to the west almost 80 toward hagerstown. a wild day of temperatures. in laurel today, howard county, you know, it was generally gray at time. pretty quiet in bel air, cloudy, rain free, always a busy day on main street. dundalk over ccbc, tough to find much sunshine. you can see the contrast, 54 at the beach. 57 in dover. that includes cecil county. 60s around baltimore and york. 70s west and 80 and near 90 in northern virginia. we're right on the frontal boundary. you can see fred hit -- frederick almost hit 80. rain minimal. a little bit on the radar toward the hagerstown area. 70 crisscross here to the west, some showers but i'm not expecting those to have much of an impact for most of us. so cloudy skies will be the rule both tonight and probably in the early part tomorrow. this stalled out boundary likely to drift north tomorrow. that will put us back in the warmth across maryland. it will be a close call, another day where the boundary could shift. big weather down toward the south, but, again, it's that stationary front, very warm temps south of

deep creek lake flirting with the 40s. 60s hagerstown. knocking on the door. we're still warm in baltimore, dover and easton. downtown today pushing up close to 80 degrees early on. 78 for our high temperature downtown. we did hit the mid-70s in frederick and d.c. all right. here is that active weather to our south. i think a lot of this may direct east of baltimore. you have to look at the trajectory, a large cluster of rain here over central virginia. that is tracking north and east. so much of this rain may past east of the baltimore area. the eastern shore. the part of the rain that needs the most likely to get the most rain as we go through the latter part of the evening. in baltimore we'll get some rain. definitely know that. that area of low pressure sing the rain in our direction and a lot of it will be going up the eastern shore and just off the atlantic coast offshore. tomorrow, just some passing cloud cover, maybe a morning shower. thursday looks dry. friday looks better. overnight 56, more rain. your two-degree guarantee a morning shower but late d

>>> and two teens from hagerstown are killed in crash on prom night. i am linda so how friends are remembering the students weeks away from graduation. >>> the latest on the al-qaeda bomb plot and why investigators say the threat is far from over. the worry this morning. those stories ahead on this tuesday. thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. let's get to it with meteorologist lynette charles and a check of the forecast. >> let's talk about what's going on because we have a carbon copy tuesday on hand just like yesterday. mild and breezy and mostly cloudy and dry as of now. maryland's most powerful radar is picking up on that but we have the chance for showers to work in there as we go into afternoon hours. and especially tomorrow is going to be a wet wednesday on tap for us. but right now, temperatures are quite mild this morning. coming in right around 59 degrees so we are close to 60 in easton and 58 degrees in frederick good morning. millersville you are at 60 right now. we have that southerly flow that southerly wind

just west of hagerstown now. toward hancock, this is 5:22. we're seeing some of those showers there through romney and paw paw and cumberland into glare rhett county as well. this -- garrett county as well. this is mainly moving up into pennsylvania. around here temps 50s and 60s. in fact upper 50s in petersburg, west virginia. 57 leesburg and manassas. annapolis on the bay still comfortable this morning, 64. so this afternoon we'll be in the mid if not upper 70s but again there's going to be the threat for some showers and storms later on. let's go to monika santami with time saver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. i am going to keep you up to date on the situation in southern maryland on the northbound side of branch avenue. what they've done is reopened the ramp to the outer loop of the beltway. the ramp to the inner loop heading southbound on 495 is still blocked heading north on branch avenue, the ramp to the inner loop, you cannot access that. you'll have to head over to the outer loop or make your way around that way. let's take yo

if you're coming in from hagerstown, you might have wet roads. a better chance closer to us, maybe down to frederick or winchester tomorrow everyoning and the best chance for the entire metro area will be showers and thunderstorms on wednesday ahead of a cold front. so for tonight, mostly cloudy, breezy and mild. and winds south, southeast at 10 to 15. now tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, breezy, and mild. maybe a shower west. 50s and 60s. the winds turn, now they're from the south. that will be better. a little less cloud cover. mostly cloudy in the afternoon. breezy and warm. showers or storms possible. high temperatures near 75 and winds continue. 54 to 64 to start. just a couple sprinkles possible mainly west of town and by evening, a couple storms possible. 71 to about 75. the next three days, probably a better chance of showers on wednesday. 75. and then thursday, cold front moves through. it will be nice. maybe some clouds to start, but returning partly cloudy and cooler. high around 70. next seven days, look like this, temperatures a litt

good sized hail from hagerstown southward, almost to sharpesburg.e have big time hail and this is west oak ridge, you are getting hammered with hail and this is state highway 64. so really south of hagerstown, we're talking big time storms. heavy downpours, the whole bit. flash flooding. please take it easy and really pull over to the side of the road if visibility gets bad. we'll put this into motion for the next hour. these storms continue to move off to the north and west. you're under a warning and these storms head off toward warrenton and toward manassas and those are the storms. the second round of storms could get us later on tonight. 83 in bethesda. 89 downtown. 87 in springfield. the next seven days. a few storms possible tomorrow. the front doesn't clear us until tomorrow night. gorgeous on thursday. braves in town on friday. cooler, 76 on saturday. low 80s on sunday. warming up next week monday and tuesday with just some isolated storms. again, severe thunderstorm watch north and west until 10:00. >> thanks a lot, topper. the washington

along i-70 towards hagerstown you will be getting in on some wet weather. also, crossing over the bay along the eastern shore, in easton, also church creek getting in on some wet weather. but not only do we have the wet weather with the showers, very humid and we are very mild with temperatures in the low to mid- 60s. all right. let's check of your abc2 time savor traffic with lauren. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i have better news if you are heading out to 95 in the white marsh area, you are going to be in the green. no delays to talk about traveling along the southbound lanes. no -- it will be a easy ride into the city. only 14 minutes from the beltway to downtown baltimore. once you get on the beltway, here's what it looks like in parkville at harford road. everything up to speed. it's a 9p minute ride on outer loop from 95 up to 83. and here's west side where there's no significant delays here. there's a 12-minute ride on the outer loop from 795 towards 95. using the j-fx to get into the city all of that ongoing construction is blocking one

we first took a look at this storm in hagerstown.e don't see hail, but we see rain fall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour. north of clear spring up into pennsylvania. and another activity. it's two separate storms. they are all moving off to the south and east. get ready, you will get hammered with heavy rain. we'll work our way down to the south and this is a big storm, too. just to the east of winchester. it's moving off to the south and east headed toward perserville, headed toward rock croft at 5:33. apple glen at 5:33. anywhere from berryville to upperville, you're right in that path and it's going to be heavy rain and possibly some strong gusty winds. right now, no warnings out or watches. we will keep you posted with that. all right, temperatures, look at this. 81 in manassas. 74 in reston. and 69 downtown. we have a wide range of temperatures and that's why the severe weather and the activity will favor where it's warmer. that's where the front is west of town. fauquier county, loudoun county, and points west. that's the deal. war

sustained winds in hagerstown. gusts up to 30 miles an hour. and 35 around hagerstown. the high pressure is going to eventually take over. and low will move out completely. when the high dominates the forecast and is the only game in town, so to speak, it is going to be very dry, very sunny. and that starts tomorrow. temperatures are going to be very pleasant. very mild. as the high sinks to the south. it's going to allow for that warmer air to move in from the southwest. and that's going to make for a very nice mother's day weekend. we'll talk about that here in a little while. small craft advisory through 8:00. average low, now, 50. we'll be a little below that. but seasonal cool. and we should mention that the rain washed out the orioles game yesterday. they have a double-header today. the first game is under way. the second game, if you plan on going down, still sunny, right around 7:00. sunset, after that. breezy around the game for the o's. >>> don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup. at 10:00. it's a new episode of the mentalist. stay tuned for eyewitness news

very heavy activity between hagerstown and winchester. we'll zoom out here. this is talking about rainfall rates one to two inches per hour around winchester and charlestown. and up toward martinsburg. in some cases even a little bit more than one inch per hour. so some very heavy rainfall going on. the good news is nothing in terms of hail or anything. no reports of hail anyway. and no reports of some strong winds. so we'll come back, we'll talk about where these storms are going to move overnight. we'll have to deal with that perhaps in the morning and also a little bit of fog as well. we'll have more on that as well. anita? >> thanks, topper. >>> new at 11:00, they were fired over a scandal involving hookers in columbia. now according to the washington post, four of the five secret service agents are fighting their dismissals. they want their jobs back. the agents say they're being held accountable for long- tolerated behavior. secret service director mike sullivan is expected to appear before congress tomorrow. >>> gary giordano has been charged with inde

an inch in hagerstown. right now 81. where most of the rain has been. i-95, corridor, quarter to 1/2 inch of rain. you move out toward the bay. almost nothing in annapolis. pax river. that i think will change for you by early tomorrow morning. let's take you through it. over the next cup hours ouple h. the hole around washington. showers north and east. back to the west. by tomorrow morning. they could be around rush hour. the metro area. once again. maybe just give yourself little bit of extra time. then i think we will see a break before we see, more showers, and thunderstorms, develop during the afternoon. there is a better chance for thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. if we see some sunshine. and i think we moight just see few breaks. good news. by 9:30. everything starting to calm down a little bit. by tomorrow morning. rain likely. some could be heavy. could see a tough drive tomorrow morning. temperature thousands, 59-64. tomorrow afternoon. expect to see some showers. they will be likely tomorrow. possible thunder. temperatures, 76-81 degrees. al

upper 50s into winchester and also hagerstown. temperature wise 64 degrees in baltimore, we are mild. we should be at 52 degrees for this time of the year for our low temperature. but look at the contrast. we see some greens back into the interior. that's where that cold front has already passed through the area, bringing in some is cooler, dryer air and we will begin to feel this as we go through tonight, the overnight into tomorrow. satellite and radar picking up on the showers and thunderstorms that's basically pushing out to the sea right now, out into the atlantic, and we are going to get some dryer air in here, in terms of not a lot of showers, but as we go into the afternoon, that cold front moves through and that's why we have a chance for some scattered showers, some storms popping up. there's that cold front right there that will begin to move through maybe 4:00, maybe your rush hour could be wet as we go into the evening, afternoon time frame. and then by friday lots of sunshine in the forecast, even on thursday, and th

southeast of hagerstown, there's a sprinkle.and frostburg, light rain pushing northeast through the potomac highlands. there's more rain in ohio, west virginia, kentucky if that's pushing our way. it is slow-moving, but it will make it here this afternoon and evening to give us widespread showers and a thunderstorms. temperatures right now, 61 in the district, 57 in gaithersburg 57 in leesburg, 59 in hagerstown. mid 70's this afternoon, breezy at times for. similar temperatures tomorrow in the mid-70s. fairland gray skies with scattered showers and storms. cold front will be moving slowly and. and settle today and tomorrow, but we could use some rain, so this is a good thing if. >> there's a crash on 50 westbound at 202. they had to stop everybody for a moment. 50 west, progress. northbound 95 it virginia headlights are northbound with the normal back rub out of dale city to get to newington, from the beltway up to seminary road. back to you. >> thank you. they want to be bomber is still on the lows, but the cia successfully sto

at the radar, here it; big line of storms, tremendous amount of lightning coming through to the hagerstown area. we'll continue to keep a very sharp eye on those storm clusters as they move west. you can see how hot it; a heat index of 97 fueling those storms. much more on the line when it clears and a look at a reemerging tropical depression beryl coming up. >>> now the latest on a breaking news update. fire spread quickly gutting a structure and leaving the family homeless. jeff hager is back from forest him and joins us with more on the fire. >> reporter: if a-- it appears three generations of the family lived under one roof. it's lucky they escaped with their lives. heavy smoke filled the neighborhoods surrounding disc sip lane as -- dixie lane as firefighters battled the flames. >> the reports indicated there were personnel trapped inside. >> reporter: fortunately, by the time the fire trucks pulled up the family had made it out. the homeowner was awakened at 4:30 in the morning. when he went outside to investigate he saw the glow from the fire. he was able to alert his wife, children

up to 3 inches around hagerstown. we have some amazing pictures to show you of the flooding near hagerstown and we'll talk about a drier weather pattern coming up the rest of the week. >> you can check the weather any time with the fox 5 weather app. download it on your droid, iphone, ipad or find it on our website www.myfoxdc.com. >>> breaking news out of culpeper, virginia, a grand jury indicted a police officer for the shooting death of a woman. officer daniel harmon write shot patricia cook february 8th. the grand jury charged him with murder, malicious shooting and using the firearm in the commission of the felony. cook was in her jeep at the tomb and reportedly tried to drive away -- time and reportedly tried to drive away after being shot. the jury also indicted harmon- wright's mother for foreigning public documents. bethany sullivan is accused of trying to purge her son's record of what police call negative information. sullivan was secretary to the chief of police when her son was hired and left the departme

hagerstown toward frederick. a lot of rain has fallen, one to two inches of rain.ome areas, a little more. we have seen some flash flooding. never drive through flooded roadways. just to the north and west of leesburg, if you live in leesburg, get ready. you will see that rain very, very quickly as this line makes its way toward the south and east. we're seeing some strong storms. this will move to the east. we are going to see this line move through over the next couple of hours. that's not it. still a ton of moisture associate with this frontal boundary back to the west. i think we could see rain tonight. notice the swirl. this is remnants of tropical storm berly. still technically a tropical depression. what it is doing is bringing a ton of rain toward georgia and south carolina. the front will be able to move berll out to sea. it could hold up just enough into the morning hours tomorrow, maybe 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow morning. driving in tomorrow from southern maryland. it could be on the tough side. the high temperature of 91 degrees. the low of 75. an extremely wa

noontime from hagerstown west.id afternoon the showers and some storms are knocking on our doorstep so we'll be dodging some raindrops for the evening commute. today about 76. some areas in the upper 70s with scattered showers and storms. tomorrow another chance of rain and showers from midday on, 75. i think the morning is going to be okay. thursday looks pretty good other than a stray shower 70 and nice friday, saturday and sunday. mike, over you to. >> thank you, howard. >>> another reminder sons, daughters, husbands, you have to get on the stick. mother's day is sunday. moms as we all know love hand made gifts from their little kids. this morning we have some advice on making some simple ones that are really neat. we're joined by an lee who happens to be monika's sister- in-law. she owns kidville in bethesda. she can teach your kids how to make something for mom. this is neat. >> i brought some very simple projects that dads can do along with their children. this is a popular one in our kidville class. take an

you so the big one there around williamsport and kind of extends down west of hagerstown? few more showers and thunderstorms west of i-81 and that is what we're watching. no doubt the majority of that will stay to the north of us and we will see a few more thunderstorms popping up. notice here is 80 in town. and monasses, 82; dulles, 82; look out along 81. winchester, 86; martinsburg, 87; hagerstown, 84 and that is was a contrast in temperatures yesterday afternoon. annapolis, 67; leonardtown, 72; temperatures in the mid-80s for baltimore and that is looking like we're starting to get on the western side of that front. and that is why temperatures are warming up. at least here in town. still warm at 7:00. a few showers and thunderstorms. and a few around at 9 and the temperatures, fairly mild and we're in the mid-60s and we have more warmth coming and looks like temperatures will cool down for the weekend. and that is with that full forecast coming up. >> and can you check the 10-day forecast. the video updates and more with the fox 5 weather app that is on our website, ww

some spots down to 50 in hagerstown. even upper 40s toward luray and the valley while la plata is 52. in spite of the sun and the wind, it may not feel as warm as this but temperatures will make 70s in town. mid-60s in hagerstown and cumberland. it is now 6:00 a.m. good morning to you, monika. >>> good morning. good morning, everybody. overall we have lots of slow traffic on the may your thursday refairs, name -- major thoroughfares, namely 270. a tough one coming out of frederick most the way through route 80. as you can see it's very heavy and slow at route 109 as well. keep that in mind for your travel times. maybe give yourself a few extra minutes. now loads of information on public transportation. first of all, starting off with metro. at foggy bottom once again this morning the escalators are out. buses are available. the station remains open. red line is single tracking between tacoma and silver spring. that will cause delays this morning. marc delays on the brunswick line 870 and 890 are running 10 to 15 minutes

out towards hagerstown. between hagerstown and cumberland. but that is the only place where anything is firing now. temperatures have been fluctuating between 75 and 76 degrees. 30.07 is the barometer. right now, temperatures across the state. 88 degrees in cumberland. 83 in hagerstown. with low pressure to the north. and a front being dragged across the area, we still stay in the range where showers could pop up tonight. and even tomorrow afternoon, with temperatures getting into the 80s. while we talk about the temperatures, let's just mention, we may be challenging a record tomorrow of 90 degrees. we'll talk about that coming up in your complete updated first warning forecast. kai? >> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. not such a great start for 95. we have an accident there, at washington boulevard, blocking the two right-hand lanes. as far as 95 goes in that northbound direction, brake lights there from 395 to the fort mchenry tunnel. the backup backed up. over to se

only about 7 miles in baltimore and 4 in york and 6 in hagerstown. 2 in winchester.ow beams on as you venture out this morning. rain throughout the day and then we will be begin to see a little bit of clearing as we go into thursday. so tomorrow, wednesday, looks pretty good as we go through the morning but we have another cold front that's going to slice through the area and that could be bringing us a chance for more showers before it's all said and done. thursday looks stellar if you like the dry weather. if you like the sunshine that's exactly what you're going to get. but for today, showers and possibly a thunderstorm with those warmer temperatures. that warm moist air could aid that that's for sure. this is game 2 of the new york yankees against the orioles. 73 degrees. showers and storms are possible. the winds out of the south at about 5 miles per hour. doesn't look like it's going to be a big issue in terms of the winds but we see improving conditions as bego into breakness. things look much better. temperatures close to 80 degrees. let's get a check now wit

temperature wise 72 easton. 62347 hagerstown. -- 67 in hagerstown. breeze off the ocean. are southeast 7 to 15. as we look at the coastal flood concerns there are some among the immediate waters edge on southern and southeastern harford county, baltimore county and eastern anne arundel. so high tides running another food or two above the normal crest. humidity is high, no surprise there. as we look at the overall pattern more and more active weather beginning to move our way. this is a slow moving stationary front. it will bring the rain chances in tonight, tomorrow and tomorrow night. we have 36 hours we're we could see significant rain. we think the heaviest could run up the coastline. eastern maryland really in the biggest rain deficit, so we think that's where some of the heaviest rain will be tomorrow. here we go, 7 a.m. rain around for your commute. we'll continue it up the shoreline toward 5:00. this would be delmarva and maybe a stray shower possible, especially east on your thursday part of the day. we think thursday clearing. that's that big moisture train. we h

. >> there are some pretty nasty storms up around hagerstown. you can see the area. it is under the flash flood watch. including those areas. you folks in manassas, you were hit so hard. at doppler radar. you are at home, you are rumble of thunder. the thunderstorms are moving slowly. they could be causing some streams to come out of the banks. not much going on. later on, we will be seeing some leftover rain in downtown washington when you head out tomorrow morning. here is a look at the amount of believe it or not, well we than a 10th of an inch, you can see these regions had terrible flooding. almost four inches of rain. there will be some areas of local, heavy rain. we are going to be doing it all over tomorrow. things will be settling down as week.d into the will tell you about that. >> thank you. this evening storm had people on edge. particularly, people in virginia were cleaning up from flooding. over the damage today. nothing good happening in and around manassas. that is where we are live latest on thehe trouble and the cleanup. location, weive are very clo

almost 80 in hagerstown where the sun is out.e of those cases where the boundary is on top of us with tricky temps today. light variable winds. humidity is high. could see patchy fog into the overnight hours with the front stalled out over m. and to the west not much new weather to move in behind it. the main culprit is right here, this stationary front stalled out. warm air trying to get in from the carolinas as it did yesterday when we were well up above 80. it's possible it could shift north 40-miles. that's the kind of deal we have going on with this thing. chances for rain slim but in the heating of the afternoon looks like to the west you may see pop-up showers on your thursday into the day friday, again, maybe some pop-up showers in the afternoon. kind of unsettled pattern here. we expect to warm up more significantly on friday. overnight 57, variably cloudy. tomorrow your two-degree guarantee. if are avenue are in the of the boundary, it could be cooler than that tomorrow. 62 tomorrow night, maybe a couple of evening show

most of these are actually tending to weaken, as they head towards hagerstown. i don't think they'll make it to the blue ridge mountains. we're in very stable, marine air here, over portions of central and northern maryland. to the west, it's a lot warmer. take a look at temperatures now. we're at 63. 69 in d.c. it just dropped a couple of degrees. hagerstown, still at 77. and cumberland, up to 81. they're up to 84, just an hour ago. so, west of us, it's a lot warmer. that's where that boundary line is. we are 18 degrees cooler now than we were yesterday at this time. cumberland, just 1 degree cooler. and elkton, 22 degrees cooler. ocean city, 25 degrees cooler. so will it warm up tomorrow, the bernadette woods has a look at your thursday forecast. >>> that warm air is so close. and it's out there. and it's going to bath to -- battle to get into the region. we still have the cool, ocean air, coming in from the east. battling the very warm air. and in between the two, a chance for ray couple of showers or thunderstorms around here. as we head into friday and satu

we still have the rain and fog out toward hagerstown. yes, we've got a dry spot over the bay and more weather offshore. that will influence us as we go overnight, still an unsettled pattern, unsettled weather west. we have low pressure right over virginia with the front trying to push up and we've got alberto down over the carolinas. for now you can see the trend shows hit and miss showers lingering into tuesday and also as we get from tuesday into wednesday. more hit and miss showers will be possible. perhaps wednesday much of this will be south of us. speaking of south of us, tropical storm alberto continuing to spiral off the coast of south carolina. a weak tropical storm. the last statement from the national hurricane center talks about how alberto is bearly maintaining tropical storm strength. we'll keep an eye on it. tonight 62, cloudy and showers. tomorrow 79. we'll push 80. some parts of the state will go above 80. 63 tomorrow night and as we look at the next seven days into your weekend, this is a good trend again as we see our

over an inch. 1.3 in cumberland. 1.1 in hagerstown. just about three-quarters of an inch in meyersville. 0.6 inches in martinsburg. temperatures in the '60s north and west of washington. coley, 70. 71 in the district, 71 at dulles airport, 73 of lexington park. winchester, 64 degrees. here's our forecast, hazy, hot and humid. a little warmer than the past couple days. it was 87 yesterday. near 90 today, but it will feel like the mid 90's when you factor in the humidity and slight chance of late-day thundershowers. now to steve. >> starting off cool very well. 395 at shirlington, just a few cars headed towards the 14th street bridge. no problems up to 95 and 395. we still have a closure in montgomery county in the somerset area of the river road both ways near springfield drive near dorsett avenue, there is a brief detour. you can take little falls parkway to get to massachusetts and rhode. that will only cost a few minutes. no delays and no problems to report. back to you. >> thank you. already 70 degrees out there. >> learn how the fa

hagerstown as well. however, our official reporting station, only .36. 36/100ths of an inch rat r at -- at bwi marshall. >>> tim williams in the outback. >> well, it's been a breezy afternoon. not uncomfortable. but it is because of the low pressure moving out that brought those rains that bob talked about and the high pressure moving in. it's the pressure between those two, creating those winds. look at that. 23-mile-per-hour winds from the west/northwest. at hagerstown regional airport. 18-mile-per-hour winds at bwi marshall. the gusts have been substantially higher. 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts in hagerstown. and 25 at the airport. 28 in elkton, near the 25 corridor there. winds will continue to come in from this same direction into the evening tomorrow. it will be pleasantly cool. but tomorrow, it starts to warm up. as the high pressure becomes more dominant. and the warm air moves into the mid-atlantic. look like we have a very, very nice weekend shaping up just in time for mother's day. bob has thos

hagerstown had gusts of 33 miles per hour. very breezy. as we get through the evening hours, the clouds will diminish. we will get down to about 12 miles per hour later this evening. we will be into the upper 50's by 11:00 tonight. 41-49 degrees will be the range of temperatures early tomorrow. a warm-up will go through the weekend. we will share the details and a couple of minutes. >> the younger brother of two nfl players has been charged with murder. the dirks was a --deidrichs was a tourist visiting from denver. >> a judge has dropped charges against the chief because of this video. the judges said the officer had a reason to pull him over in fairfax last year. gail pennybacker is live with the details. >> the official reason he pulled him over was because he was saying he was going down the wrong side of the roadway. the judge in this case said he simply did not see that. the video came from the dashboard camera of a fairfax police cruiser that pulled over randy babitt the night of december 3. the cart makes with the officer considere

have about two miles of reduced visibility in easton and 9 in baltimore and 9 in york and 6 in hagerstown and the numbers will gradually fall as we go throughout the morning just like we saw yesterday. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. how is the road and the fog. >> reporter: yes, the fog is leading to reduced visibility. so be extra careful heading out this morning. slow down and turn on the low beams. if you are using the jfx, we are looking at high speeds along the southbound lanes. 61 miles per hour at cold spring lane. the construction not having an effect on traffic. everything up to speed through the fort mchenry and harbor tunnel n white marsh north of route 43, you are looking at a 4-minute ride to 695. as for the beltway, here's parkville at harford road. a 9 minute ride on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> 4:32. rescue officials say three harness race drivers is a been hurt in a incident during a race at rosecroft raceway around 2 tuesday evening during a race. two of the drivers were fren to shock trauma.

you can see radar behind me and from hagerstown to winchester, and then down to culpeper, we continue to have very slow moving storms. they do not seem to have the amount of rain that last night's storms had. you could easily pick up another half inch tonight. more coming your way in moments. >> dogs have great noses, but one dog may have saved his owner's life with his. led doctors to a cancer diagnosis. we'll explain on the other side.   still thinking of replacing the truck? i just don't know where to start. glad you made it. start by choosing from over 30,000 used cars and trucks. carmax. start here. >>> dogs can find the scent of a missing person weeks after they disappeared. one woman who says she's alive because of her boxer's nose. >> it is the most strange event i think i've ever been through. >> because carol believes her 9-year-old boxer saved her life. >> he kept sniffing my nose and my breast and irritating me. and then i would just say don't and i would push my hand. i said don't mess with my nose. >> but he did it agai

visibility issues we are dealing w8 miles reduced in baltimore. 7 in frederick and 8 in york and 3 in hagerstown. let's check of the abc2 time safer traffic with lauren. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, we are dealing with reduced visibility. so you want to be extra careful as you head out. and if you are using the jfx to get into the city we are dealing with the ongoing construction. as the morning progresses, falls road and charles street doesn't look like a bad alternate. everything up to speed through the fort mchenry tunnel and harbor tunnel. and if you are using 695, here's what it look like in parkville at harford road. this is just an 8-minute ride up towards 83. everything will be nice and clear. you can see how wet the roadway is on the west side of the beltway a shot at liberty road. no delays. it's starting to pick up but you're looking at a nice easy 12-minute ride from 795 towards 95. and that southwest portion of 95 no concerns whatsoever. if you are heading down south to 495 or heading north up to the fort mchenry tunnel. that's the a become c2 time -- a

wind chester, hagerstown, you're getting light rain. fredericksburg getting a downpour probably right around 95 and that cell will stick around for a little bit and we're going to continue to see some showers tonight and maybe a couple thunderstorms. only a slight chance for that. temperatures, 75 in downtown. 75 in college park. 69 in reston. and 68 degrees in gaithersburg. you'll want to keep your umbrellas handy for the next few days because we have more showers arriving tomorrow. we'll talk about the timing of that next system and also we'll take a look at your memorial day forecast, back to you. >> redskin veterans got their first up close and personal look at the future of their franchise today. rg3 all decked out in his burgundy and gold, leading the team through its first round of ota's. kristen berset with more from redskins park. >> i'm kristen berset in ashburn, the redskins wrapping up day one of ota's this spring. rg3 getting his first chance to orchestrate practice with the entire team, showing that speed, that agility tha

areas of light rain west of hagerstown already and into cumberland moving north and east. mainly staying west of interstate 81 early this morning. more organized showers in parts of ohio down into kentucky and west virginia. this will slowly push our way towards the metro area later on today. this is a slow-moving cold front, taking its time slowly pushing through our area if. it will take a couple days to fully move through washington if. today and tomorrow will be rather unsettled. behind it will be cooler and especially less humid air that will move into town. it's not overly humid outside right now, but it will be much drier behind the front. later today, we will reach about 75 with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms in the metro area into the afternoon and evening. early afternoon just west of the beltway. mid to late afternoon in the metro area and east of 95. a little breezy at times, a south wind at 8-18. mid 70's tomorrow, scattered storms. close to 70 degrees thursday and friday behind a cold front with less humid air in place. upcoming holiday weekend lo

we've even got some 30s coming up from tomorrow morning from hagerstown, about 37 to 39 degrees.ees for an overnight. then we're into the 70s tomorrow. it's still going to be breezy. as far as that mother's day forecast, frederick, maryland, 78, 79 with a few cloud in annapolis and ocean city 73. so you get the idea. it's going to be an absolutely gorgeous weekend, guys. rain on the other side of monday. we have monday, tuesday, wednesday with wet weather. a good weekend to cut the grass, tend to the lawn. >> you should send them some tapes of you so they can learn. >> i should go over there. work with them. >> a little vacation time. >> sounds lovely. >> it's the most popular book for expeanpectant mothers, "wha expect when you're expecting." >> we report from the red carpet of the new york premiere. >> reporter: what to expect is the hilarious romantic comedy that follows the lives of five very different couples whose lives are turned upside down by the challenges of impending parenthood. >> we're pregnant. >> so are we! >> are you kidding? >> the stars hit the town to celebrat

hagerstown and martinsburg, 22 miles an hour out of the northwest.t is the cooler and drier direction of the wind. so that's less humid. bright sunshine as well. there's the rain that moved through last night and it's now moving up the eastern seaboard and into new england. we are transitioning into a damp weather pattern into the high- pressure system. we are in the transition zone and that usually means gusty wind. that holds true for today. northwest wind this afternoon at 35 miles an hour at times. we're in the fifties right now 57 in the district. a comfortable start to the day. refreshing. open the windows and let in the fresh air. it will not be nearly as human as the past couple days. high temperatures in the upper 60's with sunshine. senate tomorrow, still breezy. rebounding to near 80 on the weekend with added clouds on sunday for mother's day. what is the latest on the commute? >> it was a collision on both sides of the beltway. near the mormon temple. that crash is gone on the inner loop and how low. this is that rockville pike. i love th

temperatures have dipped into the low 60s in laurie and hagueers -- in luray and hagerstown.at the 50s in oakland, down to 54. and to our south, andrews and fredricksburg at 68 degrees. so we're expecting sunny skies today. good humidity levels. a lot drier than we have been. really a beautiful afternoon. could be 86, one of the warmest spots in culpeper. north hagerstown, down through much of the the seen dough that valley, -- shenandoah valley, you'll top about 80, 81. here's monika santami to explain the issues. >>> we do have some issues. i'll start off with the construction on the west side of town because that's been an issue as well. on the southbound side of the beltway after the gw parkway, only one lane getting through the construction and on the northbound side after i-66, only one lane getting through the construction. 395 at the 13-g9 street bridge, the problem is just -- 13th street bridge, the problem is just up ahead at 12th street. it was the end of a police chase and three lanes are blocked. you'll find quite a lot of police activity. if you're heading north

good morning to you and 5 in d.c. 6 in hagerstown and cull pepper coming in around 7.you know i believe it will start to go downhill as we go through the morning so monitoring the situation for you. right now temperatures are quite mild. look at the 60s all across the board. so these temperatures are well above average. you don't need the coat this morning and you won't need it as you go into the afternoon because temperatures are going to be warmer than what we were yesterday. >>> now, the rain gets out of here nicely as we head into portions of wednesday, but then as we go into the afternoon another little cold front looking like it's going to slice through and bring us some more showers across the area. if you want the dry air and you want the warmer temperatures, thursday looks good. but for today right around 76 degrees and once again this is what we're looking at. first pitch right around 7:05 and that temperature coming in at 73 degrees with some showers and storms. let's get a check of our time saver traffic and how are those roads? >> well, as you mentioned we

only about 2 miles in baltimore. 3 right now in hagerstown. they will slowly but surely start to go up but it is going to take a while before we start the morning. things start to dry out, more sunshine as we head toward the end of the week. for today around 76 degrees with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and that's exactly what you're seeing here. that temperature coming in right around 7:05 and we look at your 7-day forecast where the preakness looks awesome. temperatures coming close to 80 degrees with plenty of sunshine. let's get a check now of the traffic with lauren. >> all this rain is leading to a very hectic commute this morning. the main trouble spot is going to be the west side of the beltway right on the outer loop. as we take a live look here you'll notice the significant backups. speeds clocking in. this is going to be liberty road. speeds clocking in at just 32 miles per hour right now. it will remain slow as you make the drive down toward security boulevard. here's what it looks like at harford road. no significant conge

one in york and 6 in hagerstown. so, the last time i showed you, it was better in baltimore but things are going downhill. that's the scenario through the rest of the morning. we look at maryland's most powerful radar and things are dry. that's one area of good news to report many we won't put showers and storms on you like yesterday on top of the fog. but we will start to have more showers and storms moving if here as we go into the afternoon. and we had them for today. we did get a little over a 10th of an inch of rain in edgemere and close to a 4/10 in perry hall many hopefully we will get more showers this afternoon. that's possible. take that rain gear. let's check the time safer traffic with lauren. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, we are dealing with a lot of fog. if you are headed out in parkville, this is the beltway at har foreroad. you -- at harford road. no delays traveling the outer loof from 95 towards 83. that will take you 11 minutes. we have outer loop from 95 towards 83. th

more of the same in york and frederick and hagerstown and winchester. satellite and radar stepping out the door. take the rain gear with you in case because we will see the chance for some isolated showers maybe a thunderstorm to pop up as we go later into the morning especially the afternoon. and then more rain, you can see the bulk of the action back there off towards the west and west virginia and also ohio. that will begin to really get its act together as we go through the overnight into tomorrow morning. it can be a little bit wet on the roadways. now we look at this system. this is the one pushing in from the west. and with that, that's going to be giving us the much needed rain that we need. now future trend picks up on that rain back off towards the west beginning to move in. so, tonight, around 10:00 yes we could see wet roadways and it begins to fizzle out a bit. but don't think it's gone. this is what i wanted to show you. now the eastern shore really going to get in on some of the heavier rain and that's a good thing. we need that. they are

winchester, hagerstown. low 60s from cecil through philadelphia only in the 50s. low 60s toward the beaches, what a contrast. 90s in char lotsville. a mix of clouds and clear skies to the west. tomorrow we will enclosed up for part of the day. we think warm air will push in by afternoon at least. pushing us close to 80. more on that and a look at the weekend coming up. >> back to the drawing board. that's what lawmaker also be in about two weeks as they go to hammer out the budget. last month budget talks fell apart when they failed to pass a income tax increase to prevent cap that would have impacted education. they couldn't come to terms during the session but the senate president expects them to wrap up the budget debate with in a day or two. >> the certainly thing is the budget. morally it's what we are all about. we don't want to cut community college, increase the tuition, and the number one schools in the united states are going to continue to be number one so we have that but we have to have the special session to make sure that happens. >> reporter: the g

hagerstown, 65. cumberland, 63 degrees. near 90 for the high temperature. around 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. hot and humid. a few thundershowers possible. 30% chance of storms later on today. for tomorrow, similar temperatures, and 90. a better chance of widespread showers and storms by tuesday afternoon in the evening. -- and tuesday evening. >> tropical storm beryl lasting the southeastern coast line this morning, washing away holiday plans. >> it made landfall in northern florida overnight. tahman bradley has the latest from northwest d.c. as we continue tracking the storm. good morning. >> good morning. the unofficial start of summer is when and windy for many living across the southeastern part of the u.s. it is a huge storm with near hurricane force winds and it's causing big problems for holiday plans. for residents along the southeast coast, tropical storm beryl crashed the memorial day party. the storm made landfall overnight in northeastern florida packing 70 mile per hour winds, just s shy of a category one hurricane. meteorologists expect a weathe

we dipped into the low 50s at hagerstown and gaithersburg down to 51.59 in annapolis but 40s showing up in harrisonburg and oakland and garrett county. today going to be sunny, breezy, slight chance we're going to see a shower in the mountains more so than anywhere else this afternoon. highs in the mid-60s in cumberland and hagerstown to the low 70s to the south and around 70 right here in washington. it's 4:27. monika, good morning. >>> good morning, howard. with this rain we've had -- and wet road conditions, we've had a couple of accidents, one on branch avenue in clinton and another one out here in manassas at route 28 at sudley road. crews are doing some cleanup on i-66 at route 234. beyond that we'll take a live look at 66 at the fairfax county parkway on our traffic camera and things look fine heading for the beltway. in time to the north side of town. no problems to report out of frederick or 270 or 7 on. a live look -- or 70. a live look at the beltway at new hampshire avenue. all lanes are open leaving 95 towards 270. in my next report we'll g

only about 0 and 6 in baltimore. 0 in winchester. 4 in hagerstown and 5 in york.ots that are not dealing with any type of foggy conditions. we are seeing a little break in the cloud out there. and manchester as we look at the weather bug site, and also laurel we are looking at a nice sunrise this morning. that's the scenario going through the morning hours. again, some places will have some fog and other places we are going to see plenty of sunshine and the sunshine could lead to some showers and thunderstorms as we go into the afternoon. right now, let's check the traffic with lauren. good morning. you have your hands full with the fog. >> reporter: it has been a busy morning. fog across the region. the eastern shore getting hit the hardest as we check in and look live in salisbury at route 50 at route 13. expect a lot of reduced visibility in the area. it's going to be difficult to see and reduce the speed. turn on the low beams as you head out. that fog will continue in the baltimore area. here's a live look at the beltway at harford road. a little bit better c

two miles of reduced visibility in hagerstown and zero now in culpepper. that's gone downhill since the last time i told you about it. mild this morning, come f temperatures coming in in the 60s. let's get a check of time saver traffic with lauren. patchy fog causing problems out there? reporter: yes. it might be a good morning to turn on the low beams. the northeast corridor of 95, no delays to talk about in the white marsh area, traveling southbound you're looking at a 14-minute ride from the beltway all the way to downtown baltimore. fortunately 695 is also going to be nice and clear. as we check in and take a look in the parkville area, everything up to speed at hartford road. here's a look at the west side at liberty road. a few more cars out there but no congestion whatsoever. you are looking at an 11-minute ride on that outer loop from 795 down towards 95. and if you are using the jfx to get into the city, do be aware of all that construction that continues to block one lane in both directions at 28th street. that's a look at your abc 2 time saver t

we are headed for the 80s. 82 for frederick. 82 for hagerstown. ops, most of us will be tasting that bit of summer. a few scattered thunderstorms tomorrow as the boundary moves up to our north and east. is hot day is how we will describe it and another chance for some showers and storms. there's your five-day forecast. three warm days in a row with friday coming in at number 18 and storms around friday afternoon. maybe a few on saturday. we have a front coming on sunday that will get our temperature to 76 degrees. big night for the caps. i hope you have an update for us. >> this is the verison sports desk with dave feldman. >> i do, sue, tonight the cap's tenth playoff game. the previous nine, they needed overtime to decide four of them. so you don't need to figure out what was going to happen today. after splitting the first two games with new york. he pays the price. gets drilled by mark stall. still scoreless. ryan callahan is going to get it. he's going to spin and score past braydon. 1-0 rangers. later in the second period, caps defenseman re

afternoon and into tonight. 66 right now in washington, 64 dulles airport and winchester and 66 in hagerstownrm and muggy today, 87 this afternoon. lateday storms expected. cooling back to the '70s and partly cloudy by sunday. >> in virginia, no problems to report. i am tickled about that. 66 is where we want to start our focus. looks great out of marshall to get into manassas up into centreville this morning nothing out of manassas park on 28. 15 looks good between point of rocks and through leesburg, nothing complicated through falls church, and 395 looks good. police taking care of a stalled vehicle, but the george washington parkway should be open between the airport and the beltway by the time you river road. that's good news. more in less than 10 minutes with newschopper 7 in a little while. back to you. >> thank you. the careful the next time you drive on the intercounty connector representative for. wtop reporting maryland transportation authority police officers have issued more than 300 tickets per month if along the toll road between gaithersburg and -- officers have issued about 5

some of that could be tracking towards hagerstown the next hour or so. baltimore, columbia, just north and east we have some of shows showers. crossing the bay bridge, too. kent island seeing a hefty shower at the moment. that's it on the rain now. your temps are running in the mid-50s in many areas although a little milder. luray is 60 with fog. visibility at one-quarter after mile. we're looking at highs later today from the 70s east to the upper 80s toward culpeper. let's go inside to monika. she'll let you know what's happening at 6:30. >>> a lot of slow traffic but no major incidents. affect to find some long, slow delays but not on route 50. coming in from annapolis you're fine all the way to the beltway and inside the beltway in cheverly. a live look at new york avenue at bladensburg road in northeast d.c. you'll find the brake lights on the inbound of new york avenue but that's doing fine as well. back over to the maps, this time all the way to the west side of town. no problems to report inbound i- 66. someone is making me laugh. inbound 66 mana