the dewpoints have dropped sharply, baltimore down to 47, 48 at frederick. the lower dewpoints have made considerably drier, more comfortable, and the temperatures fall correspondingly. 56 at pittsburg, 53 in chicago. we will not get the cold as of that air, but it will be more comfortable here. there is a rain out there, too. here is one front that is trying to pass through. another one is washing out. the key is there will be a boundary, a divider between the coolest of the air and the warm, stickies osticky stuff. eventually there will be a chance for some rain. tonight, cooler temperatures, a 57-62 with a light north wind. tomorrow because will get bigger which hours after sunset. game time tomorrow, 1:00 in the afternoon downtown. mostly cloudy skies by that time. a northeast wind at 10 miles an hour. voters can expect northeast winds with gusts up to 20 or so. looking at the futurecast, we can see the rain chances start to increase as we get into sunday night and monday. then several waves of considerable rain in the forecast over the next couple of da

the dewpoint is nice and though -- and local. dewpoint is nice and low.slo 78 and 60 are the averages. right now, 77 degrees in gaithersburg. b-7v in la plata. a little bit more to the -- 70 in la plata. a little bit warmer to the west. the atmosphere is said to bring some of these-this heat in. probably lower 90's on friday. the reason for it is this area of high pressure that has given us this delightful weather will move off to the atlantic and shift just far enough south to wambach the temperatures here for a few days. at the same time -- to one of the temperatures here for a few days. at the same time that is happening this is going on over here. however, it could be kind of block. there could be some isolated thunderstorms, especially north and west of the city. temperatures will warm up nicely into the every deposing near 90 and a chance for an afternoon dharam -- thunderstorm -- into the 80's mirren 90 and a chance for an afternoon thunderstorm. the tropic of capricorn will be the first day of winter and then the first da

we're just about to say "see you later" to that high humidity in the dewpoint. on average, this is really the peak time for ragweed. this is over at walter reed. on average, we are above average for the ragweed pollen count. it is really going to begin to pick up. over the next couple of days, but temperatures will be in the 60's. here is what is going on around the spirit let me take your around the state. this is from the nascent terrace satellite. this is -- the nasa terrace satellite. all this is nice. even though it is in the tropics and it is a hurricane, the cause gets so high that day or composing ice crystals. the wind is 150 miles per hour. there is igor. there is an julia. and there is powell. -- there is carl. all these are staying safely out to see over the weekend. igor will be decreasing, but may be a threat to bermuda. and there is a chance that carl will head into the yucatan. down and plots -- down and spots like dallas-fort worth where the dewpoint is in the 70's. delightful. tomorrow morning, and temperatures will be around 60 degrees in town

dewpoints are up. here in the city most areas didn't see a drop of rain. barometer has been rising, 91 degrees today, the record high 99. the average high is 76. 61 last night. the average low is now 54 and the record low, 37 degrees. right now it's 70 up in elkin. once again the dewpoint is pretty high. winds coming out of the north now. and tomorrow we'll have wind early in the day. tomorrow night they go back to the southwest and that's going to keep us in a very warm air. kicked up the showers. kinds of a trough ahead of that front. a lot of showers to our north in of course portions of virginia. it's going to head back to the north as a warm front during the day late thursday into friday. that's why we get back into the low 90s. it will be dropping. big temp around 74. so tonight, showers have ended. just call it partly cloudy. tomorrow back up close to 90. the next 5 days it will get hot again on friday. 92 and then cooling a little bit. low 70s, low to mid-70s, chance of rain coming in friday and again on monday. we need it denise. >>> check in with

the dewpoint is low. we're in the mid- to upper 60s, you would feel the humidity in the air but you don't feel it when we're this dry. it gets kind of breezy as another front comes through. across northern plains and as far east now as missouri but it's beginning to break out some what. that would drag a front across the great lakes into the ohio valley tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night. it will reach our region in the evening, maybe late tomorrow night. maybe after midnight the front will go through the region and it could set up some scattered showers, maybe a gusty thundershower, depends how warm it gets, but the best location with that activity will be west virginia, ohio and western p.a. and new york. it's going to warm up tomorrow again, társ it's going to get a little more humid. the sunshine returns for the most part on friday. with a risk of showers and that front going through. let's go to the tropics once again, igor category four down a little bit. heading toward bermuda. that little spot ri

. -- been dewpoint is 68. it is that muggy. a manassas at 70 degrees. west virginia is a little bit cooler with higher elevations. break-in national is 95 degrees for the high temperature. it is not a record breaker. we will be in the low or mid- 90's. that is well above our averages 77 degrees b. record highs tomorrow is 94 degrees. we have a very big chance of that come tomorrow afternoon. it distillis still high noon to. tomorrow will be our last hot day of this threat but a -- strech. there may be some rain showers. stick with the weather. >> there has been iraq on 395 northbound. -- an accident on 395 northbound. we are not complaining. elected flicking capture that. -- let's see if we can capture that. to let lanes are blocked. no delays. how about maryland? any delays are problem there? it looks beautiful there. >> we appreciate it. it is for 50 5:00 a.m. -- 4:55 am. ♪ storyteller: little miss muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home, and ransacked the place making off with several valuable

that dewpoint is 45. very dry air. that means a lot of places tomorrow morning will probably get down to about 45. it's already down to 55 in oakland. 59 in cumberlang. ocean city at 58 and 59 down in elkton. already around 55, 5 degrees, it won't take a whole lot with these high winds. the temperatures have really plunged. during the morning hours, it's going to be a chilly start. it'll warm up in afternoon. in the morning, it's going to be very cool but it didn't. pretty amazing picture at this h point. now on our part of the world, our kwraoef our big pressure. i'm going to convince this rom day, hopefully it's every. >> the wind fight clock wide. the wince are out of the north west southwest and that's where the warm air will be moving congress a from warm up. thursday, friday and sunday, one of those days. pretty close, might bring us some showers at the time. just seethe southeast of newton. they cleared out this morning. they still have wind at 75. moving north east at almost 30 miles per hour -l and new tropica

the dewpoint stays nice and low, and that will be the story into the weekend. he is a little weather front, and that will be coming through tomorrow afternoon, and as it does, there may be a few of light showers and sprinkel, especially for those of you in the mountains of west virginia. -- a few light showers and a spring nkle. the chance for an evening shower, the temperatures again above-average. after we get over that, it may be a sprinkle korea temperatures in the 80's. >>> another texas team on sunday. what is this? >> bring them on. bring them on. hey, the redskins and texans play sunday, and both teams run the same offense. kyle is now the guru. 231 yards against the colts last week. the redskins never really got their game going against dallas. only 63 yards on 18 carries, and that has to change. >> there were opportunities in that game, and we are seeing bad, and understanding it could have possibly been one guy away from coming up with the big plays, and that is going to have been. >> it is a process. it will not happen overnight. i like the progress

the dewpoint is right near 70 and that means very humid. 1995, the afternoon temperature range. -- 90-95 the afternoon temperature range. 7:00 p.m. is sense that now. -- is sunset now. down in the tropics is where we have all of our storm activity. it looks like tropical storm matthew is going to take a turn to the north. something tells me it developed and there -- something else may develop down there. tropical storm ely's is way down indialantic. here is what -- is way down in the atlantic. here is what happens to matthew over the next five days. it does not move much at all. it is -- it just gets stuck over the yucatan peninsula, diminishes in strength. it maybe not you or something else that comes up the eastern seaboard in more than seven days. we will see how that plays out. to the west of us, this front, not much rain with it as it approaches this evening. by tomorrow morning we may just have a band of scattered clouds as the front goes through. but the key is the humidity will drop and the temperatures will not climb as high. by sunday morning, though, we see some activity to

take a look at temps right now, it's very pleasant. 63 and the dewpoint is up a bit. southwest winds turning around at five. the barometer turning steady. around the state 63, here's 70 in haguerstown. 64 in oakland. right now around the metro, 61 the cool spots up in westminster. 70 by the water and 63 up in bellaire and columbia as well. the winds coming out of the southwest. that is going to bring in some seriously warm air for the next three days it'll feel like august rather than the end of september. tomorrow night just around this time, fall officially begins by the way. it's going to feel much more like august. after the rest this funnel system did cause some shower activity. maybe an isolated shower, perhaps a thundershower up in the mountains. slight chance, not a great chance but it's possible. in the meantime, here comes that warm air. temperatures in central tennessee today got over 100 degrees. i'm not kidding. this is some awfully warm air. i do expect to see close to 90, the front gets close to us and then goes back north again. so we'll stay in the wa

r dewpoint is 61. the contrast -- that is where the energy source is in the atmosphere. there you can see it briefly -- was nicole. we have a wave in the atmosphere coming our way. not a tropical storm, but certainly tropical moisture. on the doppler, you can see some still very, very heavy rain to our south. there we are in washington. you folks in fredericksburg, you have an idea of the moderate range. tomorrow morning, because the ground has been so dry, it cannot absorb the rain that quickly, so there will be some areas of standing water. wilmington, north carolina, tapped into our sights. they have had 5 inches of rain. so far for the month, 17 inches of rain. right around us, only .10 of an inch in alexander appeared overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow is likely that some areas will see upwards of two-5 inches of rain. probably a little more concentrated into the evening. we will see it begin to move out 7:00 or 8:00. be prepared for localized flash flooding tomorrow morning. we are under water. tune in the early tomorrow morning. there could be warnings

the dewpoint has really dropped, so it is still a dry air mouse out there for us. on the eastern shore, it looks like 83 for a daytime high tomorrow. not an excellent day to get out on the chesapeake bay. a small craft advisory in effect, and waves could turn up to 2 feet. the front will make it through here, but it will be a dry front coming through. then the cool air, as you can see it is over the great lakes. sunday will be an entirely different story. we will only see a high of about 70 or 71 degrees, with increasing cloudiness throughout the day. we will remain critical for next week. here is how the seven-day forecast breaks down. generally a dry weekend. for the ravens kick off, it looks like about 71 degrees with increasing clouds throughout the game. a good chance for some much- needed rain on monday and tuesday. remaining in the mid 70's both of those days, some slight chance of showers remaining on thursday. >> rivals gather in carroll county. we will take a look at week four, coming up next in sports. >> tonight's jackpot is an estimated $15 million. yo

the dewpoint came way down, much drier than it was yesterday. it's down to 54. as far as winds go they've shifted for the to west. that's only for a short time because down to our south it's loading up already. you can see the rain off the east coast this morning, but there's actually kind of a low pressure off the coast of georgia and yet a tropical depression we've been talking about is still south of cuba. that is going to merge with low pressure off the carolina coast to one area of low pressure. we're going to have a tropical disturbance that may become a tropical storm briefly before it becomes absorbed in this weather system and it's going to move in our general direction on wednesday night and thursday. a lot of rain expected with this particular system. we're talking any where, two to four inches of rain can fall in our region wednesday night into thursday afternoon. likely there'll be flooding across some of the area. it's exactly, it's exact storm track is going to be right now. pretty difficult thing to say, but after of tonight, the weather service

across the area midnight temperatures, you can see 57 the temperature at o'hare airport, and with the dewpoint presently about 52 degrees it's not going to get too much cooler at o'hare. a little fog being reported up around wakegan. we don't know at the moment how thick it is but there may be some other fog patches across parts of the area this evening. the wind are calm at most areas winds are occurring. speeds are about 2 to 3 miles per hour. you can barely feel them. been over the chicago area for the past couple days. it lift briefly but look at this. a very impressive area of cold air coming in over the weekend could drop our temperatures to say highs in the low 50s for saturday and sunday and that could spell overnight low temperatures perhaps in the mid- to upper 30s, we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, this is the tropical depression which, right now, is about 90 miles from havana, cuba. it is tracking in that general direction and some forecast information suggests that storm will probably just brush parts of southern florida, moving up the east coast. it is expected to strengthen to

dewpoint is dropping, it is humid, winds out of the south, 15. gust to 24 miles an hour at nationl airport. on the radar, we are seeing showers moving into the eastern shore. these showers advancing south to north, continueo move up the eastern shore, perhaps producing heavy rain and maybe damaging winds a the afternoon progresses. passg to the north of salisbury. one batch of heavy rain, into new jersey. rom thbay, west, it appears that things are going to be dry here for the rest of the afternoon. a few isolated orms. and those are headed to the north as well. and otherwise, we will get a respite from the rain for a whle. upper teens, low 20s, look at the rainfall we have had over the last 48 hours, not as much around washington, further to the west and north, two inches there, and well to the south. southern maryland, over a inch. almost three inches fell around salsbury, they will get three inches fr this storm system by the time the day ends. montgomery, prince george's, and only near 60 there. in the 50s, across ohio and parts of eastern ke

dewpoint a stmy 70. humidity is high. we have a calm wind. 65 days 90 degrees or higher. today will be number 66. right now in the suburbs and many rural areas in the 60s. weather watchers are reporting. prince gornl's, arlington, fairfax, mid and upper 60s. watch out for patchy dense fog. visibility down to zero in many locations in the rural areas around the bay and eaern shore. throughout much of virginia and maryland. dense fog beginning to form in the valleys. tropical storm lisa looks like it's going to stay out in the central atlantic. here' tropical storm matthew on a track moving west and heading toward gaut mal ma, yucatan peninsula. now, as we take a look at the forecast for the students at the bus stop th morning, there will be patchy fog. so watch out for students waiting for buses this morning. visibilities will be low in many locations. otherwise, partly cloudy. 60s. low to mid-70s by later in the morning. noon time, 80s. midafternoon, mid-90s. record high, 94 back in 1970. we may meet or exceed the record this afternoon at national airport. then this eveni

temperature wise right now in the region, pretty humid, dewpoints way up. 77, dc75. ocean city 74. the cooler air to the west, cumberland 63. that is a flash flood watch in effect tonight. along the western side of the bay, because of the southeast winds a coastal flood advisory. because of the southeast winds, you can see that 10, 12, 15 miles and our winds continue to push that water from one side of the bay to the other side. the bay is really just a big big bathtub. so it's pushing it on the west side of the bay. this low pressure, you can see it spinning over atlanta georgia still pushing plenty of moisture in our direction. all the way up to southern canada now. that will continue tonight but by tomorrow the whole system moving off to the east. and we start to dry out with sunshine and mild temps tomorrow afternoon. may get i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax and eliminate the mortgage interest deduction. a bush tax panel said families would pay $6,000 more a year.

we stand right now at 79 degrees, dewpoints at 54. humidity at 42%, wds out of the south at 10 miles per hour what a gorgeous day, i tell you what, this ithe last full day of summer, tomorrow ll does officially begin at 11:09 you're not going to notice it with the temperatures. 82 in culpepper, look back to the south and west. this was the air we had over us during the day today. 69 in boston, that's wre our cool air from this morning came from. but this is the air we're going to get into tomorrow. memphis right no at 96 degrees, 91 in cincinnati, i saw one area to the west of cincinnati near 96 and that heat is going to make its way our way during the day tomorrow. it's all because of our area of high pressure which right now is giving us plenty of sunshine. a frontal boundar which is bringing severe weather back toward parts of indiana, ilimas well. that will continue to make its way back to the south and east. in betwe you get that squeeze play, that squeeze is bringing in that very hot air from southwest, we're going to see tempet

temperaturewise 79 degrees, dewpoint 49, winds out at north at about 9 miles an hour. 79 in frederick, 78 in sterling. martinsburg comes in at 82 degrees. watch the winds stream on into the region. right across the area. south of the district we saw sunshine today, warmer temperatures. just about everybody, seeing some clouds. also a frontal boundary moving on through. the front will continue during the night tonight and into the day tomorrow. high pressure will dominate once again, we'll continue to see that until another frontal boundary moves through. this system may bring us a slight chance of a shower. best chance of that will be north of the city. most us will remain on the dry side. hurricane igor is still out there, still a major hurricane. winds bac to 145 miles an hour, it's strengthened once again, making its way to the we west-northwest at about 7 miles an hour, it's expected to come very close to bermuda. and then curve right back into the open atlantic. that's good news. a couple other things to talk about, we have other storms. hurricane julia, and a brand new tropical

right now at that national airport, 68 degrees with a dewpoint is up a bit. it's a milder morning. elsewhere, in the sxz throughout most of the reon from the shenandoah valley. mostly clear sky. right now montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's in the mid-60s. western maryland, west virginia. tidewater, the pay, eastn shore, 60s as well. view from space showing a clear sky here. a little disturbance in eastern kentucky. showers may come in later this afternoon and give us showers. don't have much autumn color here but look out in the rocky mountains. aspen are now at ak color. aspen glow it's known as. cathy sent this in to us, grand lake, colorado, 8,000 feet right at then trance of the rocky mountain national park. students waiting for bus this morning, it will be in the 60s. then by noon time, low to mid-80s. a few clouds popping up. late afternoon, into early this evening a chance for a passing thundershower. six tomorrow morning. thursday a friday, again, like summer, near 90. over theweekend, cooler saturday. sunny, high 80s. how is the traffic? >> tom, continuing to

just today alone 2 1/2 inches of rain. 71 the dewpoint there. your ranfall today, 1.64. over the last 48 hours, almost 1.75. an inch and ahalf, too, in falls church, virginia. rockville, montgomery county. moisture from the south. more down around the carolas. that will be headed up this way. warm air ahead of it and that's what helped to trigger some of the isolated severe storms we had today. eventually that low pressure system, the upper levelow around tennessee, that's what will be coming over our area throughout the early part of the day tomorrow. it will get mighty gusty, want to show you the rainfall we expect. another two to perhaps four inches of rain up toward the yellow. we'll show you in a moment. temperatures in the 70s dropping to 64. isolated locations by tomorrow morning. so roadways will be wet. they could be slippery tomorrow morning. when the rain moves out, guys, we get clearing. the highof 80 tomorrow. the second warmest out of the work week. we drop to the 70s, but could have wind gusts tomorrow around 30 to perhaps 35 miles per hour during the afte

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