brian van de graaff is getting us ready for that. of potential for severe weather tomorrow, late night into early tomorrow morning, possibly a secondary round tomorrow evening. scatter clouds now but still pleasant, wind out of the west-northwest have dropped the humidity, 83, warm but not nearly as sticky as it has been. the perfect day to take a swim, mid-to-upper-80's. do not forget the spf. storm fictions outlook, a risk we will watchher, around here, through the evening , showers and storms will develop in the upper midwest, some could be strong, do they hold together, if they do, they could overspread our area tomorrow morning during the rush. heavier showers starting tomorrow morning and then possibly a secondary round later in the day, tomorrow could be an active day. complete coverage on that, the weather aware for thursday. -- be weather aware for thursday. jummy: do not forget, you can keep track of severe storms from wherever you are, download our free stormwatch app for the latest radar and weather map on the go. hmb jim

diving into the forecast, we head over to brian van de graaff, with what to expect through the evening and into the overnight. brian: thanks, steve. that is what we were watching today because we had the risk of severe weather today. a little bit of sunshine in spots. there have been showers and storms, but most have been to the west. through the evening, 80 degrees at reagan national, a pheromone of cloudiness. every now and then we get sunshine. low 80's andrews -- from frederick and leesburg, andrews. we have some concern with showers, a flood watch until midnight all through the shenandoah valley. a couple pockets of heavier showers and storms. one to the south and west from rocking him county, page county, also into greene county. they have flood warnings because we've had so much rain. , a storm fizzling out, losing steam. the last batch to the allegheny county to the north and west expires in the next couple hours. futurecast, the next hours, anything outdoors, most of us are good to go. showers staying along the 81 corridor. even tonight, most of the action stays west. some wil

meteorologist brian van de graaff is here. brian: pretty much a carbon copy of yesterday. the quicken loans national kicks off next week, believe it or not. things are looking beautiful out there. 70's out there right now. we're shooting for highs today once again in the low 80's. we saw that northerly component, the wind with the northerly component means humidity stays in check. humidity is level and the comfort level is high, so it feels spectacular. it is flag day. look our most recent one with 60 stars and stripes -- our most stars and with 50 stripes. we do get muggy as well, but will it rained throughout the rest of the week? thank you. coming up, the nightclub to have her attacks barring new debate over gun control. the drama that is causing in congress and on the campaign trail. plus, politics here in the district. the big races that will be cited in today's primary. and a popular actress comes to the jummy: developing now as we are learning more about the also beginning to hear from survivors. norman was hiding in a bathroom stall with several others as the shoot

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brian van de graaff is in for steve tonight at 11:00 and he will check out the chance of rain over thend and talk about the cooldown for the middle of the week. maureen: looking forward to that. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. leon: see you at 11:00. >>> as we come on the air tonight, a state of emergency. the tropical storm about to hit. major flood warnings and watched from the south, stretching up the east coast. bracing for tornadoes and blinding rain. >>> also breaking, donald trump on the phone with his key supporters, talking about the judge born in indiana with mexican heritage. trump doubling down on what he said. >>> tonight, muhammad ali's daughter now sharing personal photos, just as the list grows of the dignitaries now expected in louisville to honor the greatest. >>> growing anger tonight over this college swimmer, convicted of sexual assault, now sentenced to six months in jail. why what his father said is now causing outrage, and the victim's post, now read by millions. >>> and the air scare. firen

here is brian van de graaff. >> weather: very good mornin humidity drops back.omorrow. some strong to severe. so watch that. and once we are through tomorrow's weather, friday saturday, sunday. gorgeous. good for quicken loansna. through the weekend humidity is in check. >> reporter: brian, we have gridlock on several stretches of the capital beltway. e he threw prince george county. inner loop delays before you get to pennsylvania avenue. and making the trip past branch avenue on the way to wilson bridge. closer to 210. we are blocking two lanes with a crash on the left side of the roadway. live look here at the robinson terminal. inner loop delays continue into mclean. cleaning up a crash on outer loop at connecticut avenue and outer loop at university boulevard. melanie? >> anchor: now top stories. new this morning. a firefighter during a fire at a apartment building in southeast. crews tell us that they had to rescue three people by ladder n rear of the building. on 2nd street. officials are looking into what sparked that fire. and coming up at 9:15 on our s

but first we head out to the front of the building in rosslyn to brian van de graaff. ian: we have been standing here for 45 minutes or so. we saw the sun come out. believe it or not there is a little bit of blue. pan between the buildings and there is blue to georgetown across the river. wi have a tropical downpour. there is rain with the big drops coming down here. we saw a big wave south and east. there have been intense report. i heard golfball size hail from bowie, isolated areas. north and west for the remainer of the everything your. they are becoming more isolated but they can pack a punch. after all the heavy rain that pushed through here in the last hour or so calmed down the atmosphere somewhat as it is dropping across the area. bottom line is there is still a watch that runs until 9:00. even if you are not under active warning we could get the heavier tropical downpours. isolated flooding to keep an eye out floor. there is still wind and hail. keep us on the toes for a little longer, although i think the bigger overall threat is diminishing somewhat. we have

brian van de graaff is standing by with the latest on the forecast. brian: slightly cooler.9. it is about the feel factor. dew points are in the 60's. when they are in that range, we are uncomfortable. it will be windy. 10 to 20 with gusts near 30. temperatures will rise. humidity will come down. celebrate fairfax happening at the fairfax center. it will be windy and hot. the wind will help make it feel better. the humidity will drop. tomorrow, a gorgeous day. hit or miss showers. nothing too widespread. a better chance next weekend. quake so we are staying on top of the breaking news out of orlando, florida. 20 people killed during a night climb -- a nighttime shooting. jill: the swedish defense talking about nato strategies and the p >> announcer: starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. breaking you. horror in orlando. >> reporting shots fired outside ormc. >> many lives were lost. >> potentially the worst terror atk on u.s. soil since 9/11. >> absolutely we're investigating this from all parties' perspective as an act of terrorism. >> we do have sugg

brian van de graaff took hike down to lake ridge to visit his friend, principal extraordinaire. he talked to the second graders about the weather. a lot of us will go do schools. brian does a road show. a lot of entertainment and fun. hello second graders. have a great weekend! let's talk about the weekend. a big one is the national science on the mall between 6:00 to 11:00, the weather is perfect. haze overhead. overnight is cloudy. the winds will turn south and southwest. there is humidity. not oppressive humidity but you will feel it in the morning. in the day an area to watch is along the maryland pennsylvania line. there could be isolated thunderstorms. the timing is the late afternoon or the everything for that. otherwise a pop-up shower here and there. as the warmer air and the warm front will move in. at isolated thunderstorms through the area. that should be that. we will be back in the country. breezy and warm weather through the day on sunday. the earlier the tee tomorrow for the golfers the better. by the early to the mid-afternoon it's around 90. it may feel warmer t

meteorologist brian van de graaff visited crestwood elementary school in springfield.is -- tell us about the craziest weather event you have ever tracked. the memorable was the blizzard of 1996. i moved here two weeks earlier from madison, wisconsin, where you think we had seen a lot of snow. i never had seen so much snow in my life. it kept snowing and snowing. doug hill working at that time. unbelievable. the first weekend of snow. about 18 inches at reagan national. it snowed for every weekend after that. the cars packed on connecticut avenue looked like maresh mellows and then the garbage trucks started to hit them. they couldn't see them so they used the garbage trucks as alison: amazing. nothing like that right now. steve: absolutely. leon: that qualifies. steve: more on the severe storms in a bit. alison: thank you. leon: see what is happening in sports. what is the word? erin: you can tell how bad tiger woods wishes he was playing on the eve of the first round of the quicken loans national. he says he can't set a timeline for his return to professional golf. wh