all of this is have a note -- all of this is heading into calvert county. this is all the way from bowie down into st. mary's county. we are all under the severe thunderstorm warning. behind it, where the power is still out, a lot of damage. leesburg, loudoun county, that is where the lightning is coming down. but look at the cluster of cloud to ground lightning that is still moving into anne arundel county, calvert county, essentially into st. mary's county. believe it or not the temperatures now have fallen almost 30 degrees right here in washington from the record we had today. >> the storms are causing plenty of power problems all over. dominion power says they have more than six under 50,000 customers without power. pepco has plenty of problems. let's talk with petco from -- let's talk with pepco for the latest. >> our numbers are over 326,000 customers out. we have about 51,000 out and the district 175,000 in montgomery county. 170,000 prince george's county. >> we have had plenty of storms like this the past few fridays. how does this compare? >> we

an accident in the city at north calvert.age. that is the outer loop to the right. you can see it is definitely starting to get heavy. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. test drive the all any camry. back over you do. -- to you. >>> people are cleaning up the pieces after 10 tornados touched down. first derek valcourt and two of the people hurt when a twister tore through hartford county. >> good morning. those two men were in the same building when the storm hit. now they're among many counting their blessing. >> as friday's strong storms spawned tornados, some grabbed their cameras to capture the funnels, others ran for cover. >> i said that's a tornado, so that's when we all headed to the basement. >> in fallston one of the strongest tornados left many with little warning. >> it's like you're standing there with you friend one minute laughing and the next minute devastation. >> tony sadler and his friend keith matthews were inside what used to be an auto shop. >> i saw the wall twist and the roof

you'll notice northern calvert starting to clear out a little bit. southern calvert, st. mary's.his is pulling away from thornburg. we'll start to get rid of the showers in another hour. your temperatures this morning running in the 50s to 61. we'll have highs in the low 70s. unseasonably cool. let's go to monika santami at 5:30. got some good news? >> the good news is that the accident has been cleared up we've been telling you about in dickerson maryland on route 28 and ef rape. -- ephraim. all the way in to the beltway, tyson corner is looking fine. just a tiny bit of volume there. no big deals to report. we'll take you live to the american legion bridge. as i said just a tiny bit. volume across the river but looking good on the west side of town. now let's go to the south side. looking good on 95 as you come in from dale city. a bit of slow traffic in quantico and a live look outside in virginia, northbound 95 lanes are open in springfield leaving route 644. in my next report, we'll go to the north side of town at 5:40. >>> montgomery county police are investigating a deadly

we're seeing the storms in calvert and st. mary's. it's really the area north and west of town we've got to watch. new warnings have been issued for montgomery, loudoun, prince william and fauquier county till 7:00 p.m. for this line of storms coming out of the charles town area and berryville headed right toward leesburg. likely a little bit of hail to the west of this, but the bigger concern with this line of storms are the winds that could be -- that it could be generating. some of the winds could exceed 60 miles an hour and the strongest gusts as this line of storms is moving off toward the southeast at a pretty good clip. just want to show you some of the towns that are going to be affected here. here's leesburg, route 7. see that little area, that purple area? that could be some hail. upperville is being pounded right now. this will be approaching route 15 in another 20 minutes. everybody in northern fauquier county back to front royal seeing the very heavy storms and one good thing out of this, we're seeing much needed rain rig

calvert was putting pressure on her. we don't see mr. calvert saying, i wasn't putting pressure on her. he writes a letter with mr. weichman that -- she writes a letter -- calvert writes a letter to her. he writes a letter to her and says, i want my money. weichman then writes a letter back, writes a letter back. these letters are a conspiracy? nothy is in the conspiracy? calvert is in the conspiracy? weichman is in the conspiracy? the lady was owed money. she went there on that date. she went there on that date. if you analyze every piece of evidence in this case, there is nothing but circumstance, nothing but innuendo, nothing but passion and the evocation of passion, which is trying to get this -- the attempt is to get this woman hung. >> objection, your honor. >> that's what we're here for. >> objection is sustained. the argument is improper. >> the fact of the matter is, payne came to the house. according to the evidence in this case, mary is supposed to have said to weichman words to the effect that he is a good-looking baptist min

mary's going to calvert as well. you've got some rain headed your way and the morning temperatures in the 60s and low 70s. now monika now at 6:00 a.m. with the timesaver traffic. >>> as howard's been saying with the severe weather coming in i think it might be a good idea to head out to work early and head home early as well. and avoid what that could do to the roadways this afternoon. in the meantime right now, the beltway looks great and coming in from the west no issues to report on the airport on the toll road or manassas. you have the delay right now route 50 to 123 and inside the beltway right now live to the roosevelt bridge. very quiet into the downtown area but downtown on connecticut avenue right at dupont circle there was a break from yesterday still affecting the roadway. connecticut avenue n street as well around the circle. back to the maps this time from the north, no problems to report on 270 out of frederick. i-70 as well a big of slow traffic right here as you head in toward urbanna and a live look

mainly lower southern maryland, calvert county, crossing into charles and st. counties, areas of light rain pushing south. that's moving out of the region. meerkat let we have a light sprinkle moving southward as well -- in catlett. it is 54 degrees in leesburg, 55 in berkeley springs 52 in frostburg, 58 in remington, virginia. highs today around 70 degrees. upper 60's northwest of town with a slight chance of spotty showers later today. 20% or 30% chance of seeing that. now to lisa. >> i will take it from here. new this morning four men are behind bars right now accused of setting up a methylamine in their hotel room if. police say they made the bust last night in the holiday inn express in elk ridge, maryland. jummy olabanji is there this morning with details. what is going on there? >> some of the crews have left the scene this morning since we arrived, but they are still investigating inside a hotel. now you can see behind us, all this unfolding in want was a fourth floor room of the hotel. police in howard county tell us after 10:30 last night someone in t

a previous shower flaring up across calvert county. right now temperatures into the upper 70s in spots. warmer than yesterday, a little more like it should be in early june. we think it will be warmer still as we go into the weekend. the rest of the weekend mr. fall into the 60s. we'll talk about how your weekend will develop straight ahead. if you're already concerned about your kids and vaccine, wait until you hear the next story. why a new study shows the vaccine may be useless. >> plus, teachers in glen burnie are going above and beyond. >> and a toddler looking for oj got more than he and his family bargained for. we'll explain. i woke up with this horrible rash on my right side. an intense burning sensation like somebody had set it on fire. and the doctor said, cindie, you have shingles. he said, you had chickenpox when you were a little girl... i said, yes, i did. i don't think anybody ever thinks they're going to get shingles. but it happened to me. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com >>> some shocking findings

throughout calvert county especially and keeping down to st.ound the patuxent river. -- the rain is traveling north to south. light to moderate rain and even on the eastern shore. not much in terms of rain showers. we could see a little more later on today. it will be few and far between. 59 right now in washington. we are mostly in the '50s. 57 in martinsburg, 55 in gaithersburg and winchester and 57 in culpeper. 71 this afternoon, 10 degrees below average for this time of year. tomorrow we will start a warming trend. mid 70's tomorrow. by the weekend, and 80's and pushing 90 by sunday. limiting for the rest of the workweek. daily chance of light rain today through thursday. bright sunshine by friday into the weekend, looking more stable by then. now to lisa. >> stable is the highway. clearing overnight construction. all major issues to report right now getting around the region. interstate travel is working in our favor. not only along 95 but on 66, the greenway, the dulles toll road, and 270. we have lanes open on the wilson bridge out of ma

several homes were damaged east of towson near the calvert hall school and target shopping center. several huge old trees came down throughout several neighborhoods. the storm left many people running for cover, and thank goodness, no one was hurt. people in this house on chestnut avenue say it was a close call. >> i looked at my dog, i said head to the basement. we heard a huge thud. a huge hole this the roof. >> reporter: at the height of the storm, more than 5600 people lost power in baltimore county. we have been checking this with bge, most of the customers have had power restored. lots of clean up going on today. reporting live in towson, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> take a look at the video, three teenagers in good condition after firefighters had to rescue them from a waterway in prince georges county friday. they had been walking along the shore of the northwest branch of the river. a witness saw them struggling in the water. the teens were rescued using a system of ropes and pullies that firefighters had to set up medics treated them for hypothermia and taken to a hosp

on north calvert at east baltimore street. congestion is starting to pick up on the main lines, headed through the tunnels, 895 south is starting to slow down now , the fort mc henry is a different story. it will be nice and clear. if you are headed to the topside, here is what it looks like north of 83, no significant delays to tell you about in this vicinity and jfx remains clear if you are using that to get in the city, 11 minute ride from the beltway to downtown baltimore, here is a look at the west side, traffic is starting to pick up on the outer loop that typical morning ride, do expect congestion as you travel the outer loop towards edmonton avenue. that's a look at time saver traffic. >>> strong storm moved through baltimore this is on fridays night, leaving downed trees and debris. >> sherrie johnson is live in towson, picking up the storm coverage as clean up is underway. >>> that is right. they have big clean up issues going on today. we are here at 628, chestnut in west towson, where a tree fell on top of the roof

another at calvert street and baltimore street in the city.luggish pass 795 in the outer loop. 63 miles per hour just past 100. 97 at 100 looks pretty good north and southbound. this is 295. southbound traffic is problem free but building as you can see down towards a 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony has a check of your forecast. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start. the morning commute should be just fine. temperatures in the 50's in the suburbs. 56 in parkton. a mixture of sun and clouds. a chance for some showers this afternoon. high temperature of 75. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. here's the man that taught tiger the flop shot. here is keith mills. >> happy flop shot to you, too. tiger woods could be the favorite for the u.s. open? he won the memorial yesterday thanks to a shot that jack nicklaus said was the best he had never seen. tiger woods was one shot back. he was in deep grass. no margin for error. the fist pump. sabatini bogeys. tyra closes it out -- tiger closed it

and we have the showers working in around calvert county and dorchester county.his is work being from the north to the south-- working from the north to the south. future trend picking up on the chance for more showers. we will get sun and clouds mixing in. just like yesterday. and that trend will continue even as we head into your tomorrow. now hour by hour for today, 72 degrees is what i am going w it's going to be mild out there. also, breezy this morning and the winds will be dying down just a little bye as we go through time. but all in all, not a bad day. temperatures are below average. we should be at 80 degrees now for this time of the year. let's check the traffic with lauren and good morning you've been quiet so far. >> reporter: pretty quiet. no delays from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street and that will be the seam case if you are headed through the fort mchenry tunnel. no delays through the harbor tunnel as well as we check in and take a look north of child street. notice not too many cars out there so it will be a very easy com

take cover in southern calvert, southern st. mary's. we'll be tracking the storms as long as they're out there. >>> a commuter alert now for beltway drivers in northern virginia. you might want to avoid the outer loop near the wilson bridge this weekend. that's because construction will close the thru lanes between van dorn street and telegraph road. one local lane will get through between 9:00 tonight and 5:00 a.m. monday morning. >>> metro's navy yard station will close a bit earlier than usual this saturday night. that's because metro transit police will be taking part in a security drill with the f.b.i. and other law enforcement agencies. green line trains will still run through the station but the station itself will close at 10:00 saturday night. shuttle buses will be offered to and from the waterfront station. >>> might soon have to shell out more money to travel along i-95 in virginia. the state's transportation department is proposing a $4 toll for cars traveling in suffolk county south of richmond. the richmond times dispatch

calvert, my creditor, indicating he had spoken to mr. nothy who said he was ready to settle the debt. >> and this letter that you received, do you recall on or about the date you received the letter? >> it was about april 12th. >> i'm showing you what i've marked as defense number 10. will you identify that document? >> this is the letter i received from mr. george calvert. >> and was that document the basis for you to go to surrattsville on april 14, 1865? >> absolutely. >> now, did you go alone to surrattsville on that date? >> no. once again, mr. weichman accompanied me. >> and when you left for surrattsville, before you left, did anybody give you a package? >> no, ma'am. >> did john booth give you a package? >> no. >> and when you got to surrattsville, did you give your tenant, mr. lloyd, a package? >> no. i had no package to give mr. lloyd. >> now, you heard mr. lloyd testify here at trial that he gave you a package on april 14, 1865. did you recall that testimony? >> i recall that testimony. >> why would he testify about that? >> w

a couple of light showers, not here in the district but a few off to the south and east into calvert county, parts of autopsy arundel county. light showers continue to kind of fade off to the south. mostly quiet with a mixds ofd s more showers in the afternoon forecast as well. 59degrees. check out your winds now of the north and east at 12. forecast for today, more of the same. highs in the low 70s with some sunshine and clouds. back to you. >> checking our top stories now, jury selection will get under way in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. the judge shot down a last ditch effort to delay the trial. sandusky is charged with abusing 10 boys over a 15-year period. he denies the allegations. >>> d.c. is in a battle over the federal immigration program called secure communities. phil mendelsohn is introducing emergency legislation today. d.c. leaders maintain the deportation program encouraging racial profiling and increases the chances that immigrants will not report crimes or come forward with immigration on a police investigation. >>> the future of phase two of metro's sil

also a little shower in calvert county.of the rain now is even coming out of the northern neck. it's headed south of fredricksburg and continues to pull away. so i think we're going to be dry for the morning. temps are also great. 54 in easton. 57 at the pax river naval air station. it's 45 at garrett county and oakland this morning. so definitely a chilly morning for them. we've got 55 in hagerstown and 57 up in baltimore. as lieu outside on our michael & son weather camera, tysons corner, we've got mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the northeast at 13. humidity 77%. really a comfortable start to what's going to be a fine day across the region. low pressure has been spinning in the northern atlantic after the canadian and new england coast. that's bringing these little disturb banses toward us. the -- disturbances toward us. look at the storms in ten ten headed for the caroline -- tennessee headed for the carolinas. looks like we'll start to get a couple of these disturbances toward us the next couple of afternoons. mainly

just south of annapolis in northern calvert county. again, i'm not that concerned because the winds are so strong, straight line right now down route 4. north beach, indicate it's aboveground. it's about 1,000 feet or so. that's not going to cause any problems. but i'll tell you what will cause problems are the straight line winds here. 74 miles per hour plus north beach. huntingtown, plum point, so the winds are hammering now the west side of the bay. they are about to cross over the bay. and eventually go toward trap and easten. they will continue all the way across to the beaches. bethany and ocean city will also get hammered. you'll see back to the west, the winds are not as strong. and notice it's a minus sign, so the winds are toward the radar side. so that's good news. they are intense, last about a half an hour or so. there's our flag on the weather terrace. that was just unbelievable. the pole was bending. we thought we might lose the pole 45 minutes ago. it's still breezy behind this line, but we want to concentrate on the li

and calvert county. the biggers storm in through frederick county, you can see it around the thurlment area, other severe warnings have been dropped now. just thunderstorms there with a lot of rain around i-81, a lot of lightning, too. this thunderstorm does not have a severe thunderstorm warning associated with it now, but i wouldn't be surprised to see a new one for frederick county and clark county, and right along i-81. this is the new severe thunderstorm warnings, that inclusion leonardtown, lexington parks, leonard estates just outside that warning once again, this is all part of a much larger system that continues to move on through the area. we'll continue to keep you posted. the entire area under a watch until 9:00. >>> d.c. leaders are honors the nine lives lost in a metro crash. they held a ceremony today to dedicate a plaque on the langley bridge near the crash site three years ago to date. two trains crashed on the red line. >>> and to fast forward through the headlines d.c. -- lost in a met

lord calvert county, parts of st. mary's county, and into the middle peninsula of virginia and. extensive cloud cover lingering. temperatures in the '50s. it's a good morning for a long run. and outside and exercise. 57 in college park, 57 in gainesville,. 54 in, in june we often experience heat and humidity. that is not the case this week. 71 degrees today for the high temperature of. upper 60's in outlying areas of. 10 degrees below average. slight chance of the late-day showers. that's all for the forecast. >> new this morning, big developments in the scandal at penn state. jury selection begins in just a few hours in the jerry sandusky child abuse case. kendis gibson is live in a satellite center this morning with the very latest. >> despite repeated efforts by jerry sandusky to delay the trial, it does get under way a little later this morning in pennsylvania. finding a jury will be a monumental task. about it for second. the jury pool is basically the penn state university area, filled with university employees as well as fans as well as alumni. the trial will bring jerry

then more showers down south around calvert beach. meanwhile, your forecast for ocean city.oing there this weekend? you might want to check out the current temperature. it's just 65 degrees right now. we've had an east wind thanks to that area of low pressure stuck over us, too. air temperature is close to water temperature. that's 64. 77 expected saturday for a high temperature. skies partly sunny. a few lingers clouds. the first part of the weekend. i like the fact they'll warm up and nice conditions for sunday. high, 81 degrees. loads of sunshine and a light wind out of the southwest at about five to ten miles per hour. tells currently throughout the area, still sitting in the low 70s throughout yesterday. our high was 71 degrees. the coolest in almost a month. today's high temperature, around 73 degrees. we'll look at official coming up in a couple of minutes. sky conditions. your future weather will be mostly sun toy partly sunny early tomorrow morning. do not think we'll have any rain around until probably after about noontime tomorrow. then a better chance for scatter

down towards calvert beach, headed towards calvert beach. little moderate rain.hbound. in fact -- all of the showers kind of rotating around the big old area of low pressure. not just off the coast. in the upper atmosphere. 68 degrees right now. still have a little bit of wind. out of the north at 13 miles an hour. the air is dry. not that humid. so any showers we get are not going to amount to a whole lot at all. at 59, hagerstown. 57, la plata. 57, in culpeper. shower chance at the bus stop. indeed we will have one. make sure you have a little rain jacket for you. something to keep your hair dry. a look at the forecast. cool conditions. 51, leesburg. 52, manassas. and 57, annapolis. take a look at satellite/radar loop. temperatures, stayed in the 50s all day long in boston. high tuesday in the mid 50s. we are at 68 here. we will stay trapped in the same old area of low pressure, tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. our best chance of showers will come to us on wednesday. so, just a few showers coming through the area tomorrow afternoon. there is a snapshot of wedn

there's your showers now around waldorf, around calvert and st. mary's. the other story, coastal flooding. right, minor flooding. there was a coastal flood warning out for an rundal county and four areas of d.c. near the water. advisories up until 1:00 a.m. thursday. this was earlier today. looking out there the water, you can see the pier, part of it gone. completely under water. so that's what's been happening down there. again, extended to 1:00 a.m. we'll talk about heat, humidity that's going to be heading our way in a couple minutes. >> thanks, veronica. >>> big news president to the washington redskins. the team is relocating its training camp from redskins park in ashburn starting next year. heading south to richmond. news 4'sellie is in the newsroom whip the story. >> reporter: working on this the last few years, finding a new training camp spot and where to keep corporate headquarters. right no in ashburn, part of the feel feels they'll stashgs the state of v helping subsidize a $30 million upgrade to redskins' park but training moved to richmond

the isolated storm was because we did see lightning in the storm over the calvert county area, but ita couple showers for the most part. tomorrow is cool for june, 73 degrees with scattered showers in the afternoon, not as windy as today. at 8 a.m. you might need a jacket at 59 degrees. by noon we're up to 68 with the possibility of a shower and by 5:00 scattered showers, temperature 70. we wrap it up with the five-day forecast. getting a little warmer toward the end of the week throwing a thunderstorm in the mix thursday with a temperature of 78. then high pressure takes over blocking out showers and storms for the weekend, friday 80, saturday 86 degrees. summer will be returning, but we're talking about all kinds of things in sport. lindsay murphy is here with an update on the wizards, nats and redskins. >>> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with lindsay murphy. >> hello, everybody. the wizards decided to bring randy wittman back next season. he took the team over in january and they gained momentum under his leadership. president ernie grunfeld believes he's the one to help bu

and in southern parts of -- looks like calvert county, they're getting a moderate shower there. farther north, a lot of clouds across virginia and maryland. they're producing scattered sprinkles. drizzle here and there. that may dampen some of the roadways. watch out. roads may get slick over the next hour or so. temperatures are certainly cool. in fact, we're down into the mid 50s across montgomery county, into parts of prince george's and most of maryland and northern virginia, in the mid to upper 50s. and right near the bay and northern neck, right near 60 degrees. here's the day planner. you may need an umbrella through mid morning. a small chance of a passing shower or sprinkle. cool, in the 60s. a northeast wind through the rest of the day. a little sun breaking out this afternoon. highs only reaching, though, the low 70s. that's about ten degrees cooler than average. i'll be back in ten minutes. danella's here with a look at traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. roadwork is slowing you down in virginia and taking away some lanes. let's start with the inner loop of the

you can see it around calvert county and if travels take you to verge along i-95. fredericksburg right around port royal you are seeing more of that. colonial beach and montrose getting in on that. and sliding towards calvert county and that's where we like around-- look around chesapeake and golden beech beach dealing with showers. and we cross the bay around dorchester and looking at vienna and showers church creek to the south a of you and all this is all the way over towards salisbury and this is heading off towards the south. so, that's what we are dealing with this morning. we could see showers firing up as we go into the afternoon and evening. the same pattern we saw yesterday. a mix of sun and clouds and we are looking at coastal flood advisory in effect until 8 and basically for the areas here shaded in the blue. so for us, we are looking at anne arundel county. be prepared. but also these are the temperatures that we are talking about. it's chilly this morning. 52 degrees right now in darlington. 55 in goldsboro and millersville coming in around 57 degree

right now closeup view showing some light to moderate showers here in calvert county, near huntingtown and then across the prince george's county line, near upper marlboro, along looks like route 5, up toward the beltway there. wet now, as well as just north of la plata and waldorf in charles county. farther north, a few sprinkles, anne arundel, montgomery, as well as the district and in fairfax and arlington. and it breaks up a little bit farther to the west. a few sprinkles in prince william, as well as into fauquier county. chance of severe weather, all these areas in this yellow zone, 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. it includes a huge area. all of our region. and we could get damaging winds, hail, and enough heavy rain to cause isolated flooding. primetime is 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. for that to happen. and then we ought to get sun back on saturday afternoon. beautiful afternoon tomorrow, into the mid 70s after we have maybe a morning shower lingering. then sunday, partly cloudy, upper 70s. starting off next week, partly sunny monday, upper 70s. could get some more showers on tuesday into w

the heaviest stuff is in charles, moving into prince george's county, calvert county.h through southern maryland in to brandywine, morningside soon to get some light rain later this morning. we will see sunshine around the lunch hour into the early afternoon. high temperatures around 83 later on today. you will notice an increase in the humidity just for today. widespread storms expected this afternoon and evening. nodoz have a good chance of being severe, with the biggest threat being straight line wins. here's the risk factor index for today. and high risk of streamlined wins being gusty and the next biggest threat will be flash floods between for clark and 11:00 p.m. today slight chance. we could see a small tornado later on today. the primary threat is the straight line wind and flash flooding. now to lisa. >> everything is open between bowie and upper marlborough where there was an overnight accident on 301 at trade mill road. traffic is getting through. nothing to watch. that has been hauled away. now i will take you to a scheduled construction projects across th

for our immediate western shore area, southeastern baltimore county, also in anne arundel county, calvert county and also on the eastern shore for parts of those coastal areas from queen anne's to talbot. tomorrow we'll be back in the low to mid-70s, so about five to eight degrees below average tomorrow. 74 in dundalk. across the entire region we're looking at basically some passing clouds, some wet weather out to the west. places like deep creek lake pick up rain showers. no thunderstorm action until you get well south, back through south carolina. that's where we have the more significant weather tonight. an area of low pressure sitting off of cape hatteras southwesterlying in the northeasterly winds. cool dry weather the theme into the early part of the day. most of the day will be dry. we'll have the chance for a pop-up rain shower. now the more significant chance for showers and thunder showers will come with a disturbance on thursday. the bottom line is hit or miss showers, maybe a rain shower tomorrow afternoon. overnight 52. partly cloudy. your two degree guarantee 74. sun, clouds

some enhanced high tide action in calvert county, could see some big high tides.lk looking forward curtis bay. checking out venus as it made its pass in front of the sun and manchester day. manchester valley high with nice clearing later in the afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar. there's activity mainly to the south. we have a shower that was briefly a thunder shower that's weakening. gold beach death a little bit of rain and showers in the d.c. area just south of the potomac. a down powrmt temperatures in the upper seven-day forecast to low seven-day forecast. to the forecast -- upper 60s to low 70s. that's one of the limiting factors. it looks like we'll see very, very isolated showers if any. the only shower is a cluster toward the d.c. area. to the west there's more rain over west virginia. we think our better chance will come tomorrow. in the meantime weather is quiet. high pressure cell trying to get in here and clear the sky. you can see west there is no rain here across places like chicago and parts of the upper midwest. so drier air will invade and

that's coastal harford through coastal calvert. expecting enhanced high tide of two feet toward 2 a.m., so be advised of that, especially in anne arundel. humidity levels are around 100%. 10 miles would be unrestricted. we have that in frederick and d.c. but not so much in the noter northeast -- northeast corner of the state. tomorrow we bounce back. this, of course, is where the blue angels will be flying overhead. by the way, for saturday and sunday, the weather looks good. sunshine, maybe mid-80s, in the bad. we're getting the rain out of the way. the front pushing through. that will usher in dry air. so more rain showers for the evening. we could still see heavy rain for the eastern shore lou 5, 6, 7 a.m. -- through 5, 6, 7 a.m. then thursday partly cloudy skies. overnight 64. tomorrow your two-degree guarantee will be 2, sun, clouds, maybe a couple of morning showers to the east. tomorrow night temperatures falling off and a cooler night in the 50s. hey, here's the outlook. temperatures running in the low 80s. 82 saturday. 78

is happening in the viewing area at the moment, southern maryland, showers in southern sections of calverte across areas of winds meant -- westminster. we have a couple more hours. they will rein themselves out. we are looking at frederick live right now. skies will be partly sunny. tickets start when the showers come. this will be the last day, the fourth consecutive day of this pattern. tomorrow a different pattern moves and. 83 on the ford board. one degree above the average of 82. lots of 70's, especially air is cooled by the showers. 75 in manassas. still holding onto 79 at reagan national. temperatures will settle between 55 and 63 degrees. warmer temperatures developed in the middle of the country. low pressure finally gets out of the northeast. we will have a lot of sunshine and beautiful weather for a few days. it will all start to warm up as high pressure moves then. we're talking sunshine, upper 80's, and close to 90 degrees. 89 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. upper 80's with a fair amount of heat and humidity on monday and tuesday. the next chance of rain as wednesda

shore, including ear harford county, the chesapeake waters edge of baltimore county, anne arundel and calvert county. anne arundel county expecting a two foot high tide anomaly, but a coastal flood warning for anne arundel county. if you're a coastal property person, keep an eye out. humidity 100%. visibility is down to four miles. it was rain on and off, heavy and steady much of the time. it cuts the visibility. you can see pretty significant rain. take a look at our dundalk camera. tough to see the key bridge from high atop ccbc. how about annapolis today where the rain was just unbelievable up and down the seven river. humidity around 100%, close to it. much of the state, thanks to the rain. that's why temperatures were held back today. the rain, the thick cloud cover. nowhere near the heat of yesterday. that, along with rain is cutting visibility. so a tough commute when you come wine the -- combine the amount of rain and reduced visibility. temperature wise, mid-70s to low 70s. tomorrow we're back in the low 80s, some sunshine on tap to locust point. low to mid-eat -- mid-80s downtown. a

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mary's and calvert county until 6:15 and northern frederick and western carol county, up in maryland. that goes until 6:00. a lot of lightning. some strong winds and a little bit of hail being associated with these storms. we get in closer with our radar and you can see the areas that we're talking about. this is the batch to our north. this is the new batch that prompted the warning for a small portion of loudoun county. you can expect that is going to continue to get closer to you. and these are producing hail as they move southeast. there could be strong winds with them, obviously, a lot of heavy rain as well. this one up here continued to rotate at high levels of the storm. while we don't expect to get a tornado warning, take down some limbs. that's moving east. westminster is going to be affected. that's north of interstate 70. as we put this into motion, these storms moving southeast. leesburg, you may get that. montgomery county, some could be heading in your direction. and one last stop, down to our south, we still have st. mary's and calvert and this is the storm that is doin

little for prince georges county, southern sections of anne arundel county and northern sections of calvert county here and there is a lot of rain there for chesapeake beach, east- southeast for upper marlboro and the movement is to the east and to the northeast and about 15, 25 miles an hour. larger picture on sentinel radar. we have a funnel system to the west of us. until that front is east of us, there is a chance of a shower or a storm and we could have more this evening. once the front gets through, improving conditions coming and we will talk about that forecast coming up, shawn. >> bring the improvements on. thank you very much. >>> and can you track the live doppler radar wherever you are with the fox 5 weather app. download it on your droid, i- phone or ipad and find it on our website, www.myfoxdc.com. >>> the second day of emotional trial. the young man known as victim number one took the stand in the sex abuse case and crying as he detailed what he said sandusky made him do. reporter bruce gordon has more. >> reporter: sandusky's accuser entered the courthouse to protect his pri

the potomac and is now light to moderate showers crossing the patuxent river, moving into northern calvert county. no. fauquier county, prince william county, seeing a few sprinkles along and south of 66 of moving east, but showing signs of falling apart. 85 in washington. 88 a few hours ago. then the. hit. 77 in cumberland, 82 in frederick. we should be in the middle east-80s locally. the humidity has already dropped. the dew point of 61 degrees at reagan national. it will continue to get even more comfortable outside. more comfortable through the night time. tomorrow, very agreeable conditions. there is the cold front that moved through. most of the action with the low pressure in new england that caused heavy and severe storms all morning. even around here, in ocean city. tonight with low humidity, temperatures will drop into the 50's, unseasonably cold. beautiful tomorrow, a little breezy, out of the north west highs in the upper 70's perhaps. by friday, upper 90s. here it comes. >> summertime. >> up and down temperatures this week. >> the president and mitt romney trying to convince v

the rain, mostly east now, southern he maryland, baltimore, calvert county, southern portions of ann aroundel county, prince georges county, route four, dunkirk area. so watch out there. light to moderate rain in those areas. the rest of us just about done. could be a few more showers and maybe few thunderstorms rumbling through the area but most of us should stay dry for the rest of the even willing. this is a cold front going to sweep through, let you know what comes in behind it in a couple of minutes. >>> after months of messy crowds, tent cities and confrontations with police, calm has now returned to two parks in downtown d.c. tom sherwood joins us now from the newsroom as occupy demonstrators pack up and leave. >> reporter: those occupy protests lasted for months. now, the parks are parks again. for months, lining around the country, occupy d.c. and its supporters filled mcferson square off k street in downtown washington, demanding economic justice for the now famous 99%. the demonstrators frequently took to city streets in the mild of rush thundershowers make their point bun

little batch across calvert. let's take a quick look around the region. north of maryland, heading through glenrock and red line, actually southern york county, moving off to the east. the other, a stronger bunch of cells, particularly over northwest of frederic, around the blue ridge mountains, moving off to the east. another stronger one there, just to the north of martinsburg. some folks will get pretty decent rain. right now, around baltimore, pretty quiet. another few cells in southern maryland. not too far from prince frederic, moving over the bay there, east of calvert county. we'll have to wait a little longer for some of this activity to the move to the north of the area, getting to us in the next hour or two. these could be strong, gusty winds and heavy downpours for a few minutes. take a look at the advisory. still have a severe thunderstorm watch until 9:00 tonight, really east of the mountains. now, as far as temperatures are concerned around the area, we're still at last report at 96. i think we'll be coming down. the dewpoint is down, gotte

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for frederick, also in to carroll county right now and extending west in to washington county, also calvert with a severe thunderstorm warning. take a look at maryland's most powerful radar, cluster of storms, these are the cells sparking the warnings in both washington, frederick, and now northern carroll county, tawny town. you are getting ready to see this storm. another cluster of storms south of east in to northern harford county, not a severe thunderstorm at this point. still a storm that could go severe in the next few minutes. we are tracking the storms on the board, quite a bit of damaging werts in southern delaware. the rest of the evening, 90s, scattered gusty, severe thunderstorms. more on that coming up. >>> the tornado that ripped

showers in gaithersburg and a few more in southeastern charles county pushing into calvert and st. mary's counties. temperatures in the 60's right now. i think we will get peaks of sunshine, highs in the 70's. you can see the core of the heat in the middle of the nation, of 99 in omaha. that is headed our way. how long it will arrive and how long it will stick around, coming up. >> thanks so much if. is a major change in metro and it started this morning. day one of rush plus, its first scheduled overhaul in the history of the system. for some it made a longer wait. what did passengers think on the first day? brianne carter has the assessment. >> for a crush of commuters this morning, a reinvented ride on the rails. >> i got the red and then the yellow. >> the agency launched an enhanced rush-hour service at 21 stations along the green yellow orange, and blue line staff in hopes of alleviating crowding and reducing transfers. metro added trains and rerouted two lines. for some the new program proved to be beneficial. >> it was faster for me. i took the one that got me here the quic

our view from calvert county, a great spot to caulk the cliffs.inds from the north, 15 to 235-6789 they -- 25. they will continue to stay up. we'll begin to see the winds diminish through the overnight. oakland at 64 right by deep creek lake. so cooler air is on the march. less humid, too, humidity around 24%. that puts the winds, enhanced burn risk. so do be careful with outdoor burning, grilling, cigarette butts. winds are gusty 20 to 30. we'll be breezy through the day. neighborhood by neighborhood canton 84. most of the outer suburbs will see conditions cooler than that. we'll spend most of the day in the 70s. so quite a difference. there's that line of storms that came through southern maryland, now pushing offshore. storms continuing to clear further and further to the east. there's not much in -- behind this system, chicago, points over the midwest so drier cooler air. our front will push the warm humid conditions that we had for part of the day. they will continue to push that hotter air offshore. no real new weather on the map for the nex

this one is almost to the patuxent now, about to cross in toward calvert county. i think huntingtown may see the showers. if they make chesapeake beach, it will be on the south side. you see they're not all that intense. out to the west wider showers in western prince george's county from clinton toward marberry. to the north we've been watching light showers also in montgomery county. they pushed through olney. they're tracking off toward laurel there and jessup eventually and thankfully that's it so far. but south and east of town, don't let your guard down because there's still more heat down there and the front's coming through. so we could be looking at a few storms. temperatures are slowly dropping off. we were 88 at 11:00. we're 8 a now. and you'll see -- 85 now. and all you a see some recovery here, about 83, 84. we've seen our high for the day with sunshine and drier air moving n. dew points are up to 70 along the chesapeake. very sticky tropical air but to our north and west, the drier air is moving in. notice these numbers in the 50s. that's where we're

dropped half an inch of rain in calvert county and prince frederick. watch how the clearing has been moving in from the northeast. we are starting to bubble up a few clouds. everything is moving to the west, southwest. east of town more sunshine. west of town and right in town still the partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. look at these temperatures. we're early june. we should be 81. we're not going to be close to that today. mid-60s easton. 66 out to the west and still 359 in -- 59 in cumberland. upper 60s fredricksburg. as we look closer, most temps in the low to mid-60s in fairfax county with 68 in arlington. that's our warm spot. annapolis 65. you see a lot of these puffy fair weather clouds. clouding up there. we'll see what we can do by 6:00 p.m. to clear it out a little bit. here's our michael & son weather camera with the humidity at 54% and a northeasterly wind at 9 miles an hour. storm system still spinning up here. sort of see this broad circulation in the northwest atlantic here east of new england. that's bringing down a little piece of e

state police maryland natural resources police in calvert county fire and rescue crews are using boats and helicopters to search to the missing slick victims. also a result of the storms. baltimore fire crews are on the scene of several collapsed buildings in the city including one in the 1900 block of east 31st treat. officials say, high winds caused the back facade of the building to collapse, the building is being taken down now. >> it was very powerful. very powerful storm. we have about seven buildings down around the city. we are fortunate with regard to that. this one is probably the most serious of them all. >> the building is the construct zone and one was hurt. well, very busy few days in the weather department. meteorologist john collins. you heard this is like irene in terms of the massive damage a. right. we didn't have several days lead time. sure. >> right. >> this all happened unone afternan as far as the torm developing and coming or way. i wanted to explain what happen. the main storm is called a ratio or a system, all right? you can see more of this stuff in the plai

it's low 50s prince george's, charles, calvert, st. mary, and west of the potomac. low 50s there. out in loudoun county and in fauquier, down toward spotsylvan spotsylvania, stafford, object low 50s as well. you'll need a jacket but by 9:00 you'll need a jacket. by noontime, the mid-70s. a little greater charge of a thunderstorm by late afternoon. highs reaching near 80 degrees by mid to late afternoon. i'll be back with another update and our hometown forecast. danella is here with a look at traffic. good morning. >> good morning. if you're traveling the outer loop of the beltway and making your way into virginia, we have roadwork again. trying to get onto i 66, that ramp is shut down. looks like they're picking up the cones right now. this is turner loop as you make your way to braddock. we did have the right lane blocked. also on the outer loop we had the left lane blocked. that's now gone i can see right now. no. still there. stick to the right. you can see they have to stick to the right to get by. we're in the final stages of construction. this is as you make your way past b

mary's county and for calvert county. that storm is weakening.ight be capable of producing small hail. has the lightning with it and that's the big part of the story. we have lightning in motion for the last two hours and you can see this is a very dangerous aspect of the storm. especially with kids out, not taking this seriously. if you live in loudoun county and up through frederick and carol county into washington, it looks like the lightning is over for you. you need to be paying attention to that. it's mostly missed the district. just to the south, that latest batch weakening out as it gets closer to the bay. is lightning will be a big story and our severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9:00. we think once the sun goes down, it's going to take the sizzle out of a lot of this. it got up to 97 degrees again today. dulles 93. bwi marshal 93 degrees. these are not records, but mighty hot. we are starting to see temperatures beginning to come down. much more reasonable in the 80s. humidity is also starting to change and as we see our heat ind

around and some spots and also a couple showerslinger into southern maryland if you are going to calvert countywe are looking at it there and showers and thunderstorms back off towards the west. those will move in here as we go into the afternoon. so be prepared for that. some of those could be on the se he veer side. but right -- severe sight. but -- side. but in manchester a few peeks of sun and clouds move back in. we are dealing with that in ijamsville as well. this is what we will contend with this morning. mainly dry skies and things will turn a little bit on the stormy side. but we have reduced visibility only about 4 miles in easton and he a long the eastern shore and here's the severe setup for today. warm moist air moving in across the area. and we have a cold front that's going to be the trying he for the thunderstorms that -- trigger for the thunderstorms. we can see them moving in from the west around 2 and gets stormy some could be on severe side damaging winds and isolated tornado is possible out there. and some large hail. then it gets out of here. so saturday looks prett