record at bwi marshall. that's impressive because the old record was 9.95 inches set in june of 1972 with a remnants of what was hurricane agnus. set a lot of high water marks around the state of maryland. all right, a lot of great social media pictures. this is an engagement picture, i know it's good luck if it rains on your wedding day. i don't know if it is if it rains on your engagement party. congratulations to them. if you want to share your pictures with me, instagram or twitter. right now, the sunshine is get through over washington. skies are mostly cloudy and up to 71 at national airport. southwesterly winds at 7. plan on a west to northwesterly wind at 20 mile per hour or more by later on this afternoon. so it will become a breezy, but sunny afternoon. sunshine coming back today and temperatures courtesy of the moisture and breeze will stay comfortably cooler than average for today. a high impact day yesterday will be replaced by a low impact weather day today. temperatures now mid 60s in northern

bwi marshal over 12 inches of rain, and reagan national, the wettest month in washington since 2008, and we are closing in on the record for june set back in 2006. rainfall today, copious amounts of rain and widespread, two to three inch rainfall totals all through the metro area, and up and down the corridor. swan point kathleen burke a lot of very strong winds and potentially a tornado as well taking down trees and branches and ripping down gutters off of some of the houses there in st. mary's county, so a tough weather there. this pickup truck hit high-standing water on the road, and you have a false sense of security and you think you have a four wheel drive and think you can make it and it flipped on the roof. and four-legged friends had to do dog pedaling out there in the water. >>> what to expect for tomorrow. sunshine coming back. breezy at times tomorrow afternoon and temperatures are going to stay notably cooler than average, and by comparison, low impact, becoming sunny and breezy and a nice day for tomorrow. 71 in washington, and temperatures mostly in the mid-60s in the

bwi marshall at 73. lexington park at 74. if you are looking for cooler temperatures, head out to petersburg. the real warmth is well to the west of us. st. louis, they were in the middle to upper 90's. high pressure anchored off the coast. winds out of the south and southwest. tomorrow, highs in the 90's. again on friday and once again on saturday. here is a week cool front. from cleveland in the pennsylvania and upstate new york, just a few showers and thunderstorms. this may trigger a few storms around the mason-dixon line. 67-73 for an overnight low. this is what that cold front looks like as it moves our way tomorrow. i think we will stay mainly dry inside the capital beltway. we will add a chance for storms on friday and once again on saturday. it is going to be hot and humid with temperatures well above average for this time of year. 94 degrees, the forecast high tomorrow. heat index will make it feel a bit hotter than that. lower 90's on saturday. middle 80's by sunday and monday, but back into the 90's by the middle

bwi marshall, three inches of rain plus yesterday. that was the daily record and for the month of june number one on the list. the rainiest june on record at bwi marshall. broke the record of june 1972. marylanders will tell you that 1972, that was the year agnus came through here with flooding rains. so when you start breaking records from that year you have done something. i had some great pictures sent to me yesterday. swan point, kathleen burke sent this in of the wind damage caused by a weak tornado across parts of southern charles and northern st. mary's county. if you have pictures from yesterday's weather you want to share with me on social media, forecast on instagram and @chuck bell on twitter we'll share as many as we can. for now, a clearing sky. good riddance to the clouds from yesterday. the one knock on today is that it is going to be quite breezy later on today and as we try and get more sunshine in i like to call it self-destructive sunshine. the warmer we get the more clouds bubble up. so we'll start off with a fair

reagan national, dulles, bwi marshall trying to get back on track tonight. between the three airports, there were more than 330 delays or cancelations. >>> at the live desk we're watching the storm's impact across the east coast. heat, 71 miles per hour in philadelphia. the storm did a lot of damage just north of us. take a look at south jersey. the wind ripped off part of the mall's exterior and let sheet metal strung across the parking lot. shoppers had to ride out the storm in macy's basement. just outside the department store, the wind picked up one car and flipped it on its windshield. a lot of other cars had broken windows. no one was hurt at the mall. there were more than 600 lightning strikes in one 15-minute period. several trees came crashing down across a freeway near the pennsylvania turnpike. blocked two lanes of traffic, and cars were barely able to get by in the third. the storm also cut power to more than 470,000 people in and around the philadelphia area. the severe thunderstorm watch just expired there a few minutes ago. at the live desk, c

the two suspects were arrested last week at bwi marshall airport where brown planned to pick up zarday as he arrived back from a trip. >>> a prince george's county man charged with second degree murder over a shooting yesterday at a springdale park. 21-year-old alonzo lloyd confessed to it all. according to police, lloyd got into an argument with jeremy williams and another man. william and lloyd exchanged gunfire. williams died. lloyd was wounded and so were two others. police have not offered details about the argument that led up to the gunfire. >>> a new inspector general report on airport security is offering a rather sobering view of those screenings we all have to go through. homeland rity agents posing as passengers were able to sneak fake bombs and weapons right past the screeners almost every time they tried it. chris martinez has the details from l.a.x. >>> federal investigators disguised as passengers were able to sneak dangerous items past airport screeners 67 time in 70 attempts. red teams of undercover investigators had a 95% success rate in smuggling mock explosives, we

. >>> a full-service on-site hotel maybe coming to bwi marshall airport. the go sell to provide easier access to the terminal as well as meeting space, restaurants and other amenities. it would be located near the hourly parking garage, according to the capital gazette. the airport is now seeking proposals from design and construction firms to both pay and operate that hotel. airport officials say right now, none of the hotels in that area is within walking distance to the terminal. >>> commuters who use the harry nice bridge over the potomac will be saving money starting next month. maryland governor hogan maps to lower statewide tolls and that is going to save drivers about 90 cents on that two-lane bridge. the harry nice bridge is part of the route 301. it crosses the potomac and it connects charles county, maryland with king george county, virginia. >>> we are just getting some new details this afternoon about redskins training camp. it is going to start july 30th down in richmond. gates will open at 9:30 in the morning most days. this year, the housto

check out bwi marshall. right now the ceo of one of the world's fastest growing airlines will announce a new partnership. we don't know which airline but it will be a new addition for the airport. we'll send you a push alert to your phone as soon as we find out. >>> a new report from aaa that says you should prepare for even more traffic this july 4th weekend. the transit agency says almost 42 million people will be traveling. that is the highest number since 2007. and about 85% of you will be driving. aaa says low gas prices and the stronger economy will have more of us taking a vacation this year. gas prices down $1 and change from this time last year. >> you know how expensive it is to fly a family of five. we're driving. >>> 11 after 6:00. the sun is up. feels pretty nice outside. >> sure does. meteorologist amelia segal with more on what we can expect for the rest of the day. good morning. >> good morning to you. it's a beautiful start, low humidity. comfortable temperatures as we work our way toward th

low-cost carrier, norwegian, announced new flights out of bwi marshall. that includes trips on mondays and fridays to martin sneak and tuesdays and saturdays, the guadalupe islands. norwegian airlines says fares will start at $79 out of the u.s., $99 for the return home. they will begin the new routes in december. all of the flights will include free wifi. >>> a developing story tonight out of baltimore, where there has been a police shooting. baltimore county police officers shot and killed an unarmed black man. police called to a home in owings mills this morning for a domestic situation. they have been called to that home several times for domestic problems. when they entered the apartment, the man confronted officers. officers believed he had a gun. >> the police officers encountered a subject in a defensive position, making body movements and armed movements that placed the officers in fear of serious injury or death. the three officers shot the man. police searched for a weapon but they didn't find one. a woman and two children were inside that cond

almost two inches at bwi marshall as well.e than an inch at 30 different reporting stations around the area. 77 now with skies going from mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. you want to stay in touch with me, send me great pictures from the storms last night. send them to me on my instagram. or on twitter. e-mail them to me as well. temperatures outside, mid to upper 70s already and with such a mild start to the day and tons of sunshine coming our way, it will be quite the warm-up. back up into the low perhaps mid 90s today. rain chances are 30% or less. there won't be the coverage of thunderstorms as yesterday, but nonetheless, any one or two that bubble up could be strong to severe. keep that in mind. heat indexes today, mid to upper 90s before any cooling shower chances start to move on in. here's future weather once again, opportunity for maybe a quick little shower by 3:00. with peak daytime heating the computer models continue to wring out the thunderstorm chances down across parts of southern maryland in the 5:00, 6:00, 7:0