watch out for local downpours gusty winds and potential for localized flooding.stuck under one of those slow moving storms. overnight partly cloudy, isolated shower possible far north and west a low of 70 degrees. tomorrow late day scattered showers and storms and sunshine, 88. of course we have the big race down at the monster mile, dover, delaware, dover speed way 84 dreams i think that race should make it through the entire event dry. light chance for a storm late but that should be in the evening hours. at the shore tomorrow, little bit cooler 78 but not bad ocean water chilly at 60. slight chance for a shower or storm. just keep your eyes to the sky. here's the extended forecast. late day showers and storms sunday with a high of 88. cooler on monday with clouds and showers, maybe a thunderstorm. our coolest day will be tuesday, 76. could be some morning showers. see a stretch of dry weather returning, very comfortable for the middle of the week upper 70's. next weekend looks like we approach the mid 80's again. again needed rain then we catch a break from th

you can see wednesday afternoon and evening localized downpours a possibility of hail and some gusty wind in these storms. humidity is going to be quite high for the next couple of days and then by the time we will make it to the weekend we should be seeing some relief by sunday. overnight tonight, the the temperatures 69 degrees, during the day tomorrow, high of 88. and then on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast 87 thursday. better friday, steamy saturday sunday 81. june begins on monday, ape look at what happens it is much more comfortable. that is a look at the seven day forecast we will be right back with leslie and sports after this. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your

to expect tonight through monday scattered gusty showers and thunderstorms so watch out for localized downpourscould see some rain amounts anywhere if about one to 3 inches so that could lead to some possible street flooding. temperatures right now we're warm. it's very humid and that's what's helping to fuel these showers and storms. i'll break down what to expect for the rest of the week in a few minutes. natasha. >> thank you justin. >>> stay one step ahead of severe weather by downloading the cbsphilly weather app. track live radar get weather alerts and more. it's free and available on itunes and google play. >>> also tonight tributes are pouring in following the death of beau biden. the former delaware attorney general and son of vice president joe biden passed away on saturday after battling brain cancer. funeral arrangements still pending. in a statement the vice president calls his son beau biden "the finest man any of us have ever known" and today out of respect for the biden family president obama canceled a scheduled event at the white house. let's turn now to "eyewitness news" repo

some thunder, any storms that develop could have locally heavy downpours once again. that's something we'll continue to watch only a 30% chance saturday. sunday 50 to 60% chance. a little better chance of heavy showers and storms sunday. same for monday as we get to a high of 85. thursday coming in at 83 we get swing back before we head into summer. guys? >> thanks. we have sports next. it ain't over until it's over. you know that right? did you know yogi bera celebrates his 90th birthday today? we tell what that had to do with the nets wizards caps and football teams. >> all of them in. >>> first lester holt with what is ahead on nbc nightly news. >> on the ground in na ball where another major quake struck. also an update for the search of a missing marine helicopter and crew in the region. if you drive one and are in the market for a mid-sized suv. we'll tell you about its >> announcer: this is the x finnist sports desk brought to by x finnist. your home for the most live sports. >> so we love us some yogi bera, what does turning 90 have to do with anything? >> he

and within any localized pockets, possibly there is going to be a localized downpour out there as wellso eye to the sky out there. it is cinco de mayo after all. you might be enjoying taco out on the decor something like, that justin, so you know you just want to keep your ears perked. >> ukee has the coal cocktail ready -- red when he gets home nice frozen cocktail i should say. rain will help the pollen. no rain right now. check out the nasty sun glare looking at the con conshohocken curve. go to the east, driving right into it, eastbound. soap, these guys right here, probably blinded right now with the sun. so certainly you will need the sun glass this is morning. same deal on 422 eastbound saint gabe's curve running into the sun at this point volume also picking up, as women. speaking of 422 east, accident passed arm armed hammer boulevard. on the shoulder. getting by but little slow around the location. area speeds, starting to come down in the usual spots 15 miles per hour on the schuylkill out bound of the city. blue route actually looking pretty good. >> 295, new jersey turnpik

we had numerous lightning strikes and a patch of showers earlier but now just have locally heavy downpours. here's a little cell moving between santa clara and milpitas producing wet weather over 101 87 and 880. not exactly what afternoon and evening commuters want to see. up in the north bay it has become more widely scattered. here is a little cell in the central part of napa county. let me pull back and give you the bigger picture. notice how the lightning strikes have disappeared moving up in the antioch area but still quite an expansive area of showers and this will be the pattern going into the evening hours. we'll see the intensity continuing to diminish as storms move from south to north. here's a great view of dark clouds over the bay from our east bay hills camera. some of the areas that received the most rainfall today penn grove in the last 24 hours. 0.94 of an inch. petaluma over 0.4 sunnyvale over 0.6. rainfall totals generally have been very light. those areas of course that i just showed you received lots of rain. notice oakland, san francisco, san rafael, half moon bay, me

with keep the orioles with you we have a chance of since about of thunderstorms you can get a localize downpour and it will move on just be ready for that 3:00 were looking for scattered showers in the east bay 55 tonight it is up the bulk of the activity is god and will start to blow things out for you're ride home was will be nice for you as you head home tonight by 10:00 p.m. it begins to break up and move away one and that it will be gone by smart this is what like libri down a pretty calm forecast at the moment temperatures to a little warmer than there were years of a 51 and san francisco 57 in oakland 54 currently in san jose. >>james: look for the shower activity that really will be confined to a late morning hours into the early afternoon by 5:00 p.m. most of the rain will be gone will start to try things out to talk about this house for today and mentioned that you read the drive things out by friday saturday sunday still looks good to set up the weekend to the site will be a nice one to be outside that is the forecast do not forget to get the lead of the with the mobile application a

locally heavy downpours and strong wind gusts are the concern. temperatures are heating up efficiently and we're talking upper 80's and with the humidity it feels sticky, in the the best hair day. >> we don't like those kind of hair days, katie. >> good morning everyone. traveling out and about right now it is easy on our majors in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware, pretty much most except traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike. we have an overturn tanker truck on the westbound side right before bensalem not too far from street roadblocking the right-hand lane and we have word that there is fuel or some or the of fluid on the roadway, it is causing a bit of the delay in this area speed sensors in the 50's, we are dropping down in the 30's as you bypass that scene down in the 20's. we will keep you updated as we get more information in the news room but as you will notice vine street expressway is a breeze, in delays to and from 76 and i-95. as i mentioned before a pennsylvania new jersey and delaware with the exception of the pennsylvania tur

another inch is possible in those heavy downpour locals. back door front is squeezing the wrong way. usually front come from the north and west this one is coming from the north and east pushing down from new england. look at these temperatures. toms river only 57, philadelphia 71 and falling persistent on shore flow creating fog and creating the cool down that we're experience ago cross the delaware valley. the especially in a line from allentown, philadelphia and atlantic city toward north and toward the east. some spotty showers will remain throughout the evening period and then dying down as we lose daytime heating. even to the west we will peter out with a few scattered showers across the the region by 11 or 2:00 at noon. quiet tomorrow morning. then during the the heat of the day as that front lifts north we will see spotty showers and heavy downpours throughout the afternoon. a after that it is pretty slow go and then quiet weather. steam which a shower or storm tomorrow afternoon. northerly win kicks in and then wednesday noticeably

some with locally heavy downpours. the possibility of hail and even some gusty winds. so please be aware of that. otherwise we're looking at really dry conditions for the month of may. and you can see normally dry in yellow in southeastern pennsylvania central and northern new jersey and where you see the tan color through reading, berks county lehigh valley and the poconos that's moderate drought conditions. that means we could be seeing some voluntary water restrictions soon if this dry weather continues and we're at least 2.5-inches below normal in rainfall just for the month of may alone. overnight low temperatures will be in the upper 60s with warm humid conditions. during the day tomorrow, hazy, hot and humid the high 88 degrees. the normal high is 78. so 10 degrees above normal. hour by hour starting off at 8:00 o'clock. it's 74. by noon, 87. pretty sticky at lunch time. 5:00 p.m. 86. and in the evening activities keep your eye on the sky the temperature 78. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast and shore cast, we heat it up wednesday and thur

i also think we're going to see a couple of stronger storms that could have locally heavy downpours. that's something we'll watch out for too. muggy, quite warm this weekend. unsettled with a lot of cloud cover, especially during the afternoon. and once again, we could see some of that thunder. and with that, we would see some of the downpours coming through. monday and tuesday, more of the same. high temperatures well above average. 85 on monday. 80 on tuesday. you also keep in the chance for thunderstorm activity. next wednesday, back to 77. but that's still a little bit above average. so we've had a lot of above average temperature here is in the month of may after what was a fairly cool start to the year. >> tomorrow and friday look great, though. >> they really do. >> thank you, doug. >>> we can tell you some things that didn't look so great. tell you all about that. dianna is u there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to cus

the storm could bring damaging winds and heavy downpours. >> some of them could be severe. that would include locallyamaging winds and big downpours. some gusty winds, some hail perhaps out of those storms. the highest risk is from washington all the way up through much of our area but not toward the shore. the closer you are to the ocean, the less the risk of any kind of storm let alone a severe storm. we have nothing on the radar close by despite all the clouds around. this is the area we're watching in central pennsylvania. nothing severe with that yet. it has some showers generally on the light moderate side. later on as it moves into the warmer air in our part of the country it will intensify. heavy rain threat. there is a heavy rain threat for at least locally heavy rains if some of these storms stall later today especially this evening. the lighter threat comes at the beginning of this this afternoon and lessens tonight. the high wind gust may be the strongest possibility as this line comes through the area. it's going to take a while. here we are 2:00 this afternoon and it's not even close to

we can see local, heavy downpours.ll continue to see clouds move in as we head into saturday afternoon. it's going to be partly cloudy for us on saturday. most of the rainfall looks to stay to the north of us. we'll see another chance of scattered showers. you'll really notice a difference pushing into monday. as far as today is concerned we're going to keep chance of isolated thunderstorms in the forecast. 79 degrees for the poconos. 88 the high today in allentown. 87 in doylestown. 90 degrees for philadelphia. our temperatures will range between 87 and 91. heading into sunday 84. take a look at the difference between sunday and monday. 65 degrees as you head into work with more rain expected on the way. >>> thank you. it was a hit animated film that became a smash broadway musical. ♪ >> you know the music. the stage version of the lion king is back since 2010. it's playing a inging at the academy of music. two of the cast members have local ties. let's talk about this. you're going into your 13th year and over 4,000

some of those storms or any storms that could develop could have locally heavy downpours. some computer models going warmer than this, too. that's something else we'll continue to watch. if you like the springlike weather it's here at least for the next couple of days. enjoy it. >>> next not even old enough to order a drink. >> this is my home turn. >>> news 4 talks to the youngest mayor in history. >>> two people accused of tore tuning a couple in their home. >> and coming up at news 4:00 a student in this class turned a couple hundred dollars in his piggy bank to thousands of >>> it is one of the biggest projects ever undertaken in d.c. >> and it's one of the most expensive at over $1 billion. the plan to deck over a three-block section of i-395 west of capitol hill. good in yous from the city it's a headache for thousands of commuters who used the freeway every day. >> for decades downtown i-395, a left overunfinished 1960s highway project, carries 90,000 vehicles a day. >> this is a score down the middle of the district. >> now the city and developers are launching a b

later in the morning hours, organized showers and heavy locally heavy downpours likely by about 9:00tice all shifting towards east bay by midst morning. and that will be the consent traths tration of the heaviest rainfall through the midday hours and into the early afternoon tomorrow. although most parts of the bay area will get some wet weather. the conservation on the east bay. tomorrow lingering showers. through friday morning 5:00 rainfall totals will be from tenth of an inch up to a quarter of an inch for most locations in the bay area. but the weather spots in east bay could receive half an inch to an inch. in the sierra, winter storm warning is in effect for our, well central sierra around tahoe region 4 to 6 inches of snow. chain controls are possible. we'll see 5 or 6 inches in the areas that are hardest hit by the snowfall. back to the bay area tonight. cloudy skies. little pockets of showers developing in the early morning hour. low temperatures generally in the low 50s. tomorrow we won't see plup of amuch of a rise in temperatures. breaks of sun here and there. high tempe

later in the morning hours, organized showers and heavy locally heavy downpours likely by about 9:00.m. notice all shifting towards east bay by midst morning. and that will be the consent traths tration of the heaviest rainfall through the midday hours and into the early afternoon tomorrow. although most parts of the bay area will get some wet weather. the conservation on the east bay. tomorrow lingering showers. through friday morning 5:00 rainfall totals will be from tenth of an inch up to a quarter of an inch for most locations in the bay area. but the weather spots in east bay could receive half an inch to an inch. in the sierra, winter storm warning is in effect for our, well central sierra around tahoe region 4 to 6 inches of snow. chain controls are possible. we'll see 5 or 6 inches in the areas that are hardest hit by the snowfall. back to the bay area tonight. cloudy skies. little pockets of showers developing in the early morning hour. low temperatures generally in the low 50s. tomorrow we won't see plup of amuch of a rise in temperatures. breaks of sun here and there. high

any sforms develop could have some locally heavy downpours. same deal on monday and tuesday and wednesday. as the temperatures remain above average. the next six set of seven days right back into that heat. if you're liking the cool weather, enjoy. >>> a big night in d.c. sports. caps and wiz. both in action tonight. but for the caps it is either win it or go home. now with more on thought, diana? >> reporter: do you realize that was the fifth time they're facing them in game seven. >> if you don't, this is what you want to play for. to play it's fun. >> it's a good idea. not like you're nervous and don't want to play the game. >> this is what we live for. what we play for. we have the opportunity to go to the conference final. it's awesome. >> reporter: also awesome, wizards, hawks tonight. the series tied 2-2. they had whether or not john wall was practicing with the wizards team. tip-off at 8:00. the puck drops here at madison square garden at 7:30. live in new york. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks. >>> we are still monitoring developme

nothing too strong, but just like today any storms will have locally heavy downpours during the afternoon. by tomorrow evening if you're heading out, friday night, looking okay i think for that, just some cloud cover but all in all we should be dry tomorrow evening. tomorrow's highs, 87 in d.c., 87 in leesburg. 90 in fredericksburg. we've been in this pattern for most of the month, an area of high pressure has been to our south and east. that's allowed temperatures to soar. we've been on the hot side, way above average, the jet stream to the north. but that pattern is changing. that area of high pressure is sliding to the south. a new one sliding in from the north that's from canada, of course, when we're talking about a northeasterly wind bringing us much cooler air to start off the month of june. how much ool cooler? we were 902 today. we'll be around 87 tomorrow. 90 on saturday. good chance of storms on sunday and then look at that, a high of only 69 on monday and only in the low to mid-60s on tuesday and possibly into wednesday. so a much cooler pattern. sunday, by the way, some of th

the of the and the forecast as walt lightning and localize downpours at times. to the umbrella handy today to get some rain is in a letter up and other shore to before this is all said and done. but should be around 5:00 6:00 tonight and mostly less for the energy will dissipate move off by that point is the conceive or 0:00 over the midnight and the things pretty much mellow out as we head into tomorrow morning. >> george: clause behind the bay bridge is a to a live look out. temperature >> james: is our mile all morning long and the warming up services: both 57 with 354427 is a concord livermore all coming in at that temperature. as for this afternoon look a torment the mid-60s and max out around their. even a mild they and the temperature front end is really an beclouds rain and at times the when the should be dealing with more the zero be and the from 40. asked >> >> james: 40 for the most for will be a dry one for us saturday sunday looks great are thinking about the weekend of be fairly nice one with some decent sunbreaks temperatures and wind warming up t

conditions are right with a cold front acting as the trigger in the atmosphere to pull up the locally heavy downpours with hail, lightning and torrential rain. the temperatures will cool off a bit this evening. but it will stay warm and muggy. but later tonight after we clear out some and get the storms out of the picture by 10:00 tonight we will see the temperatures of 55-60 degrees with nothing as well. now check out the next seven days for you. it will stay warm but dry out tomorrow and friday with more, no worries about storms but warm may weather. we get over the weekend and things start to change in another way. warmup become more humid. partly cloudy saturday sunday monday, tuesday warm and humid in the mid-80s with the storms and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. alison: you'll keep us posted. still to come on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- soon you could see tractor-trailers on the road without a driver behind the wheel. how the new technology works. leon: make sure that you sign up to receive text alerts about the weather and traffic and breaking news. go to wjla.com/text to enter your ce

word scatter but more showers and storms rumbling through and some of those could produce locally heavy downpoursssibly some small hail if not even some gusty wind. so we have to have to keep close eye on the radar we'll let you know as things evolve there. meantime hey at least the pollen levels are down. had little bit of rain to help wash some of it away. set to spike again in the days ahead. justin? >> all right, accident starting to come in, if you are planning to hit the pa turnpike, westbound just past norristown, two left lanes block. so watch for some backups there. also route one north mercer county at alexander road. another accident there. two left lanes blockment take it easy out there with the reduced visibility with the fog. >> thanks so much. next on cbs this morning oscar winner george clooney talks about his life as newlywed also upcoming movie tomorrow with charlie roads. >> that looks really good. to continue follow your local news weather traffic and sport we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. good day family. hope to see you in a bit. we live i

the gusty storms creating downpours, rain amounts between one and 3-inches and the possibility of localized street flooding. maybe even some flash flooding depending on where these downpours line up. so this is definitely something to watch sunday afternoon and sunday evening. in the wake of that, we still have this area of low pressure lingering. we have cool air moving in from the west. we have an on shore flow. little bit dreary monday with temperatures only in the 60s. and that is the beginning of june. certainly won't feel like it. overnight partly cloudy the low 68. during the day tomorrow sticky again the high 87. perhaps a scatter afternoon storm. as we look to the north a beautiful day in the poconos saturday. more numerous showers and storms on sunday. chance of a few showers monday but much cooler on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast and shore cast, sunday i think we'll get in the shore day before the storms move in. that's the good part of the forecast. but in the city we'll see the afternoon storms moving in. monday much cooler, tuesday the high only 70 and

is around we will keep humidity going we will keep chances of showers, thunderstorms and locally heavy downpours. it finally starts to get out of here late are on tuesday. even tuesday we will deal with some showers. future weather says at this point we do see a fair amount of clouds to take and now it wants to bring in light rain showers around 10:00 o'clock around the area, maybe again at 1:00 this afternoon could there been one around atlantic city area. then some sound shin by 5:00 o'clock but notice off to the north and west we are dealing with some showers out there by the time we will get to 1:00 a.m. we are still dealing with showers north of philadelphia and could be starting the day that way tomorrow but it is afternoon we will have to start to pay attention to ape net is why. you can see this front coming through here and low pressure system enhancing any rainfall we will get. these different shade and that bull's eye look is when we will pick up the stronger systems coming through here with thunder lightening and some downpours. just watch for that early through tuesday morning and e

regional zoom on storm scan three off to the west through west virginia, we have showers and locally heavier downpourse what we see over our area later on and because of the timing is such that it comes later in the day that is prime time for any thunderstorms to turn gusty or very heavy. we could use a good soaking rain. if you hear thunder those storms could produce gusts head inside. partly cloudy later tonight dropping down to muggy 69 degrees. keeping those temperatures well above average right through the end of the may and along the way a few showers and storms rumbled through vittoria. >> thanks, katie. good morning. right new we are still dealing with rush hour setting us back traveling on i-95 in the southbound direction just beyond allegheny we have a disable school bus blocking one of the lanes here making it a squeeze into downtown philadelphia definitely one area to give yourself more time. speaking of downtown philadelphia look at vine street expressway coming from the ben franklin bridge totally jammed there delayed entire west bun length from 95 through to 76. give yourself more time,

more active monday and by then downpours and localized flooding is a big concern. exclusive accuweather forecast. showers and rain arounds on monday and front is hung up meaning it will stay warm monday high of 81 degrees. tuesday, early rain. then clearing high of 74. less humid midweek. 74 and then we'll start to heat things up as we get to end of this week ahead, guys. we're tracking storms over the next 48 hours. >> all right. >> thank you melissa. >> finally at 6:00 the philadelphia youth orchestra performed 75th annual feingts call festival today more than 100 musicians capped off 2014-2015 season with today's concert at the kimle center and preceded by presentation of ovation award given to a teacher for his or her inspiration and leadership in music education. >> abc's world news sunday is next on channel 6 and "action news" returns tonight at 11. don't miss "action news" at 10 on phl 17 tonight. then we're back here again on 6abc at 11:00. >> for melissa magee, jeff skversky and sarah bloomquist, the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez, see you bac

strong thunderstorms could bring damaging winds along with heavy downpours. localized flooding is a possibility this afternoon. the radar though quiet right now in spite of the cloudy skies. it's a warm start this morning. 72 degrees in philadelphia. northeast philadelphia south philadelphia at 72 degrees heading for the upper 80s this afternoon. clouds we'll see some breaks of sunshine. not going to be the brilliant sunshine we've seen lately. by 11:00 this morning, 80 degrees. 2:00, 84 and then in the later afternoon hours we'll be watching for storms. trouble some weather later today. troubles on the pa turnpike this morning. jessica boyington has been following it from the first alert traffic center. what's going on now, jessica. >> bill we've been following this accident all morning so far on the pa turnpike on the westbound side. dealing with an overturned tractor-trailer. video taken moments ago from sky force 10 live from the top of the scene in bristol. westbound lanes, we are dealing with some roadblock cages here earlier this morning. we had all lens blocked

again later sunday watch out for scattered storms, could be some downpours gusty winds some localized flooding, because a lot of humidity in the air. you can feel t it will help fuel the heavy rain. partly cloudy overnight isolated shower far north and west, low of 07 for center city some six off's in the suburbs, tomorrow another hot and humid day some sunshine around, late day scattered showers and storms, 88 degrees for the afternoon high temperature. good news is for delaware, dover, should stay dry for the big race tomorrow at the monster mile 84 degrees at the start of the event. so it is a warm one slight chance for the shower or storm, but should happen after the event. at the shore 78 degrees, partly sunny skies again slight chance for showers storm, if you are headed to the beach, keep your eye to the sky. all right, here we go. extended forecast, 80 degrees, little cooler monday with more showers and storms, we're back to the 70s tuesday wednesday warming back to the 80s by the end of the week into the there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watc

downpours. some localized damaging winds are possible, as well.nd the threat tracker shows the higher threats of the heavy rain and lightning and some gusty winds, much lower threats of hail and, of course, extremely low for tornado. we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the entire area until 7:00. most of the threat is associated with this line of storms is right near allentown right now as you can see. moving to the east, hit beth let beth let him, and other storms coming into chester county, as well. more on the timing and how this will evolve with the 7-day in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you, glenn. well staying cool in these steamy conditions will be a challenge. >> yeah, especially when your air-conditioning goes out, too. that's what happened at allentown city hall today. they had to close for the day because of it. randy gyllenhaal is live in allentown. >> and randy, this turned into a real inconvenience today for anyone hoping to get business done with the city. >> very annoying and officials say it could take until nex

, they get wet pushing to the east, red lion and vincent town and medford lakes getting a downpour and this localalous because much needed rain is falling and dropping the pollen levels and then where it intersects 206 and red lion and stokes road getting drenched right now but the lightning counter is zero and this right now is a downpour passing through no thunderstorm. as we look at the numbers 3u89 in philadelphia 79 in wilmington and 76 in allentown and millville 84 degrees, with the southerly wind coming off the cold ocean 65 in beach haven. as we look at satellite 6 along with action radar, that is the forcing mechanism that is getting the downpours going and not a lot of energy getting it going and a release of lightning an isolate the downpour and thunderstorm and it's cloudy and warm and 61 to 66 degrees, that starts to switch here as the winds start to wrap out of northeast with high pressure to the northern and the front sinking to the south, it's much cooler and a lot of clouds and an isolated shot of a shower or downpour and the high starts to settle off the coast it starts to veer

moves on through you can see that at 11:30 tomorrow night damaging wind localized flooding especially with a brief but heavy downpouron but it looks like this moisture will persist as we return to work on monday, as well. traveling down the the shore tommy think bulk of the day down the shore is dry. 68 degrees. sunshine giving way to increasing cloud. you will not find in moisture popping up down the shore until we get into days end. same thing for dover for sprint cup series that takes place at the 1:00 along with the late day thunderstorm. 9:00 a a.m. 68 degrees. eighty-five at 1:00 in the afternoon. by that time moisture off to the west. exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you cloudy on sunday. high up to 87. afternoon showers and storms on the the way. it still looks to be warm, unsettled on monday. this is a change in our forecast, high up to 80 with those showers and storms. tuesday we're tracking morning rain high of 75. finally by wednesday walter we will start to clear out nice day then in at 78. but keep in mind, keep your wet are gear handy by tomorrow afternoon. >> summer is already here.

sunday we've got the chance of locally heavy downpours, isolated lightning, tornadoes, and strong windsy morning to you. you made it to the end of the week. you made it through the storm yesterday. some lingering storm clouds over francisco. we're nice and sunny over san jose. the sun will continue to break through the clouds all across the bay area as we head through your afternoon. comfortable temperatures as well. good air quality and lower pollen. 65 degrees on the peninsula today. 67 for the south bay. low 70s coming your way in the north bay and temperatures will stay steady for saturday into sunday. sunday better for outdoor plans. is your latest weather. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next we're happy the warm weather is here of course but we also know the bugs are coming. so we sent liliana vasquez in to see how repellants work. why would woe make her now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the d

sunday we've got the chance of locally heavy downpours, isolated lightning, tornadoes, and strong windseteorologist bill henley. clouds to start with. we'll see some sunshine break through this afternoon. that's when the temperatures will really take off. into the 70s today. nice and mild and comfortable, too, with low humidity. this weekend though, summer-like weather. 80s for saturday and sunday. there is a chance of scattered showers and possibly thunderstorms most likely in the afternoon and evening hours saturday and sunday. a break from the heat monday. a chance of showers tuesday. have a great day. >> and that is your latest weather. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next we're happy the warm weather is here of course but we also know the bugs are coming. so we sent liliana vasquez in to see how repellants work. why would woe make her d now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doct

downpours showers and storms. because they are making slow progress to the east, localized flooding could be a concern. a bigger picture to the west shows the whole area pushing northward. my hunch is that most of the heavier storm should be north and northeast of the metro area today. we will keep an eye out for that as well. simple, hot and humid today, sunshine feeling warm was scattered showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon. here's a close-up of the other area of slight risk, everyone shaded in yellow this afternoon with severe or -- severe storms a possibility this afternoon. as we get to the next few days things will not change that much. the futurecast shows more showers developing during the afternoon and evening hours and as we get through the nighttime they slow down a bit and pop up during the afternoon, that will be the story for the next few days with some improvement in the overall pattern. the next seven days for you humidity with a 7% chance for showers and forms dropping to 30% for the day tomorrow with less as we get into the day on friday, saturday and sunday the time frame

downpours. if you get a heavy thunderstorm that moved on through you can find localized flooding and damaging wind. we need rain. hopefully we will get rain without any severe weather that pops up because it has been abnormally dry across the the area call from accu weather for rest of tonight warm sticky, spotty thunderstorm well north and west of our viewing area tonight. seventy in the city for overnight low and 65 in the suburbs. here's the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, cloudy on sunday, afternoon showers and storms will move through. high up to 87. because this front stalls out it looks like we are still unsettled on monday, we were thinking we were going to cool down by then, in the the case still very warm, high of 8o on tuesday morning rain that lingers with a few sun breaks by the afternoon high of 75. on wednesday it is sunny nice, that looks better by then. high of 78. turning warmer on thursday high of 82. eighty-four on friday, and next saturday walter highs of 87. definitely more active over the next couple of days. >> thanks, melissa. >>> bruce jener has been on the sha

downpours. winchester to leesburg, watch out. this is tracking towards you. >>> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >>> another candidate has officially entered the race for president. it's vermont senator bernie sanders. he's an independent but often votes with the democrats and now he is challenging front runner hillary clinton for that democratic nomination. at a kickoff event in burlington sanders said he'd make income inequality, campaign finance reform and climate change the leading issues in his campaign. >>> the prince george's county council will vote on a controversial budget in three days. it would increase property taxes by 15% in the name of education. ellison barber spoke with parents today who are fighting for that plan to pass. >> reporter: it will make prince george's county a more attractive place. for some supporting the proposal is a no brainer. >> it has taken way too long to really get the ball rolling. >> reporter: some members want every council member to vote in favor of the budget that includes the double digit increase. >> there's been a lack of will to fully fund all the needed reso

showers and storms and look at future rain amounts some localized area picking up maybe one, even 2 inches of rain, in some of those heavy downpours. overnight tonight low of 68. during the the day tomorrow, high 87 degrees, and as we look ahead on the three day forecast saturday 87 at home. seventy-eight down the the shore. sunday 85 with showers and storms. we will get most of the beach day in down the shore and monday june begins but what happens. sixty-eight with showers, 67 down the shore, we will have to work on that, i'll have the seven day next half an hour. we will take a short break >>> our own ukee washington loves to play golf. we know that. recently he met his match. >> in the form of an 81 year old golfer with a passion, for the game that is unmatch. ukee was there as he reached a milestone on the course. >> my man. >> ralph of exton pennsylvania is 81 years old and he loves the game. >> you the man good amen. >> i don't think i would be here today without golf. >> long time retired postal worker has put his stamp on the game and then some. he started playing in his early 40's, and get this. >> year after year i kept

downpours just about every day. wait until you see the five-day forecast. the weather having a very low impact on your day. looking good for travel not just locally but the east coast, exercise again, out and about, whatever you are doing, is up glasses a will be a must. temperatures in the low 80s. cooler by the water. annapolis, 73. of course we have the memorial day concert at the mall tonight. for that you can expect temperatures generally in the upper 70s as the concert gets under way, dropping into the mid-7, just hanging out outside, this is what you can expect simply awesome. 10:00, temperature around 74 even at midnight still at 72. so not as chilly as it has been. a that happened will also lead to warmer highs tomorrow. 87 for a high in washington. as well as frederick, gaithersburg 84 fredericksburg 88. once again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast sky cast four showing you kind of mostly sunny sky out there at 8 a.m. already around 70 degrees. at that point, the suburbs in the upper 60s. once we get into lunch time midday hours temperatures in the district suburbs, low 80s. mid-80s for washington ant suburbs, a really nice day no thu

downpours. where they could fire coming up. >>> first at 5:00 life saving heroics at a local community pool.ts at a rockville complex pull an unconscious boy from the water and revive him on the spot. >> memorial day nearly turned tragic today at that swimming pool in the 1600 block of yale place. news 4 is there live now. residents are credited with saving this boy's life. >> reporter: well that's right, jim. this is a great story of how two quick-thinking people in this rockville neighborhood took action and helped save the boy's life and folks out here are crediting them with doing so. it happened right behind me over there. you can see that pool. it is now closed. and that's where it occurred. let's roll video. the 5-year-old boy was swimming in the pool. there were eight to ten kids in the water having a good time. the child went under. a man named doug jumped in and pulled him out. people starting yelling. a woman who was also a nurse was there with her kids. she then felt the boy. he didn't have a pulse. he was unconscious. she then started doing cpr. and she says he was able to come

downpours and winds. we'll do that plus a look at the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> happening now, catholics are gathering in philadelphia to fight the closings of local churches.bc 10's doug shimell is live. what's the message to church leaders? rfb they have been having rallies at churches throughout the city and contend with the pope coming to town this fall, it is hypocriteical for a happy face when they're closing parishes. >> people are suffering without a church. >> reporter: weddings and funerals were the only events they could have at their churches once they were closed by the philadelphia archdiocese. so 11 shuttered parishes rallied and lobbied and got signatures. >> what we're asking for is archbishop chaput's support to review the decisions and some need to be reversed. where churches closed in 2012 2013 and 2014. >> reporter: they claim many of the churches simply told you're done without an appeals process. >> we were not afforded an opportunity to come up with different ideas. we were just told so many churches had to close and that was it. you had to reach the closing. >> reporter: so with the world meeting of families and pope francis coming

the state also saw flash flooding after an intense downpour that completely filled a handful of local businesses partially submerged cars in some areas. parts of kansas saw violent tornados like this one in lincoln and in neighboring nebraska, as many as 15 homes were damaged and this incredible video of a tornado taken by a viewer in byron, nebraska. there were also reports of hail in texas nearly the diameter they're saying of a dvd. let's get the latest from nbc news meteorologist bill karins bill, good morning. >> we told you yesterday we expected a few tornados but it was worse than expected. we are in the peak of our tornado season throughout the midwest. just like that blink, these storms go from dangerous to extremely dangerous. now we're in store for a tornado outbreak over the next couple days. the worst should be saturday. that looks to be the most dangerous day with the strongest tornados and possibly long-track tornados. but let's tell you what happened yesterday. 50 tornados pretty much aligned, you can go from south to north from right along the texas/oklahoma border. t

, heavy downpours, coming from quantico, north of stafferford here coming into southern charles county, colonial beach, just north of you. there could be some ponding of water here and localized flooding because this is the same areas over and over. we call this training down here. and some of these rainfall rates are approaching three inches per hour so you have to head out, southern charles county, you have to be careful. this is all moving in this direction from stafford back toward culpeper. fredericksburg, you're not done with the showers yet. tomorrow, fog in the morning. potential limor storm miss . the afternoon. the highs should be back up in the low to possibly mid 80s. i do have some good news in the seven-day forecast. see you in a few minutes with that. deborah and bruce? >>> two men are dead after a shooting in oxon hill, maryland. tonight the search is on for a suspect. prince george's police say this is not a random attack. the police were called to the 700 block of auditory lane just before midnight. they found the 24-year-old d'angelo green and 35-year-old rashard jackson, both had been shot. the police are offering a reward of up to $5,000 -- $25,000 for in

localized flooding as a result. keep the rain going all the way through the next 24-48 hours with some very heavy downpours rain extending right around the gulf region, so liberia ivory coast likely to see heavy rain. you can see the clouds pushing across and this cloud might well yield rain across saudi arabia and strong winds. we've seen a lot of dust late on monday and through into tuesday. >> thank you richard. goodness. we will meet north korean defectors easing into a new life in the south. they are doing it by learning english. >> in katmandu i'll be meeting the largest known group of children to of made it from the earthquake zone to the capitol. >> in sport we'll find out if san antonio can city on course to win back-to-back nba championships. >> we're on the news hour here on al jazeera and these are the top stories. sources have told al jazeera that arab special forces are in the city in aden. saudi arabia has denied reports that its troops have entered aden to support the forces of exiled president adou rabbo mansour hadi. pro hadi officials say special forces have landed on what they call a reconnaissance mi

we expect some downpours and poor drainage flooding in some of these storms. to give you an idea what is going on locally look at these temperatures. right now in philadelphia a we were at 88. now we're at 82 degrees. temperatures in allentown at 86 and down the shore and in 65 and in cape may it is 69 degrees. water temperature only 55. we're talking about a 20 plus degree temperature differential, from the city, to the shore and i'm sure my friend over here would agree that it is much more comfortable down the shore. >> yes, it is. >> so we will stay here. >> all the time. >> we will stay here for now, reporting live from sea isle city i'm meteorologist kathy orr now back to you in the studio good looking good, thank you. >>> a close call for a delaware county man after he is jolted by a nearby lightening strike. "eyewitness news" has learn that the man was taken to the hospital as a precaution after lightening struck about 20 feet away from him in broomall. the man apparently opened up an umbrella after getting out of his car in the 300 block of hastiings boulevard but he was not seriously injured. >>

downpours, lightning. maybe a rainbow like yesterday. but this warm pattern, feels more like june than may. summer in may is the hash tag for today. storm team 4 radar don't have any rain locally. over the last several hours all the thunder showers are long gone. a few light showers up into pennsylvania and that will stay through our commute. your bus stop forecast and what to wear is coming up on this warm wednesday. now let's check the morning commute with melissa. >> good morning, everything is looking good. first 4 traffic tracker headed southbound on 95 in virginia. right here, kind of approaching the dunn fridays area. and a lot of the construction has cleared out of the way, so that's great. 66 headed in to town and out of town. looking great, eastbound and westbound. earlier construction most of it is now gone. taking a look at 50 listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car for the latest on the traffic. live picture of 66 east of 28 no issues there either. 270 at shady grove road, northbound moving along as well. beltway, b.w. parkway, everything is rolling away.

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we had a torrential downpour as the game was ending and a lot of folks were asked to stay until the rain let up and there was localized street flooding. very different and very significant event today, which is the bios cresting the banks. >> this is unprecedented for houston and you have not experienced this before? >> respectfully yes, we did in tropical storm alison in 2001 and the worst flooding in houston history. we had some 30 inches of rain in about a 24-hour period and much of the area that is underwater today and in fact a vastly large area was under storm because of tropical storm alison. because we have so many bios running through the city in a significant rain event, we have street flooding, what is rare is to have property flooding. >> mayor parker thank you for joining me this morning, we appreciate it. >>> these images taken through minutes apart, and chad meyers is in atlanta, and you heard what the mayor said but this kind of rain is unusual for houston, right? >> four inches an hour in anyplace is unusual, absolutely carol. this is what the map looked like. this is radar accumulation as of 8:00 at

downpours coming up but not as nearly -- not nearly as much as yesterday. the heaviest action is northeast of our area. more to the south and southwest. more locally we have storm activity very much stationary to the south of manassas. that is about it. if you were will pop up here and there, but further southwest over southwest virginia, there are numerous showers and storms stripping to the east and northeast. we have a chance for a few more showers and storms in the area tonight. if you look closely, you'll see most of the storms along the front range of the blue ridge. those are drifting east and southeast. and looks like if there is any storm activity, those showers and storms will be few and far between. we will keep our eyes on what we have the right now. temperatures hit 92 earlier this afternoon at reagan national. now 88. as we head to the evening, we will be looking for more isolated scat -- showers and thunderstorms here temperatures remaining in the 80's for several more hours here it back to you. leon: we have new developments to report in the donovan hotel murder case in northwest. the two women arrested in the case pleaded guilty t