this ni report her ryan walker taking video of a storm rolling in e noticed the -- ncc reporter ryan alker taking video of a storm rolling in. he notesed it -- noticed it and started to record it. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> okay. it's going to be another hot, steamy day and we are going to be dealing with a lot of humidity out there. and maryland's most powerful radar looks dry but going into the afternoon, we have a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms to pop up in the picture for us. right now, the temperature in the centreville is coming in at around 72. 75 right now in baltimore. so we are very warm. very humid outside and and in annapolis, -- and in annapolis at around 70 degrees. this is what it looks like as of now. we will deal with more humidity and more high temperatures as we go throughout the day. so you're thinking about eating the lunch outdoors, i wouldn't do it. i would stay in the air conditioner. but going into 4 p.m., the temperature will be around 91. it's going to be a hot o

a cnn i reporter ryan walker taking pictures when he noticed the high wind blowing his roof off.well, this was wanesboro -- waynesboro tennessee and no one was hurt. >>> no rain for us yesterday and we have a code orange. >> it's the stuff we need. >> we need rain. since june 1st, we are about a 10th of an inch below average. and since january 1st we are about an inch and about a 10 below. so we need rain across the area. and we could get it in some of the scattered showers and thunderstorms that we could get as we go into the afternoon. more likely tomorrow. our high temperatures for today coming -- or yesterday came in right around 89 degrees. the reason why we stayed in close to normal is because we had more cloud cover out there. you know, what that's going tonight scenario going throughout today as well. so today i am forecasting around 91. and if we get more cloud cover in here as we go into the afternoon, again, temperatures can stay a little bit lower. but if we hit the sunshine and the sunshine sticks around for a while, temperatures will i say maybe be about 93 or 94 go

cnn i reporter ryan walker was taking video of a storm rolling in, all of a sudden he noticed the roof of his house was blown off. no one was hurt but walker got something he may want to show his insurance company. >>> now married's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> good morning. happy thursday to you. temperatures right now on the warm side. once again, coming in at around 71 into baltimore. dulles at 72. low 70s in hagerstown and winchester and charlotsville. york at 69 degrees. so, we are looking at moisture content and it's high once again. 69 in baltimore. and that's the dew point so you know when you get over to 65, we are feeling it. we felt it yesterday and the day before and we will continue to do so. 70 in dc and culpepper around 73. the satellite and radar is not picking up on a lot as of now. under mainly clear skies so we will get sunshine. the clouds will start to build in going throughout the day. and that's going to be setting us up for showers and thunderstorms scattered in nature into the afternoon. we have the cold

year here in washington, they've suffered from the same problem that governor walker did, which is that they came out with the ryan example, without any real messaging plan to try to sell that. and it immediately backfired on them. the kinds of things that they are wanting to do, they believe there is general support among the public, and there probably is, for cutting spending. as a general proposition, people want to do that. but when you get down to the details, they have not had a plan for trying to sell that. >> and jeff, it's the all for one. it's just the same argument democrats made. well, there's an agreement, say, in the health care, that they want something done with health care, but then it was the details that the middle didn't like. >> without question. and the details here is something that's really sort of been lacking. also the consequences of this. that's sort of been struck by the fact that, you know, a lot of rank and file house republicans have not been talking about the consequence. i wonder if they're hearing from their local chambers of commerce. if they're hearing from their local members

walker. you said it was thomas callaway, right? the correct answer is -- d, thomas callaway! sorry, emmitt and ryan.t next to me and he's going to be coming up in just a little bit, but first, let's head inside to ann. ♪ >>> all right, natalie, thank you. this morning on "today's" style, denim or summer and fall. the colors are constantly changing. we've got stacey london here, resident style expert and cohost of tlc's "what not to wear." good morning. >> good morning, ann. >> they're never going to go out of style but what's different about them this summer? >> never going out of style. today is not the best day to talk about denim. i did not plan the heat wave. but, yes, jeans will be important by monday, i think al said. going into fall, denim this season, it comes in every cut, every cut is trendy, every cut is popular. the skinny isn't going away but we'll see wider legs and different treatments, different colors. there is more available for different body types. >> including denim for work is ch is always a precarious idea. ellen is our model today. >> our gorgeous model. i'm actually going to