i'm kurt kroncke. back to sandra shaw. organic, sandra. >> good morning, kurt. absolutely spectacular day with plenty of sun, low humidity and comfortable temperatures. more comfortable than yesterday when we hit 88. today only about 80 for a high. really a lot of nothing going on as far as the radar and satellite over our state. clear start to things and will remain clear. there are showers and storms around new england, a cold front passed through last night making its way over southern maryland but didn't generate precipitation. high pressure will build in to the north extending to the south. that will stabilize things further for us. more from where this came. right now 56 in york, one of the coolest locations, to 70 downtown metropolitan area. 63 at the airport and split being the difference on the eastern shore, mid 60's to about 70. dew points are awesome. usually this time of year we are at least at 65 dew point. a lot of moisture. 47 in baltimore. so, incredibly dry out there. very low humidity expected not only today but the next three days. as far as

i'm kurt kroncke. back to sandra shaw. >> welcome back, kurt.e looking at a beautiful forecast. next three days if you have the opportunity to play hooky i would because it will be so nice. we are seeing a clear scan on the radar and satellite imagery. we had a weak front that got through last night. didn't generate any storms. obstetrical storming in new england but later today high pressure will sink south and that will dry us out more. we will stay dry through the end of the week. right now temperatures 70 downtown typically the warmest location. 63 at the airport. 56 in york, a couple of 63's in hagerstown and westminster. the other variable is even better today, dew points this time of year is at least 65. sometimes higher. we have been in the mid 50's but check out this morning. 47 the dew point, incredibly dry, minimal amount of moisture in the air so the humidity won't be a factor. for the mountains, 79, mostly sunny, gorgeous sky conditions. state wide the sun is constant. looks like 80 the forecast high for central maryland. we should

now let's get the buses and trains with kurt kroncke. >> good morning, sarah.mooth is the word on the m.t.a. no delays to report on the marc trai trains. light rail and metro subway on time and we have a couple of construction diversions on the buses. 17 bus diverting at nursery and winterston due to construction and 22 bus diverting at university and 40th. i'm kurt kroncke. back to john collins. good morning, john. >> thanks, kurt. good morning. clear skies around baltimore. to the south charlottesville, richmond and back to roanoke some low clouds, a few sprinkles. but that is all moving to the southeast, not coming our way. let's look at the statistics that we accumulated yesterday. typical high is 87. yesterday at the airport and inner harbor we only were 82. same in the district of columbia. everybody's high was around 82. morning lows yesterday, 56 and 67. we are in that range again this morning. no precipitation because yesterday we had all of that sunshine with scattered clouds. from time to time it looked like one of the clouds might do something but d

now let's get a check of buses an trains with kurt kroncke. >> good morning, sarah. we are looking pretty good on the marc trains, no delays on penn, camden or brunswick. light rail good from hunt valley to cromwell station glen burnie. metro on schedule. a few construction diversions. 17 bus diverted at nursery and winterst winterston. i'm kurt kroncke and now back to sandra shaw. >> good morning. hope you are doing well, kurt. what about the weather? 81 degrees yesterday. incredibly low humidity. they are basically the type in the winter. more moisture today but nothing that will make it unpleasant. we are dealing with a nice clear scan. not really many clouds. we had a clear night overnight and we are watching the low. we will probably hit it in about an hour. no record broken, the low 54 set in 1984. right now the lowest is 55 in frederick and 58 at the airport. the precipitation north will be d dissipa dissipating. 68 downtown is the warmest location as is typical in the summer but only 58 at the airport. 51 in york and 55 in frederick. quite crisp when you cons

now let's check in with kurt kronc kroncke. good morning, kurt. >> good morning, kim. have a great weekend. we are looking at a few bus delays. five is 20 minutes and m-2 with 20 minutes delay. no delays on the marc trains. both light rail and metro on schedule. why put unnecessary mileage on your car when the marc train is available for the commute from baltimore and washington? call for scheduled information. for the m.t.a. transit i'm kurt kroncke. back to john collins. have a great weekend, john. >> we wind up the week with more warm and humid weather. close to hot today. we will see more cloudiness today than yesterday. thunderstorms over ocean city this morning has pulled out to sea so it is drying out. most of the rain in maryland is west of harrisbugerstown and jun shower activity at this point. but it is a large area of of rain. no thunderstorms at this stage but this has had a history as the front has been moving across the midwest to produce severe weather. so as it gets closer to us our chances of rain will increase. wednesday we had a similar situation and

let's check the buses and trains with kurt kroncke. >> good morning, sarah.ooking pretty good so far. we have on the buses the 17 bus diverting at nursery and winterston construction related and 22 bus as well at university and 40th streets due to construction. light rail and metro on schedule and marc trains good. no delays on penn, camden or brunswick. there's a bus in service near you to avoid daily parking hassles. let the m.t.a. do the driving. call 410-539-5000 in the baltimore area. i'm kurt kroncke. back to john collins. good morning, john. >> thanks, kurt. good morning and we have had some nice comfortable weather the past week or so. but july 10 has several all-time hottest records. in baltimore 107 degrees, 1936. also 1936 it hit 109 degrees at cumberland and frederick, h hottest ever in maryland. today of the anniversary of that. in north america july 10, 1913 death valley hottest in north america at 134 degrees. no, thank you. we will do this trend of cool weather again tad. relatively speaking. we made it in the low 80's yesterday which is warm

i'm kurt kroncke. back to sandra shaw. good morning, sandra. >> it is a fabulous morning, nice crisp temperatures when you consider it is july. this is one of the coolest julys on record and tense. today will likely be the coolest day of the week. high only upper 70's. right now a clear scan as far as the radar and satellite imagery over maryland. high pressure continues to build over new england today so with that wraparound flow we will get a light easterly wind. temperature-wise right now 57 in west minutes to 58 at the airport, 68 in baltimore and 69 in indianapolis. on the eastern shore both 59's in easton and st. michaels. dew points low to mid 50's. this is incredible for this time of year. that is the measure of the moisture in the environment and the bottom line is it is incredibly dry for july. that trend will continue the next two days. the next shot of showers is not until late in the afternoon or evening on saturday. 73 in the mountains of western maryland nice at the higher elevations. 80 in the lower elevati

now let's check the buses and trains with kurt kroncke. >> good morning, sarah.we are looking very good here as well on the light rail on time from hunt valley to cromwell station glen burnie. metro on time. marc trains no delays on the lines and buses just the 17 diversion at nursery and winterston. organizations are benefiting from the commuter choice maryland program. it saves m.t.a. customers on passes and provides a tax credit to employers. call 410-767-8755 for details. back to sandra shaw. congratulations, sandra. >> thank you, kurt. i'm excited about it. i really can't wait. meantime we have to talk about this employimuggy air mass thatr the mid-atlantic. yesterday was a very turbulent afternoon. we had a line of not only thunderstorms but radar indicated tornadoes that swept through western maryland then hit the eastern shore. so, definitely turbulent. the area of low pressure that triggered it is out of our direction up to the north over new england this morning. as a result, we are clearing out and seeing a little patchy fog out there. still really the