only 61 in leesburg right now, 57 in gaugeithersburg and 59 in huntingtown. again wer 92 yesterday after and now 30 degrees cooler. that's the way we're going to stay. it's all because of the clowe cover. you see the clouds and area of high pressure at the surface bringing us that northeasterly flow. widen out and you see the spin. that's an area of low pressure in the upper levels of the at mros fear, and that's puming up a lot of this moisture also helping to produce the cloud cover. you combine the cool air at the surface, the very warm, moist air aloft and that's why we're seeing the drisz elle and continue to see it tonight. future weather doesn't pick up drizzle very well but picks up shower activity. that's what we're going to be seeing, more drizzle more showers during the day tomorrow. take the umbrella with you. i think you'll need it from time to time. here's noon, and notice where the bulk of the showers are. these are steady showers down toward northern virginia and portions of southern maryland along the potomac. high temperatures tomorrow very

this happened on 6th street near the huntingtown community center. tracee wilkins joins us with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: pat, he did not live in that house, but he does have family nearby. now prince george's county police want to know who shot this young man and why. police are searching for shell casings and any evidence that can lead to an arrest after a shooting in an unlikely area of bowie, maryland. >> damage to the property was just a bullet that did enter the front porch area of the house. >> reporter: james carroll owns the home on 6th street where 18-year-old davonte king was found shot this morning bullet holes here at the house that he now rents. no one inside of the home was hurt. >> no harm to the tenants, which i'm thankful for. i'm just sorry that the young man that got shot is now deceased. >> reporter: king died in a hospital several hours after he was discovered, according to prince george's county police. the 18-year-old did not live in this home, but he does live just a few blocks away and has a large family

a little heavy rain huntingtown to dunn kirk, pushing off to the north and east. rainfall, probably about an inch, inch and a half or hour. don't see any hail with that storm, nor do we see anything tornadic. we're looking at in terms of the watch, there is still the tornado watch in effect now until 8:00 for charles county and for calvert county, also for st. mary's county. these are severe thunderstorm warnings across the bay. we'll see if this gets trimmed. right now, the watch is in effect until 8:00. that's why we've issued a red alert. what about storm damage? lot of flooding reports certainly. these are all indications of flooding or high water, but we'll zoom into the south and the east. this is where the action was today. we have report of a line of trees down around maddox, occurring at about 4:45. speaking of trees down, here's mr. bernstein. >>> just got this picture off twitter from forecast nikki out of newburg, maryland. this is a church. you can see the tree's down here. got a lot of reports of trees down in charleston, st. mary's county. flooding

that heat index coming in at 95 degrees. 88 in huntingtown. just saw a shower come through martinsburg. you can see where there are showers. right along 50 here and over towards charlestown these would make their way in we're not seeing a lot of showers and thunderstorms. i do not see anything strong. tomorrow's a different story so a little bit cooler. starting off with nice conditions. really nice low to mid 60s. and look what happens at 2:00. we see cloud cover and showers breaking out. and watch this. it moves back to the north as a warm front. still dry in the dc metro. and watch what happens around 8:45. your impact forecast. it will be on the low side. do you need your umbrella? probably not. but if you're waking up wither aaron, aaron's happy to see this. we have got 86 on your wednesday, 87 on thursday. 88 on friday. temperatures back into the 90s. 94 coming up on monday. that's when the humidity starts to increase as well. >> i think aaron thinks it's 5:25 in the morning. you should go tell him. >> and a new development in the case o

and huntingtown coming in at 83. the radar is dry and it's going to stay that way over the next 34 24 to 48 hours. then we will start to see the humidity on the increase. it will not be tomorrow. tomorrow looking very nice. if we can get this canadian smoke out here we will see plenty of sunshine and bright blue skies. temperatures 84 to about 89 degrees. and then we turn the heat up from 78 to 97 on thursday. but that's not the hottest day. we get to 97 down to 96 on friday but more humidity. the heat index on friday upwards of 100 degrees. better chance of storms this weekend but not a washout. >> all right thank you, doug. big fun in our nbc 4 stuld owes today. campers from four local tamps were here with us. it's all part of our annual camp for kids campaign. we gave almost $20,000 in scholarships away so the kids could attend camp this summer. you can help. there's a way to donate on nbc washington.com. ford has been proudly doing this for more than 20 years now. >> you know who else appreciates when kids go to

so the warmer temperatures coming with the sunshine, 72 right now in huntingtown. think most of us should be in for a pretty nice sunset tonight. storm team4 radar, nothing to show, dry and clear. we won't see rain tonight and i don't expect much many the next couple daze. here's future weather the clouds around the area a few storms well back toward west virginia. that's where they'll stay. overnight tonight we'll see the potential for fog to develop. that could be an issue early tomorrow morning. i think we'll be okay, by around 9:00, 10:00, the fog will get out of here and we'll just be dealing with clouds. yes, we'll have clouds but also some sunshine mixed in. notice a couple of showers but that's it. light showers if any develop most of the day tomorrow on the dry side. really not worried about rain. then by 4:00 p.m., look at the clearing taking place. by tomorrow night we're in for a beautiful, beautiful saturday evening. i really think it will be quite nice no matter where you are. this is what's happening right now. the storm system that's been hanging do

rain i think should be gone tomorrow morning. 61 in leesburg right now, 64 fredericksburg, 61 in huntingtown. it hasn't just been the rain. it's been the very cool temperatures. we've needed the umbrellas, the jackets. tomorrow i don't think you'll need either one. 76 degrees with sunshine out there from time to time. more clouds than sun, and i think we'll start off rather cloudy. 75 martinsburg, 76 toward fredericksburg. the exercise impact tomorrow, cool and dreary start, but a better afternoon. we'll start off kind of cool but once we start to get those breaks in the clouds we'll start to shoot back up into the 70s. and i really think the 60s are gone after today. i don't think we'll see them again until maybe late september or october. that's good news too. the impact forecast tomorrow, low. very low. much warmer with just a few showers out there. most of us going to remain dry in the afternoon. same deal saturday, 80 degrees. a nice, warm day, 40% chance of storms mostly west of d.c., 76 on sunday, 89 on monday, then here comes the heat. back into the 80s, close to 90 by next thursday.

the east of the metro area. 60 degrees at dulles 61 right now in manassas, 59 camp springsable huntingtown. very cool with a little bit of a northeasterly flow. that flow is going to help to continue to give us the showers. look at the showers right now montgomery county, southern maryland, we're looking at some of that rain coming right on through the waldorf area, in and around st. mary's county where it's been on the heavy side. you can see calvert county seeing the rain, charles count yishgs the northern neck. let's zoom in on the heavier rain. not a lot toward southern st. mary's county. here's the patuxent river, moderate rain there. it does continue to come down. for the rest of us, it's just going to be light rain and drizzle. you can see thunderstorm activity heading right towards ocean city maryland, down toward norfolk. as we make our way through the rest of the overnight hours most of the heavy rain will move on out. but we'll see the showers return, the drizzle and the mist. that's something that we always see with that northeasterly wind. we'll probably see it tomorrow mornin

drizzle and mist when you walk outside temperatures on the cool side 59 60 right now down toward huntingtown. as we move through the evening hours, again most of us should remain dry. but notice if you're down there toward southern maryland, st. mary's county southern cal ver county, patuxent river, i do think you'll see a lot of rain down there. as we continue and tyke a look. here's the wider view. you see that rain. if you're hiding to the eastern shore, watching us in ocean city or rehoboth, you have rain down there for sure. a line of rain, even thunderstorm activity. but most of the region d.c. area, northern virginia, most of maryland is going to stay on the dry line west virginia same deal. once again just drizzle. wet roads, slow evening rush for sure with the wet road ways. late night tonight just wet. a little bit of drizzle but green on the roads. by morning a few showers, maybe on the wet side. we'll call it green but, you know, the morning rush could be red with no rain out there. so watch out for that, too. showers likely continued cool as woe move through the day tomorrow. hi