downtown is 80 degrees and 70 in woodvine. if will be 50s tonight and very comfortable. the dew point is around 50 degrees. nothing going on. we will get a break for another 24 hours before more storms come in by tuesday and wednesday. we have to go all the way to pennsylvania to find clouds. this will be in through your day tomorrow. it will push toward the south and east. it is maker heat. out to the west look at the heat developing. some hot air will push toward the east. chicago is pushing 90. it will be 100 out west. closer to home will be seasonably into the 80s. we have showers and thunderstorms coming. thursday and friday it will be gorgeous. 50s and 60s. tomorrow middle and upper 80s. we are seasonably normal. shower and thunderstorms tuesday afternoon and a better shot for wednesday pushing 90 degrees. tropics have a new system, number 6. it is crawling along in the bay. the closest point to america is brownsville, texas. the forecast shows it will run out of real estate soon. it will rain out over central mexico likely. it is more active next week. so 60 tonig

some heavy activity moving through woodvine.th of town, some lighter showers one near jacksonville heading up toward portions of hartford county. south of the city haven't seen a drop. down by annapolis probably going to stay dry. we have some heavy rain going on. a flash flood warning remains in effect for southwest york county. we'll watch this move through the area over the next hour or two. finally west of frederick it will taper off. we expect to see more coming in tomorrow. 80 in d.c., no rain there. 72 elkton. 63 in oakland. we have plenty of moisture. 81, 69 today. 88, 66 the normals. the records 105 and 53. no wind but d.c. has a southerly wind pushing the rain up the bay. there's a coastal flood advisory through tomorrow because of the southerly winds. still a batch of showers and storms popping to the southwest. kind of an upper air disturbance moving through the air this afternoon and tonight. that's what caused the showers. tomorrow we'll see another batch of showers to develop somewhere in kentucky, ohio, indiana.