the rain is intense. the's no doubt abo the fact that it is coming down in buckets out there right now. already, iut you're just a ready to leave home, just wait. wait 15 orin 20es and let this pass by. it's moving north at a good clip. if you're ready to leave and you live near dulles, towards leesburg, you may want to hang tight for a next little bit. i want you to see more clearly at we're talking about here. a little zoom in won't hurt. we'll show you wheretorm is. this is the area, just near falls church. it's not a big circulation on rad radar. but nonetheless, tdre sho be the potential of a spinup there. just keep in mind, if you're in that part of northern virginia, the tornado morning goes until 6:15 in the morning. you see on 495, this storm is going northbound. it will go to mclane, east of great falls and into montgomery county. if you liv in this area, of fairfax county or montgomery county, you may want to stay indoors. it's able to produce blinding rain and the tornado concerning until 6:15

>>> oh, we've got rain on the way. two weather systems combining to bringeavy rain to the area today. we are weather alert with what you need to know >> off the rails. a maintenance project shutting down two busy metro stations in d.c. for weeks. find out the plan to keep you >>> an emotional ride. a month after someone wasd gunne down, his friends take one last ride with him to the place wher fe ended. >>> good morning to you. >> a beautiful workweek is over and now we're looking at weekend showers moving in today. >> it's a weather alert day.an wet to get right over to lauren to tel us what we can expect as we're looking life outside. not too bad of a start. >> we'll have rain push into the area through the mornioi. and we're to have rain chances up until thursday of this womanicoming workwee. un is coming up right now at 6:00 a.m. 74 degree that's pretty much where we're going to stay today with temperatures in the 70s. you'll feel the humidity creeping back in as ug continue ththe day. look at this. a few showers es

but the highways andbyways so far have not been that bad. more rain is coming and drivers should be on guard for that. make sure you're aware of the conditions outside as you're making your way to work this morning, guys. back to you in the newsrom. >> thanyou, justin. >>> the tornado warning storm team 4 tracked for y live yesterday morning turned out to be an actual tornado. t> you can see some of the damage it l behind here on the athletic fields at the thomash jefferson hhool in alexandria. the batting cages twisted and mangled there. it was an ef-0 tornado with bonds around 70 miles per hour. you n was hurt. >>> one d.c. firefighter is injured ter battling this fire in northwest d.c. thankfully, though, that okrefighter, we're told, is expected to be. fire officials say it started on the rooftop deck of a bar and burned downward. the four-story bar is near the intersection of 73 and i. >>> the company's prime minister describing a deadly wildfire as quote unspeakable. chris lawrence at the live desk with the latest on this tragedy in greece. chri

rain. at times it will be heavy. right now for the mostart 're looking at lighter rain across the d.c. metro area and heavier rain back towards the county andwarren clark county. shower activity. most light around the d.c. metro area.o starting t see at least some of these showers break out. they are becoming a little bita r into parts of montgomery county. north of gaitburg and that's a heavy shower. this one around bethesda right around the kensington area. right up to georgia avenue and you might see some moving on in here. a lot more where that came from. moisre out of the uth, but not a lot of yellows an oranges. not talking heavy rain for the next few hours though weo anticipate it picking up. much more on this, and the dryer pattern setting up for it the end of the week. i'll have that for you a little bit later. >> thank you, doug. we invite you to download our nbc washington app if yout don' have already. that's where you'll find doug's hour-by-houru'orecast. find a live interactive radar which really comes in ndy these days. do have a favor to ask you. if you do have heavy flo

the heavy rain. much t rain? watch rain ar a heavy rain. over a six, 1hour riode cld pkig up three to 4-inchesf cld four plus in speaking i-95 off to the east, towards the bay and the anywherehore, between three and 4-inches of rain. back to the west, still w just not quite as heavy. there i think a general one t 3 inches of rain. here's the area of low pressure coming up the coast bringing u all the moisture with it.th coming ie delmarva now and southern maryland, too. we have a couple of little light shows just moving across the western section -- i mean theastern section, pardon me, of d.c. right up i-95 but most of the rain nowow is d into southern maryland, the delmarva and back down towar norfolk and this continues to feed in and it will be feeding in. look ataihe forecast ofn today. noontime it starts moving across and between about five, 6, 7lock o'c a rain moving in. rain, again, will behifting offer to the e sast and we should start drying up a little bit overnight ton.htig da bit as the ra

rain. at times it will be heavy. right now for the mostart 're looking at lighter rain across the d.c. tro area and heavier rain back towards the county andwarren clark county. shower activity. most light around the d.c. metro area.o starting t see at least some of these showers break out. they are becoming a little bita r into parts of montgomery county. north of gaitburg and that's a heavy shower. this one around bethesda right around the kensington area. right up to georgia avenue and you might see some moving on in here. a lot more where that came from. moisre out of the uth, but not a lot of yellows an oranges. not talking heavy rain for the next few hours though weo anticipate it picking up. much more on this, and the dryer tt

the rain has definitely slowed things down qte a bit. live in georgetown, this is canal road, you can see the vehicles ting it nice and slow, definitely a good thing. still plenty of people out on the roadways this afterno. we have se some ponding on the roadways, which is cause for extra precaution. hif you doe to venture out, you want to make sure you take your time, you drive for the conditions at hand, and that e lower than the actual speed limi turn on your lights and use your windshield wipers. give other vehicles space in front of you, and be aware of hydroplaning because that's a poss rility in heavyn. we spoke with one father this afternoon who is alrindy prep himself for a little bit of cabin fever for the next couple days.s le listen. >> it was so nice. it was getting enjoyable, but th rain, i an, we need it, but i don't know what we going to do with these kids with all this rain. can't go nowhere. getting foggy whenou're driving, the visual is kinda hard. so if you don't have to go nowhere, find you sng to do with the kids and

you can see the rain finally coming to anend. g back six hours, it was coming down around the metro region in time for the evening rush. we saw so many problems with area roadways being flooded because we had so many people on ads. right nthough, look at this. we can breathe a sigh of reliefr still sctivity going on towards the eastern shore. you cross down around the easton area. that's about it. the wider view shows what's going on. you can see spin in the sfeestd making its way up to the north and east. the front bac to the west, still showers back towards west virginia. these will daise they mov our way. that means for us a pretty nice day tomorrow for the most part. a lot nicer but hot and humid. look at the rain. national airport, 9.16 inches, dulles 9.68. dwi, 15.4 inches of rain. three of thosead days over three inches of rain, two of them over four tches. and j matter of a couple of days. this is not a tropical storm or hurricane. this was just a tropical feed of moisture we ha had for days. flood warnings continue across

all of the rain thae webout to see. n part of the region. right now low clouds around d.c. current temperature 84 degrees and i do expect rain between now and about 7:00. you can see the rain chance with atures falling into the 70s. here's the current radar. not a lot of rain on this radar, and not a lot of yellows and reds out there, but we're seeing some of the reds up towards the baltimore area and flood warning continues for that region. around the hagerstown w area, saw some that have ali ender into parts of northern virginia, most on the light to moderate side. look at charles county in towards maryland south and east of laplata. tthat's coming up towar fairfax area. look at fairfax. zoom in on fairfax county. right through fairfax and seeing heavy rain and right along 50 and 66 at 123.es that contio move up to the north this. whole line, however, is moving slowly to the east,ds so h up. if you're in d.c. and head up if you're in bethesda. migh r be seeingn in that area as well. flash flood watch continues until 2:

most of the rain across northera ma is coming from southern pennsylvania. this wil the day. on through awash of heavy rain and thunderstorms here, over the next hour and a half to two hours. and opportunity for daytime heating. get tempetures in the l 80s today. with all of the humidity arnold, scattered thunderstorms likely. and another wave of rain coming in 4:00 to 6:00 this evening. the commute could be hit hard by rainfall. more of the sameom forrow and wednesday. could get more than an inch rain every day for the next three days. that's never good news on the commute. >> that's not good news for t roads. >>> here is something else, not good news here. sohbound 95 at 198 in laurel. we have a three-car crash in the center of the roadway. and look at the backups here. this morning, we're breaking because of the situation. it sounds like it's a tractor-trailer and two other vehicles. they're trying to get it out of the way jo germantown, all lanes blocked to a sinkhole. take 118, as well. a slow spot on the outer loop as you come around to river road. quite slow because of

in the steamy mid-70s. rainnderstorms heavy possible later on this afteoon. >> more about the drying trend and your weekend in a few minutes. et's go to wtop's jack taylor. >> hey, chuck, thankyou. good morning. delays on the inner loop of the be past university boulevard towards new hampshire avenue. word of a vehicle fireay have literally dropped a hose or radiator. rused steam. fire andcue left the scene. everything is on the shoulder. flashing lights will cause the slowdown at colesville road. boroughs avenue, broken down vehicle that's been safely moved to the shoulder. fairfax c puntyrkway after the burke parkway, on the right sid of theroadway, hopefully that's cleared quickly. back to you. >> thanks, jack. >>> today the community will say good-bye to 10-year-old makiyah wilson. she was shot and killed on the way to get ice cream. >> fo men were shooting but nine days after her death, still no arrests. news 4's nicole jacobs is in northeast where makiyah laid to rest later today. good morning. >> reporter

not everybody has seen the rain. a lot of rain in hagerstown and frederick roundy and along thee baltim area, seen numerous heavy showers and more shor activity and all of it is making its way to the south. some of the showers comthg throug district. the heaviest rain shower north and east of frederick and zoom on inhe towards d.c. metro area and most of this is on the light side. so moderate showers right there now along 95 as it makes its w towards the springfield area. this whole line is coming in towards d.c. so we'll see rain through downtown d.c., and as i mentioned we expect more rain over the next coup of days and that's why there's a flash f uod watcil 2:00 a.m. and much more on this and amelia joins me again in 15 minutes. >> doug, thank you.t you'll w our nbc washington app nearby over the next couple of days. free to download. you can set weather as your home page. it's where we'll be sending br >>> new details tonight in the mysterious murder of an arlington man. police have arrested a man in howard count

we'll see the rain approaching. could see a couple of showers around lunchtime. 74 in washington. 66, fredericks. the best time is going 7:00 a.m., or 8:00 or 9:00. after that, we i have rain the forecast. temperatures may p not gett the upper 70s in some area. the rain in the south, in the early after noon, what the afternoon and evening hours are, scattered showe are in the forecast. look at this week. oigh rain chances everywhere. we're not going see much in the way of sunshine. just keep in mind that you will need the umbrella with you today. tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, friday. could be saturday and sunday, too. we're not going to see a break until next week. let's get to jack taylor and a check on the roads on this monday. >>> we'll start out in sterlingn havernight crash on 7, going eastbound. atlantic boulevard, you'r h goig e to make some turns. just be aware. theccident itself occurred. westbound lanes but the eastbound continues to dirt. on 370 headed westbound, the accident of shady grove road. everythi

the heaviest rain is moving out. and thunderstorms moving through. it's 75 n degrees right. parts of the district drying out. there is still a chance for a shower until about 7:00 p.m. tonight. otherwise the temperature around 79 degrees. we're dry by:00 with a temperature of 77, and by 9:00 p.m. lower humidity levels move into the area with a temperature at that point 76. we're hearing of a lot of power outages across the area, a lot of lights that a out and, of course, a lot of flooding on area roads and down at nats park as well. doug was down there actuallyen he heavy rain moved n.doug, what's the latest down there right n at nats park? >> reporter: yeah, amelia, taking a look at the rain and dealing with light rain right now. you notice the gates open right now at 4:30. you can see the line out there right now. if not for the rain the line would be a lot longer. actually inside the reswiurant th these guys right here hand that was abouestion everydy was asking today is when the rain is going to stop. i told them,

bwi marshall, the wettest july on record andid morepread rain in the forecast. not a continuous rain. we'll have some breaks, and b're gettingaks from the rain we'll have mostly cloudy skies. everybody noticing the mugginess, and look at the nice change. thursday and friday, the green here, well, most of us are completely dry especially during the daytime hours. towards the weekend, a chanceno for aft and evening scattered showers and thunderstorms, so it's n o widesprer the weekend. as we look to the beginning of the workweek we starthe to see wet pattern set up again. as you're making your weekend plans, if youine pla pool time this weekend, go earlier and you'll be just fine. warm and humid. yard rk, those lawns are going to be saturated but plan to get out in your garden during t mornin and the car wash, doug, hold off. look at the steeven-day forecas we have a chance of rain every single day. >> kind of the ptern that reinvents itself next week. we're not expecting as much rain next week as this. looking towar thursday and friday, nice weather as far as suns

there is rain happening now. the monsoon level rains are expected to intensify the next week. >> cnn meteorologist allison chinchar is joining us now. david talked about the intense rains they experienced laea lit while ago. this is going to keep up the next week now. >> and get worse next week. by that i mean the amount of rain that is going to fall is going to get larger and larger so that is a concern. that window is narrowing very quickly. here is a look at the satellite. here you can see thailand. this is the area around where the cave is. all of the orange and red colors you see here is the moisture. that rain moving back into the area. and it's really starting to surge. you're going to see more frequent downpours as those rain showers get closer. here is a look at the last couple of weeks. we had a lot of rain early on in june. but the good news was from july 2nd to the 7th a break but notice yesterday on or 11 hours ahead of us there they get rain and we will continue to see the rain. sunday, monday, and tuns

the rest. w >>re tracking a weather alert. more rain and warnings on the board. minders of what not to do. >> we're going to remind you about this rain over and over heavy rainmaking its way into theea. we'll time it out and separate what is happening tonight and tomorrow. i'm going to back it ywhere ♪ >> a child stealing the show before she takes the does your business internet provider promise a lot? e let's o delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go online today. i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran fiv

the rain will make its way tomorrow in the south. allus fg around this storm that's brought severe weather once again toik places kentucky and portions of tennessee. that system moving our way. by tomorrow morning, i around our region. look how much rain we see in that area. some areas west of the blue ridge may not s a whole lot. dc eastward, a big soaker we're in for a lot of rain terough the next couple days. i'll up you how much to expect tomorrow and what 0 expe right on into the end of next week. a long rainy pattern shaping up. >> thank you, doug. see you in a few minutes. stay with news4 as we get you ready for tomorrow's rain. it will be a weather alert day. for forecasts open our nbc washington app. >> new at 11:00 tonight, paying tribute to a man kil on the job in alexandria. he loved to bicycle throughtold streets. as darcy spencer shows us, ople close to him took one last ride tonight to honor his memory. darcy? >> reporter: jim, the victim was simply at work right up here in the second story office building. his friends

the potom in arlington. adam? >> oh, my goodness, guys. so much rain over the last couple of days, and did you know that if you're driving in this kind of weather you shouldou reduce speed by a third. you should not use cruise control d, of course, should have your windshield wipers on and your headlines on. take a look right now a the water continues to rage here. this is all that have water that's saturating tma ground and ng travel tricky. >> all this rains making the rive irs roll. >> yeah, it's too much. >> trees down. traffic stopped and some close calls out there making driving a bit uneasy right now. >> it's scary driving on these roads. i'm worried a tree is going to come down at any moment. >> reporter: mary talking about the recent deluge especially in northern virginia. >> oh, my gosh, it's crazy. i was watering my grass a week ago. >> yeah, all have you to do is take a look at great falls here on the virginia side to see just how much rain has fallen. normally this river flowing pretty well, but right now it's absolutely ging, and all of t

it was caused of the rain in the last few days. middlebrook road to crystal rock drive could be closed for weeks. >>> now, to a developing city in ocean city. a woman was impaled in the chest by a beach umbrella. a gust of wind lifted that off ground. the woman was conscious when she was air-lifted to the hospital. la week, strong winds drove a beach umbrella into the ankle o a woman on t shore. >>> now news in canada where there's a mass shooting. >> yeah. here's what we've learned. it happene on one of the busiest streets in canada. the shooter and a young woman are dead. you're about to hear the actual gunshots. [ gunfire >> there it is. one shot after another. ronto police say the man walked along firing at restaurants and cafes. he shot 14 pele,ncluding the woman that died. he got into a shoot-out with police and officers shot and killed him. as far as motive, police say it wasn't random. and they're not ruling out the possibility that this was terrorism. we learned that one of the victims of the young girl, 8 or 9 years old,

fredericksburg, you're going to see the rain first after 9:00. temperatures right now, id comfortable, to upper 60s in many of the surbs. here's future weather. now, we go through the late morning hours and closer to lunchtime. there's 12:00 xpp.m., wet showers to be moving through most of the area around d.c. and points south. so, by lunchtime, you'll need the umbrella if you're heading out f lunch. don't forget it if you leave this morning and you'll want it for the rest of the week. we'll look at the high rain chances for this week coming up. let's go over to jack taylor and >>e what's happening on the roads. ood morning. we'll start off columbia, 32, eastbound, out of shaker drive. the left lane blocked. that's not causing a big delay so far. word of a truck fire, goingn southbound maryland, after 212, before you get to the beltway. along the right side of the roadway, could be overheated brakes. fire and rescue to the scene. in spngfield, moving north on t5, as you head up to the beltway, word tne left the roadway, hopefully maintaining himse

. >>> hope you're notic of the rain just yet. >> good news for you folks. there is a lot more coming as you can see. good afternoon, i'm leon harris. >> news, the storms are moving in just in time for the evening commute. this is fifth straight day we have t been in our weather alert mode. all dayhe skies have been dark and many of you have seen rain in a lot of o area. today more flooding concerning are appearing achoper 4 -- let's begin with doug and amelia in th storm center. is there any relief onay the? >> there is definitely relief on the way. really starting during the day tomorrow. today we're looking at a good chance of heavy rain in parts of the area, but a little less concerned about the flooding potential tonight. even though we have tha watch going to 2:00. >> we're probably going to see a line of tnderstorms movin through the area with heavy rain, maybe some lightning and then relief tomorrow. >> one thing they're not going to do today, though, as much as they have the pastf couple days is called training, that means going over the same over an

it had been delayed because of the rain. belle turns 3 this fall but is already in the fight for her life. she has a rare and definite rate issing neurological disease for which there is n treatment and no treatment. the stand raised more than $1,000 within two hours to help within the research for the illness and it was all of her friend that put it together. >> a let me object aid stand that the kids put together that can raise $1,000. >> every bit helps. >> even their parents were like a lemon aid stand? really? but when they saw reaction, it was phenomenal. >> put it next to a construction zone and you will be getting sales all day long. hopefully this week if theyt break out again they can get it going between the rain breaks. >> when in. >> we have rain around currently. some of the areas are not seeing noy rain. through the aft the showers become more widespread. for the rest of the weekgae are once in a rainy pattern. this is not with news to anyone who h flooded basement last week i'm sure. fortunately we have dayf

rain. >> absolutely. >> streaming in from the south. st week we were talking about we need rain. >> stop saying that. >> i think we'r good with the rain. the rain machine can stop now. here's the thing, it going to after today. today we're still dealing with the rain. we have a dry condition for most of thearea. we are watching some showers down to the south. culpepper will be seeing that soon. they're moving mainly to the north and northeast here. as m weve over into parts of loudoun county, near leesburg and hillsborough, seeing light to merate rain showers. the rest of the area fairly dry. all the moisture is still streaming from the south. today, again, is g to be a day where you need the umbrella and the rain boots, all that. temperures in the mido low 70s right now. as we go through the day, we'll on t get into abo low 80s. but as we go through the afternoon hours, we'll see most of our rain moving in. a closer look at what you can expect withlief coming tomorrow. i'll show that you in a bit. jack taylor has aheck on the ds. gorge

rain across that region if we have a look at the stats for the month so the average rain is around three hundred millimeters for the month so it's going to rain heavily at some point during this month that hasn't rained for about three or four days that the chances are in the next few days it will rain heavily it's that time of year but of course the rain might not be coming from here because as is the way with geology the water flows through rocks so this is a huge mountain range and the water could be coming from hundreds if not thousands of miles away and also there's talk of well they've been doing this if they've been drilling sample holes to see what they might encounter if they decide to go from the top to get to these children and their football coach but they don't know what kind of layering of rocks and mud rocks and mud they may find surely and how that will react if the rain water then in effect is presented with a new point that it can enter into the cave system that's right because what's already in the rocks is a major concern but what could also come into the rocks and if

by wednesday, we have the high rain chance around. r today, for the rainfall that we have coming, we could see anywhere from about a quarter if h to maybe an inch or so, depending on where you live. we'll be watching that closely. look at the rain chances as we go through the rest of theweek. today will be the coolest, in the mid to upper 80s with afternoon showers and storms. so far, we are putting chances in as we go into the weekend. let's head over to jack taylor in for melissa this inmo good morning, jack. >> good morning, sheena. beltway maryland, outer loop, the work zone picking up from the roadway. two right lanes were getting by and two left lanes were blocked. out of the roadway, by the time u get there, they should be cleared. morning number one of the new traffic pattern, south of the george washington parkway, north of spout we're going to be dealing with a new traffic pattern. two lanes southbound, one northbound. everyone will be on the northbound side. this will be different. just be aware. penn line train 4:57, it has

take a look at the rain totals. this is just through tomorrow. upwards of 2.6 inches of rain in d. , not much at all back e towards the b ridge. we'll be talking much more about by hour take you hour to show you what to expect for the weekend coming up in 15 minutes. ew thank you. >>> tragic details on the doug boat that capsized in missouri ptoday. >> 1ple died. the victim, one victim as young as 1 and another a old at 70. >> that boat was caught in the middle of a raging thundereorm with mhan 30 people on board. nbc's jay gray is in branson,

no heavy rain set to move inas over the couple of hours, but we'll see areas of rain out there for thening tmmute. an rain continues at times right on through wednesday night at least because of all the rain we have had, we're going to see another two to five inches. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for everybody until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and this will likely be ndex because as you can see on your ten-day forecast, more rain atr times tom throughout the day with some heavy rain possible and that continues on .wednesday as we angie? >>> thank you so much, amelia. that's going to wrap it up for this edition of ""news4 midday"." thank you for spending youry monday midith us. we're back on the air this afternoon starting at 4:00. remember to get all the latest on the weather and ourbc washin ngt >>> we are live, in five, four, three, two, one. >> justin, tiffany is pregnant righnow. can you speak on that? >> you seem too norl to be doing this job. >> really? >> i think so. >> i don't understand why you try to get a ride. >> because you announced the world

the seconds thing was the rain. we were in a torrential downpour and there was a red line between the amount of rain falling and the water they could pump out of there. the commander decided the red line had been reached. bethink below me, where i'm standing now, boys are wading, even diving through the murky water. this is an extraordinary operation. nothing like it has been attempted anywhere at any time. fingers crossed, 2 out, 11 to go. >> that was bill neely on location at chiang rai. let's go to steven weeks. we know this is a long extra kags p extrication process. >> i can tell you that the royal thai navy s.e.a.l.s are reporting on the facebook page that at 19:47, 8:47 p.m., the fourth wild boar is out of the cave. the children are from a team that are wild boars. they are confirming the fourth child is out of the cave as of 19:47. this is the official facebook page who are of the thai navy s.e.a.l.s. >> i think the kids may appreciate that once they find out what has happened. it's good we know for sure, fou

we had the rain coming down hard. we've seen this ink the past w with all of the storms rolling through the area. river roadwe closed b 44th and ellicott street. this is a relatively small stretch of road. the only hope has to b crews can get out there and get that cleared in the next couple hours before the big rush starts. eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:34. now, toes the l information on the controversy surrounding theodore mccarrick's resignation from the catholic church. his name is no locker on a building in springe spring. the theodore mccarrick center is now the catholic charity center. mccarrick faces accusations of sexual abuse. over the weekend, pope francis accepted his resignation. >>> an updaten the homicide we tracked yesterday. ince george's police say that giovani litt was gunned dow in ont of his own home. the two knew litt rndbed him before the shooting. top storiese the we're following for you. twoie more d.c. fam have lost loved ones to shootings in the district. a man was shot and kille

but most of the rain c comes through the day today. showers of theestern suburbs into the shenandoah valley. that means our rain chances here in and around the city are highest, between 6:00 p.m.nd midnight. you could get rained on before that. that's when the highest chances for rain will be. >> you can u our nbc washington app. it has an interactive radar feature on it for you. you can zoom in and see the t showers ay come back in the region. temperatures-wise, mid-60s and 70s for the 31st and finay of the month of july. 81 this afternoon. your rain chances stand at 60%. if you're going to the nats game tonight, it's the first pitch against the new york mets. rain chaes aregh. they should be able to squeak that game in. that's a day-of ca. once we get closer to 6:00, 7:00, we'll have bette feel for that. high rain chances each and every day, from now until the first half of the weekend. sheena will look at the weekend. >>> let's go over to jack taylor now. >> chucin good mo the beltway, maryland just wrapped up on the inner loom. the

is the real area ofhe y rain. heaviest through loudoun county, fairfax and montgomy counties as well. also down towards prince william county. drive camera around the germantown area. i just got off the phone with our photographer who is nowiv g in the truck. told him to go down quins orchard road. light to moderate rain right now. the streets are extremely wet. that's going to be the case overnight tonight, and, of course, we're heading into the evening rush. make sure y to giverself plenty of time and your loved ones extra time to get home as well. if you have your windshield pers on, by the way, make sure you have those lights on. let's stop this right here. ti want zoom into this area right here. did i not put that in play m pe? go ahead a it in play tode, amelia, then we can zoom in. riround sterling. here is the big storm right here right over 16th street ints through pf fairfax. but this area right here, lightning, thunder. this are here all seeing very, very heavy rain. because of that, we have a flood warn

the weather. w showerinther and rain chances continue through the week. what about the wankend rain s? na has your teday forecast n- >>> you're watching "news 4 toda soday." jury selection beg in virginia against paul manafort.f >> mt is the first person to face trial for charges filed by robert mueller. >> tracie potts is following the latest on capitol hill.or what's manaccused of? >> tax evasion and bank fraud. nothing to do with connections to errussia, oth than the fact he made that money, the consulting ays, by with the russian-backed ukrainian government, even lobbying for the here in the united states. when the money ran out, millions of dollars he sshed in offshore accounts, prosecutors telege that he got bank loans from real es that he bought from that mon to continue a vish lifestyle. these are the types of things that we're likely to hear when uis trial geter way. it's expected to last about three weeks. what's significant here, if he's convicted, if he is facing ten years behind bars, then the mueller team could use that to try to encourage him to talk more about his time w

rain down towards charles county. see the red. you can ao pretty much say that's about six and a half to seven inches of rain. all the way into prince william. we head out north of the district into montgomery county. 6.4 inches of rain. future cast tomorrow. dry to start. by 1:00 the showers going to sort firing up. could be in forome thunderstorms as well tomorrow evening. scattered, 6:00 p.m. a lot of breaks between the clouds and rain. dry weather and rain. we are going to see the stms. 10:00 p.m. should be wrapping things up. this had a major impact. not only the temperatures. look at 60s neighborhoods. right now at 59 degrees. 69 in washington. if you are heading to the game. keep this in mind. might not be widespread. might get hit with shower or storm. have to watch that closely. you are going to be running errands tomorrow, getting things done, earlier is better. >>> next couplef days, rain, rain, rain. thursday more rain. friday, even friday. when we are looking dry. there's a cha of rain. believe it or not. >> such a sad

some of us mainlyw d and you notice the rain quickly moving in and the heavier rain. moderate to heavy rain moving through parts ofoudoun and fauquier county. fairfax already starting to see someth o lighter showers, a few sprinkles had fall with heavier rain moving inetween 53:00 and 6:00 p.m. rain outlook through saturday, when i say plenty of dry time here's what i'm scattered thunderstorms in the forecast so about a 60% chance that we're dealing with rainow tomo on wednesday only about a 0% chance. that means somef us could stay day. some sunshine in the forecast on friday is going to help fuel the potential for some stronger thunderstorms out there on wednesday afternoon and while some of us d may stay some of us will be dealing with heavy rain. widespread rain looking likely on thursday and still some dry time out there. scattered showers and maybe afe rumbles of showers on friday and a chance for showers and thunderstorms on your saturday. currently our temperatures are in the 70s and even 60s and back around iz 81. pretty freshing and startfeg to humid. 76 rig

we'll look at when the rain chances return. melissa is on the road. >> i'm sure the camp counselors are grateful for today. looksing at inorthwest. th the video we were showing you with the water gushing down the street. broad bnch road near 27th. the flooding has subsided but we have a downed tree, stopping any traffic from getting through. georgetown pike between bellview and towlston road here. the ground is so soft because of all of the saturation. 66 and 95, no problem there's. the rest of looking good.is >>> 4:31 right now. more on our road conditions. look at this scene on west willard road. the driver of that suv drove to the awwater. e s several cars do this turnaround. thankfully no one decided to go all the way through. >>> it was a close call for folks in ellicott city, maryland. people warned people near main street to move to higher groedd. >> it caus water to rise. >>> vir sniate police have issued an amber alert. >> grace galliher was abducted by a man named richard tester. tester is 52 years old, galliher 17. th

because of the rain tomorrow we're calling it a weather alert day. some areas could see a lot of it. >> "first on 4:00," paychecks problem, the tax mistake that p could cosple who work in d.c. >> secrets recording. new details about a tape of president trump allegedly discussing payoynt to a "plamodel. >> and first at 4:00, new tragic details emerging on the deemed duck boat and the boat in a capsized killing 17 people. >> the victim as old as 1 and the old as 70. >> the boat became trapped in a raging thunderstorm with more than 30 people on board. >> nbc's jay gray begins our coverage from branson, missouri this evening. jay, what a tragic terrible story. >> yeah, horrible, leon and this community is reeling as you would expect. happened yesterday just before sunset when those who were on the lake said it popped up quickly and out of nowhere. ght now investigators are continuing their work in this stunned vacation town that is mourning this evening. the search is over here. the struggle though is not. >> we're broken. our hearts are broken. >> repor

but there's a weather deadline the monsoon rains are expected to return on sunday which is the biggest issue right now is it getting that water level down or training the boy. to get it. to get the. one hundred thirty million liters of water have already been pumped out of the massive cave system now the water level not to be down to a level where the boys can walk all the way out any time soon by getting it is lowest possible helps reduce risk when they do finally leave. as well as much activity underground rescuers are searching above the cave looking for a possible altered it escape route. we are calculating the position of the children and the corresponding position on the surface we are also mobilizing our teams to survey the jungle and about twenty to thirty teams of convergence to survey for. the governor says if the risk assessment of bringing them out is a ninety percent success they will go for as with the weather forecast looks like that number will only get smaller. over the should angwin these here with well let's continue first for we get to richard so at this stage is it

and that is a crucial factor in the rescue. it rainsng into the cave. it could flood in the cave. so we hope the rescue can go on as planned. >> rafael rouge, thank you for your time and your work you have put in with these boys. thank you. >> the layout of the cave there and the spot where the soccer team is trapped represent more challenges for the rescuers. look at this. the group was found two and a half miles from the entrance of the cave which is about six-tenths of a mile underground. the divers take one boy at a time. that part is more than a mile long. they will have to travel through narrow and flooded passages which some have described, consider this, as having absolutely no visibility. once they reach the command center, special rescue teams will take over at that point. they will help the boys through the rest of the journey which is more than a mile to the exit and it may require carrying those boys on stretchers. divers will head back the other way to get back to the boys and their coach until all of them are out. >>> the

let's speak of the numbers right now h where wee seen the rain. we have seen the heat indices come down. 86 in d.c. and 1100 and 98 in leesburg. still a very hotidnd h day. ties for the warmest day we've seen so far this year. so far, amelia, i think we hit the 97 degrees. actually thanking, you know, my lucky stars we had the showers come through. it feels a whole lot better out here right now. a little bit morerr on to's weather and let's go inside to amelia. >> more srms out there tomorrow and even more widespread than we saw this afternoon. the time line between noon and 7:00. 7:00 a.m we'rery and humid and already at 78 degrees. 9 degrees bylunchtime and storms at that point starting to fire in west virginia and movg through t area from west to east. largely during the afternoon hours. 00 p.m. a temperature of 86 and tracking scattered thunderstorms. by 7:00 p.m. the storms are east of 95. we're starting to see the sunshine retn and 83 degrees. now, unlike today when the sunshine returns tomorrow, we'll seat humidity levels d comen so tomorrow

bursts of rain, the odd rumble heavy bursts of rain, the odd rumble of thunder. across england and wales, sunny spells and western counties, is scattering of showers, right across northern ireland, the north—west of scotland is just missing that rain. still, gusty winds through the afternoon, perhaps gusting at 15 mph. highs of around 23 celsius. as that rain clears towards the north—east, some clear spells for a time, still a fairly breezy south—westerly wind, then into the early hours a few showery outbreaks of rain to look out for. temperatures overnight fairly warm in the south, not much lower than 18 for parts of london, cooler in the north, 9—13dc. this is how it is looking into the working week, still ina looking into the working week, still in a showery flow of air, some weather fronts, so for south—east england some showery rain to begin with, but brightening up. some showers across wales, the midlands, parts of yorkshire as well. but sunny spells without too, and a few showers for parts of northern ireland and western scotland, some heavy, possibly the

. >> the rain also drenched nats park ahead oftonight' big all-star game. 2.8 inches of rain we g in just over one hour shattering a record from way back in 1899. the down filled the dugout with water and created a waterfall down from th upper deck. >> it was a head-shaker, folks. we have a team of reporters covering the aftermath, an what's ahead for tonight? let's begin with shomari who is along the g.w. parkway that's a low-lying area. you saw a lot of people in trouble. >> reporter: well, it was really bador drivers here on the g.w. parkway by reagan national airport. come down here and take a quick look before we show you video. you look right here, youan see there is dirt and it was coming up at lea two to three feet. take a look inside here. all of this water, this is one of at least 20 cars that were flooded out. there's so much water here. you can jus see it all. this guy was driving, and all of a sudden he says that there was low visibility. he pulled over, and that's when he sai the water just started rising. he now left the car right here, a com total loss and is waiting f

first one has cleared out towards the north and the west, this one is bringing the bulk of the rain and the windy weather. gradually work its way north east as we move through the day. overnight the rain finally clears the north east and there will be some clear spells for a time, but showery outbreaks pushing in from the south west in the early hours. still a fairly brisk south—westerly breeze. temperatures in the south not getting much lower than 18. further north little bit 9—13. this is how the pressure chart looks as we move into monday. still seeing that showery hermas and we still have some weather fronts and we could see spells of more prolonged rain in the south—east of england, but brightening up into wales, the midlands and yorkshire. for northern ireland and scotland, sunny spells and showers. the odd rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out. a maximum of 25. for tuesday many people start off on a fine and dry note and patchy cloud bubbles up and one 01’ note and patchy cloud bubbles up and one or two note and patchy cloud bubbles up and one 01’ two showers note and patchy

here's the weatheron ques any rain today? here could be an isolated chance through southern maryland. i'm going to show you that extreme southern but for the most part we're dry. any rain for sunday? there cld be an isolated chance. but less than 20% chance you'll see it at your 'lhouse. stay on the comfortable side this weekend. the humidity comes back on monday. we have rain chances each and every day next week. as far as rar is concerned, dry, we're looking good. i said m southernyland because you can see a few showers there. you can kind of see thisine coming down on ons s there. that's the frontal system. still a lot of lightning down here from norfolk all the way down to the outer banks. again, it's not looking too bad out t for our area. if you're traveling to the beaches, that is where you're going to see pretty bad weather. car wash, might want to getdo i today. no rain until monday night. low humidity, yard work. dry and sunny. it you're headed to the virginia beachor area or carolina beaches, we're going to have wee

the heavy rain band is leaving this is not the heavy kind of rain that we had earlier.ll amounts only a third of an inch at national airport. stay away from high an fast moving wate 80% chance you'll get rained on tomorrow as well. torp's ramo ow's rain chance focused on later in the day. >> that's going to do it for news 4 midday. we're back on the air later today. >> have a great day. we'll see you in the morning. >>y when he recognize you? >> i said, yes, it is me. it is so nice to meet you and i feel like because i was so kind back and i was so positive back, it really helped with the whole massacre situation. >> massacre situation. >> okay, it helped. corin corinne olympios, she got dooped bysh >> welcome to "access

we'll look at when the rain chances return. melissa is on the road. >> i'm sure the camp counselors are grateful for today. looksing at inorthwest. th the video we were showing you with the water gushing down the street.

so it will be a cooler day because of more cloud around, the rain, the breeze. be quite warm again, 211—25 degrees. now, what we'll see through the afternoon across the south—east is also the risk of some thundery downpours. hit—and—miss showers, generally starting in a line from the wash down to hampshire, and then moving eastwards. if you catch one of these downpours, you really will know about it. it could give rise to some disruption, perhaps some flash—flooding too. now, as we head on in towards saturday, we lose the showers across southern areas, and actually across england and wales we'll have good spells of sunshine. a little bit of patchy cloud in the afternoon, and there'll also be a bit more sunshine across northern and western areas. so it'll feel a bit warmer, certainly across england and wales — 24—27 degrees. high—teens to low 20s further north. on sunday, again a fine—looking day for much england and wales, and more sunshine around, so it's going to be warmer, too. a bit more cloud further north, more of a breeze. thicker cloud could bring some o

the average of rain chances today is way less than the last couple of days. pecting a big impact from rain. that doesn't make it a 0% chance. only 10% or 20%. >>> tomorrow, evenwormer. and there's a 40% chance tomorrow here's future weather, and 4:00, nline of showers forming that front. that comes i about 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. keep that in mind, if you're beach-bound for the weekend. here's a check of the five-day forecast. no more than an isolated rain chance. weekend, saturday, will be the better half of the weekend. high 88 degrees and mostly dry on saturday. sunday's rain chance comes in after 3:00 or 4:00. and thatounty lead us into the rainy pattern. >>> always a good reminder to youb load download the nbc 4pp store. >>> beltway here showing you the top of the beltway outer loop has more volume. but no probable. looking good around here. had some earlier delays. it looks a little slow. it's not that bad, once we see it in person. this is slow, as well. broad branch road near 27th street. northbound indian head highwayd he right side blocked

we have to blame it on the rain. a 1:55 rain delay started this one. game did get started, two on for anthony rendon. he didn't mind aite extra rest. lines this bal intoright.on e run comes in to score easy. bryce harper also being sent. f course not wearing his helmet. here's the row. bryce slides in safe. nationals out to a 2-0 lead. max scherzer on the bump in the sixth. strikes him out swinging. six innings, seven and two runs allowed for scherzer. after another long rain dela bryce harper staying hot. already with an rbi in the game, he adds toit, sending his 24th home run of the season over the wall in center. after more than three hours of rain delay, the nats finally beat the braves 6-2. >>> the winds have changed blowing at this year's open championship. tiger woods changing the narrative. wos spent time op the leaderboard in the final round and put up a fight till theend. tiger sinks a birdie putt on 14. wos finished tied for sixth at 5 under, his best finish at a major since 2013. francesc molinari trying to change italy's history at the maj

and forcing the risk of more rain and forcing the water level up.re was an option of drilling down and they did ta ke option of drilling down and they did take explorer tree holes to find the shortest distance but they worked out it was 600 metres at least and the nature of the mountainous environment, tough, steep terrain with thick vegetation. the option of drilling was explored but looks like it would take a long time. that is why the scu ba—diving it would take a long time. that is why the scuba—diving option, the boys swimming out the way they walked in two weeks ago, was favoured and has been put into action today and having proven it can work, that is what they will carry on doing tomorrow and everyone determines the rest of the group will succeed so everyone can celebrate when 13 people are safely out. dan johnson, thank you. nick beakers at the hospital where the boys were taken. they were waiting for good news and waiting for patients to arrive. to do half hours ago the medical teams at the hospital, the main hospital in the chiang rai reg