coming over toward cumberland. light showers. and as the dew point now has dropped and the air is getting dryer, some of these are losing their steam. we're not really going to talk too much about any torrential rains. but some of us could see some scattered showers through this afternoon. temperatures at 77 degrees. 37, the dew point. rel five humidity at -- relative humidity at 37%. 29.92 and falling is the barometer. 64 in cumberland. 59 on the shore now. temperatures around 70 degrees around most of central maryland. winds at the airport are around 10 miles per hour. and you see the gustier winds at 16. here's what we're dealing with, area wide. we're tapping into cooler air after we get past today and tomorrow. temperatures stay right around 70 for today and tomorrow. as that front that is out in the west starts to make its approach. by side -- saturday we'll start to see the clouds increase. with that, we'll know that these widely scattered showers and potentially thunderstorms will be on the way. we'll start to see them by

when was the last time you have seen 86 iner about land -- in cumberland?hat could be a record out there. so the marine impact is definitely making itself known. look at that. 54 on the shore. winds coming from the southeast as we mentioned. 10 miles an hour. pretty much a constant around central maryland. and what we're looking at, only disturbance other anywhere in the lower 48 really. from the dakotas down into texas, have seen severe weather. potential down toward oklahoma city. this area of low pressure is going to lift past us, heading into the weekend. with high pressure dominant and in control, just offshore, off the jersey shore now, warm air is going to stay with us. and as the front moves through, it's going to lift to the north and east. doesn't really impact our temperatures pretty much. we stay in the mid-70s, right on through the next few days. and closer to 80 on a few of them. sunset today is at 7:32. no advisories in effect. 48 degrees, mainly clear. the normal temperature for this time of year is just around 38. we will be way above that,

cumberland hit 86 today. that was the warmest i saw. as we go toward washington and east, we get that effect of the winds blowing off the cold water. a natural air conditioner. here's the 9 future cast. lots of sunshine here. the front could bring a few sprinkles upper elevations, garrett county, even martinsburg. as we go to washington. the front is going to die out and nothing really coming in, except for a few clouds and return a lot more sunshine once we get that to move back out. and sunday late more into monday and tuesday. low temperatures tonight, around the beltway and just outside. temperatures generally mid to upper 40s to 50s. great low temperatures. maybe a bit cool, i can't quite call that chilly, though. tomorrow afternoon, some of our warmest readings out west, northern virginia, even up to montgomery county, prince georges county, and up to the bay. annapolis at 70 with that wind coming off the water. into the seven-day forecast, mid and upper 70s. right back up to possible 80s as we go next week. we strung together jus

cumberland, 83. you could get a degree warmer than that. winchester, 80-degree temperatures there. 83 in culpeper. i think you could hit that. they were the lower 80s today. the delmarva. not too far out of the question. seven-day forecast. this is just spectacular weather. we have earned it after the winter we've gone through. 80 to 82, down to 79. easter morning, a bit cool. not going to be all that chilly. some of us, upper 40s to start things out. then we are back around the 80- degree mark for much of next week. we have a big next week. coming up on monday, big opening day coming up, and i don't know if it gets any bert better than that. thanks for that. >> so clinton portis or larry johnson? >> i don't know. unless they get big guys up front to block? it doesn't matter who the runningback is going to be, because they aren't going to run very far. we are used to quarterback controversies around here. larry johnson speaks out on what could be a battle between him. plus, track suits or no track suits? the bob huggens final four dilema. r

nice from the mountains to the coast tomorrow. 60 in oakland. 65 in cumberland.peper. 70 in warrenton and 70 in manassas with sunshine. low 70s in hughesville and wall dorph and low 70s in st. mary's city. winds light. no advisories on the bay or tidal potomac. next seven days, 71 on friday. nice. and then showers come in late on saturday. the first half of the day will be dry. cut the grass, do your gardening. sunday we have the earth day festival. we should pop back in the 70s. if we do, that means thunderstorms in the afternoon. we've got the march for babies in the morning on sunday, 8:00 registration. 9:00 event. and we're looking at temperatures in the 60s monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. showers linger monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> and i'll see you all at the march for babies rain or shine. >> that's right. >>> all right. let's get out to redskins park where sports director brett haber is live. hard for anybody to be mad about this first round choice. >> this is what everybody wanted, derek. they didn't do the splashy thing but they did the wise t

and 48 hagerstown and cumberland, 46 and 45 in oakland. 47 in columbia. and 50 in annapolis and 52 degrees rom haul. once the fog burns off, we'll have a fine day. there's a change in the forecast, today and tomorrow, not bad and saturday, we'll be into an area of, well, showers and gray skies and cooler conditions. it's going to lidgeer on throughout the week and into next week. 70 is the high this day and 45 and partly cloudy tonight and we'll go for another high around 70 degrees. again, we had a downgrade, yesterday, we talked about saturday being sunny and a chance of showers and 74 is a big dip in the forecast. sunny, chance of showers and 60, it's not a great, late april weekend. tuesday, moneyny and 64 degrees. >>> how's the rush in the fog? here's sharon. >>> well, we have some problems. another accident came up and that's on 29 in the southbound lanes. meantime, we have a wreck on the outer side and that's in the clearing stages and one more in darlington and this is blocking all lanes between shoresville and castle ton road. also, a disabled ve

almost 60 in ocean city. 61 cumberland and 54 in oakland.estminster and bel air, 55 and 59. 59 rock hall and on kent island. we're at 57. we'll max out at 52 degrees. there's not a lot shaking going on. it's not impressive and a deep area of low pressure. getting out of here, you have the wind shift, and the cool front. the temperature is rising tomorrow and we'll have a good amount of sunshine. today, it's kind of blah. today, 62-degrees is the high and 46. the clouds break early on. the normal, 56 and gentle spring breeze and 70-degrees is the high. and we'll ramp up for the weekend and we'll have the five- day forecast shortly. >> the orioles are struggling still and the road trip continues in boston. you can watch the game saturday night at 7:00 and sunday afternoon at 1:30. live here on wjz-13. >>> and wjz-13 eyewitness news at noon will be right back. guys remember, we're a solar system. mars is down...and... um, it's only 10am. who hasn't had their jimmy dean breakfast this morning? mmmm! now lets orbit i feel awesome. you're all awes

a little cooler at ocean city 61 degrees, 72 at cumberland, and 69 degrees in baltimore.ewpoint way down to 30 degrees. that's how dry this air is. and that's with the please that feels so nice out there. the breeze has been generally out of the north tonight, a cold front pushed through, not a whole lot to that front because the air was so dry but that is just off to our south. at the same time you see this mess off to our northwest. that is what is going to start to move our way. this is how it works out. with the front stalling off to our south it's going to setup a boundary. at the same time the moisture is going to come from the second front running into this boundary, it's going to take over tomorrow, a little bit of rain break out tomorrow too. at the same time. the cooler air on the northern sides of this front is going to come in and highs are going to get held down, topping out in the 50s tomorrow. after 70 today. however, when all of this breaks up and moves on, we're warming back up again for the end of the week. so here is that front stalling out, here is the

temperatures across the region, 49 in oakland. 55 in cumberland. 56 down at the shore. 58 in elkton. yesterday was high pressure just offshore. we had an easterly flow off the bay. blowing across much of central maryland and off the ocean going across the lower eastern shore. could not break that cool wind and temperatures stayed pretty low as a result. and the other part of that was that we have a front that's already moved on through here. that was throwing clouds into our direction. kind of blocked out the sun until late in the afternoon. combination of those two things really kept our temperatures down in the 60s yesterday. got up to 68 degrees officially but never really quite got into the 70s. today, a different story. the front mass moved on through the area. clouds along with it are moving on out. high pressure building in. going to start to warm up. today will be in the 70s. the warmest day of the week is going to be around wednesday when temperatures get into the lower 80s. right now, you see what we're dealing with. all the impact of the systems have now moved on out. the

cumberland 41. manassas 48, fredericksburg and national 54. the warm spot is annapolis and pax river 56 and winds light at three miles an hour. the seven-day forecast, today 61 with showers off and on. mild tomorrow. an afternoon shower is possible, 70. near 70 on friday. low 70s on saturday. but in the afternoon and evening showers may be moving in. the morning will be okay if you have an outdoor event. sunday, shower and maybe a thunderstorm. i will be in my rain gear noon to 3:00 and cool weather and damp next week. >>> good morning, kris sneed. >> good morning. we are seeing no weather- related problems on the roads. we will start in virginia. 95 northbound a report of an accident on the hov lanes approaching newington. i'm hearing it is to the shoulder. slow prince william parkway to lorton and again a little break and then back down again to backlick road. moving to 395 northbound. tracking the taillights to seminary. five to ten minutes right now. we will watch it as it builds throughout the morning. going to the district, inbound new y

well, 70 still at nationals. 64 frederick. 64 out in cumberland. a little cooler in the mountains. 54 in oakland. 73 down i-75 towards fredericksburg. lows tonight, not too bad. mid-40s in the suburbs. low 50s downtown. 51 arlington. 47 college park. 46 in bowie. lots of mid-40s for reston and sterling and also leesburg. tomorrow morning, great to partly cloudy and cool. 40s and 50s. by the afternoon, a nice strong finish, partly cloudy and pleasant. highs around 70. winds are light, only out of the north at about 10 miles an hour. satellite picture radar combined. big thunderstorms now, throughout much of kansas and into missouri. and this is the same system that we'll get in here over the weekend and again, if we pop in that warm sector of the air, then we're going to see some big thunderstorms on sunday afternoon. in the meantime, most of our evening showers, they are kind of fizzled out or gone to the south and the east. next seven days? 71 tomorrow. mid-50s on saturday. back in the upper 70s or sunday. we've got the earth day festival for the

clouds are hanging around and that's a reason why we don't have a bright sunny morning expected. 52 cumberland40s pittsburgh to williamsport and cleveland while we sit in the mid-50s here and temperatures are pretty uniform. cold spots are 53 in rockville. 55 manassas. there's the warm spots but a lot of 55s across the southern. brandywine and columbia at 54. reagan national 55. we have a wind which is north northwest at 14 an a gust topping 20 miles an hour in spots. the barometer is rising 29.29. big storm on the west coast. i want to show you this quickly. look at the rain moving in to northern california. little storm in the middle. there's snow still falling here in late april across ontario and quebec. that will be moving in to new england. washington could pick up a foot of snow in new hampshire and the low pressure pulls away. still with the breeze behind it and that's going to be the case the next couple of days. very brisk northwest winds. but once we get rid of that, look at the seven-day forecast. we are cool today and tomorrow. breezy to windy. mid to low 60s today and tomorrow. h

rain and showers in oakland. 54. 57 in cumberland. all six zones are on our website at wusa9.com. hagerstown and martinsburg low 60s. only 60s in manassas and leesburg you will struggle to get to 60s. we'll jump the river. 61 in annapolis and no slow craft advisories. next seven days. 61 tomorrow. rain and showers. we finish strong. upper 60s and low 70s thursday and friday. then we have unsettled weather to speak of. showers and light rain on saturday. 70s. now, good news for the festival. it's going to be warm, upper 70s. but showers and thunderstorms and low 70s and more showers monday and tuesday. >> okay. >> okay. >> it is getting warmer. >> okay. >> look at the positive. >>> you know, the redskins may need some help but do they need it that badly? >> i don't know. i thought that era of the redskins was over. topper keeps giving me the ax. but donovan is just engaging in a washington tradition. he's lobbying. but is his coach buying what he's selling? mike shanahan responds to the rumors tonight. plus the caps have won two straight but bruce says they stink. only he used a di

southern illinois had this major diversity, for the bridge between the cumberland and the oligarchs, 1100 species, but we were on the wrong side. because the loophole of the regulation said our caller has resource attributes. the side seams of coal claim names, harris, springfield, jacoby and common names that nothing to me, but they could change the register of a coal baron's voice with glee. you see, what happened at eagle creek is that kinship in american history, that american struggle and american resiliency, and american resistance in the great american pastoral was replaced by side seams of coal. and it was all gone. it was all gone. they strip mined the whole holler. and i stood there with my uncle and my mother in the coal company representative came up to us. and he began to talk as if you do as well. he spoken this way of kind of nasal way of speaking that reminded me of a charles dickens novel from southern illinois. and he was an unscrupulous plan mentoring to sell land in a keynote up to us and said i know how you feel. have you ever lost anything you left? [laughter] w

and cool down and rain will be in the forecast for the next four days or so. 52 in oakland and cumberland and hagerstown. 45 in ocean city, we have a northeast wind around hagerstown, a northwest wind toward elkton and northerly comment all over the state. three in dumb better land and three around ocean city. >>> we have a strong storm system. you see the spiral north of texas around oklahoma and we've had an outbreak of tornadoic activity, wednesday into thursday and thursday into yesterday we had several more. we're getting the same storm system but without the punch. rain moves in this afternoon then the rain stays with us through tomorrow. as the warm front of this storm moves through, we'll see the temperatures get up to 70 degrees. the cold air starts to mix in. tonight and tomorrow likely to hear rumbles of thunder. thunderstorms could move through the region. the rain lingers as the front stalls for the next few days. through tuesday or so we could really see a chance of showers really from tuesday into wednesday and we'll see clearing out. your sunrise is 6:15, sunset 6:54. wind

and cumberland out there in western maryland sitting at 70 degrees now.temperatures back to the northwest as well. pittsburgh 67, detroit 69, columbus 66, and you can see cooler air if you can see it there, chicago is 48 degrees, influenced by the lake there. their temperatures were cooler this afternoon. here has been the rain. area of low pressure now in north carolina. a little bit of thunderstorm activity closer to the center of the low in north carolina. none of that for us because we've been in the 50s today so that's kept our atmosphere a little bit more stable so no concern from showers becoming thunderstorm activity. little heavier up to the north of us and you can see back to the west now, even object the satellite picture -- on the satellite picture, back out farther to the west we're getting into sunshine. futurecast keeps at least a chance of a shower in here at 8:00 tonight. but watch how quickly this gets out of here by tomorrow morning. we'll have mostly sunny skies. you can see the cold front to the north. this isn't very much of a cold f

well, you might not want to do that at the ballpark. 79 in oakland. 90 in cumberland. 90 here. 88 in washington. ocean cities, a lot cooler. the winds just shifted around off the water a little bit. dropped them from 90 to 74. the bay is so chilly. if you're close to the water, you're thinking, boy, it's a lot cooler here than it is like a mile or two away from the water. areas along the bay here. something holding in the 70s. to our north, north of new york, it's much cooler. 50s, even 40s. 63, new york. you have the winds out to the south off the water. which is cold. west of new york, it's back up in the upper 80s. new york right now, in the cool spot. nantucket, 59. boston, the winds off the bay there at 53. and we've had showers appear. still 90 here. 85 in pittsburgh. cleveland at 83 degrees. our winds southwest. the winds are coming off the land, which warms up, anywhere close to the water. with the winds off the water. it's much, much cooler. there you see it. 13 off the atlantic ocean. this morning, we had clouds and a few showers running through the region. that's the warm

watching the front with the heaviest stuff well south and east of us now. 38 in pittsburgh, 45 cumberland. we're down to 52 here. mid-40s now gaithersburg. the winds gusting to 28 right now at nashua, 24 hagerstown and lees 16. front's pushing through and the weekend's looking up. they will be down for low temperatures with the highs today and tomorrow. monday noted about and another cold front tuesday. >>> it's 6:16. here's the morning complut with angie. >> reporter: taking a look at your outer loop here. we're losing the left shoulder due to an accident. we know the volume is building and slow between new hampshire and georgia already. moving to 270 headed southbound, stretching from 118 germantown road to 370. we're also tracking traffic in virginia on 66. headed eastbound. a whole lot of taillights here between 50 and 123 stop and go. we also want another live look at the beltway where we are seeing the volume front leftover from the accident at the 66 ramp. that backup starts around route 50. new york avenue getting word of power out. so watch out for traffic signals that are either

still 50 in oakland. 37 in cumberland. 46 westminster and kent island and annapolis. bel air and columbia 43. 45 degrees in rock hall. every once in a while a passing fair weather cloud will passover the area. a huge dome of high pressure will lock itself in place and run our weather now through tuesday. today 74, sunny. just gorgeous. tonight clear skies, 46 your overnight low. and this time tomorrow morning 46, not 43. 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep it at 80 on saturday. sunday easter sunday we made it up to 77 from 74. 74 monday, 72 tuesday. don take it away. >>> how is the hurry up going? here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning, it is looking good. in fact one issue that could get in your way if you're headed out. that is in anne arundel county in the brooklyn area, route two, richie highway at hammond lane. otherwise looking good. speeds looking good in the 60s, everything looking god on the beltway, beltway at 295 and the beltway at 97. 83 at warren road, seeing more volume, but no delays. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota

, attending tennessee technological university and graduated from cumberland law school in 1951. almost immediately after entering his -- earning his law degree, he began his general law practice in livingston, tennessee, which he continued until 1971. during that time, he was elected to four years in the general assembly and one term in the state's constitutional convention. he has had numerous positions in tennessee government, including county attorney and served as our state insurance commissioner. millard has always fought to improve education throughout tennessee. he serves on the tennessee board of regents and through his financial support helped create the science, technology, engineering and math center at tennessee technological university to bring a world class research center into the heart of tennessee. in his hometown of livingston, he was instrumental in coordinating local officials and private investors to construct the public library that bears his name. he alsoest tash -- established the oakley firth national bank foundation which provides scholarships for finan

out towards cumberland and garrett county.showers are in the forecast for later on this morning and early this afternoon. you can see the main cluster of showers now up towards cleveland, ohio. so as you get ready to send the kids to the bus stops, give them the umbrellas, they'll need them for the ride home this afternoon. cloudy skies, temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. ier judge, over to you. >> let's see how things are going, checking route 355 up to 109, montgomery county, word of a truck that lost a load of manure in the roadway. we'll keep you updated from a distance. >>> downtown, it looks like we're doing well both directions along the key bridge. you get it all in this job. ladies? >> thanks, jerry. there's more ahead on "news4 today." >>> up next, everyone may soon be talking about the queen of daytime talk, the man who says he used to date oprah. >>> here's a check on our top stories this morning. a cyclist died after being hit by a military vehicle involved in a motorcade driving to the nuclear security sum