let's get back to doug hill in the stormwatch7 weather center. doug: thanks. across the area even though most of the heavy weather, strongest wind gust and lightning moved out there is more rain coming for district and the metro area. gardens and the yards will be happy but the heaviest concentration of the heavy rain and electrical activity, lightning northeast of the area all the way to the bay. that is where the severe thunderstorm warning has shifted. let's pull back and show you what we have on a larger picture on doppler radar. a lot of storms moving in new england. more is coming our way. still possibility of additional severe thunderstorms over what we have had right now. our future cast shows improvement coming our way but it will be slow in the next couple of hours. eventually, this is 7:00 and eventually tonight we're out of it. by 9:30, 10:00 the rain will be over. stay with us. steve rudin and i will be back with a full update and look ahead to the weekend in a few minutes. nancy? nancy: we'll see you then. thank you. don't get caught by surprise

larry: i am so excited about that i feel like my name is doug hill. ug: it's not fully operational but the smooth loops that you see is incredible. it will make a huge impact on the hurricane forecasting real-time. we'll go back to it now. again, larry is right. this is geek speak. larry: so cool. doug: this is incredible. when i started in the business way long ago in 1979 in richmond we had one black and white glossy photograph that came on a printer. we put it on a camera stand and we took a picture of it. this is a satellite picture of the earth. we thought it was cool. larry: reaim the months to come in the smithsonian. [laughter] 83 in falls church. i have the last laugh. you can laugh all you want. it's okay. numbers in the mid-to-upper 80's. the humidity level is so low it's comfortable. it will be comfortable tonight. the temperatures drop from the mid-80's. 80 to 9:00 at night. the forecast is delightful. partly cloudy, comfortable, 62 to 70 degrees tomorrow morning. through the day tomorrow we will get 89. a little bit of a breeze, you will

for more on that we head inside to chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: thanks.emperatures are impressive around the area with the numbers in low 90's in many places. through the everything we are at 88 at 7:00. we slowly drop through the 80's to stay warm and muggy with hazy conditions. nice clear skies above. forecast is 68 to 74. light winds. tomorrow we start off like today. low clouds. satellite and radar shows the action. this will drift east and knot east as a cold front works down across pennsylvania. the result will be a chance of isolated showers or a pop-up thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. not much chance for the morning but the future cast shows we could see showers or the storms bubbling up. no lines of the organized storms but a few areas. if you get a little shower chances it could make it feel worse. really hot and humid stuff. wednesday stays warm and muggy. what will happen is that the front comes down. as a result we see better chances of showers and storms. heavy downpours. then we see the temperatures back off toward the end of the week. with

the stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center. steve rudin is out and about getting cool in arlington. michelle: tom roussey in northwest. let's begin with doug hill. not much relief for happy hour or dinner outside. doug: you are right about that. the temperatures and the heat index the way it feels now is the same at 6:00 or 7:00. some relief is on the way. at the moment, the temperatures are in the 90's in many spots. cooler breeze at quantico to make it 87. everybody else in the lower 90's. we have been higher. an hour or so ago we hit 95 at reagan national. tying the record high for the date. nats in town opening a series against the braves. first pitch 88. muggy. you will not need a jacket tonight at the ballpark. that's a good guarantee. no rain worries either. or rain desires. you may have to hold that off a couple of days, too. the story overnight 68 to 78, clear, warm and muggy a light winds. hot one tomorrow. and then relief. we'll highlight that in a few moments but for now we go to near pentagon city and arlington, st

withnna: doug hill is here a look at our forecast. doug: lower 70's across the area right now. we will climb through the upper 70's, perhaps 80 in the afternoon. of cumulusion clouds. now, 76 at reagan national airport. we will see more sunshine around the region. shower activity will hold to the north. , coming from the northwest, will back around and come from the northeast. plenty of sunshine to talk about throughout the day. the wind is coming this way. we see the patches of light rain by tomorrow morning. no higher than 69 or 70. to be the end of the week or the weekend before we have a big turnaround. adrianna: we will see you in seven minutes. today marks 73 years since d-day . more than 160000 and allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy, france. >> a number of the heroes who stormed the beaches of normandy they shared their stories with us. they were some of the 160,000 troops who stormed the beaches of normandy 73 years ago today. it was the largest amphibious invasion. 13,000 ships, 5000 airplanes. men and women are being remembered and the living are being hono

get a check of the forecast with chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: it's warm and muggy tonight.t will stay that way. no showers in metro. it will come overnight and tomorrow morning. tornado watches continue across the sections of alabama and louisiana. and mississippi. because the effects of the tropical depression cindy. a lot of the moisture is pulled up with the other tropical moisture and pay us a visit by the morning. check out the big picture. the doppler storms locally across western pennsylvania. nothing closer than hagerstown to metro washington. most of the area is warm and muggy and the temperatures dropping to the lower 80's and holding in the 70's overnight. the future cast shows the first line of the rain in the tropical moisture could be isolated rumble of thunder. we are going to get rain from what is left of tropical depression cindy. more thunderstorms saturday morning but the good news if the future cast is right and the timing. by 7:30 the heaviest rain is out here to the east. then the sun will come out and before noon. drier weather for the afternoon with

doug hill has the forecast. doug: some cloudiness around the metro area far south of the metro washington. showers and well north across pennsylvania, thunderstorms. in between where most of good. view from hagerstown. cloudiness from north and west. talk about the local conditions. we have showers moving out of king george county, moving across the big ben potomac in southern maryland. other storms on the eastern shore are staying put. in most of the area, a few clouds. farther, we have thunderstorms. as they track to the east/southeast, most of the storm activity stays north of hagueerstown and north of baltimore going through the evening. we will keep an eye on it. meanwhile, the eyes are pointing to the south as we look at the effects from the tropical storm. it's cindy. even though the cloud shields are well to the north from some of the moisture, the actual system is south of the texas/louisiana coastline. we are expecting some sunshine, clouds. warm, comfortable temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70's in the

chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. good afternoon, doug. covereddar shows as with rain. light rain for the most part. only a few pockets, enough to keep your windshield wipers on for the moment. that could change throughout the day. orfact, for the next three four days, we could haveai leesburg, 75 in quantico. in annapolis, 68. 64 in the higher elevations. doppler radar, a lot of rain, but there are some breaks. when you look at this display, pay attention to yellow and red that correspond to heavier areas of rain. way pushes all the southwest across the mountains and part of the ohio valley. any heavy duty rain, heavy thunderstorms should stay south of the metro area. we are looking for the sunshine to break through it times. temperatures will probably remain in the upper 70's. there will be isolated showers and a few thunderstorms as well. we will check out the rest of the week and the next 10 days coming up in about 10 minutes. adrianna: just into our newsroom, new video for the casino attack that left 37 people dead in manila last week

doug hill is here with your forecast. will holdof the rain west of metro washington. temperatures cooler than this time yesterday. 82 in leesburg. 80 and hagerstown. or 91 at noon yesterday. the next several days, we will look at the heat index. humidity levels will creep up again. wise, 86 today, 96 on saturday. father's day is the worst of it. there could be afternoon storms and monday is very muggy. futurecast shows a few showers and thunderstorms possible. ridge, probably not making it much farther east than that. most of the rain and storms stay well to the west. washing out totally before reaching the metro. you can donate online to support d.c. charities. days and about six minutes. adrianna: coming up, london inferno. investigators are searching for a vick runs after flames tore through a high-rise. for victims after flames tore through a high-rise. a world record broken. first, let's get a check on traffic. we have road maintenance operations tying us up around the region. if you are traveling in southern maryland, traffic is tied up. single line, alternating

doug hill will help us answer those questions. doug: it is definitely heating up in a hurry around the area. a few reporting nations. 90 in fredericksburg. frederick at 90 one. 92 at reagan national. our average high is 83. we are well above that already in the temperatures will keep climbing. we are calling for temperatures between 91-95. there will be a warm breeze and up.dity levels will be wherever you are in the afternoon hours, whatever the local temperatures, you can count on it being a couple of degrees above that for what it really feels like outside. game against the atlanta braves, 80 eight degrees just after 7:00. 80's for thein the game. definitely a summer feel all day and all night. and maybeore humidity an isolated shower or thunderstorm ia we will talk about that and the heat in about 15 minutes. within theeaking, last hour, attorney general jeff sessions will testify in front of the senate intelligence committee tomorrow about the russian probe and he wants the hearing to be public. sessions recused himself from o

chief meteorologist doug hill will have more in a few minutes. larry: pride. we will be part of the parade. if you can't make it down there watch it on the sister station newschannel8. wi will also stream it live. >> every nook and cran nev grit essprayed. alison: still ahead while keeping the submarine damp is key to america's history. >> productivity is really taking a hit at the offices in d.c. the ladies are answering e-mails. i'll tell you what they are comparing it to coming up. >> i said whatever works. i hung up and i had to call my wife and break a date with her. i was supposed to take her to dinner. >> one of the all-time great excuses. >> in retrospect, i love spending time with my wife. i wish i had been there that night. me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a na

stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking the end of the heatwave. alison: that is good but we begin with steve rudin who is sweating out count in alexandria. a very beautiful location. steve? steve: it is awesome out here. it's very hot. compared to yesterday when i was at the sprinkler, it didn't feel quite as hot. but now the humidity is creeping up. talk about the heat index values from stormwatch7 and show what is going on. what it feels like when you head outdoors. hopefully you are watching in your air condition. it feels like 100 degrees. quantico feels like it's 100 degrees. petersburg to the west feels lake the temperature in the lower 90's. we have a break in the heat and the humidity coming our way. it's all part of a cold front. that is showers and thunderstorms. more on that. we head back inside to chief meteorologist doug hill. he will give us the latest update. doug: we have a relief coming tomorrow. slightly lower temperatures. still muggy but showers and storms will lead to cooler air. this is montgomery campus in rockville. no indi

stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill will the forecast. we really have to take it in today. doug: all the elements you want. bright sunshine over hagerstown. temperatures are below average. the humidity levels low. as comfortable as can be. talk about the numbers >>> average temperatures this time in the afternoon or the end of the june upper 80's in metro. 82 in washington. 81 in leesburg. only 77 in hagerstown. 80 in baltimore. 80 degrees in quantico. as we go through the evening, things will stay gorgeous here. light winds. temperatures are 80 degrees down to nationals park at first pitch at 7:05. the cubs for game three. last night was sweet. that is for sure. we drop to the lower 70's later tonight. by early tomorrow morning most areas range from the upper 50's to lower 60's. warmer, though, downtown washington. tomorrow it all begins with the heat building, the humidity building. this will be typical. only a couple degrees above average. the typical summer forecast. partly sunny, hot and humid near 90. thunderstorm chances come to the picture over the weekend. we talk a

doug hill is here now with a look for the fourth. doug: beautiful weather here. in rehobeth beach come it is 87 degrees. if you go south to ocean city, the air temperature there is 73. come it will be cooler at the landing beaches this weekend. 87 at reagan national. 88 in leesburg. at joint base andrews and 86 degrees in baltimore. a new element, the dewpoint -- with this kind of air mass come it feels a few degrees warmer. feels like lower 90's. a few clouds this afternoon. showers over the roanoke valley. was that will stay west of the metro area. tomorrow is a different day. we may see a morning shower and some afternoon thunderstorms. tonight will be delightful. just a bit muggy. fourth of july forecast, 10-day forecast and more will make up in a few minutes. adrianna: now, to those tweets making headlines around the nation today. the president attacking joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. the pair firing back today on air and in an op-ed in "the washington post." trump holding a joint press conference with the south korean president. that just wrapped up.

turn the attention now to the weather with chief meteorologist doug hill. it's mild now. ut we know rain is moving in soon. doug: chances of rain >>> overnight tonight to sunrise and tomorrow morning and another chance saturday night and morning. it will calm down after that. some related to what is left over for cindy and some is not. will feel tropical for a bit here. get to the map and show what we have. the temperatures across the area are holding in the 80's. these are the feel like. it feels like 92 in washington. 93 in annapolis. 86 in winchester, milder. moisture with the cloudiness. the rain is here. they have a tropical origin out of mexico. it will move northeastward and rumble of thunder in the morning. showers are possible before the area. we have more coming up. michelle: thank you. several reports of unclear equipment used at largo hospital in prince george's county. suzanne kennedy with how many patients are affected and the hospital's response. >> this was on the largo endoscopy unit where the equipment was used. the authorities here known as the largo med

larry: the gift from doug hill is a nice evening for baseball. michelle: a great evening out there. ug? doug: typical summer baseball weather in the capitol. the temperatures will drop from the lower 80's to the 70's. good feel to the air. beautiful shot from the national harbor. light winds, warm and muggy weather. it's cooler in jointed base andrews, 81. 84 in washington. 86 in leesburg and frederick. at the ballpark tonight, right around the 80 degree mark. the first pitch is 7:05. 75 degrees the seventh inning stretch and heading home is warm and muggy and 72. we look forward to the next couple of days and there will be changes here. things we will watch. shower and storms west of 81. lightning with this batch southwest of harrisonburg that will diminish. tomorrow the chances of the showers and the storms increase. check the timing. the showers will go away from the area but overnight a couple of showers are left north and west. muggy with fog. once we start tomorrow morning it will be cloudy and hazy. fog. temperatures in lower 70's. the showers and the storms will become widesp

before we get to the damage, let's check in with stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill. we in the clear yet or is it still lingering? doug: there are showers there. the threat is ending for most of the metro area and west of the chesapeake bay. this is the line on the eastern shore that kicked through the area this afternoon. just in this area alone 233 lightning strikes in the past 15 minutes. let's go to the big wall and show you the watches and the warnings. areas in pink is shrinking areas under severe thunderstorm watch. mostly south of the area on the shore. the big yellow area, severe thunderstorm warning. for good reason over there. they are getting quite a bit of rain across the area. the doppler shows the heaviest storm out of the picture to the east. we have area of light to a few heavier downpours. can't rule out clap of thunder. mostly it's over. the blue icons you see spread over the screen, these indicate the area of the storm report. most of those are blue areas that represent regions that the trees or branches are down in the area. we have had wind gusts

doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. hazy, hot and humid. 92 degrees in washington. nothing on the doppler radar yet i expect this afternoon, thunderstorms. a live look at national harbor. warm and humid and the wind will be light and with a combination of high temperatures in the 90's and high dew p uncomfortable day here. day three of the heatwave. 92 degrees at reagan international airport. it does feel warmer than that. 90 degrees at joint base andrews, all of them you can add two or three degrees to the temperatures to see what it actually feels like. that is the story all through the afternoon. our timeline through the afternoon shows temperatures topping out at 90 three or 94 degrees. the record high for washington is 96. was set 10 i've 15 years before i was on the planet so it has been a long time. this record. , the first evening pitch against the braves -- it was a tough game last night. we drop into the 80's tonight. humid butow, warm and not 90's. upper 80's and then a cold front will give us a chance of a few afternoon to cool us down a bit. what does t

doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. gorgeous,s just sunshine and low humidity and come verbal temperatures. well below the average is for this time of june. our average high this time of june is in the upper 80's. with that comes increasing amounts of humidity 73 in annapolis, 78 in warrenton and quantico. 76 in fredericksburg. humidity levels. in check. we will top out around 82. -- humidity levels stay in check. sunshine and very light wind and very dry. a great night of whether at the ballpark. -- weather at the ballpark. we will wake up to 66 in the city. the heat and humidity come to the weekend. back into the 90's. we will talk about the next 10 days in just a couple of minutes. adrianna: coming up next -- >> it looked like somebody dropped a nuclear bomb. >> the firefight in california. evacuations underway. firefighters hoping to get the upper hand on this. eric: it is going to be a heavy ride in a couple of spots this afternoon. 66 looking westbound near west moreland street. eastbound delays still have been to

doug hill is in the weather center. it would nice to get rid of the humidity. are not going to complain. doug: no. it's summertime. we did the job here getting the cooler temperatures in town for four days. ending yesterday we had temperatures in the 90's. now we are looking good temperature wise. 84 right now in washington and fredericksburg, woodbridge. 82 in annapolis. 83 in reston. yes, the humidity levels are up a bit. muggy 80's than the low 90's. at least i think so. no shower and storm worries tonight. for everybody going to the nats park and congressional baseball game or you're watching it on newschannel8, the weather is fine. showers and storms restricted to the mountains. they will rain themselves out in the next few hours but tomorrow, some of the showers and the storms could be more widespread. we wake up tomorrow, hazy sky. 70 in dale city. 60's to 70's in the rest of region. the highs tomorrow are kind of like today. 83, 84, 85 in that range. humidity levels are about the same. maybe a touch higher tomorrow. the thunderstorms in the afternoon ar

chief meteorologist doug hill is here to tell us about how great this weekend will look. doug: it is spectacular with plenty of sunshine. we will see, just a few fair weather clouds now and then with beautiful temperatures and low humidity. pretty impressive numbers at noon, 81 at reagan national and 76 in reston. 79 in annapolis. woodbridge at 80 degrees. we will go up a couple of more about the afternoon with a little bit of a breeze from the northwest but a dry air mass. very comfortable. the weekend will be pretty good. tomorrow, not concerned about much weatherwise, nice and sunny with sunday afternoon maybe a few showers and storms. ,or the moment closest action weatherwise is a few showers to the northwest coming up lake erie. those will not make it in our area. fest,rndon fast -- spectacular this afternoon and evening, 70's and dropping to the 60's late tonight. we will talk about the weekend in a few minutes. adrianna: we will see you then. a stabbing suspect is still on the run in arlington. police say the attacker stabbed someone near washington boulevard. they

doug hill is here to look at the forecast. gorgeousis looking with humidity levels noticeably lower and sunshine, a breeze, comfortable across the area. yesterday, dozens of reports related to the storm with when damage and flash flooding. .e will look into all of them there was the tornado and the four corners area, 3:48, embedded in a large area of rain . we saw no indications on radar, and ef zero, we saw the gimmick and the trees snap. had.staking the effect it things are quieting down as yesterday's front has push off the outer banks and plenty of showers there. if you have family in the outer banks, to date not the best day. tomorrow will be better and we are in fine shape in our area with low humidity and plenty of sunshine, 85 in warrington midday and 83 at quantico. .4 at reagan national airport combine that with humidity levels and it feels more comfortable. through the day, climbing plenty of sunshine, mostly sunny throughout the entire region. wednesday morning, summer officially arrives at 12:24 summerw morning, t

doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. how bad is this going to get? how manyall depends storms get up to that level of severe with 58 mile-per-hour wind gusts and higher, torrential downpours, and the possibility of some hail. the biggest threat to the most widespread area of severe weather will be across pennsylvania and new england. with that said, we certainly have the conditions here with this approaching cold front to get severe weather here this afternoon. it looks like most of it will happen between 3:30 and this afternoon. kind of cloudy right now, but very muggy. 86 in washington. we may climb another degree or two. we have plenty of warm, moist conditions that point toward these storms becoming very heavy. there is a concern of flash flooding in some areas, therefore a flash flood watch has been portions -- posted for a greater portion of the metro area and to the north. the ground has been very dry for a long time around here, and these showers and storms are going to come through at a pretty good clip. in these situations, we occasionally

chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking it all. tell us this won't stick around, right? doug: we haven't had that much today. many areas were not measurable amount. just rain drops. big improvement tomorrow and then back in threat of light rain wednesday and thursday with cooler temperatures. it's comfortable and muggy. reagan national airport. drop to 60's in the everything hours. i will stay damp. passing shrinkal or shower. most passed by and the skies clear through the late night hours. as we enter in the overnight, mostly cloudy, 59 to 64 by morning. bright and early on tuesday morning the sunshine is back at the bus stop. 66. 73 in recess. a lot of sunshine. 80 it a dismissal time. the clouds and the cool air return. big jump in temperatures next week. a lot to share in 12 minutes. michelle: thank you. stay ahead of the weather anytime of day with the stormwatch7 weather alert. sign up to have them sent to your home, go to wjla.com. >> orlando is a backdrop as john newman disgruntled employee returned to the place he was recently fired from. he seemed to have tired

chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at our forecast. doug: we are looking live now at the chesapeake bay from chesapeake beach in northern calvert county. a little offshore breeze. ideal fishing conditions. 1-foot waves, and that's it. beautiful thursday. 82 at the noon hour at reagan national airport. 79 in leesburg. adverse -- base andrews. hour-by-hour, temperatures will start to fall. in. high pressure. many areas will wake up tomorrow to temperatures in the 50's. starts7 herndon festival this evening, 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. in downtown herndon. we will drop through the 70's with peers skies and light winds. tomorrow when you get up -- with clear skies and light winds. we will explain the weekend forecast and look at the next 10 days for you in about 10 minutes. now,nna: developing right police in anne arundel county are trying to connect the dots after a double fatal shooting early this morning. suzanne kennedy is at the scene where that gunfire corrupted. -- erupted. suzanne: anne arundel police are trying to figure out how two people

chief meteorologist doug hill is here trackin hey, doug. doug: hey, adrianna. it's very comfortable today and will be tomorrow and thursday and friday and into next week will be very hot and humid weather. very hot out there looking at chesapeake bay at the beach, temperatures in the mid 70's, around the rest of the year 79 at noon in warrenton and 78 in culpepper and 73 in hagerstown and 77 at the air station and 75 degrees in annapolis. plenty of sunshine and a few periods of cloudiness and the atmosphere coming through may trigger an isolated shower especially east and south of the city this afternoon but otherwise a comfortable day and turning cooler tonight. see if we can pick up anything on radar and satellite. most of the activity in pennsylvania moving northeast. we'll monitor these areas here in the appalachians and maybe a couple showers could develop in that region later this afternoon. temperatures tomorrow morning are going to be cool, comfortably cool, 52 in germantown and manassas and 52 in fairfax and and 60 in the city. tomorrow we're back to f

chief meteorologist doug hill will have more on that coming up with a look at the full re next ten days. it will take us to father's day. if you don't like the heat and the humidity some relief is on the way. back to you. nancy: thank you. if you want weather and temperature alerts sent to your phone go to wjla.com/text for the latest. michelle: now to a developing story that could impact the white house. president trump hit with a lawsuit filed by the attorneys general for maryland and d.c. stephen tschida now with more details on the lawsuit and reaction. stephen: yeah, very strong condemnation of president trump coming from the two attorneys general. they say by continuing to conduct his business while in the white house, he is threatening our democracy. the trump hotel, prime location for lavish spending. >> the kingdom of saudi arabia, whose government has important business and policy before the president of the united states spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at the trump international hotel. stephen: the attorneys general from maryland and d.c. filed a lawsuit alleging presi

chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at your forecast. good afternoon, doug. doug: hey there, adrianna. we're looking at blue sky from portions of our home here in arlington but the majority just clouds. there will be more of that through the day and a couple showers, most of that continues to develop and push west of the metro area. let's go over and check out the numbers for you now. for this june 7, kind of impressively low at midday. our average high is 82. 67 right now in warrenton. 70 in culpepper and 64 at annapolis and quantity go at 68 and 66 at reagan international airport. most areas will stay in the 60's and maybe getting close to the 70-degree mark. radar way up here to the right-hand side of that's the metro washington area and most of the rain you go well to the west to find the showers where they'll continue, a few brief heavier downpours and most of it with light rain or drizzly conditions, mother from the north or west and hagerstown to midway and lots of showers showing up just west of the blue ridge and that i think will be an established p

doug hill, not that warm outside either. doug: no. the temperatures that we experience are more reminiscent of the average temperatures for april not the 7th of june. we have had shower. most of it is west of washington. pretty much the area from warrenton culpeper. talk about the numbers. this is so cool. 59 in winchester. 64 in frederick and leesburg at 63. 68 at reagan national airport. no shortage of cloud cover. there is a break of the blue sky. but a steady flow of the moist air from the northeast. the elevation will increase and that is when we find most of the rain. at the moment the heaviest showers here, southwest of warner through culpeper. that is the story for the next few hours. tomorrow will turn partly sunny and make the recovery to the low to mid-70's. as we head to friday saturday and next week, a major warm-up. we'll have a heatwave here. we will talk about that and the numbers that go with it in a few minutes. alison: we'll see you then. thank you. now we turn to the war on terror today. iran's military leaders are

and chief meteorologist doug hill has a check on the forecast. doug: it is gorgeous out there. 80 in warrenton and quantico. 81 in leesburg and frederick. 80 in baltimore. 82 in washington. dry 82. sometimes we tell you the heat index where the temperature is one thing but it feels warmer. that is not the story today. that will be tomorrow and the next day, the next day. but this everything gorgeous. 80 degrees down at the park at first pitch. later tonight we drop in the 50's in the suburbs to 63 in largo. cooler toward the valley. downtown will be in the mid-60's with the sunshine. when you start the day tomorrow. as far as the planner through the day, start in upper 60's. hit 85 at 12:00 noon. feel like 91 or 92 of the week and friday and the weekend, the heat and the humidity will combine. you are definitely going feel the change. lower 90's friday, saturday and sunday. it could be scattered thunderstorm saturday and sunday afternoon in the low 90's. feeling like the mid-90's. what about the fourth and the next ten days? we have that in the fo

doug hill in the weather center with more. >> we have had more showers to go through the area. this is the back edge of the showers that passed here an hour ago. let's talk about the doppler radar. show you a remaining this is just about done. more sunshine through the evening hours. the ballpark is fine. sunshine, 74 at the first pitch. the range of temperatures is 502 to 60. but tomorrow is beautiful at 83. then the heat and the humidity will build and build through the weekend to the low 90's. it will feel warmer. we will check out the fourth of july in ten-day in 11 minutes. larry: talk to you then. theresa may calling for an investigation in the high-rise fire that killed 79 people in london. this is after they evacuated an 11-story building because of what was raised by the london they have identified the body of romero in the top floor apartment where saturday's fire started. they have yet to pinpointed the cause of the fire. alison: rough morning commute for new yorkers. the emergency braking system was triggered but it's unclear if a passenger pulled the brakes. anothe

i am borrowing the globe from doug hill. why so much daylight? really easy, imagine that you are the son and you are the outermost or furthest most point so on the june solstice, the at 23 point five degrees, meaning you have is longer time for the rays of the sun to reach the equator. it's at the furthest that it ever is. veronica: 23 degrees. -- autria: 23 degrees. veronica: all of a sudden the equator is further away from the sun than any other time of you. so, you have longer for those raise. 14onica: 14 hours -- autria: hours? veronica: around 15. and then a gets shorter and today. veronica: but don't think of it that way, that makes it kind of sad. 89 degrees is what we are forecasting today. sunsets at 8:37. the temperatures will be topping out around 89 to 90 degrees. upper marlboro, 89. 94 high today, but it will feel nice for the low humidity. frederick, allce at 87 today. low humidity, day to get out, right? by the end of the week we the have to deal with humidity. cut of tropical in nature, in fact. it will be based on what's left fro

doug hill is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. >> this is a hyatt regency. there are fair weather clouds. sunshine. key with the temperatures that are below average. the humidity levels are low. there are larger clouds that are showing up on the satellite. if you have plans for the afternoon or the evening, spectacular. mostly sunny skies. we are dropping more in the morning. upper air disturbance will pass through mid-day. we will ch days in ten minutes. alison: new information tonight. about this deadly fire in d.c. over the weekend. today we heard radio traffic from the firefighters at the bea body street apartment building. the residents will be able to get back in and a advantage their belongs. coming up at 6:00, find out why residents are frustrated tonight. larry: they hope there will be an arrest of tourists in the french quarter. the men walked back to the hotel when the attack happened. they robbed the victims and took off. one is in critical condition and the other is stable. >> this is not something that has happened in a long time in this area.

back with doug hill in the weather center. we so spoiled. sunshine, low humidity. can we keep it? ug: no. tomorrow le get a nice day. the humidity levels are slow. we had rain showers move through. tomorrow is a full day of sunshine. if you are worried about the showers and you are going to the ballpark. don't worry. we have first pitch of the second game with the cubs at the park. 78 at first pitch. the showers, a good line from charles county eastward to prince frederick and call university county. moving to the chesapeake by a. the future cast will clear it up quickly. high pressure will build in. clear skies. we will wake up in the 50's to 60's. as we get to thursday, the high pressure move to the coast. 90 on thursday. 92 on friday. and the humidity levels will make it feel warmer. so hot stuff is coming our way. looking ahead to independence day on tuesday, the 4th. hot and humid. highs of 92. storms. it will feel closer to 88, 89. 100 degrees. a hot weekend for sure. nancy: syria on notice. do not use chemical weapons. president trump says intelligence shows that syria might

stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast. how is it shaping up? doug: it is looking okay. typical summertime. a couple of days with a higher chance of thunderstorms some days through the weekend. the next lower chances not excessively so. look at the numbers now. a little above average. now 89 at reagan national and reston. 90 nedricksburg. 8 -- 90 in fredericksburg. 90 now in woodbridge. the humidity levels are creeping up. tomorrow you will notice the humidity more than today. no showers locally but a few out west at 81. they will end before they get close to metro area. in the areas west of 81 a cooling shower. the forecast a low drop in temperatures through the 80's tonight. brief look ahead. 92 tomorrow. 93 on saturday. good chance of storms. 91 on sunday. we talk about the fourth and the next ten days in ten minutes. nancy: thank you, doug. happening today the revised travel ban going into effect. president trump having to revamp it after courts blocked his first one. that happened again but the supreme court put an end to that with some rest

and chief meteorologist doug hill has a look back at the significant event across the d.m.v. doug: five years ago this everything the worst wind storm in recent memory hit the washington area. widespread winds of 70 to 80 miles per hour were reported across the region. the derecho left over 1 million people in the area without power heading into that weekend. the damaging winds knocked out 9/11 call operations in part of the area and power disruptions resulted in water restrictions in montgomery and prince george's counties. earlier that day the setting 104 degrees in washington. meanwhile, a line of severe thunderstorms rapidly developed along atmospheric boundary west of chicago. that line maintained or increased the strength as it raced toward the east coast. it got even stronger as it encountered the hot, the humid and unstable air over our area. after sunset it surged across the washington area. the storms claimed 22 lives, six in virginia and two in maryland. the highest wind gust along the derecho recorded in fort wayne, indiana, at 91 miles per hour. derechos typically

jonathan: back now in the weather center with doug hill. if you didn't get out today in get out there. beautiful weather. >> gorgeous. low for the season. the next couple days the temperatures are fine but at the end of the week the heat and the humidity is coming back. give you a preview. this is summer in washington. right now a click of the button. numbers appear. very comfortable. 87 the average high for june. 82 in warrenton. 77 in annapolis. 78 in hagerstown. 77 and comfortable in winchester. overnight, the skies are clear. when you wake up tomorrow, the numbers range from the mid-50's in germantown, 61 in largo. 60 in waldorf. and la plata. 58 in fairfax. close to 63. we will give it period of cloudiness and possibly a few scattered showers. highs are only 78. that is ten degrees below average. week, we have a big change coming. gorgeous weather on wednesday. 83. we get through thursday and friday. the same high pressure bringing us beautiful weather. go out in the atlantic and return the hot and the humid, southerly and southwesterl

doug hill has a look at what comes next. today is perfect, doug. doug: spectacular. look at the image from laurel. blue skies, beautiful cloud cover around the area. that is mixed in to make it delightful. low humidity and comfortable temperatures. what a deal! 79 in warrenton. annapolis at 77. same in quantico. 76 in washington with sunshine. through the early evening we will hold in the mid-70's. later we will drop in the 60's. later tonight the cloud cover will increase once the winds turn northeast. they are in the northwest now. they are in the northwesterly movement. that will change. i don't think the showers get in. overnight everything changes. cooler a north and east. cloud cover increasing as well. early in the morning, showers in fact. look at the computer model. by 1:00 in the afternoon, the light showers and the light rain is passing through to the west. alison is right. a roller coaster. once we get through with the cool temperatures a big increase. the hurt heatwave we expect that. we spell out the numbers for you coming up in ten minutes. nancy: see

doug hill has the forecast. hopefully it won't last too long. doug: just brief showers and thunderstorms. the only exception is tomorrow afternoon where the storms are numerous. that is the only day of the weekend we have concern about. check this out. ten minutes ago in hagerstown, 90 degrees. now it's pouring down rain and 71. why? show you the doppler radar. a little area of the thunderstorms that track out of berkeley county west virginia 20, 30 minutes ago and now going through hagerstown area. that is it for the rain action. west of town. just south of fredericksburg through the lower blue ridge. a couple of showers there. like last night most will dissipate with the heaviest activity out of the hills and stay north of the metro area. otherwise a hot a evening ahead. it shows the showers dispainting. overnight there is a light shower in spots. improving weather conditions until we hit the afternoon with the storms. it's hot out there. low 90's. look what it feels like. 100 in leesburg. 94 at quantico. the heat and the humidity is here to s

chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center. is the stickiness going to stick around? doug: not much longer. drier and pleasant tomorrow. cooler and sticky weather moves in by the middle of the week. not a lot of rapid changes. we see most of the rain today traveling east bay on the eastern shore. we will see a clearing trend as the skies are partly cloudy. that is the start through tonight. we hold in0' the door open for a stray showers. some areas seeing peek of sunshine. good weather for the next few hours and overnight we see the clearing skies from northwest to southeast. 59 to 64 by morning. as we head through the day tomorrow, according to the future cast we don't see that in the rain at all. we'll see the partly cloudy skies and the temperatures with a nice run from 70 mid-morning, close to 80 mid-to-late afternoon. it is going to bring us low clouds, damp conditions and light drizzle. day planner tomorrow a lot of sunshine back. back to 80. we forget how damp it was. then we will go backwards with the highs for the upper 60's. i'll be back in a little bit with

our chief meteorologist doug hill in the stormwatch7's weather center with the forecast on a nice day. doug: it's nice and warm. we got close to 90 in the metro area in the afternoon hours. we have clouds and pop-up showers in hagerstown. dark skies. north and west. shower coming in their way. get you to doppler to show you two areas south and north. those are the areas away that have the showers and they will continue over southern st. mary's county and more showers north of the maryland pennsylvania line. showers northwest of hagerstown. the dark clouds i showed you. that will move through the area shortly. the thunderstorms will stay north we think of the border. it could clip areas of western carroll county, maryland. the metro area, a few clouds at times. at the moment, sunshine outside the windows in arlington. d.c. united taking on atlantic unlimited. i think that is the fame of their team tonight. it will be fine weather. the temperatures will start off in the low 80's. kickoff time. by the end of the game should be 73 degrees. we should be in good shape here. overnight the nu

chief meteorologist doug hill in the weather center with the forecast. >> you know any amount of time th will get to you after a while. heat and humidity. it's not oppressive but uncomfortable. a live look at the national harbor. a few clouds and sunshine. feel of summer in the air. check out the doppler radar. we have been tracking the shower and the storms south of washington. and well knot and west are thunderstorms. they will stay north and west of the metro area. so throughout greater washington. any plans will be muggy. there are no issues. close up now the showers over the mountains staying north of hagerstown. heading north to the northern frederick county. most of the area is partly cloudy. we will drop in the 80's. the humidity level is up. tomorrow is a different story. a cold front will bring showers and thunderstorms to give us relief from the heat. on sunday and monday it's hot and sunny. break from the humidity. what about the 4th? we have the latest update on the weather to expect then in ten minutes. jonathan: i'm jonathan elias at the "live desk." we are tracking bre

our chief meteorologist doug hill in the stormwatch7 weather center with the forecast today. nice out there today. brad: beautiful! you are right. a big change mainly the dew point dropping. zero chance of rain. comfortably warm temperature. talk about yesterday's cold front. it's still showing up on the satellite and radar now across southeast, the carolina coast and the beaches to georgia. this is going to stay there. a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures in the next couple of days. nice until friday. friday the pattern will start to change again from the approach of a cold front. 85 in warrenton. 88 in fredericksburg and quantico. it's 87 at reagan national airport. the hourly forecast shows the temperatures dropping through the 70's tonight. overnight we drop between 62 and 72 degrees. nice with clear to partly cloudy skies. ends with an update on tropical storm the guidance taking it on shore late tomorrow. then the moisture of it will head east. will it effect our area? it's possible. we'll have more to say in nine minutes. see you then. nancy: thank you. developing n

doug hill is tracking them from the weather center. doug: for the fourth day in a row we hit the 90-degree mark or higher in washington until a cold front came through. now we are starting to settle down and there are still showers and the thunderstorms popping south of the metro area. most of the day the activity has been and will remain well south and southwest of metro washington. a few showers here and a few showers along route 1, i-95 corridor but majority are to 83. partly cloudy and maybe isolated storm. same deal for friday. then the warmup and the heat and the humidity return for the father's day weekend. we will check it out in a few minutes. alison: thank you, doug. coming up at 5:00, fall out in flint. find out who is facing manslaughter charges after the city's water was contaminated. >> scream, help, get me out. larry: the dramatic fair in london. what investigators learned about it so far. >> messages of love along mount vernon avenue. how del ray has dealt with this violence. we'll explain in a live >>> unreal. unreal.

storm's doug hill has the forecast. doug: the temperatures we had in the afternoon are pretty much in the range we have on the average in the middle of april afternoon. not june here. but only temporary. one day you will start to warm up and it will get warm. look at the numbers. 66 in washington. 63 in baltimore and frederick. 67 in annapolis. we have been watching the skies all day for rain. we haven't seen much. a few sprinkles. cloudy skies. most are steadier and heavier downpours through the west. that is the story. generally cloudy and the low pressure continues to pull in the clouds and the cool air out of the northeast. clearing will develop overnight tonight. more so for tomorrow. 53 to 59 tomorrow morning. the clouds. the sunshine. beginning of a slow and a very energetic warming trend. take us through the weekend. all of next week. big numbers in ten minutes. back to you. alison: thank you. meanwhile today a funeral for one of the two northwest high school students who were murdered the night before their gra

chief meteorologist doug hill is in the storm center for us. tomorrow and come back again. for the moment, cloudy. the temperatures are holding in the upper 60's to the low 70's in most places near the water. just a little bit warmer elsewhere. rain across the eastern shore and the delaware. that is where the steady rain is. patches to the west and the southwest. over the next few hours the rain will come to an end and it will remain cloudy and also kind of damp throughout the everything hours with the temperatures in the lower 60's by morning. so you see plenty of rain. matter of fact, lower bay and southeast virginia, thunderstorms. the way things are moving, most of the heavy duty weather will stay south of the area. so we look for clouds and a touch of clearing. it will look nice tomorrow. we wake up to temperatures in the lower 60's. see sunshine throughout the day. a change in the wind direction will bring clouds and cooler temperatures and the chances of the rain back hear by wednesday morning. the weekend and ten-day in ten minutes. alison: doug, thank you. all righ

chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center. did you get outside and enjoy at all, doug? doug: absolutely! i got out after lunchtime and spectacular. the first day of june and meteorological summer, first day of the atlantic hurricane season. we have nothing but sunshine and temperatures in the 80's. it's delightful. as we head through the evening the temperatures will drop off and the winds will slacken. a beautiful everything out. by 9:00 or so, 11:00 in the upper 60's. overnight it will turn cooler as the high pressure moves overhead and the clear skies. a lot of the areas for mid-to-upper 50's tomorrow but we head right back to the 80-degree mark. not a perfect weekend forecast but a nice one. we will share it for you coming up in about seven minutes. nancy: looking forward to that. thank you, doug. new developments today after a noose was found inside the national museum of african-american history and culture. tom roussey is live outside the museum where there has been an outpouring of support today. tom? tom: there have. i can show you part of outpouring of support

chief meteorologist doug hill is in the weather center with the forecast. it's nice out there. >> absolutely. at some point late sunday showers could develop but until then it looks great. live look at the udvar-hazy center in chantilly. fair weather clouds. look at the numbers 82 in frederick. winchester is 75. in the mote row, it's 83 at reagan national. to the early evening we enjoy more sunshine. comfortable conditions with the low humidity and the winds from the northwest. it will eventually get down to the upper 60's late tonight and probably a bit cooler when we wake up in the morning. clouds and showers to the north. they are breaking apart. clear sailing through the nighttime hours. we will wake up to the temperatures in the 50's. cool start for the morning. gorgeous weather tomorrow. and gorgeous on sunday but late afternoon the showers and the storms are a possibility. we talk about that and look ahead for ten days in a couple of minutes. larry: long-time lynchburg superintendent scott brabrand is back in familiar territory. he was announced as t

doug hill in the stormwatch7 weather center with the forecast. doug: significant change. but only last a few days. a big warmup expected to begin here. the temperatures are 70, 78 in warrennington. reagan national is 75 degrees. it's just gorgeous weather. it will change overnight. we have cloud cover come in. and before sunrise showers in the area. then the winds change northeast to bring in the low level clouds. area of shower and sprinkles. that is with us earlier in the morning and showers in the day. big warm-up. we have that in eight minutes. >> talk then. the main accuser in the bill cosby sex assault trial testified in court. andrea constand telling the jury she was friends with cosby for 16 months before the night in question. she said she fended off mild advances before the night he allegedly drugged her and sexual assaulted her. she described the drugs as paralyzing and leaving her helpless in the assault. alison: and prosecutors say a young man killed himself after getting text messages from his girlfriend urges him to do it. nancy chen at the "live desk" with

stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has the all-important timing on the potential storms. tell us you have good news, please. doug: i do, nancy. this is a pretty typical summer weekend forecast here. it will be nice. looking at the beaches now at ocean city. already pretty good activity on the beaches for friday. clear skies, sunshine and the warm temperatures. tell you the story as we get through the rest of the afternoon. we will hold in the lower 80's. lower 80's. the air is dry and comfortable. zero chance of rain. just a few clouds at most. delightful weather outside at night. for hourly temperatures we will drop from the upper 70's to the 60's late. probably 60 by early tomorrow morning. the great news here is high pressure will hang strong. for tomorrow, sunshine. comfortable air around 80. we get to sunday and the winds turn southwest. we will warm up. i mean we are talking a big warmup over the weekend. on sunday to the upper 80's. maybe a storm late in the day. going to the downtown herndon festival this everything. gorgeous weather. more good weather news to foll