makeare starting to through way into western maryland.s activity is moving east and making its way to baltimore. 79 and downtown. 70's across the eastern shore. a lot of clouds to start the day. any sunshine could help to ignite some of these showers. maybe around 12:00 p.m. we get our first shower. there'll be plenty of periods of dry weather. this is sinking down to the mid atlantic. a lot of sunshine by the end of the week. a chance for a thunderstorm and tomorrow. friday is the first day of summer. we will have full sunshine. >> a raise could be on the way for those in and are on the county.rundel the cost-of-living adjustments would range from 1% to 2% average go into effect in july. of "the voice" there's tonight and tomorrow night. >> we have a preview of the final two episodes of the season. crowned the voice" winning last fall -- the route bookd, promises more suspense. adam levine and shakira's singers are all gone. >> it comes down to a performance. show'selle is the youngest ever finalist. >> there is no one on the show who ca

and maybe a shower in western maryland for most of us. again, with most of us staying dry. then we'll see all of that moisture come up from the tropics. and as we head into thursday and your friday. what you can expect for tonight. temperatures around 54 degrees. clear to partly cloudy. it's going to be a pleasant, pleasant night. and tomorrow, mostly sunny, nice. temperatures 80 degrees. and keep in mind, a slight chance for a little shower there in western maryland. and a few clouds. but looks like at least for our location, the metro location, we're going to be mostly sunny. >> another perfect day, chelsea. thank you. >>> don't miss tonight's cbs primetime lineup. it's brooklyn da at 10. followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> lots more ahead on wjz at 4:30. deadly tornado. the national weather service upgrades the intensity of the elreno oklahoma twister. >>> long list of crimes. the trial for reputed mobster, james whitey bulger begins. what the judge is saying to potential jurors. >>> outrage on tap tol hill -- capitol hill as high-ranking officers from the military

and slight chance of rainfall, especially in areas western maryland. head into your friday. we're watching an area of low pressure, down near the caribbean, gulf, and florida. and that's expected to right on up the coast. and i can tell you right now, the potential for the heaviest rainfall for us and any flash flooding potential is going to be friday and friday night. but wherever that access of heavy rainfall sets up, that's all going to depend on the track of this area of low pressure and its interaction with the trough headed our way, out from the west. and we'll talk more coming up, in your complete first warning weather forecast. back to you. >> thank you, chelsea. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> hi, denise. hi, everyone. very busy afternoon out there. starting with the top side inner loop. delays stretching there from the jones falls expressway to harford road. west side inner loop, just bumper to bumper, from 95 past 70. speaking of 70, problems on 70, in both direction. westbound from 29 to bethany lane. an

light rain western maryland and much of west virginia but east of there it's cloudy. let's go south. this is where the heavy rain is now falling across florida from the circulation of tropical storm andrea. first one of the new season for 2013. here's the position. it's still well off the eastern part of the gulf of mexico. it does look like it will track over the northern part of florida. the florida panhandle by this afternoon. by 2:00 a.m., here's the position. it will have 40 to 50-mile-per-hour winds. the main threat is heavy rain. the latest track takes it along the atlantic seaboard. the most likely track is the red line. the position by friday afternoon is going to be near the mouth of the chesapeake bay. here's washington. does look like it may be near ocean city by sunset on friday. 2:00 a.m. position on saturday is right here off cape may, new jersey. coming close enough to us to give us moderate to heavy rains during the day tomorrow. this afternoon might get light rain and tonight. highs in the 70s. those downpours tomorrow maybe an inch or two of rain an

there are a couple of showers in western maryland and west virginia. we think it will mainly stay there. this moisture is not limited to a tropical storm and three of which is -- which has intensified overnight and is -- andrea which has intensified overnight and is packing strong winds and will affect us friday. the forecast for today, looking for mostly cloudy skies, high temperatures in the upper 70's and we will have more details coming up. >> we've got a crash on 66 and this will affect eastbound lanes which were busy this morning. we can actually see 66 to eastbound effort route 123 through fairfax. this crash is very new. it is already getting heavy for that stretch of roadway into the beltway. the center lane is) you have to get to the right or left to get around this. we have a new crash and 95 northbound after lorton. you can see the bright yellow stretching into quantico. as you go up through woodbridge and into debt springfield interchange, that is where you will get the bright lights after lorton and we're getting reports that the left lan

western maryland, decent chance of showers and storms tomorrow and friday. keeping those temperatures about 70 degrees. eastern shore, upper 70's to lower 70's. rain off and on likely. if you are on the coast or headed that way, slight chance of a shower tomorrow evening. a cloudy day. scattered thunderstorms on saturday as well. surf temperatures in the low to mid 60's. 76 tomorrow. close to 80. storms on friday. up to 84 to finish the weekend. >> we begin tonight's consumer alert with a major decision when it comes to air travel. the head of the tsa is dropping a proposal that would have let passengers carry small knives on planes. the proposal drew fierce opposition from lawmakers and others who said it would put passengers at risk. others argued that carrying small knives or golf clubs could not allow terrorists to cause a train to crash. confiscate over 2000 of these small folding knives a day from passengers. toyota has a recall due to our reported brake problem. hybrid models including certain previous models. toyota has received more than 90 complain

new developments into western maryland. take a look at a time lapse from woodbridge, virginia. a couple of breaks in the clouds here and there. maybe a sprinkled here and there as well. you allel map will show ands in the mid-atlantic the south. the potential for rain will be from dallas and stretching across toward atlanta. more possibility of showers in our evening hours. drying up overnight. and then went and sticky on tuesday and wednesday. >> we are following a developing story out of southwest d.c. this morning. police are investigating a double shooting. john gonzales reports. victims, the shooting this 20-year-old man, was shot in the face, and it appears he may have also been wounded in the upper left leg. a 17-year-old girl was all to vote -- was also shot multiple times in both legs. optimistic that things will get better. >> people tell us there were a lot of gunshots just before 2:00 a.m. this morning. yellow crime tape is one of the sign something that happened here. a bullet pierced his windshield ended up lodge in the car. >> we heard multiple gun shops. -- guns

it's way out in western maryland. that may hold together and come toward washington a little later in the afternoon. just past 11:00 in the morning. temperatures are right around 80. we'll warm up a bit this afternoon. look for the chance for thundershowers. i'll tell you when i think they may be coming our way. just a couple of minutes, barbara. >> thank you, tom. new this morning, u.s. treasury secretary jack lew is kicking off national small business week. he took a tour of a minority owned construction company in rockville. live outside construction. >> reporter: this particular company run by two women. two minority women. it was started by their parents in 1985 but they took it over just a couple years ago. they say without the small business loan, this company would have never existed. >> it was difficult to say the very least. imagine an immigrant family with a very thick accent. and just a dream. the american dream. that if you company here, you can make it better and you can make a difference for yourself an

in the 60's in far western maryland. generally we have some clearing. partly cloudy skies here. more rain in the south and the little bit of activity to the north of us. air mass a warm, humid right now. the problem is a big area of high pressure with warm, humid air is going to remain pretty strong. to push south and then died. we are not going to cool off much, but when these get in the area they perform the function of being a focus point for some rain. most of the rain looks like it will be to the south. during the day tomorrow we will see some sun and maybe an isolated thunder shower crop up. the day like most of will be just fine. overnight lows are 66 degrees to 72 degrees. basically partly cloudy with a light southwest wind. tomorrow we start out in the 70's. we will be in the mid 80's once again for the highest tomorrow. partly cloudy and humid. maybe some thunder. not a high chance for that, but it is there. futurecast shows clouds increasing on tuesday as the cool crowd -- cool front finally moves into the area. are widelys scattered. tuesday.chance of rain we stay in

western maryland has stormy weather and clearing out. eastern shore, especially the eastern shore, scattered storms tuesday and wednesday. at ocean city, thunderstorms will be in the area for tuesday and wednesday. thursday the high of 73. a low risk of recurrence. warming up a bit. monday.me tomorrow, the cool and dry weather comes in on thursday. we start to heat up by the weekend. highs are in the mid-to the upper 80's. they thought it would help the bullpen. it will help the starting rotation. for arrieta, the first start of the season. largests not have the share of the spotlight. become the first to run his record to a perfect 10-0. now they run the risk of achieving something even more rare. the spurs now lead with the best-of-seven series. by the end of this week, the heat will become either the 12 steam or the third franchise ever to go to the finals and lose two of them. we have to work on game six. >> the nhl calls of the final. by the time chicago wins the stanley cup it will rename the series. both game one in game two throu

a few are breaking out in western maryland. high temperatures from 84 to 88 . showers will be pretty widely scattered. details coming up in the full forecast. >> a nice monday. about, one thing to talk and some construction. looks pretty good on 895 just prior to the harbor tunnel

western maryland, temperatures go way up. some of that rain could eat heavy as tropical storm andrea moves on through. heavy as tropical storm andrea moves on through. ocean city, just a slight chance of a shower tomorrow evening. then storms become more likely with andrea coming up out of the gulf coast on friday and saturday. chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. would chance writing and that her day. partly cloudy. scattered storms monday and tuesday next week. >> this is 11 sports. whiteh you from the house this evening where earlier this afternoon the ravens head -- johnn harbaugh harbaugh, general manager ozzie newsome, and the ravens took part in the ceremony with president obama who welcome them to the white house. today's celebration is not seismic in historical portions, but it is a day that the ravens players and coaches will remember for the rest of their lives. to kobe jones, joe flacco, ray rice, all making the walk from the portico. president obama had downright playful banter with the ravens players. it was l

that's because some of those areas in western maryland have seen a little bit precipitation earlier this morning. 81 in kent island and annapolis. winds 10 miles per out of the east and in washington 10 miles per hour out of the south. we're stuck in between two weather systems right now. i'll show you those right here. one located down towards our south. that's this area of clouds an precipitation. one located towards the great lakes region. those are going to work together to bring us chances for scattered shower activity and thundershowers into this afternoon and even for tuesday. i'll take you through time here today through wednesday. those systems are going to come together and act as one to bring us a chance for a shower, some thundshowers this afternoon. an area of surface low pressure is going to push to our south and bring us a better chance for a shower and shower activity as we head into tuesday afternoon. we could see anywhere from around a quarter of an inch to half an inch of rainfall on tuesday. mainly in the afternoon. less likely today. we will keep a 30% chance of show

showers already in western pennsylvania and western maryland.of this you see the advanced area? in toward i-81 not reaching the ground. but look at this in roanoke all the way down into north carolina. the scattering soft showers and thunder that's moving to the north northeast. that's why i'm less optimistic about the afternoon but i think the morning still going to be all right. 60 in jermantown. and 59 dumfries. on the bay we have 67 at the naval academy. 62 in alexandria. and at reagan national, still enjoying that beautiful shot outside on our michael & son weather camera. 65 degrees. with the clouds and the barometer is steady now but that thing is going to be dropping over the next day and a half. we have to worry about some showers potential thunder this afternoon and this evening. that's why the yellow alert is out because the ride home and afterschool and after work plans could be canceled. 60s tonight and mid- to upper 60s for the lows. tomorrow 78 and yellow alert and rain and storms could be heavy at times. tapering off late tomorro

everything else has been wall on either side of us -- either in southern maryland or also in western maryland. it looks like baltimore with us on breaking out is getting into the unsettled action. we will have details a little bit. the "education alert," teachers in anne arundel county may soon be getting a pay raise. the school board will vote on whether to give school employees a salary increase effective early next year. that is in addition to propose cost-of-living adjustments ranging from one percent to two percent of their current salaries. that would take effect next month. school board president tells annapolis that the money for the races of fits into the budget. still ahead, with the newborns there is no question about maternity leave for moms him aboard about dad? but first -- >> jessie wist defending the government snooping on your phone records and e-mail -- guess who is defending the >> today the baltimore city council is set to vote on a bill that would change the way you get your lunchtime carry out. a councilman proposed a bill that would eliminate the use of the styrofoam cu

a cool 61 in oakland and western maryland. on the eastern shore, dropping back into the low 60's.not quite as cool as last night it is wind is turning to the south and east. high thin clouds beginning to approach. ,id 50's and the cooler areas 60 downtown. light southeast wind continuing at five miles per hour. the weather system that gave us the spectacular weather is now pushing out to see further away from us which means two other elements will be coming on in, this front west of chicago and the first tropical storm of the season. tropical storm andrea formed in the gulf of mexico today. it's not well-organized, but numerous showers and storms around the center of low pressure and it will likely move across the northern part of florida towards charleston by about 8:00 a.m. friday. 45 mile per hour wind. very soaking rain along the path of the storm. then the remnants will be up by ocean city late friday and this red stripe we see for the forecasted rainfall, easily two and a half may be 4, 5 inches of rain the path of the storm. it will be weaker once it gets here, but the remn

cloudiness around and also light rain showing up on storm team 4 radar out in the mountains of western maryland west virginia and a few sprinkles are beginning to show up in the southern shenandoah valley passing west of us for now. way down south florida getting pounded with heavy rain right now. there's the circulation of andrea off the west coast of florida over the eastern part of the gulf of mexico. here is the latest track. does look like later ashore later today across northern florida and moving along the atlantic seaboard inside anywhere of this zone here perhaps as close if it takes the left track we could get heavy rains in washington but right now the most likely track is red line as of friday at around -- i should say saturday morning. position at 2:00 a.m. friday afternoon it may be around the mouth of the bay. that's going to be the time when we'll have the heaviest rains. heavy rains likely tomorrow. 1 to 2 inches. blustery wind. it does move out friday night. here's how we look hour by hour throughout the day today. clouds around this morning. highs reaching upper 70s this afte

western maryland, 20% chance. look how the rain chances go up thursday. that will continue into friday as well. eastern shore, beautiful june weather tomorrow. a couple showers possible, but a 20% chance thursday evening. the range of hold off on the dash rain should hold off on the eastern shore until friday. showers and storms coming in on friday. the seven-day around the baltimore area, 70 eight tomorrow, 70's thursday, showers and storms friday, and scattered storms. the weekend finishes with partly cloudy skies on sunday. a road triput on to face one of the hottest teams in baseball. coming up next in sports. >> it is tuesday, june 4. tonight he jackpot is an estimated $12 million. you must match the white balls plus the mega ball. we will make you a millionaire tonight. the first number is 11, followed by 20. up next is 55 followed by 10. the final ball is 12. tonight's mega ball number is 19. if no one matches all six [ male announcer ] with free package pickup from the united states postal service a small design firm can ship like a big business.

clouds already moved in and areas west in western maryland and in the mountains are seeing a few showers this afternoon. a better chance for us for showers mid to

the western maryland mountains in the 70's. the heat has triggered some storms. some heavy downpours and lightning and gusty winds. close to anil of -- inch in diameter. on the susquehanna we are seeing a storm pop up. that is where most of the activity has been so far. it looks again will stay there. some of the storms have been strong. use some caution to wait until the storm passes by until we get back outside. probably cloudy for the area. storms are possible until an hour after sunset. south of theront great lakes. high-pressure keeps it up there. that will give time for the storm center to track out of the plane states and move along the front tomorrow into wednesday. the showers are numerous in the area. scattered activity on wednesday as cooler air tries to move in. we should have sunshine as we get into thursday and friday. the end of the workweek is looking nice for a tvs out here. comfortable as far as lowering the humidity level. chance of aecent thunderstorm or shower. waves around one foot. .atch out for the storms the skies begin to clear. high of

occasion, especially this morning but showers are in the forecast and we are already seeing them in western marylandvirginia. most likely to stay to the north and west of washington, d.c. throughout the day today and also keeping an eye on tropical storm andrea. it is a healthy tropical storm now. winds up to 60 miles per hour. this is going to bring torrential downpours across florida today. it is going to be trekking up the coast. right now today's forecast, staying mostly cloudy, a few showers, mainly late and the high temperatures in the upper 70's. let's check on traffic this morning. a few problems all right. >> that's right. we have a few problems including the crash on university boulevard in silver spring. luckily it was not on the major interstate. we're starting to go see things build in the usual hot spots. you can see eastbound those lanes are closed down. you're getting diverted there. you veert to turn left or right there. at university at dennis, you can see north of the belt way, that is going to have you slowing down. just a little bit on university boulevard and that again, is eas

if you are in western maryland or virginia you won't get this rain.this area we're dealing a with heavy rain from time to time and then clear it out. here is another piece governor news clearing out light tonight and most of weekend should feature rather humid and warm conditions but not raining most of the weekend. maybe an afternoon storm saturday and sunday. how much rain? 2-4 plus inches. i could be a localized six inches if we get a thunderstorm latero this afternoon. toes a possible -- it's a poblght. any time you are talking about 4-6 inches of rain you have the potential for flooding. 75 today.o rain perhaps a thunderstorm. flashflood watch in effect. wines not a -- winds not a factor. 67 tonight. early rains and storms. national game it's a soggy day. i think they have a tough one getting that in. if they want to wait it out it i will start to improve. there's your forecast for the weekend. 80 tomorrow. much of tomorrow and sunday mentioned should feature sunshine and maybe an afternoon storm saturday and sunday.an it will be warm and humid,

with the current r numbers, overnight lows, 50s 50s in many spots.y spot we will get out to western maryland50 degrees in cumberland. frederick is 50 degrees, we're 61 at city at reagan national.nl 55 in chicago, it's been niceben and cool, bimmin binghamton 45 s in the month of june. mon we will see more cloudiness andd yesterday not much at all toto spread the sunshine. sunshin it will be sunny today, but filtered sunshine from time to o time. that will hold down temperatures a bit, although we are expectine highs to be in the 80s today.. still no rain in the forecast, e all in all a good looking day. . 80 by this afternoon with sunny conditions, things change later tonight and the possibility of a good soaking rain by friday. by we will talk about that. >> thank you, tucker. >>> let's find out what is is happening. ask tony and tucker is coming up. had do we come up anymore. anym >> yes, we do.>> >> a question about cats and dogs. >> always a favorite subject. >> always. >>> let's find out what is happening with traffic, here is julie wright. >> reporter: all right, tucker, brad and the c

western maryland now low to mid 60s. 67 elkton, the low 70s ocean city, easton, pax river, dc, you know kent island, afternoon mainly later passing shower or thunderstorm. nothing severe expected. 89 is the high. 66 mostly cloudy over night. tomorrow basically the same forecast with a high of 86. we'll hopefully clear it out wednesday. i can see it being earlier than later. 84 thursday, 86 friday, 86 on saturday. >>> what's happening on the hurry up? here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. 70 westbound we picked up our first accident of the morning. this one is at the river bridge. it's blocking one lane. also an accident now in the city, wall thorp avenue. we still have that utility problem in windsor mill. also this debris on 83 southbound at schwan. the utility problem, liberty mill. the only delays we have right now are on the west side of beltway. west side outer loop 795, 41 is your average. that's a look at 795. no issues. keep in mind , we have that accident in the westbound direction at the bridge. this traffic report is brought to you by your maryland toyota de

parts of the shenandoah valley, mountains of west virginia and western maryland and closer to washington, it's only in the low 50s. much of southern maryland, near the waters, mid and upper 50s. prince george's county mid and low 50s. you'll need a jacket this morning. right now in washington, right around 60 degrees. a nice warm-up today. there's your temperature graph. ought to be 80 degrees by mid-afternoon and a few clouds coming and going. tonight's going to get chilly again, low 60s by midnight. storm team 4 four-day forecast will have increasing humidity, increasing clouds tomorrow. maybe a little sun in the morning and cloudy the rest of the day. highs reaching the mid and upper 70s tomorrow. and then tomorrow night we may get some showers rolling through. and they may be with us on friday morning. then some likely showers midday friday into afternoon, maybe with thunder and lightning, highs reaching around 80. we could get a few more showers perhaps friday night. that may linger into midday saturday is the way it's looking right now. a little sun may break out saturday afternoon

raining in western maryland now. 64 degrees in hagerstown, elkton and easton 58, the mid 60s pax river and dc. 63 westminster, 61 bel air, 62 columbia, 67 kent island and annapolis. you're going to notice it's more mumd humid this morning than yesterday. riding along the spine of the mountains this shower activity. it will start to migrate in an eastern direction. i think we'll say -- any time from 10:00, 11:00 this morning through the afternoon there's going to be a scattered shower around. there's rain in the nighttime forecast. there's a lot of rain in tomorrow's forecast because of what is now known as andrea. andrea is not that far off the shore after essentially north of tampa. it's making land fall with a lot of rain, thunderstorms, tornado watch and warnings across florida. once this action gets to our area it's just going to be a big rainstorm. there are not going to be storm or tropical force winds. just a lot of rain. actually, some of that action you see out to our west is streaming out ahead of the low tomorrow that's going to be pulled up the eastern sea board. we'll keep

pleasant in western maryland. 54 degrees in hagerstown, elkton, downtown, easton, 52 ocean city, 57 pax river, 54 degrees in columbia, 61 the district, 60 annapolis and kent island, 55 degrees in westminster. this is a big slug of moisture headed our way. it wanted to go tropical. it didn't. it's meandered itself up through the gulf. it's going to get pulled north by an advancing frontal boundary. that's going to be a couple inches of rain come our way late thursday through early saturday morning. with any luck at all the numbers are starting to add up that this energy gets out of here and saturday night it will be north of new england. sunday will be the best weekend day. 80 today, just beautiful. tonight 58. tomorrow clouds increase, appears to be over cast. 78 degrees will be the high. a wash out friday, 77. we could see a couple inch es of rain. we could see flood advisories thursday night into friday. hopefully clearing saturday afternoon and saturday night. it's not a definite. sunday 81. monday fine and 88 degrees. >>> it's 16 minutes past the hour. here is sharon gibala at wjz t

light sprinkles across far northern and western maryland. random sprinkle north of the metro this morning. a little better chance for scattered showers and a rumble of thunder possible mid to late afternoon. highs today, mid to upper 80s >>> and that's your latest foreca forecast. erica? >> all right, dylan, thanks. up next on this father's day, do dads get ripped off when it comes to celebrating this day? do moms rule? we've got the answer although you probably have a few guesses too. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] celebrate dad, get 20% off charbroil infrared gas grills at lo

northwest of the district here a line of showers coming through and getting a little closer out in western maryland to fall. we have a chance this morning for showers but the greater chance is this afternoon as the air cooks up. some afternoon thunderstorms a possibility. some could be severe with high winds and hail. we'll keep you up to date. tomorrow partly sunny. slight chance of thunderstorms. finally start to clear out with lots of such and drier air. >> thank you flt and thanks for watching. we hope you have a great day. >> even if you're not doing anything wrong, you're being watch and recorded. >> this week on "inside washington" a high school dropout gives up the family jewels. >> he gives me hope thate may actually regain our bill of rights. >> he's a trader. >> what about our right to privacy. >> reports at the national

flood watch also in effect till 10:00 as you get east of the blue ridge but frederick county western maryland not in it. andrea continues to come up through the carolinas now and the heavier rains coming out of north carolina into southern virginia now. there's a tornado watch box until 1:00. we're watching some rain that actually went through here last night. this was actually quite a band of rain that went through, knocked out close to 5,000 dominion virginia residents there in northern virginia. light rain and drizzle here. look at the heavier rains that are coming toward richmond at this hour. let's turn it over to monika samtani with your latest look at timesaver traffic. >> been an ugly commute. again i'd like to reiterate that i think you should telecommute today because it's going to be much easier than dealing with the road conditions and we haven't seen the worst of it. first of all there's been an ongoing accident with a jackknifed tractor-trailer on the inner loop of the beltway before connecticut avenue in bethesda causing major backups. let's take a look at what it looks like no

sprinkles of light rain around the shenandoah valley in mountains of west virginia and western maryland. it will stay west of washington this morning. meanwhile, south in florida heavy rain causing flooding. they could get up to 8 inches there today. there's the main center of circulation of tropical storm andrea. first named storm of this 2013 season. here's the brand new track. it looks like it will come ashore florida panhandle by late today into tonight. and then near savannah, georgia, the position by 2:00 a.m. on friday. right now packing winds up to 60 miles an hour. after that, track comes up along the carolina coast and then near the mouth of the chesapeake bay by friday afternoon. it may track anywhere within this zone but the most likely track is the red line. position off cape may at 2:00 a.m. on saturday. it will be a post-tropical storm by then but coming close to give us moderate to heavy downpours. for today, increasing clouds by noontime 70s and light rain mid to late afternoon into this evening as we reach the upper 70s. some heavy downpours are possible here tomorrow.

showers on the pennsylvania line on 60 it into western maryland.ee them. 80s today.e mid unsettled tomorrow. chance for an afternoon shower or storm. we dry out into the end of the week. joining us. for back with another update at 8:56. >>> 8:30 on a monday morning. the 17th of june, 2013 and a pretty start to the work week this morning in new york city as we wave hello to all of those waving hello this morning. good morning, i'm savannah guthrie along side matt lauer, al roker and natalie morales. >> do you know who is in the studio now? >> someone i love. >> heidi klum is here. she is a super model, four of four and judge on america's got talent. she just passed a milestone in terms of birthdays. we'll talk to her about a few of those things coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll climb aboard a tasty trend in eating, the food trucks are all the rage now and we'll get a taste of the one just named best in america. i'm told the lobster roll is to die for. >> we'll try it in a few minutes. >> who doesn't love snoopy, charlie brown and the whole peanut

those of you in west virginia and western maryland.ift east herer later today.oda we'll see showers across the metro area later today as well. want to focus on andrea again. tropical storm looking more impressive every minute. look at it trying to wrap arouna the center of circulation. it's one of signs it's intensifying. another sign the pressure is dropping. pushing off to the north northeast here.ere. very heavy rain in florida. there's tornado watches much much of state.e. it's shouldn'ted to the northe n and east over the next 24-48 hours. tomorrow as it approaches us, we're going to have to deal with that later tomorrow. notice future cast we set you up here.her watch the movement there. here we are at 11:00. we've got local showers around. the main event tomorrow morning. the morning commute will be wet. look at what is happening by 12:00 noon we're getting locally heavy rain around here. still to be determined where it will track.ck. it's south and east of us.s. the passage of the center of circulation. we're not dealing with a

we have the clouds around, back towards the west çóin western maryland.ical storm andrea is bringing us tropical moisture through the afternoon and evening time frame. you can see exactly what is going on. around 6:00 tonight, that will be our first batch of some rain. and then we will see more of it, heavier as we head into friday afternoon, friday evening. look what we have here, 1 to 2 inches when it's all said and done. >>> a lot of rain on the way. well, traveling on 95 south, expect delays 26 miles per hour clocking in xdnow at 695. the jfx going to be in rough shape, 30 miles per hour southbound at cool spring lane. and a bus accident at windsor mill road. and a crash at paris road. the beltway at xd31 miles per hour here. outer loop at liberty, still delay, 18 minutes Ñifrom 795 qd to 95. and çóthe beltway will remain congested from parkville all the way up. >>> all right, we are going to head back to new york for more of "good morning america." >> you can stay with us on facebook and twitter. ♪ >>> and a lot of people out there in times square en

we've got showers developing and pushing in across parts of the west and western maryland and sneaking will be back at 8:56. ♪ >> yes. >> so many years, great crowd in times square getting ready to hear cyndi lauper celebrating 30 years of smash hits. cannot wait to hear her sing. >> just that little touch. >> wow. >>> also ahead, he's right out there. there he is. oh, dribbling exhibition for the newly retired, the great, the one, the only grant hill to talk a little spurs/heat in advance of tonight's big game one, nba finals on abc. keep turning that into the parquet. yeah. >> yeah, that's right. >> very good point. >>> he's retiring. ah, what a great guy. >>> and it's time for our -- >> announcer: you make the call. >> battle of georges. george stephanopoulos versus george stroumboulopoulos. >> and, if our george wore the earrings. >> how many letters on the screen. >> 350. >> he has more. >> look at that. wow! >> this is legit, ladies and gentlemen. this is legit and we asked for you to make the call. we know that george stephanopoulos, always calls his wife ali during the show to

southern maryland, right along the western shore of the bay bay that's where the rain will be.outh and east this evening. probably 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 1 tonight moving south and east at ocean city. we mentioned at the beaches thee weekend forecast gets better bub not a good looking day today. >> centerville beach at north a carolina it's race togetherer north and east. because it's moving so fast not talking about days of rain around here. i mentioned the heaviest rainest right through the 95 corridor there. 2-4 plus inches of rain expected by midnight tonight. that will likely cause additional flooding issues. flashflood watch through the region. it's going to feel tropical. t it feels like southern floridath out there.here saturday and sunday warm and muggy cox be an afternoon showes or storm that stives up each day. it's a cold front monday to tuesday. that's weather. i'll get you anth update here ia few minutes.es let's get over to dj gemini, g tony and allison. >> there you go. >> i like that. that's the publicity shot? nice looking. >> can i -- dj gemini here ine n the hou

farther north and west, one heavy downpour about to move into western maryland and closer to the metro southbound on the ramp 216. travel times, on the screen. 395, 66 and 495 at >>> welcome back to "today" on this monday morning, june 17th, 2013. i'm willie geist along with al and natalie. coming up this half hour, are you friends with your exs on facebook? how would you feel if your spouse friended an ex? we'll get into those situations and more with a panel of experts. >> and as we often do around here, we'll be going to the dogs asking the vet for common pet problems and then we'll talk about the dogs. >>> and we're also paying a visit to our class of 2020 because the kids we have been following it since kindergarten, they're on their way to middle school. they caught up with them as they mark a huge milestone, their 5th grade graduation. >> this is a really great little round up to see how they have evolved and grown over the last six years. >> off to middle school. we'll catch up with them but first al has a look at the weather. >> we'll show you what we have going on. as far as

in western maryland, we're proud to train heroes, heroes who save lives from maine to washington state, from minnesota to texas. this amendment restores funding for our critical training facilities at no cost to the taxpayer. i truly thank my colleague for his work on this amendment and i yield the remainder of my time. the chair: the gentleman from aryland yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. price: i rise in support of the amendment. i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. price: i want to applaud chairman carter for funding the fire administration at a level higher than the administration requested, but the bill before us still provides a slight decrease in funding when compared to the current year. so i believe this increase is warranted. the fire administration, as we all know, plays a critical role in training our first responders and enhancing the security of our infrastructure, better preparing the response capabilities of our communities. i do want to register concern, mr

midnight expected still see some especially under areas southwest virginia western virginia and across area of lower southern maryland you can see pockets there. some of a little bit heavier and other areas just you know fairly light. not bad overall for our mother's day at least most of the day at least salvage ared and pretty dry. our high today 87°. and above seasonal average 84 dull lives and 84 d which. those temperature where he would should be still really warm as we got 80°. 77 at balance more. 76 dullis. 80 fredrick beck and 7° winchester. so overnight on to we traubing 71 degrees for your overnight lows. still cloud will be sticking around. but, more activity for workweek. i have the details later. >> tonight president obama is heading to northern ireland for start of g-8 summit. it begins tomorrow where head of the leading industrial nation will meet. this hear video of the president getting on air force one just few minutes ago. the president expected to address security foreign policy and economic. this trip end wednesday. in berlin. meanwhile president chosen a high powered washington lawyer to joint te

western wildfires scorched an area larger than the state of maryland.nd we know that the costs of these events can be measured in lost lives and lost livelihoods, lost homes, lost businesses. hundreds of billions of dollars in emergency dollars and disaster relief. in fact, those who are already feeling the effects of climate change don't have time to deny it. they're busy dealing with it. firefighters are braving longer wildfire seasons, and state and federal government have to figure out to how to budget for it. i had to sit down in a meeting with the department of interior and agriculture and the rest of my team to figure out how we're going to play for more and more expensive fire seasons. farmer seed crops wilted one year, washed away the next, and higher food prices get passed on to you, the american consumer. mountain communities worry about what smaller snow packs will mean for tourism, and then families at the bottom of the mountains wonder wait will mean for their drinking water. americans across the country are already paying the price of ina

maryland. 70 in westminster. there's one little loan spot here on the western shore but 72 in rock hall, 71 10 island, 71 in annapolis. winds across much of the state right now. they are starting to uniformly shift to the southwest. that's going to bring in the warmer air. we have a low pressure system moving in from the west. it's going to bring warmer air across, warm front leading the way, cold front dragging behind. the humid, warm air list in with the warm front. that way you start to see it come together, the clouds are all associated with it early on. the showers associated with the front that gets here later tonight and into tomorrow. we'll see the rain chances increase the closer this front starts to get to the area. right now is just starting to move over the ohio valley, essentially in west virginia and will see more and more rain. right now just a little bit of a tip moving in from allegheny county over toward hagerstown. rain in washington county very soon. this stays with us through tuesday or so and then we see clearing. temperatures in the mid-80s in the meantime. that's why we will have the instabili

maryland's most accurate forecast has stars and clouds. bar i will muggy. so 68 will feel steamy. keep an eye on your western sky because there could be late day shower or thunderstorm and 68 by tomorrow night. staying pretty sticky. o 87 tomorrow. 86 on tuesday. late day shower and thunderstorm chance on both days. by the midweek. it's 83. it is a beautiful end to this week and things could turn a little hot by saturday and sunday. hot and humid. just hot. so the humidity takes a break for five days. >> all right. >>> great day at the maryland zoo. 6000 runners. >> really? >> came out for the league race. the gun wentz off. here we go. the race was on. here was the deal. our cheryl connor in dead last place. her challenge to starts will and pass as many runners she could. she gets a dollar for the girls -- girls to run program. here's the number one winner. up hills downhills straight aways and curve and cheryl managed to pass more than 3000 runners meaning she hands over more than $3000 for the girls for the run program. now 41 schools and just started in baltimore city. abc2 is a proud sponsor of yesterda

western wildfires scorched an area larger than the state of maryland.in a heat wave in alaska shot temperatures into the 90's. we know that the costs of these events can be measured in lost lives and lost five the eds, lost homes, lost businesses, hundreds of billions of dollars in emergency services and disaster relief. in fact some of those who are already feeling the effects of climate change don't have time to the night. they're busy dealing with it. firefighters are waving longer wildfire seasons and state and federal governments have to figure out how to budget for them. i had to sit on a meeting with the department of interior and agriculture and some of the rest of my team just to figure out how we will pay for more and more expensive fire seasons. farmers' seed crops wilted one year, washed away the next, and higher food prices get passed on to you, the american consumer. now mountain communities worry about what smaller snowpacks will mean for tourism and families at the bottom of the mountains wonder what it will mean for the dragging water.

western wildfires scorched an area larger than the state of maryland of the just last week, a heatwave in alaska shot temperatures in the 90s. and we know that the cause of these events is measured in lost lives, and livelihoods and lost homes and lost businesses and hundreds of billions of dollars in emergency services. in fact, those who are already feeling the affects of climate change don't have time to deny. it they are busy dealing with it. fire fights are braving longer, wildfires seasons, and states and federal governments have to figure out how to budget for. that and i had to sit down with a meeting with the department of interior and agriculture and the rest of my team just to figure out how we are going to pay for more and more expensive fire season. farmers see crops wilted one year and washed away the next and higher food prices get passed on to you the american consumer... communities worry about what smaller snow packs mean for tourism and families in the bottom of the mountain wonder what it means for the drinking water. americans across the country are paying the pric

western harford county. westminster, you have the sunshine. we will see passing clouds with breaks of sun. there could be some showers down to the south. central areas of central maryland. lexington park and into st. mary's. this is pushing to the east. nothing major this morning. we are seeing a few showers to the north of the garrett county. baltimore gets back into the chance for some showers and storms. 70 in parkton. a very mild start to the day. you can feel the humidity. 88.s today from 84 to a chance for some widely scattered thunderstorms anytime after lunch time. we will have another chance for some storms into tomorrow. this unsettled boundary keeps the chance for precipitation. temperatures will be warming up by the end of the week. a chance for those scattered showers and storms. out by the end of the week. friday is the first day of summer. >> we have a couple of problems to report. southbound 83, there could be a ladder just past shawan road. we havend liberty road, some closures in effect. we are not seeing anything in terms of the problem. northbound 895, there is some construction affecting a ramp. debris inne closed by the elkton region. still up to

western wildfires score muched an area larger than the state of maryland.ust last week, a heat wave in alaska shot temperatures into the 90s. we know that the costs of these events can be measured in lost lives, lost livelihoods, lost homes, lost businesses, hundreds of billions of dollars for emergency services and disaster relief. in fact, those already feeling the effects of climate change don't have time to deny it. they are businessy dealing with them. they are braving longer wildfire seasons and states and federal governments have to budget for that. i had to sit in a meeting with the department of interior and agriculture an the rest of the team to figure out how are we going to pay for more and more expensive fire seasons? farmers' seeds crops wilted one year, washed away the next, and higher food prices are passed on to you, the american consumer. mountain communities worry about what smaller snow packs mean for tourism, and then families at the bottom of the mountains wonder what it means for the drinking water. americans across the country are al

western wildfires scorched an area larger than the state of maryland.ust last week, a heat wave in alaska shot temperatures into the 90s. and we know that the costs of these events can be measured in lost lives and lost livelihoods, lost homes, lost businesses, hundreds of billions of dollars in emergency services and disaster relief. in fact, those who are already feeling the effects of climate change don't have time to deny it - they're busy dealing with it. firefighters are braving longer wildfire seasons, and states and federal governments have to figure out how to budget for that. i had to sit on a meeting with the department of interior and agriculture and some of the rest of my team just to figure out how we're going to pay for more and more expensive fire seasons. farmers see crops wilted one year, washed away the next; and the higher food prices get passed on to you, the american consumer. mountain communities worry about what smaller snowpacks will mean for tourism - and then, families at the bottom of the mountains wonder what it will mean fo