therat least a slight chance for thunderstorms today highest rain chances from leesburg to frederick and westbound to the shenandoah valley and the mountain. show you future weather coming up. >>> taking a look at saman still have this situation westbound before the manassas rest area. left lane is only thing getting by and delays at the work zone. stafford lanes are open and ramp around on the on ld be wrapping up pretty the soon. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no big problems. guys. >> thank you. >>> we are following breaking ns this morning. rews are battling a house fire right now in southeast d.c. on n street. a family wasti inside at the of the fire. >> news4 derrick ward is on the scene now with the latest from fire official. good rning, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. crews have been the scene here since about 3:30. we are in the 3500 block of street southeast. the good news, both occupants of safely.use got out and how that all happened is sort of a tale about the importance ofthings like smoke widetectors. th sme is veto. you had it was a smoke detectors that

warrenton and another area of storms coming through leesburg hit earlier by these storms. again, this ism strongest stor right now in through parts of montgomery county and right around bethesda. getting hit very hard and rockville getting hit very hard. you can see where the severe thunderstorm warning is and it includes prince george's county around and back towards montgomery. zooming in on this area. i want to show you the areas under the most intense part of the storm right around aspen hill making its way up 2 you're going up 29, live is along 29, s making its way your way, and we'll continue to watch this storm as it moves on out. there's more storms out there.av we he more storms in towards pennsylvania that we'll watch coming across our northern area over the next hour to two hours andinhis contes the next couple of days. a rocky road right on through the fourth of july. >> thank you. >>> a ontentiouseting today at the d.c. council as embattled council member jack evans faced hours of tough questions from his colleagues. evans is trying to convince them not to str

it is warm in the distric 82 in manassas. 79 in leesburg. 82 in gaithersburg. so this excessive heat warni for the entire region goes into effect at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and sticks around until ev9:00 p.m. tomorrow ning. what that means is it's going to feel like 110 even though temperaturs are probably in the upper 90s. now overnight, we are going to be in the 80s. the isolated storm threat really dwindling at this point. i think we're pretty dry. then we're humid. stick around. to have storm chances for your sunday i need talk about. >> we'll see you then. >>> something to keep in mind tonight as most of us are in the a.c. relaxing, others have to work outside in order toke us safe. several firefighters suffering heat exhaustion today in southwest d.c. several other firefighters and residents dto be evacuated. the firefighters were trying to put out a fire at an apartment on i street, and smoke could be seen coming from several floors of the building. firefightersvaad to ecuate the residents there. no word yet on what caused the fire. >>> and even with

moving, again, bluemont, leesburg, gaithersburg, at about 7:00. the good news as you look closer to these storms, they are ac weakeningss our area. so down to our south, there are some thunderstorms moving in from the shenandoah valley and rnthat one wag, but as it moves closer and closer to gaithersburg, it will be weakening. t temperatures as we mentioned, yes, we have the century mark in annapolis. 101. huntington down to touth and east, 100 degrees. plenty of 90s to go around. the story, of course, theed abo. some areas exceeded 115 degrees. with that, excessive unat warning til 9:00. on all the details when the heatwave will break. erika, we'll talk in a moment. >> see you then. >>> the oppressive heat has turned deadly, a woman hiking on the billy goat trail in great falls has died. news 4's darcy speer explains what the national parks service is doing to protect people. >> reporter: this dangerous head has now turne deadly. the national parks service has closed the very difficult billy goata" "rail here along the c&o canal after a woman who

this is leesburg. it rolled through leesburg.no leesburg is dry.n fact the severe thunderstorm warning for loudoun county has been canceled. the storms are moving so quickly out of the region. so again w we continue toch the back edge of this pushing through manassas, the storms moving east at 35, 40 miles per hour. let's talk about impacts, already some power outages. where this is head and where it's going to be done. the heat is coming up in 15 minutes. >> wow. thanks, lauren. >>> so a local gas station own ertificate calling it a wall of shame. he is putting up photos of people who he says have stolen buom him. >> at least one of his customers is complaining that the postings are going too far. >> news4's pat collins is live at 13 andpennsylvania avenue. >> steal something from this gas station in the southeast and there are consequences, your picture goes uphe on tall of shame, with some sharp words atta attached. >> this is the dennis alloy's all of shame. pictures of peopl has taken from surveillance video. people who h said are stealing fro

around leesburg, a very heavy storm around leesburg.ot severe and we have had some lightning out of this. we'll show you a street level view. traveling aalong route 7. this storm makes its way south and east and should go just to the north of the airport. may clip part of the airport and moving down towards the herndon area, too. the wider view showing severe utather. some of the comper models bringing this down here over the overnight. tore back to the west, too. temperatures righ now. yeah, up to 94 degrees. what a difference a day makes. 94 and windsle at 10 miper hour. that puts the heat index close to 100. 101 in quantico and 101 in baltimore and 100 in gaithersburg. a very hot and humid afternoon. a lot more where that came from, anec again, bse of the heat, we've got the storms out there. look around virgofia. some the strongest storms wound rappahannock and fauquier county, princeliam county, further south than predicted. er 11:00 they are out of here and storms ovight try to move n.shouldn't amount to much and what this means f

middletown, rain is moving tprobably already range a your house and up towards leesburg and ashburn area. this is a wired picture showing what's a trough of low pressure meaning a better chance of storms tomorrow, some strong, possibly severe. i'll take you hour by hour emsin like we're covering a different data breach every week, than new one is a big one. call tapne is apologizing today to consumers after a hacker compromised the personal information of 106 million op pe. >> yeah this, case is among the largest security breaches of an american financialon instituti ever. nbc has the latest on the breach and the woman facing charges tonight. >> reporter: capital one working to notify more than 100 million credit card applicants in the u.ho and canada w personal information may have been i exposedthe latest massive data breach. >> this is the eighth largest data breach in terms of sheer number of accounts compromised. >> 33-year-old page thompson, a recall foresoftware engineer, is in federal custody charged with computertraud and abuse authorities say she accessed data through a server

inner loop, outer loop no issues ther in leesburg, near claudia drive, crash involving a deer. somelow downs. arlington north key boulevard between north quinn and north oak water main break there. reminder for metro orange blue line delay single tracking between eastern market and federal cente >> melissa, thank you. >>> an alleged drug dealer was already in handcuffs when a montgomery county police officer slammed his head io the pavement. >> now that officer is facing charges. news 4 justin finch is lve at montgomery county police headquarters in gaithersburg with more on this story. justin, good morning. >> reporter: erin, eun, good morning. you might recall when that video came out. montgomery county police said investigation would be carriedo out took more into that video and perhaps the use of excessive force. nowit appears that probe has yieldedch ges. that's officer kevin morris you're seeing in the video now facing a charge of second degree assault and also misconduct while in office. that clip first shown on twitter last week and then widely on social media. t appear

leesburg 68 andas manass 65. for your commute for today, mid-70s early. we should be above 90 degrees before lunch time today and temperaturese will hover in th low to mid-90s for most of the afternoon. more than hot enough togenerate a couple of thunderstorms. not a big chance for today. but higher rain chance move back into the foreca for tomorrow. take your chances on getting your car washed today. you can also use your nbc washington app and we have an iv intera radar feature there so you can track theshowers later on today. high chance for rain is west of the washington area in the shenandoah valley. parts of northern and western maryland in the mountains where the highest chances are. anybody could get a raindrop. here is 2:00. nothing going on on around towne but shos and thunder and lighti lighting there on the virginia g and west viinia line. frederick and leesburg and warrenton there getting close but not a lot of progress into the city. sort of drying up. any late evening chances for rain appear to be to our west and drying out tomorrow morning

a stray shower, maybe a rumble of thunder along the blue ridge left of leesburg. we have tracked that out in fairfax county and prince george's county. no severe weather expected today. these showers may not really end up materializing to too much but i don't want to give you the guarantee of a dry day. good news after 6:00, thing will dry up very quickly. your friday night plan. sun is not down until after 8:30 so sunset skies will clear out and we will be dry the rest of the evening so your outdoor plans tonight no problems at all. tomorrow sunny and hot. maybe less humid. that should be sunny. jack taylor, as long as it's not raining on your weekend, who cares. >> exactly. a closure on canal road between reservoir and foxhall because of roadway that washed away from monday's storms. road work in maryland on 270. left lane is getting by there. >>>ne wi tasting in virginia and cookouts in maryland and late independence day celebrations. tell you what is happening this weekend on "the scene" with tommy mcfly straight ahead. >>> stay with us all day long. "ellen" a

this video from the corner of leesburg pipe and part of theyw park had to be closed at times. the water carried away several cars. >> it wasn't only the road but metro station had to deal with the rain. torrents of water pd down the tracks and down elevator you can see almost like a waterfall coming through the ceiling here. asmetro says yesterday w a rough morning commute for a lot of people and if your trip was delayed by more than ten minutes while you were using a registered smart trip card, you can expect a rush hour promisedi ride ctoday. >>> torrential rain is becoming more common and experts say the changing climate is part to blame. in ten minutes we will look at the connections between extremec weather andlimate change as part of our chang cngmate series. >>> make sure your family knows when bad weather is about t strike. the nbc washington app will send out an alert about any weather even coming our way no matter where you. the forecast is easy to find in the app. open it and hit the weather tab. >>> d.c. police and the fbi need your help. >> searching for the perso

rignow leesburg, good morning. 63 degrees. 71 now in clinton, maryland. your planner, four thing to know about today. hot and humid. upper 80s to near 90 today and 90s over theeekend but much lorraine chances. i'll show you your future weather to time out what little opportunity is there for rain our friday coming up. jack taylor, good morning. >>> good morning, chuck. slow traffic in the dtrict off 295 inbound from the 11th street bridge. first a crash on the third nd that cleared and then a broken down vehicle on the ride of the roadway that also cleared. now all travel lanes are open but delays hopefully will begin to e. canal road still closed between recess voir arv rer and foxhall. the road is e. canal road stilclosed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromiseae. canal road still closed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromisese. canal road still closed between reservoir and foxhall. the road is compromised. new incident on the beltway on pennsylvania avenue with ang vehicle facihe wrong direction. right lane is blocked and a

becareful with the fog early. 61 winchester and leesburg 59 and commuter forecast for today. the only impact on your commutee weather witoday is a little fog around early this morning. sun up at 5:51 and put off the fog relatively quickly and a beautiful day with temperatures in the mid topper 80s and nice weather tomorrow. more about that coming up. thursday chance of rain coming up in a few. >>> taking a look at the road here in virginia. as we take a look at 66 here this morning. rkying in. fairfax county pay to the beltway we don't have anything in your way. 66 miles per hour. that takes you eight minutes. these repairs could be through the morning mess and you can't turn on seminary. 29 there between riley shut down for three months because of that road rk. >>> pure panic and chaos as flash tloods swept through d.c. area yesterday. >> this is video from potomac, marylanid outs folks are dealing with the aftermath of this. many cars were wa seems like a river took over their neighborhoods in some cases. inside, water washed away a lifetime of memories in one home. floodwa

look at the lightning headed towards leesburg. moving quickly. thunderstorm warning for montgomery county. it's leaving loudoucounty but areas are going to be impacted by this moving right into maryland. we will to t see storms pushing into maryland around poolesville. you're getting ready to get ck kno. barnesville, clarksburg, germantown, we'll continue to see the storms moving into the area, moving northeast at 40 miles per hour. to the south, look at all the lightning. if you're tensifying in this area, hopefully you're inside in manaas you're getting this. and lyton hall. and thats going to be pretty strong stormswith a lot of winds in them.to winds up 60 miles per hour with these storms. this line is closing in on the beltway. and it has the history of severe eather. but look atis behind here. this is remnants of barry, a little upper-level disturbance that will continue to pass threw. and with the heat and humidity we're seeing the storms pop and aney are flourishing with damaging winds heavy downpours and lots of lightning. so if you're e

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cooler to the north west. 64 leesburg and 63 winchester. that slightly cooler and slightly more importantly less humid air moving in for the weekend. at least less humi here is your planner for hot and humid. a chance forh a ser or two. mostseof tho rain chances across parts of northern virginia and northern maryland and lorraine chances for today. good morning, jack taylor. how are you? >> chuck, morning. starting off deja vuing agai hi. canal road is closed again this morning between reservoir and ll fox unfortunately, with monday's damage from the storm. that roadway will take a while to get radar so expect overflow film on the george washington boulevard and arizona avenue anr mur boulevard again. eastbound a malfunction and hopefully that will be rectified before we get into the rush hour on the bay bridge. >>> another stron system swept through the area bringing rain, thunder, and isolated thunderstorms yesterday. ng down tree came cras on a home in chevy chase, a man says he is lucky to be alivic mel was sitting on the couch feet awa

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the actual mperature, 96 degrees out there in washington, d.c., right now. 97 in manassas, 97 in leesburg. everyone's getting in on the heat in our entire region. here's what it feels like, it feels like 105 in washington, d.c., right now. 108 in manassas, up toward frederick,fe ing like 107 blistering degrees. this has prompted an excessive heat warning until 9:00 p.m. e that'sryone here, we also have an excessive heat watch going into effect tomorrow becausee could be talking triple digit feels like temperatures. rriple digit temperatures as we head through yousunday. we have a look at storms coming up that could potentiallympact ur sunday evening plan. i'll have the details in the breakdown for you. >> for those working in the heat, it's unbearable. in southwest d.c., several firefighters suffered heat exhaustion, several other firefighters had to be evaluated at the scene.er firefightwere trying to put out a fire at an apartment on i street. smoke could be seen severalor flo up into the building. they had to evacuate residents. no word on what causedhe fire, the heat and humidity is s

this is right over leesburg into is a. right over middleburg as well and making its way off to the east just north of 66d back along 66 close to marshal. you're seeing yet another storm so we're watching this line. this is a line as well. that's moving down to the south and eve. south and east again around the city ofairfax and down around wood bridge this. severe thunderstorm warning going until 7:15 as well. this storm movingver to i-95 for the next 10 or 15 minutes.s already acroshe beltway and we can even zoom in on this area right now. right now right through 95. 95 always a mess this time of night and you know it's a mess out there right now. take a look at the wired view here. show them what they have got. more storms through the north and ng down across the region and you can see how many are back here towards the west, too. it's going to be very unstable over the next couple of days. very hot and humid with a chance of storms. we can expect this, too, and that's why tomorrow we'll be in weathero alert m again. her

. >>> you can see all of the rain and wind blowing across th parking lot in leesburg. thats the reason homeowners around our region have some cleaning up to do today. >> check out this video from loudoun county. a lightning strike caught a house on re and look at the flames there. no one was hurt but the home is badly damage. >>> in maryland a huge tree crashed into a family's backyard in bethesda. theimbsrushed part of the deck there and branches slammed through the roof and caused the ceiling to cave in. >> m god,he end of the world right now i thought and i was super scared. it could have been pretty danedrous if it happe while we were out here. >> take a look the sparking lines and flames on huma street in west washington. a reporter is headi to scene to check out the damage this morning. the heat is proving to b deadly. extreme heat blamed for four deathsin maryland. two most recent hapned this week in prince george's county and worcesr county. earlier this month one p son died in baltimore city and one in and arundel county becausee f thheat. if you don't have ac

marching band and floats, they also hit theet stre in wood acres, leesburg and tacoma tark. each sprayed full of outfits and enough spirit to fill the sidewalks. i love the kid cked out in their red, white, and blue. oks like they had a lot of fun in all of those community celebration. it doesn't mean th fireworks are over. in 15 minutes, tommy mcfly will run do the concerts and fireworks happening over this weekend. you also find that in our onc washinpp. search the scene. > emergency room visit spike after the fourth of july. what to watch for this weekend. >> amazon admission. a new letter reveals formation about the company may haveon you. >>> you don't have to be a pack a day smokert to be a dramatically increased risk of heart disease. >>> tay fourth of july m be over, but the warm >>> men, womenather before me today who just raised their right hand and now join the ranks of the freest and most prosperous nation in the hi of the world. >> vice president mike pence there welcoming 44 new american citizens yesterday. all of them from the d.c. area. that naturalization ce

"the loudoun times" says they approved a proposal tode wi route 15 north of leesburg.it would become a four-lane roadway up to the river and include a bypass around luckett. the plan's change is expected to cost upwards of $217 milowon. >>> nto an update to two crashes that caused major slowdowns on the beltway this morning. a passenger inn o car died in a rollover crash here on the outer loop near new hampshire avenue around 4:00 a.m.nd marylatate police tell us three other people in that car were also injured. they say everyone in the car was wearing a seat belt. the investigation blocked traffic for hoursnd caused a six-mile backup. the other crash on the inter loop atne cicut avenue spilled magazines on to the roadway. a tractor trailer jackknifed, split open and spilled that mess in several lanes. check it out. wasn'tcleaned up until about 10:30 this morning. >>> we are one year away from the start of anotr olympic games. coming up, a look at some of the star athletes we'll be watching in athlete. >> and thery can be oe winner of the coveted pat collins dog bowl.

as a matter of fact, a very nice afternoon. 6 in leesburg and 85 culpepper and 86 towards huntingtowne average high is 87 so we're right around aage for today. we've been above average for so long. take a look at the radar. nothing to show you in our area. or the next dayr so. this is tomorrow. again, here's tomorrow morning. future weather, timing it out for us through 00. no problem through 1:00. tomorrow, another great day to get weather outdoors. we're going to start the heat up quickly and with that we'll see a couple of showers and thunderstorms developing. most likely in our western zones in frederick and leesburg and winchester around 4:00, 5:00 and around 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow evening and notice these are few and far between. this is not a lot of rain. only a 20% chance of those storms happening tomorrow. tomorrow wednesday and thursday a little bit of a differentry sto we're tracking a few systems and back off to the west where they are trying to make it our way. a big ridge of high pressure which means warm air is starting to build in the middle part of the country. 90

gaithersburg. 77 degrees leesburg.o be a rather mild night with temperatures only expected to falinto the 70s. maybe some of our outer suburbs could hit the upper 60s. now here's a look at your sunday morning run by the hour. hopefully nobody is waking up at 5:00 a.m. on sunday to go running. you are, you're dedicated, more power to you. it's going to be pretty comfortable. temperatures will be in the 70s. >> and then they will be rising to the 80s by 9:00 a.m. we'll already be around 84 degrees now for those of you who are just going to sleep in and go to brunch, temperatures will be in the80s as you wakenaup and head u brunch. not too humidil we hit the afternoon. i think we are going to be seeing a good pool day tomorrow. tomorrow's pool cast we are going to be in the low 90s much like today with plenty of sunshine. so let's run tough future weather. i have this on because there is a bit of a disturbance that could bring some rain chances to the regioot but a l of us actually stay dry for your sunday. but a few of u

temperatures mostly in the 70s now. 72sb gaitherg and 70s leesburg and areas hard hit with severe weather late yet and during the evening hours and it didn't rain it stayed quite a bit milder in the overnight hours. forecast higy. toda another hot one. afternoon heat index up close to 100 degrees again. today's high 93 and feel nice by comparison. yesterday 99 i washington. 100 dulles airport and 100 bwi with heat index around 110. not the case today.ra and thunderstorms likely later on in the afternoon and evening so the highlighted area here in yellow is where the greatest risk for severe weather is later today. ready some thunderstorms up near pittsburgh here in the predawn hours of monday morning. not much rain for us. d quicklying up around the area for now. the first half of the day looks fine. here is future weather to help you plan out later on ithe day. again, morning commute, dry through 9:00, 10:00. i think everybody stays dry uph tgh about lunch time. once you're past 1:00 or 2:00, storms will developing in the mountains out in wst virginia early and gradually find their way e

more information is available on the town of leesburg facebook page. people love the goats. >> if you say so. >> i can go here andybe they let you pet the goats or do yoga. >> while they are eating? us i know. probably dangero >>> next on "news4 today," protecting your prime day deals. how amazon's new delivery options work so you can pick the one that is right for you. >>> a mom is upstairs doing laundry when her son runs in and says his favorite toy is on fire. now the family has a warning for other pares. when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated cotine lozenge. r an amazing taste... new nicorette ice mint. ...that outlasts your craving. >>> now on "news4 today," shots fired into an office building. workers told to keep away from the window. where police are investigating. >>> new novernight,flix edits a scene out of a popular teen dra drama. now the creator of "13 reasons why" is reacting. >>> 50 years ago aocket launch changed a rocket space forever. we are helpg you sha

hagerstown, frederick, picking h up somevy rain going from areas of leesburg into montgomery county. we're keeping an eye on those showers. as a result we are under a flash flood watch until tomorrow r mong. i'll let you know what we have coming up in the workweek. >> all right. we'll see you in a little bit. a quick reminder. when the rain moves in, make sure you have the nbc washington app. you can set wea yer asour home page and get alerts as warnings are issued. >> three people are dead afteri th crash in spotsylvania county. you can see the damage the cars that is absolutely extensive. they're mangled as crews were hoisting themn to the tow trucks. a fourth person was taken to the hospital after this accident. it happened this afternoon on courthouse road. that person has serious injuries. investigators were still out of the sceo, looking int the crash several hours after it happened. it is still not clear what caused this collision. it is just one of several deadly wrecks in our a on this holiday weekend. at least nineav people h died in spotsylvania. one person in centreville,

therat least a slight chance for thunderstorms today highest rain chances from leesburg to frederick and westbound to the shenandoah valley and the mountain. show you future weather coming up. >>> taking a look at saman still have this situation westbound before the manassas rest area. left lane is only thing getting by and delays at the work zone. stafford lanes are open and ramp around on the on ld be wrapping up pretty the soon. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no big problems. guys.

feeling like 97 in leesburg right now. this is for 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. this is dangerous heat.ou f you can yant to stay indoors especially during this time period. 11:00 a.m. it's feeling about 110 degrees. i'm going to have much more on the heat throughout the wekend plus the storm outlook coming um full forecast. >> all rwht. e'll see you in a few minutes. thank you. >>> liftoff on the national mall. a recreation of the launch of apollo 11 played out on the to washingn monument tonight. n >> we've bee waiting for that. >> yes, we have. we speed it upyo so u can see unfolded. >> the mall was packed with people who were out there watching this happen. and this weekend, thousands more arexpected to be out there honoring the moon landing. >> if you're heading out there, ke amelia's warnings in mind. cory smith is on the mall tonight with a look at warning fromtslimate scientis who say we could be seeing many more triple-digit temperature days soon enough. corey? >> reporter: yeah, doreen. this ita a very s warning. it's coming from the union of concerned s

storms likely from frederick, maryland, to leesburg and manassas and foreheredericksbur. watch what happens overni.ht tonight more pockets of heavy rain by this time tomorrow could have thunder and lightning around here and tuday morning commute may be the wettest stretch out after that, we dry out and turn just lovely aund here. good morning, melissa mollet. >> good morning. 270 germanyin' town road northbound and southbound nothing in your way. everything looking good there at 118. nice and clear. same situation on the beltway. no road work to even be worried about or complain about this morning. 66 and 95 in and out of town rolling along nicely. reminder on the brunswicklines, delays and cancellation because of trees down on the tracks. so if you take that line, check ahead and see if you can get to where you're going this morning. might want to think about an alterna e. >>> what better for gas mileahee? running t a.c. or driving with wins down in according to theen ronmental protection agency, you don't have to swe to save the fuel. the epa says putting the air on is

a stout l of thunderstorm likely here from winchester to leesburg to warrenton and culpeper. that stiff line of storms into the d.c. metro in time for the tail end of them evening te. any of these individual storms, the storms themselves, they could have wind gusting over 60 es per hour. that is threat number one. also hail and lightning. the other problem is after we had so much ra across much of the area on monday, our ability to absorb moisture is limited, so the flash flood threat is high today. i don't think any of the stormsl today w dump the amount of rain we had monday. monday's eventual was 3 to iinch rainfall. this one probably in the 1 1/2 to 2 inches localized. local problem, probablyot going to have widespread emergency type weather we had monday but don't turn your back on the opportunity for some bad weather today. we are in the mid-70s this morning. our high temperature today close to 90 before the storms get gn . going going. >>> my goodness. what isn't going on this morning? canalis road closed unfortunately due to monday's storms that you talking about with

northwesterly wind and cloud keep you 20 to 25 degrees cooler than the last four days. 64 winchester and 66 leesburg and closer to 70 i-95. steamier across st. mary's county. no downpourstoday. typically rain owers through much of the day. the cloud cover will help hold temperatures down in the 70s. we will love that. eventually thisfront will move through here and take probably most of the rest of the day to get thrgh so we will keep rain chnce around for much of your tuesday. the last batch of rain across southern and west virginia and southwest rginia is pointed in our direction so we are keeping 80% of rain in the forecast. here is future weather. the rain continues off and on between now and noon time today. there will be a gradual trend for the rain to bcome less and less of an issue as we get deeper into the afternoon and evening. i think the last of the drops are don no later than midnight tonight and we are back to sunshine tomorrow. check out this ten-day forecast. the weekend looks amazing with his back in the upper 80s to near 90. 90s and humidity return next week but we got three to fiv

this was the area hit the o hardest out trds frederick and leesburg and bluemont.ere's the one storm movingut o more severe storms down around roanoke and this whole line has to move our way. that's why we're pecting more storms. that's why the severe thunderstorm watching goes until sock tonight. now, where we did see the rain, lo at these numbers. 93 right now in norton. 77 in leesburg and 73 in artinsburg and 94 in quantico and 94 over towards anndpolis. hot aumid where you haven't seen the storms. we could see more storms tonight. that's why odere's a flash flo in effect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. for much the region,a lot of rain over the past couple of weeks. that's another reason why there's more trees down this afternoon. amelia, it will ir a wet and rough night as we move on through. tomorrow though aly complete different story. >> absolutely tomorrow. it's cloudy. we have rain especially during the first half of the day and our temperatures. they only stay in the 70s, yes. we're going for a high temperature tomorro of 78 degrees. here's what you need to kn

leesburg picking up rain.weaken as they movee1 from the west to theeas>f and we zero in right now, this is going from brunswick, mt. airy, moving into damascus, but falljf apart as it movesxdxd clr and closer -eáu(árr'gton metropolitan area. future weather, saturday into sunday, it shows those lines of showers as they weaken overnight tonight into nday. plenty of sunshine for your sunday. temperatures will be warming up throughout the day. and a chanqe of an isolated raindrop or two.q with fáthat, here's the forecas everyone. degrees. i.v:(q warm tomorrow. just downright hot monday andokr tuesday. tuesday the hottest day of the week, mid 90s for highs. add in the humidity, heat iutfx, tuesdaynto wednesdayith the heat index close to about 100 wednesday, thursday, friday,lp heat wave will break. it won't be a heat wave but the hot wave will break. hopefully it won't be raining into next weekend. thursday and friday, still? -- still some raindrops across the area. >> thank you so much. themse-utj back into playo

that is the poin nick: leesburg, virginia, was a battleground in the civil war, a conflict it often feels like has never been truly resolved. what has been the response to the latest racial flareup? >> it doesn't feel pllsidential at i don't really like it. >> he is the face of america and america is the ideal melting p pot, and telliple to go back to their countries becausee of their dnt color of skin is not what america is about. >> i don't view his remarks as racist. i know some people believe that. but i understand where he's coming from. nick: yet more division in this land of warring political tribes. donald trump will probably be happy with how this race row is playing out. these tweet attacks a matter of political calculation. he is mapping out the battle lines for next year's presidential election. nick bryant, bbc n washington. laura: in other news from western and regional powers are to many immediate end to the battle for control of the libyan capital, tripoli. s.the france, britain, egypt, and the uae are calling for renewed negotiations under the united nations. prosecutors

leesburg in the 50s yesterday. now we're in the upper 60s andw lo 70s. we're getting off with temperatures between 5 and 10 degrees warmer to get you going today. it will be just about as hot. we topped out at 86 yesterday. orecasting 89 today with plenty of sunshine. no chance for rain across the d.c./metro area for today. tomorrow, that's a different stooi. likely g to have to be weather alert mode for you tomorrow with 80% chance of rain and thunderstorms coming into thec pire. weather for today, clouds around. any chances for few showers today should be in the west rginia mountains to parts of far western maryland. i don't think any of those rain drops get east of the blue ridge for today. for tomorrow, that's a different story. a warm front comes through here in the morning, so it will be really sticky and somewt cloudy by this time tomorrow morning. during the afternoon tomorrow, ndere's likely to be some thunderstorms arouere between 2 and 8:00 p.m. in the evening. that's part of the weather front sliding down to our south. as we get into friday a

parades also hitting streets wood acres, leesburg, and tacoma park, each one full of bands and spirito fill the sidewalks. looks like a lot of fun at those community celebrations. we're glad folks had fun and hope they stayed safe. >>> in addition to the red, white, andblue, saw a lot of gray today. showers soaked many of the celebrations outside. president trump's speech at one t was delayed because of the weather. but then it ended up starting on time after the showers moved through. but it wastill impossible to stay dry out there. folks didn't smem to mind. alia, i've got to give you redit because you called it almost down to the minute to when the rain was going to beg goin to the national mall. >> thank you leon. we knew the thunderstorms gore dog to fizzle out as the sun went n. down there at the mall with the shower, i wou not have gone down there. >> if i had been guaranteed to see fireworks, yeah. but if you know you were go ng to go see nothing but smoke, probably not. >> it had to be disappointing. and if you had gone 2016 and now this year, now you're dealing with it two i

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even a few spots like leesburg down below 60 degrees this morning.r planner for today is 100% sunshine thisn. afternoo day time highs today in the mid to upper 80s. another relatively warm day tomorrow. next chance for thunderstorms thursday afternoon and evening. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the americans gored during the running of the bulls speak out to nbc news. one sharing the video he was taking at that exact moment. >> and then, we can't wait because we're going to talk to 15-year-old tennissensation coco gauff about her incredible run at wimbledon and what's nex we'll ask h live. first, this is "today" on nbc. " >>> just >>> just ahead, 20 years after his death, an intimate look at jfk jr.'s pernal triumphs and struggles known only to those closest to him. we'll talk to one of john's good friends this morning. >> alsoy a ver early oscar favorite. your first lookt renee zellweger's remarkable transformation into judy garland. first, your lo now is the perfect time for a toothpaste like the new pronamel repair. this toothxtste takes it to the n

we are still in the 80s, baby. 83 right now in washington, d.c. 80 degrees in manassas. 81 in leesburg. h, a coolquickly, tho spot up in montgomery, gaithersburg, 73 degrees. frederick. where are we going tonight? the low 70s. maybe a few spots where you saw we are already in the 70s, you guys will probably hit the upper 60s. stray shower, that's done now. that was a little bit earlier. and i think that chance isly realind of out of here. just mostly clear overnight going from partly cloudy to mostly clear. so let's look atba this to work and running errands forecast for your monday. you're starting off in the 70s. you're working your way to the per 80s. not quite as hot as today. you'll notice the humidity drop around 3:00 p.m. when get the northwest wind. plenty of sunshine. rfect day to get a lot of things done. best day to wash the car this week, ed si'd say monday, sure. we'll have rain chances inwashe. good time to do that. what about swimming? i went with friday. temperatures are going be around 96, 97 degrees. that's hot. good day to jump in the pool and don't have to contend w

i 95s leesburg as well as dulles. look at winchester at 95. that's theur hottest temperat they've seen all year. now as we mov r toward thet of the evening hours, right now 76 degrees, winds out of the north, three miles an hour. we're not going see much more in the way of rain. we've seen the rain move off in toward the eastern shore. some showers back to the west but most of us dry. now, the rain because of th warmer temperatures too you might see some fog overnight into early tomorrow morning. so know that stepping out the front door. especially in some of the suburbs. but notice there are more showers and thunderstorms backt to west. that kind of shows you what we're in for during the day tomorrow. rather unsettled. 8:00 a.mai once a no problem stepping out the front door on your wednesday. but here's 4:00 in the afternoon. here they come againto scattered sms rumbling on through the area. some of them could be strong, possibly severe. that's why once again tomorrow we're going for a weather alert beuse of the heat, humidity and the chance

leesburg has cleaning up to do today. >> so many people are without power this morning. the largest number are in fairfax county. 3600 people there are waking up without electricity. >> "news4 today" justin finch joins us live now from northwest d.c. on yuma w streetre the storm caused some bad damage. justin? >> seeing some progress since we saw youlast. a tree behind us here is sufficiently broken down and left of those large limbs gone so the pepco crewson can ctinue their work. the limbs attached to that large tree not only took down wires p but twer around here too. neighbors tell us close to 6:00 or 7:00 yesterday afternoon when the storm was bearing down, they heard the branches of that tree bin to break and collapse into the wires taking them down with them. that also led they say to a small fire in that neighbor's yard at yuma street in northwest. d.c. fir wighterse called to the scene and able to knock the fire out. they warn as well with the potential for more heavy storms to come we could see more hazards like that. >> any wires down are live even if they don

marching band and floats, they also hit the streets in wood acresta leesburg and tacoma . in 15 minutes, tommy mcfly will run down the concerts and fireworks hap and you can find the information in nbc washington app. search the scene. >>> emergency room visits spiked after the fourth of july. what to watch out for this weekend. >>> amazon's admission. a new letter reveal details about the information the company may have on users like >> a warning about heart disease. you don't have to be at a pack a day smoker to be at a dramatically increased risk. >> yesterday was the fourth and plenty of fireworks to go around. mothers the 5th and will nature bring fireworks of her own? we will let you know >>> men, women gather before me today who just raised their right hand and now join the ranks of the freest and most prosperous nation in the wistory of theld. >> vice president mike pence there welcoming 44 new american citizens yesterday. all of them from the d.c. area. that naturalization ceremony wna held at the tional archives next to the declaration of independence. >>> at th

here is future weather.t storm to west of the city around leesburg and parts of the blue ridge here.ss the progreion of those storms by 4:00, loudoun county and montgomery county and by 5:00 storms western parts of fairfax county. just in time for the evening commute. time stop on 6:00, severe weather possible in fairfax down to prince william county parkway between 5:00 and 7:00. e flash flood watch in effect at 2:00 this afternoon and until 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. moisture fromarry could bring us heavy rain thursday of next week. now let's go to wtop. >>> yunfortunatelcanal road remains closed until further notice. now between reservoir and foxhall. big sinkhole there and unfortunately it's closed until further notice. expect a lot more traffic along arizona avenue and macarthur as everybody trying to avoid this closure. outer loop before kenilworth avenue, a truck upright now. back to you. >>> all in favor of equal pay say aye! the women's national soccer team! >> another win for the u.s. women's soccer tealast night at espy's award. the show honors the year's greesest athletes

that may leave the immedigte washin area alone but more storms firing from winchester to leesburg toderick 5 to 6. and they could brin showers around 8:00. can't guarantee we won't have an olated thunderstorm or two. stay alert. we will do it all over again tomorrow with the risk of stronger storms perhaps mid-afternoon tomorrow. then the humidity goes from crazy, ridiculous oppresveo just plain miserable. and temperatures climb from mid-90s today and tomorrow all the way to the upper 90s and near 100. 99 friday, 101 saturday, none of those would be records national airport but we could set records at dulles international airport. we will keep you post. cooler weather arrives next veek. >> ha to find a pool for this weekend. , thank you. >>> whether your children are heading to elementary school or college this fall, we have you kov ared for the college student >>> in about a month, thousands of local high school graduates will be heading to start colle . for theirparents, now is really e important time have conversations about drugs, alcohol, sex and sexual assault. that's according

most of the northern area in the 70s. 70 in leesburg and your planner for youon my back to work and temperaturesack to 90 degrees again this afternoon. some storms are likely to be severe. the hihlighted area here is the most likely area for severe weather from washington to baltimore and philly and new york city tond providence a hartford. if you're going up the northeast corridor, you could have weather delays. thunderstorms east of pittsburgh and ahead of the cold front. the front, itself, will probably arrive here at 8:00 or 9:00 tomorrow mornin w the severther threat is today. the heavier rain threat is late tonight into early tomorrow. here is the development of thunderstorms at 3:00 in the afternoon. storms possible from martinstorg winchester and warrenton area and i-66, up i-95. by 5:00 the evening commute going south along i-9 bad weather. 6:00, thunderstorms possible in loudoun county and be weather alert. our nbc washington app will send you push alerts should any severe weather alerts or watches be issued. melissa mollet is tracking trouble on 95. >> southbound 95 near 260, chop 4 s

right now, 59 in gaithersburg and leesburg and 55 winch and 65 prince george's county d 67 in quanticoenty of sunshine the first half of the day and extra o buildup cloud cover later on in the afternoon d a tiny chance like yesterday a tiny chance under 20% that you'll get rained on later in the day today. this area of high pressure has been providing cooler air at the mid levels of the atmosphere. that what allowed the showers to bubble up yesterday and could also happen again today. with time, that area of high pressure will be sitting right on top of us srting tomorrow and lasting through the weekend. dry a result rain chance up almost completely. here is the long review of yesterday's radar. you can sort of get a sense things developed pretty quickly over washington and notice how not everyone got rain but where it came down,it came down fast and furious for a short period of time. here is a look at future weather going through what will hapern latin the day today. clear skies and sunshine through the first half of the day but 3:00 and 7:00, there is an opportunity for a quick litt

really hanging on to that heat. 75 right now inmanassas. 72 in leesburg. low 90s today. let's get to the rain. after 2:00 p.m., it is fair game tr anyone to see shower and storm throughout area. widespread threat. d.c. metro area definitely going to see showers and storm pop up. keep our fingers crossed. the threat move farther east and south clt.er to sunse a line very strong back along i-81 developing through te ning as well. we could see the shower and storm chances sweeping through just after sunse tomorrow, a lot of the same. your friday setting up to be cloudier start and we will see showers and storm on the back urd of the day as well. planning out yofourth of july by the number. we start off in the 70s here. temperature are going toise to the low 90s by this afternoon. it's going to be a hot fourth of july. hot and humid.t you know wha else? we could see a little bit of fog out there this morning for sure. this afternoon, thos storm chances, be ready. the storms could be strong to severe so we are going to be packing a punch once they hit and we will see the stor

this video from a parking lot in leesburg. homeowners from around the region haveleaning up to do today. >> news4 justin finch joins us live from yuma street where the storm caused serious damage. what are you seeing? >> reporter: that's right.h first ting you notice here at 4:30 is how dark it is at yuma northwest. hey are working restore power to several customers in this area. take a loi beh me here. working under way is right now on what was a l veryrge tree that came down in yesterday's storms. crews having to frst get the tree down to work on the wires that came down with it during thest storm yeday. take you to owdeo right from late in the afternoon. close to 6:00 p.m., neighbors tell us the storm was really being down on this area and eventually they heard the snap, crackle, and collapse of those big branches to that tree there. that also took down some wires. also, too, setting off small fires, until the yard of that home where the branches fell. d.c. firefighters arrived to the scene and able to put out that small e.