we'll zoom in on this one around warrenton. the red is heavy rainfall, don't see any hail, don't see any wind. kind of drifting more to the south. heavier rain will roll down route 17 i think more to the south southeast, so maybe cas nova -- but this is the heavier storm. a lightning strike around wellington road. heavy rain and lightning back to the west. it has grown a little bit in the last 20 minutes. hinton hall road, big time rain. kind of sliding essentially east southeast. we are going to keep this on the same track, prepare for heavy rain. so early, isolated thunderstorm and humid tonight. if you are trying to grill out, the odds are in your favor. bus stop temperature 65 to 78. hot and humid again with primarily afternoon evening showers and storms and the weekend, pretty much the same deal, humid with more storms, and an increasing chance of showers and storms as we go through the weekend. 10:00 tonight left over showers possible. not sold on this on the futurecast. some of the showers we see in manassas could drift

heavy rain in southern and falkier county right now, warrenton area, more showers. we'll continue to see a few more develop just like last night, any showers that develop the biggest thing is very heavy rain that will come from there. now, tonight's headlines a little different. continued shot for sure this weekend chblt we have the potential for strong storms. i'll tell you when that is and a changing forecast. this is a big change from what we talked about yesterday. i have that for you in just a minute. >>> there is a major traffic headache brewing that won't go away for months. >> the curbside lanes open the memorial bridge are closed for at least six months. we just learned no buses can drive indefinitely. mark segraves is live on the virginia side. mark these restrictions are already in effect? >> reporter: well, chris, that's actually a trick question. the lane restrictions are in effect, and those lanes are actually blocked off. but the wait restriction while it did go into effect today, they won't start enforcing it and issuing tickets for several weeks, al

very heavy rain building down toward the warrenton area. then as you move up toward the north and east up towards the manassas area, seeing a pretty good storm there, too. more shower activity down toward fredericksburg and then another little shower that's up into portions of anne arundel county, just to the west of the bay. we'll continue to watch these showers and thunderstorms as they develop. we'll continue to see a few more this evening. tomorrow still hot, more storms likely. better coverage ever the storms tomorrow temperatures 83 to 89 degrees. if you're heading down towards the beaches, not a bad forecast. as a matter of fact, i think it's a great forecast friday saturday and sunday. monday is a different story. we'll get to that in a second. 74 degrees on friday, 77 on saturday, 80 degrees on sunday. good chance of some afternoon storms on sunday. that's when everything changes. that front moves through, and boy, does it change our weather. highs close to 90 degrees the next few days. then look at monday struggling to get into th

the dense fog advisory goes until 8:00 so warrenton, your visibility is at zero. that will be hard to see the car in front of you through manassas and dulles. dulles your visibility is less than a quarter mile so keep that in mind as well. sunshine, we'll heat things up. we're headed to the lower 80s once again. as i fast forward to 8:00, things are getting going again for areas south and west. that's where we're going to see a lot of that activity. we'll get to the lower 80s. enjoy your wednesday. we'll talk about drier weather coming up but first here is larry miller. >>> we have three bus alerts to let you know b. 82, the a42 and w1 seeing some possible delays because of some fire activity going on in southeast d.c. we're going to work on getting more information for you. meantime for those of new prince george's county, no problems out in your area this morning. bw parkway as well as 95 and looks like the eastern side of the beltway free and clear of any problems. let's head down to southern maryland and show you how things are shaping up there. for those in b

this storm down to warrenton just developed in the last half hour. this one is going to head off to the east essentially. probably hitting charlestown at around 5:57. the red indicates the heavy rainfall. we don't see hail in it. we don't see any damaging winds just yet. downpours are our main threat today. look at all this activity here. like a christmas tree from oldtown to dc tysons. here's the new storm out toward warrenton as you go out 66. get ready for some heavy rain. scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight. in fact we'll keep them in after the sun goes down. they could be firing till 9:00, 10:00 tonight. bus stop temperatures warm. 66, about 78. more thunderstorms tomorrow with a cold front. good news is the cold front gets out of here before the evening rush begins. that should take the storms with it. and behind it nice, back to average temperatures, which is very nice this time of year. here's the futurecast. 8:00 tonight. still talking about showers and storms essentially from frederick to leesburg down to manassas. temps in the 70s.

this is going to stay north of warrenton when it cruises route 17. all of this is moving northwest. this one half of the shower activity will head toward warrenton around 5:30, 6:00 and greenville at 6:02. this other shower has been falling apart. so if it holds together, but the way it's looking i don't think it will make it. perhaps the plains at 5:53, but that will be wishful thinking. heavier showers now i'm tracking in the mountains of eastern west virginia. if you're in far western frederick county like cross junction, areas west of winchester, you'll have to watch that. there's a pretty heavy cell coming toward kaiser and areas in allegany county, cumberland, frostburg. around here a warm evening, 87 feeling like 91, south wind at 9 and dew points in the upper 60s. so it really does feel a lot more like let's say june, july as opposed to late may. 88 in leesburg, manassas, fredericksburg 87. you got to be on the bay or in the mountains for the 70s now. it is that sort of warm air mass with us. the muggies are back. tonight's lows in many cases will not drop below 70. tomorrow

one and a quarter miles right now in warrenton. it's not too soupy out there, but it is definitely muggy and you can see the showers that are moving toward us again on satellite and radar. we'll time those out coming up. >> thank you, erica. >>> now the latest on the crash of amtrak 188. regulators ordered amtrak to put new safety measures in place. the fbi is also launching its own investigation, trying to determine if something hit the train's windshield just seconds before the crash. and train service will now start again between washington and newyork on tuesday. here's more. >> reporter: amtrak has agreed to improve safety measures in the heavily-traveled northeast corridor. the federal railroad administration is issuing an emergency order requiring technology that will alert the engineer when a train is over the speed limit and automatically apply the brakes if the train doesn't slow down. train 188 was traveling 106 106 miles an hour, more than twice the speed limit when it derailed tuesday. the engineer, brandon bostian, sp

if you rumbles of thunder there a couple more south and west of warrenton. as we head through the evening hours, it looks like showers and storms will taper down and cooler air arrives by midweek. we will have the next seven days for you in a couple of minutes. jummy: in the meantime, a cleanup at the chemical spill in rhode island. a man intentionally poured acid on himself. it was in the metro garage. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. it had no impact on service. right now, amtrak trains are running again along the northeast corridor for the first time since tuesday's derailment in philadelphia. sam sweeney take a look at un's asian -- union station. sam: good afternoon. train 600 was the first to arrive into washington's union station. they will automatically flow the engines down if it is not matter -- not automatically done by the trained engineer. the fbi has now joined the ntsb in the investigation. it remains unclear why train 888 reached speeds of 106 miles per hour in a 50 mile per hour zone. the fbi must determine whether the tra

warrenton. a little line drifting south. culpepper seeing some storms and back to the west lightning with this storm up towards frederick county, virginia. moving in towards the panhandle of west virginia. we'll talk about the storms and talk about some heat relief coming up in a couple of days. >>> a mother says she was this close to catching the man she believes sexually assaulted her 12-year-old daughter. surveillance video shows the man police say attacked a girl at an apartment building hallway last wednesday. friday afternoon prince georges county police say the girl's mother confronted that suspect but he got away. the man is african-american had a tattoo of the world "blessed" on his neck. and a tattoo of a star on both shoulders. call police if you see him. >>> police identified two suspects in a deadly robbery attempt in reston. rodriguez on the left and may on the right. in these photos face attempted robbery charges right now. investigators say the pair went into a home on the 11000 block of stone view square yes

fog out there for manassas, warrenton, culpeper. your visibility is at zero. give yourself extra time. we're headed for the mid 80s. i'll track your chances coming up. >> tonight at 11:00, kidnapped, murdered, a runwayway? a washington woman has been missing for years. her kids are desperate for answers. her anguished mother keeps on looking and wonders what role race may have played in the search tonight on wusa9 news >>> welcome back. it is 20 minutes to 7:00. i'm meteorologist allyson rae. hope you had a great weekend. it was warm and today is warm as women. take a -- as well. take a look at our michael & son camera. eight cloudy and muggy. some -- it's cloudy and muggy. some areas have fog. we'll should this some showers. highs into the mid-80s. >>> looks like we have an issue out in prince george's county this morning. this is definitely going to affect drivers so we want you to listen up. highway 410 eastbound at the bw parkway, three lanes blocked as a result of an accident there. police are directing traffic in that -- on that stretch of road so we're

numbers, here they are for you, 90 degrees around parts of the area, we saw 89 at the airport, 90 in warrenton 90 toward fredericksburg and 87 toward hagerstown. a very hot and humid afternoon, heat index into the low 90s in parts of the area. not much on radar at all. the only exception toward spitz il vain area, a thunderstorm developing there. that will move to the east. may seen one or two more. the headlines today, spring returns but soggy weather moves in. i'll show you how it could impact or at least partially your memorial day weekend. i've got that forecast in just a minute. >> doug, thank you. >>> plans to widen i-66 in virginia could help traffic, but it's becoming a tough sell to some homeowners. the plan called for widening a 25-mile stretch between haymarket and the beltway. there would be five lanes each way with two of those lanes being toll lanes. news4's transportation reporter adam tuss is in vienna with the plan and the opposition to it. adam? >> reporter: yim, youjim, there is real concern from people who live in the communities here close to 66 about what might be happeni

nothing in the media, but just down to our southwest notice around falkier count yifr and warrenton just to the west, a shower has popped up here. most of these are trying to pop up right along the mountains. they may try to move through the region through parpts of northern virginia. that's really going to be it. i don't expect them to make their way too close to i-95. if you live well west of 95 81 or the bru lidge, that's the best chance to see the storms. that's what we're watching the complex that's developinged here. the wiefder view showing what's happening the last 24 hours. here is the brond al broupt boundary, the rain in fex tex over alabama and georgia. yet more thunderstorms firing back toward dallas back into texas, back into portions of oklahoma, an 82 that does not want to see any of that rain. as far as our weather is concerned, what are rewoulding go even see, fighter weather times it well as we move through the night tonight again a few shoushz du poerm afternoon we'll see i few more develop mostly back toward the blue ridge again and in and around the 4:00, 4:30 area

rain south of i-66, but it's still into much of prince william county and fauquier and northwest of warrenton. heavy rain up 270. it's not a pleasant drive up 270, never is this time of night. rockville north heavy rain, heavy rain also on the west side east of poolsville. this was earlier. we queried the possibility of hail. it has pushed east. this is probably very small, if hail at all, but at one point hail was over 1 inch in diameter and it was right around slidell. if you're in that area and took pictures, send them to us and we will put on the air. still have heavy rain around clarkbsurg. everything is pushing south and east. so headed toward rockville, raining there now, wheaton at about 6:49 and college park at 7 cloth 15. the main threat -- 7:15. the main threat will be heavy downpours. going out 66, that's never fun either this time of day, back to the ferryville, very heavy rain. a few heavy storms tonight. there goes our yellow alert. bus stop temperatures nice, upper 50s to around 70 and a warm and dry finish to the week friday. futurecast 10:00 tonight still leftover showers, y

this is not a shabby storm here in culpeper, heavy activity south of warrenton down 15, but into culpeper see all the frequent lightning? this is the 1 that might have penny size hail headed toward burr hill at 7:36, all these moving southeast and mine run at 7:55. so yellow alert, we still have heavy and severe thunderstorms across the board for another couple hours it looks like. bus stop temperatures 58 to 70, not as warm tomorrow but nice and a warm dry finish to the week. day planner, should get down into the 60s even downtown, mid- 60s by 9:00, low 7s by 11:00 and upper 70s at 1:00 under partly cloudy skies. could have a shower tomorrow but not a thunderstorm-type atmosphere, warm on friday, low to mid-80s, warm on saturday, 85, a few afternoon storms. next seven days, a few storms for mom, too. if you download our app, you can put it in futurecast and see if you can cook out. storms on monday, 88, early showers on tuesday, 88 and cooler back into 70s on wednesday. >>> look at all this snow in vail pass, colorado, and that fresh powder fell this morning. sadly skiers will not be abl

leesburg warrenton culpeper your showers will be in the late to midafternoon. you'll be okay at lunchtime. 85 in gaithersburg despite the clouds and showers. 84 in frederick. your showers get in there around 3:00, 5:00. day planner dry through the morning. 73 at 9:00. 80 a 1:00. a few clouds coming in the late morning and afternoon. 77 on wednesday. couple showers. 78 on thursday. couple showers. front sags to the south and kind of stalls out. we'll be in between air masses. okay on friday, 80. nats still in town. nats on 9 saturday and sunday. mothers day, maybe an isolated shower late and monday low 80s with an isolated shower. >>> it's the caps versus the rangers in game 3 of the seven-game match-up. >> kristen berset joins us live from the verizon center where there's a little more activity. >> it's quiet right now but the doors will open soon. fans are already rocking outside ready for game 3. coming up in sports which is next, we'll hear from the players as they prep ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring.

warrenton down to 45. and right around the bay, it's generally in the 50s. pax river at 60 degrees and reagan national is around 60 as well. there's the moon lit clear sky to our west. live view from the tower camera, a cool morning and then another warm afternoon with temperatures hitting the 80s. then a likelihood of thunderstorms moving in to tomorrow. next weather and traffic on the 1s i'll look at your bus stop forecast what to wear for this warm morning. what's going on on the roads? >> we'll have dry roads which i can thank you for. no major problems as you look at the beltway here. overall, actually looking quite good this morning. we have this situation we're hearing about i think it's probably construction. georgia avenue between randolph and layhill. the camera there does not work so i can't get my eyes on it. two lanes blocked in each direction. whatever it is it can slow you down. outer loop at georgia, there's some road work there. for the next 30 minutes or so. 66 and 95 into and out of town looking quite good here. no major issues as you're l

notice 6:00 the yellows, oranges and reds around the warrenton area and prince william county. maybe a thunderstorm or two this evening. coming up in ten minutes a close look at your commuter forecast weather. but for now, over to alexis davies. pretty problem free this morning. >> it is looking good. we have a couple of work zones still hanging around this morning. the first one the outer loop between landover road and annapolis road, blocking the right lane. and then in silver springs southbound on georgia avenue between layhill and randolph roads, we have two left lanes blocked there. taking a live look at the beltway, all lanes looking good. 95 in virginia you will see some volume building by no reports of incidents. we did have that earlier tractor-trailer accident on landover roadblocking two left lanes. that's been cleared there. a live look at 66 in ten minutes. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk. more evacuations in texas. now the city of wharton. people are being encouraged to leave their homes as floodwaters continue to rise. the colorado river is expected to re

past hour a couple sprinkles frederick, leesburg, moved down from hagerstown and crossing i-66 around warrenton, nothing heavy. this is sort of an indication what we'll see tomorrow, a couple sprinkles possible tomorrow, a great weekend, isolated shower possible. now we're looking at showers northwest of aldie and haymarket moving south and east a little bit headed toward gold vein and fredericksburg, fredericksburg by 11:56. looks like a great weekend for the first weekend in may, temperatures 75 to 80, got the flower mart on the grounds of the cathedral, the azalea festival saturday and sunday. they're great free events, family oriented and i like the ice cream and the burgers. only isolated showers and nose are mainly tomorrow and -- those are mainly tomorrow and warmer next week, high temperature 80 or higher. so early in the morning 7:00 some clouds in southern maryland, temps 40s low 50s. 10:00 generally partly cloudy skies, low to mid-60s and notice again a couple sprinkles, wouldn't get too hung up where these sprinkles are located, frederick to leesburg at 12:30, could easily be toward

of which will be winchester, frederick and hagerstown points north, but you could see a shower into warrenton. most of the activity hugs into the i-81 corridor. could be our first 90-degree day tomorrow. bus stop temperatures 64 to 78, very warm, breezy and much cooler wednesday. staying cool the rest of the week but really nice. records to beat, 89 in dulles. that is in jeopardy set back in 2007. 93 in d.c. should be safe, 94 in baltimore also should be safe. futurecast 1:00 already 87 downtown, partly cloudy skies. by 5:00 we're 89 and by 10:00 we're still 74 degrees, a few clouds by 1:30 in the morning, temperatures falling quickly into the 60s headed for the 50s tomorrow night. 72 to start, 78 at 9:00, 83 at 11:00, 87 at 1:00. next three days breezy, cooler, gorgeous wednesday, 74. 52 for a low, 74 thursday, 53 for a low. that means 40s in the burbs for lows. next seven days finish the week out great, maybe a sprinkle late friday, not a big deal. some scattered storms possible saturday and sunday and monday but not washouts and we're back into the 80s. >>> paul pierce has powers, but they

counterintuitive, nothing crazy heavy, everything pretty much shades of green and most of the vity leesburg, warrenton west along i-81. i'm zooming in toward southern maryland and the delmarva. i think this will rotate overnight and stay primarily south of town. a few of you will have a wet commute but primarily south tomorrow, more concerned about the fog north of town, gaithersburg, leesburg and up toward frederick. bus stop temperatures 48 to 58, 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., not too bad. showers will be ending tomorrow afternoon or evening. it will stay cooler. we'll hold in the 60s tomorrow and then the weekend looks warmer and mainly dry and i say mainly dry, a couple showers are possible, but you can keep your tee times and outdoor plans. looks pretty good. 6:00 tomorrow there's the activity we just showed you on radar pivoting westward into fredericksburg and down south 95. by 9:00 there's nothing really north of manassas, a couple showers fredericksburg toward culpeper, 50s, breaks in the clouds 1:00 with showers confined to the i-81 corridor and the shenandoah. by 5:30, 6:00 a few showers may reappear w

no gusty breezes like yesterday. 76 in winchester for a high today, 75 in leeburg and 74 in warrenton. the light breeze brought in a little cloud cover during had overnight that is dissipating quickly. we will have wall to wall sunshine through the afternoon. 68 along the water and annapolis a little cooler there and 74 in downtown washington for a high temperature. coming up we will give you the beach forecast, all important, of course, for this memorial day holiday weekend. mike, back to you. >>> thank you, erica. health news right now. if you are saluting veterans this weekend at a local plaid or spending time poolside this memorial day weekend, remember this phrase. >> it is flip, flop, flop and drop. flip on a t-shirt, flop on your sunscreen, slap on a wide- brimmed hat and wrap on your sun glasses. >> well sathe american cancer society. despite being the most preventable form of cancer, almost 3 million new cases are diagnosed every year. >>> we are just getting start this had saturday morning on 9 news. we tracking the latest on the d.c. mansion murder case. daron wint is behin

and pretty much 60s across the area. 63 warrenton and manassas. on the whole the overall weather impact today will be fairly low. plenty of clouds and there are patches outside this morning. no actually rainfall. just a mistiness out there. that's going to be the case this weekend. cloudy start for the day, warm afternoons and relatively low rain chances. comes up tomorrow second part of the afternoon. hourly temperatures with the clouds and fog, will be a bit of a slow warm-up today. should still make it into the 70s before lunchtime. only going to take a few breaks of sunshine to allow temperatures back into the 80s this afternoon. if you're making plans to go out this evening, mild and dry. skies partly to mostly cloudy. but nothing really to concern yourself with. nationals taking on the braves today. it's a 4:05 first pitch down at nationals ballpark. plan on temperatures in the 80s. not much of a threat of rain today around here but man, what a busy weather day it is. there's ana off the coast of the carolinas. big severe weather likely toda

tracking rain potentially around frederick, leesburg down two the warrenton area. much of the same into the evening hours. in the d.c. metro area only about a 40% chance you're dealing with a shower erica. >> we are continuing to follow the breaking news coming out of baltimore. the state's attorney marilyn mosby announcing the freddie gray investigation is now a homicide investigation. there is now a warrant for the arrest of six baltimore officers. marilyn mosby saying that after obvious need for medical attention, officers did not . >>> i'm kristin wright at t development in the freddie gray investigation. the baltimore city state's attorney marilyn mosby, announcing just a little while ago that the death of freddie gray was a homicide ruled a homicide by the medical examiner's office and that charges will be filed against six officers. take a listen. >> officer cesar goodson is being charged with second degree depraved heart murder involuntary manslaughter second degree negligent assault, manslaughter by vehicle by means of gross negligence manslaughter by vehi

humidity still on the intense side esis how i describe it. 79 in frederick, maryland. 79 manassas. 83 warrenton. 81 fredericksburg. cooler in an an list. future weather, here's the way the computer believes that we're going break out for the afternoon. a couple of showers rumble or two of thunder starting after 1:00 or 2:00 and up through 4:00 5:00 6:00 this evening as the cold front presses down around the corridor around the time the sun goes down than will turn off rain chances we should be in comfortable air tomorrow. >>> new report out says, d.c. is the most physically fit city in the u.s. annual fitness index examines disease, food habits and exercise to find out how healthy cities are. minneapolis and san diego took second and third place. indianapolis came in last place. read the full rankings on the american college of sports medicine says all of the parks put d.c. on top. we wanted to find out why d.c. is so fit. we asked you earlier how you stayed healthy. here are the results -- 20% say that they run. 50% say lifting weights is the way they do. only 10% do -- they swim. 10% say biki

early tomorrow morning, another comfortable start for us and temperature is 5 22, and manassas and warrenton, and sterling and leesburg and la play toe and waldorf starting out at 52 and you will get the idea that there is not a huge range of temperatures tomorrow morning, and a few clouds again, and not as cool as where the clouds dropped tomorrow morning, and slightly higher for the temperature tomorrow morning as well as tomorrow afternoon. and when you get back to average for us which is 75 degrees for this time of the year, where it is 77 by 2:00 and 3:00 tomorrow after afternoon and good day the to get out, but you will notice the humidity is going to start to climb, and sticky by friday and then uncomfortable for saturday and downright oppressive for sunday an all with the temperatures going up and by sunday 88 degree and we have taken the highs up for the weekend and 30% to 40% for a shower or thunderstorm and during the afternoon and in a couple of minutes, we will talk about what else we could see in the area, and the upcoming weekend and how long we would deal with the system as i

but right now just east of washington, this may make its way up toward marshall and warrenton into falkier county and cross over 17. that's probably the closest area producing anything close to moderate rainfall. tomorrow morning, dry but temperatures even higher than this morning. we started out in the low 70s, tomorrow morning mid-70s, eastboundeven warmer, higher temperatures nf nr partly sunny sky. 80 degrees between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m., certainly by 10:00. it is going to be sticky already across the area. well, as i mentioned earlier, i think that by lunch time tomorrow, by the noon hour we'll see that heat index value that feels-like temperature close to 90 degrees. so here we go. there we are at 89 degrees. there's lunchtime. watch what happens as we get into the afternoon. 2:00, some areas start to come down west winchester, around frederick. that's the rain cooling things. but boom, we bounce things up again for the most part your heat index in the low 90s, temperaturewise 85 to 90 91 degrees. we're just over that 90 degree mark. good place to be of course, is the beach. ocean cit

fredericksburg, orange county, madison county, then we look toward falkier county warrenton, tracking this storm over the last hour as it's been building very slowly to the south. this is very heavy rain that we're seeing with this storm. look at the one around manassas, down toward nokesville this one has had a little bit of lightning and thunder. once again, they're not moving a whole lot so they will continue to dump very heavy rain on those areas. tonight's headlines, continuing on the hot side we'll see some weekend storms, some of them could be strong, maybe even severe. i'll break down which day has a before day for storms. plus, turning much cooler. 92 today. maybe only 62 by early next week. >>> tonight news4 confirms d.c. officials knew about dangerous levels of lead at the city's largest homeless shelter, and they did nothing about it. that's one of the findings of an internal review done after news4's mark segraves first broke this story about lead in the shelter. mark joins us now live from southeast with new details. mark? >> reporter: yeah, jim. hundreds of families and

very heavy rain in and around a line from bowie toward manassas and warrenton. a few other showers and storms around there. this is really pt deal na nas as, parts of fairfax county, around the alexandria storm, follow the beltway around bowie, kettering. you'll continue to see very heavy rain along the beltway around ketorring and just southwest of bowie. in and around alexandria not severe but a very heavy storm. i'll take the lightning away. you can see where this is right along the gw parkway here, right down downtown along the potomac and back to the west toward 395. extremely heavy rain, a lot of lightning with this over the last 15 minutes. i'll continue to track this storm. it won't move much so expect to see more rain over the next hour or so. but i'll continue to track it for you. guys? >>> dangerous levels of lead paint found at d.c.'s largest homeless shelter. tonight we have learned that city officials knew about it for a year but didn't take any action. mark segraves broke the story just last week joins us live with the look at the next step for hu

i don't know it will get all the way to warrenton or culpeper. that said we do have a chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm through tonight. close-in view, bowie, a little shower activity stretching across 50 and also down toward clinton and upper marlboro. the movement on this is almost nonexistent kind of stationary the past couple hours. we're tracking a few showers tonight. bus stop temperatures very warm, 64 to 78. that's 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow can be our first 90- degree day and much cooler the rest of the week, nice but cooler. futurecast 10 p.m. tonight, futurecast trying to hold shows showers together to push them -- those showers together to push them across i- 81. we do have them in the forecast tonight. by morning it's warm, upper 60s to low 70s, a few showers in the mountains, but for the most part the cold front clears us by 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon, moves through dry. 9:00 we're 78 downtown, mid-70s north and west. by 1:00 it's 87 downtown, la plata, 84 in frederick. by 5:30 knocking on 90 inside the beltway, general

leesburg, manassas and warrenton upper 40s. prince george's county in the low to mid 50s. upper 50s in washington. on sunday morning yesterday i biked the canal the path, beautiful along the path. down to near the aqueduct. a great ride. i saw a lot of other people out riding the bikes and walking dogs for sunday. another great day for that if you're lucky to have the day off. look at the rapid rise in temperatures. we will be all the way to near 80 by noon. then hitting mid 80s mid afternoon. lots of sun with a few high clouds coming through. then overnight tonight it will be mostly clear. mid 60s, another warm day on tuesday. we'll have a possibility of an isolated passing thundershower in the afternoon. likely not severe but a small chance of maybe a little bit of hail. and maybe a brief gust of wind. that's tomorrow afternoon. maybe even some overnight thundershowers rolling through. then on wednesday, cooler, partly sunny. into the low 70s. a passing light shower northeast wind will keep it cool. on thursday, cooler, i should say. still mild in the 70s in the afternoo

we saw a hot temperature of 90 in warrenton, 90 in fredericksburg. just the official number, 90 in d.c., two days in a row of 90 degrees, yesterday we hit 92. that is all going to change. we've got some cooler air making its way in. we've got one storm well down to the south of fredericksburg. that is it along with our cold front as it's moving through. i don't think we'll see any chances as far as rain is concerned this evening, a nice night. spring returns tomorrow. then we have some rather soggy weather coming in. i'll show you if it coincides with your memorial day weekend. that coming up in just a minute. >> thanks doug. >>> the state department has one week to come up with a schedule to release hillary clinton's e-mails from her time as secretary of state. today a federal judge rejected the agency's request to wait until next january to make the e-mails from clinton's private server public. state department officials say it will not be done examining the 55,000 pages of e-mails until the end of the year. clinton is urging the state department t

warrenton up near 80s. on the bay, right around 80 degrees by later this afternoon. next weather and traffic on the 1s, we'll look at your bus stop forecast and your what to wear forecast for this #muggy monday. coming up -- and melissa's makeup is called -- >> no -- >> hello flawless. >> it is. we were talking about a -- a hair place. it's called hello beautiful. i said my makeup is hello flawless. it must work. >> it does. but the traffic isn't flawless. >> definitely not flawless this morning. inner loop at leesburg pike the ramp i just got off the phone with the police, it's open. sending traffic tracker to see what's going on. right now on 66. wide look at things the beltway is looking pretty good. we don't have any major problems there this morning. 95 at mine road northbound lanes you can see a little bit of volume starting in the dale city area. typical at 5:30. and martin luther king is shut down between ardwick and ardmore for the next several hours. >>> and my husband is in there the bandito gang members start -- >> distraught parents and spouses search fo

this is coming out of warrenton and heading towards leesburg as well so we will watch that over the next little while and get the activity coming out of colonial beach and everything moving towards calvert and maybe extreme southeastern prince george's county and areas like hughesville and temperatures they are into the 70s and 70s where it's rain cooled. rockville at 71. 77 in fairfax and look south and east owings is 78 and waldorf is 87. we have the heat and humidity dumfries is well in the upper 80s and when the rain came in, it really did do a number. as far as the evening planner tonight temperatures are going to be in the low 80s by 8 and fall into the upper 70s by 10 and by midnight 76 degrees so it's an isolated shower all we are looking at. heading moo tomorrow, we are talking about the threat for showers and storms popping once again across the region. let's show outthree-day forecast. tomorrow, 89. scattered afternoon storms falling into the 60s and 70s. on friday scattered storms once again and 87 and now saturday i think we will see fewer storms wait fog arfront to move thr

dense fog advisory until 9:00 so through luray, front royal, warrenton, culpeper your visibility is at zero. you won't see much of anything. give yourself extra time and space. here's subtropical storm ana. not going to be a big impact for a lot of people. 2 to 4 inches of rain for the carolinas. so if you're headed to the carolinas, gab the umbrella and galoshes and for us a few stray showerses. the farther south you go of the district, the better chance you have for rain. today no rain. starting off with some clouds. a few stray showers. rain chances pick up on sound. cloudy skies to start. rain showers still mainly just south and even a few thunderstorms but we'll dry out by sunday evening. 83 degrees today, tomorrow and sunday. the nats game looks good. by next week near 90 degrees. we're going to warm up ahead of a cold front which will bring us nice weather by mid next week. good morning, larry. >> good morning. thank you, allyson. your time 6:39. happy mother's day. it is a rough day for me. happy mother's day to my mom out there, too. vre running on schedule. if you're travelin

there it is marshall down toward madison, headed toward warrenton and brandy station in the next couple of minutes. of course the rain will help with this the pollen count. a lot of people have been sneezing today. the tree pollen count as well as the grass count. it's running at moderate levels currently. i'll tell you how long we're going to hold on for our rain chances for the evening and what about tomorrow could still see more storms and heat. >> i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee joined the republican presidential race today from his hometown of hope, arkansas coincidentally the birth place of former president bill clinton. this is huckabee's second bid. in 2008 he won the iowa caucuses and seven more states. he's reaching out to social conservatives again while sending a populist message on sich issues as as trade deals and wall street. >>> migrants trying to get off of a sinking ship. where they were headed before things went horribly wrong. >>> and could manny pacquiao be punished? what the lets say this is

a couple of upper 60s as we head off to bull run, haymarket, warrenton and manassas you're at 73 degrees. showers and storms will once again start off to the west. they stayed off to the west yesterday. not the case today. they're going to scoot on over to the beltway and along 95 for your drive home. so by 4:00 to 6:00 we'll be tracking some of the thunderstorms along 270, 70, through 95. notice how they're concentrated around the district and off to the north and also southern maryland. areas south and west near manassas and culpeper, you can see a couple of showers but you might get shortchanged. but don't worry our chances for rain and thunderstorms are in the forecast for tomorrow and also friday. today we could see some of those storms get on the stronger side. in fact, we are under the slight risk category from the storm prediction center but this setup is always going to be possible each day. as we head through sunday, we'll have a cold front come on through. that could change but as of now, looks like a drier monday and tuesday right in time for the nats. larry, good morning. >>

it's raining in places like winchester and warrenton but some of those intense downpours starting to develop right around dinner time. also right around the preakness but it looks like on 9 futurecasted rain won't be in baltimore yet by the time that race is kicking off. it's going to be humid, though, as we head through the overnight hours and into sunday. you can see the rain stays with us all day on sunday. off and on showers and rumbles of thunder and that humidity does not go away on monday either. so you're going to have those thunderstorms in the forecast for the next three days. today the chance is spotty enough that we can keep a green alert but it's yellow alert day tomorrow and again on monday and high temperatures rising from the mid-80s saturday and sunday into the upper 70s on monday. and in the first alert seven- day forecast, finally cooler and drier weather arrives after tuesday's cold front moves through but until then, we have to look for that chance for showers and thunderstorms. back to you, mike. >> thanks, erica. >>> in this alert, we're talking about chronic f

areas like charlottesville, stanton, winchester right there around manassas warrenton and should recalls hang on for the afternoon. tomorrow morning, warm. a great start with a few clouds around the area. 57 to 65 degrees. again, like june. you'll be able to sport the short sleeves. exercise impact for tomorrow going up to a high around 80 to 83 degrees but we hit the 70s as early as 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we are going to be warming fast but again it's the showers and storms that we're going to have to deal with. we'll talk about the intensity and what else i think we'll see with this higher humidity coming in to the area and how what that is might impact area roads and driving for the next few days. guys? >> thank you. >>> well the caps quest for the cup continues tonight. >> all right. here we go. i'm going. we are rocking the red tonight, pat. after playing the first two games at madison square garden the caps and rangers face off at the phone booth. guys big night tonight. >> how are you doing? >> yes, hi guys. the fans will be rocking the red as the scene changes back here to t

and the campus in warrenton won first place among medium sized school. >>> this is a cool project happening in our backyard. students in southwest d.c. are being trained by scientists from the smithsonian. they set up infrared activated cameras to capture pictures of different types of wildlife. the smithsonian is trying to figure out why some kinds of wildlife live in our area and how they interact with us. from a >> i don't like when they interact closely. you know, we live in an area, we see a lot of wildlife. up close. >> with our hours, you know, a lot of it is very active at night and raccoons and deer. a lot of deer still out now. possum. starting off this morning we have had a bright moon in the western sky, but now the eastern sky is getting brighter. nice soft pink glow in the eastern sky. live view from the tower camera this morning and the storm team 4 skycast 4 showing lots of by 8:00, mostly a blue sky. a few clouds coming through by noontime. beautiful bright sunshine coming down and we will have it sunny into the afternoon as well. but quite a chill in the air this morning.

culpepper county towards warrenton, it has not moved very much at all. the rest of us are just dealing with sunshine and clouds and warm temperatures. thunderstorms mainly in the mountains, mid to 88 degrees. jacqui: -- angela: coming in from 50 fairfax with crash cleanup, 395 northbound we have the incident there and we are trying to get accepted. this is leading to a crash as you approach 270. delays go all the way back to new hampshire avenue. back over to you. jummy: we are still waiting to hear the washington monument will be reopened today. police will be educating northern virginia drivers on the move over law on heavily traveled thoroughfares. flashing lights approaching stop and take it in. heads up for you there. the news is always on. [ cheers and applause ] >>> we are back live here in central park. you are about to hear from ed sheeran. yeah. >> 470 people in the0 people in the park. here he is ed sheeran, with "don't." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i got nine lives ♪ ♪ ah la la la la ♪ ♪ ah la la la la ♪ ♪ i met this girl late least year she