out of picture headed to the east toward the azores. but some swells will propagate westward toward the east coast. this mess you see cloudiness, showers and the storms we have a tropical depression in here southwest of the north carolina coyote. the other northwest of cuba and southwest of key west that could become a tropical storm, too. the first system prompted the issuance of tropical storm warnings along part of the outer banks. coast of north carolina from brush the coast. maybe winds up to 45 miles per hour through tomorrow and through wednesday. but the second one has more potential it's not doing much now but it has 30-mile-per-hour winds but it could get throws to 60 to 65-mile-per-hour winds by thursday afternoon. that will too will go off thest co. it will be the possibility of rough surf of and the riptides through late thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. we have eyes o its, the stormwatch7 weather team. the local forecast lacks good. muggy. the last two days of august will be hot. 90 tomorrow. isolated storm west of to

maybe headed toward the azores. this is the newest tropical depression, might become a tropical storm. carolina coast and the western -- the other system near the western tip of cuba that could also develop into a tropical storm. it has caused a tropical storm warning to be in effect. it only needs to intensify a little bit more to become a tropical storm. it does not look like it will make landfall and should stay south of us. but gaston and this disturbance tend to turn up the seas and current risk. that is the big factor that is something of a factor and with all those systems could stay a factor through the labor day weekend. we want to keep you abreast of. we hit 90 in boston. seventh time this month, 20th time this year. averages 13 or 14 and it may go down as the warmest august ever. almost 4.5 degrees above average today. an incredibly dry june through august and that may be on the way to a record. we have dropped $.10 at high temperature but the air has dried out. pleasant 70's, a beautiful and comfortable

doug: there is a hurricane out in the atlantic, headed east toward the azores, toward western europe. there are two couple depressions that could become tropical storms at any point. for our area, not much however, beaches -- the outer banks, delmar the -- we will get to that in a minute. beautiful conditions above the st. john catholic school in frederick, maryland. images whenthese storms come. we do time lapse is show the storms coming in and the nasty rain. in some seasons, everything is covered with snow. i lay that out there because i go through this ritual when the summer and spirit it has been a great summer, we know what is coming next. 86 in college park, 81 in falls church. 80 degrees in potomac. 87 in dale city. the forecast through the day is going to be hot and humid. 85.eratures average wise, we will be on the plus side for a wild. we are still on the hunt for august being the warmest august on record. we are still in the number two position but we will watch statistics all week long. tomorrow will be comfortable. most areas will be 72 -- most areas will be comfortable,

there is gaston, headed toward the azores. any days from now. the final went to keep an eye on is the one that will develop in the eastern wealth of mexico. that will move off the southeast coast of the united states and that could cause recurrence here over the holiday weekend even though the actual weather looks pretty nice. again thursday, our chance of getting some wet weather. very cool the first half of labor day weekend and warmer especially way from the coast as we get deeper into the labor day weekend or labor day itself. ed: pete frates and his family were in boston tonight marking als awareness month. frates is a former bc baseball player who has been battling als but he's best known for starting the ice bucket challenge which raised millions to fight the disease. governor charlie baker also attended the fundraiser at strega waterfront. frates foundation. a needham mcdonald's worker is being sent off in style. maria: she should be. barbara moussette: kelly came through for me and my husband, forever grateful... with my husband in canc

i know it will work out towards the azores before getting there as a tropical storm.lot of uncertainty at this point, but the vast majority of these storms look like will not be directly impacting land. at least not as a major wind maker. it's the latest here on the weather. we'll have more news with rosemary church coming up soon. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. always has to be who sat your desk? phone now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk h

back to the azores across the atlantic to europe. now we have the thunderstorms off the coast of carolina. circulation of tropical depression number eight is down here. it's still expected to become a tropical storm. stay off the coast. we will watch that. it could bring rain to the coast. in the if you feel, we have another one. tropical depression nine. here is the deal. it will get up to 40-45 miles per hour. but quickly on the day wednesday move off the outer banks. head rapidly to the atlantic. dissipate. it could rough up the surf for the mid-atlantic. tropical storms from the oregon inlet through the cape. look out tomorrow. and as far as tropical depression number nine. raggedded looking. not a lot going on with it but they expect it to be a tropical storm later i i could make landfall and head along the coast. move out to 60 miles per hour. rough sur surf, rip tides is the biggest effect. great conditions. 90 wednesday. less humid on thursday. cold front late friday. scattered showers and the thunderstorms. a little bit of t

moving away and hurricane gaston, impressive, but not a threat to anyone at this point except the azores. seven-day forecast, dries us out into sunday is when we start to see the clouds roll in and this is with we'll have the potential effects from hermine. more as new information comes in this evening on those storms. >> mark: new galaxy cluster has just been discovered and breaking records. the cluster is located about 11.1 billion light years from earth. that's a new record for distance by the way. this discovery pushes back the formation time of galaxy clusters by 700 million years. >> vanessa: a very special surprise for one utah they believed for years they were not able to have children until one trip to the hospital. calvin williams brought his wife to the emergency roof after she had several seizures. doctors performed blood tests and her levels matched up with someone who is pregnant. the couple was baffled, especially since his wife brooke was told at a young age she would not be able to have kids. the newborn baby girl proving doctors wrong. without any prenatal care, being a