severe thunderstorm watch that was in effect for northern maryland and with been t maryland has canceled. but we do have a tornado watch for page, madison and rockingham counties in virginia west virginia but i suspect that might be canceled as well s the radar trend seems to be diminishing. temperatures have fallen into and pper 60's in frederick hagerstown. 80 in the city, 81 in manassas but a lot of moisture. temperatures in the up are 60's to lower 70's. by tomorrow after the cold front wills through the humidity be dropping. you will notice that throughout the day. wind speed and direction out of the southwest but we are starting to see more of a westerly turn because the little nt is getting a bit closer towards us. you see the spin associated with he upper level low over the great lakes, the cold front from ohio through kentucky. the cold front the rest of this evening a few scattered showers and thunderstorms but severe.othing lower humidity moves in for the things will be much calmer the middle of week. and warnings, thunderstorm watch in effect for most of pennsylvania and torn

rain timing 2:00 to 6:00 northern maryland. i still think there is some indication on the later data that this may need to be sped up a little bit. but so far 5:00 to 9:00 here in town. here are the storms on radar. still about 12 to 13 hours away. so still looking at that 5:00 to 8:00 time frame late this afternoon into this evening. temperatures out the door this morning in the low to mid-70s. we'll be near 90 by noontime. have highs today in the low to mid '9 mid-90s. a quick warm-up this morning, near 80 as early as 10:00. highs today 94 in washington, 92 this gaithersburg, 90 in annapolis. again, a risk of strong thunderstorms coming this about 5:00 to 11:00 this evening. "7-day forecast" time, the cooler weather arrives tomorrow. highs back into the low 80s. cloudy tomorrow with scattered showers around. great weather for friday and for saturday. in fact most of your weekend is looking really nice. just a little chance for some showers late in the day on sunday. and another shot of cool air arrives mid part of next week.

a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for northern maryland and west virginia. a tornado watch in the sheen entoe a valley. >>> breaking news in southern california where lightning from a rare summer storm struck over a dozen people at the beach. >>> coming and seeing for yourself is helpful. >> practice makes perfect. passengers use day two of metro's silver line to prepare for the first monday morning rush hour. >> this is exciting. >>> the corruption trial against former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife begins monday morning. >> hello, i'm bruce johnson. we're not out of the woods yet. severe storms still possible overnight across the area. first alert meteorologist erica grow has the latest on our yellow alert. >> that's right, we are still in yellow alert mode because of these strong thunderstorms that continue to push through the d.c. metro area. most of the day was dry, especially in the beltway, but now the overnight hours, that's when things have really started to get active. if you watched our newscast yesterday, you heard me mention that t

and maryland suburbs rank the worst in the country for late mail. northern virginia also came in in the top five for late mail. the u.s. postal service inspector general did this report after the murder of a mailman in prince george's county last november. the postal service says it tries to get letter carriers offthe street before 5:00 p.m. it blames budget cuts for staff working longer hours. >>> a hyattsville man used a popular website to rent out his home during the weekend. >> this is busted. that is blood. >> mike novak shot video of the damage after his first ever airbnb hosting experience. the online service lets people rent out rooms in their homes to temporary guests of the last friday, novak welcomed two guests before he left for vacation. the next day he got a call about a wild house party. >> 100 people here, a major fight broke out in the backyard between multiple people. it broke through the neighbor's fence, went on in their backyard, people slept in all the rooms. i found like lingerie in the room. so i've been cleaning my house, febrezeing

maryland. much of northern virginia, western virginia and maryland in the 50s by morning. here is the seven day forecast. 84 tomorrow. the biggest thing is the absence of humidity for a couple days. a real summer treat for us. 84 tomorrow. the coolest morning is thursday morning, mid-60s in town. 50s widespread across the area. that is open window weather for sure. 86 friday. clouds building in friday. then on saturday and sunday, not a wash out for your weekend, but hit and miss shower chances. look at that, the seven day forecast in july it. >> stay safe with storm team 4 weather app. you can find an interactive radar daily and hourly forecast and severe weather alerts anytime. go to nbcs itunes store or google play. it's all free. >>> an old treatment and a new form could be helping breast cancer patients. doreen? >> this could help a lot of people. the breast cancer drug is a standard of care when it comes to preventing recuring breast cancer. it blocks the hormone estrogen. there's increased risk of stroke, blood clots and uterine cancer. are looking at whether it cou

i have seen some sunshine in northern maryland, but temperatures noticeably cooler than yesterday. generally, in the 70's. the humidity is starting to drop off a little bit. traveling should be ok today. no reports of delays. we will see some pleasant conditions move into the region tomorrow as high pressure settles in. for us today, a transition day. temperatures in the middle 80's. the dry air is starting to work in. an isolated shower. expect late day clearing. a beautiful weather in store tomorrow. more in a little bit. -- anpening now, ending extensive search for an airplane that disappeared from radar early this morning. >> jeanette reyes is monitoring the developments. they believe they have found the plane? confirme working to that, but we continue to receive information on the missing plane. ,o wreckage has been found yet but the plane probably crash. this is a picture of the plane. 116air algerie carried people and disappeared from radar this morning over mali, about 50 minutes after takeoff. it sent a message asking to change its route because of heavy rain. right now, f

a few spotty showers early this morning moving across northern maryland. noticed the trajectory has been staying up to the north. we are watching these storms develop. those will be heading our way. that is ahead of a potent cold front. notice the severe weather risk area. it is all the way down into parts of the tennessee valley. la guardia, newark, jfk, we may have isolated -- as well. damaging the wind and some of these thunderstorms, some localized flooding will be possible. we cannot rule out an isolated tornado either. a big cool down. i will have more details in a few minutes. >> bowe bergdahl is back on regular active duty today. he will resume a job at the headquarters at fort sam houston. this comes after he was released from nearly five years of captivity. undergo therapy in san antonio. few hours, the maryland state highway association is set to make an announcement to safety improvement on route 1 in college park. jeanette reyes has reaction to the changes. >> if there is one thing most residents can agree on, something needs to be done on rou

northern maryland moving in our direction. we'll have the timing in the accuweather forecast. >>> those stories and more w >>> the family of a woman that was killed in wilmington made a plea for the gunman to come forward. crystal brown got caught in the crossfire of a gunfight. the 43-year-old died at the hospital. brown's mother spoke about the loss today. >> you took away my support system. you put a big hole in my heart. you put a big hole in my family's heart. >> there were witnesses in the area. into one has come forward. police want the public to know that tipsters can remain anonymous. >>> a former delaware pleaded guilty james bryan who once sat on collingdale's council was accused of taking the money from the electric cap. some of the thefts were in copper wire that he resold. he could get up to 35 years in prison when sentenced in october. >>> a furniture store that was next to the scene has pleaded guilty to perjury. he was investigating the blaze in april of 2012 at the vacant warehouse next door. he said that he

that includes frederick and washington counties in maryland, even parts of loudoun and northern fauquier county. after midnight the area will become midnight. on storm team 4 raider, no immediate watches or warnings in our area but i'm keeping a close eye on this weather starting to make its way into maryland. you can see the yellows and oranges and red within that cell. we'll contue to track rain after this cell pushes through theiar. 7:00 this evening, notice the rain mainly back around hage hstan northern fauquier. extremely hea rain at that point in frederick county. 9:00 trackin rain in washington and northernrior's counties. any cells on future weather could be strong to severe. again, not just heavy rain but strong winds that could produce wind damage. i think we'll be issuing some severe thunrs warnings this evening. the national weather service will be, and we'll be running those across the bottom of the screen. should a torna warni be issued we' be letting you know the latest here on news 4 and on facebook and twitter pages. 11:00 tonight, still notice this heavy rain mainly in

low chance of a passing shower around the metro, medium chance for rain from northern maryland, pan handle of west virginia, locations to the west of the blue ridge. just because the rain chances are higher don't expect much in t the way of a rainfall amount. scanning the skies and finding nothing out there just yet b there are and miss sprinkles and showers way down to our south. they're lifting northbound. these showers here along the virginia/north carolina border are likely going to miss southern maryland and head to the lower parts of the eastern shore. these out here in the roanoke valley will increase in coverage as they come up the mountains. so from massnutten to grandfather mountain going to be a shower dad. not a bad day to climb old rag today. temperatures will be in the upper 70s at higher elevations to low 80s around town. future waeshlgeather forecast, chance of a sprinkle around noontime and that sprinkle chance lingers into 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. best chances again today will be central and southern parts of the shenandoah valley where you might get as much as a tent

but into northern virginia, northern maryland as well it's going to be a cool one. 61 at 5:00 a.m. a lot of the suburbs in the 50s by 9:00 a.m. and overall, 64 in washington, 69, annapolis. but look at the 50s on the mouth. it will be chilly in downtown but we won't get below 60 degrees. it's hard to get below 60 in july. d.c. reagan airport, only below 60 four times in the last 74 julys. the last time it happened, 2001. we've not set a record low in july here since 1988. not true in dulles, though. outside the beltway, it's a much cooler story. last two record lows in the month of july at dulles, 2009, 53 degrees. and 2002, 47. so it's a lot cooler once you get away from the urban heat island and also the warmer waters of the potomac. clearing skies for now. that will set the stage for the cool weather tomorrow morning in the suburbs. and there's plenty more cool air to come through the day tomorrow. and tomorrow night promises to be cool and comfy as well before things start to warm back up and moisten back up as we head towards the weekend. rain chances tomorrow, no chance for r

all these neighborhoods in yellow crossing northern virginia, maryland, the eastern shore, that's the zone where we could get damaging winds and heavy downpours to cause isolated flooding later this afternoon along with some hail. those are our main severe weather threats. a very small chance of an isolated tornado. right now at dawn in washington, very humid. up near 90 by this afternoon. 80% chance of those storms coming in. and then much cooler tomorrow with highs in the low 80s and partly cloudy with lower humidity in place. lit stay in place on thursday and friday into the weekend getting an increasing chance of maybe a storm late on saturday and into sunday and monday. i'm back at 6:31 looking at storm timing. a new model run just coming in that i have for you. melissa, how is traffic? >>> taking a look at the accident in shantily. the road is still shut down there as police get you around it. construction still in the way here kind of near upper marlboro. we are seeing finally some red here on the maps. i hate to show you that. what a pain here as you come inside the beltway on

way it's playing out on 9 future cast. 11:00, heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout most of northern maryland as you can see it includes locations just to the north of leesburg as well, the panhandle of west virginia, and the city of frederick affected by that. 1:00 a.m. the last little push of thunderstorm activity moving right across the beltway, so don't be surprised if you hear some rumbles of thunder overnight tonight, in the early hours of the morning as we start to clear out. by the time that you're waking up to watch wusa9 at 4:30 tomorrow morning, we will be in the clear again. so early storms, maybe even some severe storms for us overnight tonight and then partial clearing as we head past midnight, lows between 66 and 73 degrees. we'll continue to track these developing storms and take a look at a beautiful pleasant change in the first alert seven- day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> we've got breaking news from gaithersburg, maryland, where police are on the scene of an apparent murder. officers discovered a woman's body around 10:30 this morning inside her residence on ha

can't rule out one or two of those hits northern maryland around midnight or so quiet tomorrow. then we're going to pop -- or the morning anyway. then we're going to powp up an -- pop up an isolated storm in the afternoon. the humidity creeps up by friday with a chance of storms. slight chance of a storm along and west of i-81 late. 66 tonight. not nearly as chilly as this morning. 50s north and west. mid- to upper 50s, no 40s. 87 tomorrow. the isolated storm. scattered storms friday, saturday and sunday. we've got the nats game also saturday afternoon. temps in the mid-80s through the weekend. isolated storms again possible for the afternoon. we've got more coming up right after this. you're watching wusa9 [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto®

there is a sprinkle or two northern maryland. quiet through the overnight hours and dry to start the day tomorrow. by 1:00 tomorrow showers developing along i-81. and then to the far western parts. most of the rain in and around town tomorrow between 5:00 and 9:00 in the evening. thunderstorms leaving late tomorrow night and hit and miss chance for showers thursday, as well. most of the rain and thunderstorms we are facing this week will be stacked to a six or eight hour window. first check of the forecast. 89 tomorrow and 94 degrees coming up on your wednesday. we will talk about beach weather and break town the timing a little more carefully. >>> there is a new study that shows we can start learning before we are borne. the fetus of women in the last trimester of pregnancy were shown to recognize a rhyme. the women were told to read the rhyme out loud three times a day for six weeks. when a stranger reads it out loud the baby's heart rate slowed. researchers say it showed the baby was familiar with the rhyme and singing out lou

a few of them slipped into northern maryland. there was just enough moisture left over to cause some fog to form especially in hagerstown, cumberland. we've seen visibilities now down to zero. hagerstown better at one and a quarter. warrenton down a half mile along with luray and quarter mile in petersburg, west virginia. a couple of spots where fog is an issue. no jackets for most now with temps in the 50s and 60s. no 40s out there but 55 in luray. that's a little bit on the chilly side. la plata 61. 59 for frederick and gaithersburg. we've got 65 in prince frederick according to ej this morning and hyattsville getting a report of 59 there. so today little muggier. spotty shower or storm this afternoon. temps range from 85 in cumberland to 82 in hagerstown to 87 here in the district. let's bring monika in now with timesaver traffic. it's the bewitching hour on a thursday morning. >>> it is but all morning long we've been looking at traffic like this. live from our sky 9. this is the beltway inner loop side, the left side of your

more showers across parts of northern maryland, not severe at this point. another cluster near culpeper that may intensify. two storms coming through metro and the other one near culpeper that is probably going to graze southern maryland 90 minutes or so from now. we'll be here to keep you posted on this as it progresses. it's 90 degrees in washington but the heat index is 97 degrees. everyone is going to be in the rain cooled 70s by late tonight. it's going to remain stuffy and sticky for the remainder of the overnight hours. here is the forecast. most of the first round out of the metro by 5:00 or 6:00. showers may reenter around 11:00 or midnight. quiet for the overnight hours. tomorrow, starting at lunchtime, another chance for strong to severe thunderstorms tomorrow. we'll keep you posted on that as well. higher flash flooding threat. tomorrow's threats, wind and flash flooding. again, we'll be here to keep you posted with warnings as they come along. be weather ready as they come along. >> all right. stay safe with the storm team 4 weather app. you ca

timing of the severe weather threat today, 3:00 to 6:00, shenandoah valley, northern maryland, southe parts of the shenandoah valley, 6:00 to 9:00, and 9:00 to midnight or later down into parts of southern maryland. temperatures right now it's steamy outside already in the mid to upper 70s. hour by hour through your afternoon, any sunshine and we'll make mid to upper 80s. the stronger the storms are likely to become. our computer model forecast throws most of the big severe weather to our south and really the computer sa it misses us almost completely, i don't believe that. i think with this much energy aloft we need to stay on guard. we'll be watching out for you and you can be watching us. so here we go. seven-day forecast, all the bad news stacked up in the next 24 hours. after that, oh, man, mother nature throwing us another slow pitch kind of a week. >> we'll take it. >> sunshine, low humidity, a nice breeze, temperatures 10 degrees cler than average. it's going to be smooth sailing after monday night. >> going to make a big difference. >> i agree thanks, chuck. >> thanks. >>>ime

plenty of clouds across much of northern virginia and northern maryland as well. there's the view from prince george's county. cloudy skies aplenty. and i don't rule out random sprinkles late this morning. that's going to be over with around lunchtime. once that's gone, skies clear out and a quick warm-up. high temperatures today up near 91 degrees. only a 30% chance they're going to get a drop on today. but a 60% chance tomorrow and a severe weather threat tomorrow evening into tomorrow night. for now back into the studio. >> thank you so much. >>> the silver line will begin running in less than three hours. today's opening will -- adam tuss has followed this from the beginning. it's at the wiehle reston east station where everyone i excited a nvo awe >> reporter: we have followed this from the beginning. it's been years and years and years. sometimes seems like decades. but take a look. for the first time we've got the metro silver line smart trip card. let's give you a look at what's going on here. look off in the distance. you can see the trains are actually o

to extort capital from all of these northern maryland cities like hagerstown and middletown in frederick and he waste a lot of time when his mission is to get to washington, change the scope of the war, capture the city, dispersed the lincoln but he istion, extracting 200 grand from frederick. priorities. nature, the second factor. on july 10, the thermometer in georgetown in maryland stood in the mid-90's. the drought had been in the region for weeks on end. supply andn short the marching callings went .hrough six inch on the highway, not what we have with i270. probably took them just as long. [laughter] just about as unpleasant too. all of these delays due to our main point about the battle of fort stevens, and i don't want to go on too long because we have other things to talk about this afternoon. fort stevens had been set up as here insachusetts washington as early as 1861. after the previous invasion, they expanded fort massachusetts, who had been built by volunteers into fort stevens. you can still see, and we'll talk about the restored parapet. otherwise everyone says, where is

look at areas like northern maryland, the panhandle of west virginia down to 56 in martinsburg and 56n frederick. it will feel chilly almost like early september rather than middle of july. a cool start but not bad. tomorrow afternoon beautiful. nice and mild partly sunny. tomorrow looking fantastic and looking great the next few days. 84 on your wednesday. 87 on thursday and then showers on friday. watching a system on saturday could bring a better chance of rain. right now weekend not looking too bad. >>> he describes howard university as a national treasure. today the school's new president laid out his vision for the future. while enrollment is up he admitted a lot of challenges remain. >> reporter: new leadership at howard university. >> i'm really excited that he is the new president. >> reporter: dr. wayne fredrick is howard's new president stepping in during a trying time, among the issues, staff cuts and a past president who resigned amid allegations of mismanaging money. >> my top priority is to make sure that i connect with the alum and that i really make sure there is a fu

drifting mainly north of the mason-dixon line, but i couldn't rule out a quick little shower in far northern maryland in the mountains of west virginia. highs today once again generally up into the upper 70s and low 80s. it will be another chilly night tonight, not as cold as last night. you'll probably be three, four, five degrees warmer tomorrow morning than you were this morning but that still means plenty of chill in the air. low 50s in the shenandoah valley, low 60s once again right here in the metro area. here's a little bit of a rain chance. by 6:00 today, small chance at a quick little shower moving into western maryland. by later on, 9:30 tonight, little bit of a rain chance into western maryland, shenandoah valley. by 11:00 tonight, 11:30, again, light rain chances from frederick to hagerstown to martinsburg. we should stay dry in the metro. everyone is dry to get your thursday morning started. bright sunshine to start. clouds fill back in a little bit tomorrow afternoon. a very low chance at a shower tomorrow. i think more just an increasing cloud. but as we get into your friday, here come

we are seeing some lightening earlier, northern maryland, with a cluster of storms there but we will focus on our viewing area, zoom in, to see where it is raining right new around millville, new jersey down in bridgeton and deer field and cumberland county. vineland, new jersey getting rain as well and as we look again out to the west we will see if that cluster holds together just west of baltimore between baltimore and west minister, maryland. that is what we're keeping an eye on. we will look ahead in the the future cast. we will see cloud cover all day. it is not a good looking day. maybe a few areas of sun in the afternoon but firing up a cold front but thunderstorms in the afternoon and they should come through between say 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. and linger after that. it is a humid 75 degrees right now. 5:44 is your sunrise time. seventy-five atlantic city. sixty-seven mount pocono. dew point close to 07 degrees. not too much of a breeze. here's what we can expect this week. we are looking at clouds, fog muggy, scattered showers and thunderstorms, afternoon and evening storms tomo

there it is in the yellow and the orange across northern virginia, maryland, our western northern suburbs by 5:00 p.m. between 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. that's the main threat time when the storms will be coming through. after 8:00, many of the storms should be just lingering on the eastern shore, southern maryland and the northern neck. so the main impact for the afternoon commute from heavy downpours, may be snarling the commute. flashes of lightning in the sky. before then we'll get up into the low 90s. hot afternoon and very humid. it will stay humid overnight tonight too as temperatures drop back down into the 80s by 8:00. and then upper 70s by 11:00. by then most of the storms should be gone. by tomorrow morning down into the mid-70s, a lot of clouds around on tuesday. tomorrow afternoon highs into the 80s. some late morning downpours on tuesday, and then afternoon, heavy downpours with thunder and lightning. could get damaging winds again tomorrow. finally it settles down and turns really nice on wednesday and thursday. we'll have lower humidity, cooler temperatures. 60s

we are keeping an eye on this storm over northern maryland that will drift into southern lancaster ands and new severe thunderstorm warning for this storm for north central bucks and hunterdon county new jersey. severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until 9:00 tonight. any storm producing downpours, possible hail, quarter sized hail, damaging wind in guess of 60 miles an hour and these storms have a history of producing frequent lightening, as well. heat advisory also remains in effect, for more on that part of the coverage lets check back in with meteorologist justin drabick live from media, delaware county, hi justin. >> hi, good evening, kate. now tonight, dining under the stars is a hot night for it but the good news is we're storm free at the moment. we're on state street. they block off state street, from jackson to orange, every wednesday night the through rest of the summer and bring out tables and chairs and if you joined us over the past half an hour, we are just getting things underway. people are out enjoying their dinner tonight, it is hot and humid but why not, get

kent county and northeast maryland southeastern chester county in southeastern pennsylvania northwestern can't county in central delaware northern caroline county in eastern maryland queen anne's county in northeast maryland salem county in southern new jersey and eleven forty five pm at ten forty four pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a line of severe thunderstorms the severe storms extended from there my children and avon dale in pennsylvania did that in a drought call in maryland the storms are moving east at thirty five mph these storms are capable of producing damaging wind gusts and hail severe thunderstorms will be near cheney and west down around ten fifty five pm grady dillon tally the around eleven pm millington in wilmington minute around eleven o five pm newtown square in newcastle around eleven ten pm brooklyn travelled lake around eleven fifteen pm eastern landed in a drexel hill around eleven twenty pm this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move interest to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement or to the nati

mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for cecil county in northeast maryland northern kent county in northeast maryland southwestern chester county and southeast pennsylvania until six forty five pm at five thirty three pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a line of severe thunderstorms the severe storms extended from delta to pleasant hills to billy's quarters moving east and twenty five miles per hour these storms are capable of producing one inch diameter hail and damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour severe thunderstorms will be near rock springs around five fifty five pm bordeaux in kano ingle around six pm charge me a new town around six o five pm mt vernon and glenroy around six ten pm rome going would line around six fifteen pm boxford in better going around six twenty b.n. this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path moving towards to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement or to the national weather service this line of severe thunderstorms has already m

maryland. but they're eastbound, so northern and western maryland could get a are sprinkle in the next little bits. rain chances in and around town, only about 30% coming in later this afternoon. but the skies are clear over tysons corner this morning. so temperatures for your out the door forecast, 60s to low 70s. it's 73 here in tysons. mid-80s later today. beautiful sunrise in progress. check on traffic now with melissa mollet. >>> speaking of tyson, chopper 4 over the new silver line station if tysons corner. just keeping an eye on things from above for us this morning. everything looking good. a new crash 95 northbound at garrisonville road, two right lanes blocked. so you'll want to get around to the left. accident cleanup could take some time. otherwise looking quite good. i'm back in ten minutes. h. with much more on the silver line. >>> a little advice maybe for parents. play it cool when you're trying to get kids healthier. >> a new study says they will eat more vegetables if you quit lecturing them. children between the ages of 3 and 5 were told two stories right before eating carrots.

double scan live work are seeing some of the storms in the western suburbs and the northern parts of maryland march to the east, 451 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. we don't have the solid line of storms, we saw last night that was marching across the state of pennsylvania, they are now just trying to form together. as we look at double scan live closer, this particular storm moving north and east of edgewood, this produced heavy rain, and winds. it could clip the central part of newcastle county and windy hills 5:39 and red lion at 5:34, if that holds together that is the one storm we are watching that is severe at the present time. what to expect here is the storms are scattered, they are not as widespread as they were last night. we see wind damage in the area, and they are scattered in the region, isolated wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour, and quarter-size hail and the thunderstorm watch is in affect until 10:00 in most of our area. we'll look at the weekend in the seven day in a little bit. >> adam thank you, meantime storms last night blew threw with wicked winds that top

maryland. the back end starting to move into the northern parts of the metro. temperatures are rain cooled but in the low to mid 70s. rain and thunder the next hour or so, rain ending between about 8:00 and 9:00, breaks of sunshine before lunch, and then things get very, very interesting by later on today. severe weather threat is quite high. we'll detail the timing and type coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks, chuck. you'll be on top of it all day. >>> new this morning a federal judge ruled the district's ban on carrying guns in public is unconstitutional. in other word d.c. police now can't enforce that law. the ruling also allows non-d.c. residents to carry guns in the city. before the decision if you owned a gun in the district you had to keep it inside your home. no word on whether the district attorney's -- the district's attorney general will appe the decision. in 2008, the supreme court struck down d.c.'s gun ownership ban saying it violated the second amendment. >>> this morning an uber driver is charged with sexually assaulting one of h

thunderstorm watch remains in effect until eleven o'clock am sunday evening for northern delaware and northeastern maryland and new jersey and eastern pennsylvania repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until eleven pm for the following county new castle delaware in the following counties in maryland cecil intent in the following counties in pennsylvania chester in delaware. sure with on the soil heating it will pass and bore hole of the sufis keeping the temperature as it should be and also we were going to have named large lights and legs that will cover half the pitch of the pitch will be in lights all day every day so here is the spot act stadium in all its glory the playing surface is looking absolutely spectacular all the infrastructure is just days away now from completion it took four years of work and four hundred thirty million dollars of investment to get us to this point and it sees the stadiums far tack on the brink of becoming the new kid on moscow's footballing block but if you're one of those founds who prefers you'll stadium to be a little bit bigger and the habs have a li

but you'll have a little bit more than just a few drops in northern most maryland.there's a big slug of moisture coming our way. over here. over here. we're back over here. come on, now. come on. don't make me come over there, camera. i'll get you. it's good, isn't it? love it. people ask me do you do the show live?kk[[[mx you bet ya. would we leave these kind of things in here? we'd edit those out if we could. light rain, that's going to be it. it's more of a cdain issue today. rain chances fairly low in the metro area. but better chance for showers down into southern maryland. inside the metro today, you're going to be dodging an occasional drop or two. temperatures working their way mid to upper 70s by late this morning. out and around this afternoon, again, a whole lot of clouds. maybe a sliver or two of sunshine. temperatures into the low 80s today. if you're headed to the ballpark tonight, the brewers and the nationals. cloudy skies, but i wouldn't wor about rain delays at all. here's our future weather forecast. we'll keep the clouds around through the overni

fall getting better in northern maryland.an was right. let's look at the screen. was it lenticular? yes, absolutely. there's your umbrella. good for you. she's like, i don't want that. let's head inside to all of you. >> kick off the "heat index" with bethenny frankel facing main backlash after posting this instagram photo of herself wearing her 4-year-old daughter's pajamas. there it is right there. one of the top stories online right now. she captioned the feet toy, think we're ready to start sharing clothes yet? she says it was all a joke. not everyone laughing. i got to say i hated it when i saw it. i thought it was just -- >> why. >> sending all kinds of the wrong messaginmessages. look at her squeezing into it. >> there's a lot of young women who look up to her and have issues about their body and to be able to say that you can fit into a 4-year-old's clothing. >> yeah, come on. >> yeah, we want to hear from you. should bethenny frankel have posted this picture in the first place? tweet us what you think with the #soci

maryland. we talked about this yesterday. this will be pretty heavy activity. by 10:00, it is still hammering the northerneck and southern maryland. back to the north and the west, we are not in bad shape. 11:00 still heavy activity into southern maryland and maybe, you might even see some leftover showers half midnight. so, we will break this down. 70s to start. 79 at 1:00 p.m. a couple of sprinkles possible. 84 tomorrow. gorgeous on friday. there is your day to focus on. fantastic, 85 not humid. 91, a little more humid saturday, but still decent. okay, 93, sunday, maybe a thunderstorm, 90 on monday. maybe a thunderstorm, and then cooler again on tuesday and wednesday. tough day to be at training camp. dave owens is in richmond with redskins. are you making it and staying cool? >> i'll tell you what, topper, 95 degrees, humidity is at its peak. you better have one of these buddy. shade hat necessary for training camp. here we go. redskins sweating it out. let's take a look at the video. redskins sweating it out here on day one. somebody is already in the coach's dog house. we will tell you who right afte

showers out there first thing this morning across parts of northern pennsylvania, maryland, towards the i-81 corridor. couple of rain drops about 30 minutes away from winchester. martinsburg also goi to get a couple showers. right here moving onto i-95. just north of laurel and columbia. that's also movi off to the east. couple more sprinkles . so that's the hit and miss chance for this morning. by about lunchtime, we'll start to break out into a bit of sunshine. temperatures with anhi at allill make into the upper 80s and low 90s. our future weather forecast, it doesn't look like much on the computer models. just a few hit and miss chances. that's where the best rain chances will be later on today. things will be generally quiet overnight tonight though i couldn't rule out a passing shower. there's a little rain chance early on your sunday. and then tomorrow late morning, another chance for showers coming back in. and tomorrow afternoon that's when the rain chances really start to ramp up quite a bit. and sunday night into monday morning, that's when we have to worry about severe weath

you folks in southern maryland could get some big storms, especially southern maryland northern neck between about 10:00 and about midnight tomorrow with temperatures still in the 70s. overnight no worries, partly cloudy, muggy, low temperatures 68 to about 75. muggy start, though, 80 by 9:00, 87 by 11:00 and then 92 by 1:00 but dry through the early afternoon hours. so yellow alert tomorrow, some storms, some of those possibly heavy. our main threat would be some strong winds and heavy downpours. less humid thursday, but still some showers, 84, knocked down temps a bit there and 84 friday but very nice, low humidity and dry. next seven days saturday almost hot but not that humid, about 90, hot sunday, low 90s, a couple storms possible, much better storm chances on monday, about 87 and if all goes according to plan, we're back in the low 80s tuesday. we are stealing days from july. how about that? >> i like that. training camp. >> i'm sure players will appreciate it. >>> it was a little warm but not nearly as bad as we've had past training camps. both the redskins and ravens have som

metro area and down into parts of southern maryland and much of northern virginia down to richmond.e view outside from the tower looking straight up wisconsin avenue right there to bethesda, skies are mostly cloudy here in washington. prince george's county looking back over the district, mostly cloudy skies. there's the woodrow wilson bridge there. and out to the west, this is looking live at dullest international airport. you can see the blue ridge in the distance but that will fade with rain drops moving in within the next hour or. so they will gradually spread east. and it is much, much warmer east of the mountains. as a result, that's going to be the fuel for thunderstorms today. so the forecast is hot and humid. severe storms likely between 3:00 and 9:00. highs today upper 80s to lower 90s. that's the worst of it for the week. tomorrow starting out with clouds in the morning but sunshine turning breezy and cooler. highs tomorrow only in the low 80s. perfect day for getting out to enjoy the weather. barbara, one more check of the seven-day coming up. >>> see you in a few minute

we have seen a little bit in northern carroll county in maryland hovering around the mason-dixon lineall theess, thunderstorms will be diminishing as we get closer to sunset. it is warm and it will stay warm through the remainder of the evening. temperatures in the 80's eventually falling into the 60's and 70's overnight at our risk of thunderstorms will increase, especially through the early half of next week. a strong cold front approaches on tuesday. it will deliver cooler and drier air for the middle of next week. how cool will it get? we have the answers. driving up if you're through the district. the westbound i-65 exit ramp in untilvy yard are closed tomorrow night at 10:00. so d.osure is needed crews can complete work on the bridge. the last original member of the ramon's has passed away. a look at his life and legacy coming up. plus, learn how tracy morgan is fighting walmart after a crash that left him injured and kied one of his friends. a big scare in the skies as a plane traveled over water in a remote >> the last original member of the legendary punk rob group the ramon'

maryland. also moving into northern virginia just south of the nation's capitol.lso, toward the lehigh valley and the pocono mountains. we'll zoom in closer right now. the severe thunderstorm warning has expired for most of the ar area. the northern tip right now still under a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:45. that's normal hampton county. you can see around lower mount bethel watching for the potential of gusty winds in excess of 60 miles per hour but that activity is moving on out. around the philadelphia area, pretty quiet. dry conditions. a few sprinkles as we move into central and southern sections of new castle county also you can see around clay moving toward reading and berks county watching a little bit of activity but nothing is severe. lightning, most of it north and south of the immediate philadelphia area. you can see we're looking at about 495 lightning strikes with that activity. so not as severe as what we dealt with yesterday if any of those showers and storms pop up. 86 degrees right now is the temperature. winds out of the southwest at abo

it is for areas of frederick county, maryland now. northern loudon. the other warning continues until 6:00 for these areas. again until 6:00 p.m. here. storms bringing a lot of lightning. heavy rain and potential for winds gusting up to around 50 to 60 miles per hour. we'll cut back in if any new warnings should be issued. >> and the case involving some most vulnerable residents. allegedly after a woman was supposed to care for them. >> accuse of neglecting clients for months inside a dirty kond minimum. >> reporter: investigators are telling me this is one of the worst cases of vulnerable adult abuse they have ever seen. this is where it happened right here in this condo in belatance burg. authorities say instead of taking care of them, she took their money. it was inside this condo building where a woman apparently abused and even assaulted victims who had promised to take care and then stole their money. >> she would not have wanted anyone to treat they are loved ones shs her parents are her vulnerab relative in that manner. so i think it's terribl

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severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect until eleven pm sunday evening for northern delaware and northeastern maryland and new jersey and eastern pennsylvania repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until ten thirty pm for the following counties in pennsylvania x. box lehigh northampton. many of our brothers and sisters and. community including my son tim have been hurt. and hurt so much. and god is not going to stand for that. one. and this one is the three of us. i am a very spiritual person and i believe in our country one of the things the foundation believes our country is a right to whatever your belief is in a higher power or lack thereof so i'm not going to take someone's belief away so if there are seven baptist or they're evangelical pentecostal and they believe that we're going to hell because we're being gay i think they have every right in the world to believe that you know just like i have every right in the world to believe that i'm not going. to treat thank you for the student would. be to. expose whistles and. respect each other's differences and beliefs while i allow

tomorrow morning, there's a slight chance of an isolated shower for those of you in southern maryland and the northern neck. notice future weather putting in out at 7 a.m. everybody else is driechl there's only a 20% chance that that actually happens. as we get in to the midday hours, it is dry for your sunday lunch. starting as early as 1:30 in the afternoon, areas along the i-81 corridor could see a shower or thunderstorm develop. threat arrives at 3:00 in the metro area and could be heavy rain and thunderstorms moving through tomorrow. notice how much dry area there is on the map even at 6:00. so it is hit or miss kind of summer-like activity. . and the threat of showers or thunderstorms overnight on sunday. high temperature tomorrow, 94 degrees. it will be a little breezy with partly to many mostly cloudy skies. monday high of 93. it is humid on monday, as well. some afternoon showers and thunderstorms are likely. some showers, thunderstorms and even rain likely on tuesday, chris. a high of 89 and then this is the refreshing air i'm talking about. feel like early june highs in the mid-80s. 50s and

county and southern new jersey northern new castle county in northern delaware northern cecil county in northeast maryland west central burlington county and southern new jersey northwestern salem county in southern new jersey until twelve thirty am at eleven thirty pm national weather service doppler radar indicated a line of severe thunderstorms the severe storms extended from number of to perry bill moving east to twenty mph these storms are capable of producing quarter sized hail and damaging winds in excess of sixty miles per hour severe thunderstorms will be near cals down and down even around eleven forty pm newark and scored more around eleven forty five pm ellesmere in eden around eleven fifty pm newport in chester around eleven fifty five pm photographed around midnight glasgow and philadelphia international a.o.p. to around twelve o five am this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move indoors to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement or to the national weather service repeating a severe thunderstorm warning h

here we are at 9:30, big thunderstorms, w maryland, possibility of big thunderstorms northern sides of the d.c. metro area, and then by 10:00, 11:00, the whole area comes through the metro. this needs to be watched super carefully. storm team 4 is on alert for the remainder of the day today. amelia will be in here this afternoon, veronica on standby, tom is ready to come in if need be. we're all coming in. >> all hands on deck. >> tom will be here about 1:30 in the morning tromorning. he's off the hook for this afternoon. i willet in about 3:00 tomorrow morning go from there. >> i didn't know you were making everyone's schedule. >> attention everyone at home. >> i think you all just ought to sleep here. >> well- >> that's another story. >> we'll cross that bridge when we need to. >> hopefully we won't need to do that. >> let's hope. >> thank you, chuck. >>> college students are helping a boy with a bionic arm. see how it has changed his life. that's ahead. >>> well buildi a bionic arm, of course, not the easiest thing in the world. and buying one can cost thousands. this was the challe

and some heavy rain moving out of frederick and now carroll g to push into county and maryland and clipping the northern tip of montgomery county. widespread rain along i-81 over ridge back it front royal and a goodbye of lightning associated with the storms and rain beginning to push through loudoun, montgomery ounty and top side of the beltway. expect showers and thunder but largelyeather threat is reduced. that is good. e still have active watches in effect for counties here highlighted in pink to the north this watch in effect until 2:00 in the morning. tornado watch in yellow for rappahannock, page, counties rockingham in effect through 3:00 a.m. a be a little bit more of wind shear that could promote some tornadic development but be waning. n the 70's, 80 at reagan national and quantico and fredericksburg and a lot of so we expect here rain to be quite heavy at times. dew point temperatures in the 70's. but all of the storms associated with this strong cold front that drop our ically temperatures and humidity by the day tomorrow and even into tuesday. out of the e wind southwest between five to 10

virginia congressman, gerry connolly, says he is happy to have two sites in maryland competing against each other. >> the cia is in northern virginia. the pentagon is in northern virginia. a lot of the intelligence establishment with which they work to fight terrorism is already here. >> none of that in maryland. and so to disrupt that, i think would be a very profound mistake in terms of the long- term mission of the fbi. >> there will be environmental review and then a decision on a new fbi headquarters site in about 12 to 14 months. on capitol hill, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> prince georges county executive baker says he thinks the green belt site is tops in part because the metro is right there. >> the use of styrofoam and similar materials are going to be banned soon. vincent gray signed the bill today, the ban will not stay in effect until 2016. the law will require restaurants to use products that can be turned to compost or recycled. meat trays used by grocery stores will be exempt. the law is part of a larger environmental issue aimed at cleaning up the city's waterways. >>also, d.c.'s newly struck down ban on carryi