east of leonardtown. any of those cells have possibility of producing a short-lived tornado. i will be back shortly. over to you. >>> as howard told us we are under a flood watch until this afternoon and right now we want to take a look at things close to the district. jessica doyle is live from old town alexandria, which is always a place with concerns of flooding. good morning, jess. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. that's right. we are here in old town alexandria. we are on king street, right where it terminates by the waterfront and i want to give you a sense of how it is raining this morning. you can see it is coming down. we have seen it coming down at a fast clip in some instances. i want to take you for a walk over here. we have a storm drain and this will be an indicator for us of how quickly the rain is coming down. you can hear it coming down. we see a lot of ponding in the waterways because of the rain we have gotten. we want to show you video. we have video of storm prep are from yesterday. the crews were out. they were clearing out the storm drains. the risk,

pax river, lusby, leonardtown over to solomons island, all of these areas. any of these storms are potential, we were just talking about it to spit out a short- lived tornado. not a big one but any of these can spin out. ben dick watch out. this is moving to the north. maybe down a here and in to saint mary's city and up to the north. you will have to watch out again. southernen st. mary's and calvert a tornado warning until 7 a.m. for the storms we are watching moving north. these are moving 40 to 50 miles an hour. take precautions now just in case. that means get to the lower level of your home, get to a basement if you can take cover. these are moving very quickly. some of the time on these that we are looking at here, hunga 6:40. these are racing north 40 to 50. that's this cell but we have orcells north of st. mary's city here and dotted about in southern maryland and here in calvert and st. mary's county. a tornado warning until 7 a.m. back with more on that in a moment. right now, angie, thank you for waiting no problem. a lot of important information

leonardtown is at 61 degrees. here also look at the satellite- radar for the region p we do have clouds streaming through this morning. not the thickest cloud cover we've ever seen. once these get through here, we'll see more sunshine for the bulk of the day today. these are so, wade frontal system out it the west that will be moving through here touring the course of the day. bringing some drier air but as it comes through, those wind will pick up and we'll see the winds blowing at about 20, 25 miles per hour p this is igor that we were showing you. look at that well-defined eye. as steve mentioned it is a category four hurricane. maximum sustained winds are 135 miles per hour continuing to track to the north-northwest move ago about eight miles per hour. if this impact bermuda, it wouldn't be until this weekend. we have you new hurricane, hurricane jewel what way out to sea across the atlantic. this one will also bear watching but the forecast has it remaining out to sea. it's category one hurricane with maximum

so that is reminiscent of july and august. 71 for you in annapolis. 68 in in leonardtown. winchester, you are down to 66. 64 in manassas. 69 as you start your morning in fredericksburg. this is very unusual as this weather pattern persists for another couple of days. we are going to cool it down by the weekend but we have to get there first. satellite-radar, hay couple of pretty good thunderstorms pop up during the evening hours last night. not all of us saw the rain but some did get some pretty good showers. we got a little localized fog out there. it should be a bright and sunny afternoon. our next frontal system doesn't get in here until late friday, early saturday. i think it will come through here try but it will start to cool things down as we get into saturday and sunday. so this particular heat wave won't last too much longer. here is another look at t the heat olds on with high temperatures. i think they will be right in the neighborhood they were yesterday, low to mid-90s. really, up and done the eastern seaboard here. we are talking about unseasonable heat with

closer to the shore, leonardtown at 59. in annapolis being we are 61 degrees.mperatures today, low to mid-70s. include five to eight degrees cool he than yesterday with more and more cloud cover moving in. -- 58 for you in frederick. 60 in fredericksburg. things are pushing in from the south and that is going to be the trouble ectery of the -- trajectory of the storm system that is developing. we'll watch this tap into the politic moisture and look what is going on further to our south. this is the main event. this is tropical depression number 16 now emerging across the florida straits and bringing extremely heavy rain to the florida keys and into miami. let's go to hd radar. look at the heavy banding taking place and rain being pushed onshore. we have tropical storm warnings for southern florida. they've picked up an inch and a half of rain in miami. they are expecting several more inches. guess what. all of that moisture is headed in our direction. that is why we're concerned about the potential flooding around here and we've got a flash flood watch that goe

winchester, virginia is at 68. -- 73 up in baltimore. 72 in leonardtown. flood watch in effect for part of the area. five-day forecast, after today, tomorrow starts out okay. we get another shot of rain late if the day. i can't tell you on the timing right now. don't really know . it could be around rush hour tomorrow afternoon. we'll set up for a quiet weekend, i believe with much cool are temperatures. high only in the 60s to around 70 degrees for the weekend. there you go. that is the weather. time now for ask the weather guys. yep, it is the segment where tucker barnes and i put our heads together to we are your most preeing questions, weather- related or otherwise. thank you's question come from cameron arks fourth grade student at georgetown day school. cameron writes, i'm doing a project extreme weather. can you please plain what a tsunami was. good question. only now as i'm reading it on the air do i think cameron, we're doing your homework for you. >> i thought that right away. cameron is very smart. >> yes, she is. students can be among the most

leonardtown is at 6 # degrees. frederick, maryland is at 57 degrees at this hour.rt to the day. not too bad. satellite-radar composite, we'll show you that again this morning. we've got mostly clear skies, high pressure continues to dominate. that high pressure is slowly pushing off to the east and behind it, we've got breezes coming in out of the southwest that will bring the warm air that is in place out there into our region later on today. my, a frontal boundary could bring us some rain showers and thunderstorm activity later this afternoon and during the evening hours. it is a possibility. i think most of you will remain dry but there is the possibility that we'll get some of the rain in here later today. so the forecast for today looks like this. put it all together, not a bad one. mostly sunny but it will be hot and humid so get ready for that. a return to summer-like conditions, late day thunderstorm possible as i mentioned. high today, 10 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. 90degrees for your high. then for tonight, with the heat out there, it won't be a

you see rain toward leonardtown. this will work up annapolis from to the bay and delmarva. we maybe okay in the immediate metro area but friends to the west and east could have problems later today and tonight. and speaking of the bay, stay off the warnings. gale warnings, coastal flood advisories, all kindses of things. the watch covers the metro area until 8:00 tomorrow morning. there are no warnings right now. there were warnings out earlier in howard and montgomery county. for tonight, flash flood watch. rain and thunderstorms. some heavy and severe. lows 85 to 70 and winds increasing south southeast at 10 to 20 and gusty. satellite picture, radar combined. look at the plumes of moisture. we will talk about where it will go overnight and look ahead what could be a nor'easter later in the week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking news to talk about happening out of baltimore right now. dozens of firefighters are on the scene of a row house collapse. you can see it from the sky. it happened just before 3:00 p.m. in west baltimore and there were a report of a woman see

mary's county, leonardtown, st. mary's city across the river toward new land, reedville. jan is four tenth of an inch this morning. really coming down. and this is lifting off to the north. temperatures will hold where they are in the 60s to around 70. it is 66 in fredericksburg. orange is 62. and look, where it is raining in cambridge 63. easton 68 but you will likely see a few degrees chopped off once the rain moves in. light showers at national, 68. dew point in the 50s. that's coming up and the winds from the east will be coming up as well as the storm system is actually part of a complex system. nicole down here. all of this moisture is streaming to the north and it will redevelop in to an extra tropical or post tropical storm but the moisture is here and it's coming and there's a lot of it. we will watch it in waves this afternoon and this evening. computer is trying to say things will settle down this evening and we may see a little bit of a lessening but in the next surge is overnight. i don't think it will break that much. overnight through tomorrow morning. heav

look at annapolis, 7 inches there, 9 in leonardtown. if you want to see the latest on those, go to increase bcwashington.com an we have a tornado watch in effect. actually, no longer in effect. but i wouldn't be surprised to see severe weather as we make our way thugh the nig tonight. i'll be back to let you know exactly what you can expect overnight tonight. >> thank you, doug. >>> it's been a difficult day for people traveling through northern virginia and elsewhere in the area. in virginia, drivers had to contend with everything from flooded roads in vienna to a sinkhole in arlington. one couple had to be rescued after their car g stuck in high water in annandale this morning. we have a look at how the evening commute is going there. >> reporter: jim, good evening. we're here live on cambridge road. commuters are trying to get home and beat this storm that's actually rolling through here, as doug just said. all day drivers have been out in the rain. but we've been lucky. the in has tapered off in the last few hours an the conditions

and light activity 95, leonardtown and southern maryland. heaviest activity by far is north and west of town and still, no exceptions. i mean this is heavy rain around charlestown, blue month, around -- bluemont, over route 7 and skim purcellville and head up to hillsborough and heavy up to brunswick. this is where the heavy activity is right now. west of town and east of town as we get in to the late hours on the and early tomorrow morning. all of us should allow extra time to get to work tomorrow, though. go to the computer now. the forecast for on the, flash flood watch is in affect, rain and thunderstorms some heavy and some severe. we have a tornado warning earlier today in howard county. i they were playing it safe but could be rotation with these storms. low temperatures 65 to 70. muggy and winds increasing. south southeast at 10 to 20 and gusty. we say this all the time and we will say it again. don't cross a flooded street by car or foot. check the sump pump and base and attic before the next batch begins to roll in. talk about the

97 through eastern prince georges, western anne arundel and then go down through north beach, to leonardtown and in to the mouth of the river. this storm, by the way, between the northern neck and st. marys county, this one i think is going to wish issue a warning on it as it comes to st. mary's county. that could be the next tornado warning we are looking at and heavy rains also south of fredericksburg. devon, let's zoom in to calvert and st. mary's county where it is really coming down. folks trying to come in on route 4 and route 2 it will be will have really, really tough. here's saint leonard over lusby. good luck. going to mechanicsville. and 301 by the way, moderate rains there, but it is torrential. from saint leonard south of lusby. again a very difficult ride this morning. all of this is lifting to the north. here we go. i believe these are the storm totals. one hour or three hour. >> storm total here. >> these are storm totals. i want to show you the numbers. these are storm totals not one hour. four inches here between hollywood and mechanicsville. we drop off to one to two inche

need the rain. 64degrees at reagan national. 64 in leonardtown. 63 in manassas. hagerstown, that is a little cooler. will be a cool day with high temperatures only in the mid- 70s. much cooler than what we had around here friday and saturday. cloudy and cool today. rain heavy at times. could be a thunderstorm as well. 74degrees as well your afternoon high. kind. breezy at times with winds out of the south and east 10 to 15. clouds and rain continue tonight. clouds stick around. rain continues tonight. 68 is your overnight low. here is your five-day forecast. rain early tomorrow. we'll get you out to the of here by tomorrow afternoon. wednesday doesn't look bad. should be some sunshine. maybe some more rain on thursday. friday, more sunshine. you can see our weather pattern has changed in a big way here as we approach october with lots of rain around today. that is a look at the forecast. let's do some on-time traffic with julie wright. >> inner loop. the beltway, lanes are open as you continue to work your way between 270, 95, college park. the crash occurred on

leonardtown, 61. temperatures a good 10 degrees cooler than they were yesterday at this hour.ot some clouds moving in today. it will be increasing cloudy. i think most of the rain will hold off until late in the day. p here is your radar. you get the idea that the rain showers are still well off to the south an east. we do have cloud cover across central sections of virginia. your morning commute will be just fine. as we get into the nighttime hours, that is with the soaking rain gets here. look what we've got going here off to our south and east, this train of rain. we have agot a tropical depression now crossing cuba. that will get picked up by an area of low pressure across the carolina and all that moisture unfortunately going to be thrown in the washington area. the rain will pick up intensity tonight and during the daytime hours tomorrow. we'll have a lot of rain, potentially, two, three, four, maybe five inches of rain in some places. we have a flash flood watch not today. this goes into effect later tonight and tomorrow. we're concerned we'll have some intense bands of

leonardtown, 72. in cambridge, 726789 the cooler air filtering in. -- in cambridge, 72.nny this afternoon. 84degrees and also a little cooler, wind out of the north and west at about five to 10 miles per hour. tonight, absolutely beautiful, 60 degrees. very comfortable conditions. this will set us up for what will be a fantastic weekend. trying to find some more superlatives for it. >>> let's do some on-time traffic and julie wright. i got caught up in that beltway mess. >> oh, did you? >> they send you down connecticut. >> that's right. they do. you are absolutely right. outer loop, the traffic is being diverted off the beltway at connecticut. all of this is due in part to an accident that occurred about 10:00 last night. it involved a couple of vehicles and a tractor-trailer. when i came through about 0 minutes ago, all of the lanes are open on the inner loop. on the outer loop, they were spreading out the sand, the an osh sent if you will. the outer loop of the beltway blocked off at connecticut avenue. you take connecticut avenue, ride that ramp, come southbound to j

temperature should be about 80 or so. 07 at reagan national currently. 64 in gaithersburg. 61 in leonardtown. annapolis, 71. that is not quite as comfortable. 66 for new fredericksburg. cold front coming through during the last couple of hours. other than a little cloud cover, not much associated with t no shower activity. really need the rain and once again, not in the cards today as we'll have bright sunshine and plenty of sunshine. look off to the north and west. nothing going on out there. wind are out of the north. that is just off the coast. hurricane igor tracking off to the north and northeast. won't impact us directly. we'll see some waves along the coast associated with it but the outflow reaching very close to the eastern shore. our forecast looking ahead here, a good one. after some early clouds, beautiful afternoon with lots of sunshine, high temperature about 80-degree. wind will be out of the north at about five miles per hour. later tonight, open the windows again. 54degrees. maybe close the windows. put a blanket on. in the upper 40s in some spots. wind out of the north at a

leonardtown, you are 50 degrees.this is probably our coolest morning yet this late summer, early fall season. looking at our satellite-radar, we are looking at more quiet. look how quiet the eastern half of the nation is. not much happening. some thunderstorm activity off to the north and west and that could bring us the slightest chance of a shower or thunderstorm during the afternoon and evening tomorrow. until then, we'll be just fine. as we get into the daytime hours tomorrow, there is a lot of heat out here. we've got 90s into the portions of the southwest here. that will get in here during the daytime hours tomorrow. starting tomorrow, in for a bit of a heat wave with high temperatures in the upper 80s to about 90 degrees. not the case today. lots of sunshine, seasonal temperatures. 08degrees. winds will be light are than yesterday out of the north an east at about five miles per hour. not as cool tonight. 62 for an overnight low. clear skies out there. should be once again a nice comfortable evening for us. th

and leonardtown, good morning to you, 64 as well.peratures in the low to mid- 80s and we'll do that again today. and a very quiet weather pattern conts. a lot of sunshine out there and the winds out of the north and west, breezy yesterday, should be lightning up. a nice afternoon and a few fair weather clouds moving through during the course of the day. out to the west, not a lot happening. at least in the ohio valley. well out to the west, this is our next storm system and an area of the storm system dragging off to the north and west of us. but we have a -- tomorrow night is the best chance for any rain. we need the rain around here. and we need some into the overnight hours. tomorrow 83 degrees. winds light out of the forth and west at 5-10 miles per hour. later tonight, just a few clouds in the forecast. 61 for the overnight low with winds out of the north and east at 5 miles per hour. good looking five-day forecast. 85 tomorrow. increasing clouds. and there is your shower activity. and right now saturday and sunday be just fine.

fredericksberg is 74 and in leonardtown we have 72 degrees. as we get into the afternoon hours and evening hours, the clouds will be on the increase. there you can see them out to the west. and this is a one-two combination. we have a cold front out to the west and a warm front moving through during the last couple of hours and in addition to a little more heat around here today we'll have more humidity as well. and it will feel summery with high temperatures in the upper 80s and the best chance of rain showers will arrive later this evening during the overnight. maybe some thunderstorms too. once we get behind the system, it will be fantastic around here. by tomorrow afternoon, a lot of sunshine will return. saturday, sunday and monday look great with high temperatures each day in the upper 70s or low 80s. let's get down to the tropics. this is karl. maximum winds at 50 miles per hour. it looks like it will reemerge and then -- re-emerge and then into the gulf of mexico. this is the serious storm and it continues to be a major storm -- igor.

here we are. 75 at reagan national. 71 in annapolis. 70 in leonardtown. and fredericksberg is 79.manassas 73. in frederick, 72. so pleasant start for the day. we had a cold front slip through overnight and that will bring us cooler and drier air. we'll dry out the atmosphere this afternoon. you'll notice crisp blue skies and winds will pick up out of the north and northwest, gusting to about 25 miles per hour. so it will be a little breezy around here this afternoon but other than that, picture perfect. one we get rid of the clouds it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. and a quiet couple of days. our next chance for any rain shower activity is late in the day on thursday. thursday night and friday, maybe some scattered showers around here as we get a weak area of low pressure. down to the tropics. this is igor, maximum winds 135 miles per hour, gusts over 60. a very intense storm tracking west northwest at 8 miles per hour. the good news is it will be pushed to the north and east and stay out to sea. but i did mention that the small island of bermuda will be threatened by late i

then your warm spot is south. 82 now in leonardtown. cooling down to 65 by 11:00 p.m. our skies will be clearing out this evening. a gorgeous seasonable weekend coming our way and a dra pattern going into next week. we'l talk about that and the fact thatkarl, hurricane karl, just made landfall around mexico. that coming upnd what's going on with igor as it approaches bermuda. >>> we are following a story in silver spring. police are investigating the tragic death of a toddler. a 17-month-old boy was choked to death after getting tangled in a window blind cord. >> there were adults at home at the time. the child was rushed to the hospital in a police cruiser rather than waiting for an ambulance to arrive. news4 will have more in a live report coming up at 5:00 tonight. >>> u.s. capitol police are investigating this morning's shooting unvolving one of their officers. around 5:00 an officer shot a suspect who pointed aun at him. it all happened in southwest. >> reporter: t united states capitol police are involving a lice involved shooting that happened around 5:00 a.m. j

and in leonardtown we are 63 degrees. let's get to it.his is going to be a major event for the washington area. right from the carolinas -- right from florida to the carolinas, eventually up into new england as this will be a one-two combination. right now this cloud cover moving in, the clouds are lower and thicker to the south and moving in. i know you see the rain showers not too far away. and it will be rainy around here and showerier. and we'll have an area of low pressure develop off the carolina coast and that will draw a lot of moisture from the south. so not only dealing with atlantic moisture but as we focus further to the south, this is tropical depression number 16, bringing copious amounts of very heavy rain to miami and their rainfall totals -- gets go on to hd radar, the rainfall totals expected to be nearly a foot in places down here over the next 24 hours. so you get the idea. we have a lot of tropical moisture. the energy will get drawn to the north and when all is said and done we're looking at the potential of maybe 2,

southeasterly wind, temperature closer to the water temperature of quantico, annapolis and toward leonardtown in the low to mid 80s. so today is our 6th 90-degree day of the year. that'sore than we've had any other year coming after 1980. and during that year, we had 67. i don'think that we'll hit that. we are talking about aattern change and i'll have more details on that coming up a little later. for sure, a south westerly wind for the area. we'll drop off to 83 by 7:00 p.m. and then 78 degrees with clear skies at 9:00 p.m. and down to 76 by 11:00.m. on. your fast forecast for us, a warm and bright night. why? because we still have that full harvest moon out there, right? and we still have jupiter to talk about. meanwhile, some moreecord heat coming our way tomorrow. the pattern change but a little bit of a breezy sunshine first. we'll take alook at the four-y forecast. >> thanks, veronica. >>> stay right there. news4 at 4:00 is just getting started. parts of the new health care law have taken effect. we'll find out abouthe new law. >>> reappealing the health care law is one of the promises

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and 72 for you in leonardtown. high temperatures only in the mid-70s, which is well below where we should be, with a good chance we'll see afternoon showers and thunderstorms, not just this morning but in the late afternoon. rainy, could be a thunderstorm. winds out of the south and east at 5-10. clouds tonight and rain continues, 68. winds out of the south and east at 10 miles per hour. we'll get it out of here tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon maybe a peek of sunshine. more rain on thursdays, so this is called an unsettled pattern with increasing chances of rain the next couple of days. and notice no 90s on the five- day forecast. this is the first time we've done this since late may. that's a look at the forecast. back to you at the desk, tony and allison. >> tucker, thank you very much. >>> this morning holly may be lost. >> she is at the temple hall farm regional park annual corn maze. i think she's got it under control. there are the pom-poms. right, holly? >> reporter: let's see what question we're at.

leonardtown at 70 degrees. manassas is at 63 degrees at this hour.progresses, it will become mostly sunny. it is not going to be cool but it will be cooler this afternoon than it was yesterday when it got up to 91-degree at reagan national airport. the rest of the area was in the mid-80s as expected. wind will be out of the northwest five to 10 miles per hour. then for tonight, clear skies, cool temperatures. a pleasant night if you've got plans to be out. 60degrees for your overnight low in town. 50s outside of town. five-day forecast, take a look. weekend, i'm sticking by this t will be spectacular, i believe. temperature will be -- high temperatures will be in the low 80s and we'll see plenty of sunshine both saturday and sunday. monday, beautiful, 79 for your high. still nice on tuesday. that is a look at what is happen with the weather. now, let's get to julie wright and get an update on traffic. >> i just started running and i'm prying to improve my time and one way to improve your time is to get stuck out in the rain when you are running. >> t

leonardtown, we are 59. comfortable start, highs later today, low to mid-70s.ant to give you the set-up here. we are talking tropics. so far, the eastern atlantic has been where the main events have been taking place. things have shifted and now the ask shifts to the caribbean. tropical depression number 16 at this hour has been crossing through cuba during the overnight hours now into the florida straits headed autopsy cross eastern portions of florida and guess what? headed today north towards washington and we'll tap into a lot of this moisture. the bottom line is we'll be in for a soaking rain around here starting later tonight into the daytime hours tomorrow. it will get out of here by tomorrow night. when all is said and done being we could see several inches of rain across the washington area over the next 24 to 36 hours. clouds increasing. area of low pressure developing there into the carolinas and it will tap into the tropical depression i mentioned. look at all the heavy rain in miami. miami, about an inch and a half of rain in the past couple of hou

and leonardtown, around 83 degrees. looking good across the area. a little easterly flow here. 79 degrees for the parts of the eastern shore. 89 in d.c. 91, cincinnati. were looking at 88 in atlanta. they've cooled down with some rain. 95n raleigh. that warm air making its way toward the area. i think we'll set some records. the record is 94 in the district noox in dulles. bwi as well. knees are the temperatures. 94 to 95 degrees. i think we will beat some records. a record in washington habeen standing since 1970. it will be a very hot day. look at this. almost no cloudiness and no rain activity. a the rain to the west. this is a cold front that will change for us. tomorrow wilbe a very hot day. then here comes that front tomorrow. still away from the area. we'll still see more of a south westerly wind. a little breezy as the highs climb into the 90s. here come that frontal boundary. >> as it moves off, we'll see the wind shift to the northeast. we are setting up for a major pattern change next week. the trough. we've been in a ridge of high pressu

. # # in leonardtown. annapolis had a pretty good thunderstorm. 71 for you.rs and thunderstorms off the coast this morning. -- 63 for new manassas. # -- 67 down in fredericksburg. high temperatures expected to be in the low 90s. well off to the north and west. north and west of chicago, that is our next cold front. that will get through here try late friday and early saturday and start a cooldown which, as we get into the weekend, will have high temperatures only in the 80s on saturday and 70s for sunday and monday. 91 this afternoon. lots of sunshine, hot and humid particularly to this time of year. winds out of the north and west at about five miles per hour. the five-day forecast, if you want fall weather, hang in there, it will be back particularly by sunday and monday. can you see the next couple of days, 90s and we're certainly going to be flirting with records tomorrow as our record high for tomorrow is 94 degrees. we'll be right there. we might as well set some records as we get into fall here. saturday, sunday and monday, much cooler. maybe some rain

and in baltimore and in annapolis and in leonardtown. 68 in manassas where you are get something heavyn. 68 at dulles airport. early clouds an rain and then some afternoon sunshine mixing with those clouds. warmer temperatures. yesterday we got up to 78 degrees. today, we think about 81, 82. those winds out of the south 10 to 15 miles per hour so it is a breezy day. five-day forecast, all right, maybe a little bit of sunshine early tomorrow when the clouds build in again. rain develops possibly as early as the afternoon hours. certainly during the nighttime hours and then during the day thursday, this rain could be heavy once again. friday, mostly sunny and sets us up for a nice and cool weekend, high about 07 on saturday. i'll tell you this much, high on sunday in the 60s the way things are looking right now. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. now, let's get an update on traffic from julie wright. >> '60s were an era in time, not a high. >> it will be a high this weekend. >> not for me. wet pavement this morning, that is what you're dealing with in a slow ride aroun

frederick at 75. 76 in baltimore and down towar leonardtown, 75. 66 at 9:00. 53 degreesy 5:00 a.m.will be a very cool morning tomorrow. some of the suburbs, most of the suburbs will get to the upper 40s. maybe a little bit cooler than that. tomorrow you may need that jacket as you step outside. here's why. 79 in the district. look at buffalo. 64 degrees. right now, our air is coming from the north. over the next couple days, look at the hot air south and west. 94 in atlanta. the hot air will move our way. we've got the cool air toght and the very warm air over the next couple days. here is hurricane igor. hurricane igor making its way through bermuda. it did not come onshore but very close. look at the video that we have. it did make its way very close to andfall. around hamilton. the residents there about 70,000 residents on the island of bermuda. nearly 20,000 of them lost power. the good news is there is no major damage. both obviously, as you can see, a lot of trees and power lines down. for the most part, no real dage toward that island. that's very good news. the storm contin

over nine inches in leonardtown. are the locations that can get even four or five inches, further to the east and four inches up north in frederick, maryland. 4 1/2 inches there, close to 2 1/4 in culpepper. but that's not only our problem. we could see more tornadoes and more tornado warnings. doug kammerer is standing by with more on that. >> any time you have a tropical system making its way in from the atlantic, you do have the chance to see those tornadoes. if they are out there, they're very short lived and are very, very weak as well. there's the tornado watch. you can see inffect until 7:00-ç tonight for all the aas in maryland only. you're only talking about the district and also out towards maryland and st. mary's county as well as charles, anne adundle county and prince georges county. this may actually be extended more towards the midnight hour as the remnants of tropical storm nicole begin to make its way into our region. so that is definitely a threat. what do you do if you have a tornado warning in our

and in leonardtown we are 73. so again hot today.e're dealing with the possibility of record high temperatures tomorrow. and then some cooler air by the weekend and that's in the form of a cold front. it will take its time getting here. it's still a couple of days away. and it will arrive on saturday. and up ahead of it, not a lot going on. showers isolated off the coast and off to the north and west a couple of light sprinkles and cloud cover across the central sections of maryland. once we get rid of that, it should be a mostly sunny afternoon and a rather quiet weather pattern, or hot weather pattern. it's not just washington, the southeast up into new england, expecting high temperatures in the 80s and 90s later today. so unseasonably warm for a couple more days and then we'll start this cooldown which will have high temperatures around here on sunday and monday only in the 90s. 91 your afternoon high temperature hot and humid. with winds out of the north and west at about 5 miles per hour. and then your five-day forecast: of cou

and leonardtown 68. our winds shifted out of the northwest gusting to about 25 miles per hour.lets us know the cold front has come through. you might be able to pick it out on the satellite radar. can't see much of the a little cloud cover overnight. see the cloud cover. and that's it. off to the north and west, a lot of clear skies and quiet conditions. so unfortunately just no rain in the forecast here. this has been a dry weather pattern for the month of september. and it's set to continue out there for the next five to seven days. behind me is the western edge of hurricane igor. you can see it there in the visible satellite and quickly pushing off to the north and east. and the only thing we have to deal with are the waves. our forecast great, 80. a lot of sunshine this afternoon. winds will lighten up out of the north at about 5 miles per hour. later tonight -- earlier i said open the windows, you might want to keep them closed. 54 in town, cool one overnight. clear skies and should be beautiful if you are out star gazing. winds out of the north at 5 miles per hour. great

we are currently at 68 degrees. 68 here in washington. 68 in quantico and in leonardtown and in fredericksburghersburg at 64 degrees. winchester, it is 71 degrees at this hour. a lack at the satellite-radar composite for our region. thing look pretty good here. a clear start. a mostly cheer start to the day. couple of clouds up to the north an west for some of you there. but mostly clear skies and it will be another mostly sunny day today. but this frontal boundary will make its way through here late today. when it does, it could trigger some showers and thunderstorms for parts of our viewing area. i think most you will not see rain but some of you could see showers and thunderstorms this evening and into the nighttime hours. forecast for today look like this. big warm-up for today and the next few days. mostly sunny, hot an humid. a late-day thunderstorm is possible. high today about 90 degrees. that follows yesterday appear high of 80 degrees. then, for your five-day forecast, more heat and humidity. tomorrow and the next day, high in the low 90s. so it is a taste of summer once again. satur

mary's and calvert county and you can see it leonardtown to st. mary's city.t of new land we have some of that and it is lifting to the north. back to the weather computer and show you what is happening here as the storm is really down, coming out of south carolina in to north carolina as the tropical plume of moisture continues on top of it. look at all the yellow. we are talking past roanoke to binghamton right now. not much on the immediate coast. however, coastal north carolina, down to the chesapeake, virginia beach area, numerous tornado warnings and you see the red line there. that is a tornado watch. and that covers much of the area from the metro east until 1:00. the flash flood warnings have been posted for the entire metro up to loudoun, eastern faulkier, prince william, montgomery, prince georges, southern maryland, down even to king george county in forburg until 10:45 this morning and you saw all of the heavy rain that has been falling over the last few hours and will continue to do so. at least through 10:45. then we will see where other flood w

down toward leonardtown e's cou degrees. look at. this the moisture has come out of the tlp atlantic and it's a line from florida, straight on down toward yam. some coach reach as high as 6 to 8 inches of ranl over the next 48 to 48 ours. again. no longer a named storm but watch the track as we extend the track right up through the area. the remnants will make their way. we'll have two rounds of rain here. e biggest rouncoming tonight and then into tomorrow evening. that's why i think we could easily see two to four inchesf rain, and then to the east, including parts of the eastern shore, ocean city and the delaware beaches as well. we could see upwards of five inches, maybe more. we have flash flood washes in effect and all of our coastal communities have coastal flood watches and warnings that are going to be in effect. so round one, heavy rain, possible flooding, overnight tonight. onto two inches of rain. # the heaviest will be coming tonight. round 2, one to two inches, winds 30 ta 35 miles an hour. the heaviest will be to the s

route 244 closed in leonardtown. we heard about weather-related issues.tart with the weather computer. the rain continues with the tropical rains. this moisture, this plume of water coming in from north of the bahamas now through east of north carolina. some areas have had over 2' of rain in the last couple of days. we have 6" and growing. we have moderate-to-heavy rain in areas. the heavy rain from warrenton to culpeper. to our east, this is where they have been hit the hardest. annapolis up to baltimore. you see the heavy rain along the bay. across the eastern shore in tillman and st. michael. it comes back to st. mary's county. you are seeing the torrential rain tropical downpours. that extends to the northern neck as well. this is all lifting off to the north. some of the cells are moving 40 miles an hour or more. if anything spins up, it will happen quickly. let's go back to the weather computer. we will talk about the weather. all of the counties in light green are flash flood warnings. be careful. stay home if you can. it is that simple. everybody

annapolis 71 and in leonardtown 70. cambridge 73. and temperatures holding up a little bit.tinsberg currently 59 and 57 in frederick. i mentioned the cloud cover on the increase and that's because we have a warm and cold front on the way. it will be warmer than yesterday and a little bit more humid than it's been the last couple of days later this afternoon with mostly cloudy skies. maybe some peeks of sunshine for the first part of the day but i think the clouds will win out later today. tonight and into early morning hours tomorrow, that cold front will get in here and bring us the possibility of some scattered showers, maybe some thunderstorms and then it will whisk itself off the coast during the early morning hours tomorrow and clear us out for what will be a fantastic weekend. a lot of sunshine expected saturday and sunday. here is your forecast, clouds on the increase. it will be breezy, with winds out of the south at 10-15 miles per hour. and high temperature of 87 degrees. later tonight, cloudy skies, a chance for showers overnight. 67 for the overnight low. so temp

60s off to the north and west. 70s at reagan national. 66 in gaithersburg. 67 in salisbury. 77 in leonardtown73 in cambridge. yesterday's high temperatures were 80 and about 90 today. and so 10 degrees warmer. and we could see a late-day shower or a thunderstorm. we could use the rain. let's see what happens this afternoon. it won't cool us down but the possibility is out there that we could see a few showers or thunderstorms late this afternoon and during the evening hours. here is your forecast. generally unusual for this time of year. generally sunny and hot and humid and 90 degrees the afternoon high with winds out of the south and west at 5 miles per hour. next couple of days, a lot of heat on thursday and friday. we'll cool it down with a cold front friday night into saturday. and saturday's daytime high is 80 and then more showers on the day for sunday. i think the redskins are out of town so we won't worry about it here. >> yes. >> as far as weather. >> look at this shot. your wonderful suit today. thank you very much. >>> one in six residents living in metropolitan area are at risk o

and annapolis 71 and leonardtown 72 degrees.ast, a lot of rain today. 74 the afternoon high. cool and cloudy. excuse me, kind of cool, very cloudy. a lot of rain, heavy at times. mentioned a thunderstorm. and winds out of the southeast at 10-15 miles per hour. there are your early showers and maybe a thunderstorm tomorrow morning as the frontal system comes through the cold front and then clearing out on wednesday. but kind of unsettled this week and more rain on thursday and then sunshine on friday. so we need the rain. not this much but we have a lot in the forecast for the next 24 hours or so. that's a look at the forecast. steve, back to you. >> tucker, thank you very much. >>> it is now 8:35 on this monday morning. kenny perry pokes fun at sesame street scandal. >>> and holly is making her way with help through the redskins cheerleaders through the corn maze this morning. >> reporter: good news. we answered the first question correctly. the boy scouts were founded in 1910. and ladies, still looking beautiful, don't worry, i

leonardtown is 70. 71 in annapolis. i mentioned high temperatures back in the 90s today and tomorrow as we have a big area of high pressure off to the south and west and that will deliver generally fine conditions. we'll take showers and thunderstorms out of the equation. there we can see the satellite radar and the showers and thunderstorms we got last night well off the coast and well off to the north and west. that's our next frontal system. that will get in overnight friday and into saturday and cool us down by the end of the weekend. but until then, we'll be flirting with record temperatures the next couple of days. a lot of sunshine, hot and humid out there this afternoon. 91 degrees. a lot of water if you're going to be out and about. winds out of the north and west at 5 miles per hour. and the five-day forecast. here it is after record high temperatures tomorrow, at least the possibility, with highs in the mid-90s, only in the mid- 80s on saturday. a lot of clouds around for the end of the weekend with high temp

leonardtown has a temperature of 66 degrees. gaithersburg 61.e cooler and drier air moving in. winds shifting out of the northwest gusting at 25 miles per hour and you'll notice the cooler air out there during the morning. it will feel drier as well. here is your satellite radar and very quiet conditions. off to the north and west. not much happening off to the east. that is what is left over of igor. it will push out here and that's good news. it's a slow-mover. our forecast good. 80 degrees for an afternoon high after clouds. winds out of the north at 5 miles per hour. and the five-day forecast, next several days look gorgeous. a lot of sunshine with high temperatures. summery around here, wednesday, thursday and friday, upper 80 toss about 90 and plenty of humidity. at least for september. that's a look at the forecast. let's get back over to steve and dave with the redskins talk. >>> yesterday the skins tried to do something they haven't done in years, start the season 2-0 after last year's record. join us to play monday morning quarterback.

comfortable start here. 59 in leonardtown. and 61 in annapolis. just like yesterday, upper 70s.ike the low 80s with bright sunshine. i would expect more than a cloud or two. you can see how quiet it is across the mid-atlantic and up through england. and we have a thunderstorm that might bring us a storm late friday and thursday. here is your weather pattern for the week. high pressure will push off the coast and give us a southerly breeze starting tomorrow. so upper 70 toss -- to about 80 and high temperatures of about 90 and that will continue through the week. and if you like summertime temperatures, we have beautiful weather. winds out of the north and east at about 5 miles per hour so lighter than yesterday. should be a very comfortable day. not as cool tonight, an overnight low. and then there is the summertime warmth, wednesday, thursday and friday, high temperatures about 90 or so. our best chance for rain will arrive on saturday with scattered showers, maybe a thunderstorm. that's a look at the forecast, steve. >>> a process that could help stall the process of alzheimer