chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: could well be the warmest day of the year. wind out of the south/southwest, and that's good for the sunshine, but when will tend southete clouds back. showers and storms across indiana. western kentucky, a few showers over kentucky and eastern tennessee. they will not bother us. because humidity levels are coming up, this just goes to show some areas of moisture and instability getting closer. a chance ofhave showers and thunderstorms likely happening late in the afternoon and evening. as far as what will happen down at the park tonight, good weather for the nats. we will keep our eyes open. otherwise, partly cloudy. it is looking increasingly like a storm center will develop here, but even if it does not, we will still see moisture increase, especially sunday, monday. hurricane hunters going to go out and check this storm later today, but initial computer models suggest some system developing moving in this direction. something to monitor. we will let you know what the possible

we bring in chief meteorologist doug hill. he has the forecast for us. we couldn't ask for better today. this is gorgeous. doug: ask me the question again. jonathan: will the weekend be perfect? please. doug: no. back to you. but as we get through late sunday/monday at the beaches, things may change. go full screen to show you the boardwalk at rehoboth beach, delaware. 67. it's hot here but the winds are coming off the atlantic and the sea water temperatures only in the upper 50's. it is chilly. if you are going to beaches, gorgeous saturday. in the 70's. increasing cloudiness in the evening or the late day showers, 70 degrees. monday highs of 68. if you are along the eastern or the western shore of the bay, beautiful weather saturday. 82 and sunshine. good weather sunday. late day storm. 79. monday not so good. 74. showers and storms. the mountains are nice until we hit late sunday night or monday when the showers or the storms are possible there. so much more to discuss about the weekend weather. i will share it with you coming up in a couple of minute

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chief meteorologist doug hill is here with the answer to that. we have the record. enough is enough. okay? we will see what happens. we are looking at now the doppler radar. metro area is in good shape with the rain in baltimore. further south and west. harrisonburg, i-81 corridor. showers there. that is it. zoom in and good news for the nats tonight. good news if you are traveling outside. we can't rule out isolated showers later. but it's generally over four now. look at the nats forecast. first pitch at 7:05. cloudy around the area tonight. the temperatures in the 60's. tomorrow, we will see if we hit day 16. i know friday will bring showers and storms. a lot to share in a few minutes. back to you. maureen: thank you, doug. new video tonight. d.c. police want you to see. this is it. four people all wearing masks, dash out the front door of the been elementary school. they swipe computer and run out the door. the big box is a photo copier. "7 on your side" fighting back with the still pictures of the suspects on wjla.com or our facebook page. leon: some other imag

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doug hill is here with the forecast.doug: 77 degrees at the lot high school in laurel. 77 is our average high, getting back where we should be. delightful, a few high clouds, plenty of sunshine, most areas will region afternoon high of the 80 degree mark, very mild through the early afternoon. after work come evening, dinner outside, whatever you have planned, maybe mowing the grass now that it is drying up, spectacular. high pressure stretching out along the appellations into north georgia in this entire area of high pressure will shift to the east the next couple of days turn southerly and southwesterly, that will keep the warm temperatures in our area, it will slowly hike up the committee the levels and late in the afternoon, thursday and friday, scattered showers and thunderstorms a possibility. first pitch 77 degrees at the park, sunny skies, tomorrow, mostly sunny, no rain, dry and warm, a high of 84. we will check of the holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. jummy: i cannot wait to see that one. a check of th

chief meteorologist doug hill shows us who will get the rain next and how much. doug? doug: hey, maureen. this is area northwest and the southwest of washington. in the next couple of days the entire area will have plenty of chances to get more rain and heavy downpours. first things first. live look at the congressional country club at bethesda. 57 degrees. cloudy skies. check and see where the rain is right now. a little patch across stafford county. almost to the north to william county. in hagerstown area, southward to west virginia. no ez are the areas that we are watching showers. zoom in on the detail. hagerstown, the region is the focus of scattered showers for the past few hours. but it is widely scattered. in the next 48 hours we see chance of rain across the area to increase. i will become more and more likely. the forecast, as we head through the overnight hours, clouds, patchy fog, showers. 48 to 53. check out the weekend in the next seven days in a couple of minutes. leon: okay. in the meantime, check back on breaking news where brad bell arrived on the sc

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jummy: you really cannot ask for a better biking weather, maybe even lunch or dinner outside, doug hill is here with the forecast. no excuse for staying inside today. doug: plenty of sunshine. great visibility, plenty of blue sky and sunshine and temperatures warming up quickly. about 73 or 74 this afternoon and later tonight, clouds increase and the reason for that is a developing area of low pressure over northern mississippi, you see the rain shield headed in our direction, tomorrow will be a rainy day but the timing of the heaviest rain will be important for your outdoor plants and i will break that down for you through the day tomorrow coming up in a couple of minutes. you must have better news than the here and jimmy -- you must have better news than meat. southbound virginia, working -- the issue is an accident, near route 234, everything on the shoulder, multiple vehicles. not bad south through lorton, in the 30's, no problems forced the mixing bowl and a nice right through washington, d.c.. the capital beltway, the american legion bridge come interlude, outer loop, moving well

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chief meteorologist doug hill here with a look at how much we're going to get and how long it's going to stick around, and we're all tired of this, doug. doug: i know, mel. as we sbert weekend, skies will brighten up, and we'll begin a different weather apparent. we're stuck in the same one now. 57 degrees live from national harbor, north-northeasterly winds at 6. no rain in the city. however, there's rain not far from here, and we'll see more chances the rain the next few days. milder the farther west you go. 63 in winchester. and taking a look at temperatures, they will climb into the mid 60's today, a bit cooler, and there will be scattered showers. our average high this time of may is 72, so we're below the mark for sure. as far as what's happening on doppler radar, nothing in the metro area, but more showers and an isolated rumble of thunder stretched out well west and southwest much as we get through the afternoon, we'll watch some of the showers make heir way to the northeast, there's drizzle around the area, and taking a look at the satellite and radarrer, and more opportuniti

chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: part will see it in the area for the morning commute at 6:00 in the metro area. this is a one-day deal. this is how the pattern looks. looking live it's gorgeous at the national harbor where the temperatures are holding in the mid-60's. below average by ten degrees. 66. beautiful. the winds are calm right now. delightful day. clouds on the increase. you can see that already. the clouds will return. some areas of rain by morning and becoming likely throughout the entire area throughout the day tomorrow. the future cast gives us timing. by 7:30. rain and pretty widespread rain to the west of the metro area. that will continue. by mid-morning heavy downpours and brief break for the evening commute. more showers in the forecast through wednesday. maybe thursday will be the next day we enjoy sunshine around the area. a lot more to talk about, including a sneak peek at the weekend in a few minutes. michelle: thank you. the worst nightmare that a woman sexual assaulted in her own home.

doug hill in the weather center with a check on how long it sticks around. looks nice. doug: nice change. we start with a live look at alexandria, virginia. the computer models yesterday had it pegged on the money when the cold front would come through with the rain. 77 in alexandria. pleasant weather in everything. drop to 50's overnight. the big story is going to be we talk about those and the timing in a couple of minutes. alison: a giant tire fire is rage until central spain. thick black smoke from madrid which is 25 miles away. 9,000 people living close to dump there have been evacuated. no injuries reported. the fire is contained to the one area. authorities believe the fire was intentionally set. leon: clues are cleaning up a -- crews are cleaning up an oil spill off the louisiana coast. skimmers are out there collecting the oil off the surface of the water. they say the leak has been contained. drilling at a nearby platform is stopped. the state and the federal agencies oversee clean-up operation. alison: new developments in a case of a serial bank robber in nort

check in with chief meteorologist doug hill for the forecast. doug: all that matters is brilliant sunshine coming to the windows in rosslyn shining off of jamie sullivan birthday balloons. happy birthday, jamie. get you started. peeks of sunshine right now. the weather conditions will improve friday. then the weekend, is saturday a washout? a possibility. i have a lot to tell you about that. scattered showers here and there. a lot are drying up. cloudy skies for the evening. if you are headed out and around the city. isolated shower or two tonight or later in the morning but the skies bright an tomorrow afternoon. otherwise, overnight 47 to 55. late night shower possible. we will get into gear here getting to one good weather day in the next few. we will talk about that and the weekend and the next seven days in a couple of minutes. jonathan: see you then. thanks. major changes in d.c. the concealed carry law to carry a gun struck down again. a judge saying it's just too strict. the appeals process will play out. but today d.c. bureau chief sam f

we go to chief meteorologist doug hill with the latest. doug all right. we have had a big change during the day today. we are still feeling the influence of a storm center that gave us the lousy weekend. that is all sure. the circulation now is starting to put in individual thunderstorms. these are individual cells that kind of rain themselves out but in the process they give us briefly strong wind and hail. that happened in the areas in charles county, la plata and waldorf. they had a severe thunderstorm warning that expired. you can see on the radar are more upstream. they are moving northeast to southwest. one moved to the district. more through the northern suburb. that will continue through sunset this evening. after that the storms this will move offshore and the skies will start to clear. there is the area of low pressure spinning around. we will get rid of that later tonight. skies will clear. wait until you hear about the warmup we have coming. the forecast tonight. showers and thunderstorming ending after 7:00 or 8:00. clearing skies overhead an

doug hill is here. alison: hi, doug. doug: summary out there. showers. we have been complaining for so long it was so cool now th temperatures are warmer. with the sunshine and a breeze blowing in, enough to pop up showers. no lightning associated with these. get a sense of the motion which way they are headed. normally around here -- i wouldn't say "normally" but often the showers and the thunderstorms move west to east or southwest to northeast. but every now and then they go from north to south. we see one of the showers north of stafford. i was -- we had some a few minutes ago. they are raining themselves out as they continue to the south. this is a pattern of increasing winds overhead to bring the moisture in from the atlantic. this is left of bonnie. it will help contribute east/northeast. that is going to contribute to more showers. future cast will give fairly quiet. we hav and getting through the afternoon. low 80's. afternoon thunderstorms. the same deal in the day on thursday. the forecast tonight is fog. 66 tomorrow and wednesday. chance of s

check and see what chief meteorologist doug hill has to say about that. doug: not that long but it will feel like it. friday is the next chance of decent weather. in the meantime we show doppler radar. we have an animation to get a sense of movement and the location. it's moving east. steady area of rain. behind it there are light showers. generally the next few hours this evening, you will be fine. take an umbrella. watch for spotty showers. it won't be widespread. you can see farther west/northwest, more showers. ahead of a cold front coming through later tomorrow. some areas on satellite. glimpse of sunshine north and west of the metro this tonight drop and hold in the 50's. the future cast shows by tomorrow, more batches of steady rain through the morning and through the afternoon. finally some time maybe by tomorrow night the rain will end. looking better as we head to the very end of the work week. that is the latest. alison: thank you very much. there is good news to tell you about for chesapeake bay today. the university of maryland center for envi

chief meteorologist doug hill. every time we have a day like this you tell us it won't last long. what is the word today? doug: that is my job. today is a beautiful sunshine and a one-day deal. already the clouds from the south and the west. this is the day that it will be. increasing clouds and pleasant. cooler than average. pleasant weather this everything. clouds thicken overnight. many areas tomorrow morning there is rain falling. 67 at reagan national airport. winds from the west at 15. dew point is 33. that drives humidity levels down. dry on the cool side. the sun is intense here in the middle of may. if you look at the satellite and the radar. seeing the evidence that the clouds start to roll in from the south and the w area. we have rain at times throughout the day and the afternoon and the evening. wednesday afternoon the rain gets out of here but look at the rain we may see. that is the latest. back to you. alison: thank you. we are keeping a close eye on a developing story today after a baby was born in back of a cab. 16th and v street today. we have a picture. aaron se

for that, we head back to the studio for chief meteorologist doug hill. doug: thanks.e next couple of hours ideal to say for people riding home. we will have increasing cloudiness. some sunshine for the next couple of hours. temperatures hold in lower 70's. changes are on the way due to developing storm center well southwest that will spread heavier cloudiness tonight. rain tomorrow. it will start in the morning. the rain will be heavy at times. especially south and southeast of washington. this is the future ca moving in. brighter color is the heaviest color of rain. mostly south and east of the city by mid-afternoon. late afternoon, steadier lighter rain across the region. upper level low, surface low in the coast. they are combining to keep winds spinning in from the northeast. keep the air chilly. give us more period of rain tonight. scattered showers and thunderstorms later afternoon. sunday may feature sunshine at times earlier in the day. something to keep an eye on. so the weekend outlook unfortunately tomorrow is chilly with period of rain. 59 degrees. a littl

>> our chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check on the doug: thousands are on the roads. many more tonight with the cardinals and the nationals. the weather is perfect for baseball. in the low 80's for the first pitch. holding in 70's for most of the game. big travel day tomorrow looking good. away from washington by car or rail. 76 degrees in the morning with sunshine. hitting the upper 80's in the afternoon. late afternoon and everything, 30% chance of showers and storms. if the delmarva beach is your destination, looks great saturday. sunshine and 74. clouds and slowly increase sunday and 70. chance of a late day shower. on monday it looks as though we will see chances of showers 68 degrees. maybe thunderstorm later in the day. we will keep a close eye on that. if you are staying around town for your own backyard. beautiful outdoor saturday. 85 with sunshine. 82 and sunday. muggy with a southeasterly wind. we have a chance of showers or thunderstorms late in the day. monday is cloudier. it will be in the 70's. better chance of showers and storms. alison: thank in the c

chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast. doug? doug: we have a chance, another cold front, stronger cold front comes in tomorrow. but in the meantime we have sunshine. take a look now. national harbor, gorgeous. skies have been clearing after the first cold front went through this morning. it will show you sun. 75 degrees at reagan national. that is the warmest temperature we have had since the 2nd of may. 11 days ago. so a big improvement there. it be a nice evening. windy min niche as well -- winds will diminish as well. the winds will push south of east and out of the area. radar and satellite together. you can see the back edge of the cold front with the clouds still over the eastern suburbs. they willc r.f.k. for d.c. united against new york red bulls. perfect game conditions. the temperatures will drop through the 70's. the forecast for the viewing area tonight, clear, cool, 50 to 60. i like how that sounds. we will have to talk about the weekend. we have sun and also some, maybe heavy thunderstorms. we will give you details

leon: chief meteorologist doug hill has a check on tonight's forecast. looking good. doug: about time, isn't it? it's delightful out there. the temperatures are in the 80's. a little cloudy at times but it's all fair weather cloudiness. we are in fine shape. the numbers are impressive. 83 at reagan national airport. west/northwesterly winds at 10. fairly dry. the first time this month we have hit 80 degree mark. tonight is a beautiful weather for the nats. 80 degrees at first pitch with the sunny skies. mostly clear. the forecast tomorrow, sunny and warm. low humidity. 86. we get to thursday and friday. heat and the humidity build more. then the holiday weekend. we have time for that and give you complete details here at the ocean beaches coming up in a couple of minutes. back to you. alison: we look forward to that. thank you very much. we are keeping a clos out of virginia. where governor terry mcauliffe says he followed the law when he accepted donations during his 2013 campaign. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live on capitol hill where the governor

chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check on the forecast. we love that, doug. doug: it was a nice break. probably most areas won't see much sunshine for the rest of the day. may not see much more until tomorrow afternoon. in the short-term encouragement in the forecast. watching showers all day to the west. moving northeast. not to the metro area. while there is a chance of isolated sprinkle or shower, this evening and tonight better chances anything like that will hold off until much later tonight. zoom in and show you the areas. the winchester, this is all west of the metro washington area. pullback on the doppler to show there are a few more showers downstream. keep an eye on it. perhaps tomorrow morning there could be an isolated shower. after that, a dry day. 47 to 55 overnight. morning showers. and then we will see the cloudy skies and maybe afternoon. weekend check in a few minutes. alison: we'll see you then. meanwhile tonight, developing, two powerful earthquakes again rattled ecuador. the first measured 6.7. near the area where a 7.8 quake just last m

looking go chief meteorologist doug hill, what is the word now? doug: enjoy it while it lasts. enjoy it now. alexandria, 70 degrees. tomorrow is beautiful and warmer. saturday not so beautiful. rain is the weather story on saturday. short-term, overnight. clear. can't rule out patchy fog. 47 to 53 by the morning. the reason it's sunny and pleasant is the high pressure. it will move overhead and offshore. that is going to open the door for rain. heavy at times throughout the entire day on saturday. tomorrow a perfect forecast for bike to work day. 50's in the morning. mid-70's by the afternoon. leon: thank you, doug. a week after he announced he was retiring from "60 minutes," tonight the world is paying tribute to morley safer. safer joined "60 minutes" two years after the show debuted on cbs. staying with the weekly news magazine with 46 years. he interviewed jack and catharine hepburn. even miss piggy. cbs aired hour-long special on his career this past sunday. he was 84. alison: coming up here on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- she says her stepfather helped hold her hostage for one

jonathan: our chief meteorologist doug hill is joining us. severe weather. this could be repeat today because it sets up the same way. doug: the same emergency. the atmosphere is different than yesterday. severe thunderstorm watch put out for part of texas, dallas-fort worth area. any severe thunderstorm this time of year could be a tornado. any time of year really. not the numbers. concentrate to start out on areas with the best chance. that is in portion of kentucky. where we are keeping an eye on. show it to you. enhanced risk put out by the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma. a couple of the tornadoes were literally you can see it from the s.p.c., the storm prediction center office in norman. that close. the enhanced risk across kentucky and ohio, along the rivr that is the story. we are watching radar in the area. we have a tornado warning right now. southwestern kentucky. but there it is only 3:00 in the afternoon. there are several more hours for the heat to interact with the approaching line here. more storms are a possibility. again, isolate

chief meteorologist doug hill has the forecast and the answers. doug: it's encouraging now. the rain we are dealing with, that will move out of the area for the first pitch. get started. "livelife -- the live area of radar. we have heavier downpours between washington and baltimore. this is drifting northeast. that is a good sign. later tonight maybe showers. everything is on track you can see to move out. i will stay cloudy. but they should get the game off no problem. the first pitch at 7:00. 65 degrees. cloudy skies. we will talk about the rain record and more coming up in a few minutes for you. we will eventually get the sunshine in the forecast. that i promise. just not exactly when. michelle: enough said. thank you. george mason university officials are issuing an urgent warning about sextortion on campus. two students were blackmailed over explicit video in the past week. theyer with enticed to sen sexually explicit material who gained their trust online and then they threatened to circulate them if they didn't pay them money. this is a crime that former teen usa know

chief meteorologist doug hill now with the forecast. doug? doug: yes. back to you. we're stuck in this pattern now. the showers are not nearly as numerous as yes scattered around the area now. north of winchester to hagerstown. farther south to the foothills. then south of fredericksburg through caroline county. showers and thunderstorms will drift east/northeast or the east over the next couple of hours. that is the story. 40% chance any one spot might see a shower or a brief downpour. otherwise, cloudy skies for sure. past the local showers there is more and more and more. we will get to elongated area of low pressure that controls the weather late tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night and friday. rain chances will continue to increase. especially tomorrow afternoon and through the day friday. so rain. in some of the heavier downpours friday there could be localized flooding concerns, too. the forecast heading through the evening hours, we will keep cloudy skies here. 48 to 53. patchy fog and a few showers. northeasterly winds. the forecast through thursday, cloudy a

maureen: chief meteorologist doug hill is tracking where the storm is now and who will experience the heaviest rain tonight. doug? doug: at the moment the storms are just southwest of the metro area, heading toward the city. severe thunderstorm watch up until 10:00 tonight for the entire area shadedded in pink. you see a little yellow area. that is the severe thunderstorm warning. you see it now in the center of the screen to the southwest of the district. a lot of heavy rain and lightning in the cell. it will continue to move east at 20 miles per hour. with that as we zoom in you can see lightning activity with it as well. it will push to fairfax and toward the city. southwest side of the beltway. springfield, mount vernon. eventually across the potomac river to the city of washington in the next 20 to 30 minutes. it will cross annandale at 6:14. 6:34 in the nation's capital. part of a larger comple

chief meteorologist doug hill with a doug: you may need the umbrellas and maybe through saturday every day. believe it or not. we start sunshine this morning. damascus. damascus elementary school. 61 there now. the clouds came in and we had showers. now the sun is tarting to break through. the temperatures may rise a couple more degrees in the next few hours as the sun breaks through temporarily. 62 in washington. 64 in fredericksburg. 61 in frederick and batementmore at the hour. we think this will be in good shape for the nats game. first pitch against the tigers at 7:05. 61, 62 degrees at south capital street. the rain chances are low until we get late tonight. rain chances pick up tomorrow. the warm front will increase. overnight tonight. tomorrow morning rush. good chance to see more areas of rain. that is the story at times through the day tomorrow. wednesday. thursday. friday. we'll talk more about this in a few minute. alison: see you then. thank you. this is just in the newsroom today. police are looking for this man. leon stewart. he is wanted for a deadly shooting b benning

doug hill in the weather center. what do you think? doug: there is a chance. not a large chance. we have plenty of rain all day long west of the metro area. showers are coming closer to washington, they encounter a cool, damp stable air. pretty much it quashes out the chance of developing. you can see charlottesville. heavy downpours. thunderstorms earlier today. it will pass south of washington. it will stand at hundred of an inch of rain. i doubt it. we have a better chance of the rain moving in here tomorrow. rain chances continue to increase through the lat thunderstorms. it looks better heading through the afternoon. leon? leon: all right. you got it. check back with you in a bit. coming up, in the meantime on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the moment that brought gasps from the gallery as the second trial began in freddie gray's death. alison: later, paying to, pa. how much more change you will need to feed local meters. >> a huge crowd for completion of the police unity tour. in a moment why some say this year's event was bigger than those in th alison: "7 on your side" on your si