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storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal has more on that threat and your what to wear forecast. orning, amelia. >> good morning, aaron and eun and to you. rain from the overnight and very early morning hours now exiting the area. clouds sticking around but as we work our way into the midday and afternoon hours, clouds break up and with that temperature soar and it's a little bit humid today. getting the kids ready for school and as you step out for work you might want to grab the umbrella, no you won't need to use it likely unless you get home later tonight. kids, short sleeves and shorts are fine today. highs near 80 degrees. here's what you can expect for the remainder of the morning hours. as we work our way towards the 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. hours, we're dry. clouds still hang on. by 10:00 a.m. we're flirting with 70 degrees. we will be warming quickly. damp at the bus stop today but again for the most part the morning rain has exited the area. after-school activities will be threatened with those thunderstorms. moving through the d.c. metro area between 5:00 a.m. and 9:00 p

let's check in with amelia segal. she's in for tom. >> yeah. you're right. rain for another few hours, drying most of the day. but then for the afternoon and evening hours showers and storms are in the forecast. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 64 in washington. 57 in frederick and gaithersburg. your drive time between 6:00 and 8:00, a shower is possible. wet roads mid 60s. 8:00 to 10:00 we're drying out. temperatures already near 70 degrees. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar, a steady to light to moderate rain. notice 5:00 a.m. this is pushing off to the east. by 6:00 a.m. airs inside the beltway should be mainly dry. 8:00 a.m. still cloudy but dry. noon we start to break out into sunshine, melissa. with that temperatures soar to near 80. our severe weather threat for the afternoon and evening hours. i'll have the timing come up in ten minutes. how are the roads right now? >> another downed tree. this is northbound gum spring road at braddock. we have lanes blocked in chantilly because of this downed tree. this rain is not making things easy this morn

amelia segal will join us live with your walk to work weather. now a look at the commute this morning. we had an accident on 270. >> that's right. 270 again southbound as you're passing buckeystown pike. right now at this point this morning, it is a little bit slow, but looks like it's off to the right side of the roadway. taking a look at south of there, 109, pretty clear. just seeing the normal slow downs as you kind of turn left through hyattstown. 66 into town, no real problems. and the slowest spot is at dale city nothing happening just some typical volume there this morning. overall a look at prince george's county looking quite good. had a couple of crashes in prince george's county that have cleared out of the way, so that's great. i'm back at 6:11. i will see you then for weather and traffic on the 1s and with we'll have some travel times for you. >>> the death toll from the massive earthquake in nepal now topping 5500 people. police there say 8 million people have been affected. international aid finally being distributed in remote area

meteorologist amelia segal -- >> speaking of consistent good stuff, amelia segal. >> yeah i was thinking that. i wasn't sure if i was the appropriate to say it. >> i'll say it. >> thank you, guys. it is nice out here, just a little bit of a chill in the air but the winds are calm. you can hear the birds and in fact somebody out here mowing their lawn here in northwest. temperatures in the 40s and 50s for the most part. 54 in washington, but manassas and warrenton in the upper 30s. we are in for a beautiful day, no rain in the forecast, plenty of sunshine. highs in the mid 70s. so drive time looking good. morning, midday and afternoon, you just need the sunglasses. today is going to be the warmest day for the remainder of the workweek. temperatures will cool through friday. coming up in ten minutes, tom will have more on that when the warmer weather returns. for now we send it over to melissa. how are the roads looking on this wednesday morning? >> overall pretty good. we have this problem outer loop of the beltway at forrestville road. a two-car crash on the shoulder right now. still tho

time for weather and traffic on the ones. >> amelia segal is out on the weather deck.ood day to be outside today ah nearly perfect today. plenty of sunshine right now there is no wind. completely still this morning. and not a cloud in the sky. there's a bit of a chill in the air, but we're going to warm up very quickly during these early morning hours. 55 is the temperature right now in washington. 43 in college park. and your drive time forecast for today is looking good. morning, midday and afternoon, only thing you'll definitely need, the sunglasses. plenty of sunshine. melissa, you're tracking lots of volumes on the road this morning. >> yeah and speaking of is up glasses a lot of sun glare. this has picked up quite a bit on 66 east at nutley street. not as slow as it was approaching nutley. right now chopper 4 over the issue we were talking about near wisconsin earlier. this is the outer loop. you can see vehicles off on the ramp. doesn't seem to be causing any sort of a major problem. 270 south germantown to the beltway, 20 minutes. slowest spot is 95 north from

coming up amelia segal will have your walk to work forecast. we're driving live on 95. >> first 4 tracker right now headed northbound before dale city. looking for that crash that i can show you a live picture here of in a moment. take a look here off to the right side of the roadway. that is why we're seeing these kind of unusual slow downs, 95 northbound at dale city at least for this time of the morning. georgia avenue at norbeck road, a report of a crash here. you can see the reflection of those flashing lights here in that sign right there. just looking the wrong way. wide look at things, overall no major problems as you look at the beltway this morning. no major issues. the earlier road work at colesville road has cleared and "m" street northwest at 12th the road is closed there. back in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> 5:04 is your time right now. new developments from the protests in baltimore. protests over the death of freddie gray are now spreading nationwide. people are marching in new york, minneapolis and boston. you can se

let's go straight to meteorologist amelia segal in the weather center. >> good afternoon, jim and pat. certainly feeling like spring outside, the cool/cold mornings and nice comfortable afternoons. here is i look at current temperatures, washington now at 60, so far the warmest it's been all day, 59 in manassas, 59 in gaithersburg, plenty of sunshine out there. beautiful as we head into the evening hours. as we keep clear skies across the area it will be another cold start tomorrow morning. this is what you'll be waking up to temperatures in the 30s and 40s across the area. tomorrow morning washington at 41 dree degrees, frederick at 37 and la plata and 36. going for a run or walking the dog tonight? i'll let you know how long it will stay comfortable outside before the chill sets in. pat? >>> confronting the future or hanging on to the past. first at 4, the controversy over a proposed highway in our area. and new developments on whether it's going to ever be built. >>> mothers running their daily errands tarted by thieves. first at 4 today, the warning for local moms and the simple t

amelia segal joining us from the "weather center."sunday looking like. >> 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. a high today of about 65. yesterday our high was 84. plenty of clouds right now just allowing a little filtered sunshine for the morning and midday hours partly to mostly cloudy skies, completely cloudy this afternoon. you can see this rain down here just starting to push into virginia. this continues to move in moving toward the northeast. it arrives as early as 3:00 but holds off until about 7:00 p.m. right now 53 degrees and will remain in the 60s for the remainder of today. overall not as warm as it was yesterday. around midday hours temperatures in washington in the mid-60s. coming up angie, i'm going to have future weather show you the timing of showers and when those showers change to heavy rain and potentially severe thunderstorms. >>> amelia thank you. developing this morning out of california 200 homes threatened by a fast moving wildfire. the fire started about 10 hours ago and already burned 175 acres near the

. >> check in with storm team 4 amelia segal in for chuck. good morning, amelia. >> good morning. not a bad day, just more spring like day. yesterday feeling more like june today like april with a high of 65 degrees. plenty of clouds around a little more sunshine for the remainder of the morning and midday hours. in the afternoon clouds and breezy conditions. here is the latest on satellite and radar. notice rain starting to stream in to parts of virginia and west virginia. this is a system that will bring us rain in the afternoon hours, holding off to the early evening hours. right now we're at 64 degrees. we're not going to warm up too much more from where we're at. 10:00 a.m. still around 64 11:00 a.m. much the same by noon. temperatures still in the mid-60s. coming up adam show you future weather. wind showers arrived, when those transition to potentially downpours and when we'll be tracking thunderstorms in the forecast tomorrow afternoon. >> all right. we'll stay tuned for that. thanks amelia. >>> right now metro conducting full scale emergency drill at the green belt metro

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal is tracking where you'll see showers tomorrow where you live at 6:12. >>> lau enforcement is facing a big leadership change. the richmond times dispatch reporting the chief law enforcement officer is in charge. the most recent incident in charlottesville brought about numerous protests. >>> a woman facing 17 years in prison. according to media report tonya bondik entered an alford plea. she was convicted of setting two fires on the eastern shore. her co-defendant charles smith is awaiting sentencing. >>> new this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what set off a series of explosions at a building in the texas police department. half a dozen of blasts went off in this building in the town of bryan. no one was hurt. >>> also new this morning, an egyptian court sentencedous ted president mohammed morsi to 20 years. >>> it is 6:18. right now, police are asking for your help to find a missing man. he's been missing since yesterday and was last seen in the rockville area. this is 39-year-old richard brown. montgomery county police say he

>>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal. here are your weather headlines for tomorrow.ficantly warmer. 30 degrees warmer. fog in the morning. and then thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening hours. now, it will be a line of storms that are moving through the area and that will be brief. only lasting about 30 to maybe 45 minutes. but some of those storms could be on the strong to severe side. so you do tomorrow. tomorrow will be a weather alert day. after that that sets us up for a spectacular weekend and even into next week. the weather overall is still looking nice. here's your forecast. tomorrow areas of fog, showers possible but no storms. midday some limited sunshine. it's warm and there's a chance of a shower. from about 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. the potential of when we'll be dealing with storms that could be on the strong to severe side. hail damaging wind gust an isolated weak tornado can't be ruled out. on storm team 4 radar, the area is try right now but there's a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of western virginia ohio up into pennsylvania allegheny a

>>> first at 6:00 rain and maybe storms moving through our area. >> storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segalking it all from the storm center. amelia everybody going to see rain around here tonight? >> everybody's going to see rain but there will be breaks in the activity. if you're heading out this evening, have your umbrella no you might not need to use it. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar, only tracking showers across the area. a very low thunderstorm threat. we could see a bit of heavier rain moving through later tonight. right now, that's just not the case. some activity in southern maryland up into frederick county and back toward the luray area. this storm system will be moving through. this is all ahead of a cold front and that brings much cooler air for tomorrow. here's my latest rain time line. scattered rain until 10:00 tonight. then the best chance for steady rain will be from 10:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. there could be some heavier rain at times as well. some scattered showers until about 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. coming up temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 40

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal is tracking rain on the radar. >> tracking sleet and rain and seeing this activity into the evening hours. rain will continue to overspread the area. but it is not going to make it to baltimore so that game will get in just fine. here is the latest with future weather. 7:00 p.m. notice everybody is seeing this showery activity and continues overnight and when it comes to an end tomorrow chris, in my full forecast. >> thanks amelia. >>> the caps had a chance to end their series tonight but instead we're all going to get a game seven. jason is at the live desk with the latest. hey, jason. >> the capitals did have a chance to close down nassau chris um -- coliseum in style. they are 1-3 in game seven since 2010. let's look at how things went down today. plenty of banners at nausea cos ileum. tafres and gets steam rolled by ovechkin and sending it in and he beated braden holpy, they did add an empty net goal and beat the caps forcing a game seven on monday at verizon center. now coming up in sports we'll have more from new york plus the wizards also

. >> and expect a bit of a chill by tomorrow afternoon, but a storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal shows us rain is the story right now. hi amelia. >> good evening, doreen. that's exactly right. i'm tracking showers on storm team 4 out ahead of a cold front. this cold front clears our area early tomorrow morning. right now rain is impacting areas of southern maryland including charles county just starting to move into prince george's county. fauquier county showing the steady shower activity areas south of washington along i-95 also dealing with this rain. this continues to move into d.c. over the next 30 to even 45 minutes. here's what you can expect at midnight. still tracking showers across the area. steady rain comes to an end by 2:00 a.m. after that hit or miss showers. most of the area is dry by 5:00 a.m. everybody is dry by 8:00 a.m. temperatures right now in the 60s and 70s but tomorrow will drop to the 40s and 50s. i'll let you know when the temperature change happens coming up in ten minutes. >>> new and disturbing details tonight on a child neglect case that would infuri

amelia segal says that a breezy and chilly holiday weekend is on tap. hi. >> good evening. that's exactly right. i'm tracking showers on storm team 4 radar. most of this activity well west of the d.c. metro area. you can see in far western maryland back to west virginia all of this ahead of a cold front. this clears our area saturday morning. what does that mean for tomorrow? grab the umbrella. have it handy. you'll be dealing with rain. 6:00 a.m. showers around. otherwise cloudy skies. 7:00 a.m. some of that scattered activity with most of the rain in parts of virginia and western maryland. 8:00 a.m., even heavier rain moving through the area. the trickiest part of this is n you're most likely seeing a lull. that will be around just after 11:00 a.m. from noon until about 3:00 p.m. this system has a big impact on our temperatures. i'll let you know how cold we'll be for the weekend coming up in ten minutes. >>> new details tonight about what president obama is calling a historic agreement over iran's nuclear program. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not impresse

meteorologist amelia segal is here to tell us when and how bad -- how we had it's going to do? >> doreen we'll be tracking rain moving into the area during the late afternoon and evening hours tomorrow. now, this system right now impacting parts tennessee, the gulf states arkansas and pulling out of texas. with future weather i'm starting you off at noon. the clouds already in place. it's another chilly day. it won't be breezy though. so some good news there, but look at what happens at 3:00 p.m. rain is in prince william and fauquier counties. as we work our way into the evening hours, early evening, rain is impacting washington arlington, alexandria and continuing to push into prince george's county. by 9:00 everybody is dealing with light to moderate showers. rain continues overnight. now, before the rain arrives, there will be some frost in spots tomorrow morning. i'll let you know when you can expect as far as that's concerned and when does rain leave the area? doreen. >> right now the biggest coffee chain in the country is giving away free coffee to thousands of customers

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal is tracking it when it arrives. and when we could see a big bump in temperatures. . >>> pulled from a burning building. this afternoon, hear from the man who barely escaped with his life after huge flames surrounded him. his first words after he was rescued. >>> fixing one of our area's biggest bottlenecks. first at 4, how you can help decide the future of a street noth for gridlock. >>> right now, storm team 4 is tracking those showers headed our way. >> so when is the heaviest rain going to fall and when could we see some rumbles of thunder or hear them, amelia? >> well, we expect rain to be moving through the d.c. metro area mainly between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. tonight. no severe weather in the forecast for tonight, but there could be an isolated thunderstorm and maybe a bit of heavy rain. as far as the severe weather is concerned, we're focusing on friday. i talked about timing earlier. mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. here are your weather headlines. tomorrow, thursday cloudy cool, damp once again te

. >>> rising temperatures happening right now, amelia segal is keeping an eye on things. going to be a hot one. >> you're right, aaron. high temperatures hard 80 degrees. we're at 72 right now. what's helping us? the southerly components to the winds. temperatures will continue to warm even feeling a little humid with that scattered showers and storms are likely this afternoon and storms could be on the strong to even severe side. my main concern is going to be high winds that could cause isolated wind damage and maybe some small hail. those storms with a cold front that's moving through so tomorrow it won't be as warm. high temperatures near 70 degrees but plenty of sunshine and a little bit breezy. the chance of showers later in the day on wednesday and by the end of the week low 60s for highs. hour by hour forecast with future weather, barbara, coming up in a bit. >> thanks amelia. the caps are getting ready for a must-win game against the new york islanders. they're down 2-1 after yesterday's overtime loss on long island. alex ovechkin had three shots on goal. another

." >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal tracking big changes in store for the weekend. that's going to be because of a storm system that will be impacting us and potentially even tonight. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. some isolated showers mainly in far western maryland. back into west virginia. this storm system brings us rain at times throughout the day tomorrow and maybe even an isolated shower this evening. 11:00, 64. it's breezy. coming up how much cooler it will be for the holiday weekend. >>> a campus community, certain steps being take. after a controversial e-mail went viral. can it bring students and officials together? >>> a plan in the works and impacts how much many of you spend in stores for your home >>> right now, students at the university of maryland are meeting to talk about a controversial and now viral e-mail. it was sent by a former student and contained references of rape as well as racial slurs. the university president is expected to take part in the open discussion. he reportedly determined most of the e-mail's content is protected b

. >>> let's go to amelia segal keeping her eye on the rain. >>> as we work our way into the afternoonning hours tracking scattered showers west of i-95, the chance of showers to the east. >> that's news 4 midday. - no, give it to me. - i will not... lose to you again! stop it, let go, let go! kristen! let go of me! [kristen screams] (melanie) theresa, are you okay? what-- (theresa) i really-- i think this--i think this is... yeah, he is. that's your son. oh, my god he's so beautiful. he's so beautiful. hi. daniel, listen i am so sorry to do this but i have to cancel.

amelia segal is updating her forecast right now. >> a local aspiring rapper killed while making a news video. news4's darcy spencer uncovering new information about what appears to be a freak accident with deadly consequences. >>> here's the latest on storm team 4 radar, tracking areas of rain moving through the region. and we'll continue to have rain at times for the remainder of the evening hours. as we take you around the radar, this activity around washington county and the panhandle of west virginia southern maryland as well and now tracking rain inside of the beltway moving through washington. it's also impacting areas like gaithersburg bethesda leaving the fairfax area. moving toward bowie and continuing on toward annapolis. if you are heading out tonight, grab the umbrella and know you'll be dealing with rain. all of this moisture will be moving through the area all the way back into kentucky and apartments of ohio as well as indiana. now, the weather concerns for this evening, can't rule out some high wind already breezy to windy outside, and some heavy rain is possible. but t

amelia segal will be in all week and veronica johnson sunday night to track that for you. high tomorrow, 80 in d.c., 81 in fredericksburg, 78 in easton. beautiful weather just in time for the weekend. let's continue to make it through the rest of the workweek. for next week, 72 on monday after a high of 66 with those clouds on sunday. most of next week really looking nice, too, high of 70 on tuesday, 66 on wednesday. i don't see another 80 in the forecast, but, again i see it tomorrow on saturday. >> nice. >>> well doug mentioned a very very busy saturday and sunday. big crowds are expected on the national mall this weekend. what you should know if you're going to the earth day concert tomorrow. >>> and first at 4 traffic melissa malay is getting to the bottom of the mystery >>> it's a road that winds its way through our area. its roots are in the district, but it stretches to prince george's and charles counties. first 4 traffic reporter melissa mollet opens up the history books in this edition of "meet your street" as she tracks down the origin of livingston road. >> rep

amelia segal has the most up-to-date forecast in about three minutes. >>> but first new details about the investigation into that deadly police shooting of an unarmed man in south carolina. >> law enforcement officials are now revealing they were doubtful from the beginning about the version of events given by the police officer charged in the case. nbc's sarah dallof is live in north charleston south carolina weather those new developments. sarah? >> reporter: well good evening, chris and pat. michael slager initially claimed that walter scott tried to grab his tayer, but investigators now say they were questioning his story long before that cell phone video ever surfaced. we heard from scott's family who said they believe charges wouldn't have been filed without that video. this new information leads us to believe investigators may have been on the right track before that. they say when they saw that cell phone video it really confirmed their suspicions of what happened. in the past 24 hours we've seen te re lease of a dashcam video showing the stop that brought the two men together