it's pushing off to the east- northeast. it looks like to newark at 6:30, new york city around 6:50. 7:25 oyster bay. bridgeport 7:29. 8:01 into smithtown. so let's start moving forward because there's so much to talk about with this current pattern. we have this cold front that's going to make its way through. now here's the disturbance right now. then you see all this rain around jacksonville, florida. that's going to follow the path of this front. it's going to ride up along the front and i think most of it stays offshore. but close enough that we get clipped tomorrow morning with then the front moves through. okay, it's not an all-day rain for saturday. you have rain in the morning, front comes through and then the high winds kick in. high wind watch tomorrow into sunday and cold winds. not all the precipitation is going to be just wet watch this! here we have 8:30. rain on saturday morning. saturday hit-or-miss showers. and then sunday morning early with that cold air in place, chance of snow. wet snowflakes falling nor

moving east/northeast. heavier ones north of baltimore out of the picture. ones to the southwest we'll monitor here. over the next half hour or so. there are two moving east/northeast. generally toward the western suburbs. with cloudy skies, we don't think they stand a chance of getting heavier. what is left of the storms are expected to get to the district. or washington, virginia, at this time. warrington in ten minutes. burke at 6:22. annandale at 6:27. overhead in metro washington 6:36 t 80's today. but they are falling as a cold front moves in tonight. with the cold front we will see area of low pressure develop early morning to bring part of the area rain overnight to early tomorrow morning. 48 to 56. more big changes in the weather. we will highlight that in a few minutes. maureen: thank you, doug. stay connected to the strong watch 7 weather team and get alerts when severe weather moves in. you can follow us on any of the social media platforms. go to wjla.com to sign up for text alerts to be sent to your phone. there are new details on what happened

the line will move to the east/northeast. you notice the top. d.c. metro area may and the southern suburbs may get rain from this batch but it looks like heavy rain will stay well south. we will bid adieu to this area of storm heading to the upper shore, eastern shore of maryland. there are a few more scattered showers to the west. the fact we're later in the day and it has cooled off this is the last batch of the heavy rain or thunderstorms. scattered showers for the next couple of hours and clearing later tonight. the storms, the temperatures, we were in the low to mid-60's across the region. now the low to m 54 at the reagan national airport. the forecast is tonight. the rain shower threat will end. skies turn partly cloudy. gusty winds out of the west to bring us drier air. and colder air. no more air late tonight. turn colder 35 to 42 by the morning. the next seven days. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. breezy. 57. that is going to be seven degrees below average. saturday just a nasty day. with the cloudy, windy weather. highs in the 40's. period o

we're going to keep the east-northeast wind tonight at 5 to 10 miles an hour. likely to see the wind coming out of the northeast tomorrow, switching onshore as we head into the afternoon. that's the problem again. i keep reminding you this time of year, anytime we get an onshore wind, it's going to make a big difference in keeping the temperatures cooler than they should be. that's going to happen again a lot in the upcoming forecast. the showers are going away. we won't worry about those too much. we will watch this. it's a nasty evening as you get into oklahoma and texas. severe weather there. tornados on the ground east of oklahoma city and alabama, they're having big thunderstorms with hail. look at the temperature forecast tomorrow. denver, 38. 60s to minneapolis. 52 chicago. we're going to struggle to get above 60. it's 80s through the southeast as you see. 60s and 70s as you get to the west coast. futurecast, watch the area of rain. first the temperatures. we'll struggle to get right up towards the 50s to 60. as the rain comes in on sunday, it's only low

winds on the lighter side this morning coming in from the east northeast at 6 miles per hour with a partly cloudy sky and again , we see a mixed sky this go-round but it looks like shower chances will try to make a comeback. some could make it to the tri-state in time tomorrow. high temperature goes up to 62 with a mainly sunny sky. clouds come back in showers due to thursday and friday. let's switch you over to ines rosales . >>> we have the roads wrapping up with construction. the staten island between the bridge and construction should wrap up at 5:00. as for your commute at 287, let's go to the cameras where things are moving this morning. route 80 or by union followed boulevard. no service in either direction with the trains because of structural problems between east chester jagger avenue. teresa will have more. metro-north in new jersey transit with the three cleaning rules in effect today. juliet: thank you, ines. commuters who run the number five need to get around with some extra time factored in. >> big problems in the bronx. was good to teresa.it's >> have a lot of work ahead o

east northeast wind three miles per hour. other regional temps hoboken 47 degrees. paramus same in montclair and pine brook. 44 wantage and yeah, we have a decent am of cloud cover but showers are done. yesterday. and now we have that frontal boundary down to the south of uses that's where showerses are a little more focused near mid-atlantic region, and doesn't look like rain going to to be a problem for us today. in fact more sunshine breaking pressure tries to build in. check our april so far. average temperature 53.3 degrees just about .9 degrees above normal. precip 1.5 inches 2.89 below. that is earlier in the month. today sunshine. temps up to 62 for a high coming in three degrees shy of average high temp for the day. tomorrow up to 59 for a high and sures late thursday into early friday enanother shot at the same sort of thing late sunday into monday. but again below normal temps for this next seven day . let's bring in ines right now, and get you an you you update. but right now your commute is doing fine through there. route 78, 280 parkway fine between un

moving east/northeast. heavier ones north of baltimore out of the picture. ones to the southwest we'll monitor here. over the next half hour or so. there are two moving east/northeast. generally toward the western suburbs. with cloudy skies, we don't think they stand a chance of getting heavier. what is left of the storms are expected to get to the district. or washington, virginia, at this time. warrington in ten minutes. burke at 6:22. annandale at 6:27. overhead in metro washington 6:36 t

there's an east, northeast wind and what you see is what you get. regionwide chilly this time of year. average high 70 but only in the upper 40s and frederick and gaithersburg. manassas 55. wondered towards harrisonburg but really late april day. east win at 10 mph. humidity hide and first alert, bad hair day and get used to it because it will be like this a few days with the on and off drizzle and showers. broke out warm and is in raleigh and nashville with temperatures in the 80s. that warm and will stay there a few more days. tomorr n all. high on friday in the 60 degree range may be. we might not get out of the 50s. we have a frontal boundary dropping off to the south and a lot of clouds around. even though the rain is lifting north and east, where waves of energy and with the easterly wind, you see the clouds have a tough time breaking up. here we are right now and we will advance the futurecast to this afternoon. more showers here and there. overnight cloudy and drizzle and maybe showers. tomorrow spotty drizzle and showers and not too heavy a

right now 49 central park, and it's windsmcoming in from east northeast 9 miles per hour. that's the cool direction coming in off awe ocean waters that's part of the reason we have a cooler temp right now and 51 newark. 57 in belmar as well as islip with a cloudy sky in the area. we've been keeping a look at radar and satellite so far patchy lighter showers over lower hudson have the like are rockland county over to orange. parts of northern westchester and then fairfield and litchfield o county seeing scattered showers. last hour or two some of that has backed down but main thing that you look for passing lighterrer showers in northern tier that's about it. other than that we've got a cloudy sky going to hang out for the day today. but this area of low pressure upper level low is actually but not until later on this evening. u through the day you have a cloudy sky and sprinkles but this evening a round of light to moderate showers coming on by around 9:00 till midnight and roll by till saturday with a partly sunny sky and temps still on slightly cooler side in lower 60s t

wind out of the east-northeast, 8 miles per hour not all that strong.uture tracker 6 picking up the rain story. you'll notice from now until noon every now and then a sprinkle. the dominant feature is the cloud cover socking us in. 6:00 p.m., more showers in the northern suburbs. pushing into 11:00 p.m. not raining all the time, but you'll get a shower. the temperatures today 50s. 51 degrees by 10:00 a.m., 55 by noon. we'll sit on that through the late afternoon hours. not a lot of wind, but a lot of clouds and spop up sprinkle or -- pop up sprinkle or shower. 55 in allentown and down the shore, 54 degrees is the high. the phillies swept the nationals in washington. cloudy with a shower, 54 degrees for the first pitch, 52 in the 9th inning, my hunch is they get the game in, but there could be a rain delay, bring the rain gear. saturday is starting out cloudy, there's the possibility of sun breaking through at times, but you'll see a mix. late saturday night there's a chance of showers as soon as 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. the game they will get it in, but y

very cool and damp day, and the key here, the wind direction is east/northeast, and that will --p the low lever moisture low-level moisture to the east. 51 at reagan national. 50 degrees at andrews. 52 in fredericksburg. as we get through the afternoon, we will make it into the upper 50's. he'll very cool for the end of april and overnight tonight, we will stay in the 50's. there will be shower chances as we get through the late night and overnight h chances. we will also have stretches of dry weather. timing andk out the the best chances of rain and our extended forecast coming up. ahead, thehe day fairfax county fire department will release its findings about cyber bullying and it's possible role in the suicide of a young firefighter who was found dead last week. in the wake of the tragedy, allegations of online harassment surfaced. right now, though, we turn to the latest in the race for the white house and riots on the campaign trail. the violence directed at a donald trump rally in california overnight as candidates prepare for the critical indiana primary now just four days away

noontimeecast, tomorrow, the wind out of the east, northeast, keeping us cool, but the sunshine makes it feel really nice. the wind will change direction, more out of the east, through tomorrow night. still a little cool tomorrow, but closer to the weekend, a little bit of a change. the wind begins to change direction, with a warm-up on the way. we are talking 60's saturday, forecast tomorrow, looking fantastic. grab the sunglasses. you will need them from the morning, noontime come into the early evening. skies, sunset just a little past 7:30 p.m. the national cherry blossom festival parade on saturday looks great, cooler in the morning, in the 50's. we rebounded to the lower 60's. near 70 degrees sunday. by monday, near 77 degrees for the daytime high. alison: nice. steve: and notice -- no raindrops. alison: that looks awesome. steve: in april. alison: it's time. leon: can you top that? scott: the wizards will be sitting at home for the playoffs. leon: we knew that, unfortunately. wittmanhe wizards randy does not hold back after the finale. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at

winds east, northeast 10. we need the rain. we are behind for the year. not in a drought. not going use the d word. so far 9.5 inches of rain. we average 12 inches to date. good news is we will see 1-2 inches saturday night, and in to sunday and sunday night which will bring to us average. that's a good thing. chilly tonight with some showers, not a lot goes on tonight and through tomorrow. saturday will be the best in the weekend. that's a low bar. i get that. you can do stuff outside tomorrow. yellow weather alert sunday. morning rain, that is saturday night in to afternoon thunderstorms and milder. the warm front tries to fall through, some of los us will be in the warm sector. 10:00 tonight, future cast maybe a little overdone here, hog wild. drizzle and showers and fog with temperatures in the low to mid 50s by 10:00. by morning, a lot of clouds and 40s now. 47 in alny. 49 fairfax. by 10:00, temperatures only in the mid 50s, my heat has been going on the last couple of days at home. 1:00, 60 downtown. a lot of clouds,, generally dries by 5:30, tomorrow evening, temper

east-northeast at 10 miles an hour.winds stay coming from that direction, that's going to limit how warm it's going to get especially if you're closer to the ocean. it was only 50 degrees on sunday after 43 saturday. we got up to 69 monday, but the temperatures going down after that. 58 today, 60 degrees tomorrow. so a little bit below average. it's 46 at kennett square. 47 in washington township and trenton. 46 in quakertown, allentown, reading. 45 in pottstown, 46 in oxford and southwestern chester county. and near 50 degrees farther to the south. 53 in woodbine is the warm spot right now. and beach haven 50 degrees but not going to get much warmer than that because of the wind direction as you can see it's just starting to come in off the ocean a little bit. and the wind speeds only 5 to 10 miles an hour on average compared to what we saw yesterday which was 15 to 20 with higher gusts. and what about the gusts in the future? this afternoon we have big gusts of 5 miles an hour in philadelphia. there's the wind directi

winds out of the east-northeast at 12. this is about as cold as it can get in terms of cloud cover in late april. we are almost into may. light showers into southern maryland. that is pretty much gone. to the west stronger showers. rumbles of thunder heading to culpeper. when it hits the stable air mass it won't be a thunderstorm. we are looking at the radar. shower activity to the south of upper mars borrow. the ball -- upper it's cold and damp. tonight chilly, some showers, not a bunch. bus stop temperatures, 48 to 54. yellow weather alert tomorrow and sunday. saturday will be better than sunday but it's a low bar. here is the futurecast. 10:00 tonight light activity, drizzle, light showers. 53 downtown. 49 in gaithersburg. by 6:00 in the morning, light showers to the west. everybody will have a damp or wet commute tomorrow. mid-morning, 9:00. 51 in laplata. by 1:00 most of the activity moves out. we are left with clouds, drizzle and temperatures scratching and clawing to get to 60. 52 at 9:00. 53 at 11:00 and only 56 by

we have the cool east northeast wind. we call that a wedge situation. we've got that cool air coming in being trapped up against mountains and that's kept us cloudy and cool and showery the last several days and unfortunately today we're going to keep the cool once more but the rain chances today less than they were the past few days. 51 right now here. we've got 48 in gaithersburg. frederick also 48 degrees. and sitting at 50 degrees all the way from martinsburg down to front royal along i-81. report, so today -- all right, so today doppler 9000 shows a mainly dry day but we're going to keep the clouds around, it's the showers that are approaching charleston, west virginia right now. that's the leading edge of what's going to bring rain here tonight. and into the day tomorrow. all right your day planner today we're going to keep just that stray sprinkle, mist drizzle situation in the forecast through the afternoon. but most of the day is dry. it's just not a pleasant day to be standing outside for a long duration of time. temperatures finally crack 60

through from time to time. 370 out by sussex and windsor pre-light and variable coming in from the east northeast at five 10 miles per hour. it's the same basic weather scenario that we have had for a while and what we will see coming at you is a lot of clouds and a few showers showing up on the radar and satellite locally. we have showers in the lower hudson valley and maybe a little bit more in the bronx. we will keep it cloudy and a little bit unstable with we will see it looking good for the time being but more wet weather is on the way for the weekend. cloudy skies and it will be cool with showers out there. temperatures topping out at 560.like the rangers is coming on this evening with cloudy skies early and it should dry out after that. small does not look bad. if you have to do something over the weekend, tomorrow would be the day to do it . 560 and 61 tomorrow. sunday, looking a little bit worse with cloudy skies.the day into monday. >> were in for ines with the latest on the commute. things are good out there on the roadways. it's not looking terrible over the belt parkway. it's a decen

winds out of the east/northeast at 8 miles per hour. not real wind, but when you start out in the 40s and get a little bit of a breeze with the cloudy damp feel it's chilly. cloud cover from future tracker 6 to 12:00, there could showers coming through. 6:00 p.m., a little more pronounced rain possible in the northern suburbs. later in the evening, on and off shower activity up until 11:00 p.m. an beyond. if you have tickets to the phillies they could get the game in, but there could be a rain delay or light rain falling during the game at times, bundle up and bring along the proper gear for that. 47 degrees by 8:00. 51 by 10:00. 53 by noon. today we're stuck in the mid 50s for 0 most of the afternoon hour. not windy, but cloudy with the damp feeling and definite li a day for an extra -- definitely a day for an extra layer of clothing if you're going to be outdoors working. 55 in philadelphia. notice we're pretty much the same thing north to south. 55 in allentown and pretty much the same story in cape may. if you you're heading to the

it's nice and mild, currently 63 degrees, winds are out of the east, northeast at 9 miles an hour. check out these highs around the area today. 63 in islip, one of the coolest temps but 64 for laguardia. newark, jfk and central park. it was a nice mild day to have had by all, tons of sunshine, just a great day to get out and do whatever you want to do outside. that puts us a full 5 degrees above the norm. haven't done that in a while consistently. we did that today. very nice. take a look at your vortex satellite and radar. you can see the impact of high pressure. there's not a lot to look at, a few high thin clouds. that's pretty much it. low pressure well offshore, huge area of high pressure really dominating. things for us will continue to stay dry and pretty mild over the next couple of days. so for tonight, the only thing we need to be concerned with in certain locations, chilly temperatures. it's clear and cool tonight, 46 in the city, but 30s as we head to some of the suburbs. so as a result we do have some frost advisories that are in effect. you can see all the areas here

we've had 60 lightning strike in the past 15 minutes and it's moving east-northeast pretty quickly atut 50 miles per hour. so, coventryville, ludwigs corner, eagle, pew town pottstown and buck town in the path of line of storms and pretty tough as you drive around the pennsylvania turnpike right now north of honey brook this is where we have very heavy downpours with this line and again i wouldn't be surprised if we have a little bit of small hail. they have now canceled the severe thunderstorm warning but still that line is pretty intense as it rolls through and what this will do is provide the first of a stepping down in temperatures. ahead of it, it's warm. philadelphia it's 80 degrees. wilmington is 78. millville 77. lancaster, though, a rain cooled 68 degrees and there's a second front that rolls through tomorrow night and that will have the much cooler air. satellite6 along with action radar slowing we had kind of a sunshine sandwich today. at 11 o'clock we had showers, even a few thunderstorms at the coast and then that batch moved out. we have the sunshine, temperatures in the

right now the dew point is 25 and the pressure is now holding steady and the wins are from the east-northeast at 5 miles per hour. but it's breezy at times today and the ocean temperature is 49 degrees, it's 52 in the city and temperatures uniform. 42 in philadelphia and 42 in mt. pocono. and wind out of the northeast with a breeze today. satellite 6 along with action radar showing a whole lot of nothing, we have high pressure that is basically overhead and giving us tranquil weather the next several days. i think we have earned it after the rain and snow showers, we have nothing coming our way for a few days. a wider look here you see the storms down to the south with severe weather once again that came through texas and currently storms through new orleans, other than that it's quiet in our weather coming up in the next few days. we look at how the temperatures unfold hour by hour, 2:00, 56 degrees and bright sunshine and 4:00 p.m. 57, maybe a cloud or two in the sky and that is about it. 58 at 6:00 p.m., that is your high. normally 63 to below average, and below yesterday's high, but with

breeze on the left-hand side of the image here from a 10-mile-per-hour breeze from the east/northeaststal clear skies. temperatures are mild but they will be cold again. 64 and 40 degrees the high and the low at reagan national airport. 66 and 47 the averages. sunrise is tomorrow at 6:32. 61 at reagan national. milder temperatures to the west. 64 is reported in leesburg and manassas. 6 the in culpeper. 63 in luray. once again a frost advisory. slightly largeer area than last night. but the same time span 2:00 to 9:00 a.m. think of it west of i-95. those are the jurisdictions out to the blue ridge and beyond out to the interstate 81 corridor. as far as the numbers go overnight the western zones are in the mid-to-upper 30's. so again, isolated area of the frost possibly. patchy frost and it should be brief. once the sun gets up the above freezing. overnight lows in the metro area, 44 in the district. 39 in burtonsville. damascus will wind up at 38. 40 in clinton. the forecast for tomorrow is pretty much the same as it has been every day this week. we got a front and the cloudiness out o

chilly start to the day where we dip down to 40, the pressure is rising, the winds are out of the east-northeast, only a 5 miles per hour breeze and it's ocean temperature up to 57 degrees. a few clouds move through the northern zone with a weak disturbance earlier. other than that nothing happening on the radar and satellite image. as you look at this image, you can almost see where the high pressure is. the precipitation is suppressed to the south and west and over us there is dry conditions. it's an omega block. you have lows on either side preventing any new weather pattern from coming in, we don't want one. we have high pressure over the next few days and sinking air that allows for clear conditions and sunshine, and that will continue. by 2:00 p.m. 60 degrees and lots of sunshine and by 4:00 p.m. 62 and the average is 63 so around average. by 6:00 p.m. 62. and clear skies tonight and 8:00 p.m. 54. the afternoon and evening forecast is looking good and i want to show you future tracker 6 as we advance this tonight, we dip pretty low again, it's chilly, 34 in allentown at 6:30 in the morning

washington.ashing do have light rain showers moving from the west.ng fro winds out of thendout east-northeast at seven andnd it's going to be a cool one today, maybe 60 degrees forgree daytime highs.hs. upper 50 to about 60. about there's your rain shower activity quickly moving ifui from the west and south. south. you can see it in centralen virginia at this hour. ath we'll have periods of showers os this morning and then i thinki we'll be back ttho clouds andudd drizzle and a very cool daytime highs only in theon upper 50's to about 60.bout so, it's what we call cad. c >> cad. >> yeah. >> what's that. >> cold air damning.amni >> oh, okay. oka i'm glad i wasn't the only oneoe surprised, erin, cad up.n, c >> are 50's with some showerssoe and storms. >> getting fancy today.od brushing up your lingo for a y little science talk laterce tk r today. >> oh, yeah, i'm going out to ii the weather service.ervi >> cool. >> i knew there had to be a reason. reason >> we can call him scientist sen barns for the rest of the morning. right now unfortunately wertunal have rain moving in. seeing a lot of wet

dropped through yesterday giving us a little bit of rain and now it's going to move back to the east-northeast. we are going to call for a chance of rain. i don't think it will be a huge amount. 4:00 in the morning, you start off with a good-looking picture out there if you are cloud filling in here into the afternoon. we talked about increasing clouds. you start to see some rain getting close and then a rain chance 5:00 moving into the area. then it's spotty. and speckled from thursday into friday, as well. tomorrow 59 degrees cloud on the increase with that afternoon shower chance. you're also going to have showers on friday, as well. i think that's a good way to describe the rain a shower chance. 60 degrees on friday. sets up for a nice saturday at 64. sunday 62. more clouds build later sunday and a chance for afternoon into evening showers on sunday into monday. monday's high 59. so i think next week will be similar to what we have been experiencing this week. regular spring weather. >> thank you. >>> otis has a look ahead at sports. >> what a whirlwind for ben mcadoo as the new coach of t

present was sunshine and light winds. 59 in the last hour in washington and sunshine and east, northeast wind that 5 mph. the lightest of breezes making it feel comfortable. 55 frederick. winchester 55. winchester 58. 57 baltimore and washington international airport. not much going on on first alert doppler. light north end easterly breeze the next few days keeping us comfortable outside. high today in the 60s and i will tell you when rewarm into the 70s coming up in a few minutes. >>> seismologists say there is no danger of a tsunami after a 6.4 magnitude earthquake that shook southern japan. footage on japan's national tv network showed it shaking violently and falling debris everywhere. the extent of the damage isn't known yet but at this point no injuries reported. >>> paralyzed from the neck down for years, coming up on the news at noon see how one man is getting use of his hands again because of modern technology. >>> out clbut sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is le