hagerstown and winchester, even cumberland. east, northeast movement from the shower. a live look, washington, the national harbor looking west the capital wheel at the center there is haze in the distance. it was hot, near 90. the real-time temps, close to 90. factor in the heat and humidity, it was awfully humid and it still feels like lower 90's. herdndon fest tonight with fireworks, starting at 9:30. slowly falling into the 70's. hot and humid on sunday. rain chances monday into tuesday as the cold front appears to be slowing down. we will also let you know what comes thereafter, finally getting rid of the heat and humidity, the complete forecast with you. kellye: new development in the case against a rockville man charged with murdering two neighbors. he is now back in maryland. he was extradited from alaska late last night. he faces first-degree murder charges in the death of nick and jodie velardo, or found dead one week later. tomaszewski was arrested while boarding a cruise ship in alaska. he is scheduled for a bond review monday. the police have arrested two

winchester martinsburg, hagerstown, low 80s.sburg warrenton culpeper your showers will be in the late to midafternoon. you'll be okay at lunchtime. 85 in gaithersburg despite the clouds and showers. 84 in frederick. your showers get in there around 3:00, 5:00. day planner dry through the morning. 73 at 9:00. 80 a 1:00. a few clouds coming in the late morning and afternoon. 77 on wednesday. couple showers. 78 on thursday. couple showers. front sags to the south and kind of stalls out. we'll be in between air masses. okay on friday, 80. nats still in town. nats on 9 saturday and sunday. mothers day, maybe an isolated shower late and monday low 80s with an isolated shower. >>> it's the caps versus the rangers in game 3 of the seven-game match-up. >> kristen berset joins us live from the verizon center where there's a little more activity. >> it's quiet right now but the doors will open soon. fans are already rocking outside ready for game 3. coming up in sports which is next, we'll hear from the players as they prep ♪ i am never ge

if you live in hagerstown or frederick, that's where it may happen. so a gorgeous holiday weekend on tap. it will start to get more warm and humid by monday. right now just pleasant out there, breezy, 68 degrees in leesburg and manassas. 68 in hagerstown and 72 right now in downtown washington. we're clear on satellite and radar despite the little area of cloud cover in pennsylvania and a few sprinkles and showers. we are looking dry and that's what you'll see on 9 futurecast, too. just a few little sprinkles near the pa-maryland border and dissipating as they make their way toward the metro. just too dry here. it will be beautifully pleasant on saturday. a return of the sunshine and the winds get lighter too as well because of an area of high pressure that will almost be exactly over us on saturday. on sunday is slides to the south, the return flow. that's when the air starts to move out of the south on the back side of high pressure. that's going to bump our temperatures up. that'sities' going to feel -- that's why it's going to feel like summer aga

up in hagerstown, heavier showers. if you're traveling 522 or from there to winchester, you'll see showers. the heaviest stuff, that's actually northwest of gettysburg, moving northeast. northwestern frederick county, northwestern washington county will see t as far as everything else, temps are still toasty. 88 currently at reagan national, down to 85 in ashburn, 84 in waldorf. i'll come back in a moment and talk about the warmest may on record and lit you know about a front coming our way. >> got it. >>> you say you like it hot? we're talking barbecue, and there is lots of it at the 9th annual beltway barbecue showdown. >> it's going on right now in maryland. hank silverburg drew the lucky stick. what's going on, hank? >> reporter: oh, man, it's hot out here. where would you like to be on a hot day like this? cooking barbecue, of course. i'm standing here with pete fall, the overall winner of the barbecue showdown today. you do kansas city style, right? >> i do. >> tell me the difference between kansas city style and

places hike hagerstown. today we are going to see it moving closer to the metro, right now 70 in reston and germantown. 72 in leesburg. 72 in septemberterville as well. 68 in columbia. on satellite and radar a wide view for you here. you can see this very slow moving cold front, the rotating energy moving through indiana and through ohio is going to actually provide the kick that we need to clear out this heat and humidity that we have been dealing with. on 9 futurecast, it is not in the short-term though, the heat and humidity remain in place today, and even a little bit tomorrow as well. 1:00 p.m. we are still dry in the immediate metro. as we head into the evening hours, some more spotty showers and thunderstorms will approach the beltway and 95 corridor, waking up though to dry but muggy conditions early monday morning. monday is a yellow alert day, the rain and storms will increase in the afternoon and early evening. and of course that evening commute will be affected by these storms. here they come lat

if you're north of town towards hagerstown and frederick, you're probably okay to fire up the grill. bus stop temperature 59 to 72. could be fog though in the morning. mainly afternoon showers and storms tomorrow. so the bulk of the day you can plan outdoor activities and a few showers, less of a chance. and neither day is warranted of a yellow alert just yet. we get in the morning hours and all the activity pushes south. and there'll be showers at 10:00 or 11:00 straddling i-95. by 6:00 temperatures in the 60s with breaks in the clouds. 69 in frederick and 70 in leesburg. almost a june night, feels more like june in terms of the numbers. by 1:00 tomorrow, a couple of showers and temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. and by and large, the heaviest activities will be confined to the mountains and i-85. and some of them will drift eastward tomorrow. showers are possible in manassas and leesburg and fairfax. notice more green than yellows and red. and by 11:00 tomorrow night showers and storms possible towards hagerstown and to the west of manassas with temperatures mild in the 60s. toni

we have a few sprinkles between winchester and hagerstown. just a few scattered sprinkles and just a few clouds over the metro area. most roads are wet and there is some standing water, especially on some of the ramps and getting some flooding right now this area in green, along the river right there on the anne arun dell line. temperatures it is very humid, we're in the low 70s and is that standing water causing some delays? road closures? >> we have road closures. two spots right now that we're keeping an eye on first of all an all new westbound 108 at olney mill road. and massachusetts avenue at mccomb street. our audio engineer came by this morning and let us know about that. 66 east of compton road eastbound, westbound, done have any problems now. taking a look at 95 northbound southbound actually looking quite good. don't have any issues there right now. beltway at ken i willworth working quite necessarily. we've been talking about the arlington bridge. >> reporter: it's going to slow people down for sure. no word yet on when they are g

there's upstream storms near hagerstown i think will roll right near the river. the sun has reappeared in many parts of the area and it's quite pleasant, 78 degrees, relative humidity 56%. we'll talk about the radar in the last hour. any time you see reds and oranges, that's heavier rainfall. we have heavy activity crossing the border south of breezewood. dying storms in through montgomery county but still heavier rain and heaviest storm on this particular map is down toward culpeper, see the predict lightning? breezewood is now just having light rain. this will move south and east and it's going to hit place like brunswick on our storm tracker at about 8:02 and then hits germantown at 9:16 and gaithersburg at 9:31. some of these folks have already been hammered by this storm which has weakened a bit. see the yellows there, moderate rain and around the spur there. again moving essentially southeast headed toward fedex at 7:58 and upper marlboro probably about 8:27. main threat there is heavy rain, not much hail. this is not a shabby storm here in culpeper, heavy

you see a couple of green showers there up to the left in hagerstown and cumberland. that's it. everybody else still has sunshine. by lunchtime 1:00, still dry in the metro but now we're seeing showers in hagerstown and along i-81. they're going to move right through the metro area by 3:30. we'll stop it here. a solid line of showers and storms from baument all the way through montgomery county, fairfax culpeper. what's interesting despite the showers still 84 in dc. 84 in culpeper. 82 as far north as frederick. by 6:00 showers still to the east of town down toward southern maryland. charles county, st. mary county and second line of showers. that could be the heavier line as we get in to the 7:00 8:00 hour. once this front goes to our south it's not done affecting our weather on wednesday and thursday. >>> tonight prince william county cops want your help in finding a man accused of assaulting a woman. take a good look. it's taylor, an 18-year-old woman who told police she and sycamine know each other and were fighting throughout the day on friday. she says he forced her in to

notice the heavier downpowrp west of hagerstown -- downpour west of hagerstown. these showers are going to push off to the east and we'll see more showers and storms develop during the peak heating hours of the day. this is 1:00. so fast forwarding the time frame a little bit. see how the temperatures are just falling off back into the upper 70s behind some of the -- those thunderstorms. 4:30. this is why we issued the yellow alert, right in time for your drive home, especially between d.c. and baltimore and out through frederick, 270, 70. you'll see some good downpours and thunder and lightning. becoming a little more isolated as you head down through southern maryland and northern virginia but you still have a good chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms today as we head through the overnight hours they'll diminish again. we do it all over again for thursday and friday, but we are going to see them maybe not as abundant. more isolated. so we'll track the yellow alerts for thursday and friday but i think today with the drive home and just how many there a

we'll get down to 47 in manassas. 47 in mar opinions during. 46 in -- martinsburg. 46 in hagerstown andrederick. not showing the temperature map because as i said before, we already reached our high temperature for today. today is a yellow alert day. we're still dealing with the rain. it will be raining especially along i-95 and points east for the beginning of the evening commute, but by the time we get to dinner, it might be completely dry and we're going to see better weather ahead as we head into friday. just a slight chance for a sprinkle or a shower as we head into the afternoon and early evening hours, but it's going to be a breezy afternoon on friday. a high of 76 degrees. saturday a high of 27 with lots of sun. sunday looks even better. lots of sunshine. a high of 80 degrees. it's going to be a great day to head down to the ballpark if you want to catch the nats. that will be their last day in town as they're taking on the phillys and head out of town and the weather returns to summer. on memorial day monday itself, a high of 87 degrees. it will feel more humid as well as feeli

hagerstown, 47. closer to washington, look at gaithers town, down to 46. manassas closer to 48.round the beltway, generally 54 degrees. mid 50s around the bay and the eastern shore. storm team 4 radar not showing any rain anywhere in the vicinity so we've got a dry morning with that clear sky. temperatures will rebound nicely. by the time you're headed back home, temperatures should be in the upper 60s and low 70s. right near 70 in the metro area. upper 60s around the bay. shenandoah valley a beautiful day coming up with temperatures right around 70 degrees. a much lighter wind today than we had yesterday. that wind was really swirling the pollen in the air. it's still high for trees but much lower than it was the last couple of weeks. the grass pollen is now in the moderate range. then tomorrow morning, not quite as chilly. low 50s. partly sunny, into the mid 70s. saturday and sunday, humidity back. highs in the mid 80s on saturday. maybe an isolated thunderstorm on saturday afternoon. maybe a greater chance on sunday. then on monday maybe a lingering shower or thundershower. a

a few more sprinkles and a downpour up north of hagerstown. that will push to the south as well as we go through the remainder of this friday evening. temperatures in the sunshine. warmer in martinsburg at 66. 65 in hagerstown. 66 in frederick and the areas of the heavier cloud cover somewhat cooler in the mid to upper 50's right now. here's a big view for you to give you the whole complex of the storm system that's been developing. it started developing where we thought it would and having the effects that we thought it would. it will eventually kick out to sea tonight and tomorrow and start the process of drying it out and warming it up. there's one little thing to watch in the forecast tomorrow. that's the possibility of a little disturbance may give a sprinkle or shower to a few spots tomorrow afternoon. there's cooler temperatures overhead. the warmer air developing out west already. 74 in detroit. not only will we see 70 over the next couple of days we'll see upper 70's. that will kind of break down and the winds will start to come more

temperatures already climbing into the 80s in many spots. 79 hagerstown. 83 in fredericksburg, virginia. hour by hour, temperatures reap well up into the 80s, 88 for a high in washington. there's a 30% chance of showers in the metro. not a big shot of rain but better rain chance to the shenandoah valley. if you live out there, traveling i-81 route 11 higher rain chances. everybody has a chance for rain stronger storms tomorrow into thursday. drying out a touch but warm and humid, finishing out the week and getting into the weekend, all numbers ten degrees warmer than average. >>> seven students facing some steer yus serious charges after a prank. it happened last wednesday. this is what students and teachers arrived to that morning, thousands of ladybugs covering the halls 72,000 72,000. the seven students order bugs online and broke into the school to let them loose. four are facing charges as juveniles the other three charged as adults. the four charged with burglary property destruction disruption of school activities. >>> a deadly shooting at a walmart, we'll get an update on what p

it would be the new home of the hagerstown suns. it starts at 6:00. >>> john wall and bradley beal say they will play in today's playoff games against the atlanta hawks. wall appeared to hurt his wrist and beal hurt his ankle in that game. go wizards! >>> keep an eye out for coyotes. one guy says he saw one at his home over the week. a kie yoet tee was -- coyote was spotted a couple of weeks ago in bethesda. she's worried about her dog. >> i saw one slinking along the back fence and i did a double take and then he went behind the wood pile. >>> animal control only responds to cases where the animal appears to be aggressive or sick. animal control says the safest thing is to keep your pet on a leisure -- leash. >>> he's accused of stealing a plane. that's not all. the shocking confession he made before refusing to land. >>> storms are headed our way but so are warmer temperatures. >>> i'm a pedophile. i have been since i was 13 years old. >> a shocking mid-air confession from a man accused of stealing a plane. you heard it there on t

you see spotty showers from morgan town back toward hagerstown moving 45 miles per hour southeast. we've got one shower approaching berkeley springs right now toward about williamsport all tracking, myersville down towards brunswick, a spotty sprinkle in frederick and carroll county, but that's about it. it is moving quickly, so it shouldn't last long. temps, 79, this the 24 degrees warmer than this time yesterday with low 70s in many of the areas. a beautiful evening. headed out, no real problems, good night for baseball at nats park, 71 by 8:00, low 60s by midnight, a cool start to the weekend, heat and humidity with that seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >>> we've got a puzzling story out of charles county, maryland, where la plata police responded following reports a woman was pushing a toddler in a swing for an unusually long period of time, maybe even as long as a day. when they showed up to wills memorial park, officers realized the 3-year-old boy in that swing was dead. so far investigators have found no obvious signs of trauma. you have any information about this, charl

if you live out here toward hagerstown or winchester you are very likely to be rained on.and around town only a slight chance in the evening. >> what do you like to do at home? >> football. >> football? >> yeah. >> maryland teenager shot in the head is waking up at home in prince george's county. he's able to respond in one-word answers with the help of his mother. his mother says he's had to relearn how to walk talk and understand her. the 17-year-old is on a long road to recovery. he faces years of expensive treatment. doctors removed half of turan caudle's skull. his mother drives him every day to rehabilitation. his friend opened a go fund me account to help with medical expenses. we asked how he is doing at home. >> you have the support from me and your brother. your family and friends and support? >> yes. having. >> police say a 16-year-old shot him and another friend in january during an argument over a video game. investigators say the suspected shooter turned the gun on himself. all three survived. the shooter now faces assault charges. they were all three on the

we're getting off to a warm and muggy start right now. 68 in hagerstown. 65 in culpeper. 68 at andrews won't see temperatures rising as far as they did yesterday. yesterday we got into the upper 80s in lots of spots. 82 degrees for a high in leesburg. 80 in warrenton. 82 in culpeper today. 78 in winchester. what's the reason, as the temperatures aren't going to get as warm. it's because the thunderstorms and showers arrive faster today than they did yesterday. you have the first initial threat for showers and thunderstorms west of town around 1:00. into the beltway itself, the threat arrives around 3:00. 79 today for a high in andrews. back to you. >>> did you place a bet on the preakness yesterday? and did you win. if you bet american farro, you may have a few extra bucks this morning. he stayed the course and won the 140th edition of the preakness stakes at pimlico in baltimore yesterday. the kentucky derby winner justified being called the favorite yesterday. they won the race by five lengths. >> came in with much added pressure. it was a good day. i knew the competition we were fac

only 56 in hagerstown. we're going to continue to see that sunshine making its way into the metro this afternoon. temperatures top out in the 70s, not the 90s like they did yesterday. 68 degrees at 1:00. a decent day to go ahead and have lunch outside. just make sure take you watch out for those gusty breezes. we'll talk more about the cooldown in the first alert seven-day but right now time again for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> i want to let my friends in southern maryland that would include folks in brandywine, la plata, waldorf, oxon hill, no issues in your part of town. route 210 free and clear of any problems. camp springs, roads in your area are good to go. if you live in those areas, you'll have no problem getting to your destination on time if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. 59 from our trafficland camera, no issues as you make your way northbound from fredricksburg toward the beltway. over to you. >>> the wiz kids brep for game -- prepare for game five in their b

off to the west hagerstown is tipping into the 30s by early toernl morning, 36 hagerstown, 39 luray,lefbrn in cumberland. in that area we could see patchy frost. national weather service has issued a frost advisory mid night to 9:00 a.m. saturday right here western maryland, just on the west side of i-81 from areas like mountain lake park all the way down south toward elkins for early tomorrow morning. your road impacts, if you're someone who's going to wait to head out of town looking a-okay. we have the green light for everything early on maybe a few morning clouds, sunglasses needed by midday. the evening clear with dry conditions on area roads. but, hey if you want to hit the trail, right, big jump from the 50s to the 60s between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. yes, it is going to be just as nice as today. so get out and enjoy. a lot of folks really loving this stretch of weather we have coming up for our memorial day weekend. here we go for saturday dry conditions 73 your temperature with sunshine. we take a big jump from saturday to sunday. i do think that humidity will b

hopefully we dry out early early next week. 70 frederick, 74 hagerstown, 72 winchester. cooler off to the west. further south, fredericksburg hanging out at 76. southern maryland, lexington park 73 degrees. doppler radar can have your showers and thunderstorms moved across old town alexandria, oxon e's county this afternoon. everything is cleared out nicely, dry the rest of the overnight. the temperatures fall just a bit. 64 to 70 the low, partly cloudy, warm and humid. not a lot of relief, not a lot of wind out of the northeast at five. moving through the day tomorrow, pop-up showers. you may hear some thunder tomorrow afternoon, similar to today, hit or miss. well off to the west, the next big weather maker, a cold front will take its time moving closer to the mid-atlantic. it will not happen until during the day sunday. once this moves through, cooler air funnels and from the north and west. we are talking daytime highs monday in washington of only upper 60's. we stay in the 60's tuesday. 85 degrees the high tomorrow. during the morning, you will need sunglasses. late

it feels like it is 86. 85 as of the noon hour at reagan national. 82 in hagerstown. the dewpoint temperatures holding mid to upper 60's. many areas will hit 70's this afternoon. that is the magic number. this is the difference between being a little bit humid and oppressively humid. it will be out comfortably warm, kind of like a midsummer day here at the end of may. we have another little frontal band, a weak system in the atmosphere that will be moving across the mountains. that will be the trigger for more showers and thunderstorms to come in. so, that is the story today. 87-88, it will fit closer to 90, 91. we will see you in the studio in a couple of minutes. horace: storm weary texas steel dealing with the continued flood threats as more severe weather is forecast for today. the death toll is up to 20 in texas and oklahoma. the national guard is joining the search. 12 people are still missing. rising river levels are prompting more evacuations. >> we cannot move the river but we can move the folks out of the way. >> there is great concern about the more than 21

live doppler, west, north west of town today, hagerstown a brief shower winchester, charles town, and tonight cumberland, the last bit of shower activity. the real-time temps, 80 degrees downtown washington. the dewpoint temperatures put the number one what it feels like, in the 70's. it is humid. the system responsible for putting flooding in oklahoma texas, the southern plains is moving closer, but it is slowing down. the sunday event starts at 10:00, herndon. stay out of the direct sun. the chance of storms coming sunday evening. looking likely into next week, monday and tuesday the likeliest rain days. full forecast in a few minutes. kellye: a young boy is back with his parents after spending the afternoon with the police. this three-year-old was found wandering on 4th street in arlington. somebody noticed him alone and called the police. they to the boy around to see if he could recognize his home. his parents say they had just moved into a new apartment and each thought the other had the child for the day. they are cooperating with shop protective services. the searches on for a

as of noon time, 82 degrees, 81 in frederick in hagerstown and 85 already in fredericksburg. one of the key things we watch this year are the dew point temperatures. a simple rule of thumb for summertime is if the dew point temperature is 70 or higher and the air temperatures are 80 or higher it feels awful. it feels muggy. so we are getting close to the guideline now, that threshold. plenty of heat and humidity all week long. showers early this morning and midday here off to the west. they are moving northeast and will bypass the metro area but as we entered moisture in the air and increase the heat into the upper 80's today, there will be a 20% to 30% chance of isolated showers and storms. the pattern will increase all week long probably through saturday as well. today is partly cloudy. thunderstorms, 80 degrees. the reason is simple. high pressure over the atlantic are in circulation coming increasingly out of the south and bringing hot and humid conditions. just about any feature in the atmosphere could be the trigger to set off a cluster of showers and storms. we will ha

overnight tonight we'll dip down to 43 in hagerstown where you have a better potential for a sprinkle our shower. 52 in downtown washington and 47 in both manassas and culpeper. over the next three days keeping the green weather alerts with us. just the slightest potential of a shower north and west of the beltway with a high of 77. 74 on saturday and back up to 84 on sunday and the heat and humidity return next week in the first alert seven-day forecast. memorial day, though, should be dry. larry, how are those roads looking? glrs i'm nikki burdine live near the bay bridge. it's windy out here. i didn't have to pay extra for this wind machine but as far as traffic goes, you're looking pretty good out here. it's not bad at all but you know all good things must come to an end. here to tell us that is lon anderson with aaa. it's going to get bad today, isn't it. >> it really is. 90 purposes of the almost a million people that are going to be leaving washington are going to be doing so by car. 90%. yeah, it's moving well right now but we no later today what's coming. this is really our f

still 64 in hagerstown.he beltway but today's high temperature 83 degrees. that's also your 4:00 p.m. temperature. a chance of showers in the first alert seven-day. allyson will have that in a few minutes. right now time again for timesaver traffic. >>> traveling northbound on 95 coming from frederick going into dale city, woodbridge, lorton, newington toward the beltway, you're looking at a smooth commute. we usually see just some volume delays building up in dale city. you won't see much of that today but you should be able to get to your destination on time. meantime if you're traveling northbound on 395, shoe have no issues there either -- shoe have no issue there is either. just light traffic this morning. also sky 9 -- looks like it was up but it's not up right now. we'll have a look at your drive times coming up after the seven- day forecast. we'll send it over you to. >>> what's in a name? more than $6 million when it comes to a local arena. >> plus, new evidence that blue bell knew about possible co

some of those showers around the hagerstown area right now let's zoom in. that's where those showers are, moving right down i-81 as you make your way into portions west virginia. so we will continue to watch a few of those move on down to the south. here's the storm system making its way down right now. you can see where the storm is right here. thaik a look at this. right here is that area of low pressure really strengthening off the coast. what does that mean for us? well it's dragging all the moisture down and away from the area. we're actually going to see some nice conditions during the day tomorrow as a result of that. but dining out this evening, if you're getting on metro, check the app, 57 to 62 on the cool side for sure if you're thinking about heading out, maybe use a jacket. future weather showing a few isolated showers around 9:00 through about the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning, maybe a few clouds. but tomorrow a beautiful afternoon, just a few clouds, maybe an isolated shower or two. but that is it. take a look at the high temper

degrees in moo fan sas. 6 -- in manassas. 72 gaithersburg. 76 in downtown washington and 71 in hagerstown. here's a look at the day planner. thunderstorms developing by around lunch time west of the beltway making their way into the i-95 corridor by 3:00 p.m. so it could impact that evening commute for sure. today's high temperature 88 degrees. that's where we're going to sit at 3:00 as well. more on your forecast coming up in a few minutes. right now time again for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> looks like the delays on the utter loop of the beltway -- outer loop of the beltway near colesville road and georgia avenue now having an impact on the commute in college park. even parts of 95 southbound on the maryland side. we're seeing a four-mile backup affecting traffic all over that area. we're asking drivers to stay away. a live look shows you how things are shaping up. you can see the accident is cleared on the shoulder but the residual delays continue. over on 395 on the 14th street bridge, just volume building up as folks make their way into town. we'll have an update now comi

we're all the way down to 42 in culpeper. 44 in hagerstown. now 45 in gaithersburg. as we head through the day, we'll see the sunshine helping to warm us into the 70s and even by lunch time it will be in the upper 60s. so very comfortable to spend outside. we'll talk more about this beautiful weather coming up in the first alert seven day. right now time for timesaver traffic and larry miller. >>> we have a major situation going on at the inner loop of the beltway at braddock road where we have all lanes shut down as a result of a vehicle fire. waiting for sky 9 to give us a picture. looks like we lost that. twients go to the trafficland -- i want to to the trafficland camera. all lanes closed causing major delays. if we can go to sky 9 we can show you what's going o. we're asking drivers to stay off the section of the beltway at this point because we're see making major delays as a result of this bus fire. we'll have an update in about ten minutes. >>> nearly five dozen lives of lost in a factory fire. >> one family is celebrating the birth of another boy this morni

a live look at doppler radar zooming in from areas like in chester and west of martinsburg near hagerstown the entire line drifting to the east with individual cells moving towards pennsylvania but more and more will be developing as we get through what will be a very warm and humid wednesday afternoon helping to put in perspective. north and west of the metro area and in andrews, 81 degrees in fredericksburg, we will get to near 87 where will feel warmer because of the decrease moisture being supplies -- supplied by the southerly wind. a potential for storms and a slight risk to the areas from the middle peninsula in virginia and through washington, all the way up the east coast in many areas, possibility of a slight risk for severe thunderstorms whose main threat will be damaging wind gust. we will look to the rest of the day in the weekend in just a few minutes. jummy: a reminder, our weather team can help you to stay on top of severe weather. sign up to get important weather alerts. head over to our website wjlw.com and enter your phone number. a charles county police officer being hel

notice a few more coming down, hagerstown hagerstown, parts west virginia and maybe parts of northernginia. this whole area will shift to the east very slowly. i don't think they'll make it into d.c. but even if they do you'll see a quick shower. that's going to be it. tomorrow's forecast, sun a few clouds, very nice. temperatures 68 to 74. now, can't rule out a stray shower, but all in all nice. jim and wendy, did you know about this? tomorrow such a nice day, it's also veronica johnson's birthday! >> oh, nice! >> i always do something great for veronica, but she took the day off today. i wonder why. happy birthday to you love working with you here at channel 4. now, next couple of days also great weather for the weekend events. the apple blossom fest will be great, avon 39 walk fantastic, and girls on the run 5k, amelia segal will be down there for that, we're in the green all weekend long for these event thz weekend. next few days, here's what everybody has been waiting for. 72 on saturday. an isolated shower but again most of us dry. 79 on sunday. sunday is gorgeous. monday gorgeo

it's 52 in hagerstown and frederick. 50 in manassas and fredricksburg. 46 at andrews closer to the water we're getting a little bit of that cooling influence. so an unusual situation here but satellite and radar shows the sprinkles and showers from yesterday have now dissipated so we're going to return to the sunshine throughout the day today. coming up we'll talk about when 80s return to the forecast. that is in the first alert seven day. mike, back to you. >> thank you, erica. >>> thousands of protesters are expected in the streets of baltimore once again today a day after the six city police officers were arrested for the death of freddie gray. 15 people were arrested overnight after they ignored the cure few. -- curfew. despite rowdy protesters, the round was much more jubilant tan the day before. the curfew ended at 5:00 a.m. and although the streets of baltimore are relative quiet right -- relatively quiet right now, they're not expected to stay that way. surae chinn has more on the massive rally. >> reporter: that's right. a mass jiff march is being plan -- mass jiff march is bein

it's 66 right now in hagerstown. going to rise all the way up to 85 degrees in hagerstown today. 86 in martinsburg. the chance for thunderstorms for most of us arriving between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. in the western zone. that will start to move towards the eastern zone toward the beltway, toward southern maryland and eventually toward the eastern shore of maryland by about dinner time. so the greatest threat for thunderstorms in the immediate metro area, the beltway and the surrounding counties will be between about 4:00 and 6:00 but you could see a thunderstorm as early as about 2:00. so just keep in mind that there could be a few pop-up downpours, maybe even some lightning and a few gusty winds. 85 degrees for your high at andrews and baltimore. a little cooler close to the water. 72347 annapolis today. -- 77 in annapolis today. we'll talk about the threat for thunderstorms coming up in the first alert seven-day. >>> he can throw punches in the political arena. we've seen that. what about the boxing ring. what is forme

fog beginning to develop, visibility of 4 to 5 miles around hagerstown and not so bad in the district marched the but it should all be out of here by 8:00 or 9:00 tomorrow. leave a little extra time. winds will be out of the north and east, relatively light the this is what it looks like tomorrow. no problems at all. we will see a chance for a few showers around here, not tomorrow, not friday, not saturday but by mothers day on sunday. not going to be a washout bb -- but be prepared for popups and thunder storms the tomorrow, a break in the heat and humidity. partly cloudy skies. lower 80's on friday, the same saturday the mothers day a 30% authorize showers and thunderstorms. monday, looking nice, about a 40% chance for a few showers. middle 80's, 84 on tuesday. overall, that mild weather pattern, no end in sight. >> looks good. >> good, good, good. thank you. >> what you got? >> some caps. the caps, the nets. it's hump day in washington. the mid week picasso while everybody around them is bobbing and we'ving. the capital city ste >>> and now, the toyota sports desk. brought to you b

more warm days and warm and muggy nights. 83 at reagan national airport. 79 at frederick and hagerstown. 89 in fredericksburg. in the evening we will stay muggy again. the immediate metro area will get no lower than 72 degrees. mid-to-upper 60's in the suburban areas with partly cloudy skies. a lot of mid-80's through the atlantic and carolina. we have a steady stream of moisture from the south. high pressure off the coast sitting still to pump up the heat and the humidity. any emotion in atmosphere, doesn't take much of a trigger in this air mass. set off an area of shower and storms. friday and saturday and sunday until a cold front arrives. this will wash out and not have much effect on the air. wait until a stronger cold front positioned well west gets moving. that will come through in the sunday/monday time frame. once it passes through, we will see an improvement in the weather pattern. friday we have a break. 40% chance of scattered showers. 60% for saturday and sunday. it will settle down on monday. warm up by tuesday and wednesday. maureen and tim? maureen: thank you. looks lik

moving to a developing story and hagerstown man is in custody, charged in the murder of his stepdaughter. ernie chase was arrested in the death of his stepdaughter. police became suspicious and got a search warrant and that is when they found the body side the home. chase is now in police custody. the man accused of killing three alexandria residents over 10 years is in court today. charles severance said he disagreed with his attorneys request for separate murder trials. severance, who has a history of out first said separate trials would require him to win multiple acquittals. he also said he does not trust his attorneys. the florida pilot who landed a jar of copter on the u.s. capitol lawn in april is due back in court today. doug hughes faces nine and half years in prison. he is in d.c. for a preliminary hearing this afternoon. he is charged with restricting -- violating restricted airspace . he says he wants to bring attention to big money in politics. taking a look outside, it is tough. cloudy, cool, and a little dreary. meteorologist doug hill is here with the forecast. doug: it w

low 60s. 58 still in hagerstown. by 1 o'clock, we're getting around 70. pure sunshine tomorrow, humidity and a bit of a breeze out of the north west. 73 by 6:00 o'clock and 72 in leesburg by 6:00 o'clock. thursday morning, we're okay. we just have a lot of clouds rolling in and temperatures in the mid-50s. rain along i-81. this is going to overspread much of the metro area. i-70 south will see rain or showers. nothing heavy, but it will keep s i think it's going to move out by evening rush hour. by 3:00, 65. maybe yellow alert worthy. we'll let you know. day planner, 61 at 7:00. 63 at 9:00. finally up to 71 by 1:00 p.m. thursday some showers and some rain. only 70. hard pressed to make 70 on thursday. mid-70s a nice finish to the week on friday and a nice start to the holiday weekend. a little cooler on saturday but very nice. mostly sunny, 71. nats on 9:00 sunday. 79. mid-80s for the holiday, memorial day. an isolated shower or every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served

we hit it just after midnight. 57 in luray, 55 now here, 52 in easton, 54 in hagerstown, a little cooler on the eastern shore. they're just getting rid of the rain. they've been kind of damp and just stopped raining in the last 30, 40 minutes in place like easton and camden and the rain is moving to the east. otherwise we're in decent shape. if you have to go out, obviously you'll want a jacket. a much nicer friday is easier impaired to today, not a lot -- friday is compared to today, not a lot of moisture. a good looking weekend, sunday low to mid-80s and hot by memorial day, near 90. i think we'll hold off the better chance of thunderstorms until next week when we'll have the heat, humidity and afternoon threat tuesday through thursday. futurecast, we'll take this storm system and scoot it out of here, still may see a couple showers in the mountains as we go through the evening hours, slight chance over toward the shenandoah valley or ridge. a slight chance of a shower in the late afternoon, 70s, 70s again saturday and then temperatures start going up. our forecast tonight, late cleari

it's 57 in winchester. 64 in hagerstown and same at andrews. it's 64 degrees.that early fog is going to burst through for sunshine as we head into the afternoon. high temperatures he very warm once again up to -- temperatures very warm once again up to 84. 84 in martinsburg and 84 in downtown d.c. and 80 at andrews and cooler close to the water. 74 in annapolis but 81 for your high in easton. so a nice day today but we might have showers on mother he's day. we will talk about it in the -- mother's day. we will talk about it in the first alert 7-day forecast. >>> talking openly about mental illness and treatment for it is not something that is easy to do for families suffering. our guest found a very creative way to do it and is actually taking the conversation to the stage this is jennifer marshall a cofounder and executive director for this is my brave. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> that's a lig leap. >> it is a very big leap. >> what is this is my brave and whaty did you decide to do it -- why did you decide to do it. >> i

and it's 57 degrees right now in hagerstown. more cloud cover today than yesterday.egrees. that's also your temperature at 3:00. time for timesaver traffic once again here's larry miller. >>> thanks erica. we have an accident right now on new york avenue. this is inbound at montana avenue. where we have a car versus a truck it seems causing delays all the way up to south dakota. we're asking drivers to be aware of that situation. consider rhode island avenue as an alternate at this point. around the beltway no issues at river road and light after on the inner -- traffic on the inner and outer loop of the belt yeah. no issues getting to your destination on time. we'll have the drive times around the metro area after the seven day forecast. over to you. >>> in the midst of a recall over listeria blue to new rules for future contamination tests. >> and not a shopping spree but a hiring spree at h&m the clothing store. narrator: rural communities across the country are coming back thanks to bipartisan support for the renewable fuel standard. expanded renewable fuel produ

in and by 9:00 rain inside the beltway, light rain up toward win chest are and martinsburg and hagerstown and and, only 50 at 9:00, only 56 in gaithersburg and 57 in la plata. watch what happens, pretty good moderate rain rolls through the metro area. by 1:00 temps fall, 57 now downtown. we'll advance it again. it's a quick hitter and moves out quickly, 50s and most of the steady race across the bay, just leftover residual showers and we clear out tomorrow night. tonight increasing cloudiness cool. open the windows, 50s, upper downtown, low 50s in the burbs. cloudy, chilly, 50s to around 60, that's it. most of us will be in the 50s all morning. by afternoon chilly, rain ending. tonight the high will be the midnight temperature. 60 across the board to start on the day planner, upper 50s with rain at 11 and also at 1:00. we bounce back quickly, 75 on friday, beautiful. another front moves through dry, lower temps on saturday, cooler, 72 but still a gorgeous day. gorgeous on sunday near 80, nice on memorial day, a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm, 90 on monday, 90 on tuesday. make y

cumberland 68, 72 hagerstown and frederick. southern maryland, lexington park now at 74. see where the query error is located? sault ste. marie, michigan, 35 degrees, 42 chicago, 50 detroit. we'll will feel the difference starting tomorrow. not as humid, not as hot. thursday, we are talking below average. but just that one day. the satellite radar, that before our temperature change, how cold it is off to the west. 20 degrees cooler than just 24 hours ago. the colder air on the way, satellite radar quiet and dry. high-pressure overhead, showers off the carolina coast, not amounting to a lot. 53 to 63 the overnight lows, gradually cooling, less humid. the futurecast looks like this dry and beautiful tomorrow. the next weather maker the mid part of the country arrives thursday. this will give us a 30% chance of pop-up showers. most of you will not see anything at all. into the upcoming weekend bright skies, warmer temperatures. memorial day, talking a chance of showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow looks fantastic. grab the sunglasses come 60 degrees. 11:00, upper 60's, middl

temperatures range from 86 in town up to 79 in hagerstown. and 87 is the warm spot right now. the skies which -- which were cloudier, will become more sunny as this patch of cloud moves through. officially 86 with a west wind at 13. humidity, 46%. watch this humidity level dropped, maybe into the 30s. 25% range this afternoon. nationally, rain in the northwest. a lot more rain in texas. they had the drought conditions six months ago. most of that has been alleviated. we're watching a cold system across the great lakes. and in ontario. yes, that is snow on the map in the middle of may. highs in detroit and chicago, only in the 50s today. we're dealing with the heat. we will be up to about 90. the warm air is with us. that will get out of hear this evening. the cool air moves in tonight. tomorrow, breezy, cool and pleasant. highs tomorrow in the low 70s. about 15 up to 20 degrees cooler than today. three day forecast. ninety today. tonight, 58. low 50s north and west. tomorrow, 72. tomorrow night, 52 and 40s in the suburbs. thursday looks fantastic. if you have plans for thursda

hagerstown is 82. when you factor in the humidity it feels like it's close to 90 degrees and we have more 90- degree temperatures ahead in the first alert 7-day forecast. more on that in a few minutes. >>> the washington monument is closed now because of an electrical issue associated with the elevator. the park service says no visitors were inside when the elevator failed. crews are working to fix it now though. >>> the upgrade has started on the white house fence. government contractors will be on the sidewalk around the white house for most of the day taking measurements and examining that fence. the secret service recently announced a plan to install a layer of sharp metal spikes on top of the fence to deter fence jumpers. >>> still to come -- drunk in the cockpit. a pilot tries to take off after having one too many and you will not believe who was in the co-pilot's seat. parking in the district got a little more expensive. why and where you'll be paying more. >>> welcome back. parking changes appr

by lunch time we are starting to see showers approach near frederick and hagerstown. by 2:30 scattered showers develop south of dc it will be pretty hit or miss. by 5:00 your drive home we'll see isolated showers sprinkled along the area. it will be scattered, we will be tracking them. we'll have to watch it for the game time tomorrow for the nats game. by 6:30 everything kicks out of here. a lot of it is going south and west of dc. temperatures with the wind direction changing on wednesday, will be near 80 degrees, which is cooler than it has been, still above average for your wednesday and into thursday. 82 to 86 today. very warm, dry, lots of sunshine. can't go wrong for today. as we head through tomorrow we are going to be near 856789 then the showers will arrive. a few thunderstorms even that will stick around wednesday as well. wednesday down to 80 degrees we are monitoring the yellow alert for tuesday. i think it will impact your drive home. not everybody's drive home. it will be pretty scattered across the area. thursday and friday we are looking dry. temperat

while i think most of us will get north of 70, so to speak, if you're in frederick north, hagerstown,nsburg, up toward winchester, you'll probably hold in the upper 60s. by 8:00 tomorrow back in the 60s and low 60s north of town. tonight clear to partly cloudy, breezy, much cooler, lows 54 to 60, winds turning north westerly 10 to 20 driving in cooler air. mostly sunny in the morning. i think a sweater is a good idea, 50s and 60s. by afternoon partly cloudy, breezy, much cooler but gorgeous, highs between 70 and 75. day plan earn, downtown temps -- planner, downtown temps, 60s to start, mid-60s by 9:00, near 70 by 1:00. thursday and wednesday will be about the same temps, 73. friday is very nice, 77. we made it dry. next seven days isolated storms saturday, a few storms sunday, low 80s, better chance for storms on monday, nats back in town next tuesday, temperatures in the mid-80s that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that ev

pattern and get you back on track here as we get into the day on friday. 63 in gaithersburg, 61 and hagerstown, much cooler than yesterday at this time, the same in baltimore. for the afternoon we will continue to deal with gusting northwesterly winds with temperatures warm enough that it was not much of a chill in the air but it does bring in some dry and cool conditions blowing the pollen around. we have high levels of grass and tree pollen there today. and it is all going to get washed into the ground. that's the big story for you. the high for tree and for grasses today, very high range with mold spores knocking down to the moderate range for this day, but it is all about what will happen tomorrow. get out and enjoy every minute of the sunshine and nice breeze. attention now shifts to the west a little bit as high pressure is responsible for the beautiful day, flying overhead and offshore tonight allowing clouds to start increasing from the south and west a head of a developing storm center tracking to the east and northeast past the south, ringing in the clouds overnight and periods of ra

i'm watching these showers, a couple thunderstorms around hagerstown moving essentially due south. so while most of us will not see a shower tonight, we do have an isolated shower in the forecast. you can see yellows and reds, heaviest activity crossing over 68 headed down toward i-81 headed toward greensburg at 6:19 and again i think they'll fall apart a little bit, but until they get to shepherdstown it could have some brief heavy downpours. isolated showers early tonight. fire up the grill if you're cooking out. flower mart at the national cathedral and the azalea festival through sunday. temperatures by 10:00 in the 50s, almost 60 downtown at 10:00 with clouds. we still have a couple sprinkles roll through, then cloud thickening up by morning. we are going to have clouds to start the day tomorrow and a couple sprinkles possible after midnight. it gives way to sunshine. by 10 a.m. low to mid-60s and 5:00, 6:00 tomorrow afternoon mid-70s downtown, low 70s in gaithersburg, 74 in frederick with sunshine. by 9:00 holding in the 60s and headed for lows in the 50s in the downtown area

maybe one spot shower northern frederick complaint hagerstown. that's really it.n there these are not going to be cancellable level rain showers. get the day off to warm and dry start, off to the bus stop, plan on temperatures mid to upper 50s first thing, low fiction 9:00, 9:00. tomorrow afternoon after that nice, cool, comfy start, another day filled with sunshine and slight chance of shower in the central and southern parts of shenandoah valley. here is your forecast, everyone. soak it in. welcome to summer everybody. do we miss memorial day weekend already? i'm starting to [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> tomorrow you can tune into nbc spores to watch capitals next stanley playoff

and 73, 72 even up into frederick and hagerstown it will be 70 and 71 in cumberland. a little milder off to the west. by tomorrow night, in the evening, a 30 or -- 8:30 or a so temps don't fall that quickly a few clouds here and there but temperatures in the low to mid-60s. 68 inside the beltway. so for tonight, clear skies, chilly and winds diminishing. 44 to 52 and on the windows but not too far. or you will be just downright cold. now by morning, sunshine and chilly start. sweater's good idea again. and 44 to about 70 and then by afternoon, mostly sunny beautiful and just gorgeous highs between 70 and 75. and light winds. day planner 55 to start. these are city temps. 60 by 9. 65 by 11 and almost 70 by 1 p.m. and friday a few more clouds but a respectable day upper 70s and low 80s on saturday and yes, isolated thunderstorm possible. keep the tee times. sunday a little better chance for storms but still not a washout and mid-80s on monday and probability best chance for showers or storms and nats back in town tuesday and wednesday and maybe a morning shower on tuesd