weather. 7:00 a.m., notice rain northern virginia, the panhandle into far western maryland. 9:00 a.m., milar, part of howard and carroll county still dry as well as parts of prince george's andun anne l county potentially dry. lunchtime, showers in spot cloudseverywhere. by 3:00 p.m. tracking showers. this continues through the evening hours and maybe a lingering shower early tomorrow. that risk, though, pretty low, about 20%. most of the weekend is dry.e desphe cloudiness, it is looking nice. peeks of sunshine will bring the high near 70, and partly to mostly cloudy skies. comfortable out there. look at the high on monday, 77. near es80 deg some rain, maybe rumbles of thunder. >> thank you. 4:54. >>> washington, d.c., never runs short history but a new exhibit is heading our way, and it prom itss itsdsi- it promises a new installation that fred rajerts wore and used duringsehe beloved es thursdaying two bow ties from his claeollection, sneaker and glasses. both pieces s willy on display through the end of may before heading to pittsburgh. i never watched that, but i saw the dtary "won't you

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