this system is approaching warrenton. hayesville, you guys are going to get in on this storm in the next 20 minutes or so. you may take 30 minutes or so. batten down the hatches. i think things will be improving once the line passes. we have a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 9:00 p.m. it's going to chop down from the east as the storm passes where you are. >> we've got better news at the weekend. >> thanks, howard. once these line of storms come through and that cold front associated with it, we're talking temperatures dropping and the humidity going down. right now, tyson's corner, you can see it's shaking around because of the winds and also that dark ominous sky. we're not quite out of the woods just yet. i think for a couple more hours we could still see activity. 84 degrees. the factor and the dew points of low 70s, feels like 90. cloudy skies, winds are coming out of the south at 8 miles per hour. right now, temperatures cool down to about 69 in leesburg where we saw some severe thunderstorms go through.

fog a little bit of a problem in warrenton and culpeper. visibilities a half-mile in warrenton and in the mountains. peters bug a half-mile. cambridge had fog a moment ago when i was making the graphic but their visibilities have come back. they're now at 5 miles. so patchy fog on the eastern shore at that with 57 in easton. 54 in gaithersburg. cumberland with your fog you're in the upper 40s while culpeper with the fog is 52. here in washington pretty nice looking morning out there. i'll just step out of the way for a moment on our michael & son weather camera. show you a pretty shot of the capitol dome. humidity 83% and light winds once again west, southwest at 3. the winds will generally be out of the west at 5 to 10 miles an hour. a wet time in texas. also down in florida. the last couple of weeks a lot of rain down there. we're still dealing with this upper storm system which is really back off the map out here but it's dragging down these little disturbances. more rain in parts of maine and new england and pennsylvania, new york. that

a little fog also cumberland and stafford and warrenton and culpeper. temps this afternoon as i step out of the way, mid- to upper 90s. monika samtani, 5:30, good morning. >> good morning. there is police activity in the downtown area, 17th and r street northwest. i'm being told you may find some road closures. this is the major thoroughfare 17th street. be aware of that and i'll keep you posted on that situation. if you're headed downtown using route 50, no problems to report as you head through cheverly into the northeast corridor a. bit slow new york avenue, bladensburg road. that's just the usual delays. outside live right now, if you're planning to head here, river road and falls road in the heart of potomac, no problems to report through the village. you're looking fine as you head inbound toward d.c. as well. this time we'll head all the way to the north side of town. 270 southbound out of frederick, still no big delays to report into clarksburg and a live look on the other side here at the american legion bridge. west side still looking good. co

warrenton, 73. on our way to 100 degrees but it will feel more like 105 degrees. a small chance of a late day thunderstorm west of the blue ridge. tomorrow we have a good chance of seeing storms. that is it for your forecast. >> overnight construction has been moved out of the way. they're working on the beltway. we had a lot of overnight construction. everything is complete. we will show you the live picture of 95. the headlights are heading northbound. nothing to report on 395. we looked at 270 earlier. we will take you downstream and show you what it looks like at father hurley boulevard. it looks good in and out of baltimore. we will have an newschopper 7 in just a little while. >> and councilwoman will pay a hefty fine after being convicted of reckless driving. she is being told to pay more than $400 after allegedly going more than one tenter miles an hour on the beltway. police -- 100 miles an hour on the beltway. police camera shows they were going more just to keep up with their. >> local lanes will be reduced to one lane between telegraph road and van str

looking good and feeling good, in the '50s. 56 in fairfax, 52 and warrenton, 52 in warrenton with low humidity. it is just like the past couple morning's. 57 in rockville. 85 this afternoon for the high temperature. mid to upper 86 south of the metro area. 85 around the beltway. the humidity is being kept at bay. near 90 degrees for the weekend. you will notice an increase in the humidity by sunday. real june washington whether by the end of the weekend. high temperatures will be in the mid '80s at the beaches, a mixture of sunshine and a little cloud cover on sunday. water temperatures around 70 just off ocean city now. to lisa. >> looking good and feeling good in maryland. in and out of baltimore across the bay bridge, in case you want to get to the eastern shore, no problems. looks good at the american legion bridge and the wilson bridge. into virginia they have wrapped up overnight roadwork. here we are out of springfield through landmark. looks good at duke street all the way to the pentagon and to the 14th street bridge. back to you. >> thank you. 59 degrees. >> the miami heat f

out towards warrenton where we talked to will earlier, in some places north of warrenton they got an inch to 1 1/2 inches. that's doppler estimated. it's not perfect but we found it does

a touch of fog toward warrenton. temperatures there near 50. 52 down in newland from bill but 59 on the bay. 60 any annapolis this morning. here's monika at 6:00 a.m. with time saver traffic. >>> right now you're beginning to see a lot of volume on your major thoroughfares but luckily no big incidents to report in your way. good morning, everybody. on the southbound side of i-270 you see all this red forming in orange out of frederick. that's normal for 6:00 in the morning trying to get down toward urbana. we'll go live to 270 southbound and show you what it looks like here at father hurley boulevard. this is the southbound side. you'll be just fine through germantown into rockville and the point where the lanes divide. back over to the maps and this time to the beltway. on the outer loop you'll find the brake lights on the southbound side of route 29 trying to exit at the beltway. a live look on the southern side of town. here's what it looks like coming out of brandywine. no delays to speak of yet. coming up in my

hagerstown around 80, same deal for martinsburg and leesburg and warrenton. 83 degrees. manassas also top out around 83 and temperature-wise, pretty confidentable. -- comfortable. in downtown 835. the average high is 87 and annapolis 83. and do keep in mind because the winds picking up we have a small craft advisory in effect for the bay on monday. your next throe days so tomorrow, is a yellow alert day because some showers and storms could you know impact your day if you're going to be outside a little bit. how around 85. tuesday lock at this. 80 is the high. some places only getting up into the upper 70s and in fact, tuesday morning, some locations especially in the mountains will have a chilly start. wednesday, 87 degrees with plenty of sunshine. check out your next seven days. so, once that kilowatt hits us tuesday -- cool weather hits us tuesday and wednesday, that's the first day of at&t national golf and check out friday. that's the heat back in the area. 100 degrees and we're going to be humid once again. so by the end of the week it's just going to be kind of st

it's cooled off, but it's still muggy. >> will thomas, down in warrenton, tonight, and all of this has moved off to the east of you, but if you get any new information, pictures or something you want to pass along, we'd certainly love to hear from you. thanks a lot. otherwise have a good weekend. >> reporter: you, too. thank you. >>> just want to pass this information along to our viewers. high winds and storms are causing power outages across the region. pepco is reporting more than 63,000 people without power, dominion virginia reporting about 156,000 people in the dark, bg and e about 200 outages in howard and anne arundel county. also a head up to people heading out, power outages reported at several metro stations including vienna, new carrollton, glenmont, wheaton, bethesda, prince gorge's plaza, minnesota avenue and takoma. that is quite a few stations, some on the red line. we'll stay on top of this to give you updates as we get it in. gary, back to you so you can give everyone the very latest on these storms moving through. >> they're still issuing these warnings ahead of thes

behind it, still left over lightning around washington, also rain, even into warrenton. this is only over the last hour. this gives an idea of the speed and intensity of the clout to ground lightning strokes within the general metropolitan area. it is diminishing a bit in its power as it approaches, but on the other hand, i don't want to take you to chicago for no reason, that is where the other started that is now over, and there is what is happening now in chicago. another cluster of thunderstorms. with this track and the pattern we have in the atmosphere, even though the temperature has dramatically dropped, it is possible later tonight we could be seeing that storm and chicago hitting us at 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. don't be shocked to hear rumble of thunder. meanwhile, the forecast tomorrow, it could be happening all over again. by tomorrow afternoon, it will not be as hot as today, but the temperatures will be approaching 100 degrees. with that energy and the instability in the atmosphere, i think we are likely to see thunderstorms. i don't think it will be

anywhere from the 50's in about 60areas up to downtown. 57 in warrenton. 54 in leesburg. 60 degrees. in degrees 58 in bethesda. on our way to 77 for the high temperature with low humidity. sun and clouds with spotty sprinkles this afternoon and evening. 30% chance of seeing this. >> in very good shape across the wilson bridge this morning. weekend construction is complete. of maryland and

meanwhile, around here, just showers for us, winchester, warrenton, and around lock u.s. dale, this area is creeping to the north and northeastward, so you folks in lees burg, you'll be getting a few showers, scattered showers for the evening, more coming in after midnight, a lot more for tomorrow. that's this tropical moisture down south, where there was upwards of 13 inches of rain through areas of the deep south. here's what's going to happen. we've had an area of low pressure and the cold front. both of these, tropical moisture will be making their way northward, so we're due to see quite a bit of rain, anywhere between maybe an inch of rain, some locations north and east a little bit more over the next 24 hours. showers and thunderstorms will be playing out tomorrow, especially during the afternoon, and right through the evening hours. here's 4:00 p.m. wednesday. a few clouds will hug the coast, so evening forecast, just scattered showers, you could probably get by for the evening. 712 to 80 degrees, so still very warm. tomorrow morning starting out between 69 and 76

warrenton northward up towards winchester and moving into berryville right now, light rain. prince william county, prince william parkway, 7100, and fairfax county if seeing light rain moving north, and showing signs of falling apart as it crosses off into montgomery county. western montgomery county will see light rain this morning. the heaviest stuff is in charles, moving into prince george's county, calvert county. ben's moving north through southern maryland in to brandywine, morningside soon to get some light rain later this morning. we will see sunshine around the lunch hour into the early afternoon. high temperatures around 83 later on today. you will notice an increase in the humidity just for today. widespread storms expected this afternoon and evening. nodoz have a good chance of being severe, with the biggest threat being straight line wins. here's the risk factor index for today. and high risk of streamlined wins being gusty and the next biggest threat will be flash floods between for clark and 11:00 p.m. today slight chance. we could see a small tornado later on

we're not looking at thunderstorms or anything threatening. 71 in warrenton and 67 in northwest. it is a little bit warmer in maryland. 77 will be the highs today and a little breeze. y. we will talk more about the rest of the week coming up. >> as far as weather from the weekend, we know there was at least seven tornadoes that touchdown in the area friday night. nine twisters touched down in maryland six of them close to the d.c. area and one of the hardest-hit areas was in harford county maryland. two people were hurt their and a whole bunch of buildings damaged. two twisters also touched down in virginia in hampton and the other near petersburg. a big turnout is expected tonight when the loudoun county board of supervisors will the public session on the dulles rail project. the board is expected to decide by next month that it wants to help pay for the bill. residents to talk to this morning had mixed feelings. >> it will create jobs and help people alabama the commute will be easier for me. >> there will be more buildings and houses and crime. i think it will be awful. >> the

up toward warrenton, coming in toward manassas and western fair fax, northern prince william, up route 15, just light, light sprinkles there scattered about toward frederick, maryland as well and itself shenandoah valley -- the then dough ya valley. temp -- shenandoah valley. temps pretty uniform on the map this morning. as we look outside on our michael & son wet weather camera, the rain has stopped. a temperature of 70. humidity way up at 87%. and our winds south at 6 miles an hour. so the muggies are here. we're watching the moisture flow in from the south. that front i was talking about is still not quite to detroit, still not quite to indianapolis. behind it the air is drying out that will get in here overnight toward tomorrow morning. ahead of it it is rather humid and muggy. showers and storms will be with us this morning. he are at the noon hour with heavier showers, maybe thunder west of town pushing across the area for the afternoon and evening hours before we start to see some clearing during the overnight. looking at the forecast, today about 80, 81. a yellow day. some of t

the heat index annapolis is in the 80s. 98 in rockville. 98 in leesburg and look at our friends in warrenton. this number always higher. 105 and 96 in manassas. the heat is definitely on and that's why we have the heat advisory in effect for the day tomorrow as our heat indices will be between 100 and 105, that's for everybody along the i-95 corridor and all of southern maryland and places back to the west not including the i-81 corridor along the blue ridge or to the west of the blue ridge. the heat index not as high but it will be hot for you guys. storm 4 radar, all clear around the area but the exception over loray and that's to be expected but it won't be a big concern. temperatures orbit into the 60s and 70s around the cities. washington and baltimore, both in the low 70s. maybe 71 in gaithersburg. the highs tomorrow, 96 in washington. 98 in frederic. 97 in manassas and 98 in culpepper, and we're not done yet. we're going to 98 on thursday. some locations could be near 100. 98 on thursday, that would tie a record set back in 1988. 92 on friday and the good news here, guys, we cool off,

you have light showers in leesburg and frederick and warrenton in parts of fauquier county. from frederick all the way into gaithersburg and towards the beltway, areas of light rain. basically moving out of montgomery county into howard county, anne arundel county, northern prince george's county, a few light showers. occasional rain and

it looks like warrenton will get clipped by this downpour, and that will continue northward into loudoun county as well. some light rain. number and berkeley counties. pushing to the northeast crossing over 68. locally, that is it on the radar screen, at least for now. here is our storm scanned. this is our satellite picture of the cloud cover. the white indicates the clouds. notice the brakes to the south. i expect east of the blue ridge will break out into more sunshine. however, that only works against us in terms of avoiding thunderstorms. it destabilize our atmosphere and adds to the thunderstorm potential for later on today. i am expecting some of this clearing to make its way toward us. plus the first round of storms -- guess where they're coming from -- southern virginia and north carolina. they moved to the northeast into the washington area later today. not much happening out there right now. a few showers and thunderstorms propping up around raleigh- durham, and southwest of washington. a cold front off to the west, and that will move in later tonight and along that front we w

just a touch of fog in southern fauquier county, down toward warrenton and culpeper. we'll be watching that for you going again toward 100 this afternoon. let's go to monika. she's got time saver traffic. 395 doing any better? >>> cleanup continues. it's better in the sense that you're now getting through on the northbound side of 395. we're talking about an accident that happened at quarter to 5:00 this morning involving a motorcycle and a car. we'll tell what you it looks like on our vdot camera where they've set up cones. here we go. you are squeezing by to the right side of the road and as you can see, that exit ramp to the northbound side of the gw parkway is blocked off. so you need to choose an alternate route. let's go to our traffic camera. i'm show you the delay beginning at least route 110. you'll want to use washington boulevard and take yourself over to the memorial bridge as your alternate route right now. even though you are getting by, you've already got this heavy backup on the northbound side of 395. this accident has been there for about 45 minutes.

. >>> a warrenton woman now charged with involuntary manslaughter in a crash that killed a woman and her dog. prince william county police say 52-year-old lori love ship was drunk when when she ran a red light and drove her suv into car at intersection of prince william parkway and dumfries road saturday night. a passenger in the car 57-year- old judith meyer was killed. the 58-year-old driver suffered life threatening injuries. a dog in the car was also killed. >>> fairfax county police say a man killed over the weekend in reston died of blunt force trauma. saturday night police responded to a call about a fight on winterthur lane in reston. they found nothing but an hour later officers received a missing person's report that led them back to that scene. that is where they found 40- year-old bharat patel's body inside his apartment. patel had just opened a dunkin' donuts franchise a few blocks away. >>> we have some new information on the cause of two accidents involving u.s. commerce secretary john bryson over the weekend. bryson reportedly suffered a seizure behind the wheel when

cumberland will get to 75, culpeper upper 70s, warrenton and manassas 77 degrees, downtown upper 70s, annapolis 75 degrees. our next three days i did make monday a yellow alert because of a chance of showers and thunderstorms. tuesday we warm up to 89, wednesday in the lower 90s. check out your next seven days. the heat is on especially by thursday, mid-90s and heat index valleys in the middle of the week to get up to 100 degrees. so be prepared for the heat. make sure you plan ahead and take the kids to the pool and the air concern is working because it's going to be very hot and human in the next few days here -- humid in the next few days here. so we're warning you now. >> we've been warned. >>> tiger woods, what happened? >> he looked good the first couple days. then the last couple days a rough one for tiger woods. his struggles carry over into the final round, plus the nationals struggle while the birds soar. sports is next. >>> now 9 sports with kristen berset, the best sports in town. >> a lot of seasoned firsts this week for the nationals. they picked up back to back sweeps o

winchester, 69 in strasbourg 70 in leesburg and warrenton. low to mid 70's for the most part with a few 60's in the shenandoah valley. a few scattered clouds, profitable with a refreshing northwesterly wind at 10-20 thus approaching 30. highs near 80. most of the day will be in the '70s. the real hot weather is off to the west. one of five in rapid city, oklahoma city at 105. if 68 in boston. more on the extended forecast, coming up. >> you have a great job today adam caskey. we have enjoyed a warm winter and an early spring. that could lead to a dangerous problem this summer. officials have tested the first batch of mosquitoes and prince william county. tested positive for west nile virus. officials say the best way to avoid the disease is to destroy any potential breeding grounds of round house like standing water and you should wear insect repellent. -- a breeding grounds around your house. coming up, florida is flooded. there's high water on streets and inside homes as tropical storm debby passes through. and a young ballplayer is headed

maybe near warrenton in another oh perhaps hour or so. and maybe if it holds together, head towards the metro area, around 3:00, 4:00. even by then i don't anticipate we'll have much in the way of severe weather. but this is a huge zone of potential severe weather that covers all of west virginia, virginia, maryland, the eastern shore, up into the district of columbia. it looks like the time for any severe weather will be around 5:00 until perhaps as late as 11:00 this evening. so definitely if you have plans to head outside this evening. you may have problems with high water. that's going to be the main problem tonight. right now we're into the 70s to near 80 degrees. they've had sunshine, fredericksburg over to pax river, northern neck, near 80. upper 70s in washington, farther west and north, only in the low 70s. and as we go forward over the next several hours. all of the areas in yellow and orange and red, this is the zone of potential heaviest rain. this is the zone of potential severe weather. here's the timeframe. by 8:30, 9:00 th

heavy rains for front royal and maybe against the warrenton, but by that time, it will be in the form of a shower. temperatures still in the 60s. this is great, 66 in reston, 67 in great falls and in bethesda. 71 in college park and 69 in beltsville. so here's the deal. gradually heating up. shower still possible tonight. warmer tomorrow. and then just hot by wednesday. but again, summer rolls in wednesday evening. for tonight, mostly cloudy, comfortable. lows in the 60s and winds southeasterly at 10. and for tomorrow morning, returning partly sunny and mild. 60s and 70s. winds southeast at 10. by afternoon, partly cloudy and warmer. just an isolated thunderstorm possible, highs 84 to 88. now, break it down for you. 52 to 70 to start and 80 to 84 by noon and an isolated thunderstorm possible. now the next three days, 9 weather alert codes, green tomorrow and then yellow and yellow because of the heat and because of the thunderstorms. mid 90s wednesday and thursday. next seven days, we're going to hover around 90, but the real heat will subside a little bit. 90 friday and saturday. we'

a few showers out towardsleesburg and warrenton. nothing particularly heavy. we'll back it out a little bit as you can see pretty good thunderstorms out there for parts of west virginia, about to cross over into harrisonburg. we'll keep a chance of the showers and thunderstorms overnight. the main event is tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. 8:00 in the morning it looks like a dry commute. some clouds, yes. a few light showers out in the mountains, yes, but not to be worried about. by lunchtime, well, you might have some showers. you'll notice the shades of green here. that's not too heavy for you. but then we'll move the maps to about 5:15 with a line of showers and thunderstorms developing with the yellow and oranges, can which will indicate the heavier rain -- which will indicate the heavier rain and also some hail. so that's what we're thinking. the storms will move through pretty quickly. in fact by this time tomorrow they will be across the bay with some clearing skies after midnight tomorrow. so here is the deal. severe weather alert day on friday.

in western maryland upper 70s for cumberland and hagerstown, upper 70s warrenton, manassas, 79 degrees in. downtown we're going with lower 80s. keep in mind average high is 83. it will cool down significantly compared to today's high of 90. annapolis will get up to 79 degrees. so tomorrow we have declared a yellow weather alert because of the showers, highs around 81, couple afternoon thunderstorms. wednesday is a green alert day because temperatures look pretty good, 80 and we're not worried about any weather impacting our plants. thursday a little, could 79. check that out on flag day, maybe a shower. here's your next seven days. friday and saturday in the lower 80s. enjoy the latter half of the week with the loyer humidity. as we look for father's day -- lower humidity. as we look for father's day weekend, pretty good, lower 80s, generally dry, a little chance for a shower sunday. if you want to take dad golfing, go ahead or take him to brunch. i don't expect these showers to impact most people's plans. tomorrow looks very wet, so be prepared, especially for the evening commute tomo

warrenton, manassas, all in the lower 90s. in downtown, get to 93. average high is 83 for this time of year. 90 for annapolis. even at the eastern shore, you're heating up to the upper 80s for eston, cambridge, 89 degrees. all right, we're starting a new 9 weather alert system where the next three days will always give you a color-coded day f. we say it's green, that's good. no worries, keep your plans. yellow, maybe we'll see wet roads, a little bit avenue sans for part of the day. red, a severe weather alert day, which means life- threatening weather is possible. sunday, great conditions. 93 is the high. monday still green, which is plenty of sunshine, low 90s. by tuesday, though, i've called it yellow for afternoon showers and storms possibly. highs in the lower 80s. here's your next seven days. we cool down by tuesday and wednesday with a cold front coming through. we are all seeing showers and also thunderstorms, especially by wednesday and thursday. then looks like for friday and saturday, we should be dry, back into the mid-and upper 80s. so t

culpeper will probably make low 80s tomorrow but warrenton, manassas, fairfax, leesburg, upper 70s. still a delightful day. right around 80 in southern maryland and upper 70s in gaithersburg and up to 70 in frederick. a little cooler by the water. low to mid 70s and there are parts of the bay and tidal potomac still under a small craft advisory. we'll break it down. 55-66 to start. pleasant by noon. temps in the 70s. and then 77-81. a little breezy by evening but a fantastic day. next three days, our weather alert codes are green, green and green. i want to explain what this means. we're going to rate the next three days. so good is no worries. yellow is cautious. i mean, it could -- caution. it could be kind of part of the day, nuisance type weather, and red is severe weather alert day. that means life-threatening. for us, next three days is green, green and green. 80 on friday. 83 on saturday with partly cloudy skies. next seven days, it stays pretty nice quite frankly. sunday we're up to the mid 80s for father's day but it stays dry. and, again, the nats are in town friday, satur

are in the upper 70s and cumberland, hagerstown, almost 80 around winchester. 81 in culpeper. 80 in warrenton and manassas. close to 80 around leesburg. downtown, low 80s. low 80s into southern maryland through charles county, down toward waldorf. around 80 through rockville and gaithersburg. not quite as warm on the bay, but still mid 70s, and not a small craft advisory. 58 to 68 to start. 76 to 80 by noon and 80 to 83, very pleasant by evening. next three days, our 9 weather alert codes, green, green, and green. 80 on sunday. a few more clouds for dad. 79 on monday. there's a big change i made. showers and thunderstorms prevalent on monday. next seven days, back up to 90 on tuesday. the warm front pushes through and mid 90s wednesday and thursday. just isolated storms. cold front next friday and yes, a little better chance of showers and thunderstorms on friday, but still hot with temperatures in the 90s. at&t national comes here in two weeks. we have two tickets. thank you. we have two tickets. i'm dizzy from the high wire. and here's the deal. go to our website at wusa9.com or facebook. i

here's amosville, here's warrenton. this is west of 17. getting to 66 so you going out 66 you get past the plains and marshall on the way out to i- 81. seeing some of the storms. on the west kind of win chest -- side of winchester a few heavier showers in the next little while but this is not the big show by any stretch. that's going to happen later this afternoon. here's the bigger picture, this is what weapon just looking at -- we were just looking at but look at the loin of storms from ohio and charleston and tabriz toll now and tennessee and -- to bristol now and tennessee and virginia. with the sunny breaks we're seeing, we're starting to heat things up and that's just going to add to the instability. and with the heat temperatures now low 80s in norfolk. 83 degrees. 70 cumberland but ocean city is 72 along with charlottesville. to the beach not see the storms there until midnight or even after. locally temperatures in the mid 70s in rockville. 77 for stirling. manassas is 79 and even in columbia 74 and commands doctor. 80. -- alexand

this is from robin in warrenton. all miss toles got was probation, if this was you or me, not only would our driver's license been taken away, but the book would have been thrown at us and we would have been charged more than the small fine she was. the legal system sucks. okay. let's take it down a notch, shall we? while i, too am a bit mystified as to why toles dodged getting points on her license, according to the dmv website a reckless driving conviction is worth six points. they don't suspend your license until you get eight or 10 points. that may not make you feel better, but that is the deal. our mailbag address mcginty'smailbag@wusa9.com. please include your name and where you're writing us from. that's our report. i'll be back here at 11:00 with anita brikman. have a great night. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> new alec baldwin. about to boil over. >> what's the job that you wanted to do? that weren't good enough -- >> on the streets of

warrenton. parts along the blue ridge. scattered showers overnight tonight. pop up thunderstorms possible into the earlied to my ed tto m hours. breeze starts to clear things out. 80s tomorrow. oh going to get hot before the week is out, chris. that forecast coming up. >> thank you, chuck. director of reston zoo is facing animal cruelty charges. police arrested 26-year-old friday. investigators say it stems back to january after an employee alerted animal control about the suspicious death of an adult wallaby. they said euthanasia drugs were improperly used to treat animals. she is charged with possession of the controlled substance. >>> a rap night turned into a chaotic scene at a restaurant early this morning. it happened around 1:30 a.m. at new red rock cafe on muddy branch road. police say a fight broke out between two women during the event. and hundreds of people continued the melee in the parking lot. >> total chaos. people running. using salt shakers as weapons. >> after grabbing salt shakers they grabbed guns and knives. one person shot. six others s

leesburg, warrenton, 73 degrees. average hap downtown is lower 80s. we'll be a few degrees below that average. 75 in downtown, 74 andrews air force base, lower cents in annapolis. we do after small craft advisory for the bay because of the breezy conditions that are expected. out toward the eastern shore, also lower 70s. so a little bit cooler than average for this time of year here in june. our monday breakdown is like this. cool start, 50s and sick. only a slight chance for a shower by noon, 68 to 73. by 5:00 74 to 8 degrees. chance for showers and isolated thunderstorms. next three day, mid-70s for monday. tuesday in the lower 70s. maybe some places only upper 60s. a collapse for a shower. wednesday 73 with some scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms possible. here's how your next seven days are looking. nats in town tuesday. decent nats weather. thursday and friday, mid-70s for thursday with maybe a morning shower, but then by friday we're looking at much nicer conditions in the upper 70s, and we're warming back up just in time for the weeke

pushing into howard county and another between winchester and front royal and some storms south of warrenton in. those areas you'll see heavy rain and heavy rain is just exiting southern maryland into the bay. so those of you that had the storms, it's been pretty rough. those of us that haven't, it's been very nice. 77 now, high was 80 3 , 70 in gaithersburg -- 83, 70 in gaithersburg, 75 in leesburg and manassas. it's 80 in fredericksburg. tonight showers and thunderstorms should end by 10 p.m., clearing and cool, 54 to 64, winds northwest at 10. we will come back and talk about the weekend, issue nine weather alerts for friday, saturday and sunday. you might be surprised what we're going to do. >> i'm hoping they're green. >>> still to come the fight over sugar and obesity takes a national stage. lawmakers convene a soda summit here in d.c. >> but first a teenager banned from high school for sporting a religious symbol in support of a loved one. we'll tell you why the school says that is against the rules. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced. is this right? right here, li

james duncan died earlier this week when his plane collided with another plane near the warrenton/fauquier airport. he was aboard a plane with a flight instructor. the transportation safety board of canada is investigating since two of the three victims were federal transportation employees. the visitation for duncan is at the joseph gallers and sons on wisconsin avenue from 5:00 until 8:00 tonight. >>> it is being called the biggest bus crackdown in history. the government has shut down multiple low cost bus companies including ones that operate here in the washington area. transportation officials closed 26 companies that offered what were called budget buses. customers bought cheap tickets on line and were picked up curbside instead of at a terminal. the move comes a year after a low-cost bus crashed on i-95, killing four people. the driver fell asleep at the wheel. something that federal authorities say was happening too often. transportation secretary ray la hood says no matter the cost, safety is the first priority. >> by ignoring safety rules, these operators put passengers and othe

a little bit of fog toward warrenton. three-quarters in culpeper. stafford a half mile and a mile in peat usburg in west -- in petersburg in west virginia. temperatures run from the mid- 60s to low 70s. 70 in easton. 73 hagerstown and here in washington, a hazy start. still see the capital pretty well there with 75 muggy degrees. humidity 84%. this dew point at 70 is feeling like we're on the gulf coast this morning. the hot air extends from the southwest all the way up. there are heat advisories to maine today so much of the country sizzling. the main jet still well to the north. that's where we're finding the big time thunderstorms. but underneath this area of high pressure for us, other than a stray storm this afternoon, we're going to be hard-pressed to see much in the way of any relief. a quick look at the future cast and you see just not much there except for the isolated afternoon storm that pops up. the forecast, we've got yellow alerts the next few days. today and tomorrow for the heat. friday for storms. 97 today. 98 if not locally 100 tom

you can see they all have but ended, some residual showers to our west around lorain and warrenton. we've been under this cool april type pattern. we are going to be heating up. it's going to feel like july. it's going to feel a lot like summer around here. we'll talk temperatures coming up. >> okay. >>> tonight, two parents charged with not getting their kids to school on time, they're off the hook. mark and amy de investmentcore's three kids attend the waterford school in loudoun county. and according to the school there they were late at least 30 times during a two-month span and nearly 160 times last year. today the prosecutor dropped those charges, but the family wanted the case to go to trial. >> we were hoping that the judge would rule on our motion to dismiss, which was that there is actually no law in virginia that deals with tardiness. >> denicore says he plans to ask the virginia attorney general to clarify that law. >>> a psychiatric patient in fairfax county has been charged with murder. police say 24-year-old mark shilor stabbed another patient at a facility off old me

down toward manassas and warrenton, just a top of fog just like yesterday morning. temperatures this afternoon mid- 90s in annapolis. pax river 95. 99 manassas and frederick and d.c. and maybe a hundred up in baltimore. let's go to monika samtani. traffic not nearly as hot as the weather. >>> not yet anyway. we don't know. later on it could heat up but right now things are fine. it's calm. no problems to report. just the construction right now northbound on i-95 you'll find it right here in springfield in the two left lanes. let's go to our traffic camera. no problems to report other than the construction. everything fine to the 14th street bridge. let's go over to the west side of town. there is construction first of all on the beltway. inner loop side between route 50 and route 7 with only one lane getting by at times. then also on the inbound side of i-66 between nutley street and the beltway. the overnight construction should be cleared up within half an hour. if you're planning to head elsewhere, no problems on 95 between baltimore and college park. we'll take

this stuff has been really strong, heavy thunderstorms coming through in loudoun county just about to warrenton. they've reissued warnings for montgomery until 7:45. leesburg has been getting hammered here. this is toward ashburn area in loudoun county. greg is there looks off to the west. the rain

warrenton 87 degrees. culpeper, you'll warm up to around 90 degrees. in downtown gets around 89. the average high for this time of year is 83. well above that. annapolis, you also get into the mid-80s. you do have a small craft advisory that starts at 6:00 p.m. on monday, goes until 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. here's how your monday breaks down. now, we're looking at again a cool, fairly mild start. but then we're calling it basically we're giving it green alerts for good conditions. we're not worried about the weather impacting your plans. tuesday, yellow, because of a few storms and some showers moving in. highs will be 83 degrees. on wednesday, some showers arrive as well. 84 degrees under mostly cloudy conditions. here's a look at your next seven days. so unsettled starting on tuesday, locate your umbrellas by then. check out thursday and friday. we could cool down into the upper 70s. once that cold front passes through, it will leave us some cooler air. it looks as we head into father's day weekend, looks pretty good. temperatures will be in the lower 80s by saturday and on sunday

i want to focus in on this area right in here and this is around warr warrenton and then down through culpepper. i'll take the warning off. this is a series of storms and i want to put this in motion over the last two hours and watch as they form and move over. this was the same location last week that we had numerous, numerous flash flood warnings three days in a row of flash flood warning northwestern prince william county and i would not be surprised if we saw flash flooding into this area, too. once again, please, give yourself a lot of extra time this evening. we'll continue to see the threat for flooding for those possible tornadoes and, again, for strong, damaging winds later this evening. this is round one we're going through right now and round two just off to the west and just looking at the national weather service and this line right here, right now has upwards of 50-mile-an-hour winds associated with it. once again, this line right here. this is round two and it's making its way right our way. we want to make sure we're staying on top of this for nbc 4. >> let's talk abou

they will stay south of warrenton. they will stay south of quantico. and again, those warnings last until about 6:45. this is simply a joke. these are storm reports. normally, we have one or two dots across the metro area. but this shows you that no one was spared. either hail or damaging winds last night. we talked about this last night. in fact, we told you to treat it as if it were a tornado warning and take refuge either in the basement or interior room. because this was serious business. right now, 95 downtown. 91 inlies burg. -- in leesburg. 88 in frederick. we're going to factor in the humidity. and temps don't go up much. only 96 downtown. 97 in manassas. the heat advisory has been canceled. and there's no heat advisory issued for tomorrow. so we have some good news to report. all right. so far. 100 was the record downtown. we actually hit 96 today. 98 at dulles. no records fell today. 100 up at bwi. they also stayed around 96. day planner for tomorrow. 70s to start. 88 to 93 by noon. still fairly hot. and 95 to 100, isolated storms possible in

cross i-81, and they are going to be severe if not tornadic, then marv their way through leesburg and warrenton, probably take until about 9:00 to get them through the entire metro area. so these are serious, this is with the cold front this is kind of what we were worried about, a second line of storms, and they are developing. we'll keep you posted at the bottom of the screen with all the warnings, but these are new. allegheny county in maryland, frederick county, virginia, page, shenandoah in virginia, and then hampshire and morgan county, west virginia until 6:45. take this seriously. and if you are in places like hagerstown and martinsburg, winchester, take cover now. go to the basement, go to an interior room, and if you are further east, okay, you can kind of use your noggin a little bit. if you're in leesburg now or out in loudoun county or out in fauquier county, they are going to get to you in a an hour and a half to two hours, so you might be able to take some precautions you maybe didn't have time to take before, but they're coming your way. at the very least, strong gusty winds, ra

frederick county, maryland and warrenton you are seeing the light rain. this is the area under the gun. you can see how fast these are moving here just over the last 15 minutes. here it was in bowie and now it is in crofton coming to annapolis. annapolis you will start to see the winds in your area. this is a heavily treed area. 97 a lot of trees alongside 97. down route 2. tons of trees here. i wouldn't be surprised to see route 2 see a lot of trees down there. and in behirandywine now in sunderland around prince frederick you are seeing the strong winds and very, very heavy rain. and we'll continue to see that for the next couple hours. but is it moving so fast that in about the next half hour to 45 minutes we will be done with this storm. then we can turn to those without power and the heat. the heat tomorrow will be around 100 degrees. forecasting a near record once again during the day tomorrow. today we hit 104 which is an all time record high temperature for the month of june. tomorrow we could be close to that but could be a couple of degrees cool

sunrise in about 12 minutes from now. 53 in my privilege, 55 in leesburg, 54 in fredericksburg, 49 in warrenton. a few upper 40's here and there to kickstart our thursday morning. the 52 and fort washington. 30% chance of a few showers later on today between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. just a few isolated downpours associated with them. nothing severe. 80 degrees today for the high temperature. we will climb another 10 degrees by the weekend. close to 90 by the weekend. back to you. >> thank you. our top story and other d.c. council member resigning in scandal. kwame brown expected to talk today about stepping down. this is after he was charged with bank fraud. brianne carter is at the wilson building with details. >> good morning. we have heard no public comment from kwame brown after the resignation or about the charges. we expect we could hear from him later today. all this happened yesterday and he said that he had no comment but that he would be able to speak out today. he initially said that he would not resign his post as council chair, but that is what happened. in a letter to the council h

down in warrenton coming in at 90. the gull news is not a lot of humidity out there. so really it's not too conferrable. now seeing some cloud cover make its way in here. these clouds are on the back side of a trough up to the north and east. in comes a nice big ridge. normally is the high pressure and nice weather, but in this case it's bringing in the heat and the west. tomorrow, however, the sun is almost like it gets bigger tomorrow, because the heat definitely gets in here. all day tomorrow, highs into the mid 90s i think for most areas. then on friday it turns hot and humid. yes, a slight chance of a shower, but i'm not expecting much. same deal goes for saturday. highs tomorrow -- 95 in market, 96 in fredericksburg, and 91 towards martins burg. still not too human. the humidity comes in on friday. that's why we have an excessive heat watch from baltimore right on down the i-95, and points beyond for the potential for a heat index of 110 degrees. we could that again on saturday, we could see that on sunday. this heat wave much warmer than just the last heat wave