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. >>> and jim rogers is live toto tell us about his musical career and his experience being hivh positive, and his fight to raisr awareness. we'll have that later. >> jam-packed show. lots of good information.rm we're giving the latest weather forecast, tucker barnes is in the weather center with more ono that.re >>> allison, good morning.rn yeah, warm and humid start to the day, what else is new?is we have temperatures in the 70s, could be thunderstorms this afternoon, and then cool and dry air works in behind our front. there's the live look at radar. the thunderstorms are just toar the north and to our west into southern pennsylvania. they have a history of producino some severe weather to the north and west this morning.morn so we'll watch this line, and this, certainly, we could seement additional line develope ahead of the frontal system. all right.gh temperature at reagan national, 9 degrees, it is going to be another warm day with highsth expected to be in the low toto mid-90s, humidity 74%.90s, winds from the south and west as 7. looks for breezes later behind the front, 15-20 mi

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