it's right over upperville right now over 17. it's drifting off to the east. a lot of the showers earlier today were moving southeast n. is moving more easterly. so right along 50. so get ready in upperville and aldie for moderate rainfall over the next few minutes or so. headed toward chantilly at 6:48. maybe to reston a little bit before 7:00 this evening. so again nothing heavy. as this warm front begins to lift out, we are going to see some activity increase as we go through the 9:00 to about 2:00 a.m. hours. 7:30 tonight, 81 downtown. still in the 70s across the board. just scattered showers. by 7:30 we're okay. 8:00 70s again. by 10:00 now we're seeing some showers build. and those are the showers that will roll through and maybe even keep you up a little bit tonight. we'll come back. we'll talk about the remnants of bill and what that could mean for our weekend forecast and that includes dad's day. >>> breaking news in the shooting after manual at a union tie -- man at a community center. just a short time ago police identified the victim and said they

a pretty good rain on the doorstep of upperville. you've already had a moderate shower earlier this evening and pretty good rains out 66 past haymarket and again to the west of warrenton. this is moving off to the east essentially, almost due east headed toward clifton at about 7:58 on our storm tracker and maybe fairfax a little after 8:00 tonight. generally light showers this evening but heavy downpours are possible 9:00 p.m. to about 2:00 a.m. highs tomorrow barely below 90 and again on friday it will be sort of a psychological victory for us. bill's remnants could arrive on father's day. the exact track is still up in the air so to speak. its see far away and is going to be a hard system to track. k we're going to see an increased chance of showers and storms on sunday. the good news is it will keep temps down a little bit for dad. 10:00 tonight temps in the 70s. a couple of showers north of town. and also west of town in the mountains. then you see that band of showers roll through. so late tonight we're going to see some heavie

southern loudoun county the storms have yet to clear, but leesburg and upperville you're okay. big storms in aldie going out route 50, tremendous rains in rockville still going up 270. once you get to germantown it becomes light to occasionally moderate rain. we'll zoom back out. this is still tremendous storms. now we have this extended, arlington and the district and also montgomery and prince george's county till 7:15. probably have to extend it again. we have this severe thunderstorm warning also for culpeper and fauquier until 7:30. we'll zoom out and give you an idea those are the areas that are under the warning now, not a watch. winds, this may be contaminated, wind sheer of 84 miles per hour south of sterling and chantilly. we're not taking it completely seriously, but you could still have a wind of 60 miles per hour with that storm. rainfall up to 3 1/2 inches on the west side of 270 north of germantown and around poolesville. we will come back, dissect the strongest storm. howard will join me. severe thunderstorm watch till 11:00, but most of the activity in terms of

this is moderate rain south-of- millwood and -- south of millwood and south of upperville. moderate showers and rain about another five minutes or so. middleburg 6:18 and dover about 6:24. we'll zoom into this. this is just some light activity. again, not to slow you down. our -- again, enough to slow you down. our roads to be wet. light activity from silver hill to the beltway and fedex field. temperatures, look at this. 27 in -- 27 in leesburg. it was -- 72 in leesburg. it was mid-90s yesterday. 81 in fredricksburg and 68 in front royal. that is crazy. now, light showers this evening but heavier downpours are still possible 9:00 p.m. to about 2:00 a.m. as the warm front lifts northward. highs barely below 90 tomorrow and friday. i think we'll stay below 90 and it will indeed be a moral victory. bill's remnants could arrive on father's day. some have the bull's eye going north of us which would be fine for us. in any event, i think we'll have an increased chance of showers and storms for dads. got news, we drop temps a little bit on sunday. on the futurecast, 10:00 77 down

this will head toward front royal on our storm tracker probably at about 5:28 and upperville at about 5:55, but notice back to the far right hand portion of your screen, fairfax, that was a big storm. i know the warning is gone, but that's still an important storm. >> this is still a very strong thunderstorm with a lot of lightning, very half rainfall rates. so we'll have some blinding rains potentially and some winds. it has fallen below severe levels, but we're tracking this as it comes toward alexandria, the district and southern montgomery. so anybody trying to commute on the outer loop, you can see what's happening there. that lightning is coming in toward arlington headed toward northwest d.c., so between annandale and northwest now. the worst of it is past you, but it's just in towards georgetown and in a few minutes washington as well as it moves east at 40 miles an hour with rainfall rates up to 8 inches per hour, silver spring at 5:26, college park 5:31 and lanham about 5:38. it looks like a busy night, topper. >> even though they aren't under a warning yet, we could see tha

this is on route 7 just southwest, extending down into upperville across route 50 producing heavy rain and slow going. keep an eye on goose creek too. that always likes to flood. now this storm just popped up around poolsville moving off to the north and east at clarksburg at 5:22, so severe or heavy thunderstorms until about 11:00 or midnight, bust stop temperatures 60s and need an umbrella tomorrow, nothing heavy falls tomorrow but i think an umbrella and light jacket too. flash flood watch until 6:00 a.m. on tuesday, rain, showers, or thunderstorms any combination thereof will exist right on through friday, so not exactly chamber of commerce weather and unfortuntely, the nats have a long home stand starting tonight. i've had a couple e-mails and facebook questions. will they start on time? i think so but i bet some kind of rain delay with the storms. by 10:00 heavy thunderstorms into southern maryland. heavy thunderstorms also still into fredericksburg and then finally we get into the 6:00 hour. mostly showers are gone and just light activity for your morning commute but nothing hea

heavy rain downpours possible, moving east and south, could be in upperville about 7:06 and middleville about 7:23 if it holds together. that's why we are saying isolated thunderstorm this evening. we get into tomorrow, yellow alert saturday between the storms and what's left of bill, heavy rain possible 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. that is bill, not the thunderstorm. hot on father's day with isolated thunderstorms. so 10:00 tonight we're in the 70s with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, just muggy and by 12:30 some showers beginning to pop. you're getting close. if you don't get done by 12:00, try to get to your tee time before 8 a.m. tomorrow. by 5:00 showers and storms across much of the metro area. at 8:00 there's heavy activity inside the beltsway and to the west. this is bill. leesburg at 9:30, look at how muggy it is, still 80s downtown. by 11:00 still lingering by frederick and by 1:30, 2:00 everything moves across the bay into the delmarva. sunday for dad morning showers, then just hot, 94, 93 monday, isolated storms. tuesday 96, low 90s on wednesday, upper 90s on thursday, isolated st

upperville will see it at 6:25, aldie at 6:40 first, sterling just after 7 -- 6:44, sterling just after 7:00. it could be tracking towards d.c. and prince george's county before it's done. >> even though the watch is until 8:00 we feel severe weather could go until about midnight. if there's a tornado warning, go to the basement or interior room. stay away from windows. protects yourself from flying did he -- protect yourself from flying debris. we think storms could be heavy or severe through midnight, thunderstorms could linger into tuesday morning especially south of town. check futurecast out. look at this solid line of storms at 8:00, still heavy weather from frederick to leesburg west of manassas. we'll stop it at 10:00, big storms rolling through the immediate metro area around springfield, d.c., over into the mitchellville area, 80 at 10:00 tonight. by midnight storms to south hitting our friends in southern maryland between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. the watch goes until 8:00. that does not mean we can sound the all clear. day planner, maybe a shower at 11:00, but drier air moves in tom

upperville, south on 17. back to marshall. now, this is moving off to the north and the east. now, get ready on the storm tracker at 7:39. now, the storm heading to fairfax, here is jp. >> yes, washington, montgomery, that goes until 8:00 p.m. i will show you that on doppler 9,000. now, lowden. right around root 50 is where we see the brunt of the storm. now, this is a tough one this evening up 28 as well. going to sterling. it is going to beat the bad. 2 inch rain rates, we have seen 5 or 6 inches with this one. quite a bit of lightning. moving off to the the east- northeast. 40 to 45 miles an hour. we are concerned about winds gusts in the 50-60 mile-an-hour range. that is why you should get ready for the storm to pass you. just about to rest and now 7:32. columbia, 7:58. on the current track i think it may just miss the dc on the forth side. certainly, montgomery, fairfax, and east. you got to watch out for this one. >> now,let say there is a tornado warning. there is not, under a watch. i want you to know what to do if we say a warning, go to the basement, if you don't hav

so marshall, upperville, the plains, maybe warrenton and eventually toward prince william as well, the northern part i think within the next hour, hour and a half. then showers from romney all the way out route 50 toward cross junction back toward winchester. those areas certainly will see a lot more shower activity i think than areas south and east of washington. right now in town, we have the clouds. 82. it was 95 this time yesterday. so a lot cooler. winds south, southwest at 5. they have been all over the place, more out of the east. where we've seen the clouds and the showers, it's in the 60s in front royal. only 70 in luray. we've got 83 tappahannock, baltimore and # 6, the warm spot -- 86, the warm spot in cambridge. our day planner lots of clouds. only the mid-80s thank. low 80s by evening with i think an increasing chance of showers as we go into the later hours in the afternoon and tonight. temperatures will drop into the 70s. we've got bill by the way which is over the dallas area right now. a lot of heavy rains moving toward areas in oklahoma. that could threaten us, at lea

chantilly, light rain, and for our friends out into upperville, as you go route 50. you can still take a jog this evening, though. just light showers, nothing crazy heavy. nothing severe. bust out temperatures in the 50s. you'll still need the umbrella tomorrow and maybe a jacket. wednesday will be cool and damp again. nothing heavy. thursday will be milder with a few showers, and then friday will be warmer with a few thunderstorms. but not wash out days. we did issue a yellow alert for tomorrow because of the rain and showers for both commutes. but 9:30, 10:00 tonight, a couple sprinkles around, mainly clouds and upper 50s to low 60s. pretty cool. by early morning. not much in terms of rainfall. temperatures low 60s. mid-50s to upper in the suburbs. 9:00, a couple showers to the south, by lunchtime, hit or miss showers in i-66 and montgomery county. nothing heavy tomorrow. just not the prettiest day in the world. low 60s. 64 at 1:00. that's it. now, the next three days, milder on thursday with showers, low 70s and warmer on friday with showers, perhaps the thunderst

so this storm will move through especially through winchester and maybe as far south as upperville by 619. we will see if they gather strength like yesterday. but right now, they are few and far between. this just popped up. 95, now on the east side of 95 heading into portions of southern maryland in about half an hour or so and moving southeast at 30. a yellow a -- alert for the thunderstorms. and it will be a nice evening with highs below 90 on thursday and friday. that would be nice. even tomorrow, it will hold in the 80s and heating up over the weekend, and the heat is never far from us. and by early in the morning, clouds returning to the south and pleasant. 67 in leesburg and 69 in manassas, and by 6:00 6 -- showers and storms are back. this thing is going hog-wild. i am not sure i buy it, but we have showers and storms in the forecast late tomorrow afternoon and evening. bill made land fall earlier today. and it turns northeast ward and by friday, it's north of little rock. the rainfall, pretty darned impressive. this is over 10 ich in houston, and by 5:00 tomorrow and dallas,