more back towards warrenton. if you're thinking about getting out this evening, you have about one or two hours before we really start to see this move in. a lot of moisture and a lot of thunderstorm activity. a severe thunderstorm watch to our south and west as well. could we see one in our area? it's possible. however, we're thinking strong as far as the storms are concerned. maybe not severe. storms tonight. heavy rain and some wind. maybe some hail as well. it is cool and rather wet. >>> in

that one continues to move towards the warrenton area. heads up in that location.ooking at a very stormy night for many of us. hello to summer heat tomorrow. i have the full forecast coming u

warrenton, get ready.g around our region the last couple of days. you can see the rotation right in here just off the coast. it will continue to sit there, but eventually spin off. as it does spin off, we'll see a big change in the weather. 80 tomorrow with sunshine. 83 on wednesday. thank you, doreen. 87 on thursday. vance is not clapping. 89 on friday. just making sure. >> i said i'll believe it when i see it. >> okay, i got you there. look at the 80s every day of the next seven in the 80s. even memorial day weekend with the exception of memorial day. we're watching a possible system right we'll talk much more about that in the next couple of days. >> good news. >>> sports coming up. mets, nats, getting ready to face off here in d.c. tonight's vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helpi

for one world class runner from warrenton, virginia, you can call her olympic journey a roller coaster been. abc7 sports reporter scott abraham x some things you can't control and you have to roll with the punches. scott: sarah brown have come a long way from her days at fauquier high school. >> i started as a soccer player. i didn't dom from a running background. reporter: today, the 29-year-old is a world class runner. >> just the success i started having early on is what kept me in it and kept me going. >> er with husband darren who is her coach guiding her last spring, sarah was having the best stretch of her career. >> the we finally felt like we were on a roll and a pattern of win, p.r. win, win. p.r. going really well. the ball was rolling. there quickly becoming a favorite to represent the united states in the 1,500 meters at the rio olympics. but then suddenly sarah was feeling a bit off. >> my mind was trying to tell my body to go. butpy body was like no, no. we're good. we are staying here. >> you had tes what did the doctor tell you? >> "are you sitting down?" he confirmed

per hour. 86 right now leesburg. 84 warrenton. annapolis 78 degrees.ice on the bay, by the way, if you're out there doing any boating. storm team 4 radar, no problem. no rain to talk about. we'll stay dry. most of us over the next 24 to 48 hours, there will be a chance for shower activity. the heat we're going to get along the mountains tomorrow, maybe a couple of showers, maybe a couple of thunderstorms. no problems tomorrow morning. a great morning. a warm morning. a very warm morning. here we are at around 1:00. no problems here. nice afternoon. lunch looking good. we'll be on the hot side. around 6:00, 6:30, here come the showers and the couple of thunderstorms. it is all to the north and west of i-95. that's where it stays. by 10:00, it is just about all out of here. most of us, as i mentioned, evening you may want to keep that umbrella just in case. perfect at noon. 82 degrees. low humidity looking nice there. by 4:00, sunny and hot. 94 degrees. that would be our first 90 of the season. 88 frederick. 85 annapolis. 91 down towards fredericksburg.

panhandle of west virginia, and the leading edge near warrenton coming along 66 towards haymarket, shortly that rain moving through. hour-by-hour timing. moderate rain by 9:00 coming into the metro area, southern maryland, the eastern shore. around noontime, tapers off to light showers, a few sprinkles. during the rest of the afternoon that area in green are all sprinkles of light rain all around the region and tapering off tonight across much of virginia and lingering showers by 9:00 p.m. around the little fog and a sfew scattered sprinkles. temperatures hovering around 60 degrees. you need an umbrella, a poncho, rain boots, a jacket, do get through the day. hour-by-hour forecast the rest of the day, temperatures hovering in the 50s tapering off to sprinkling during the afternoon, hovering in the upper 50s. going out tonight? sprinkles, patchy fog. temperatures in the 50s through the's evening hours and during the day sunday a few passingfaé sprinkles, maybe a brief light shower. not as much rain as today bought good chance. tomorrow low 60s. maybe a sprinkle on monday. look at our week a

leesburg, winchester, 80 around warrenton. and finally clouds are out of here.e are seeing much nicer conditions and that's the case tonight. there's the rain we saw earlier. that was the little front that came through. clearing, we saw the sun come out from west to east all across our area. now we will be nice overnight. we will be nice tomorrow morning. then we've got this line of storms, severe tunder storm in effect, kansas city and portions of missouri. this is 15, 16 hours. coming in tomorrow around the noon hour. it'll be a little bit later. maybe 18 hours around noon as that system comes through. tonight, everybody good. clear. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, no problem at all. don't take the umbrella with you tonight. you do not need it. tomorrow take it but i want to show you what the timing is here. here is 8:00 a.m. nothing. no clouds. we start off with sunshine tomorrow. if you've got early soccer or lacrosse games, you may get those in. still might be tough as fields are fairly wet but watch what happens around noon. still nice around d.c. but here comes the ra

another ban of showers is stretching southeast of warrenton. it is drifting to southern suburb of washington. show you the washington county. good downpours west of hagerstown. along 70 to hancock. and then again to martinsburg to middleburg and beyond. we continue to see the showers form. more to the south again. this is reminiscent pat western the air mass that pop up in the same area every day. these are the less intense than they were this yesterday. we find more patches of shower. we have an area of low pressure over michigan. cold front extending south. evidence long gaited area of low -- elongated pressure will pivot south and southeast. go to northeast to keep us in clouds. it will warm up temperatures in the upper 60's but it will give increasing chances of rain tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and through the day on friday. saturday morning most rain should move out. there is the rain and the front. the pressure moving south/southeast. it will head back out and how to sea. in the process it will bring us chances of rain, shower a

warrenton coming in at 62.n the radar what we were looking at over the last four hours rain moving up to the north. some scattered showers around. not seeing much. i don't expect much through the next four, five, six hours. then we'll see a change important showers coming through our way. but i want to show you what's happening back down here towards oklahoma and what's happening right around oklahoma city. this is just to the east of oklahoma city. numerous tornado warnings and this storm right here, a tremendous tornado, i want to show you some video first. this was within the last hour or two hours. this is a picture or video of a tornado that was a half mile to a mile wide. half mile to a mile wide. now the very good news about this you can see some of the damage there, the trees. these storm chasers were following this. the best news so far i've only heard of one home destroyed from this. this is not a very heavily populated area. but it just needs go through one town and we'll see a lot of problems. we've

damascus, around clarksburg, heavy rain, fredericksburg and warrenton. coastal flood warning in effect for d.c. it means areas like haynes point. that's about it. this is not river flooding. this is tidal flooding. same thing down towards st. mary's county. advisories along the chesapeake. maybe around alexandria, you may see some of that. right now you can see the rain coming down. 54 degrees. temperatures held down once again by all this rain. here's future weather. notice what happens tonight by about 8:00. we start to see a little bit less going on. still raining. if you're heading out on your friday night, take the umbrella. at 11:00 becoming more spotty, but still need the umbrellas tonight. it's going to be rather wet. early tomorrow 7:00 a.m. o area at all the ra for the most part is all but done. still dealing with the cloud cover. i think by late tomorrow afternoon, 3:00 or 4:00, we'll see some sunshine. next couple of days, 67 on your saturday, 73 on your sunday. 70 on monday, 72 on tuesday. we were thinking 80s on tuesday. doesn't loo ♪ music

you need the layers along with the hood with the drizzle falling. 48 in warrenton. have to wear some layers this morning. rain is falling in some parts of the area. not quite as steady as last night and not quite as -- we're not covering the entire area. it's a smaller area and it is light but still kind of a annoying. we were talking about it last sunday for the broad street run. a front comes through later on tonight that will bring us another round of showers early on sunday morning for mother's day and then we clear it out nicely. a little gift for mom as we bring back some sunshine later in the afternoon. future cast, by 1:00 this afternoon, scattered showers falling across the area. i want to show you this. i know there are a lot of outdoor plans. we're not going to see all-day rain but we're looking at the potential for all of us seeing rain throughout the day. by 6:00, very scattered and light but the potential is still there. as you round up the saturday evening plans, looking pretty good. clearing skies before the front swings through overnight into the ea

rain and calvert county seeing the heaviest and steadiest rain, and winchester, tread rick toward warrenton. as we take a look at the wider picture, there's wave number one and we have another wave to the west that will move in overnight tonight and not just the rain that's been making everybody kind of miserable. it's been the cold weather, too. 55 degree, the average high of the day is 75. we are nowhere near that anywhere on this map, we have been cold in the mid atlantic for the last couple of days and we have no rain tomorrow and the umbrella and jackets needed and better late this week. we're talking thursday and friday and of course, that weekend in just a minute. >> we'll see you then. neighbors calling for changes tonight. a train hit and killed a woman while she was walking with friends along tracks f county. tonight, neighbors tell us people on those tracks -- they're on there all of the time. this happened last night near the intersection of burke road and burke lake road. mark segraves joins us live from the scene with details. mark? >> reporter: yeah. this sign right here, thi

yesterday we introduced everyone to a warrenton native and a world class runner sarah brown and her journeycs. michelle: where we left off with the story is finding out she was frying innocent despite having -- pregnant despite having an i.u.d. we have part two of the story of perseverance and driver. >> decision time for sarah brown. >> we went to doctor's office. i told them what my goals were and what we were planning. what do you think of that? he said why wouldn't you? why wouldn't you keep training? scott: so for the next nine months she tackled the unknown. >> the goal was to come out on the other side and be able, strong enough to start training at the level i did need to be training at. >> march 4, a healthy -- perfectly healthy abigail brown arrived. >> from the moment i saw her, different love. different emotion. >> i ran track at syracuse university. i have a good idea of what she has to go through for the training. daily regimen. in the pregnancy, she averaged 40 to 45 miles per week. that is amazing. now leading up to the economic trials in eugene, she is average -- leading up

montgomery and bucks county, upper 30s from north wales, warrenton, newtown is at 41 and bensalem, alsorees. we are seeing them start to climb. we'll see bright sunshine through the day. just a few thinning clouds are blowing through the area right now. the winds will be increasing, though, this afternoon. you might see a few more scattered clouds moving through. winds at 16 miles an hour at 10:00. bright sunshine at lunch time. 45 in philadelphia. the suburbs, 50 degrees at 10:00. by lunch time, 54 degrees and in the lehigh valley, into the middle 50s by lunch time. a few scattered clouds. right now it is completely clear in the lehigh valley. that's the view from easton this morning. looks very nice. that sunshine. you'll see a few scattered clouds to start with. mainly sunny for new jersey. look at the winds, near 20 miles an hour at 2:00 this afternoon. we will see higher gusts and you'll fell them at the shore as well. bright sunshine, yes, 59 degrees. that's by 2:00 this afternoon. after starting off in the low 40s right now in atlantic city. delaware, bright sunny skies. 40 degre

that's hot. 88 manassas and 88 in warrenton and those are the hot areas and 82 in clinton and 72 towardnnapolis and a nice day along the water on the chesapeake. the one factor that we've seen recently tick up has been the pollen and the allergy report. trees are on the moderate side and grasses and mold and pollen are very, very high. i'm sure you're hitting the pills extra hard as far as the allergies go. as far as rain is concerned we're not seeing anything now except to the south and around fredericksburg we're seeing showers in stafford county and they were in quantico over an hour ago and they're just slowly drifting down to the south let's zoom on and show you exactly where this is. if you live in this area you may be seeing showers. hartwood, might clip on your area as you make your way in over the next half hour. satellite and radar showing not much across our area and a few clouds to the north and you notice down to the south and notice the spin in the atmosphere and that was tropical storm bonnie. bonnie just sitting down here and it was expected to be out of the north and ou

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