head toward hagerstown, they have a shower popping up at this time. temperatures falling into the middle sixties. cooler air to the north. 65 in pittsburgh. satellite and radar at this time, an area of low pressure to the north with little bit of energy driving toward the south for the next couple of hours. as these little bits of energy move closer to us, we will see thunderstorm's began to pop up. this shows the storms driving toward the south. they have extended the severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00 so about another 12 minutes to go. a lot of these showers and storms will fizzle out as they move further south. you may see a pop-up thunderstorm but nothing like we had on friday. no need to worry there. the next 48 hours, keeping the showers in the forecast. just a chance and that evening in hours. 55 to 63 for overnight lows. a similar situation right now although more clouds are expected tomorrow along with a cool down by tuesday wednesday and thursday. temperatures back into the lower 80s once again. that severe thunderstorm warning for carol

, 80 degrees in quantico, 77 in hagerstown. will be near 100 today. when you factor in the humidity, 105-110.eel like tomorrow, at the century mark, the record. temperatures will cool off to the low 90s by tuesday. as of storms daily through monday. >> the rush hour is kicking into high gear. noticing just got him starting to grow. develop.ee how things maybe a long weekend. 95, the green light. north into baltimore, south into richmond, coming on to the road, allnd the toll is good. on 66 between centreville and the beltway. 270.good ride on a live picture of the beltway at new hampshire ave. so far so good. google and apple continue over smartphone supremacy. >> paula faris has more. >> research in motion seems to be slowing to a halt. the blackberry maker just loss for the quarter and is delaying its new smartphone until next year. as 5000utting as many jobs or a third of its work force. google's crime browser is now iphone andor the coming soon to the ipad. it has many of the same .eatures a new application can help you thr

hagerstown, 7 #. 77 in ocean city. we are beginning. beginning. -- hagerstown, 78. we have a heat advisory which goes into effect a little later this morning. there are your high temperatures. 100 in baltimore. 101 in fredericksburg. we'll do aall over again tomorrow and the next day and the next day. >> good morning, julie. >> out on the roads, you will find we kind of have our hands full. we had overnight construction southbound 270 at old georgetown road. looks like that has cleared. no problems reported on 270 approaching and passing 109. this is southbound 395 as you approach edsall road. a very large truck hit one of the overhead signs. i san antonio see much damage here but again, v-d.o.t. is out on the scoop and some traffic is able to squeeze by single file. an up expected tapping of the brake as you travel south of duke street headed out to the kenny taal beltway. lanes are open traveling between college park and bethesda. live shot of traffic now flowing freely at george avenue. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. imetraffic. >>> fallout from the

right now in washington, 69 in martinsburg, 73 in hagerstown. there's a heat advisory today and tomorrow. expect heat index values between 100 and 105. the actual air temperature will be in the mid to upper 90s today. we could be pushing 100 degrees tomorrow afternoon in a few locations. mid to upper 90 today and tomorrow. low 90's by friday with widespread thunderstorms expected later in the day on friday. cooling a little on the weekend upper 80s. stay in the air-conditioning and take the necessary precautions. >> be careful if you are going to take the beltway in virginia. periodic closures overnight. 495 near 66, the inner loop side. 66, they are working outside the beltway westbound. as far as prince george's and montgomery county, the beltway looks wonderful. near university boulevard, inner loop and outer loop, dividing around the work zone after this camera, but no delays. back to you. >> thank you. today is the intense heat will have to making good use of air conditioning during your commute around town. some doctors are preparing to in

it's this line over the winchester, hagerstown line, that will be coming in to the baltimore region as through the next several hours. the evening 90s with potential storms. 92 degrees, winds west, northwest at 8. look at the skies changing through the day. things get unstable, see the tall storms stack up from the dundalk cam, cc, bc, over the key bring. ominous looking across lorel as the storm line that frontal boundary pushes out of the west. a line, again, is going to be welcome tonight as it brings in cooler air, 66 oakland. behind the storm line, ahead of it, we are in the 90s. cooking here, especially when you throw in the human. heat index of 100 in frederick . it fuels the heat driven thunderstorms. this compared to a couple of weeks ago we don't have the sheer aloft, the change in wind direction altitude. any storms we see will be more general strong thomas that could provide damaging gusty winds. these are healthy storms you see on the visible satellite view. they don't have the rotation that supercell rotation we see a lot of times in the late spring and early summer. this

dulles reached 906. 74 right now in martinsburg, 70 in cumberland, 77 in hagerstown. 73 in culpeper.of rain off to the west. a little energy. along 81, parts of shenandoah county paige county, western paige county, some light rain. in west virginia, a few showers, and in western maryland cumberland into hancock, light rain migrating east this morning. a little energy out there this morning. a good amount of energy later on today with a cold front, that should cause widespread showers and thunderstorms later on today, even as early as the lunch hour west of town. especially later than that in terms of strong storms. there is the cold front of to the west. a triggering mechanism for the storms later today. cooler and less humid air behind a cold front that will move into town. one last hot and sticky day in the '90s. back into the upper 80's tomorrow with low humidity. we could have severe storms later on today. the biggest risk is wind damage. and in line is flash floods. there could be heavy downpours. 93 this afternoon for the high temperature. 88 tomorrow, of humidity, comfortable

in downtown, cooling down to 73. 67 in leesburg and 66 up in hagerstown.omorrow morning, partly sunny. showers are possible. temperatures starting out in the 60s and the 70s. your next thee days look like this. tomorrow with the first day of the chance of the showers and storms. the high of 85. lower 80s, breezy. mostly sunny conditions. most places, getting in the upper 70s. and on wednesday, check out your seven-day forecast. 87 with plenty of sunshine. thursday, the nationals are kicking off. so the golfing weather does look hot. 94 degrees. but storm free as of now. we do have the humidity also on the rise, especially by friday. look at friday's high, 100 degrees, so the heat and the humidity will be on for all the golfers into the weekend. and also a chance for the showers and storms in the afternoon as the nationals are sticking around for the weekend. so keep that in mind as you're headed outdoors. >> we've got the research department checking, texting while biking to see if it is illegal. >> okay. >> i don't think so either. >> nats, orioles? >> ye

hagerstown was at 91 before the storms came in. areas that have been cool are a lot cooler than the areas that have not. ring in new york city, 79. bring in more fault, 72. that is the way it will go throughout the evening. -- norfolk -- 72. it will not be so much cooler this weekend, it is just going to be drier and more seasonable and comfortable. the storms should end by midnight. i think we will be in good shape with most of the activity pushing to the south and east out into the ocean. the beaches look great, too. we will have the beach forecast and about 30 minutes. wake up to a little cloudiness and sunshine. 68 to 74 for the wake-up temperatures. a northerly breezes will bring in the drier air. check out the next seven days. upper 80's we will go not only through saturday and sunday but more humid on monday. a cold front will be pretty strong and then look at this. tuesday, wednesday -- 80-82. and it is back to reality by the end of next week. back up to 90 degrees. >> thank you. coming up on abc 7 is at 5:00, a local ice-c

let's look at our temperatures on this tuesday morning. 70 degrees pretty much everywhere. 70 in hagerstown, 71 in martinsburg, 70 in lexington park and the district. 68 in gaithersburg. annapolis, 74. you will notice the humidity today. 80 this afternoon for the high temperature. mid 70's through the morning then jumping into the upper 70's to near 80 going into the afternoon with occasional showers through the day. right now, we have an arc of rain that will move through the metro area -- that moved through the metro area an hour ago. now it's moving around baltimore and frederick county, eastern washington county, light showers stretching down into loudoun county and fauquier county nothing heavy and this time. more moderate showers later on today and a few rumbles of thunder. here's the wider view. cold front of to the west will push through later tonight. behind the front we will have drier, less humid air. a nice refreshing breeze on wednesday. back to sunshine behind a cold front. today into the early ninth time we have that energy. futurecast shows it's not going to rain everywhere

not bad today, 70 in hagerstown 64 in gaithersburg. we reached 92 yesterday at reagan national. it will not be as high today. you will feel the humidity in the air. 88 at 3:00 p.m. with variable cloud cover. more clouds to the west of washington. that is also where we will seek undershorts develop west of the metro later this afternoon and evening. areas of rain tonight and a little heavy at times off and on through the day tomorrow. >> starting with a developing story this morning. authorities investigating a series of traffic collisions involving u.s. secretary of commerce and john bryison. >> it was driving on saturday when he rear end of vehicle as it was waiting for a train to pass. he stopped to talk to the three men inside the buick and left the location and hit the buick a second time. he continued to drive his car and crashed into a second vehicle. he was found alone in his car and was cited for felony hit and run. drugs and alcohol don't appear to play a role. he was not brought to jail because he had been admitted to the hospital. we will bring updates as. we get as >

winchester 73, but 84 in hagerstown, 86 in washington and still 80 in baltimore and still at 11:00 have heat index to talk about. 91 in washington, 86 in annapolis. 88 in hagerstown and 77 in fredericksburg. still hot and on the humid side. you feel the humidity. and that's why the heat advisory goes through the night tonight through the day tomorrow. through 10:00 tomorrow with the heat index tomorrow reaching 100 to 105. a lot more areas tomorrow will be around the 105 mark, maybe areas even higher than that all along the i-95 corridor and the metro locations. the records for the week, today 99, one degree shy of that today. tomorrow's record is 98 degrees and we are forecasting to at least tie the record if not break that record setback in 1988. friday's record, 101, i think that stays on the safe side as temperatures start to cool down a little bit during the day on friday. was there relief in the region? 94 in new york, 97 in philly, the only place to get relief is at the beaches, ocean city at 89. mild and muggy tomorrow morning. you will feel it. temperatures will rise very quick

we'll zoom up to this storm just to the other side of hagerstown, probably the heaviest storm we have, pretty big storm south of clear springs south of 70 and that's going to move through hagerstown in the next 20 minutes. get ready for some heavy rain there. we'll move further south, another storm down i-81 toward middletown and another storm toward percyville at route 7, although that's weakened in the past 30 minutes. we've got a code yellow day. not everybody will get hammered and some of you will. you may have to make a little change in plans, may take a little longer getting home in these areas with the storms if you're headed west or north of town. this is what's left of the storm in montgomery county. you saw scott broom with an umbrella in ashton. that's why. this is colesville and got some light activity toward olney and ashton, but it is weakening, indeed good news. let's talk about temperatures because we are in pretty good shape in tens of temps. that. , we're still a -- in terms of temps. in fact, we're still a little below average as we go through the afternoon. this is

so traveling to york pennsylvania this morning, 6 miles reduced visibility. 5 in hagerstown and three in winchester and 7 in culpepper. let's check the abc timesaver traffic. we have a little patchy fog. >> reporter: we are off to a wet start. reduce your speeds. be extra careful as you head out. major construction for 895 beginning tomorrow. expect heavy delays traveling in the area. you will want to stick with the fort mchenry tunnel or key bridge as an alternate. this morning, though, the main lines are in pretty good shape as far as the beltway is concerned as we look at the top side in towson. no problems to report here at york road. it will be an easy ride make the drive up towards 83. heading out to the west side, only an 11 minute ride from 795 towards 95. if you are using the jfx to get into the city no concerns southbound from the beltway downtown looking at an 11 minute stretch. 8 minutes from the beltway all the way to the toll plaza. that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you. >> news time 4:32. >>> after an early end on monday the trial continues for j

so it's going to be a woman one, hagerstown is 84 degrees -- a warm one, hagerstown is 84 degrees, quantico as well. new york city to boston, a couple days ago these places were chilly and once again they've rebounded into this scorching territory. we did not see much in the way of thunderstorms today. i'd be surprised if we see anything tomorrow, but a couple could form along the mountains. they'll probably be very slow moving, only an isolated chance here, but there is some thunderstorm activity in the cards for us. it's this line, a cold front and that should be in here friday afternoon and evening. so we'll have to watch friday's forecast, pretty good chance for some thunderstorms that will cool us off but might come with some damaging wind. here's the futurecast taking you through the time period tomorrow. again maybe a few line up along the mountain top and float closer, but not a lot. then we get into friday afternoon. that's when we'll have to watch any time after 2:00, 3:00 for the possibility of some thunderstorms. they do head down to our south, but notice the boundary doesn't ge

in western maryland upper 70s for cumberland and hagerstown, upper 70s warrenton, manassas, 79 degrees in. downtown we're going with lower 80s. keep in mind average high is 83. it will cool down significantly compared to today's high of 90. annapolis will get up to 79 degrees. so tomorrow we have declared a yellow weather alert because of the showers, highs around 81, couple afternoon thunderstorms. wednesday is a green alert day because temperatures look pretty good, 80 and we're not worried about any weather impacting our plants. thursday a little, could 79. check that out on flag day, maybe a shower. here's your next seven days. friday and saturday in the lower 80s. enjoy the latter half of the week with the loyer humidity. as we look for father's day -- lower humidity. as we look for father's day weekend, pretty good, lower 80s, generally dry, a little chance for a shower sunday. if you want to take dad golfing, go ahead or take him to brunch. i don't expect these showers to impact most people's plans. tomorrow looks very wet, so be prepared, especially for the evening commute tomo

let's see, lift over 50s. 59 hagerstown. the region, 60s annapolis, 68, leonard town, 63 degrees. martins burg and winchester, 61. expect highs, yesterday, 71, today 74, 75 a little warmer than yesterday. sentinel sat rad, areas east of boston still keeping us nice and cool, our flow out of the north and north and east, dry this afternoon, without too much humidity, but we have a few showers expected later today and summer time heat and a little area of disturbed weather to our south and west, kicking up a few showers this has been over playing but a few showers south and west of the city, a few showers back in the forecast this afternoon but when all is said and done we will not see a whole lot. out west, high pressure will build in, warmer weather on the way, more humidity as we get into the end of the week. here is your future cast, scarted nature of the showers one or two pop up showers later today by 4:00 p.m. and then without the daytime heating we will lose it tonight, clear out overnight. comfortable, overnight lows

nice cool overnight most of the region falling back to 50s we are slowly rebounding, 51 winchester hagerstown, the hot spots, barely that, looking at our satellite radar, not going to see much quieter than this. high pressure building from the north and west, and we will have a bit of a breeze, winds at times 20 to 25 miles per hour, but because winds out of the north here it will kind of lock in that cool feel for your day and keep humidity nice and low. nice looking afternoon forecast. should be dry for your tuesday, and you can see how quiet it is. enjoy we have warmer temperatures hot temperatures on the 5 day. we will have that for you coming up forecast, 80 washington 78 hagerstown and in leonard town, 79 daytime high. more details on the forecast in a minute back upstairs to you. >> thank you. you are taking a look now at the damage caused by tropical storm debbie. the system continues to churn off the coast of the florida panhandle it appears relief could be days out more heavy rain expected over the next few days a number of areas have been evacuated florida governor scott has declar

we've got 54 at manassas. 55degrees at hagerstown.r, 50. 51 at martinsburg and two to the south, 56 degrees at fredericksburg. so warm conditions and the warm air is going to continue to move our way because the jet stream continues to be the-to- the north. that just continues to pump up the warm air up the mid- atlantic. 80s and 90s, yes, 90s is where we are headed into the excuse of today and the weekend. so expect to see those temperatures on the rise. so, ridge of high pressure in control. and the is sunshine will be veriest dented. we have a frontal system that is going to start to move its way towards us as we head towards the beginning of the week. that will set us up for a few unsettled days. we are not talking until about tuesday before we start to see that hanging around. it looks like it might stall for a couple of days. other than that, lots of sunshine and very warm. make sure when you are outside, you protect yourself from the sun today and we talked about the pets. don't leave them outside in all this heat. put them in

we've still watching gaithersburg, 64 there, nice and comfortable and hagerstown is still up into the lower 70s with some clouds up there. winchester is 68 degrees and culpeper has fallen another degree. last hour they were 64. now they're down to 63. fair skies overnight, still thinking they'll have 50s in the suburbs, temperature in town down to the middle 60s. so we'll drop 7, 8 more degrees before it's all said and done. a few clouds coming through this evening, but rain free, real nice and dry back out to the west of us here. you see all the clear skies there? that's that high pressure building on in. as the jet stream moves to the north for this weekend that allows that high pressure to build in. it's going to be warm. i guess you could say it's going to be hot, not too muggy. so it won't be oppressive. 80s in the forecast for tomorrow and as we get up into sunday we're talking about the possibility of more areawide 90 plus degree weather. sunshine tomorrow, a couple clouds on sunday and there may be an isolated thunderstorm pop up here or there. that means one or two this weeke

mid-80s for hagerstown. warrenton 87 degrees. culpeper, you'll warm up to around 90 degrees. high for this time of year is 83. well above that. annapolis, you also get into the mid-80s. you do have a small craft advisory that starts at 6:00 p.m. on monday, goes until 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. here's how your monday breaks down. now, we're looking at again a cool, fairly mild start. but then we're calling it basically we're giving it green alerts for good conditions. we're not worried about the weather impacting your plans. tuesday, yellow, because of a few storms and some showers moving in. highs will be 83 degrees. on wednesday, some showers arrive as well. 84 degrees under mostly cloudy conditions. here's a look at your next seven days. so unsettled starting on tuesday, locate your umbrellas by then. check out thursday and friday. we could cool down into the upper 70s. once that cold front passes through, it will leave us some cooler air. it looks as we head into father's day weekend, looks pretty good. temperatures will be in the lower 80s by saturday and on sunday for father'

. -- 67 in hagerstown. out to the west in the mountains is 57 degrees right now.ot of warmth and humidity in chicago. thunderstorms are starting to roll through. this shows a change of what will happen over the next few days or so. very hot temperatures by fridayay thursday and at these storms across illinois. this is where they have a tornado watch boxes out. severe weather is finally beginning to ease. here is what the future test .ooks like 85 degrees on monday. heat and humidity making a big comeback coming tuesday-friday. 78 degrees on friday. the heat index is going to feel this up side. around 100 degrees. we might see some air quality along with the potential for a heat advisory. check out wjla.com >> women always think about they hear when humidity. thanks so much. coming up, we check out rock of ages. next.view is is one of the most films of the summer. rock of ages is hitting the screen. here is his review of the film. >> rock of ages takes a broadway to the music of the '80s. clubwin owns this hopes that this star can keep it going. played by tom cruis

it is 07 degrees at quantico this hour. 63degrees at hagerstown.at martinsburg and 61 degrees at fredericksburg. 58-degree, a lot cooler for boston this morning. 61degrees for new york city. 59 at richmond. 60degrees at raleigh. we are talk a day where we're going to see plenty of sunshine today. this ridge of high pressure definitely in control. just a few clouds. and than as we move through into tonight, we'll see a few clouds starting to move in and so partly cloudy skies for tonight and that is the same story as we head through into your saturday. we'll see a few more clouds in the forecast. but it will be a little humid today. here is a look at your day planner. by midday, it will be 78 degrees. by the 5:00 hour, 80 degrees. my daytime high today is 81 degrees for you with a northeasterly light wind. not bad at all. we are talking mostly clear tonight backing partly cloudy at 63 degrees. the sun straight across the board right through the beginning of the week and a great father's day as well weatherwise. >> i'm going to be at nationals park w

a 30 mile-per-hour gust in hagerstown but generally between 15 and 25 miles per hour in the metro area. it's going to be windy or breezy through tonight, tomorrow and even into wednesday. turning breezy and cooler tonight, sunny with a morning commute and then breezy with low humidity tomorrow. good hair in terms of humidity, but you'll have to add more product because it's going to be windy and warming wednesday but low humidity, still comfortable wednesday. we have two very nice days ahead before the heat comes back. clear, breezy, much cooler, rest the ac tonight, 54 to 64, winds northwest at 10 to 15. these temps are more like may than late june, lows tonight rockville, gaithersburg 56, 61 in arlington, 62 downtown, upper 50s in college park and bowie, 57 fairfax and reston, sterling 56 and mid-50s in leesburg, manassas and middleburg, so a pretty good deal. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, breezy and a built cool, temps in the 50s and 60s -- bit cool, temps in the 50s and 60s. by afternoon partly cloudy, breezy and pleasant, highs around 80, winds northwest at 10 to 20. our 9 weathe

take a look at that, williamsport area and hagerstown. one continuous line and it is there from that area in pennsylvania, down towards winchester when we're probably going to be seeing very intense winds as it makes its way eastward. we've already had 60 miles per hour winds reported. doug? >> veronica, taking a look at graphics 29 here and jim asked the question earlier, what kind of a system is this that brings this type of severe weather? here are the storms coming through. here the line of storms, the parent storm is way up here into michigan and they are wrapping around. you can see the storms wrapping around into canada and back down and around. that's the strength of the storm. you can see the line here. see the line continuing to progress all the way towards the east. that's why we knew this would be a severe weather day. we saw this area of low pressure. it was down to the south and west. that's where it was yesterday. as we move to the north and east, we knew the push would be into our area and that's what we're seeing right no

hagerstown. factor in the humidity it's not crazy humid. it just pushes the temperature up 3 degrees at national, feels like it's 100 downtown, feels like 97 in gaithersburg, feels like 100 in leesburg and 106 in frederick. we'll come back. we'll talk about possibly breaking records tomorrow with a little more heat and we'll talk about when the heat breaks, a look ahead to the weekend. >>> we've had such a mile june and many people just were not prepared for this record heat. so we sent out kristin fisher out to the national mall to see how washingtonians were faring on the first official day of summer. it is a scorcher. >> reporter: to say the least. this is so far the hottest day of the year and the longest day of the year. it's the summer solstice. there was actually supposed to be a summer solstice volleyball game being played out here tonight, but it was canceled due to the high heat. now for the volleyball players they're not too happy about it, but paramedics say they made the right call. the summer heat can make people do crazy thin

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break in action from westminster to hagerstown. we will give you a round of here. go to our main computer and give you a round of the warnings and watches in effect. all the yellow is a tornado watch. he read our way possible tornadoes are. hartford county back into the west virginia panhandle and western virginia. as far as rainfall amoun go over the past 24 hours, especially in the past couple of hours, that strike of heavy rain, one or two inches of rain, a look at the bull's-eye, northern parts of baltimore city where two and a half inches of rain there could have come down in the last hour. green areas over flood warnings are in effect. that is all of carroll county. the pretty boy area of baltimore county. then, down toward the sea all of this developing as a cold front roles our way. look at the cloud front. ohio and out across southeastern michigan. 49 degrees in northern michigan. you collide those air masses together, and you get the violent weather. that is the way we think the radar will look roughly 9:00 tonight. another line of storms comes through an

and if you are in places like hagerstown and martinsburg, winchester, take cover now. go to the basement, go to an interior room, and if you are further east, okay, you can kind of use your noggin a little bit. if you're in leesburg now or out in loudoun county or out in fauquier county, they are going to get to you in a an hour and a half to two hours, so you might be able to take some precautions you maybe didn't have time to take before, but they're coming your way. at the very least, strong gusty winds, rain and hail. >> top, besides the fact that i am interested in this geography lesson, we're seeing something you don't see all the time, which is storm after storm after store. we get through one, next thing you know, tornado warnings are just popping up. what's going on out there? >> i think it's two things, derek. one is, we have a warm front that pushed through this morning. that's produced the first round. thou we have a cold front from the west that's producing the second round, an i think it probably bears repeating. we have this new fancy dual- pole radar th

it is currently 80 degrees right now at d.c. 73 at baltimore. 75 at quantico. 73 at hagerstown. martinsburg at 66 degrees as we travel up the mid atlantic. new york at 72 degrees. and then 78 degrees to the south at raleigh. our skies are clearing and we're going to continue to see that, but we are going to continue to see that influx of warmer air. and that is going to help boost our temperatures as we move into the extended forecast. a cooldown, because we have a frontal system to watch. we'll end up seeing the opposite with temperatures on the rise. here's a look at satellite radar composite. you can see skies, not a will the of clouds out here. our skies are going to clear into the overnight hours. you'll be able to see those stars out there. a ridge of high pressure starting to slide its way into the coast. a slight chance as we move into sunday night of seeing scattered shower, maybe a storm pop up. primarily to areas of the west. that is a possibility that we are talking later on. same story for monday. this front will move its way across and as it moves its way through,

there's low humidity, 60 degrees in reston, 59 in aldie, virginia stephens city is 55, hagerstown atdegrees today for the high temperature with a good amount of sunshine later on. mostly sunny tomorrow, comfortable conditions continuing into the weekend. >> thank you. let's talk about the strange sight on the beltway last night that caught the attention of many drivers. >> twitter was filled with reports and photos of what some thought was a ufo. near ufo you can understand why. the word ufo even trended on d.c. twitter last night, but maryland state police confirmed the aircraft was a military airplane that was being moved from west virginia to the patuxent river naval air station in southern maryland. it is over 80 feet long, over 30 feet wide, 14 feet high. >> and other big story we are following this morning, day # 4 of testimony in jerry sandusky's child sex abuse trial in pennsylvania. jurors heard from more victims esther day. brianne carter and joins us from the newsroom with more. >> we expect to hear from alleged victims today. over the past couple days as prosecutors have

hagerstown will drop. d.c. at 96. ocean city had a little rain there. west winds around the air will eventually bring in a new air mass with drier air and lower humidity for the weekend. another front will cool us down even more by next week. the bulk of it seems to be down bit carolinas. a weaker line form together west. we have a chance of a thunderstorm at least around 9 or 10. and then things will quiet down. it's going to be warm tomorrow. but we won't be in the 90s like we've seen. maybe another thunderstorm, and even cooler weather for next week. northwest winds@around 10 miles per hour -- winds at around 10 miles per hour. and a low tonight of about 78 degrees. and tomorrow, it will get town about 89. >>> still ahead -- >> what are an officer's responsibilities while a off- duty? we're searching for questions to that and other questions swirling around the yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. >>> coming up next, severe weather is popping pup trying to make

right now temperatures in the '70s. 79 in the district at reagan national 68 in culpeper, 78 in hagerstown. but heat and humidity will combine to make it feel like 105-110. heat advisory in effect. tied temperatures around 100 today through the weekend. a daily chance of storms, the potential for them to be strong to severe. >> u.s. auto production and sales of a liver delicacy in california are booming. here is rob nelson. >> erthe health care ruling has removed a great deal of incision and that is good. losers will include health insurance companies. winners will include hospitals and clinics. nissan is adding 1000 jobs in mississippi to build a compact car. chrysler may add 1000 workers at a michigan plant because of demand for pickup trucks. hawaiian tourism saw a new record for visitors last month. may was the second consecutive month of record spending and visitors. two more days to enjoy fois gras before a statewide ban. sales are booming for it as well as sales for cotton candy. i am rob nelson. >> taking a look around the nation, president obama visiting colorado springs today. th

.; 75, quantico; 61, monasses; martinsburg, 64 degrees this hour and 67 degrees in hagerstown and 68rees at baltimore. and it's been mild outside this evening and comfortable today. this is a look at our satellite radar composite. a few clouds here and mostly clear skies into the course of tonight and because we're under the influence of the ridge of high pressure and we're going to see plenty of clear skies and mild tonight with clearing skies and tomorrow, mostly sunny conditions. a great father's day is on tap. get out and take dad to brunch or outside grilling. if you do the outside grilling, you do the work and let dad sit back and relax. father's day, mostly sunny skies and warm, temperatures from 80 to 83 degrees and that is in our neighbor. the day planner, 77 degrees by mid-day and this is a look at the five-day forecast. the change is coming on monday and a chance of thunderstorms and on to tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and that is starting to climb. back to you, matt. >>> thank you very much. how do you save a duckling that fell into a sewer? you use your cell phone. rescu

tracking 100 degrees in most areas. 100 in hagerstown. 102 in frederick. these have been as high as 106 in the hourly reports. a they have even gone higher than that. the current high at the airport is 100 degrees. this extends all the way to the eastern shore along the coast to get some nice comfort from the cooler ocean water nearby. temperatures sweltering under this heat wave. the dew point for a while ago today was not even that high. it did not feel as bad, but the dew point up into the 70's in 78 degree reading at the naval academy in annapolis is an indication of a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. when you combine that with the relative humidity and the actual temperature, that's how it feels on your skin. 112 in frederick. one of six indianapolis. it is just really a dangerous heat across the region which is why a warning has been issued for the city, anne arundel county, down towards the sea, metro philadelphia and it's an advisory. that is for 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. the heat will continue through the upcoming weekend. on the edge of this, some co

look at the lightning around -- in between cumberland and hagerstown. that's some serious lightning. we'll go because to the severe weather, then go to doppler. the entire area is under a tornado watch until 9:00 tonight, even across the bay. the tornado warnings in maryland, allegheny county, but then in virginia, it's frederick, virginia, frederick county, page, shenandoah, warren, hampshire, west virginia, morgan west virginia. those go until 1:45. another six minutes. so it will be interesting to see if they extend these warnings eastward. we'll have to see if they actually extend these eastward. but hagerstown and frederick and leesburg as derek mentioned, they're moving west to east. you are going to be back in the bull's-eye in the next hour or so as the storms push to the east. still very heavy rain right around northwest, also up around the beltway, around 270. this is still some pretty good rain. the employ news is? reports of any kind of wind with the storm but the rains are now pushing to the east and north but still beltsville heavy rain, d

currently at d.c., 79 quantico, 77 baltimore, 72 degrees at dulles, 70 martinsburg and 78 degrees at hagerstown air sticking around, another day of southerly warm flow coming up from the south. back to our cold front will slide its way towards us, however, as is another frontal system that's going to gradually push its way in from the west. we'll see a lot of instability start toed in as these frontal systems in -- start to build in as these frontal systems invade our warm air mass in place to set us up for showers or a rumble of thunder. on futurecast here's monday in the evening hours. wet weather starts to push in. tuesday becomes a rainout day and heavy pockets of rainfall to deal with wednesday and keep your eyes on the skies. make sure you stay hydrated in all this hot weather, plenty of water, lightweight colored loose clothing. check on your elderly neighbors. don't leave your pets and children in cars and keep your pets in the shade with plenty of water. five-day forecast, here we go, rumble of thunder possibly monday night, another tuesday, could see showers wednesday and thursday bef

seven big three in hagerstown right now, 75 in washington and annapolis. 64 in cumberland, 66 in culpeper and fauquier county, southwest of washington. 96 for the forecast. when you factor in the humidity, it will feel i 10like 100 to 105. record-challenging he'd especially tomorrow. >> and local doctors predict our emergency rooms will be busier than normal today because of the heat. >> we expect a triple digit heat index. it is important to take precautions. live team coverage continues now with john gonzalez in. southwest in >> the heatwav -- with john gonzalez in southwest washington. >> health officials are reminding us this morning that he exhaustion can kick in in just a matter of minutes. the same heatwave that has torched the midwest with raging wildfires has now or arrived in d.c. and temperatures are expected to reach a dangerous levels on this first day of summer. eight states including maryland and virginia will be under heat advisories. ever swimming pool, rec center, and government building in the district will be open and available for those looking for sanctuary from the

into the '90s tomorrow through friday. 69 and now in the district, 67 at dulles airport, 66 at hagerstown. high temperature of 87 this afternoon. slight chance of showers mainly west of washington along and west of the blue ridge. >> new this morning, after 12 hours of meetings, uva's board of visitors has selected its interim president following the controversial resignation of president teresa sullivan. john gonzalez is following the story from northern virginia in falls church. he joins us with the latest. >> good morning. that's right. the announcement came early this morning after a marathon 12-hour meeting, a meeting that was held behind closed doors while an estimated 2000 people held a vigil outside on campus in support of the recently ousted president. president teresa sullivan was abruptly and secretive with fired. some call at unprecedented turmoil. the board of visitors has named carl zeithami.. >> it seems like it has not been open to the public. i just don't like cow that represents the university or the community. >> even though major donors have threatened to withdraw pled

at quantico, the same at annapolis, 82 at d.c., 76 at dulles, 72 martinsburg and 79 degrees at hagerstown. so it's still fairly mile and warm night tonight. clouds are -- mild and warm night tonight. clouds are starting to roll in, a little scattered shower activity in some of our neighborhoods. it's going to be isolated in nature tonight. some of you may not see anything. tomorrow we'll have a cold front move through and that will definitely change the dynamics. we've got a chance of seeing some showers and norms ahead of that frontal system. the atmosphere will -- thunderstorms ahead of that frontal system. the atmosphere will become very unstable. don't be surprised. also gusty winds are another factor here. those winds will gust at least up to 25 miles an hour. could be prepared. some of you may see some of this -- do be prepared. some of you may see some of this activity and some of you may not. just be careful and keep your eyes to the sky because it's a very strong possibility we may get some storms. here's a look at drops debby, not really doing much in -- tropical storm debby, no

seven date right now in the district, 68 at dulles airport, 72 in hagerstown. 100 this afternoon, but it will feel like 105. in the '90s tomorrow, low 90s with a good chance of storms, which could be severe. in the 80 degree range on the weekend. indianapolis 91, in the '90s down to our west and southwest. it could reach 100 in new york this afternoon. minneapolis, 77, partly cloudy, kansas city, partly cloudy at 84 degrees. rapid city, 81, sunday. the heat is on in the eastern third of the united states. up and down the eastern seaboard 96 and sunday in boston. in syracuse, 92. we will have lisa with traffic. >> i am right here. i will take you to a couple cameras right now. first, a beautiful across 270. a little slow between 8109. moving nicely downstream. traffic under the word "live" on your screen is headed pass democracy boulevard. pettigrew stafford and woodbrige and in springfield looks good and we are open on 395. metro rail is reporting normal service systemwide. back to you. >> thank you. the florida police chief epicenter of the trayvon martin investigation has been fired

in hagerstown, 69. you feel humidity but that will be changing. as the cold front moves then, we will have some showers and storms. behind that we will have some clearing settled become breezy. northwesterly winds at 10 or 15. tamara cooler near 80 degrees. -- tomorrow cooler near 80 degrees. >> the construction projects are complete. leaving virginia heading to maryland. the lane divide occurs earlier. out in maryland and virginia you only have one lane available. change is still at the wilson bridge. we will give you normal travel times on the beltway of the american legion bridge. newschopper 7 will join us in a little while. >> clean the continuing from friday's severe storms. we're getting a look at some of the areas. we talked to one woman you have to use are backed up for shelter. -- who had to use her bathtub for shelter. >> the building collapsed. >> and massive cleanup. after so much devastation. >> we came home to a disaster. >> they spent sunday salvaging what they could of their roofless condo. >> we were the lucky ones. we are all al

barometer is at 30.01. 65 oakland. 6 hagerstown. 70 d.c. 70 pax river. 71 rock hall. it's an easy scenario. warm humid air mass. showers and thunderstorms likely today and maybe not even clearing out until this time tomorrow. high pressure comes into play and skies clear through the bulk of tomorrow. we are left with a great weekend. 77 the high. 68 tonight. keep an umbrella at arm's length through tomorrow morning. the window of opportunity for the stead diest of the weather will be 10:00 a.m. through 7:00 p.m. 84 the high tomorrow. 77 thursday. 78 friday. 80 saturday. 80 sunday with humidity not even a factor these days in june. that is a beautiful forecast. take it away. >> rain on the rush in a lot of places. here is kristy breslin. >> hi, don. take your time out there this morning. we are watching for cleanup in the annapolis area. we have an accident at route 2. as far as the rest of the region, 95 southbound some slowing from white marsh past the beltway. the beltway, even though it's slippery moving at the posted speeds. at this point the average speed about 5

we have 69 degrees at hagerstown. you can see how things are on the mild side. but get ready, tonight we could see isolated showers or storms across the west. in the long range forecast, warmer temperatures are on the way. we are talking heat, humidity, and we are talking heat indices that will feel like they're in the triple digits. i'll have the details later. back to you. >>> thank you, gwen. d.c. police still looking for one of three people who were in an suv when it flipped over on 4th street northwest overnight. investigators believe the three carjacked someone at gunpoint, but it's not clear whether the suv was stolen. one person ran and two were arrested. police found guns when they made the arrests. >>> telegraph road is shut down completely until early tomorrow morning. crews are demolishing the bridge between the beltway and duke street. the eastbound and westbound ramps from duke street to telegraph road will be closed. the road work is part of the woodrow wilson bridge project. >>> metro riders will have pretty significant changes to watch for tomor

mid-50s hagerstown and low 60s in d.c., ocean city. kent island in the mid-60s. 53 rock hall. 57 in bel air. frontal boundary moves through the area, gets offshore. pleasant weather today and tomorrow. the high becomes a heat pump. it gets big time hot into the week's end and weekend. let's talk about the front that moved through the area yesterday. take a look at the general position right now which is in just such an area that it's firmly going to keep debbie away from the mid-atlantic. this is tropical storm deb debby. she is moving so slowly that these areas are getting hammered by continuous rain. if she moved two and through the area, no problem but you are hearing these enormous rainfall amounts because the storm is moving slowly but surely but slowly across the florida peninsula. moving out to sea away from the mid-atlantic, great weather the next five days providing you like hot and humid. mainly clear. 58 overnight. tomorrow sunny. 91 thursday. five shy of a hundred friday and saturday. 92 to 95 on sunday. don, take it away.

hagerstown at 76.today after lunch time through the afternoon and evening hours. some could become severe. the primary threat will be wind damage. a medium risk of wind damage. after that we will have some downpours. it is unlikely we will have tornadoes today. cooler in the weekend. less humid. >> overnight construction barrels are being pulled to the side. things will be working in your favor as well as traffic across the american legion bridge. not too bad on 270 between father hurley boulevard and the beltway. good shape on 66 appeared also to and from the wilson bridge. nice in dale city where we will give you the green light as well. we will take you to the live camera pirie it down to it shady grove road. it is down there. more to come on the traffic seen. back to natasha and steve. >> give yourself some extra time to get around if you're using a metro. >> they will not run between east and west falls church. shuttle buses will be available for you. red line trained well single track. blue line

our skies are clearing. 70 degrees in the district. 66 in hagerstown. you're starting your day with 71 in lexington park. mostly sunny. 83 the high temperature. it is becoming less humid. you'll notice the drop in humidity. a breeze out of the north. we will be a little testy at times. it is a little refreshing breeze. no 90 degree heat anytime soon. >> no problems reported on the highway right now. i do have some pictures to show you of a very smooth transition period to 70 looks like the pavement is nice and dry. -- transition period . 270 looks like the pavement is buys and dry. we will have an eye on traffic throughout the morning. now we will take you to the news. >> d.c. police are investigating a death in southeast washington. >> officers found an of conscious person near potomac avenue. if they do not have a person ended up in the area are well lead to their death. >> d.c. council's taking steps to move past the latest scandal. bay are expected to elect someone to replace qualm a brown -- brown. they want him in that position. to resign last wee

to our west we have a lot of 60s showing up, 68 hagerstown, dulles, 66 manassas and culpeper and winchester as well as cumberland down to 63. so are you in leonardtown. enjoy it. get those windows open because shield your eyes from what i'm about to show you, scorched earth we're seeing in the middle part of the country. some of these are all time records for these cities. 109 del rio, dahl 107, denver second day at 1 -- dallas 107, denver second day at 105. there were 10 spots in kansas yesterday and today that were above 110 degrees. so this is brutal and it's damaging and a portion of this heat is going to be moving in our direction as we get into and closer to the weekend. so we enjoy what we have tomorrow which is a reasonable 86, maybe 88 degrees for some of you, average 87. by thursday we're up to 93 degrees, so warming up and noticeably so. the real hot stuff is friday and saturday, upper 90s, 97 and 98, and we keep that going into the weekend. watch for heat advisories to get issued as the humidity climbs and nose temperatures climb. cool tonight, hard to believe -- those temperatu

prefrontal cluster of storms that could, could impact parts of western maryland later tonight toward hagerstown. i think most of us will stay relatively dry through the first half of tomorrow. it's later tomorrow that we look for storms to come in. that will mark cooler air arriving, which will be welcome, even 90 in ocean city. dew point numbers, when you get to 70, that's when you have oppressive readings. so while that is still very humid, it's not quite as excessive as it could be. i'm trying to point out one silver lining. 99 cambridge. 104 in georgetown. that's hot and sticky. storms to the west, not a player for us. however, to points further west we see our frontal boundary pushing across the midwest. this line of storms set to trek further east, pushing our heat bubble out to sea. this has been our culprit, big huge heat bubble with nothing to force it to move. we've gotten hotter and hotter as the sun beats down -- the long sunlight, heating it up more and more. now our frontal boundary marching in. that would steadily push the heat bubble out to sea and allow us to return more season

around hagerstown moving off to the northeast. early as have more, we could showers. could become more into the evening. severe storms later .n 85 in washington. the biggest >> and we are back, live in central park. the crowd is huge. the fun is here. lara spencer, way over there. >> hey, sam. by the way, leos, rich foods are you downfall. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." love and money. why a man called a sugar daddy is willing to pay for his relationship. we'll explain. >>> and hot discounts for summer fun. all of it, at least 50% off. "gma" secret "deals and steals." >>> and the sizzling looks everyone will be wearing this summer. we have something for every figure. >>> d.j. kiss in the house, as a preamble to mary j. blige. coming up on "gma." [ jennifer garner ] why can't strong sunscreen feel great? actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer provides unbeatable uva uvb protection and while other sunscreens can feel greasy ultra sheer® is clean and dry. it's the best for your skin. ultra sheer®.

seventy, hagerstown; 63, winchester and temperatures are mile.d a nice day and with we're going to see partly cloudy skies, becoming clear before the night is over and with 62 that is our overnight roll. everyone's going to like the forecast, especially if they plan anything outside for dad. back to you. >> i like what i hear. thank you, we'll see you in a bit. >>> no one likes it when someone gets their food order wrong, correct? you won't believe what one guy did about it when he didn't like his sandwich. >>> preparations for a concert go wrong fast and send the stage crashing down on people below. what happened next. appened nex . >>> one person is dead tonight and three people are hurt after a stage collapse before a rock concert in toronto. crews were setting up for an appearance by radiohead when the stage came crashing down. the venue quickly posted a message on the website saying the concert had been cancelled. >>> terrifying moments in the skies over idaho. a stunt plane swirled into the air at the legacy air show. then it lost power an