doug kammerer is watching some possible showers, doug? >> and keeping an eye on another storm that's going to completely drench us as well. >> that could be for part of the weekend. out there now, tracking a couple of showers and thunderstorms. saw some showers this morning, then a nice break. temperatures that have moved into the 80s across the region. definitely a nice afternoon. but now tracking those storms. storm team 4 radar showing you where the storms are, back to the west right now, in towards portions of the shenandoah royal area, nothing around d.c. just yet. here's the closest storms that -- showers that we have just along 66, the front royal area, hagerstown and more back to the west. tracking this area of rain and thunderstorms moving our direction. we'll see how many of these move over the blue ridge, but we'll see some shower activity, and yes, thunderstorms too. all bets are off for the weekend, changing forecasts as far as the timing is concerned. that's in just a few minutes. >>> first at 4:00, activists demonstrated at

let's start off with doug kammerer. what does the rest of our night look like? >> it looks a little bit better, but it's a very dreary, rainy, cool, breezy afternoon. winds gusting upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour this afternoon as the low pressure moves in. we're no longer seeing the steady rain. that's moved out. still some areas of light rain in the last few hours. just tracking a few areas of rain and we'll continue to see that. the bulk of the heaviest rain is out of here. we saw some earlier, but it's moving on through. behind it, you can see the latest radar, not much going on. we still have a storm system down to the south. you can see that spin, very large spin now. the low pressure is down to the south, thunderstorms d some of this action in norfolk, later on this evening. still breezy, rainy and cool. sunshine returns late tomorrow. here come the 80s by late week. and difficult weekend forecast. yesterday we were talking about 90? >> right. >> i don't think so anymore. >> you've got our attention, doug, thank you. >>> he caused a day of panic across

it's going to be a wet one, doug kammerer is in the storm system. how long will it stick around? >> probably through the day tomorrow and into tomorrow night too. and we do still need to see the rain. but we don't need to see the nasty conditions. it's not just the rain, it's the rain, the cool temperatures, only in the low 50s. our average high, near 70. we're nowhere near that. looking outside, you see the rain making its way from the south and west. we talked about this last week, how we have low pressure down to the south. that's what's happening, and it's going to meander our way tomorrow, so expecting more showers on tuesday as well. right now, most of this not too heavy. we're getting a little o d.c., southern maryland, down around fret rixburg. heaviest rain showers for loudoun county and frederick. so we'll continue to watch that too. i mentioned the numbers, only 55 degrees in d.c. some areas, manassas at 51. to the west, it's warmer, skench away from the cloud cover. we do get into the warm conditions and not just warm, the warmest we've seen so far this year, hello 90

we're kicking this off with doug kammerer who has seen us through this soggy day since the beginning.reary out there. what's about to happen overnight and tomorrow. >> same thing tomorrow. dreary but breezy conditions. tracking something right now on the radar, downpours that are moving on in. most of the day fairly light to moderate rain. we have seen downpours the last few hours. we saw a couple come through window pretty good a little earlier. right now, you see this line of little cells coming on through. not thunderstorms, but intense cells of rain. coming through parts of charles county, calvert county, toward stafford county. these are all moving to the north and west, all around that big area of low pressure to the south. you can see that area of low pressure spinning to the south. look at that moisture off the atlantic. this is the moisture we'll get into by early tomorrow morning for that morning commute. that morning commute going to be a slow one for sure. we'll talk about the rain. the cool day tomorrow and then we're talking about 90 degrees by later this week. kind of a

. >>> if you want to get to that ma doug kammerer is here. doug, "how to get away with murder" will -- how hot will it? >> record heat. the record for tomorrow is 91. for going tofor a high of 92. richard branson was just in the hallway, i missed him! out there today, sunshine. i told you we'd see a fantastic friday. just a beautiful afternoon. live camera as you look toward silver spring, looking really guild. the numbers in our region, 82 in hagerstown, 83, washington. 84, richmond. new york at 83. the heat's moving in tomorrow. great evening tonight. record-high temperatures tomorrow. still a tough forecast for sunday, but still a nice day. and a big storm next week. i'll break it down for you in just about ten minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> this is a great day to welcom t news4 family, a face that's not unfamiliar to many of you. leon harris, welcome. >> well, thank you. this has been a very, very pleasant day for me so far. i've been wanting to sit next to you for a while. >> is that right? >> so this say dream come true. >> and you're

. >>> let's go to storm team 4 now, doug kammerer is in the storm system. what's coming our way, doug? >> we're looking at that shower out there right now. we may have a severe thunderstorm warning here. this could be, yep, brand-new severe thunderstorm warning, montgomery county, loudoun let's get to it and show you what i'm talking about it on storm team 4 radar. i've been watching this storm, it's moving quickly. the biggest threat is going to be winds. let's zoom into this area, around leesburg, moving to the east and it's moving fairly quickly, probably at least 30 miles per hour. but right now, around leesburg. this is only going to be for wind. but we saw strong winds last night that took down some trees. this is until 4:45. i'll zoom in a little bit more, so you can see the towns. if you're in poolsville or darnstown, heads up in those regions. notice the lightning associated with this. if you're in this area, this is river road right around this area. there's more lightning there. heads up gaithersburg, rockville, germantown, severe thunderstorm war

we start tonight with chief meteorologist doug kammerer. when it's going to dry out? >> probably this time tomorrow, we'll start to see some drying conditions. out there right now, storm team 4 radar tracking the shower activity, most moving in from the south and east. you can see the flow off the atlantic ocean, giving us the cooler weather too. temperatures now only in the 50s. you see the rain moving up to the north. a little bit of a closer-in view. more showers, some heavier now. you see the yellows and oranges through i-95, south of d.c. so we have a couple of breaks, but another reinforcing i mentioned the temperatures, only 56, and that number's come up four degrees from where we are just a couple of hours ago. 54 in ocean city. average high temperature, close to 70. we're about 15 degrees cooler than we should be. but by the end of the week, we'll be 20 degrees warmer. talk more about that in 15 minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> the fire at a building under construction in college park is now under control, but firefighters will probably have to stay there thr

it's going to be a wet one, doug kammerer is in the storm system. how long will it stick around?row and into tomorrow night too. and we do still need to see the rain. but we don't need to see the nasty conditions. it's not just the rain, it's the rain, the cool temperatures, only in the low 50s. our average high, near 70. we're nowhere near that. looking outside, you see the rain making its way from the south and west. we talked about this last week, how we have low pressure down to the south. that's what's happening, and it's going to meander our way tomorrow, so expecting more showers on tuesday as well. right now, most of this not too heavy. we're getting a little o

doug kammerer is live in the storm center. looks like you're tracking some showers there. >> yeah, tracking some thunderstorms too. even some strong to severe thunderstorms in toward the shenandoah valley. again, d.c. metro, we're seeing cloud cover now, temperatures still in the 80s. take a look, storm team 4 radar tracking these storms that are becoming stronger become towards the 91 corridor, east of the blue ridge, culpeper county as well. a severe thunderstorm warning for southern shenandoah county. very hard to make out the box, but it's right here, around new market. it's right there. heads up around lor ray. the rest of the area tracking more storms back to the west. you can see these storms coming our way. and a new push of energy for northern virginia. we'll talk about what it means to your friday and the weekend. could be a wash-out weekend. that's coming up about 5:00, police have arrested an elementary schoolteacher and basketball coach on disturbing charges. christopher speights is accused of distributing and pos

doug kammerer, just how high are we going do climb? >> i think we'll climb to record numbers across the region tomorrow. out here right now, it's beautiful. especially in the shade. in the sun, though, it's on the warm side. humidity also going to be a factor tomorrow. you can see there some humidity in the atmosphere this afternoon, a little hazy going on right there. sure looks like a summer day. look at the numbers, 83, d.c. 83, philly. 82 in hagerstown and richmond coming in at 85 degrees. we're talking record heat tomorrow after a great evening tonight. enjoy it if you're getting dinner outside. maybe doing the barbecue in the backyard. still a tough forecast for sunday. but a great day but tough forecast temperature woos. and yeah, a big storm next week. i'll see you back inside -- i might stay here a little longer. see you back inside in about ten minutes. >> all right, doug. >>> well, it was supposed to be a music fest laike no other. a once in a lifetime event. it was anything but. how it descended into a nightmare for party g

kammeres tonight because he is at lungevity's musical celebration of hope. it offers new hope in treatment. nbc 4 was also honored to receive the hope award for corporate leadership. dougleans up nicely, doesn't he? >> yes. and you're stuck with me. >> well, we're glad you're here, amelia. maybe next week for the winery visit? >> yes. next weekend. this weekend, we'll only have high temperatures in the 50s both tomorrow and sunday. take a look at your weather headlines. it's going to be a cloudy weekend. we'lo this is chopper 4 earlier day. just beautiful there. after the severe thunderstorms move through. a lot of damage in parts of montgomery, prince george's counties as well as the district. so now as we go to the headlines, chilly and rainy for the weekend but new information coming in suggesting sounday is looking mainly dry. no severe weather at all. it's just going to be a chilly, cloudy and light rain. after that, a big warmup. that's friday on into next weekend. we're talking about highs near 90. right now, most of us in the 60s. 70s out there in culpeper and leesburg. 65 in gate thers gaithersburg. it will be with us for the majority of the day tomorrow. the