look at fredericksburg. 96. no rain there, yet. where we have seen the rain, the temperatures dropped into the mid-70s. we will see temperatures rise a little bit as we move through the rest of the evening. speaking of, around 11:00, notice that line i'm talking about through montgomery county, howard county, loudoun and fair faction. 10:00, 11:00 tonight, we are not out of the woods just yet. the first line is moving out. most of the rest of the evening will be okay. tomorrow morning, 8:00, no problem. here we go tomorrow afternoon, another round of strong to severe thunderstorms. they have a better chance of producing heavy downpours and flash flooding. it's something we'll watch tomorrow. tomorrow will be another weather alert day at nbc 4. then, just some beautiful, beautiful weather wednesday and thursday. high temperatures into the 80s. friday, a high temperature of 86 degrees still quite nice but a chance of showers and storms. we'll have the weekend forecast for you and the rest of the seven day outlook in a few minutes. >>

now low 90s from orange and fredericksburg. i don't know if you saw before the break germantown each reporting 92. when you factor in the humidity, it is just a sticky day. feeling like 98 in fredericksburg, and in washington feels like 94. hazy sunshine out on our michael and son weather camera. dew point up to 73. this is a really uncomfortable number. when this thing is up to 65 it gets sticky. 73 very oppressive. watch this number, it is going to take today and tomorrow until we get up here. we are watching all these storms coming in from the midwest, a second line behind it. this cold front will come, but not until tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. ahead of it, warm to lot and humid, unstable air in place. the threat for severe weather exists from little rock all the way to hartford today and includes new york and philly and our whole neck of the woods. we are all looking for severe weather and the main threat from the strongest storms today, like yesterday, will be damaging wind gusts. a better chance of that, northea

at fredericksburg and spotsylvania, this summer. i have a question about civil war memories. the kirkland monument in fredericksburg has a humanized view of the civil war and rotherhood" -- brotherly love. have you been able to see that in your research of the wilderness, does it prove that how the wilderness or carnage, possibly not as injured in that kind of warfare or battle because it does not have that humanlike look? working at both of these parks, the number of people who come into fredericksburg is much higher than wilderness and cold harbor. is carnage and bloodbath we have added a battle keeping people away doesn't have the lovey-dovey version? >> i never thought of it that way. but that may be an element. i know that a couple of reasons the battlefield there at spotsylvania, and particularly at cold harbor and north anna, is not that well visited is that there are not as many monuments, and they are spread out and not on land so it is hard to get a -- and it is not on park service land, so it is hard to get a grasp of what happened, and it is somewhat remote as wel

same in fredericksburg.f you're looking for the core of cooler, dier air it's -- drier air it's off to the north and west of us. chicago is at 68 degrees. upper 50's in the upper peninsula of michigan. a cold front slides through tonight into the morning hours. high pressure will allow our skies to clear out. lower humidity tomorrow. it will feel like the middle of september rather than the middle of july around here. it's only going to stick around for two days. as we move into the upcoming weekend more humidity and a better chance for showers and thunderstorms, mainly in the mountains. here's a look at the forecast for the overnight. 60-68 for a low. skies will clear as the storms gradually come to an end. i would call this a perfect 10. upper 70's to lower 80's and lots of sunshine. we'll see temperatures that will warm to the upper 80's next week with a chance of a few thunderstorms come saturday and sunday. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> weather's look

of fredericksburg through the next several minutes and over the next half hour.ound the region, we're in the mid-70s now. 77 at reagan national, low 70s farther north and west. for the rest of the afternoon a lot of clouds around. there's a live view of capitol hill. maybe a little break in the cloud cover, up near 80 by mid-afternoon. small chance of a storm. then tomorrow, that's when we'll be basking in much lower humidity. a beautiful summer day. lots of sun on friday with highs reaching the mid-80s. saturday should be up around 90 and partly cloudy. and getting a little more humid on saturday afternoon. then on sunday, very humid again. highs reaching low 90s. and some afternoon and evening storms are looking quite possible now. might have a lingering shower on monday morning. then after that, we'll get lower humidity returning and highs mid-80s on tuesday and wednesday. have a good afternoon, we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> got to keep that umbrella close a little while longer. thanks, tom. >>> that's going to do it for news4 midday. thanks for joining u

michael bailey shot one of his neighbors and engaged police in a six hour standoff in fredericksburg last year. according to the fredericksburg star, bailey was sentenced to 88 years for that crime. >>> this morning a rockville doctor is in jail for allegedly running a mill mill. his name is silviu ziscovici, known as dr. z. prosecutors say from 2009 to 2013, me hundreds of thousands of dollars selling pre-skriscri drugs. one of the patients died from using methadone for no medical reason. >> an allege people were coming from outside the state of maryland because they knew that there was a doctor in maryland who would be willing to prescribe pills without proper medical purpose. >> ziscovici faces a mandatory 20 years to life for the patient's death and 20 years for each of the 29 counts of it i y distribution. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. a u.p.s. plane emergency landing, we're hearing reports of possible engine trouble shortly after takeoff. about 9:30 last night, witnesses report they saw sparks and heard what sounded like a sonic boom. now, the parcel shipping company'

now 86 in fredericksburg and 8 ping annapolis. you can hoohere -- 88 in annapolis. the dew point over 70 with the temperatures in the 80's it feels uncomfortable. wait until tomorrow when temperatures get into the 90's with those dew points. hot and humid temperatures will eventually drop to the 70's and overnight partly cloudy and muggy, 67-70 degrees. the chance for some big boomers tomorrow in just a few minutes. >> a health emergency in the the district tonight. six infants have died in the last week. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in northeast for us to explain why health officials are so concerned. >> these days d.c. averages about six baby deaths a month. as you said there, the health director just told us, in the last week there have been six infants who have died here in d.c. the city health director says he is alarmed, and that people need to be aware and there needs to be heightened vigilance in the city. >> the d.c. director says there's no single pattern to all the baby deaths and they have occurred in different parts of the city, but it is alarming

still 105 hin fredericksburg. we're -- in fredericksburg. we're doing a little better now after the passage of the storms. it will be humid tomorrow, but not to the levels we saw today. it will be muggy even though the showers and storms will come to an end. temperatures across the northeast, more comfortable the further north and west you go. in duluth, minnesota 54 degrees in july. this leading edge of cooler and drier air is moving our way and this will be the feature tomorrow to give us another round of heavy showers and storms. after the front goes through it will be beautiful for a couple daysvniñ with unseasonably cook dry air, which we don't see in july. it's going to be sensational for a few days with the air dropping in from canada, but we could have more big storms. 79 tonight as the storms end. 75 in the morning. partly sunny and muggy. we'll climb into the upper 80's tomorrow with a high likelihood of more showers and storms. it would appear the biggest threat of the heaviest storms should be just to the east and south of the d

the observation, at 1862 rat fredericksburg, lee stated it is good war is so terrible unless we growoo fond of it? the question is this -- in 1864 did we grow too fond of it? >> hmm. you know, i don't know how to answer that, is all i can say. i mean lee viewed decisions about whether the war should go on or stop as political decisions. he didn't get involved in that his job was to run the army of northern virginia and win battles and he did that as best as he could. i don't know how to answer it any other way. he was sick a lot during these campaigns. not a lot of letters home during these campaigns. >> by we i meant all of us on both side. all of us had grown too fond of killing? >> of killing? i get a sense that by 1864 the war had almost become something that just keeps going on, had almost taken on a life of its own. you see less and less by that time in the war about some of the ideological reasons that people were fighting. either preservation of slavery or union and it's looking more and more like people are fighting because they have to go out and do it or it's for their cau

on the contrary, i was more depressed than after frederic fredericksbu fredericksburg. our losses were severe, and again, we had not gained an inch of ground, and the enemy could not be pursued. many union generals had reached a strikingly different conclusion about what they could accomplish on the battlefield. grant sherman meade, they all saw that the tactical engagements, often left both armies bloodied, and they would simply retreat to go fight again. this is what meade wrote after gettysburg why he was unable to pursue the army in northern virginia. the government insists on my pursuing and destroying lee. the former i can do, but the latter will depend on him as much as me. for if he keeps away, i can't destroy. it's impossible to pursue and destroy an army nearly equal to my own. falling back on his resources and reinforcements and increasing its morale daily. here's the hard facts of the situation. i think it's explained brilliantly by her man had a way -- this is a book unfortunately difficult to find -- "how the north won." a great military history of the civ

fredericksburg, warm spot, up to 82 now. leesburg 77, gaithersburg 75, and farther to the west out of the mountains, most locations there in the low 70s. oakland up there in that high elevation in geary county is just at 64 right now and it will continue to climb into the afternoon. going to the fairfax county fair, it opens today. it's the 4-h fair and kids can see all the animals. a wonderful county fair. by 1:00 in the low 80s. during the afternoon just a few clouds building. it should be in the mid-80s at the fair. then by the evening hours as the fair winds down for today, it's going to be around 80 degrees by 8:00 this evening. for the afternoon, much of our region will be into the mid-80s with a bit more humidity around and just a few clouds. and then tomorrow a lot of cloudiness, some showers and storms are looking likely. maybe some late-morning rain showers and during the afternoon some thundershowers likely, not severe storms, but some thunder and lightning with some downpours perhaps tomorrow with highs only arou

who comer of people into fredericksburg is much higher than wilderness and cold harbor.loodbath we have added a battle keeping people away doesn't have the lovey-dovey version? >> i never thought of it that way. that is an element. i know that a couple of reasons the battlefield there at transylvania and cold harbor is not that well visited is that there are not many monuments, the better. spread out and not a land so it is hard to get a grasp. monuments, and they are spread out and not on land so it is hard to get a grasp. it is very complex and a lot of people moving around and doing a lot of things. it is hard to figure out unless you take a tour with an organized group. for a lot of those reasons, people do not visit that much. the camaraderie between union soldiers and the confederate soldiers when that would take little breaks from murdering each other is fascinating. began, theycampaign are separated by the river in northern virginia, central virginia. throughout of the winter, they are trading tobacco for coffee and all kind of accounts of the soldiers getting al

fredericksburg police say their m.o. has changed. thefts often are from unlocked cars.lice say they're getting bolder and smashing windows to steal items. there have been six cases since sunday. d.c. police hope you can identify the men in this video. the six men here could help lead to the gunman behind a triple shooting this past sunday. they're seen running in different directions near the harry thomas rec center. the shooting happened near lincoln road and t street northeast. people will return to the rec center tonight for a safety walk with police. it begins at 7:00. >>> a were wag aboarning about skamg. a stafford county man says he's been hit three times in the past week. law enforcement say this man is connected to crimes in fairfax and loudoun county. steve was watching one of our newscasts when he saw these pictures. he believes this man dipped into his account to withdrawal hundreds of dollar all three times. >> always weird to seat perset person that violated you and to know that this person is just living their life doing these things to people working har

fredericksburg at 58. so throughout the area in the 50s for tomorrow morning going to a high temperature of 84 degrees. 87 degrees on thursday. 86 on friday. folks, again, the high 88 degrees. there is really no day until next week where you start to see temperatures getting at least back to average, not too hot but humid. a few thunderstorms our way this weekend. cool temperatures tomorrow for your out of the door forecast be sure to tune in early tomorrow morning. >> looks good. thanks. >> it was recently ranked the best supermaret in the country. now wegmans is planning to open more stores in virginia and maryland. the new one will be on telegraph road. in march consumer reports ranked wegmans ahead of every other big grocery chain in the country for service, cleanliness and price. >>> how do you solve problems like fatigue, jet lag and a hangover? >> if you have a few hundred bucks to spare and aren't afraid of needles a new type of wet bar may do the trick. >> they are popping up in cities all over th

cloak enterprises in fredericksburg. this man was arrested and charged him with unlawfully videotaping a person in a state of undress. he took her to an empty office and told her to take off her clothes and try on the uniform. police arrested hanes yesterday. >> six now accuse of a murder of a man in suitlan, all six facing murder charges. he had been stabbed. a witness tells news4 he saw jones get into an argument with several people, including a young woman. police have not said what the argument was about. all the accused are being held without bond. police tell us they have all nit admitted to varying degree of the involvement in the murder. >> park officials warning people to keep their pets out and avoid consuming water from a lake in upper rock creek park. there is a concern about elevated levels of n mycocysteine. it can cause severe liver damage. swimming is already banned but officials are saying keepet pets away and be careful eating fish caught from the lake. >> hundreds of,0 thousands of t gm vehicles recall

moving out of fredericksburg towards st. mary's county. so you folks towards leonard town and california, maryland, be on the lookout. thundershowers near petersburg, west virginia. at the rate and pace they're going i-95 in about two and a half, three hours from now. the rain is ending in the metro area. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. severe weather chances are very high. all our parameters in the high categories and moderate categories today. i'll break down the timing and let you know what you should do with your weather alert day coming up. >> you'll be on top of it. >>> a carjacking turned dead deadly when a stolen car barreled into a crowded street. police aring looing for the men behind the tragedy. what happened and how the community is healing. >> reporter: a memorial to the young lives lost. >> that's my son you took him away from me. turn yourself in. >> when you see a little boy that's 7 or 8, i can't -- i can't begin to describe what i saw. >> reporter: those little boys 7-year-old terrance mohr, his brother 10-yea

a little shower and lightning south of richmond on track to pass southeast of fredericksburg. lower eastern shore getting those showers. low chance of severe weather later today of any storms popping up. they will maybe be brief downpours, maybe a little bit of thunder and lightning. temperatures 70s around the metro area. by the bay, near 70. mountains. post your pictures like kay francis minton did. the bees have been busy for sure. today and tomorrow, a few breaks in the clouds. 30% chance of an afternoon storm. temperatures mid-80s. tomorrow a little hotter, near 90 during the afternoon. 30% chance of an isolated storm. a greater chance on wednesday. storm team 4 four day forecast, showers a s aps and storms wedn afternoon and evening and into thursday. staying steamy both of those days. highs low 90s. then the break from the high heat and humidity as we get in to friday and saturday. highs 80s. great weather for outdoor activities on saturday. and then sunday, a little more humid maybe an afternoon storm. melissa still has breaking news on the roads. >>> still major backu

reagan national. 70 in fredericksburg with the rain. 79 in easton. as far as dew point temperatures that all important figure we use calculate the true amount of moisture in the air it is pretty comfortable. 50's and 60's for dew points but we have cooler temperatures. dew points,fortable warm temperatures and that means it will be comfortable outside with the sunshine. high pressure will build in, clear the skies overnight and beautiful day tomorrow, 85 with sun and low humidity but by saturday morning this high will the weekends and turn back to the south and heat and humidity build back and it july again.ke late tomorrow gorgeous. cool start. unny delightful friday with highs in the mid 80's. more heat and humidity on saturday and sunday. an isolated thunderstorm sunday but better chance sunday and monday ahead cold front then another push, a very cool and and ush of air tuesday wednesday of next week. the toyota sports desk. loycal to you by the toyota dealers. >> with the the in richmond has been hard this morning. then the sun came through and

sentencing is set for september 19. >> a shocking story in fredericksburg.job interview landed a man in jail. >> police say mark hanes used a hidden camera to report a young job applicant trying on his company's uniform. stephen tschida live with what police are now looking into. >> this is where it allegedly went down. this is a big moving company. we have learned that this 21-year-old woman told police that while she was in this office trying on clothes and in various stages of undress, the person who was interviewing her came to the door and told her to start making some movements. contort herself. he said, it's a moving company, you have to get agile. so she looked around and found the camera. >> the man who conducts interviews, 46-year-old mark hanes is aedgedly -- allegedly interested in more than resumes. >> he's disgusting. >> the disgust comes from a woman who applied a couple of months ago. during the interview she was asked to go into the office and try on uniforms. about six weeks after the first interview, she went back for another. again she wa

currently 86 now in frederick, maryland, 85 in fredericksburg, virginia. the remainder of the afternoon, heat and humidity. storms beginning to fire up north and west of the metro. west of d.c. by 5:00 with temperatures in the low to mid-90s. here's the rain chance progression. 4:00 to 9:00 through the metro and 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. through parts of southern maryland. so it's a progression with time during the course of the day. so showers and storms gradually coming to an end by 10:00, 11:00 this evening. that's welcome news. here's our future weather forecast. 2:00 not much going on. 3:30, that first line of showers starting to get going there. by 5:30, 6:00, chances for rain in the metro, but i think our best chance for rain here in d.c. will be between 6:00 and 8:00 this evening. seven-day forecast time, everybody. this is the one-day shot of intense heat and humidity. we get cooler air back in here tomorrow. plenty of clouds on your thursday and a scattering of rain chances as well. highs tomorrow only in the low 80s so that will feel nice indeed. frida

we have had a little more cloud cover and it feels like 100 degrees in fredericksburg area live super doppler giving us a clean sweep. all of the action has stayed off to our north and the west as the frontal system works its way towards us with a dig in the upper trough and the upper atmosphere. this is going to bring in some active weather later on this afternoon. .otice of this area that is where there is an elevated risk of getting severe thunderstorms. the mostwind will be likely severe weather concern this afternoon. we could get an isolated tornado. we cannot rule that out. i think hale is a little bit lower. futurecast, development along and west of i-95 by about 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. showers and thunderstorms become more widespread. they kind of linger on and off, potentially into the overnight. the greatest window for getting the severe storm is going to be between 3:00 and 9:00. tomorrow we could wake up to a spotty showers. more widespread showers and thunderstorms into the early afternoon hours. the cold front will sweep through on tuesday night. the storm is the f

fredericksburg, charleston, morebia, and atlanta lost than one third of their buildings both commercial and domestic as a result of union military strategies and occupation. confederate soldiers did their own share of burning. sometimes they destroyed their own cities as a defensive strategy. hampton, virginia, arts of atlanta, and most of richmond's business district got the torch as the confederates evacuated the cities, retreating before overwhelmingly large union army. the thought was that they would destroy their own war material before the union's inventing armies could get at it. the confederates also burned some towns and cities in the offensive maneuvers. during the 1862 and 1863 campaigns into maryland and pennsylvania, during cavalry raids on southern union is towns, and during guerrilla campaigns in the border region. the burning of chambersburg, pennsylvania on july 30, 1864 was one such often active disruption. it is an unusual at the mistress of this warped time practice for several reasons. first, it was a northern town in a northern and not a border state. second, the c

fredericksburg, charleston, morebia, and atlanta lost than one third of their buildings both commercial and domestic as a result of union military strategies and occupation. confederate soldiers did their own share of burning. sometimes they destroyed their own cities as a defensive strategy. hampton, virginia, arts of atlanta, and most of richmond's business district got the torch as the confederates evacuated the cities, retreating before overwhelmingly large union army. the thought was that they would destroy their own war material before the union's inventing armies could get at it. the confederates also burned some towns and cities in the offensive maneuvers. during the 1862 and 1863 campaigns into maryland and pennsylvania, during cavalry raids on southern union is towns, and during guerrilla campaigns in the border region. the burning of chambersburg, pennsylvania on july 30, 1864 was one such often active disruption. it is an unusual at the mistress of this warped time practice for several reasons. first, it was a northern town in a northern and not a border state. second, the c

mid in quantico and fredericksburg. humidity lifting and from the south as it moves further offshore bringing to tap into the heat and humidity to the south and that is where we will be tomorrow back into the 90's. we also have to keep a close eye on this cold front. this will bring the severe weather threat and i will show you this in the futurecast going through the day. partially cloudy skies. hazy, hot humid. and isolated storm cannot be ruled out late tomorrow, but definitely a greater risk for storms come late sunday as the cold front get a little closer towards us. i think probably after three or 4:00, that is when storms will likely fill radar. large hail and possibly damaging wind. if you're going to be out and about, make sure you have our weather apps that is free and provide you with live super doppler. overnight in the 60's. 87-92. keep denied to the sky for maybe a scattered storm. slideld front will through and monday will be kind of hot and humid. a few storms possible but by midweek, if you like today's

spurred because that means we're getting out of the heaviest hot stretch of the summer. 94 in fredericksburgwith the cold front on the way we'll keep our eyes open for the nex few hours for showers and storms and maybe a lingering shower overnight. but relief coming tomorrow with clearing skies in the afternoon and a beautiful day for the day on friday. in fact these temperatures are going to take a little bit of a dive the next few days. no more 90's for us. we won't be in the 70's and 60's like in the northwest. we'll be in the 80's, but much more comfortable as dry air moves in with a cold front. lots of sunshine for the day on friday and low humidity into the weekend. the heat and humidity will rebuild on saturday and sunday. overnight, scattered showers will end and then we'll see the sun return in the afternoon tomorrow. the next seven days shows a beautiful day friday, heat and humidity back on sunday the next chance of rain comes with storms sunday afternoon and again on monday. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> we're actually coming u

temperatures will stay at average. 85 in frederick. 86 in fredericksburg. the dew point temperatures help calculate relative humidity and provide agoid of comfort in -- a guide of comfort in warm days. still very comfortable. 50's and lower 60's. but the farther south more moisture laden air is detected and that's going to be pushed in our direction. temperatures comfortable over the east coast. to the west you find higher humidity, but there are no extreme temperatures in the eastern two-thirds of the country. we don't expect that at all. we expect the trend to be average or below average for some time to come. a few showers here and there tonight, but it will be at the end of this frontal system. a warm front will start drifting westward increasing the clouds and the chances of shower and thunder. tomorrow morning will be cloudy around here and there could be showers developing during the day. this simulation may show what happens saturday with showers along the coast. and drifting into sunday. so for now beautiful this evening, no threat of rain in the m

baltimore at 83 and annapolis as well, fredericksburg at 83 degrees.er and over again, we've it, the temperatures in the 80's or higher with dew points of 70's or higher, it's uncomfortable. uncomfortable today. just wait until tomorrow because we'll have a steam heat day tomorrow. tomorrow, some sunshine and temperatures will sky rocket into the lower 90's. look for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. some continuing overnight and thursday morning as a cold front gets through. if the timing on the computer model is right, then i think by mid-day thursday we'll start to clear out and get less humidity. thursday afternoon could turn out pleasant and friday nothing but spectacular as dry air moves in and 80's and clear blue skies. sunny and hazy in the morning and temperatures will make a climb to near 87 at noon, up to 92 in the afternoon with showers and storms. still a chance of lingering showers and storms into the day thursday. as we hit friday, we'll get high sunshine. weekend, less humidity, lots of sunshine. sunday, monday, and tuesd

out of the north, northwest, ushering in this comfortable airmass. 76 in annapolis, 77 now in fredericksburg. high temperatures right around 85 degrees. should not have any problems traveling into the mid-atlantic and new england, even detroit and minneapolis. although there are storms that continue to track into illinois and eastern sections of missouri. if your travels take you there, you may encounter a slow go. .therwise pretty hot temperatures in the 90's. for us, the 80's. it looks good this evening, especially if you are headed out for the big concert. we will have more in a few minutes from the belfort furniture weather center. back to you. >> all right, thank you, eileen. a sentencing and in what is believed to be one of the largest embezzlement cases nonprofit group. she admitted to stealing more than $5 million from her former ofloyer, the association american medical colleges. according to court records, more than $1 million was paid through checks to green bridal shop. after decades of planning, metro's long-awaited silverlight is opening to the public tomorrow at noon. metro co

we are one degree shy of 90 at reagan national, 91 and fredericksburg. look at these dew points.t feels pretty sticky when you step outside. frederick, 75 degrees, and a lot of that due to the moisture from rain showers we saw earlier. per between 5-15 miles hour, beginning to diminish a little bit. overall for us, storms were conduct inc. a little bit -- conducting a little bit of pop up friday. as a stronger cold front approaches from the west, i think we will increase our chances of storms tomorrow, wednesday and tuesday. dry,ight tonight, staying a few clouds. you should be able to see the bright, full, superman tonight. some storms developing on the west of town could be on the severe side. monday, a cold front approaches and really cool air will arrive on wednesday. something to keep in mind. a lot of heat and humidity for storms to work with, but look at the conditions. middle of july. verye going to have very, comfortable humidity, temperatures right around 80 degrees. give the ac a little bit of a break and open up the windows. good weather as well for tomorrow. >> the w

n the 70's, 80 at reagan national and quantico and fredericksburg and a lot of so we expect here rain to be quite heavy at times. dew point temperatures in the 70's. but all of the storms associated with this strong cold front that drop our ically temperatures and humidity by the day tomorrow and even into tuesday. out of the e wind southwest between five to 10 miles an hour. breezy turn quite tomorrow as the actual cold front slides through. upper level low over the great lakes, the cold front extending from ohio back through the cky so overtight it will slide through nd tomorrow we will -- overnight it will slide through and cooler tomorrow and breezy through.onfront slides the active watches extend from pennsylvania back through western maryland and the tornado extends all the way back through kentucky as this is the may be t i think there -- in fact looking at the last graphic it looks like the has nal weather service since canceled the severe thunderstorm watch which doesn't surprise me. by tomorrow morning getting up, off with partly cloudy skies, breezy and pretty warm help it

fredericksburg, 72. dew point levels only in the 50's of this hour.e will keep that going through tomorrow. the cooler air is off to the north and west of us. upper 50's in the troyer road -- detroit right now. pittsburgh did not even make it out of the lower 60's. humid air out of the southwest with a nicen, skies high-pressure overhead, influencing the weather tomorrow. across a few showers western maryland into the panhandle of west virginia. nicely, with aup chilly start to the day tomorrow. futurecast, a few extra clouds tomorrow, we are supposed to see a good deal of sunshine with temperatures only around 80 degrees. the next best chance for showers, the end of the week. mainly clear tonight, much cooler compared to previous nights. middle 60's, wind out of the northwest. the day tomorrow, it looks spectacular. mostly sunny, low humidity, 77 to 82 degrees. the extended outlook shows the highs trying to climb to the north with lower 80's on wednesday, middle 80's on thursday. even though you see the showers are limited to a 30% risk, most of us w

you are going in to fredericksburg and southern maryland as it will be a wet going for them and southward for leonards town, nothing crazy heavy, taking a couple hours to clear on out. it's a perfect night for the walk or the jog with the low humidity. open up the windows as you might as well as you cannot do that too often in july. 64 to 74, a fantastic finish, but a hotter weekend as everybody is in the 60s, how nice is that? by 10:00, in the low to mid- 70s. temperatures are not really jumping here. 83 at 1:00. 80 in leesburg as you can walk to lunch. and remember that it is not humid as we would get into the evenings. 80 in gaithersburg and leesburg as you've got something going on tomorrow, you'll be in great shape to keep the plans. 68 by 7:00 in the morning. 72 by 9:00 and 11:00 in the 70s. and 1:00 it's in the lower 80s. the next three days are fantastic tomorrow, a little more humid, but still okay. the average high is 8. so 90 is not crazy. but 93 on sunday, hot and humid. the next seven days, a couple showers on monday, cooler on wednesday and thursday and back in town, which s

there is warrington a chance around fredericksburg and that's out of here. we quiet down and then it gets busy again on sunday. sunday now maybe more cloud cover across the area, with showers not only in the morning, but those thunderstorms coming during the afternoon. after 3:00, 4:00 p.m. you need to keep a watchful eye on the sky, folks. if you see any lightning in the distance and see that come up, you need to get inside, seek shelter and stop what you're doing because you're too close to the storm system by then. 10:00, 11:00 p.m. look at the heavier rains coming through the area and stormy conditions up until about 3:00 a.m. monday morning. we could see some pretty nasty storms make their way right through our area. those storms could be bringing some high winds, as well as some hail. iose, tomorrow is going to be hot as we take a look at the next fo days on your storm forecast. hot for the weekend, plenty humid, too. enough fuel there for the storms on sunday. but, boy, big-time cooldown, again next week. and in just a couple minutes we'll see how lon

temperatures across the board falling to the middle 60's and martinsburg. 70 in winchester. 66 in fredericksburg. same in lexington park, maryland. -- yesterday the dew point was the lower 70's. today the lower 50's. we will keep the trend going for at least another day or two. listratures are cool across the great lakes. lower 60's in chicago. , whatpeninsula michigan is left of the cold front as well to the west of us. the skies are clearing out very nicely and it will be cool tomorrow morning. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. the area of high pressure slowly moves up toward the northeast. we will look for the wind to change direction out of the south and west. that is going to bump temperatures and humidity up as we move into the upcoming weekend and next week. temperatures for tonight, 55 to 65 with the coolest temperatures in the northern and western suburbs on the mainly coolest guys -- cooler skies. out of the north and west. here is the extended outlook. two -- you shower or may see a passing shower or two. monday through wednesday, typical garden-variety july storms. no big storms on the way

winchester cool in with 73 degrees. 79 in fredericksburg and 77 degrees in annapolis. if you are traveling, there are some arrival delays in san francisco and denver, but things are fine up and down the east coast. 2/3 of theastern country getting in on this nice airmass. looking for temperatures in the low to mid 80's this afternoon, we will watch them drop into the 70's by 11:00 tonight. how low does that thermometer go tonight? i will let you know. you might think about a sweater for tomorrow morning. back to you. >> thank you. want to turn to the immigration crisis now because it is also heating up in maryland. o'malleyting governor told the white house he opposes a plan to convert the former army reserve center in westminster to a detention facility. the department of health and human services hopes to house immigrant children across cross the u.s. border alone at the site. earlier, governor o'malley criticized the administration plan to speed up deportation. the office says he is open to housing children and other parts of the state. meanwhile, maryland state pol

hanging onto 83 in fredericksburg. eckington park, maryland, now i-83. the dew point levels are not typical for this time in july. of cooler airsh north and west of us. detroit at 66. pittsburgh only at 60 -- 63. 61 and syracuse. conditions will improve overnight with gradual clearing. just a few clouds out there right now, but the system well off to the north any device -- north and east of us clears out by morning. a few remaining showers will off to the north and west across garrett and again he and the virginia panel -- and allegheny and the virginia manhandle. -- panhandle. this model estimates the cloud cover for the day tomorrow. temperatures only around 80 degrees. and we will see even nicer weather as we move toward thursday. and then a chance for a few showers by friday. mainly clear overnight, middle 50's in the western suburbs to the lower 60's inside the beltway. tomorrow looks fantastic. sunshine, lower humidity, 77-82 degrees as the high. wind out of the northwest at just run 5-10. -- just around 5-10. middle to upper 80's on thursday. s a

reagan national went up one degree last hour, 72 winchester, 70 martinsburg, 77 quantico and fredericksburg. the coree looking at of cooler, drier air, it is off to the north and west. the middle of july, 56 minneapolis. the highs did not make it out of the 60 degree range. 75 charleston, the cold front off to the west. that will bring a showers and storms later tomorrow afternoon. heavier rain this time tomorrow night. then it is out of here. the satellite radar, a stronger storm earlier today. everything lifting off to the north and east. new york city, boston, heavier storms. for us, relatively quiet, just a few sprinkles across northern montgomery county into frederick county. those will diminish the next couple hours. the futurecast the next 48 hours, six clock in the morning of the upper 70's. moving into the early morning into the afternoon, the temperatures quickly jump to 90 degrees by 3:00. the timeline has the showers and storms relatively off to the west. the rush-houror commute come early evening, 8:00 tomorrow night, heavier rain expected, areas east of the district could have

been down toward that area all surrounded by water and 61 in fredericksburg and also already rye where there's been a touch of fog out to luray this morning and in the mountains. some of the visibilities here up to cumberland up to one carter of a mile -- quarter of a mile. moen k? >>> we're going to start with the sky 9 with this developing situation on the northbound side of i-270. police on the scene here of an accident involving two vehicles. a medevac helicopter was september to the scene of the -- sent to the scene of accident and major delays because of it here in hyatts town on 270 year route south -- near route 109. a live look at the graphics actually. northbound 270 it occurred right before route 109 in hyattstown and caused delays in both directions and police were suggesting that you please use route 5 # as the alternate -- 355 as the alternate route. let's take a live look at the delays caused by this. first of all northbound side of i-270 and they've begun to open up the lanes. if we can go to the web camera, an accident that happened on northbound side of i-95 in hov la

mary's county, few sprinkles near fredericksburg and the northern neck. those about going to bother anybody. no severe wer with any of this. light rain showers this morning. the yellow shaded area is the slight risk area from the storm prediction center and the red area, the bull's eye, that's a significant thrt of severe weather in u west virginia and even the mountain empire of far southwestern virginia. that cluster will stay away from us but already these storms up here near indianapolis, that's another wave in the atmosphere. the pace it's g it's about 11 hours from now, that puts it into the d.c. metro about 8:00 to 10:00 thisve that's theeaha timg r e te on parts of the afternoon in this evening. so your severe weather chances today, all these numbers are unusually high for this time of the year. 10% chance of a tornado warning today, 35% chance that we'll have damaging winds somewhere in the area this afternoon. so here's the way the computer is handling it. by 2:30, not much going on, breaks of sunsne coming through and a spot shower or two. by 3

we'll start with radar over the past three hours, a couple showers around fredericksburg kind of dried up in the last couple hours, some showers still further west, not severe but some heavy rain, yellows and reds, rainfall rates of 3/4 to 1 inch per hour. we'll . you go out far enough out 66, you'll come across a couple showers. in fact, up around upperville and down to the south, south of front royal, a couple showers, isolated showers around aldie. this one particular cell moving almost due north, gaylord about 7:38. i think it will weaken by 7:38. by the time it gets to sperryville, i think you'll have rain showers, not heavy downpours. it should just miss upperville as it heads north and crosses route 7 in the next hour and a half. our futurecast, later tonight, 80 degrees downtown at 8:00, 79 in gaithersburg and by 9:00 temperatures still in the 70s with showers in the mountains. we'll come back and talk about heat and humidity and the chance for thunderstorms increasing. >>> right now frederick police are investigating a rape that happened in some woods along east patrick street

this one shower to the northwest of fredericksburg is still pushing off to the north headed toward gold vein moving essentially north, northwest. they're not severe but may have some heavy downpours in them. we'll come back, talk about a cold front and what that means to your thursday and what it could mean to your weekend. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in egypt today to talk about the situation in gaza and while there he plans to meet with the egyptian or other senior officials in cairo about a possible ceasefire. since that conflict got started two weeks ago, 27 israelis have been killed. the death toll for the pal stipulatians is at least 5 -- palestinians is at least 550. >>> for several local residents can has been a nerve wracking experience. >> hank silverberg talked with some of them who just returned to d.c. today from the middle east. >> reporter: the growing conflict betweens i rule and the palestinians on the -- between israel and the gaza strip has been playing out on tv screens. for those americans that have been there, it's a strange experience to be under the iron

fredericksburg. don't put the umbrella too far. by late tomorrow evening, fantastic weather. that is the set-up for the end of the week. 7:00 p.m., clouds leave the area. we've got sunshine, high pressure moving back in. sunshine across the area, not only will we have the much more comfortable air but low humid wit that sunshine. thunderstorms at 83 degrees right now. early tomorrow morning at 75. 76 at 7:00 a.m. fog hanging on until 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. can't rule out an isolated shower. unlike today, temperatures won't rise very quickly tomorrow. hitting 81 degrees, around germantown, 82 in d.c. around waldorf to fairfax and falls church. 83 degrees for high temperature. cooler than average and well, i told you, i would tell you how long the cool air is sticking around. we have heat coming our way. 90 to 93 degrees. yes, the chance for a few more showers and thunderstorms. mainly sunday, during the afternoon. those thunderstorms, yes, with the building humidity again, but you know what? like most of this summer, guys, it's not hanging on that long. we're back to cooler conditi

and back into loudoun county and by midnight a couple showers toward frederick and down toward fredericksburg, again not a lot of activity tomorrow. break this down. 60s to start, low 70s by 9:00, 80 by 11:00 and mid-80s at 1:00. next three days better chance for shower and thunderstorms friday, saturday 84. we'll monitor those for a possible yellow upgrade. in the meantime nats on 9 saturday, scattered storms sunday, isolated storm monday, back to 90 monday and 91 tuesday. tuesday is dry now and maybe a shower wednesday. back to you guys. >>> well, after finding a winning lotto ticket together, mola lenghi will tell us some folks are trying to tear this pair apart. [ singing ] >> reporter: if love is blind, then age and race shouldn't matter. eddie harrison and edith hill are in love and to them that's all that matters. >> he was nice to me and a lot of times people act like they don't see you. >> reporter: when they first met, seeing edith wasn't the problem. hearing is what eddie has trouble with. why did you decide to marry? edith, what did you think of getting married? >> what? >> report

81 downtown, 75 in gaithersburg, 79 leesburg and still 77 up in hagerstown and 81 down toward fredericksburg. futurecast, 9:00 tonight don't worry about the clouds. we talked about this yesterday. there will be a lot of cloud tonight but no worries in town. yes, if you're going to the mountains tonight, get over savage mountain, you'll have lots of showers. temps will go from the 70s to the 60s. by 10:00 76 downtown, still low 70s in gaithersburg and leesburg and manassas 72 at 10:00. midnight tonight low 70s downtown, but most folks back into the 60s and showers persisting although lighter in the mountains and across the west side of i-81 which will be the focus for more showers. by morning 72 downtown but lots of 60s in the burbs, mid-60s in leesburg, upper 60s in gaithersburg. more green, more showers, albeit light out toward oakland, temperature there about 59. we'll come back, track those showers for you sunday and tell you when the heat and humidity return. >>> anyone in the region who tried to rent an apartment or house can tell you it's not easy and it's not cheap. some new informati

it's 81 in town. 80 in fredericksburg. 73 at gaithersburg. beautiful 77 from frederick and leesburg at this hour. so when we look outside on the michael & son weather camera, just some high clouds out there. we don't have the beautiful blue but for july, this is great. 81. officially mostly cloudy. dew point now down to 54 and a northwest wind at 14 gusting at times over 20 miles an hour. big picture we have all this moisture on the east coast. this is what was with us yesterday. there were places in st. mary's and calvert counties that had over 4 inches of rain. of course we had some severe weather as well. we have got a big upper low spinning here bringing in the cooler air. it was in the upper 30s. crane lake, minnesota down to 39 degrees. that's northeast of minneapolis. but we are behind the front now. so the cooler, drier air with us. the drier air settles in for tonight. so tonight 50s and 60s. even some 40s in the highest elevations out in garrett county out toward davis. tomorrow looks pretty good. a stray shower toward i-64 in the m

degrees in gaithersburg. 86 in downtown washington. 82 in culpeper. 82 in martinsburg as well 83 in fredericksburghagerstown and 64 for your overnight low in lees burr. it should be a comfortable night to open up the windows specially if you live in the suburbs and if you're heading down the shore for the weekend a great start. 78 degrees in ocean city today. 81 on saturday with all that sunshine continuing. frontal system will spread in some more cloud cover and give us a potential for a thunderstorm late in the day both ocean city and bethany beach into the 80s on sunday. in fact, here in the metro we're increasing that chance for thunderstorms little by little as we head into saturday. just an isolated thunderstorm. sunday, scattered thunderstorms for both the afternoon and evening hours. and both days of our weekend will see highs in the low 90s. 90 degrees on saturday. 92 on sunday. still a lingering storm on monday. with that frontal system pushing through. but look at tuesday. 82 degrees with lots of sunshine. a nice middle of the workweek. stay with us, we'll be ri  >>> well it might soun

right now it's 81 degrees in frederick, 84 in martinsburg, 86 in leesburg, 83 in la plata, 86 in fredericksburg. on satellite and radar you can see where we're dry today, just a couple sprinkles developed west of the beltway, nothing big. it was a very calm day for most of us especially when you compare it to yesterday, the flooding rain and a big mess. as we look at 9 futurecast heading into saturday morning, just a few clouds drifting through, should be a calm morning and the winds remain light as well. a few thunderstorms will develop west of the blue ridge as we head into the afternoon saturday and maybe a stray storm passing through the immediate beltway area going into saturday afternoon and evening. it's sunday that looks more unsettled. you can see it here on 9 futurecast. the initial line of thunderstorms started to push through as we head into midafternoon sunday. a stronger line of thunderstorms that could produce some severe weather arrives monday. so sunday a little bit unsettled heading back to work. that's when things really unfortunately get nasty. overnight tonight just partly

right now it is 81 in hagerstown, 82 in manassas and winchester and 84 in fredericksburg, not too hotre as you can see more of the approaching cells on out there at doppler radar as we will track them for you. and heading into the overnight hours, that's when we would get the worse of it, right around midnight, but after midnight, we'll clear out pretty quickly, by the time you're stepping out the door monday morning that we'll be back to some sunshine. but that will help to trigger our isolated thunderstorms that we have in the afternoon. and the early evening hours on monday and then the humidity would get out of here as they move off to the east, the drier air will prevail on tuesday. overnight tonight as we mentioned before, storms are early, and then that partial clearing late, 66 to 73. and then we will see some peaks of sunshine by monday morning with temperatures in the 60s and 70s, with the west wind at 10 to 15. in the afternoon it will still be warm and isolated storms as we mentioned before, that it might be during the evening commute. but most of us are going to stay dry

by 5:00 maybe a shower closer to fredericksburg. there will be more numerous showers back in the mountains. you see some orange and red and yellow, a little heavier activity. so cumberland could have a big storm, romney a heavier thunderstorm, petersburg and oakland, but in the immediate metro area just isolated showers. by 7:00 it's still in the 80s, 84 downtown, 83 in gaithersburg, 84 leesburg, 82 in manassas, but it's dry. by 10:00 it's kind of muggy, temperatures still in the upper 70s. break there down, 74 at 7:00, 78 at 9:00, patchy fog possible early, 83 at 11:00 and a shower possible, 86 by 1 p.m. next three days, isolated storms tomorrow, 88 and some storms on wednesday, 92. that will be the hottest and most uncomfortable day, better chance for showers and thunderstorms thursday, 87 as a cold front approaches. the cold front should go through lowering humidity and temps friday and saturday, mid- to upper 80s, a little warmer sunday, temperatures on sunday and monday back near 90 with a few storms. >>> k.b. is back with some

to 70 in gaithersburg and 69 in hagerstown because of those severe storms but it's still 14 in fredericksburg. a big difference in temperatures, whether you got those thunderstorms or not. you can see the thunderstorms here on satellite and radar. a 12-hour loop. you can tell there's more on the way. this is all heading our way. so we're going to have to deal with that again on monday especially in the afternoon. on 9 futurecast we start out the day dry, but then we'll see thunderstorms approach by noon. 5:00, more scattered rain and thunderstorms moving toward the beltway. you might get a few dry breaks in here in the afternoon and evening on monday, but most of the day is going to be unsettled. so there isn't really a good opportunity to head outside in the afternoon or teaching on monday. tuesday will start out with that dry sky again. you see that here. but then more of that thunderstorm activity will erupt in the afternoon. however, drier air starts to make its approach so we will be able to enjoy that as we head into wednesday. but overnight tonight it is just going to be muggy, mostly