we'll start with weather and lynette charles. >> good morning, everyone. it's friday. we made it through the week together. it's a great friday on tap for us. we are cool, dry and clear right now. we have all five sweeps going but not much in the way of wet weather. we'll have to hold off on that. right now temperatures are below where we should be for this time of year. darlington 46, and the wind this morning are on the light side. they will pick up as we go throughout the day, about 5 to 15 miles an hour. little bit on the breezy side. make sure you get out there and enjoy it. right now let's check the traffic. >>> we have trouble on 695, a crash on the inner loop at 795. it's not causing any problems at the moment. south side of 95, this is north of beltway, no problems to talk about here. watch out for all the construction blocking one lane in both directions. we are in the green on the northeast corridor of 95. you're looking all the way into downtown baltimore. back to you. >>> this morning police are on the lookout for two suspects who took a 75-year-old man of

lynette charles is here with a look at the forecast.ood morning how long is the rain going to stick around. >> reporter: good morning. we have -- >> good morning. we have rain in the forecast again and maybe a rumble of thunder and it will stick around for the next several days. satellite and radar not picking up on anything right now. we have lots of cloud cover. most the rain down to the south but that will make its way to the north going through the afternoon. visibility is reduced. that patchy fog just hovering only about 1 mile in easton. 6 in baltimore and 3 in winchester and 3 in culpepper. dc at 10 but this should go back downhill going through the morning hours as well. now right now, the temperatures are quite mild. we can see 64 in baltimore. ocean city, coming in at 63. and if you are traveling southward, 64 in north fork and 65 in richmond. 57 in pittsburgh right now. the future trend picking up on what i am talking about. more scattered showers and possibly a rumble of thunder going later into the morning hours noof the --

first meteorologist lynette charles. >>> good morning, everyone.autiful sunshine out this, i'm going to let you look in a second. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. we have off fife sweeps on. change is coming as we go in to the afternoon. a chance for thunderstorms to pop up in the forecast. be prepared for that. some of those on the gusty side. 75 now in easton. it's warm this morning. close to 70 middletown and ellicott city 72 degrees. the winds southwest food at 5- 10 miles per hour. be prepared for that. as we look at the hour by hour folks we are looking at temperatures soaring in to the low 90s. feeling more like we are in the triple digits in to the afternoon time frame. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren. good morning, we continue to follow a police involved accident in harford, bel air, continuing the shutdown route 1, between hickory and route 543. if you are traveling in the area, you will want to use conowingo road. we will bring you updates as they become available. if you are headed to 695, dealing with a disabled

here is meteorologist, lynette charles. >> we are dealing with an un settled tuesday. we need the rain, showers and possibly a thunderstorm possible this morning and this afternoon. mild but a bit breezy as well. let's start you out with maryland's most powerful radar for this morning. the rain is coming down k especially western maryland. sliding away from hagerstown. we can zoom in to areas here. if you are traveling along i- 70, it is wet. walkersville, getting in on the action now. see the yellows, that's the moderate rain around frederick. i-70 is west. this is sliding towards the east. with reseeing a little storm or shower popping up around rising sun this is pushing in to cecil county and port napos it you will be on the wet side. i-895 is dry, we will see wet weather really coming in across the area. if your travels are taking you south and west, in to west virginia, virginia, you are seeing a line of showers and thunderstorms around harrisonberg and staunton. take the rain gear. you don't need the heavy coat. the temperatures are mild, well above where we sho

and now here's a look at weather with lynette charles. >>> good morning.e dealing with another wet day in store for us because we have some showers and thunderstorms now coming in on maryland's most powerful radar. so we zoom into this with a thunderstorm now that is around the ricer town area long i83. you're dealing with wet weather across that area and manchester, you're getting a second round of wet weather coming through. we had a round, another one working its way in and this is sliding off towards the east. and another storm that we're talking about this morning. it has lightning with it. we're look together one west of mount airy. this is in virg

let's get over to lynette charles. you have a mixed bag. we have rain and fog. >> i'm shaking the bag up. i'm pulling out some thunderstorms in the area that will continue into the afternoon. that is a possibility and maybe even severe whether. but look at the satellite and radar, we see some showers and thunderstorms now pushing still in ohio but now diving into west virginia and western pennsylvania. but as a zoom in a little closer, we see the showers in maryland. they're trying to exit but we still have some thunderstorms around cecil county as of now and saint mary's county. if you're in those areas traveling to those areas, be careful on the roadways. but they'll start so slide off towards the east. and we'll get a break in a matter of moments. but we could do it all over again. but speaking of this morning, we have some patchy fog to contend with. we have reduced visibility. and as you step out the door, you're wondering how to dress. you don't need the heavy coach. the temperatures are mild. back over to you. >>> this is a live look

here emeteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. we -- meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. we are cool this morning. 45 degrees in westminster. good morning to you. millersville at 46 degrees. and 50 in joppa and churchville around 48 degrees. the temperatures are well below what we should be for this time of the year. we look on the satellite and radar. mainly clear skies, a few clouds out there. lots of sunshine and once the sunrises, but look at what we are watching going through time. we have an area of low pressure that's going to try to get its act together and move up the coast. it could cause little problem for us heading into the weekend, i will detail more coming up. but right now the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. >> reporter: good morning. preakness road closures are in effect. west rogers avenue at northern parkway is going to be closed and several other roads have been reduced to one lane for a complete list of the closures g. to abc2news.com. if you are headed out onto 83, here's what it looks like no

here's lynette charles. good morning. >> good morning. and we look at maryland's most powerful radar and as of now, we are dry. we will need to have the rain gear handy as we go throughout the day. there is a possibility for some showers, but likely as we go later tonight into tomorrow you may need a light sweat other jacket but we are at 60 in perry hall. and we should be at 48 or 49 for this time of the year our low. and 57 degrees is where we are coming in in churchville. so good morning to you. and elkton is at 53 degrees. right now the wind not so gusty but they will be picking up as we go throughout the day out of the south and that's what's going to help to warm us up as well. now we check out a coastal flood advisory in effect now until lunchtime today for the areas here shaded in the blue. so we could have a little bit of flooding along the coastal areas for today. all right. it's time to get our abc2 timesafer traffic check with lauren. >> reporter: good morning. we have the first accident of the day in harford county in bel air

for now, let's check the forecast and say hello, to meteorologist lynette charles. do you ito gut. >> i do i love it -- shall yogurt. >> i do. i love it every day. you need to pay attention to the weather this morning because as you head out and about we are dealing with wet weather still. especially along the eastern shore and where we need the rain this morning. so we zoom in and you can see some of the yellows across easton and this is around trap and oxford so that's the moderate rain pushing into the area. we slide a little further off to the north and east. and we are looking at henderson and goldsboro and greensboro and centerville all getting in on the yellow action. so, yes, the moderate rain coming down and this will contend and continue even as we go into the afternoon. as you head out and about, have the rain gear. and we are going to talk more about the rain, the sun and all that is coming up. but let's check the traffic with lauren. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are off to a slick start. we have several accidents to tell you about. troubl

a quick check of the forecast and say hello once again to meteorologist lynette charles because it coulderday in terms of rain lynette? >> you're exactly right charlie. we are dealing with some wet weather across the area once again. some thunderstorms trying to slide in on maryland's most powerful radar as of now. you can see the heavier concentrations sliding across the bay right now along the eastern shore so if your travels are taking you into kent county this morning, queen ann's county this morning, devaluate seeing -- definitely seeing the heavier rainfallment also frederick county as of now and even northern baltimore county. this once again is going to the south. and also york county dealing with some moderate rain across the area but in pennsylvania, beginning to see things tapering off. but we do have another chance for some showers and storms into the afternoon. visibility issues yes, reduced this morning only four miles in baltimore and seven in easton. now a check of the traffic with lauren cook. good morning to you. how is the wet roads affecting your commute? >>> well, ly

now here's lynette charles. >>> good morning lauren. we have that cold front move through the area. and you can see all that cooler air trickling all the way down south. 54 degrees right now in baltimore. more 54s as we head into roanoke and also atlanta this morning. and even back in st. louis. now, we are dealing with some patchy fog in the wake of that front. so we have reduced visibility only about six miles in baltimore and four in easton this morning. seven in salisbury if you are heading south today. we need to get to the 10s and showily but surely get to the 10s and also see some more sunshine moving in here. now not only do we have the position, well the winds -- patchy fog. well, the winds are beginning to pick up. we have a 9-mile an hour sustained wind. easton still calm but these will be picking up through the morning as well. gusts to about 25 miles an hour. so the rain is pushed out of here. high pressure is going to be building in? its wake and with that high pressure you get that sinking clouds and that translates into sunshine. that sunshine going to show even as w

now over to lynette charles for a look at the 7-day forecast. >> good morning. know we are dealing with a lot of fog out there that is causing problems like you are talking about. let's look around some of the spots this morning. we are looking at the fog in your been aan -- urbana: we have 96% humidity. dew points 62. and the winds are out of the east southeast so. we are getting the south eastern flow this morning. as we go into ellicott city, that temperature is at 58 degrees. and we can see the humidity isat 100%. that means the dew point and the temperature the exact same. we are dealing with saturation out there. now we look at some of our weather bug sites. the cameras show that we started on the wet side in ellicott city. and then there comes the fog. that's what we are dealing with going through the rest of the morning hours. and then it goins burn off -- it begins to burn off. jess upclose to 2/-- jessup close to 1/10 of an inch. this will continue in more thunderstorms possible as we go into the afternoon. so take the rain gear with you but we are goi

. >> and i'm charlie crowson, more to meteorologist lynette charles will wind be a factor today? >> it will be a factor today. we look at maryland's most powerful radar nothing to see, five of them scanning the skies, only sunshine for today and in the wake of the cold front yes we will pick the winds up. so speaking of the winds right now they're at about 5man out of the northwest but we are seeing the gusts now up to about 15 miles an hour and they'll get even gustier maybe up to about 25 as we go into the afternoon. temperatures this morning, yes, we are a little bit cold. 53 degrees millersville right now. 50 reisterstown and sykesville 52 and we have reduced visesment and also patchy fog. a check now of abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well today might not be a good -- might be a good day do turn on the low beams as you do head out. we are dealing with a lot of fog across the region. trouble in anne arundel with a crash along the northbound lanes of route 295 right at route 198. if the you are traveling the jfx some good news, the a

i am megan pringle with lynette charles and lauren cook with weather and traffic. starting to rise. >> i love the horse, but you see the coats out there. it's chilly out there. >> it is chilly out there. >> as you head out, make sure to have the big coat on. looking at maryland's most powerful radar as of now and we are nice and dry. and you wonder will we stay that way through the afternoon. well, we are. so all five sweeps are on scanning the skies. not going to be able to phoned anything. but temperature is the big story and we are cool. so, 48 is what we have in bel air. centerville at 52 right now. and manchester right around 54. the winds are nice and calm and won't be giving us problems like yesterday. it was a bit gusty. we head out to manchester where we are seeing a beautifulsunrise. and that continues throughout the day. the sunshine will be there and we like what we see. let's check the traffic and tell us if we like what we are seeing on the roadways. >> reporter: well, we do have the first incident of the morning. we are dealing with a disabled tracto

. >>> first let's get a check of the forecast and say good morning to meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning, charley. good morning, everyone. we are starting a new day. it is dryer this morning, that's good news. we did have some showers and thunderstorms that pushed through the area overnight. this is what you're seeing right now on this loop of maryland's most powerful radar. we should stay dry for the morning hours today and then in the afternoon a chance of scattered showers to pop up in the forecast, maybe even a thunderstorm. right now temperature wise, 64 degrees in aberdeen. good morning, perry hall, you're at 62 and easton coming in right around 63 degrees. so we are mild. these temperatures are above average now for this time of the year. visibility issues, though, this morning. we do have that patchy fog out there because of all that moisture from those storms. now, we only have about six miles reduced visibility in baltimore, five in fredrick, three in york, two in hagerstown and winchester coming in right around five miles of reduced visibility. let's get a chec

now over to lynette charles where we will look at the seven- day forecast. good morning. >> reporter: good morning -- >> good morning. let's talk temperatures because as you are getting dressed this morning, you are washing your face and getting in the shower, as you head out the door you can don't need the coat. leave the coat at home. 61 is what we are dealing with right now in baltimore and also easton. 59 in york. so we get you through that part. once you step out the door, oh, boy, you are going to feel it. now we are looking at dew points the measure of the moisture in the air. when you get into the 60s you feel it. it's very humid as you go out the door this morning. 62 in dc, 61 is the dew point in culpepper. so, with the temperatures close together with the dew point we have fog this morning. that's what warren -- lauren was talking about and we have reduced visibility only one mile in baltimore and also york. 5 in easton and 6 in hagerstown and one in culpepper. take it easy on the roadways. put a lot of distance between you and that vehicle in fro

lynette charles now?re starting to dissipate on the showers so we're getting a break right now. but still a couple of showers hanging tough around baltimore as of now. we can see in around arbutus and also elkridge and i-95 starting to dry out a bit but if your travels taking you that way you will be running into light shower activity. we also have some more showers that are trying to cross over the bay heading over towards the eastern shore. so if you are traveling around queenstown and also gracenville you're going to be dealing with some light showers across that area and also around sheet hersville and -- settlersville and churchill and chestertown and centervillement but things will taper off and then a break. maybe a few peeks of sunshine and then possibly some more scattered showers by this afternoon. but visibility patchy fog out there this morning. so it is reduced only about five miles in dc and also baltimore. seven in easton, two in hagerstown and winchester. temperatures this morning, well, t

first let's look at the weather with lynette charles. >> we have a little rain and cloud cover out there yesterday. today the breezes let up and we're seeing more sunshine. radar not picking up on anything. not a lot to scan except plenty of sunshine, especially into the afternoon. right now temperatures are seasonal and near 50 degrees. we are looking at a very nice day. it will be a coolish morning. winds now are light for the most part but through the day they are picking up to about 15 miles an hour, little bit on the breezy side. temperatures are soaring boo the low to mid-70s. >>> good morning. 795 at@inner loop, we have a crash. traffic is picking up but no significant delays as of yet. and this is a 9 minute ride from 95 up to 83. watch out for the construction blocking both directions at 28th street as well. northern corridor of 95, delays from the beltway to downtown baltimore. that's a look at your traffic. >>> thank you very much. the kentucky derby winner set up shop at pimlico, getting ready for the preakness. i'll have another will be the center of attention again this mor

now the forecast with lynette charles. >> good morning. it's a nice day. but it's cool this morning. make sure to grab the jacket before you head out and about. 50 right now in baltimore. 40s off towards the west in york 44, 43 frederick and alsowinchester. satellite and radar not picking up on a lot. dealing with mainly clear skies translating into mostly sunny skies going into the afternoon. but we have clouds back off to the south and west and towards the east. we are in between two systems here and with that we will get an onshore flow throughout the day bringing in the high clouds. those cirrus clouds. this is a disturbance disturned weather work its way up the coast bringing a little bit of a kink in our plans as we head into -- head into the weekend. going into saturday, things look dry for the preakness. won't be until early sunday morning that we have a chance for showers in the forecast. but for today, black eyed susan day. enjoy that. mostly sunny with thetemperatures coming in around 77 and it won't be as breezy as yesterday. tonight, temperatu

let's start things off with lynette charles. >> good morning. we have unseasonably cool temperatures this morning but we'll be dry and mainly clear, plenty of sunshine through the afternoon. look hat the radar and see that we are dry as of now. that will be the trend throughout the day. 47 degrees in towson, wind are calm right now. >>> we are looking good outside, the drive to downtown without any problems. this is parkville a somewhere smooth ride on the outer loop. back to you. >>> 1 minute after 6:00 this morning. new details about the president's announcement to keep same-sex marriage. more on what some are calling bullying as well. >> five of mitt romney's former high school classmates tell the same story. in 1955 he and friend tackle and cut the hair of a student rumored to be gay. according to the post account, romney says in a radio interview he doesn't remember the incident but remembered the classmate who was allegedly bullied. this came out less than a day after the president endorsed same-sex marriage. >> i played a lot of pranks in

here's lynette charles with the seven-day forecast. >> now maryland's most powerfuldor lap radar andecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> good morning. let's talk about what's going on because, again, this patchy fog patchy dense fog causing problems out there. and we can see it's really reduced in baltimore right now. we see a big old goose egg across the area. we have four mile visibility in easton and that has gone down since the last time we checked and one in joshing and -- york and 4 in hagerstown. going outside, you can see for yourself, this is the harbor we are looking at. but you are not seeing much of the harbor. thick fog across the area. and we are seeing more in annapolis this morning. as you head out and about, take it easy on the roadways because it's going to be a rough commute. now back to good morning america. ♪ i'm on the edge of glory >>> who is on the edge of glory? that is sarah. 16 years old. already had her picture taken with almost 5,000 superstar celebrities. how does she do it? how many more does she have to go? she's going to be here live to tel

right over to meteorologist lynette charles because lynette it seems things have come back to normal a little bit. >> exactly they have. a pleasant thursday on tap for us. we're dry right now with a few clouds out there and also some patchy fog and mild temperatures out there. maryland's most powerful radar, things are nice and calm and dry. you can see the remnants of beryl just pushing away out to sea and that's what we like to see. not going to be affecting anybody else as we move forward. now speaking of moving forward we looked a the temperatures right now in the mid 60s this morning. 675 degrees in annapolis and sykesville coming at 65. more of the same in norrisville and visibility yes we have patchy fog out there. only about seven miles of reduced visibility. right now a check now of the traffic with lauren. good morning. how are the roads? >>> a serious crash in harford county and previously shut down route 161 at castleton road but it has been reopened. there are some fallen power lines in the road on main street and watch out for that. stick with cattleton road as the alte

and meteorologist lynette charles is here. lynette, we had rain last night, but nothing at all like that. >> oh, no, nothing at all like that. no type of flooding concerns. but we did get a round of rain. i'm going to show you some of those totals a little bit later. as we look at the big picture here, we are looking at some thunderstorms now diving down out of -- diving down out of oklahoma and texas. they could get more severe as we go throughout the day. we are watching beryl. it's moving from south carolina up into north carolina. they're getting heavier rains across that area. and we can see that complex of rain moving out of maine right now. so just lots of areas that we're dealing with some wet weather. that will be the scenario for this morning. and then as we go into the afternoon things will begin to dry out, we'll get some dryer air come in here, so tomorrow will be less humid. but for right now these temperatures are quite mild. good morning, joppa, you're in the upper 60s, more of the same in sparrows point and roc

>>> let's start with a check of the forecast, saying held to lynette charles. was that rain that woke me up? >> we need the rain, 4.33 inches for the year. we are below. that this is welcome rain, coming in on maryland's most powerful radar. grab is rain eck out a radar to we zoom in across the bel air area, looking at harford, baltimore, kingsville, dealing with the yellow. that's moderate rain falling in across the area, around bel air, and this is pushing towards the east right now. we are seeing light showers, heading in to arundel county. around lake shore, arnold, annapolis. as we slide back to the south and west, along i-66 and i-95, crossing now, lookinged at heavier rain as well. if your travels are taking you along the area, be prepared for the wet weather in the forecast. temperatures that are on the mild side this morning. close to 60 degrees in bel air and edgemere. >>> the traffic for you, the forecast will be affecting it as you make your morning commute. 95 at 895, not so much of the rain soaked highways you see here, see a little bit of a glean

that's a look at the time save traffic, here is lynette charles with a look at the forecast. >>> it feelsy outside this morning. see why, these dew points are in the upper 60s, 72 along the eastern shore in easton this morning. with that we have a very sultry sticky amass in place. this will begin to diminish as the cold front moves through by tonight. tomorrow not as sticky. for now the temperatures are quite warm this morning. 73 degrees in baltimore. 74 york, hagerstown, when you start out this warm , the temperatures will shoot up. we will be 90s for today. satellite and radar not picking up on a lot. get out in the yard and work if you have to do outdoor activities because by this afternoon the wet weather will be here, speaking of the we weather, we are looking at beryl, now it is a tropical depression, bringing plenty of rain across southeast georgia and northeast florida and this will continue for the next day or so, and making a jog as the trough will move through the yeah, turning it in that direction. in time it will stay to the south of ocean city, bringing waves to the yeahs

here is lynette charles with the forecast. >>> the good news is, off and on throughout the day, periods of light rain and drizzle. we are talking about foggy conditions this morning. reduced visibility in easton, 5 miles of reduced visibility. 9 baltimore. four winchester. three culpepper. the rain is moving in across the area as we go through the rest of the morning, you need the rain gear. a break and have a chance for showers to come in here as we go in to the afternoon. the winds are a bit breezy this morning, they are out of the east at 15 miles an hour. we can see around baltimore, dc and easton, a cold front through the rest of today. also tomorrow. as we look to the south here, this is tropical storm alberto, we can see what is going on with it. this formed saturday. the winds sustained at 40 miles an hour, you can see the pressure, and we are looking at this to stay away from us. see the spaghetti models, they are all in agreement. that's what we like to see. it stays out to sea. this is not affecting us whatsoever. not making landfall. future trend does keep the showers offsho

saying hello to lynette charles. >> wet weather, hope you brought your rain gear, you need it as youme. it's doing to linger for a while. we are seeing it as you head out and about. working from the west to the east. we are getting good downpours especially around dc. let's zoom in on the areas as we look around galena, showers around kent county, to the north of cecilton, a good shower there. another round of showers sliding in here around dundalk and wood lawn, glen burnie, they've seen showers earlier this morning. our last stop, if your travels are taking you to the south and west, around virginiava, moderate rain across the area. back over to you guys. >>> a look outside for a check of the commute. busy roads and busy ways, things starting to con get congested. bel air road, see the inbound lanes and outbound lanes, a little bit different but the rain on the highways, going to be mindful as you make your way out. give yourself extra time. the fort mc henry tunnel going in, see the outbound traffic not as congested as that going inbounds. with the rain soaked roads, be mindful of

let's get you started with a check of the forecast and say good morning to lynette charles. >>> good mornings we will start the day a little bit on the wet note for some of you. as you look at maryland's most powerful radar, most of the showers coming down towards the west around haguers town, we zoom in and see moderate rain. see the yellows along i-70, could be a wet commute. this is traveling to martinsburg, to the north, heading over the pennsylvania line. if you are traveling up that weighing you are going to get wet. one lone shower, i-83 seeing the showers pushing towards the east heading through the remainder of the morning hours. grab the rain gear. you don't need the biggest coat. temperatures are on the mild side. we will see 80 in to the afternoon. the warm front pushes through, throughout the day and a trailing cold front. that could spark off showers and storms. i will talk about that coming up. now a check back to meagan and charlie. >>> here is a live shot, near i- 895, near canton, traffic moving smoothly. howard county, this is 29 and 32s not much going on here. tra

and of course we start things off with meteorologist lynette charles. ow's it looking out there lynette? >> not bad at all. plenty of sunshine in some spots but we have some patchy fog. temperatures this morning where they are on the mild side. 65 in churchville and also ocean city. 67 in glen oak. you can see that humidity it is going to go down in some spots but ocean city still hanging tough. let me show you what i'm talking about if you don't believe me this morning. yes, you can see the beach but not so much of the water out there. and that's going to be the name of the game through the remainder of the morning. and will slowly begin to burn off and you can see along the eastern shore only about three miles of visibility in easton. talbot definitely has a delay this morning. things will improve across the area but trying the get up to the 10s we're seeing else where. a beautiful day on tap get out and enjoy it. a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. >>> well lynette delays on 95 so if you are using that to get into the city, expect a

lauren cook will have a check on traffic in a minute but first lynette charles with weather. >> good morning. yes, we are pretty much dry this morning. we can see on maryland's most powerful radar. only spot of shower around d.c. work their way into virginia around vienna and shan tilly and reston. as we go through the rest of the morning, things should dry out a little bit and the late morning hours that's when we will have the chance for more rain and thunderstorms as we go into the afternoon. but as we look at temperatures this morning, once again, a repeat we are mild with the temperature coming in right around 63 degrees in northeast. 62 aberdeen. easton around 65 and we can see the humidity levels are up there and they are close to saturation so what we are dealing with once again, yes, we have the patchy fog to talk about this morning. and we have about two miles of reduced visibility in easton and 9 in baltimore and 9 in york and 6 in hagerstown and the numbers will gradually fall as we go throughout the morning just like we saw yesterday. let's check the abc2 timesaver traff

that's a look at your abc2 timesaver traffic and here's lynette charles with a look at the forecast. happy monday. >> happy monday to you too. it looks like some of the freeways out there a little on the slow side. maybe the mothers decided to sleep in and take an extra day. the satellite and radar picking up on rain across the area. much needed rain. we can see heavier rain back into west virginia right now. also, north carolina, even kentucky, that will begin to move our way. in the meantime, we are quite moist out there. we can see the dew points, the measure of the moisture in the air when they get into the upper 50s, the low 60s. that's when we feel it. they will go up as we go throughout the day. so the humidity will increase. now with the humid air, we have a few spots that are looking at reduced visibility. only about 4 miles in york. hagerstown coming in at 5. and jim and pam in york, teak it easy on the roadways this morning. temperatures, 65 degrees in baltimore. we can see 60s in a lot of spots. upper 50s from york to hagerstown and even in win chest they are morning. we

let's kick it off a with lynette charles. >> we are dry for the most part. arnold coming in at 63.ell as bel air at 6 a. -- 65. and urbana around 64 degrees this morning. let's go outside into urbana where we are dealing with patchy fog across the area. you can see the clouds low lying and we are seeing more of the same in bel air this morning. so as you head out and about, take it easy on the roadways. and maryland's most powerful radar not picking up on a whole lot as of now. those showers dying down but they will pick back up maybe a few peeks of sunshine as we go into the afternoon. and last lie we have a coastal flood advisory until lunchtime for the areas here shaded in the blue. let's check of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with a lot of fog out there. so expect reduced visibility and there is an accident up in harford county in bel air. this is going to be right near the cedar woods community on east wheel road at see thear -- cedar lane. we are dealing with another accident in baltimore county. that's on white marsh boulev

but first a check of the forecast on the friday with lynette charles. >> good morning. good morning everyone. we are looking at some patchy fog this morning. we are -- we do have some reduced visibility. we can see zero. that's not looking good in baltimore this morning. take it easy on the roadways. we have about 5 mile reduced visibility in easton. one in york and 6 in hagerstown. so, the last time i showed you, it was better in baltimore but things are going downhill. that's the scenario through the rest of the morning. we look at maryland's most powerful radar and things are dry. that's one area of good news to report many we won't put showers and storms on you like yesterday on top of the fog. but we will start to have more showers and storms moving if here as we go into the afternoon. and we had them for today. we did get a little over a 10th of an inch of rain in edgemere and close to a 4/10 in perry hall many hopefully we will get more showers this afternoon. that's possible. take that rain gear. let's check the time safer traffic with lauren. good morning. >> r

and you are lynette charles. let's look at forecast. >> i think you will look it especially you love the weekend and will love today. >> warm but comfortable. >> no. warm but humid. >> thank you. >> i know but the temperatures are going to be up more today. dew points close to 70. so that's the measure of the moisture in the air. when you feel 70s, you are feel that humidity out there. so temperatures right now, 67 degrees in annapolis, glen el at 63. and columbia right around 67. and when you start off this warm you will get hot her and the wind will be soaring out of the south pick up more at 5 to 10 miles an hour. we have a few areas of patchy fog but it's not widespread. and, maryland's most powerful radar is nice and dry as of now. things will be changing a bit, though as we go through time. the possibility for maybe an isolated popup thunderstorm as we go into the afternoon. but the big story for today is going to be the heat advisory that goes into effect at lunchtime. and that lingers until nine this even

lyette charles is standing -- lynette charles is standing by with how long it will be around. >> goingave a chance for sore more waves of rain to move into the picture. but as we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now, we see moderate rain around rising sun and port deposit and along i95 still on wet side and back to

here's lynette charles with a look at this rainy forecast. ning, lynette. >> good morning, lauren. yes, we do have showers still lingering across the area. that's going to be the scenario for the rest of this morning, maybe an isolated shower to pop up this afternoon as well, but most of the activity earlier today. now, we can see most of the thunderstorm activity, though, was down off towards the south of us. i don't believe that we'll get any thunderstorms today. but we still do have lots of moisture to work with this morning. yes, that cold front is almost passed through the area and it will take its sweet time to dry out behind it and to cool down behind it. we're already seeing those dewpoints dropping down in hagerstown into the 50s. that's what we'll be seeing as we go through the remainder of today and tomorrow will be stellar if you like the dry weather and the sunshine. right now we are dealing with temperatures that are quite warm, just like they were yesterday. look at the 70s in baltimore, d.c., also easton. and then you see the 6

let's check the forecast with lynette charles. >> let's go ahead and start with tropical storm beryl. that's the big story over this memorial holiday. the winds sustained at about 65 miles an hour. and it's moving off towards the west at about 7 miles an hour. and we can see that it will weaken in time so it will become a tropical depression and make the turn back off toward the northeast as we will have an upper level trough move closer and it makes theture and locks like it will stay away from us. that's some good news. but, it's dropping rain where it needs it and southeastern georgia and northern florida, and a drought situation there. good news for them and also good news for us because we won't deal with any rains from bery almost. we look at maryland's most powerful radar and we are dry. we got showers overnight drying out for today and an isolated shower to pop up throughout the afternoon but for this morning, temperatures are warm. you can see them in the upper 60s in glen burnie and edgemere and we are dal with -- dealing with patchy fog and will deteriorate more going into

here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> as we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now, we see rain coming down across the area. but most of the rain back off toward the west and a lot of it coming up on the south. it's pushing off towards the north and east. and we will fill things in more as we go through the remainder of the morning and especially this afternoon. and some heavier rain coming down as we go into the eke. check out temperatures this -- this evening. check out temperatures. mount airy temperatures around 61 degrees right now. and the wind are calm but they will pick up going throughout the day. no type of rainfall totals as of now. but that will begin to add up as well. as we look at towson, the temperature coming in at 63 degrees. and, once again, no type of rainfall totals yet. but the winds nice and light out of the south and again both the rain and winds will pick up as we go through the day. as we check you crowd side in towson we are seeing the cloud cover and rain will begin to fall from there. so we are looking at a good dayon tap. we need the rain. we a

let's get to it with meteorologist lynette charles and a check of the forecast. >> let's talk about what's going on because we have a carbon copy tuesday on hand just like yesterday. mild and breezy and mostly cloudy and dry as of now. maryland's most powerful radar is picking up on that but we have the chance for showers to work in there as we go into afternoon hours. and especially tomorrow is going to be a wet wednesday on tap for us. but right now, temperatures are quite mild this morning. coming in right around 59 degrees so we are close to 60 in easton and 58 degrees in frederick good morning. millersville you are at 60 right now. we have that southerly flow that southerly wind at 5 to 10 miles an hour. we are getting gusts up to 15 to 20 miles an hour. the breezes will stick with us going throughout the day and i will detail when the rain gets in here. but let's check the traffic with lauren good morning how are the roads. >> reporter: good morning. well, so far so good out on the roads. if you are heading on to the jfx, be aware of the ongoing construction. one lane will be shut do

lynette charles is standing by with how long it could hang around and how it could affect your commute. >> you are right. it did come down in buckets around 2 this morning. but we are tapering things off nicely around baltimore. towson got heavy rainfall. i will show you the total in second. now the wet weather is pushing out and now the focus point is along the eastern shore. and that's exactly where we want that focal point. we can see heavier rain and moderate rain in the yellows coming around along bar clay and sutlersville and churchill on some of the lighter showers. and we still have some moderate showers in between graysonville and easton. it's starting to slide off towards the north and east. and that's going to be the scenario through the remainder of the morning. here is the rainfall total i want to show you. close to .07 of an inch of rain in towson. that's good rain picked up and we see more rain that's going to be pushing into shadyside and northville. another round will come in here as we go into the afternoon. i will talk about that coming up but right now let's check o

let's get a check of the forecast and say hello to lynette charles. >> good morning, charley. good morning, everyone. yes, we're dealing with some light showers out there for the most part all morning long and that will continue even as we go slightly into the afternoon time frame and then the dryer weather will begin to work its way in. the heaviest rain, though, has been to the south of us around calbert county all morning long and also st. mary's county. we look at the temperatures this morning and we are mild. we are sort of on the warm side. temperatures are starting to fall a little bit, but it's taking a while for that dryer air to work in and also the cooler weather. we'll start to see more of that as we go into the afternoon. we already received over .40 inch of rain in millersville and talson over a half inch of rain. we definitely do need the rain. also a few areas of patchy fog out there this morning. easton was at 10, but now you're looking at reduced visibility, only about five miles, so take it easy as you head out and about. let's get a check now of the abc 2 n

first we begin with a check of the forecast with meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning, everyoneing at some dry conditions right now on maryland's most powerful radar. we had some wet weather work its way through the area last night. but now we are going to dry things out. but as we go into the afternoon, we do have a chance for more showers to pop up in the forecast, as we will have a cold front trying to traverse the area. behind that temperatures are going to be much cooler for tomorrow, more seasonable. but for this morning, you want to know what's going on, right? we do have some patchy fog out there, so take it easy on the roadways. only about seven miles reduced visibility in baltimore, three in easton, one in york now and three in fredrick, also hagerstown, winchester coming in right around five and culpepper still has zero visibility out there this morning. so we look at your temperatures. in mount airy and also chesapeake beach. temperatures are in the 60s. 63 degrees to be exact. we do have that patchy fog because that humidity is coming in at 100%. so this is what we

a check of the forecast to say good morning to meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning charlie, good morning megan, good morning everyone. we are dealing with another round of some showers and storms diving down from pennsylvania as of now. so maryland's most powerful radar is on the wet side this morning and most of the showers and thunderstorms are working their way into morning baltimore county and also hartford county and even cecil county. around jarrettsville heavier rain there along i-83 if you are going up into pennsylvania this morning be aware of the wet weather. more of the same in betterton as of now and also bali that. more of this as we head through the morning hours and make sure you have that rain gear. also patchy fog across the year once again for today. five miles of visibility in baltimore and 7 in easton. now a check of the traffic with lauren cook. good morning and welcome and how is it that ozzie osbourne that you met? >>> i did. that actually dates back to my days with mtv. i was on a show called "mtv hits" right before college and i interviewed ozzie os

here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> all right megan yes, things are starting to look up if you're sick of the rain. those showers pushing off towards the east and we will be cool with some patchy fog across the area this morning. so let's take a look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now, we industry some downpours once again overnight those sliding to the east. the eastern shore got in on good rains and that's definitely something we like to hear. with we don't like -- what we don't like to hear is that we have patchy fog out there. only five miles in baltimore and also easton. nine in york, to the tens that we're seeing into frederick and also hagerstown. they can do downhill through the morning but i'll be here to monitor that situation. take the jacket out and about this morning. all right, let's get a check of the abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> so far, so good. if you are using the jfx watch out for the ongoing construction that's shutting down one lane in both directions right near 28th street as the morning progresses, falls road even charles street not bad alternate rou

and lauren cook has more on timesaver traffic and up-to-the minute forecast with meteorologist lynette charlesll right. we are talking about some wet weather off toward the west of us as of now. but you know, what as we zoom in, we are dealing with mainly cloudy skies but we are starting to get a few peeks of sunshine and you are seeing the clouds break up. that's a good thing. we haven't seen the sun and we will take that. but as we check out the temperatures, well right now in manchester right around 55 degrees and we are looking at 58 degrees in -- at loch rain tech and winds at -- loch abeen tech. and -- raven tech. we are looking at coastal flood advisory in effect until noon and that's for all the areas here shaded in the bluish color. i will tell you when the next best chance for rain moves into the picture but let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with heavy delays on the west side of the beltway due to a crash on outer loop at liberty road. and here's a live look. you will notice it's going to be congested along outer loop. do expect very, very

let's go over to lynette charles. >> happy memorial day.and humid this morning and hot and humid this afternoon. we are dry with a few clouds lingering this morning. and we have some areas of patchy fog. we are dealing with a heat advisory, to. i will show you all that coming. but let's start with maryland's most powerful radar where we are nice and dry and we got a few showers roll through the area last night. coming down from pennsylvania, right now the temperatures are well above average. we should be at 56 for the low temperatures and we can see we are in the 60s once again. so 64 in perry hall. good morning centerville close to 70. and 64 degrees in darlington right now. here's the heat advisory. this goes into effect at lunchtime today for all the areas shaded in this orange color. and it will linger until 9 this evening. with those high temperatures and also that humidity, it's going to feel very hot out there this afternoon. and we are dealing with a few areas of patchy fog. three miles of reduced visibility in frederick and four in

let's ask lynette charles. >> off and on throughout the morning. but we will have rounds of showers going through the day. we zoom in around baltimore and we can see showers light in nature around owings mills and a little more moderate just to the south of randallstown. we are getting the action in essex overly and all this is sliding towards dundalk. the heavier rain in the orange is here and also some of the red colors, the yellow colors around port deposit around i- 95. perryville and elkton and cecil county and kent county. so, if you are in the areas this morning, you will step out to wet times ahead. make sure to have the rain gear. also, we have patchy fog to contend with this morning as well. we have reduced visibility. only 8 miles in baltimore right now. let's get a check of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. >> reporter: so far so good on the main lines. head being to the northeast corridor of 95, no concerns from 43 to the beltway. that step will take you -- step will take you four -- stretch will take you four minutes. clear from

lynette charles here with all the detailsch good morning. >> good morning lauren. you are right. we have patchy fog out there and the rain to talk about. let's at that. start with the fog because reduced visibility once again in easton coming in around 3 and we are looking at 6 in york, 9 in hagerstown and 7 reduced -- miles of reduced visibility in winchester and culpepper. we do have a coastal flood advisory that goes in effect at 6 this morning. and lingers until lunchtime today. it's for the areas shaded in blue. with the onshore flow and we are going to be dealing with a high tide that is going to cause coastal flooding going through the day. now, we are looking at mild temperatures this morning. we keep going on and on. 64 degrees right now in baltimore. 63 in easton. and with sunshine, temperatures could get close to the 80 degree mark going into the afternoon. now lauren mentioned the showers out there and well, we do have the chance for scattered showers to push in, mainly going into the afternoon. this morning, things are starting to dry out a little bit. but, don't thi

let's say hello to meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning, charley. tborpg, everyone. yes, we did have a few thunderstorms that popped up yesterday evening. they were severe in nature, for pg county, charles county and anne arundel county. maryland's most powerful radar not picking up on anything, those showers and thunderstorms pushing out of the area. as we go through the day, there may be a chance of more scattered showers to pop up in the afternoon, but this morning temperature wise we are mild, 64 degrees now in edgemere. hanover at 63 degrees and elkton at 65 degrees. we do have some patchy fog in place once again this morning, only six miles of reduced visibility in baltimore. let's get a check now of the traffic with lauren. how are the roads? reporter: as you mentioned, we are dealing with fog this morning, so do expect redud visibility. all is clear traveling through the harvard tum and the fort mchenry tunnel and 95, no delays through the white marsh area. you're looking at just a four- minute ride southbound. nine-minute ride on the outer loop from 95 all t

let's check in with meteorologist lynette charles. >> we had some thunderstorms that woke me up this morning. but that round is pretty much out of here. we will be summer like for today. mild and humid this morning a brief break from the showers and storms and we are dealing with areas of patchy fog just like yesterday. so we start you out on maryland he's most powerful radar and we are dry so we have a little bit of difference out there this morning. but that humidity is out there. you don't need the big coat as you step out the door this morning with the temperatures close to 60 in chestertown and goldsboro. we are at 63 degrees right now in easton. and as we go through the remainder of today, temperatures will warm up a whole lot, but as you head out the door. watch out for reduced visibility because we have two miles in baltimore and 7 in easton. let's check the traffic with lauren cook tell us how the road are with the patchy fog. >> reporter: good morning. there's a lot of reduced visibility across the region. so this morning not a bad morning to turn on the low beams. as we ch