the dewpoint are on the rights. the temperatures are in the low 70's. 69 degrees in salisbury. 72 degrees in ocean city. 87 degrees-91 degrees today. more on that forecast coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. other big story this morning, couple accused of a shocking crime. >> they were the masterminds behind a child pornography ring. our reporter is like that baltimore county police headquarters but more. >> these suspects putschists updated in sex acts that they take with children ages -- participated in sex acts that they take with children ages two-13. >> there is no way to describe this. >> they arrested 34 year-old john nicklas and 26 year-old shannon honea. detectives were able to confirm that child pornography was located inside the man's home in middle river. a search warrant was served on the home where police seized computers and several cd's and dvd's. police reviewed the material and the state the couple work participating. >> our suspects were performing the child pornography sexual acts, filling i

current dewpoints are in the 40s and 50s. even right here in washington, our dewpoint has dropped 12 degrees in the last 24 hours. that's the reason that it feels so much nicer outside today than it did yesterday. so high pressure, centered up over albea, canada, is building in. little areas of low pressure riding along the weather front will bring us a few more clouds late in the day tomorrow and maybe a shower. extreme southern maryland, maybe a shower late in the day tomorrow. by and large, monday is going to be dry. most of the upcoming week is going to be dry as well with decent amounts of sunshine early tomorrow. then some clouds tomorrow night. so all in all it's going to be a nice evening. partly cloudy and mild. temperatures, low 80s now. back io the mid-70s by 11:00 tonight. skies trying to clear out by first thing tomorrow morning. wake-up temperatures low 70s right along the chesapeake bay. in town, low to mid-60s out west of town. tomorrow's high only 75 degree. it'll be our coolest high temperature in three mont

we will have a high dewpoint. it will feel like triple digits. we will have more about that a little later. >> it is case close, baltimore county police have ended their investigation into boys who were hit by the light rail train. >> it is not sitting well with the parents of the boys. our reporter has more. >> this is an unfortunate accident. that is how this case is being closed out. they were looking into the deaths of conner peterson and kyle wankmiller. there were stuck by a light rail train on july 5. according to police, the driver blamed sun glare and a sharp turn to the track as to why he never saw the boys. >> the operator says he did not see them. we do not have any evidence to suggest otherwise. >> cell phone records also checked and it came up ok. toxicology reports were done 18 hours after the incident. police called it a non-issue. >> they are disappointed in the results. >> the attorney that is representing the victim's family in a civil suit against mta is saying that the m.t.a. was negligent in this case. >> simply because the

but the dewpoints back here, 40s and low 50s. that's the air mass coming our way. it starts arriving during the course of the day tomorrow. we'll have a real preview of autumn weather around here as we go through the upcoming work and yes, indeed, kids, school week. tonight, cloudy skies. lingering showers can't be you'lled out. then tomorrow, start off with some clouds in the morning. increasing amounts of sunshine and noticeably lower levels of humidity by tomorrow afternoon. this evening into tomorrow morning, passing showers, wakeup temperatures mid to upper 60s right around 70 by the bay. during the course of the day tomorrow, the skies will get blur and blur as the day goes along. afternoon sunshine. noticeably lower humidity tomorrow. it will be a warm one tomorrow with temperatures still near average for this time of year. 86. by tomorrow, skies starting to clear out quite nicely and look at these overnight low temperatures. washington has not been below 60 degrees in washington since june 1s we may it be below 60, one, two, maybe three days this week. a li

the dewpoint did drop late in the afternoon. so it's a little more comfortable than it was a couple of hours ago, as you probably can feel. winds out of the south, brings us this rather moist very warm air in some spots. tomorrow it'll be into the low 90s. we did have a little batch of clouds that kept the temperatures down. you can see from the ocean area. tomorrow with a little more sun, temperatures get to 90, 91. some spots maybe 92. up to the west, a batch of showers and thundershowers. pretty good shot. these two are west southwest of showers developing. maybe tomorrow night, we'll see one here. the best chance will come here on wednesday as a funnel system approaches from the west northwest with a chance of showers and maybe some thundershowers. what's left of claudette just a remnant low. wednesday may be even into thursday we will get showers. we go back out to the atlantic, ana they just issued the last advisory. claudette came in this morning in florida, alabama it's just a remnant low. but bill is the big one out the

the dewpoint is the amount of moisture in the atmosphere.ot of times in summer we can tell how much he is going to be by tracking the dewpoint. also, the doppler readings can give you a ball. -- ballpark estimate. i would not be surprised if some of the areas in the upper valley did in to the low 30 by -- low 30's by tomorrow morning. the record low for the first day of september, octomom morning, 53 degrees set back in 1963. the very possible we will get close to that out at b.w.i. marshall. high pressure is keeping the clouds along the shores. strong high pressure near chicago moves east and moves very slowly. that means several days of this cool, fall-like weather. high-pressure out of the midwest. it looks like it will rule the weather for most of the coming week. tomorrow, suny, northwest winds at 6-12. sunrise to mom morning at 6:35 a.m. the winds will be out of the north-northeast. reduce the temperature readings in the upper 70's at -- and low 80's. high tide for mergener at 5:27 a.m. -- four mchenrin mchenry. on up into delaware, su

dewpoint close to the 70-degree mark at 67. heat index of 80. light south breeze at six miles per hour. the very latest on tropical storm claudette, 68 miles east-southeast of pensacola, florida. maximum sustained winds at about 50 miles per hour. this storm is going to weaken considerably as soon as it comes on shore. the forecast from the hurricane center has it on shore by about sunrise tomorrow morning, then moving into alabama and eventually raining itself out. could be a lot of rain in southern portions of alabama and georgia not to he thinks the western part of the florida peninsula. florida panhandle. i'm going to get that straight one of these days. there's the radar. heaviest of the rains and the strongest of the winds have been right out near apalachicola, florida. here, clear skies in place. high pressure for now going to keep most of the heavy rainfall potential and most of the moistu from claudette steering off further to the west. ohio valley, tennessee valley going to get most of the rain. that weather front will pick up the mois

these are the dewpoint temperatures.n the 50's like this, it will be rather comfortable nl. high pressure builds in today and gives us the northerly flow of air and that will bring plenty of sunshine with dry air. won't be forever. by tomorrow high pressure moves offshore and in it's place becomes a warm front and we get the return flow or southerly flow bringing in the heat and humidity as we get closer too to sunday into monday. mid 90's on tap for those days. this ridge of high pressure builds n. here's what you can except for a high temperature today, in the eastern shore very comfortable. 38 with lots of humidity and wind at five to 15 miles per hour. central tafort state climbing to 84 degrees for a high we northwest wind at 5 miles per hour. 82 should do it for the western tafort the state why you'll enjoy comfortable conditions and low humidity. tonight 65 degrees. a south wind at 5 miles per hour and 84 degrees for the high today i said but to get there we'll hit 79 at noon. probably get to 84 by 3:00 p.m. and 1

dewpoints are in the upper 60s. so it's really humid. now, because of the combination, tomorrow the weather service, and i also think that it's going to feel like easily 100 degrees. possibly up to about 105 degrees tomorrow with the heat and the humidity, the combination of both. because of this the weather service has issued a heat advisory for a good part of the area. again, tomorrow, with the moisture it could easily feel like 100 to 105. the question is just how long does this hottest weather of the season last? of course, all the answers coming up in just a few. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> some folks stayed inside to beat the heat. other folks had to actually spend the day in the humidity. darcy spencer has a story tonight from northeast washington where some firefighters had a particularly tough time. >> reporte all right. we'll get to darcy's story in just a moment on those firefighters having a tough time battling the heat. >>> yesterday's collision between a helicopter and a small plane. today divers pulled a helicop

dewpoint at 54. we're at 75 degrees right now in baltimore. 73 in dc and 70 in salisbury. 69 in haggers town. 61 out of 50's in oakland and the do you pints in the mid 50. so it is definitely another humid day. not quite as humid. jet stream well to the north. it that will allow a southerly flow. that will bring in more heat and with that heat and humidity we got 90's on the way today. see the showers back to the west. that's what's coming our way tomorrow. the cold front pushs in our direction. look for the showers november in by noon time for the western counties and then for the central part of the state about 3:00 p.m. and then depending on how fast the front moves through, they could be out of here bit evening or lingering a little longer. here's a look then at forecast for today. temperatures going to soar in the eastern part of the state. eastern shore getting up to 89 degrees with mostly clear skies and central part of state should get up to the two with mostly clear skies and the western par

a dewpoint of 72 degree.ince we have the moisture in place, again, we could have fog develop during the overnight hours. it will be very patchy. off to the west, much more comfortable. eventually we're going to get into that on the backside of our next front, which comes through on wednesday. there's the frontal band for tomorrow. high pressure builds in. lots of sunshine. temperatures warmer with all the sunshine, climbing up to about 90 degrees. since we do have that moisture in place we can allow at least an isolated thunderstorm. not a big deal, though. i think most of us tomorrow stay dry. early tomorrow morning, there's the front. off to the south on the backside. going to be great day. mostly sunny. around 90. tuesday looks great as well. then we'll be watching this frontal band here. it drops down into the area as we head into wednesday. that's when we could have our next chance of showers and thunderstorms. at least behind that the humidity will drop. here's the forecast, then. come tomorrow morning,

dewpoint regionwide are in the low 70s. it is really humid out there. that will be trend again tomorrow. just to our southwest, there are a little batch of thunderstorms pushing up towards the northeast. these thunderstorms are producing very heavy rains and some gusty winds. looks like they were going to continue to push up towards the northeast and looks like they could clip northwest washington. so tonight, again, we have those thunderstorms that will continue to slide up towards the north and towards the east. 77 locally. 81 in down in raleigh, 81 down in atlanta. dptds on the high side. there is some dryer weather off to the west. eventually we'll get into that on the back side of this frontal band right here. this is our next front right here. it drops into the region tomorrow. as it swings across the area could, bring us a few severe thunderstorms by tomorrow afternoon. and again, especially south and east of town. so from the delmarva peninsula across the chesapeake bay down toward central and southern virginia and down towards the carolinas we

there is a dewpoint reading. it is a measure of how much moisture is in the air. a tropical feeling. it feels like we are in florida or the panama canal zone. as a move off to the northwest, things are less moist. the temperatures are cooler. a very tropical air mass nonetheless. all the moisture here on these satellite pictures, it is associated with what is left with danny wood is a tropical depression. the front moves out to the west. we will be stuck in that. a little bit more sunshine should break through. 83-88 is the high. here is the seven-day forecast. partly cloudy skies. that is tomorrow. rain chances will persist with some sat -- scattered showers from the ocean city to borrow. let's get the 7's with lower humidity next week. just -- look at all of the low 70's with lower committee next week. >> thank you. someone did something on the internet which is putting mayor sheila dixon in british politics. >> the story starts here. >> knives, guns. >> british parliament member says a rising crime in great britain and claims some part of the country is now lik

saturday too with dewpoint temperatures into the low 60s.our high tomorrow with some high clouds moving through will be 86 to 91. so more humidity for the weekend, more heat especially sunday running through the next part of next week. >> thanks, veronica. >>> in the next half hour, health authorities reveal details for dealing with sdwwin flu at school. >>> and a woman cvincing people she was a nurse. >>> and the wife of south carolina's governor moves out of the m >>> hello and welcome back to news 4 at 4:30. >>> here are some of the top stories at this hour. encouraging jobless numbers for the month of july. the nation's unemployment rate dipped for the first time in 15 months. and employers cut fewer jobs last month offering a strong signal that the recession is finally easing. >>> prince william county police are investigating an accident that killed a pedestrian. they say a man was crossing jefferson davis highway in woodbridge which he was hit by two advance, each heading in opposite directions. the man did not use a crosswalk. no cha

the dewpoint will drop through next week. we are in store for a nice weather pattern if we can make it through the next few days. they said we cannot do your normal weather maps. they made one for me. the affirmation was not right. they added pressure of for baltimore. reed is that in there -- regis philbin got in there and he was not used to it. you have to roll with it. it was incredible. >> it was all documented by sarah. >> it was such a crazy world wind. it was so much fun. we got to get up with her early in the morning. >> hi, everybody. we are in new york city. we made it here. this is the big day. santer will be coasting with regis philbin. will find out -- sandra will be co-host thing with regis philbin. we will find out how she is doing. let's get a wake-up call. sandra? >> good morning. >> how are you feeling? >> fabulous. >> did to get a good sleep? >> yes. it was great. the producer called me yesterday and said we want you to give a national forecast. they are making my own special map. >> she got to sleep in unt

and dewpoint is up a bit at 68 degrees. so we are going to stick with the moisture in the lower levels of the atmosphere. which will allow for fog to develop in the early morning hours. but otherwise, things are going to remain calm through the week. on radar you can see dry sweep across state of maryland. even over into delaware that's the way things will stay. we will see a couple of rain showers to the south. but otherwise for us in maryland and portions north into pennsylvania, dry throughout the weekend. 80 degrees in baltimore. 73 in harrisburg. and 77 degrees in new york. temperatures will be dropping into the mid 60s overnight tonight. now for tomorrow. pretty much a repeat of today. but a couple of degrees warmer. then where we were for today. on our future scan model. we have the area of high pressure system. that will be in control of the weather for the next couple of days. but you can also see just to the south, there is a stationary front, and that will be stalled throughout the weekend. just to the south. so

tomorrow the dewpoints back into probably the low 60s. look at the morning low temperatures this morning. buffalo, 59 degrees. chicago, 64 degrees. cincinnati, 55 degrees this morning. the temperatures are up there. they'd love to get some of this to the big d. wichita, kansas, 97 degrees. there's where the humidity is. it's increasing in the mid part of the country. our dewpoint temperature, 15 degrees below where it was the same time yesterday. a little ripple in the atmosphere. i think that cluster of clouds and showers will be moving to our north. right now it's been a rather wet, cool day. you can see that area of rain moving around chicago. heading into fort wayne. temperatures are only in the 60s and 70s. also grand rapids getting some of that. heading up to pennsylvania tomorrow, i think some of these leftovers and it's sort of a leading edge of the warmer, more humid air will be likely into pennsylvania, new york, slight chance we might see something around here. but i think only by the afternoon. let's go around the world. tropi

frederick, maryland is at 78 degrees, with the dewpoint level of bring around 69. temperature said -- are 82 at reagan national. it looks like it will not rise for the day tomorrow, even though we had a cold front moved through the area earlier today. the wind will allow the temperatures to soar to near 90 degrees. detroit is looking at 76 degrees. all the nasty weather is pushing offshore. the high pressure will allow clearing conditions late tonight and into the morning hours, and the possibility of some patchy fog developing. it looks like many to the west of d.c., the skies were clear rapidly through the morning hours, with temperatures redounding to the 70's and 8's, and near 90. the heat index will be 94-95 degrees. lots of sunshine in the forecast. tonight, gradual clearing, continuing more and humid. a bit cooler off to the west. tomorrow morning, patchy fog will give way to sunshe. tomorrow afternoon, and hot summer day in washington, near 90 degrees. went out of the south at 5-10 miles per hour. the temperature warming up near 90 degrees, 91 on tuesday. m

that will allow the dewpoint to rise. right now, 76 degrees. 68 degrees over bwi marshall. a gorgeous day in the mountains of western maryland. nice clear skies there. 80 degrees is the high. a little bit warmer than yesterday's in the upper elevations. in baltimore, it will be sizzling. 91 degrees is the forecast high. in the bay downpour's the eastern shore and ocean city, 85 degrees by this afternoon. the breeze on the bay is out of the south and south east at 10 knots. the water temperatures are 81 degrees. waves only 1 foot or less. the triple digit record high was set -- set back in 1930. the record low was 1966. our low as around 66 degrees. probably in the low 70's downtown tonight. mostly cloudy skies after midnight tonight. we will see some unsettled conditions. the high pressure is moving offshore. the cold front to our west will be coming through here tomorrow. by late tomorrow afternoon, there will be precipitation out ahead of the front. some scattered showers and storms by tomorrow afternoon. get the umbrella handy. 89 degrees will be the high tomorrow. thurs

. -- dewpoint are starting to creep up. what does traffic look like? >> good morning. we are dealing with one early morning accident on a road. some delays and lane closures. otherwise, traffic is in the green. in nice ride as far richer drive time. 11 minutes on the outer loop north side and west side. and it is a smooth down the 895 split and fort mchenry. we are looking at a nice ride on the i-895 towards the harbor tunnel. that is the latest. back to you. >> good morning. thank you. our big story is a baltimore county couple is behind bars for distributing and promoting child pornography. >> the victims and all range in age 2 - 15. police believe more children may be involved. our reporter is live with more. >> these are upsetting details. it does not get much worse than this. according to baltimore county police, most of the filming was done in the middle river home of the couple. they are facing numerous charges. in mid july, detectives were able to confirm that child pornography was located inside of john nicholas home. 15 days later, a search warrant was served

the dewpoint will creep up and bring back some moisture in the environment. nothing going on as far as precipitation my neck. we will not have that until tomorrow afternoon. the 76 degrees downtown. 69 degrees at the airport. 63 degrees across this airline -- state line in northern pennsylvania. 87 degrees-91 degrees today. the sun will set tonight at 8:15. a mild overnight well. another front will push through here. i will have more on that coming up. >> we will see you in a little bit. here's a look at 11 news today. >> a couple facing a laundry list of charges including sexual abuse against children and child pornography. the details are straight ahead. >> in washington, cash for clunkers, to some and other government bailout. to others, a win for the environment and the economy. will the senate approved an extension? i will have that story coming up. >> we will let you know how traffic is affected

the dewpoints, about 60 degrees yesterday, 72. the temperatures and humidity are building. high pressure is dominating our forecast, what's happening with it is slowly sinking off to the eastment as that happens, it's going to be close enough to keep us dry, with a couple clouds around, take a look out to the west, here's the real storm track, and this front is eventually going to move our way, as if does so, it's going to pick up moisture from the south and tropical storm claudette down to a tropical depression, continuing to weaken. this is the latest advisory from this morning, they're no longer issuing advisories any more. claudette is now on shore. it will continue off to the northwest losing strength, but still with a lot of moisture from it, some of that moisture is going to get sucked up into the front moving our way, as we head toward wednesday, the chance for a couple showers and thunderstorms do enter the picture around here. high pressure keeps us dry for today, other than maybe in the mountains here this afternoon, tomorrow for the most part, we're dry once aga

yesterday our dewpoints were in the low 70s. now they're in the low 50s. and that is the comfy stuff. 66 right now in frederick, maryland. 66 in hagerstown. 65 in martensburg. not much going on around the metropolitan area. i find you down there in st. mary's coun. one or two lonely showers. a couple of lonely sprinkles down there. that is all we could find on the radar for you this evening. generally speaking it's going to be a dry week coming. still one or two chances for some light sprinkles in the far southern parts of maryland, northern neck, again during the day tomorrow. here in the washington area i think we'll stay dry. northern maryland, west virginia, pennsylvania all in the dry side tomorrow. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. freeze warnings are out in the northern parts of minnesota tonight as the dewpoint changes continue to show. feels a lot more like september already. september just two days away. keeping our eye down here in the tropics once again. the tropical season is gets close to its peak. the hurricane center is keeping an eye on thi

the dewpoint is up to 69 degrees, when you factor that in, it feels like 93 outside and 98 at the ocean. a little bit a break in oakland at 79 degrees, here's the situation, there's a front out to the wet, it's along that front that we're going to see showers and thunderstorms fire today. now, the front is slowing down, it's going to take a little bit of time to get through here, this front is going to take through today and tomorrow to make its way through the mid- atlantic, that's why we're going to see scattered showers and storms during that time. here's the next front behind it. on thursday, the chance for showers and thunderstorms, but a better chance on friday, as that entire front gets closer, it's actually this front that's going to protect the east coast of the united states, it's going to force bill to turn back out to see. at this point bill is moving off to the west/northwest, winds of 104 miles per hour, it's expected to continue strengthening to category 3 or higher, which will make it a major hurricane on the classification scale of 1 to 5. today for our forecast, we don

that's where the dewpoints are lower and it doesn't feel feel as humid. clouds and showers to areas like washington, d.c. where we're already seeing some light rain. baltimore has got some light rain. just one thunderstorm complex over the delmarva, over the chesapeake, into delaware. we have scattered storms and showers along areas of north carolina and virginia. is so in that area you probably need your umbrella. it's only a little bit of rain. that will move up into new jersey later today. temperatures, as i mentioned, will be warm in the southeast but enjoyable to the north. that's your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. well, coolest weather will be in the great lakes and northern new england. burlington, vermont, only 75 today. cleveland, beautiful, 79 and sunny. the humidity is still there, though, in the southeast. that will spark shows from wilmington to f. myers. dan, that's a look at your thursday thoeshg. >>> thank you, sir. appreciate it. >>> wall street wobbles, auto supplier, and sisco symptom bells. yo

dewpoint still a steamy 71 with a light northwestly wind. national airport 1.29 inches of rain, our rainiest day in over two months. last time we had more jas was june 3rd when we had 1.5 inch of rain. here's a check of live doppler across the area. not much coming on here in the district. a couple of showers down south of fredericksburg along i-95 and a few more showers up into portions of northeastern maryland. by and large, the lion's share of the rain is now pulling away from our area. so not much in the way of rain for us to worry about here for the rest of the evening. you can see the heavier rains now into portions of philadelphia, new york city and moving away. a little bit of a dry patch coming our way for much of the overnight hours. can't rule out a couple of passing showers, just about it for the rest of the evening. 72 down the road in richmond. plenty of clouds around. as the sky is trying to clear out by morning, may lead to patchy dense fog. also on the weather maps and of great concern for folks on the eastern seaboard, hurr

dewpoints have dropped significantly. it feels like fall out there from atlanta northward up through boston, new york, detroit, cleveland, pittsburgh, buffalo, syracuse. some areas may want a light jacket. on top of that, we have a little bit of light rain over the carolinas and southern virginia. anywhere from danville to raleigh, charlotte, light shower activity. virginia beach is getting a little drerchinching "early tod" 69 and showers today in charlotte. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. even with sunshine today, the high will only be 67 degrees in burlington, vermont. northern new england, very cool. hartford, connecticut, a break from summer, 75. a lot of wet weather from south carolina to georgia. dan, that's a look at your monday forecast. and you can feel it when you went outside today. it's just different. >> to say the least. you're not sweating out buckets. get the light jacket. thank you, bill. >>> shanghai tumbles, what to expect this week. and th

temperatures will eventually fall intoherehere is a look at g network at this hour. 84 in annapolis with a dewpoint level in the low 60's. the daytime high was 93 degrees. the official high at reagan nationalhe was 92 after a mornig low of 71. temperatures holding in the lower 90's across a good portion of the lower atlantic. 85 degrees with a surface temperature 89. high-pressure just off the shore. winds of the southwest with temperatures around 9-94 degrees. we will look for part of cloudy skies tonight and the possibility of a little bit of fog during the early morning hours, nothing that should cause any problems or delays. tomorrow we will look for a rapid warm-up. by late afternoon, around 90-94. temperatures fall and the serbs to the lumber -- lower -- temperatures fall in the suburbs to the lower 90's. mostly sunny skies. temperatures hold around nine degrees for tuesday until wednesday predict around 90 degrees for tuesday and wednesday. sheridan thunderstorms will cool things down for the upcoming weekend -- showers and thunderstorms. the big story for the next several days will be bill,

hardly any wind at a.64 percent relative humidity. 61 tt dewpoint.another humid day as temperatures climb well into the 50. right now at 74 in baltimore and the saiment tore cd. 71 in salisbury and oakland 71 degrees where it was erl yir in the 50's. there goes the front ta as i was saying that brought the rain yesterday. behind that more rain and brings us sunshine. should be a pretty afternoon and boy, don't we ce serve. it high pressure builds n. this frontal boundry steers nornlgt as i was saying. look what comes our way mid week into thursday. the next front that could be producing thunderstorms for wednesday later in the day and into your thursday. the high temperatures today in the eastern show of 88 degrees with mainly clear skies and a west southwest wind at five to 10 miles per hour. central part of state getting up to the same 88 degrees with a lot of sunshine. it will look much prettier. northwest becomes southwest at 5 miles per hour. back to the west we go. hi toop hereof 85 degrees. mainly clear skies way west southwest wind at 5 miles

takes us to camp springs, maryland, a daytime high of 83, they had a few sprinkles, but look at the dewpoint levels, impressive, mid 40's. mid 40's right now in leesburg with a current temperature of 78 degrees. 78 at children's hospital after a daytime high of 81. official high at reagan national, 85 degrees. cooler than normal for this time of year. the record 99 set back in 1953. temperatures across the area, 82 in fredeck, 77 over -- 77 degrees out there in west virginia at this hour. 69 for cincinnati, 68 in detroit. frost advisories for northern michigan and northern wisconsin. nothing like that for us. eventually high pressure will win out and that will allow plenty of sunshine and temperatures 10 to 12 degrees below arch for this time of year. better day today than yesterday. tomorrow, the cooler air will settle in a northerly wind will keep our temperatures in the lower 70's. for tonight, scattered clouds, cool and comfortable. talk about mid to upper 50's in our suburbs, lower 60's downtown. tomorrow, start out with temperatures in the 60's, partly cloudy skies a nice afternoon, bu

dewpoint temperatu down tond 65, 66. very comfortable. let's look at information from the national weather service. they have confirmed two separate tornadoes occurred shortly after 2:00 p.m. friday afternoon. the first one had winds 90 to 100 miles an hour in frederick. on the ground for about 2 1/2 miles. a couple minutes later, there was one that not far away from the same cluster of storms. this one had winds of 100 to 110 winds per hour. that was on the ground as well 2 1/2 miles. nothing to worry now. delightful, partly sunny and comfortable. temperatures are just where they should be or slightly less. one thing that is up today, model spores because of the heavy rain over the weekend, they're in the high range and weeds showing up for the first time this season. if you're a ragweed sufferer, it's going to peak in another two to three weeks. we'll keep you up to date with it daily. 85 in fairfax, 84 in fredericksburg. temperatures in new england starting to warm un up, but the cool trendon ctinues into the great lakes. heat is build

the dewpoint levels still in the mid to upper 60's. the official high temperature at reagan national airport, statistically exactly where we should be for this time of year. the record was set back in 1943, 100, and cool 55 in 1941. ocean city 79. the 78 in hagerstown. cooler, drier airus joft f to the north and well to the west, only 68 in a rapid city, s.d., but we're going to look for winds out of the south, southwest tomorrow, eventually taking a southeasterly turn, but temperatures will warm up quite a bit. how about temperatures near 90 degrees? it will slowly move offshore, clear skies through the great lakes region, and there was the disturbance that brought quite a bit of rain across portions of virginia beach today, chesapeake, virginia. flash flood warnings earlier today, but, fortunately for us, things will move out, and we will look for high pressure in the mid-atlantic region, and that will leave plenty of sunshine for the delmarva beaches. the temperature tomorrow about 84 degrees for rehoboth and dewey. mid 70's. by sun

dewpoints in the mid and upper 60s. really humid out there.ith the heat and humidity it feels like 100 degrees right now here in the district. tomorrow, it could reach up to about 105. because of this, the weather service has issued a heat advisory for tomorrow from noon until 10:00. that is for a good part of the region. and you can see up and down the east coast, we'll see more of the same with the heat advisory stretching from the carolinas all the way up towards, looks like northern new jersey. all right. again, 95 locally. feels like 100. that's the story all the way back towards the mississippi river. it's very hot. up and down the east coast. we basically have a big ridge of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere. you can see how the moisture is pushing up and over that area of higher pressure. there's that little disturbance right there. as this makes its way southward. it could affect us and bring us some active weather. especially north and east of the belt line. so here's future cast. basically high pressure will be the

you can see the dewpoint is 68 fahrenheit. so on the sky watch hd regional radar. getting a dry sweep across the state of maryland. and that's the way things stay. further south, you could run into rain showers. as we have the stationary front sitting to the south. that will allow for clouds and rain showers to fire up, if you are traveling toward virginia beach and or ocean city. this weekend. and as it will stay just to the south. but further north you go to maryland and pennsylvania, you will be fine adjustment dry in sunny weather. all thanks to the high pressure in control. and once we are on the back side of the high pressure system, tomorrow to sunday, temperatures will get close to 90 degrees. but look toward sunday, around 1:00. that stationary boundary is allowing for rain showers to develop towards the southern portions of the delmarva peninsula, and virginia and southern portions of maryland as well. so just a slight chance for an isolated rain shower in the vicinity on sunday. but otherwise, things are going to remain dry and sunny. now, we have a trop

dewpoint at six 2. so yes, another humid day for sure. 76 degrees right now in baltimore. 74 in dc and the same for talz salz ber rivment very mild everywhere as you head out. 59 in oakland. heading for a high of about 91 degrees for the eastern shore again where the showers will be hef imrer especially to the southern part of that region. winds at west to five to 10 miles per hour. the winds ping up as the storm moves through. the central part of state, thunderstorms, enfa siez late afternoon, 4:00, to 6:00, maybe 7 o'clock with the thunderstorms. it will continue late night and into the over night with showers then but storms dissipating by then. look for of at afternoon and evening to be the most active time. the thunderstorms come in earlier. we're talking about 3 o'clock, 4 o'clock there, 69 degrees for the over night low and again thunderstorms continue continuing. scattered about and left with showers over night. could have a lingering shower as a mentioned tomorrow but otherwise generally dry as

dewpoints drop. that means less humidity and temperatures that will be in the 80's tomorrow but not today. today only upper 70's in fafnlgt this frontal boundry stays to the north what. is come owrg way is a warm front. 73 degrees right now at downtown harbor and we're seeing showers. temperature wise we've got 73 degrees in baltimore and also for dc, 73 as well in salisbury. 763 in hagerstown. and once more i was talking about this earlier w. have a warm front coming your way this weekend. that as it moves north t will bring mid 90's our way then and it will feel like temperatures, well it will be in the mid 90's and humidity increase as we get into next week. it will get steamy here for the end of the weekend and then into the beginning of next week. 80 degrees today. hardly warm with regard to those temperatures getting near the seasonable average of 86 at this point or 87 actually. instead much cooler. 79 degrees for the central part of state and as i said dewpoints lower. that means the humidity

by sunday, some lower due points -- dewpoints and 84 degrees. more on hurricane bill later. >> thank you. and identifying the event -- a debt-defying event you have to see to believe. >> do you think a scottish court shouldrelease the man convicted of the 1988 pan-am bombing, so he can die surrounded by his family? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> and eight year-old boy has flown into the record books over the sky. he is a daredevil strapped to the wing of a plane. his parents must be having a heart attack. they make sure every safety measure was taken. some men and women were reverting to childhood in san francisco. they have turned one straight into a board game. it is a real life in the land. -- candy land. that looks like fun. >> a seesaw can't send somebody for a ride if the person on the other end with a lot more. that happened in jacksonville after one of the trees have your limbs fell unexpectedly and fell on the back end of a vehicle. it said the person inside high above the ground. the person got out safely and no o

in dewpoint are below where they should be this time of the year. a dry air mass is in place.f you want to take a dive in the atlantic, no problem. waves are only 1 foot. the record was 101. a record low of compounds 52 . -- a record low of 52. a few more cloud will roll in tonight. it will be partly cloudy tomorrow. it is holding up today. in front will approach us from the west. maybe some isolated thunderstorms that will bring some clouds. it is a good thing the front is moving through. it is moving this tropical system out of the direction. we think that is going to happen. it is appearing to be going towards the east coast. it should get away from us according to our computer models. by friday with the front moving through, it looks like only 79 degrees. a good chance of scattered showers and storms. by next week, a nice breath of a fall. only 78 degrees on monday. mostly sunny skies and low humidity. something to look forward to. >> thank you. let's check their morning commute. we had an early morning accident on i-95. that has cleared. we are watching for volume to pick

and the dewpoint is at 57 degrees. very low, very comfortable. and enjoy it. because by tomorrow evening, that is when things will be changing with the humidity and the do you want as moisture is going to be increasing as we go. sky watch regional right now. dry sweep across the radar. zooming out, light rain showers trying to make the way over the mountains. this is associated with the warm front that will be moving into our area starting tomorrow. these rain showers will dissipate but we will see clouds from the warm front assist it inches closer to us for the daytime for tomorrow. see what we are looking for. couple more clouds and a little warmer for tomorrow. mega heat makes the way in here on sunday. the 90s, mid 90s by sunday. right now, though, national temperatures across the nation. we are sitting at comfortable 69 at bwi thurgood marshall airport. but look at dallas. 90. 86 in omaha and 84 in st. louis. so the hot and muggy air mass in the center portions of the united states, that is what will make the way into our area for part of the daytime tomo

and the dewpoint is at 68 degrees. on the doppler radar, we will see a dry sweep, and most of the activity is now moving out to the atlantic ocean. bigger picture, it was associated with a cold front that really moved in our area for today. brought a lot of severe weather. not only towards our area here in maryland. and dc. but pretty much along all along i-95 from bosston to new york city down toward baltimore and dc as well. so current temperatures as well as associated with that cold front right now. moving through our area. bringing dryer weather. we saw a lot of rain with the system as well. over an inch of rain reported at the inner harbour. and half an inch reported in we will mington. so current temperatures across maryland at this hour. 75 degrees in baltimore. and dc. 72 degrees in dover. and 71 degrees towards lower portions. delmarva. but temperatures will not drop off too much tonight. even though the cold front pushed through. it will lower our humidity and allow for comfortable temperatures to move in. s

the dewpoint will be low for most of today. a high pressure over us.will move offshore by tonight. we will see a mild overnight low of 72 degrees. the heat and humidity will come tomorrow with the 94 degrees. 97 degrees on monday. >> thanks for joining us. we will have another live update in 25 minutes. >>> we're back about saturday morning. the 8th of august, joined by a lively crowd on our plaza on this early saturday morning. grateful for that. inside studio 1a, i'm jenna wolfe in for amy robach this morning alongside this guide, lester holt. >>> coming up, jermaine jackson speaking out about this brother michael. >> what he knew about this younger brother's drug use as new report comes to light about how many drugs jakz may have had in his system at the time of his death. all the details coming up. >>> also, one of the world's most famous pedestrian crossings, london's abby road. back in the news, we'll tell you why coming up. >> and an anniversary. we all now you can rent a car, movie or ice skates but turns out there be a lot more rental options

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