allison seymour, fox 5 news. >> sometimes it does help to talk things. >> get it out, exactly. >> ateast they have a forum for that. >> wish them all the best for the service that they do. >> if they did a movie about the weather, it would be ex- rated for extremely hot. >> hot. take a look outside. it's still hot out there. we will show you the skies from the tower cam in northwest d.c. plenty of sunshine still across the area. the humidity was a big factor today. not so much yesterday but today it really made a difference and actually made it feel more uncomfortable than it was yesterday across the region. the week is starting cooler, though, that is a little bit of news for all of you that didn't like the heat but the humidity will stick around. temperaturesly stay in the 80s. on the five-day forecast, we have rain and storms in the five-day that we will talk about and let you know what to expect and when. those highs today, we kicked in at 92 at reagan national. 80 dulles and 94 at bwi thurgood marshall. 8 to 12 above the seasonal average. definitely it was a scorcher. it's still

allison seymour, fox 5 news. >>> the news tonight far from over. the news edge at 11:00 starts right now. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm audrey barnes. a manhunt continues near auburn university in bam. investigators are still searching for the -- in alabama. investigate os are still searching for the man who shot 6 -- investigators are still searching for the man who shot six people near campus. investigators say it was all over a fight over a woman. >> last seen on foot. is he from montgomery, alabama. >> reporter: auburn's police chief says this is the man they're looking for. the fbi accident u.s. marshals and other agency -- fbi, u.s. marshals and other agencies say 22-year-old desmonte williams is on the run wanted for gunning down six men late saturday night off campus near auburn university. >> i believe it was a fight and it went too far and someone got carried way and someone was shot. >> reporter: witnesses backing up that account saying several men argued at a pool party eventually leading to an

>> i'm with the fantastic allison seymour. >> that's a love fest.about plants and vine that can with stand the heat that hopefully we'll be getting around july. >> and coupler is coming. i think that's going to be a sizzler. here is the thick. if you have not gone out to get the plant yet, there will be some that will shine. this time of the year, you get things on sale. this marigold, just because it has some flowers that started to fade, don't worry. this plant is going to flower all summer long. things like dusty miller. this one has been damaged in the about mustry, has a piece that has been torn off, road coming out. don't be afraid of that. these plants are annuals and once you get them in the ground, they will be doing fine. and there salvia, even though it's lost most of its leaves, don't worry about that all these baby leaflets will flush out and you will have a great plain again. >> i hate to interrupt you when you are on a flow but if i saw this, i would be like, uh-oh, do you suggest talking to the person that's working there? >> when yo

i'm allison seymour. >> i'm sherry ly in for will thomas. he was here early but he is feeling under the weather. >> tropical storm debby dumping heavy rains in parts of florida. the storm stationary right now and flooding is a major concern. residents in counties along the gulf coast are being urged to leave low-lying areas. storm is being blamed for one death so far. >> clean-up continues today from friday night's storm here in the d.c. area. brookland in northeast d.c. took an especially hard hit as of last night. pepco said power was restored to 99% of customers across the area. 45,000 people were without power at one time at the tight of those outages. >> we had a viewer that wrote in and said she thought she had a baby tornado move through the neighbor. i love that phrase. it was a microburst. but winds that can approach about 70 miles per hour. >> too seems like it. >> yeah. around here, we have showers and storms. by the way, welcome back. >> people are like allison is back. >> good morning, everybody. >> look for a quick increase in

weather, traffic and all your top stories, allison seymour. she is next to me. >>> good morning. it is friday, june 1st. a live look outside right now. traffic is moving. the sun was still waiting for that. feels comfortable outside. i drive a convertible put the top down on the way into work. tucker barnes says get ready for the possibility of severe weather in the forecast. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm will thomas. >> i'm allison seymour. sarah is not with us today. welcome to fox 5 morning news. a cranked my 1979 mustang window down and rolled it -- oh, when were you in today, the benz, the bentley? >> please. funny. >> good to have you here early. >> i know everybody at home is happy to see you here. >> it is friday morning. >> look at us. >> let's get down to business. will, did you put the top back up on the car? >> i did. >> we've got some showers moving in. >> today will be one of those days where we get a little bit of everything. we'll have early showers, maybe a little sunshine and then look out later this afternoon for the potential for some pretty good

allison seymour has the story. >> the race is on at the university of maryland and for male athletes,h hurdles are also symbolic. a financial deficit has put a number of sports, including men's track on the chopping block. >> just because we had no idea that there was a budget issue. >> a budget issue that is putting their coach in an awkward spot. >> it's a difficult thing to swallow sometimes. >> you see, andrew has been named the men's u.s. track coach for the london olympics. an olympic coach that may have his college program gutted if the team doesn't lead a funding goal by the end of the month. >> you know, they say sometimes what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. it tests my character. it's been a tough situation. >> it is potentially an international embarrassment for the university. >> it's a black eye. i think a lot of that has to do with a economy as a whole. >> the university of maryland is not unique. schools up and down the east coast have cut track programs. like millersville university in pennsylvania. they tried to raise donations. >> unfortunately, it seems to be

. >> i am allison seymour happy you are with us when we start off this morning right. we do that with the help of our main man tucker barnes. >> good morning allison, tony, partial sunshine to start your day, and that will be the theme around here. might be a shower. most of today will be dry temperatures in the 70s. right now we are cool, 59 regan national, humidity 75%, not much wind to speak of currently out of the north, 0 miles per hour and your pressure, 2.99 inches. looking at radar, showers overnight, one or two left over showers across east of the bay, down towards easton and cambridge, and out to the west, but most of the area nice and dry. a few showers redevelop this afternoon in the daytime heating. nothing to worry about here. don't cancel outdoor plans based on rain chances. temperatures cool, highs mid- 70s warmer than yesterday. 74 washington 72 warren on the. more details on the forecast including a look at the weekend. nice warm up on the way. if you like warmer temperatures, you will love it. then traffic and julie has your latest. >> good morning tu

. >> i am allison seymour. we are happy you are with us to start off your day. so it was a great weekend but a little warm. >> it was a little warm? a lot of warm. >> all right. >> tucker says it will be cooler today. >>> good morning. blissering hot around here yesterday, with a daytime high of 92. a little cooler today, upper 80s. not much until the middle of the week but things will gradually get better and better. regan national, 72 degrees, regan national, very warm start humidity up, 89%, winds out of the south, 5 miles per hour. looking at satellite radar, high, thin cloudiness, there will be more cloudiness today than yesterday. and then the rain out to the west see the showers out in western ohio and kentucky, that will start to work towards the washington area later this afternoon. if you are in western virginia, western maryland you stand the best chance of late day showers, maybe a thunderstorm, the rest of us will see showers move in overnight tonight and later tuesday. more details in a couple minutes, we will go with warm, humid, not terribly comf

. >> i am allison seymour. happy you are with us. tucker describes it as glorious. >> i would agree. >> he is here to fill us in. >> good morning. glorious, gorgeous, call it what you want, it will be close to perfect highs will only be upper 70s to 80. still comfortable range but without a lot of humidity, should be a great looking day. 62 degrees check out how cool we have gotten. look at the 50s on the map. 56 dulles, 54 winchester, 58 baltimore that is only telling you half the story dew point temperatures have fallen to low 40s. humidity levels have dropped off overnight and we are in for a comfortable start again a gorgeous looking afternoon around here. looking at satellite radar. high pressure building from the west cold front from yesterday offshore. we should be nice and dry this afternoon highs topping out upper 70s to 80. let me mention it will be breezy, winds will still be like yesterday, during the afternoon, out of the north and west gusting to 25. enjoy a fine looking day temperatures as mentioned expected to be uppe

. >> i am allison seymour. the weather is dominating our headlines this monday morning we will get you all caught up on tropical storm debbi and tell you about the continued clean up and power restoration from the wicked storms that blew through our area friday night and the latest on a huge brush fire that forced evacuations on the eastern shore. >> welcome back. >> nice to see you. >> tucker barnes for the latest on our own forecast today. >>> thank you very much. welcome back allison. glad to have you back. satellite radar we will talk about showers and storms you will see them just off to the northwest. this is radar but you can see the flashing into central and southern pennsylvania, all associated with a cold front which will be working into the washington area by late morning early afternoon. this timing on these unusual they will arrive earlier today. we will cloud up here shortly and deal with the possibility of those storms. temperatures regan national the current temperature is 74 degrees. 74 washing

i'm allison seymour. >>> i'm will thomas. a lot ahead. the d.c.drama with today's vote for an interim city council chairman. sherri ly is live with how the votes are stacking up. >>> a big change coming your way. new plans roll out in just two weeks. what you need to know before you make any changes. we're back with today's smartphone zone. >>> look at her jump. she's determined to get the food on the counter but can't seem to jump hard enough. first i'm making it a boy dog. now a girl dog. you get the point. her clever maneuver to satisfy her craving. you don't want to miss how smart she is. >> it's what they do when they're not at home. you're right. >>> a little later celebrating father's day, a megabrunch involving delicious

. >> i am allison seymour. huge four day party across the pond is finishing up in grand style. we are talking about queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee, marking 60 years on the throne. this morning a service of thanksgiving for the queen at st. paul's the royal family is attending receptions also a lunch will be serviced and in just about two hours a royal carriage procession through the streets of london. last night fireworks shot off at the close of a concert. huge names in music pop history and fame entertained the queen and tens of thousands who jammed the road, leading to the palace. >> unfortunately today's celebrations are happening without the queen's husband, prince phillip he remains in hospital with a bladder infection. he was taken there yesterday one day after taking part in that jubilee flotilla on the river thames. doctors expect to keep him in hospital for a few more days. >>> all right. tucker barnes firmly planted here in the u.s. back to reality tuck. >> thank you allison. good morning everybody temperatures across the area are cool. feels rather english, 50s t

i'm allison seymour. >> i'm will thomas. welcome to fox 5 morning news. >> nice breeze yesterday. it was perfect. low 1r0, low humidity. going to be a little warmer today but we are not expecting any rain. low 80s, low humidity. 69 here in washington. 62 this morning in baltimore. you can see how comfortable we are across the region. look at dulles falling back into the 50s. 57degrees at this hour. 56 down in ocean city. nice start. it will be a bright and beautiful day. today, the mid an upper 80s. the mid-atlantic, you can get up into the great lakes and much of new england and not find anything in the way of cloud cover overnight. high pressure keeping us nice and dry. that will be feet -- tea if -- the feature around here the next couple of days. the chances today are about zero for rain. >> i know we need the rain but it is pretty darned perfect. >> it has been very nice. wait until you see the five-day forecast. >> it is perfect. i guess julie wright, no doubt about it, when it is weather like this, it is a good day for you. >> it is a good day. no problems reported around t

good morning i am tony perkins. >> i am allison seymour.d news to share with you when it comes to your summer vacation plans if you are headed to the ee, there is you picked some of the country's cleanest beaches to visit. more on that finding. >> that is good news. >> all right. just 1 minute after 8:00 a.m., tucker barnes is here. >>> right now, we are fine temperatures overnight falling back to 60s we are low 70s here regan national later this afternoon, and friday,. >> the heat is on. >> that's right sing it allison, we will be singing the blues here by early next week. >> all right. >> different genera. >> a little slower. everything slows down. radar, satellite pictures, quiet right now, quiet this afternoon not expecting shower or thunderstorm activity maybe get a few in here during the day tomorrow. temperatures 71, at regan national, humidity up a little bit from yesterday, 53%, winds out of the top and west at 5, today a hot one, won't be terribly humid, should be sunny and dry, any time you are looking at temperatures mid-90s can

. >> i am allison seymour. >>> a check of weather the key today is umbrella right tucker? >> definitely will. you got it, daytime hours, see some on gain off again rain showers maybe a thunder storm or two. be ready for a wet one. there is a live look at your radar see the shower activity hit and miss across the region. starting to get showers redeveloping in parts of montgomery county, louden county, lees burg, gaithersburg, a few more showers southeast of the city, down towards oxen hills. check back in later today more showers kind of filling in from time to time, and as mentioned the possibility of a storm too. regan national warmth and humidity out there, 70 degrees right now, as regan national humidity 87%, dew point temperatures well into the 60s not very comfortable across the region. here is your forecast, we should see highs top out 80 degrees, lots of clouds around, and again showers with us here on and off throughout your tuesday. more details on the forecast, let 's see traffic. lauren. >>> i think so tuck. a lot of traffic out there, lots of little fender ben

. >> i am allison seymour. >> the summer is already slipping away. >> don't say that it just officially started. >> it is june 27th already. give us another good one i am already in mourning for the end of summer. >> believe me after this weekend you will not be mourning for summertime. your current temperatures very comfortable another nice start to your day overnight falling back to 50s and low 60s. baltimore, dulles 61, fredericksburg, 67 for you ocean city, 54 degrees. menty of visibility, low humidity not much water in the atmosphere very dry, beautiful day. satellite radar look how quiet it is, not a lot to talk about a lot of heat out to the west that will start to build in here later this afternoon warmer than yesterday, but really as we get into thursday and particularly friday and the weekend temperatures will jump. more on that coming up. today, enjoy another beautiful afternoon low humidity, nice and dry, highs mid-to upper 80s. this is about where we should be, 87 washington, 86 la plata. now to traffic and julie wright has your latest. >> with this new waze feature we are

. >> i'm allison seymour. >> welcome to fox 5 morning news. >> get out whatever you need to get that relief when it is humid and hot. >> it is already humid. you see a hint of what is to come for the rest of the day. >> skies mainly clear into the course of the morning. that is how our day will start out. i can't show you much on the satellite-radar composite because there is not much to show. we've got clear conditions out there with just a few high clouds. those clouds will start to move in and thicken up a little bit more later in the day. here is a look at yesterday's highs. these are the highs from yesterday. we had 75 degrees at reagan national airport. 74 at dulles and 77 at bwi. it will be a much warmer day today, however. currently 58 degrees. there is that number, 87% humidity right now at this hour of the day. southwesterly wind at five miles per hour. so when it is that humid this early, it is a pretty good indication of what is coming down the pike. by midday, expect to be around 57 degrees. by the 5:00 hour, 78. we do have a chance today of seeing a shower and a slight

. >> i'm allison seymour in for sarah simmons. >>> clean-up. it does continue this were nothing from friday's severe weather. the national weather service confirms that nine tornadoes indeed touched down in the state of maryland. howard and harford counties were hardest hit with two ef-1 tornadoes packing winds of up to 110 miles per hour. five others were ef-0s with winds as high as 58 miles per hour. three montgomery county tornadoes, one hit prince george's county and one hit carroll county. the other two tornadoes, one in anne arundel, the other in carroll county have for the been classified yet. >> there are two confirmed tornado touchdowns in virginia. one in petersburg, the other in hampton. the hampton tornado left behind a path of damage more than three miles long. it tore through downtown and a yacht club then moved into the chesapeake bay. some minor injuries were reported as well. julie wright was saying her parents are from the hampton area and they are busy like their neighbors cleaning up but fortunately, no reports of any injuri

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i'm will thomas gym a allison seymour. >> let's show you this incredible video out of florida. tropical storm debby continues to pound the florida panhandle and north florida. governor rick scott has declared a statewide emergency in wake of widespread flooding. look at those cars just sitting there abandoned. the storm has been practically parked off the gulf coast since the weekend and could drop up to two feet of rain over the next couple of days. they could use a break out there. >> unbelievable. tucker barnes joining us up here now with more on that scene and what is going on around here. >> we'll have more on debby coming up but it's slow mover. it will be days and days before they finally call it quits on the system. >> it is the rain that -- not the wind. it is the rain. >> the wind are only 45 miles per hour. it is the rain and the threat of a few more tornadoes. >> hopefully the declaration of an emergency will free up funds to help people because you know there is a lot of damage inned intoing like that. >> i'm afraid it will get worse before it gets better. around h

. >> i'm allison seymour. >> let's day say hello to tucker barnes to get the latest on what is going on outside. >> nice start to your day. temperatures in the comfortable range in the 50s. >> it feels pretty good. >> almost light jacket weather to kids at the bus stop. it is hard to believe. going to be a nice afternoon. >> this is normal lit time of year the kids go in shorts. >> they're like oh, when is cool going to be out? >> you put the suntan lotion on at 6:00 in the morning. a couple of showers out towards easton and st. michaelal's. that shower has been pretty persistent for the past hour or so. allison, as soon as you come in, i use the word. >> what is with you and bubble. >> that sounds gross. >> i don't know why it keeps happening. front royal and culpeper have a few light showers as well. 59 now in washington. we are very comfortable. parts of the area in the 40s this morning. afternoon highs will be a little warmer than yesterday but still quite comfortable afternoon with low humidity and high temperatures in the low to mid-70s. about 74 for a daytime high. >> let's sa

fox 5's allison seymour has the story. >> reporter: jason gallegos is quite literally watching the storyhis life. >> the army is coming to an end and take a lot of pride in what i did over there. >> reporter: it's a video he created, part of a program designed to help soldiers cope with post-traumatic stress disorder. the u.s. army first sergeant deployed to iraq three times and has nightmares including one involving a young soldier who died while under his command. gallegos is one of about 20 iraq and afghanistan vets who have participated in a film making program called i was there. >> making a videoor movie is not going to cure anything. i think it's an outlet to put your emotions out there, your experiences so people will understand. >> we stat with the power of story -- start with the power of story and we talk about the soldiers being uniquely qualified to tell their story because they're the only one living it. >> they're not just able to think about this happened, this roadside bomb, did i this, i did that and -- i did this, i did that and it has had this effect on me, they can a

. >>> we want to mention real quickly allison seymour is mcing an exciting casino night for you all west field marriott dulles hopefully everybody will come out and support because animals like brazil and lady deserve loving homes. >> we need sponsorships items donated come out see allison you don't have to know how to gamble we will teach you. >> come out join us >> back to you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you and this morning holly is getting a lesson in cars and racing. >> she is learning more about an organization that gives at risk students our area the right education and resources to further their passion in engineering. >> hey guys we have been talking about how legitimate this program is just to give you an idea, this car that they have been working on, it raced on the track at daytona, it was exhibited at the washington auto show, i mean, these kids are legit it is the things dreams are made of and the real dream here is the future it creates for those young people rickey how old are you? >> 18. >> how long you been working on this car. >> for about maybe a year or so but we

i'm allison seymour, sarah is off today. welcome to fox 5 morning news. here is our man tucker barnes with the latest. >> as tony the tiger said, it is great. >> is if? >> is it? >> the forecast is going to be great. more sunshine and a nice breeze. >> who could ask for anything more? >> who could? maybe a five-day forecast filled with more. you got it, allison. still quite humid. ite humid. there is sentinel radar. we are quiet now. we've lost the shower activity overnight pushing off to the east. picked up about 1/4 inch of rain at reagan national. looking at bright skies ahead. if you had to postpone a pool party. >> and we did. >> i think today will be ideal for it although it will be a little breezy so the kids will not need towels to dry. they can just air dry. high temperatures in the low 80s. >> looks pretty. >> thank you. >>> we'll get a check on your wednesday morning traffic with lauren demarco. >> i am starting this 6:00 a.m. hour with a little look at waze. checking out northbound 95. as you travel northbound, reports of some heavy traffic ne

. >> i'm allison seymour. do i have four more hours? >> it is one of the benefits of working early because your weekend starts a little earlier. >> you got that right. >> look who is joining us, gwen tolbart. >> i i have to work on the weekends. >> i know. >> while they're out subpoenaing this weekend, i'll be here handling it all. >> where that is small violin? >> the good thin about it is the weather is going to be absolutely fantabulous. we've got sunshine today and it will last into the weekend. i'm happy to say ridge of high pressure in control. i don't have any clouds on this map to show you. i don't have any precipitation to show you. but i've got some clear conditions out there. so here is a look at what is going on right now. officially at reagan national airport, 61. 72% humidity. not as bad as yesterday. southwesterly wind flow right now at five miles per hour and it is 51 degrees at dulles. we've got 5 # at bwi thurgood marshall airport. here is a look at what we're sun right across the board. a high of 48 degrees, folks. it

i'm allison seymour. >> and i am melanie alnwick. sarah simmons a little under the weather today. we hope she is hope and resting that voice a little bit. >> tucker. >> are your kids having the last day of school. >> last day of school. >> a big one. >> i put together the bus stop forecast. >> i wish you had included some sunshine for the bus stop forecast. >> the sun is up but we won't see a whole lot it was today. definitely umbrella weather here. rain showers moving through. had a brety good little batch it was in the past hour or so. a few scattered showers here south and west of the city. you can see showers starting to develop streaming up and ahead off you are next frontal system which will be moving in from the west today. lots of clouds in the forecast. still going to be quite warm and very humid out there today with high temperatures expected to be about 08 08 -- 80 or so and maybe a thunderstorm or two this afternoon. temperatures, nice and warm out there. 70 at reagan national. 70 in fredericksburg. oweship city, good morning to you. 70degrees. highs later today as men

i'm allison seymour. >> i'm will thomas. before we get to weather and talk about all this heat we want to bring you breaking news in northwest washington. we do have a live picture now to show you. this is a fire on glenbrook road. this is near american university. you can see the smoke rising up on our tower cam. it is on the right of your screen. we believe it is a house that is on fire. that is all we know at the moment. we'll share more information just as soon as we get it. guys, i bet you will agree with me. that doesn't look good. hopefully firefighters get a hand olympic that real quick. >> part of the other story is the dryness, right, tuck officer. >> we've been very dry. we need some rain. we've got a for you showers north and east of the city. it is just hazy, hot and humid conditions here to stay. >> i think we hit 109 yesterday. it will be warmer today. >> yes, we'll have more humidity. that will be creeping up throughout the day. >> better stay put somewhere nice. >> you want to take the heat seriously later t

. >> i am sarah simmons, allison seymour has the morning off. >> when i first woke up, tucker barnesforecast. >>> definitely umbrella weather, let's kick it off and look at radar, shower activity moving in from the west, most of the rain shower activity has been out to the west and will continue to kind of fall here, on and off throughout the area for your morning hours. front royal, just to

i'm allison seymour. >> and umeh will thomas >>> coming up in the 9:00 hour, it is action packed. of school seniors sliding down a slippery slope. let's see how many s' we can put on this one. they can't walk across the stage after a senior prank gone wrong. one of the students talking about his punishment. >>> and walt the wizard william made history. now he is shifting his focus from the court to biking in an effort to raise money for people with is abilities. he will here to talk about the challenge. >> will be it's tea ache a peak into studio b. we need that smell-a-vision. >> i'm cooking in the kitchen with a chef dedicated to teach men how to cook and have the perfect drink. what's that perfect drink? >> might be beer? >> i guess you are right. take the fear

. >> i am sarah simmons allison seymour has the day off. that cancer story -- we have all been so sick in the newsroom none of us should be able the debt cancer because the colds just keep going -- get cancer because the colds just keep going around. weather. >> fantastic idea. made me nervous, to wash my hands. radar and shower activity is limited, drizzle out there, here and there, quiet conditions at the moment still a lot of clouds to start your day more sunshine than yesterday hang in there. by afternoon partly sunny conditions and warmer too. well into the 80s more humidity building building towards this heat wave we will get starting tomorrow 70 regan national, humidity up, winds out of the south, 7 miles per hour. partly sunny conditions late day storm, 86 daytime high in washington 88 waldorf, 87 warren on the. if you like 90s you will love the next couple days. >> thanks tucker. >>> julie wright and find out what is happening on area roadways. >> good morning once again to all of you yes it has been busy on the highway we have had

. >> i am allison seymour. >>> national weather service confirmed at least nine tornadoes touched down in maryland friday. the strongest, hartford counties, ef-1, twisters touched down in montgomery, caroll, and anne arundel county. >> people are cleaning up in petersburg virginia after severe weather swept through that area a tore than doe up to 85-mile an hour winds tore through, damaging homes knocking down trees and causing power outages in hampton officials say a tornado caused more than $4 million in damages. fortunately only a few minor injuries have been reported there. >>> all right. the weather much improved today, gwen tolbart is in for tucker. good morning. >> good morning allison and tony. much calmer as well as it was over the course of saturday and sunday, we are getting a little bit of sunshine. a few clouds from the west, not much to be concerned with. a bit more in cloud cover, wet weather has moved its way off the coast. 63 degrees regan national airport, humidity up 67%. winds are calm that will change by this afternoon i am expecting to see winds pick up and become

. >> i am will thomas in for allison seymour.hat is holly morris' shot i guess there is a water theme with her lately. >>> there has been, building boats yesterday. >> not bad if it is going to be warm you want to be near the water. >> let's go to tucker and get the latest on this really hot forecast. >> hey, good morning. yeah, temperatures overnight just not cooling off a whole lot currently upper 70s. a little sunshine, well into the 80s another hour or so, eventually near record heat with highs expected to be 99 degrees. 78 currently in the city, regan national, 76 baltimore, 75 ocean city, you can see most of the area here s on the warm side and of course i am not showing you the humidity running 85%. a lot of watt inner the atmosphere as well and plenty of haze to start your day. all right, heat advisory in effect until 10:00 p.m. tonight, never expired overnight. we will deal with plenty of heat around here for the afternoon into the evening hours we will start to get some relief as we get into tomorrow afternoon but, we g

. >> i am allison seymour. one of our colleagues is enjoying a well deserved day off. gwen is in for vacationing tucker barnes. good morning. >> he chose a really good day to take off weather is definitely a gift to everyone with the exception of humidity. we don't have anything happening in the skies. plenty of sunshine for the most part of your day. we see a little change, but in the meantime 58 degrees, regan national airport, 54 dulles, 56 bwi marshall. so we are looking at temperatures elsewhere in our neighbourhood we've got 63 annapolis, 52 cull pepper, 56 degrees hagerstown. martins burg, 54 degrees. 58 fredericksburg. today, a look at your day planner, by midday, expect to see our temperature 75 degrees. looking at a high of 80 degrees, cannot rule out a possibility of a pop up shower or even an isolated thunder storm. instability built in as a result of a trough we have as well as pretty warm, moist air moving in across the area. so just keep your eyes to the skies. humidity is what you are going the feel with the 80-degree high it will get uncomfortable. mak

. >> and i'm sarah simmons, allison seymour is off, she'll be back next week and meantime some heat but not as good as it was yesterday. >> hey tucker. >> a little better today. high temperatures in the low to mid-90s instead of the high 90s. reagan national at 99 degrees yesterday was a record. let's take a look at the morning temperatures and we are on the warm side. very humid conditions. 83 right now in washington. so we just never got out of the 80s overnight. and here we are off and running again. 81 baltimore. 76 this morning in ocean city. 73 in winchester. looking at the radar a few showers popped up during the overnight hours and a lot of cloud cover out there as well. the trend will be more and more in the way of cloud cover and a better chance of showers and some thunderstorms developing particularly mid to late afternoon as we have a cold front that will coming from the north and west. that comfort will provide some relief but the cool and dry air won't really get in here until late tonight. hot and sticky again today with high temperatures in the low to mid-90s. 94 frederi