ment for leesburg -- 79 for lieusberg, with the -- leesburg, with the suti pretty dry today. 92 by noonre back to the mid- to upper 90s feeling least 100 degrees but the end is near and talk about whent it arriving coming up. >>> allyson it was really muggy when we stepped outside this morning. i thought. anyway, checking in on the road melissa nord out there reported in -- she saw a box spring in the center lane here d.c. 295 heading southbound just before you get to suitland parkway. actually saw someone had hit it and had some damage on their car from that. so watch out for that box spring there. also 66 heading eastbound, between prince william parkway and car rest area, disabled truck there as well. and then up on 15 the exit ramp is going to be blocked if you're coming from ned rick southbound on the -- frederick southbound on to patrick street. that's closed this morning. >>> breaking news overnight in north korea, what registered as a 5.3 magnitude seismic event has now been confirmed to be a nuclear warhead explosion. north korea says its fifth was meant to counter what pyongya

near leesburg, starting to get busy. we have a crash downtown raleigh at west street near jones street and o'neill road, leesburg at kingstree, and 540 near leesville road. you will need extra road this morning. let's henderson, 158. some woads are still seeing rage so have the wipers on. another day that we have to do that. 540 glenwood to u.s. 64, 17 minutes, i-40 to capital boulevard, ten minutes and u.s. 2 to 64. fayetteville street, a few more hour and before we go to break, here's what is coming up on cbs this morning. >>> comedian and political commentator john oliver fresh off his emmy win will talk about the presidential c narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself (vo) with th

but there could be a couple of showers in the morning from winchester to leesburg to warrenton. just a couple of sprinkles. not enough to require an umbrella at the bus stop. 90s are going to set up camp through saturday. isolated storms are possible. and again given this atmosphere the next few days, fairly unstable, so any storms that develop, a few could be heavy to severe. thursday is the hottest day. heat index near 105 on thursday. so here comes the heat. 93 tomorrow, 96 on thursday, 92 on friday, back to 95 on saturday. then a cold front comes through saturday hallelujah, 86 on sunday. b if you have a morning tee time on sunday you may have morning showers. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow temperatures in the 70s although there will be a few 60s in the burbs, places like leesburg, sterling maybe 68, 69 in silver spring. by 1:00 just a few clouds. we could see a couple of sprinkles out to the west. by this time 87 downtown. then we get into the evening hours. you see some orange and even a little bit of red. but a couple of thunderstorms will develop. temperatures bi5:30 i think will be

some leesburg of a five-month-old baby who died after being struck by an s-u-v. his mother was also struck and is in serious condition. a vigil was held for them last night. richard reeve has more. one passenger calls it the most frightening flight decades.. a united flight from houston to london encountered severe turbulence over the atlantic yesterday morning. two flight attendants and ten passengers were injured, including three children. the plane made an in ireland, where the injured people were rushed to a hospital. most had minor injuries, and were treated and released. but one flight attendant suffered a broken wrist. things are about to get a whole lot stranger for netflix customers. the surprise hit series-- stranger things -- is officially coming back for season 2 in 20-17. netflix says the second season will be 9 episodes, one more than season 1. and the show's creators tell entertainment weekly that it will pretty much pick up where it left off - with the same characters in the same town, in 1984. a firm premiere date has not been announced. 450.. cr

leesburg, there is wet weather coming through. not lastorms will long, between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m., our best chance. the high today, not very high at all, only in the low-to-mid 80's. get used to the cool weather because it will stick around for much of the weekend. big rain from the florida panhandle all the way up, three to six inches. here is a look at the travel weather for saturday. here is the pocket if you are traveling on saturday. right now it is looking as though it could be wet. areas of eastern and southern virginia down to the outer so good for saturday. improving conditions by sunday afternoon and monday. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. autria: while you were doing the forecast, i was checking the tweets coming in from wmata. service has been restored on the orange, blue, and silver lines. you can expect delays, though, on those lines between mcpherson square and smithsonian. q mccray is headed that way. he will be with us with an update shortly. signaling issues -- that is cost yo

feels like 103 in sterling and leesburg. 101 downtown.wo more hot days before we see improvement on sunday. 70s to start. 83 by 9:00 a.m. 93 by 1:00 p.m. the same day tomorrow as today. 95 tomorrow. 96 on saturday. and then not as hot on sunday, 85. a few showers early in the morning on sunday. quickly. not a huge problem. okay. we have perfect weather for the ravens and the nats on sunday. perfect weather for the home opener on monday. 70s. and still nice. mid-80s on tuesday. might hold into the 70s next thursday. >>> straight ahead a playboy model could face charges after body shaming a woman inside of a locker room. >> ford issues a recall and a new device that makes it easy to change out of your bathing suit at the beach. i have it all for you in my consumer alert. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fio

and down towards the leesburg area. first off, a couple of storms around the annapolis and crownsville area and then take a loo here. a couple of storms are dropping heavy rain. heads up, we still have rain as we move through the night tonight. now, where it's really raining, this is hurricane hermine and, again, it's down to the south just to the west of the tampa area. very heavy rainfall. a feeder band is going to have incredible amounts of rain. the eye itself has formed today and it's still a strengthening hurricane in the latest advisory as of 5:00 has it making its way on shore tonight as an 80-mile-an-hour hurricane. that will make its way up the coast. this becomes a subtropical storm. the winds will remain on the high side. 50 miles per hour after 2:00, coming up here on saturday. and then where does it go? it stalls and the national hurricane center, all the models, and a huge impact on the weekend, you're going to get affected somehow. >> if you're heading to the beach, i couldn't cancel your plans just yet

live in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: a long road ahead there. now a twist in the saga surrounding the man who tried to assassinate ronald reagan 35 years ago. lawyer for john hinckley jr. says the client will leave a washington psychiatric hospital for good september 10. hinckley has been on temporary relief from st. elizabeth. spending time away from the hospital with his mother in williamsburg. a f not a danger to himself or others. a romanian hacker is going to spend four years in prison. marcel lazar better known as "guccifer" is known for a hacking spree targeting over a hundred victims including the e-mail of the bush family. that hack revealed private family photos and paintings connected to the former first family. he accessed the account of a hillary clinton confidant. but the claims he also got to clinton's personal e-mail account for lies. michelle: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- have you seen this? up in flames. the multimillion dollar cargo on board the rocket that blew up in cape canaveral, florida, today. plus -- >> weeks aft

host: that is tracy from leesburg, virginia. we hear you this morning. guest: that is a good point, it is usually some landline, not a lot of cell phones. a lot of people just don't answer. they are difficult to get younger voters. again they don't go out to the , polls at the same rate as older's. to an earlier point about the way we want hillary to act versus the way she does, that is really the case for every politician. we are telling trump your being boorish and awful and he doesn't act that way and we don't pay attention to his speeches then he goes back to that. whatever will get in that attention. it is an incentive-based thing. we kind of get that with every politician. guest: kind of, but it is so much clearer with clinton. especially because we can look at her over her whole career, these tight ropes she had a walk. she was criticized for saying she wasn't going to just sit around baking cookies. i really agree with the caller said in her trying to talk about that divide more in the different directions she is pulled. i think that does resonat

feels like 98 in sterling and leesburg. we will track the heat index and which weekend day will be >>> back to the campaign trail today after cleveland browns rookie wide receiver corey i can -- after a commander in chief forum last night. hillary clinton attacked donald trump for praising russian president vladimir putin as being a better leader than president obama. >> what would ronald reagan say about a republican nominee who attacked america's general and he praised on russia's president. >> today donald trump is on the defensive for his stance on the war in iraq. he is refusing to acknowledge he once supported the war insisting he was against the war from the beginning. in 2002 when howard stern asked if he supported the invasion he responded with i guess so. now donald trump is firing back accusing hillary clinton of creating isis with her vote to support the war. >> unleash horror of radical islamic terrorism and made us less safe than ever before. >> and hillary clinton's e- mails, donald trump saying her use of th

maureen: new information after a tragedy in leesburg. a five-month-old baby is dead, it's mother hospitalized come after the two were hit by a jeep. 2 teenagers say they are being blamed for the accident but they have nothing to do with it. the parents say they saw the crash and rushed to help them about because they got out of a jeep, seen in pictures on that is, they have been accused >> i am a mother and my heart just aches. the boys saw everything. they did not cause the crash, they did not have any involvement whatsoever. maureen: no criminal charges have been filed in the crash. there is a growing memorial for the victims. the mother remains in serious condition. leon: a change in the d.c. police department. r istime chief cathy lanie leaving this month and will take a job with the nfl. she sat down with sam ford one last time to talk about her legacy. sam: she joined the department as a young mom. >>; i took this job 26 years ago because i wanted to take care of my sons. single mom, the department offered tuition reimbursement. sa

it was 96 at dulles. 99 in leesburg. and i gotta tell you, take that with a grain of salt.re may be issues there. same with westminster. a lot of places in the low to mid90s. a few stopped in the mid-80s. 90 degree days, we've hit 90 at least 56 times so far. we may add to the total before the year is out. 95 degrees, we've hit that number 22 times and 100, we've hit that 4 times. it's been a hot summer. not going to do it tomorrow the way it looks now. we'll dip into the 70s tonight. maybe a few upper 60s. tomorrow, a slow mid and upper 80s. if we do have a shower threat, it's going to be early in the day. right now, lower 80s in town and a few areas 70s. very muggy out there. 89 is what the current heat index is and the dewpoint in the mid-70s. that's all going to change. i don't know if you can see this. going to put a front on the map. there's a cold front pushing all these showers and storms. cooler and drier air behind it. this air mass is going to be swept out of here with this front that's coming through. we'll see this front toward us by morning really. looks like

is deadonth-old baby and her mother in serious condition after been struck by a car in leesburg. tonight, and emotional showing of support for the victims and demands for change. richard reeve has the very latest on this heartbreaking investigation. rich, what can you tell us? , police andn prosecutors continue to look through the evidence. the crash happened in the crosswalk on riverside crossway. we have a growing memorial for that mother in her baby. --d tears and embraces >> it is beyond>> horrific. richard: a night of raw emotion. richard: dozens of people came to riverside parkway and kick part drive, where a-month-old baby was fatally struck, her mother fighting for her life. >> you think like things like this happen other places. about 80 m wednesday, a mother was crossing the parkway, her baby in the stroller, when this issue v struck them -- when this suv struck them both at 8 a.m. summit u.s. trying to give cpr to the baby. she was screaming because she cannot move. richard: witnesses say the baby was ejected from the stroller. the driver stayed on the scene. >> those

there were a few more to the east earlier near leesburg, nothing developing, so i'm not overly concerned a look at the highs for today. we broke a record at dulles and bwi with these temperatures into the 90's, we could possibly break a record tomorrow as well. we'll have to see how it goes, because the heat is definitely on. yesterday we broke a record at reagan national airport. 92 at dc, same at baltimore, 90 at gaithersburg, double a's at quantico, same as winchester, 92 at culpeper and 91 at frederick. we're talking about the humidity take a look. current due point values in the 60's and 70's. as we say, you factor that together with those air temperatures and this was what it feels like when you step outside right now. that humidity bank hitting you right in the door. feels like a door i mean when you step outside. feels like 102 in the dc, 101 at fredericksberg. look at frederick, feels like 102 degrees. that's where we're headed. real strong you southerly flow going to move up the eastern sea board and continue to give us all the heat as the jet stream stays well to the north. we

some leesburg residents are mourning the loss of a five-month-old baby who died after being struck by an s-u-v. his mother was also struck yesterday morning, and is seriously injured. a vigil was held for them last night at the accident scene.. at riverside parkway and kipheart drive. police say the mother was crossing the parkway, her baby in the stroller, when an s-u-v struck them. the driver of the s-u-v stayed at the scene. police and prosecutors are now going over evidence, before deciding whether to file charges. an 18-year-old man is in custody this morning, after allegedly stabbing a pregnant woman. she was stabbed multiple times yesterday afternoon on a path in the woods near einstein high school in kensington. the suspect was arrested about 40 his home in aspen hill. police say the suspect is the victim's boyfriend. they could not confirm if he's the father of the unborn baby. police told us last night, the woman underwent surgery, and was in critical but stable condition. her unborn child was in stable condition. turning to the race for the white house now ... donald trump

tonight all i could find some storms over by th bell burn rain earlier in eastern polk county rain by leesburg and resting tonight stay partly cloudy heats on anyone in tampa 77 in brooksville 82 in sarasota 83 in st. pete and the dew point are holding in the mid-70s we have to wait for the first trough to develop along the east coast that will likely bring a friend are away. the problem is a look at the 7 don't see it happening quite yet it usually first or second week in october we get our first cold front. if you want the conference a lot of you do enjoy the heat this month were on a roll it's been like this since june. way above average. three days below average courtesy of hermine one day average in 18 days above average and tomorrow will be above average to with temperatures in the low nineties. the average high drop today. another one we went 90 and 89 today's average high is 88. drop october 6 to6 cooling is late october and early november. tropics are pretty busy thereto named storms lisa and carl there is a tropical storm warning up for bermuda. looking at the modeling and the track

for now, 76 in washington. 73 in leesburg. 72, manassas. there are rain drops on storm team 4 radar. theers a check of the 10-day forecast. low 80s today with showers coming to an end. tomorrow looks great. we've talked about the weekend. labor day for now, we're going to keep it sunny and nice around here. we know one thing for sure, once hermine is done with us, the heat will come back next week. here's melissa with traffi a reminder that the red line will be opening into rhode island avenue station will be opening on time at 5:00 this morning. they had those construction issues we can say last night and there were some questions, but we are okay there. north capitol between florida and p street, we have that fire. some apparatus still on scene. roads are open. race track at 450, wires down. single car crash into a tree. they are working to get that out of the way here quickly. 50 your best alternate there. if it's still hanging around here this morning. 66 and 95, everything nice and green. see you in ten minutes. >>> you call 911 to get

we're leesburg, 93 now with the heat index values from the mid-80s the lower 100s. sunny, hazy. weather camera, 95. dew points in the upper 60s which is less than yesterday. but it is still a tough afternoon to be outside. i do want to point out, 60s and 70s across the northern plains and rockies because the cooler air is going to try to get here. at least a little bit of it for late in the weekend, early next week. showers and thunderstorms in the northern plains. and the midwest also. so they'll push a front through here. and that's not going to happen until saturday night and sunday morning. we have an outside chance of a showers and thunderstorms later today and tomorrow afternoon. but really saturday night, sunday morning, perhaps a spotty shower. mid-90s if not upper 90s. tonight, in the 70s. another warm night. and about the same on saturday. sunday, a passing shower in the morning and maybe a shower south in the afternoon. but much cooler sunday. highs in e monday looks fantastic at 84. skins home opener monday night at fedex, should be fine for that. and warm and dry tu

temperatures 73 for leesburg. it's warmer. 68 manassas and the dew point, yep, it's on the rise. will be more westerly today during the afternoon and then later on tonight they will turn out of the southwest. so, we are looking at a hot day today. showers and storms are going to be in the forecast. 87 by noon. your high today -- yesterday we were warm, low 90s. low to mid-90s again. when you factor in the humidity up to 100 from time to time. showers and storms develop today. most of them will be after the evening rush and some could have good rainfall with them. we will go through the futurecast coming up as well. >>len, over to you. construction. that is not the case tonight. we have seen backups because of construction on the outer loop of the beltway. at little river turnpike, braddock road south on the beltway, you will experience delays, an area to avoid for the construction. route 5 branch avenue southbound lanes impacted by construction again. this is the right lane closed. it's not slow yet but slow areas might be mlk junior highway. 50 inbound looks all right. larry. >>

at 2:00, heat index over 100 1012 in leesburg and sterling. 10 approximate downtown and about 100 -- 100 downtown and about 101 in philly. here's the cold front over the weekend. you'll have access for our radar and the seven-day outlook. we'll come back on that seven- day outlook. we have about three seasons on it. we'll explain. >> thanks, topper. >>> a woman is facing criminal charges after she stole something we all love. french fries. >> reporter: allison barber has the bizarre story. >> reporter: two nights ago, a d.c. police officer came to this restaurant to grab some food. one of the things he ordered were french fries, fries just like these. apparently, he wasn't the only one who wanted some. sources with the police department tell us when the officer sat down and started eating, a woman who seemed to be drunk sat next to him and she reached over and grabbed e he told -- fries. he told her to stop but she didn't. police sources say the police officer told her to stop otherwise he could arrest her and charge her with theft. sources say she didn't stop and reached for a fry a

you can see to the southwest there of leesburg happening.ot quite confident it will make it to the i95 corridor. we'll watch it. could see up here and there. meantime partly cloudy skies tonight. we will see a lot of heat. right now, it's 92 in the nation's capitol. 94 at baltimore. dulles at 95. 93 at fredericksberg and 93 at winchester. the due points are in the 60's and 70's. we factor those two together and here's what it feels like when you step outside. a hot 99 right now in dc. 100 degrees is what it feel it's like right now in quantico and 102 in fredericksberg. that's what we're looking at when we move into this weekend. your planner, tonight about 88 by 9:00. we're going to go head back out to rockville. the weather there, very warm. i'll have all of that after the break. ♪ ♪ >>> we want to head back out to rockville town square for friday fight live with fox 5. their seconds location. it's a place called sam avar. >> he's pretty close. it's stop number two for us in our five course meal. samabar is a russian >> and central asian i

expect heavy delays and a crash 540 eastbound near leesburg road not affecting traffic and forest road. further south than the crash we just showed you. rain is falling on 85 towards durham south or north. you will need wipers so head up. 16 minutes on 540, i-70 downtown, and 40 to 540 downtown, 21 minutes, the longest stretch of the chewed from wade avenue to downtown at airport boulevard, a lot of congestion as people are up and at them on this first day of fall. >> 6:22 in the morning. >>> chipotle lost public trust when people got sick at several stores. how the restaurant is trying to get back that trust. >>> and you think creating facebook would be a pretty big narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. i'm

in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: need to be careful in time of year. kids all across the area are back in school on tuesday. for some it's the first day. for others its in arlington the school buses will be equipped with cameras. they want to try to catch people who don't stop. there are stop signs on the buses. after the video we will show you now you will know why. this is disturbing. but we'll show this to you no matter how striking it is, the kids turned out okay. they were not seriously hurt but there are lessons to be learned in the video. take a look. two kids were hit by cars after getting off school buses in austin, texas. the first a 12-year-old boy in a crosswalk. the driver stayed on the scene. he was cited by police. do you see it there? 24 hours later the driver of the bus was laying on the horn but didn't keep the 17-year-old boy getting hit in that case. the driver here was 16 years old. she told police she was unclear on the law and she still got a ticket. hopefully a lesson as well. michelle: stick with "good morning washington" as yo

not everybody in this frederick, leesburg, nothing at all. a tough gradient. the storm continues to move on. tropical storm warnings from coastal long island to the shoreline. 35 to 50 miles per hour winds. major beach erosion. this is going to play out for days, beach erosion through late next week. a flooding threat along the beaches. st. mary's county, parts of the northern neck under tropical storm warnings for the flooding aspect. region by region, rainy saturday, mostly to the south. coastal flooding, windy and dry on labor day. the city, d.c. metro, montgomery county to the south. i think we are looking good here. showers at times. a nuisance event. breezy, but okay labor day, something we are watching for. don't cancel your plans, they should be fine. to the west, get out a golfing and play a round of golf out there. you can do camping. no problem, the western zone should not be issues at all. a nice weekend out there. you won't notice anything about the storm and cloud cover, that's it. as we move on out of here, monday, labor day, looking good, 84. l

fredericks, leesburg, warrenton. you are not going to see rain out of this at all. by afternoon, the rain moves out and you see sunshine. you may not see much at all. west of the blue ridge, you may have fantastic weather all weekend long. that's something to think about here. to the west of the blue ridge, the mountains looking really good. saturday and sunday are the weather days. 76 degrees on saturday. 75 on sunday. a chance of showers both days. labor day looking good. 84 degrees. that's inland. at the beach, major issues. as we look toward the middle part of the late portions of the week, look at the heat return. we are talking near record the heat is concerned. 93 on wednesday. 97 on thursday. we even thought about going 100 degrees one or two of these days. that's the kind of heat we have moving in, record breaking heat possible by late week and the weekend next week. we'll talk about this storm and all week next week coming up in a couple minutes. we have the latest for you on news 4 at 5:00. >> thank you very much. a changeable forecast. check this out, a

we want to update you now on the mother of the baby that was hitw and killed in a crosswalk in leesburg. the mother suffered serioused injuries. she was release fromrio the hospital today. frhos the car hit her and her fiveve month old son last week. her son was in a stroller. there was no word if the drivere who stayed on the scene willill face charges. detectives obtained a searchear warrant for the car and his cellphones to determine if the driver may have been distracted during that crash.cras tonight there is still no wordll that caused the massive fire that torched a building at the usda building in maryland. sky fox was over the scene at around 10 a. it houses workshops forth agricultural research center.ce you could see flames and thick black smoke miles away. the fire comes a week after they shutdown usda facilities in fivt states following threats to employees. >> i was made aware of the i brought it to the attention on the scene and them were already wellnd aware of t the issues pod last week. they were well informed and they're going to approach thisch investigation open min

leesburg on the storm tracker at 5:54. to the east we go, mount airy big storm, big storm on the east side of 270, on the east side of montgomery county, laytonsville. this is not severe, i got to tell you what, it's going to slow you down trying to get home tonight. we have a severe warning for this storm, we showed you this going out on the break, silver spring to dc, old town this, frequent lightning, strong winds and also possibility of flooding. flash flooding with this. the lightning around bethesda, brookmont and georgetown, a slow go getting home. yes, possibility of hail. this is just to the west side of 185, connecticut avenue, and we could see hail, computer calling it 2 inches a little bit big. we are seeing over an inch sized hail, criteria for a severe warning. this is moving off almost due south, mount vernon at 5:33. all the way to a ca keek at 5:43, until quarter of 6:00. headlines, severe thunderstorms tonight, few will be heavy, couple could be severe. bus stop temperatures 72-84. 90s the rest of the wee

it's steamy out there. 76 in leesburg and9 inampa and venice at 77. it's a great beach day, but w light make sure you stay hydrated only a stray mid-afternoon shower or storm. better rain chance inldarit today. we time it out and have your i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutuclear we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what good morning. thank you for joining us this sunday for good good morning. thank you for joining us this a" i'm alcides segui. >> anjuli: i'm anjuli davis. we'll have the forecast with lindsay in a second, but a quick check on the headlines. an explosion informant chelsea neighborhood of new york city sent 29 people to the hospital. witnesses from blocks away say they could hear and feel the explosion. at a news conference l the mayor ruled out connections to terrorism but

brooksville, leesburg 33, 29 in lakeland, 22 in brandon, 29 in st. petersburg, 30 in venice. get you an idea that especially when you get some of these heavier bands of rain, you're getting these gusty, gusty winds about these wave heights? right along the coast, seven to eight feet. as the tide is going up and you're pushing some of that water, you have no doubt we're getting some coastal flooding, especially in areas to the north. i saw some higher storm surge earlier this morning. time is 6:21. are we going to take a quick break and then come back to vanessa? we're going to vanessa right now. >>vanessa: we're seeing a lot of incidents and as i've reminding folks, i'll try to get to as many different areas as possible. we want to show you the big crash at 275 at bird street. looks like lanes are finally clear, traffic back up to speed. that's excellent news for folks. we have reports of a tree down on the interstate. 275 northbound near the 75 junction pasco, looks like traffic will be passing northbound on the shoulder. use caution in that area. also use caution here. brid

it's six degrees milder in leesburg. also much more comfortable this morning as instead of those dew points in the mid to upper 70s down south, which is that tropical feel to the air, a little more manageable in the humidity department, especially tampa north with dew points the solid red, meaning limited rain today. this is on the back side of hermine and it will linger for a few days. let's discuss on future cast. heading into the midday hour, maybe an inland sprinkle. sure, a couple of sprinkles south but that's only 20% and wednesday, it's more of the same. drier air not going anywhere. mild start to the day wednesday afternoon features a slim 20 we ares rain chance under those breezy northeast winds driving showers. let's take you to the current forecast today. temperatures will be rebounding into the low 90s. here we go for today, 91. a touch less humid, even though it will be a warm afternoon. more sun. you'll notice that. 74 overnight, nice and mild. that's below average. i would expect a few upper 60s tomorrow m

northeasterly wind at 3 miles per hour. 80s are popping up places like with he isly chapel, leesburg, winter haven, sebring at 80 degrees. down in bradenton, 84 degrees. sarasota checks in at 82. here it tampa, 79 and new port richey at 79 degrees. that high pressure and that big ridge is sitting across much of the southeast all week long. has really been bringing pretty nice weather for us and as we look down the southern part of the state there is more who us and thunderstorms and also more cloud cover down in that direction. so that dry air, it is in place over us right now. but that moisture is going to start to work its way back across the state starting tomorrow. so we keep the rain chance still at a 20% for today. back up to 30%. so we are kind of squeaking it up a little bit for tomorrow and then back up to a more typical 40% chance as we head into the workweek, and we slowly bring that rain chance that is bermuda. a close call and it went to the southeast of bermuda. it stayed a tropical storm so they are basically dealing with a lot of heavy rain there. the rain is coming to

showers out towards leesburg, virginia, those are coming in towards fairfax and poolsville and montgomery village and bethesda. not a lot of heavy rain but a passing shower can't be ruled out. here's future weather to time it out for you. most of the rain pushing into he isolated showers in northern maryland between 2:00 and 5:00 but the coverage area gets more and more spread out with time. once we get the done down about 7:00 or 8:00, things should settle down quickly. if you're going to the bruce springsteen concert tonight, not a guarantee to be dry, but it's a likelihood. i couldn't rule out a drop or two as you're going out to the ballpark. temperatures now are only in the mid-70s for the remainder of the day. upper 70s, low 80s. if we could get a little sunshine, and there's a possibility for that this afternoon, we'll get up into the low 80s. if the clouds hang on a little tougher, it will be tougher to get into the 80s. hermine is friday night into south carolina. saturday morning the outer banks of north carolina. but again, it could be anywhere inside of that cone. the storm co

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