believe that these ks are with this woman on the right side of your screen. she is theom of one of these kids but she does not have permission toldave her c

with r. she may be using public transportation but police do not believe t she would arm the children. we'll continue to bring you any updates a they comein. but for now, back to you. >> angie, thank you. it's .5: a listening session is expected tonight in d.c. >> that takes place after a local deacon wrote a scathing lirecord c for cardinal wuerl to re-sign. chris, good morning. >> if you have ever seen him leading these high profilema es then you've seen him helping him. wh he wrote to cardinal wuerl is i can't stand with you any longer. >> and i urged him,or theood

of the church, that we both love so dearly to step away from his position as arch bishop. >> garcia is married and lives inrlington and this was a big deal. this is all coming back to the grand jury report out of pennsylvania in which hundreds of priests were accused of molesting children. cardinal wuerl supervised many of them ove the 18 years he was in pittsburgh. in some cases the grand jury report said he d a lot to make sure that certain priests did not go back to churches b other cases he relie on psychiatrists that said it was safer to go back into ministry. he denies the cover up but asked for forgiveness in lapses in judgment. that was not good enough for some. dozens of catholics stood in the rain and protested demanding

reform. and tonight at 7:00 a group of catholics are going to get together to talk about how they can protect children, how to hold priests accountable and how to make sure nothing like this ever happens again. that's at 7:00 right here at st. ma hews. >> thau. >> 5:08, developing this morning ou of dallas texas, the white police officer that shot and killed anunarmed black man over the weekend has been arrested. she went to his apartment thinking it was her own apartment. when she sawim she opened fire killing him. his family says he was a devt christian and his loved ones are devastated. >> one of the mostowerful men

in television is out of a job. cbs announced p itsting ways with long time ceo les moonves. six women have come forward accusing him of sexua harassment and assault. he denies the allegations. he is expected to receive a settlement worthons of dollars. however cbs says it will not decide on a payment unt an investigation is complete. they also say $20 million of any statement will be donated to one or more organization supporting the me too movesent. >> the c of a house fire in prince george's county remains a mystery. >> that fire broke out saturday night at a home. authorities believe it started in the basement and then spread. you can see the damage here. first responders found ans un woman inside. the home had a smoke detector

but they don't knower it was working. >> new details coming from the former trump campaign adviser. he is speaking o days after being senteed to two weeks in jailmp cagn members new about his efforts to set up a meeting between then candidate donald trump and russian president vladimir putin. he says t candidatemp was open to the idea and senator jeff sessions was enthusiastic about it. sessions is now the attorney general. he told congress underoath that he said he was not authorized to represent the campaign. >> i found myself pinned bet den thartment of justice and the sitting president and having probing questions i thought might iminate the sitting president. >>ou were trying to protect the president? >> of course. >> he pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi as part of the russia investigation. >> many of you eny the retur

of sunday football but president trump is bashing the nfl because of playersot ting during the national anthem. yesterday the president tweeted, quote, first nfle ratings are way down over an already really bad last year comparison viewership declined lowest in a ov decade. heent on to say if players stand proudly and it's all shown on broadcast, maybe ratings could come back. otherwise, worse. >> no controversy for the redskins this morning. that's because they pulled off a victory to begin the season. >> what a way to begin. they w 24-6. how some new players helped secure the win in the season opener. >> >> for the first time in five years, the redskins starting the season off wit a win. playing his first game sin move and coming off with ain jury, he started scoring early forwashington. adrien peterson joined him in

the end zone. they scored three touchdowns in the first half. it's the first season opening win against jay gruden. >> we're going to lose this me. we're 1-0. >> they moved they can win on the road. next sunday a chance to do it for their fans in their home opener against the indianapolis colts. >> it's so nice to have jordan reid and chris thompson back from injuries. looking good. but the coach said one game. >> we can hope for the next one. coming up this morning, a story for the college-bound student in your house. >> the most valuable majors. plus it was the biggest controversy in sports over the weekend.li

serena wils losing the u.s. open after a back and forth with the ump, many say highlighted standard between women and men and now she's facing more trouble. >> caught on camera, wild weather off the coast of virgin f. >> after tst week of september with nothing but a heat wave around here, the second week is all about rain chances. a shower ri day today. but trending back up close to degrees and warmth and humidity for much of the week.o late i the weekend it all epends onflorence.

>> the debate autexism in sports continues today. she was fined $17,000. this all started on saturday when the chair ump penalized her

for receiving instructions from her coach on t sidelines. williams denied it claiming she has never h cheated in life. later two more violations. one for smashinger raquet and the other after the judge accused her of verbal abuse. a new report finds that a majority o teens constantly browse social media. >> but how they feel about their social media usage may surprise you. 70% of teens spend time on as multiple times a day. many of them say they can detect bullying, hate speech or inappropriate contact and teens are aware of the impact on their lives. >> this is reality going forward in our kid's lives. we can provide them a guidanc judgment as to how best to use it in a positive way and avoid the pitfalls. >> parents can help by creating

device free zones in the house. >> many students have a hard time choosing a field of study. antuarial science majors are the highest. graduates can earn an average salary of more than $108,000. zoology in second and nuclear engineering in no majors i ever considered. coming up in the next half hour, we're looking at the latest t rankings of best u.s. colleges and universities. caught on camera, a water spout virginiaoast of >> the phenomenon put on a show for folks in norfolk.

>> when you see one that big it makes you think, as soon as that thing hits lands -- >> but for us, it's so wet outside. >> and kind ofchilly. >> it is chilly. >> chilly on saturday evening. >> yesterday we only had aigh in the mid 60s because of the rain and the wind direction and just how cool everything got arou here and we're still pretty cool out this morning. we do have showers in parts of frederick county. most of the area fally seemed to lighten up aund here. we have more showers thi morning. the flood threat continues. northern maryland expect some areas to still see rising creeks, flooded roadways, never

dry. but this is all the remnants of gordon still passing through. we'll have a pretty unsettled weather pattern. cool temperatures this morning. mid 60s. 55 in leesburg and you might need the windshield wipers this morning for your commute.ty sphowers throughout the day. don't leave home without the umbrella. high temperare close to 8 degrees. future weather showing the cloudy skies. the shower chances continuing today. tomorrow is going to be the same thing. cloudy skies, scattered showers around to make sure that you have the umbrella. that's the category 2 storm. the trackaktillg it toward the carolinas. big area of high pressure through to the weekend. we can certainly see rain from it. through the rest of the week we'll keep tracking it but into th t weekend we could see potential impact. chuck will have more on that coming up in the ten day forecast. see how yr monday commute is

going. >> good morning. new problem northbound 95 at 6:30. vehicle fire is reported right now, seeing a tiny slow down. so a warning for you. fairfax station, northbound 123. i have a crash there this morning and fredericksbuwe, now have a pole and wires down. they'r hoping toet it wrapped up by 7:00 this morning. fingers crossed there. washington, southbound southern avenue, southbound lanesre blocked. northbound lanes are open from that earlier accident. now slows you're just heading southbound after 70 and then everythinguppens >> melissa, thank you. he was the local kid who made waves on social media. >> take a look at hng danci on a cruise ship here. ♪ >> look at him go. >> you get out there on that deck and you just got to get it.

>> wyeah, he feeling it. he took part in the dance competition on hisamily vacation and won. now.appearing on ellen >> you didn't know that someone was filming that and then it went viral. were you surprised on how many people saw it? >> yeah. i'd never think i would go viral 10.the age of but it ended me up on my favorite tv show so i'm okay with it. >> that's so sweet. >> if dancing doesn't workout for him, may politics. >> ellen will have a surprise for ryan. you'll have to watch herhow to find out what that is though. ellen airs right here o 4 at 3:00 followed b news 4 at 4:00. >> now that school is back in session, parents can sometimes face a tough decision. should i leave my child home alone? the report every parent should e before they make seup

whether it's summertime or during the school year, parents often fac a tough decision, should i leave my child at home alone? >> we'reorking for you and we talk to local parents and law enforcement about when k s are ready for the big responsibility. what we found out was pretty surprioung. >> what we be forgetting? >> kevin. >> it's the classicil0s but in real life -- >> that will never happen until we're older. >> we went out and asked parents what they think is the best age to leave h kidse alone. >> i would say in their teens. >> 13. i he a13-year-old no >> only three states have home alone laws. according to the child welfare information gaway, maryland is

one of those states along with illinois and oregon. >> maryland law states at agere yo allowed to be home alone. >> montgomery county police say age isn't the only factor. parents need to be certain that their child is mature enough to be lef alone without causing stress. >> i wouldn't leave her alone because s would want to impress me by baking cookies. >> i don't care who knocks at the door, i don't care whathey say, i don't care what they're selling, do not open the door. >> that's a good message. don't open the door for anyoneo if it's me. if a police officer is at your door, what should your child do then montgomery county police say the child should feel comfortable asking the officer to sho badge or i.d. parents can take their kids to a police station to find out what a real i.d. badge looks like.

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news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> flood watches and warnings still in effect after this weekend's rainy this was the scene in allaandria night when streets flooded old town during high tide'l check in in a few minutes. >> while it may not be raining r outside y window right now you'll still need your umbrella and the rain boots today. maybe a little. jack >> yeah. >> good morning, everybody.

we >>. virginia schools are on a two hour delay because of the flooding. if they make more announcements we'll let you know on air and online. working team is here for you. keeping an eye on the roads that may still be wet tmos ing. >> we'll begin with that storm team 4 forecast. days of weather alerts around here because it's just been -- >> yeah. finally we'll see a break from the rain but not a wash out like yesterday. >> that followed a record on friday as well. 3 inches of rain and another inch and a half yesterday. so we already had nrly six inches of rain here in the month of september and you can tell here on storm tea 4 radar there's more off and on rain chances through the day today. not that steady all day soaker like we hadee yesterday but the umbrella handy. rain chances today stay at 60o 70%. just the amount of rain won't be anything near compared to what

yesterday was.es temperatures,rday only 67 for a high here in d.c. our coolest day sincemay. current temperatures are in the mid 70s in loudoun county this morning. afternoon highs, mid t upper 70s. a couple of breaks of sunshine noon today butft more rain chances tomorrow through the rest of the week. florence coming up in a few minutes. now let's go to first four traffic. t >> good mornining a look at arlington right now. southbound, gw parkway before the key bridge. right side is blocked by crash here this morning. so that is good. especially on a mond. you want to deal w oh that. outf town, nice and clear. >> melissa, thank you. northern virginians will be keepg an eye onhe forecast

after dealing with this over the weekend. trees toppled over. right into power lines and even tting off the road. even though the water has receded there's still signs of flooding in alandria. >> justin saw the worst of it and that area always seems to t hit hard. >> hey, on that absolutely right. and you know you see largees pif debris like this, this driftwood here, you know someet pr strong water moved through here and for those that were here last night, they say the water seemed to come almost out ofhe now and they say it was the fastest for some time.in show you from king street to the potomac there's almost just water everywhere there. not a wholeel lot . no streets. nothing else. they're really -- also too this is what it looks like after the heavy rain moved through here

last night. they saw a boost. alexandria fire rescue moved through here with their boats to get people away from their cars. others to their cars and many away just from harms risk as well here. i want to tak you back out live looking at the sidewalkhere. this dirt and debris. you see it right in front of this restauranre the fish market. they did stay open and did see customers csue in as a relt to stay dry and get awaym fhis water. you can see how powerful it was last night. >> thank you. now 5:34. news 4 is working for you and tracking hurricane florence.

you can see her projected track as ofnow. they'll have the exact break down in just a few minutes. emergey managementfficials say now is the time to prepare for this storm. the biggest concern, coastal and inland flooding. damage from high winds. and widespread power outages. the governor said residents should not only prepare for florence but the rest ofic hue season. stay with news 4 for the very latest on hurricane florence and theti pot impact in our area. you can get up to the minute nbcormation right on the washington app. >> breaking news at 5:35. d.c. police are looking for three missing children. take a look at your screen here. the kids are all uer the age of 6. they went missing yesterday. police believe they're with the woman you also see on your screen here.e she may using public transportation. th it's now 5:35.

here's the top stories this morning. a dallas police officer that shot and killed an unarmed bla man inside his own home is out of jail. and shot the man she thought was an intruder. >> les moonves is out of a job. he parted ways with the company yesterday. it came hours after six women came forward with claim he sexually harassed or assaulted them. moo moonves denied inappropriate conduct. >> the skins start the season withn epic win. we'll break how new players lead to this victory. >> now facing elimination one

more loss will send the mystics home without a championship. last nighthey narrowly lost game two. the mystics will play game three and four in our area due to scheduling concerns they will be held at george mason university. wednesday was first of the seri series. comingp you heard of g.o.a.t.? how about e.g.o.t.? why you'll be hearing about him all day. >> plus a new ranking of the top colleges in the count is out and one local school just climbed more than 20

5:41 right now. buying a new house can be stressful for anybody but it became even moreomplicated for them. >> they realized their home was already occupied and it wasn't by ople. here's a preview of the storyse you'll onlon news 4 tonight. >> a couple bought this home for their growingfamily, not realizing another family already lived here. inside the walls, a colony with hundreds of bats. >> 500 to 2,000, yeah. a lot. >> our walls were alive with activity. learning later that they were giving birth as well. so the adult females were havini babiesn our walls. >> i mean, we could hear it. you could hear them climbing back and forth. it was pretty crazy. >> they chronicled their journey to get the bats out of their home and tonight they have a

warning for other >> that's so gross. i don't understand how they didn't detect it before they bought the 'lhouse. n y have to tune tonight. >> i'm going to have to. david's full story tonight on news 4 a 00. >> i'm not going to sleep tonight. going to have some nightmareser come in and tell us all about it. that's a little disturbing. this morning, though, as you head out to the bus stop, you ne the raincoat. it's damp. it's cool outsote. showers. if you're walking the dog, best to have the rain boots and for your commute you'll have the wipers on. showers across part of the area. flooding concerns in northern maryland chuck is back

here at the live desk, hearing that we haveearly 500 people without power this morning, waking up in the dark. they have crews in route to fix the problem. they're still trying to pinpoint exactly what is going on.

but it could be weather related. at 7:00 a.m. that washe time they were given. they hope in about an hour and 15 minutes they'll have all of this fixed. meanwhile, always a good time to to the nbc washington app because we have what you should have in your emergency preparedness kit including batteries and that type of thing as you braceor for me bad weather this week, not a bad idea. now back to you. >> thank you, angie. firefighters pay tribute to hundreds of new york cityte firefi that lost their lives on 9/11. hundreds took part in a memorial climb inst lan county. that climb was theal equent of the 110 stories of the former world trade center. each participant wore a badge with a picture of one of the faen responders. in a symbol of bravery was dedicated to honor those that lost their lives on flight 93. >> the tower of voices was built

there. it has chimes for one of each of those on flight 93. >> what a memorial. >> nearly a week later the new york times op-ed is still the talk of washington this morning. >> vice president mike pence is calling for the author of piece to come forward and re-sign. >> have an individual who took that oath, literally say that they work every day to frustrate e the president advancing agenda he was elected to advance is undemocric. it's not just deceitful but it's really an assault onur democracy. >> pence again denied that he was the auth, evenffering to take a lie detector test. on friday president trump said the justice should find the author, adding it was an issue of national security. tracie potts isollowing the developments on capitol hill this morning. >> even though the writer remains amystery, we know the

former white house aid is weighing in. what is s saying? >> we don't know she wrote the editorial. we know ahe wrote book and she is speaking out about a president that she describes as insane, crazy, unhinged, changing positions by the hour she says aids use the #efa to talk about some of his decision making. meaning 25th amendment, the amendment that allows a president tbe removed from office. thehite house responding saying thatar omosa has no credibility at all. >> also this morning, bob odward will be giving his first live interview about his new book "fear." that's on the "today" show. you can watch it righthere. they were outside in the

rain yesterday protesting the church's sex abuse scanrel. surface otions will in d.c. >> it will take place not long after a local w deacote a scathing letter calling for cardinal donald wuerl to re-sign. chriss live now with more on the latest developments. >> aaron, if you watched himin le some of these high profile masses you have likely seen deacon james garcia standing uthere with him. w garcia is telling us, what he wrote to cardina wuerl, i can't stand with you any longer. >> and i urged him, for the good of the church, that we both love so dearo step away from his position as arch bishop. >> when he was ordained a deacon, he took a vow of obedience with cdinal wuerl.

mll, cardinal wuerl was in charge ofy for 18 years when he was in pittsburgh. the jury repor in some cases he did a lot to make sure that certain priests that were accused did not go to churches, but in other cases he relied on psychiatrists that said it was safeor them to go back to ministry. a cardinal wuerl denie cover up but asked for forgiveness in lapses of judgment and this video you're taking a look at it here shows that's not enough for some catholics. they stood in the rain protesting and danding reform over the weekend. this is tside the church and we are now told right here live. outside matthews, tonight at 7:00, a group of catholics is going to getogether here to talk about how they can better protect children from nabuse. aghat's going to take place

right here at 7:00. >> thank you. >> 5:51 right now. a new list is out this morning ranking the top colleges in the country. u.s. news and world report's annual list was released overnight. here's how ourocal schools stack up. georgetown was the top in our area. tied at 22 in the country. uva also cracked the top 25. college of william & mary ranked 38th here. george washington university and university of maryland, college park. rginia tech and american university at 76 and 78 respectively and howar university also in the top 100. it climbed to number 89. at's on top of the 14 spots it climbed the year before. these rankingsre based on 16 measures of academic quality and consider more than 16 four year colleges and universities across e u.s. >> that's fantastic to see so many great schools in our area. you don't have to go far. >> a lot of smart kids too. and adul lot of adults go back t school. >> there you go.

>> so for us, we're going to be continuing to watch florence. get finished with what's left of gordon's rains first but florence will be a major concern later on in the week. if you have friends or families that liveac ss eastern north carolina or southern virginia, the best thing to do is tell them to be getting ready for it now. some of the best things can do this far in advance and this goes for our area as well, startll gettinghe storm drains cleared out. getting any loose debris secured in the garage. that kind of uf have their prescription medications and refill ready to case they have to leave and can take their medicines with them. the real problem with this storm is in addition to the powerhouse of a landfall, the latest thinurng from thecane center is the storm comes inland

and sits and unwinds unloading enormous amounts of rainfall on uthern virginia and the western carolinas. nhis could be historic flooding down here par with floyd in 1999 and potentially in southern virginia. on par with agnus in 1972. this storm needs to be taken very seriously. we're still getting rid of the last of the moisture from gordon. now across pennsylvania and new york. we'll be left with the trailing edge of that but even though it's a trailing edge, our rain chances sta at 70%. take the umbrella with you this morning. showers out thehe and will be more coming our way later on in the day. forecast.ten day near 80 with a peak or two of sunshine late in the day and rain chances diminish tuesday, wednesday, andthursday. we'll have to wait and see o friday and saturday how much of that tropical moisture ends up here. all right. let's have good news in traffic. >> a couple of problems around town. not the greatest news to be honest with you.

arlington, southbound gw parkway before the bridge.ar ng to see some right there on the map. inbound 11th stree bridge. a crash reported there this morning. hill crest heights, in bound after branch avenue. you have to gett by t there this morning. reminder, white's ferry closed today becse of high water and debris there on the river and then shreve mill road still have that flooding hanging around there closing that roadway. aking a look at your travel times, 270 no major problems right now. the beltway overall looking good here. 66 inboundokay. 95 inbound a little slow. 43 miles per hour. quantico to the beltway. >> good morning, i'm kate rogers. president trump this weekend rgetingpple on twitter. telling apple to build newn factoriese u.s. following the warning that proposed

tariffs on chinese goods would impact several products. a the presideo urged ford to build it's focus active model in the u.s. after theuto makers cancelled plans to import it from china ford is standing by.ou for morning business report, i'm kate rogers. >> john legend joins an exclusive club. he achieved e.g.o.t. status. he won an emmy, grammy, oscar, and a tony. last night, legend won for producing jesus christ star live that aired here on nbc. he also played the title rolean is nominated for outstanding actor in a limited series or movie. it will air live right here on september 17th. it's a huge feat.

congratulations. >> well it's celebrating it's gacy with a festival this saturday. >> take a look back at the devastating riots of 1968 and how far the area has com since then. live at the bookstore on 8th street. what can people expect at the festival. >> it's all about celebrating the old and the new. we'rero ging this morning to the musicnd we're going to talk about the 1968 riots which iso incorporated int the theme this year coming up on news 4 today at 6:00. >> still ahead, weekend full of pounding rain leaves a mess of flooding behind. we'll look at the hardest hit areas. >> plus leaving your children home one. parents struggle with the decision of whether to do just

that. we're looking at what law

a weekend of heavy rain left it's mark on the d.c. region. this is cell phone footage taken of the riverpilling over it's banks on the riverfront. >> this morning hundreds of people in the montgomery village area are without power. we'll get a check on your commute in just a moment. this is animpacting so

people. the water and the flooding. >> yeah, rain everywhere. deluge on friday night. hit and miss showers. >>e still have left over flooding ccerns across the area and showers on the radar this morning. we're seeing some rain in these areas still west of 81 b some showers right around winchester way ore rain that's on its and eventually this morning if you're driving. so flood threats like i mentioned do continue for mainly northern, maryland. that's where you see the bright green shaded areas. those are flood warnings af we zoom out, this is all due to the remnants of gordon. so we're still watching that move by. it's a cold start to the morning. mid to low 60s and leesburg in the low 50s. have the umbrella going totay cloudy and keep rain in the forecast and for t