. >> good evening, commissioners my name is greg robert sfgovtv i current reside at cumberland directly across the street the schuf summer related states i quote the rooftop as 40 feeding feet wide is comparable with other longer rooflines in the immediate facility up to 50 feet ends quote the residential design guidelines stress the importance of the immediate context that is a narrow rooftop this project reads not like an appropriate home none of the roofs range up to one and 50 feet which roofs the planner indicated to psychologies on cumber land that is the home he live in one of those has a pitched roof and won so you weren't by mature tries making the rooftop not very visual and on other lot at the western end of the lot not visible where 323 is located and last they indicated 325 to 329335 didn't exist and 336 is a pitched roof and 339 has a 25 footed rooftop please deny it rooftop is not not necessary and desirable and incomparable with the scale of the neighborhood thank you for your time and consideration. >> thank you. next speaker. good afternoon, commissioners - overhead go

we saw 300 lightens strikes in cumberland county alone. a tremendous amount of energy with the system. now the strong gusty winds, the strongest of the strong is out to sea up in new england. these whipping around pretty good. millville, 40 miles per hour. cape may, 40-mile an hour wind gusts. temperatures have dropped into the 30s, 80 degrees friday afternoon. 30 in fleetwood. 35 in pottstown. saint david 35. mid 30s for south jersey, as well. dover, 40, smyrna, 39. hockessin, 37. forecast for today, you'll need it. the heavier coat you'll need gloves and a hat. temperatures in the 30s and climbing into the mid 40s this afternoon, and shooting for a high of only 47 degrees. >>> do something in the weather department to bring spring back, would you? 6:33 the time. weather has cooled off, but villanova is on fire. they are playing their best going into the national championship in houston. they shot an astonishing 71% as they annihilated oklahoma. it was the largest mar i didn'tn of victory in the final four game next up, north carolina. fo

nearly 1,000 strikes alone reported in cumberland county. look at the upper left-hand side of the screen. you see the counter the lightning box there, those were taken in 15 minute increments. there were over one thousand lightning strikes. here's a look at the damage that was reported in georgetown, delaware, trees reported stuck in-houses from the winds. mobile homes flipped over and tractor-trailer was flipped over. i was reading the statements coming out of the storm prediction center. a lot of damage sounds tornadic. it sounds severe and extensive. in cape may county, dennisville gusts up to 71 miles per hour. a camper was flipped over and shingles were blown off the homes. winds are whipping. 4 is miles per hour in philadelphia. 43 in reading. 50 in lancaster. 52 in atlantic city and cape may 47 miles per hour. forecast for today, temperatures pulling out of the 30s, eventually into the 40s look for a combination of sun and clouds. windy and chilly. with a high of 47 degrees. windchills stuck in the 30s, gray i can't take much of this.

the zap zika campaign heads to vineland, cumberland county today. officials will hold a bilingual presentation at the community health center on west sherman avenue. >>> and we have new information on that faulty escalator at the wells fargo center. you're looking at video from saturday when the moves stairs suddenly sped çup, throwing dozens of flyers fans who were leaving the arena. no one was hurt, amazingly in that. the spokesperson called the escalator problem a malfunction. he said it was back in service and running normally during the rihanna concert last night. >>> in pittsburgh, the flyers missed a chance to pad their lead for a final playoff spot. the penguins blasted the flyers, 6-2. the flyers visit detroit on wednesday. >>> and today is opening day for the phillies. the team will begin the season in cincinnati later today. manager pete mccannen told comcast sports net the fans should get on board with these phils. >> the fans want to see us win. i hope that they have that same enthusiasm when we're going through a little stretch where

breaking news at 6:03 out of bridgeton, cumberland county. firefighters are working on hot spots at this point at this warehouse fire that started around 2:30 this morning at an old chicken factory on grow street. one person was hurt but is ex t expected to be okay. firefighters took more than two hours to put this fire out. >>> more breaking news out of philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. police are looking for a person who slashed a woman's neck. detectives are knocking on doors, looking for witnesses. >>> 6:03 55 degrees outside. an officer shot while trying to stop a carjacking on sunday night is now back home. >> the officer, james mccollough left the hospital last night. the man accused of shootingç h is in jail this morning as the district attorney is working on charges, nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us outside of police headquarters in center city. katy, the man accused of shooting is no stranger to police. >> he has a long criminal history, vai, that's right. we spoke with detectives who say the suspect who is being held her

this is newport, cumberland county, new jersey. upper deerfield township reporting power outages looks like of trees uprooted and transformer exploded. in dennisville, cape may county they reported a 71-mile an hour wind gust that flipped a camper over and we have reports of shingles off houses. cape may buoy winds close to hurricane force, 66 miles per hour. and brandywine shoal 71-mile an hour on the mouth of the delaware bay. the high wind warning continuing until noon as the winds continue to gust anywhere from 40 to 50 miles per hour. occasionally gusting to 60 miles per hour. 49 right now in reading. 37 miles per hour in allentown. 46 miles per hour in philadelphia. millville, 45. and atlantic city, 48. we are at 80 degrees friday with the gusty winds and the cold front sweeping through now we're down into the 30s and we factor in the winds feels like the teens and 20s, how do you like that. 33 in allentown. 32 in reading. we're below freezing to the west. 36 in philadelphia. millville, 36. trenton, 34. satellite 6 along with

cumberland county prosecutor's office has not released the autopsy report. >>> radnor township police are urging customers to take a look closely at your bank statements. authorities discovered a skimming device on the drive through atm at the bank of america branch on east lancaster avenue. police set up surveillance and arrested two men who came back to retrieve the device. the suspects stole $150,000 at a number of banks up and down the mid atlantic. >>> 537, the roads at the ncaa title ends here. villanova is in houston on the hunt for the national championship in 31 years. >>> a chance at a title will not be easy. they have to fight for it. they have to beat a tough oklahoma team first. >>> katherine scott is live on the camp will students will be leaving for houston. >> reporter: they will be studying the art of basketball the rest of the of it they can get to it on monday after they win the national championship. that's the hope, of course, here at gary hall students be will be gathering to get on the bus and head to the airport. the team is there and they are trying to stay fo

take a look at cumberland at 63 degrees. 59 at hagerstown. we've got 55 at manassas and at fredericksburg and youricks overnight lowe's expected to be into the 50s pretty much every e where. we'll have a few upper 40s here and there.an overall we're going to see the o winds kicking in very lightly and temperatures staying in thee 50s. tomorrow here's what'st's happening. this ridge of high pressure is going to make a a little bit ofo an exit out to the east. ea what does that door? it opens up the door for more of a southerly flow to come up the mid atlantic and really warm us up. we are talking about 80ut 8 tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. then as we get into monday nighd things start to change because a we have a frontal system to theo north. this is a back door front and fr it's going to start to sync it's he way to the south towards us. by monday night we'll see we increasing clouds from it. by tuesday it looks like it's going to bring us some thunder storms and that's because this who the air mass will already br in place. the clashes of th

. >>> weather could be to blame for a fire that gutted a cumberland county church over the weekend. >>> just ahead, we'll show you more of this video, what firefighters faced once they got inside. >>> plus this. >> it was a great game. it wasn't like north carolina gave it away, you know. >> that's president obama talking to villanova head coach jay wright. ahead, hear more of the oval office phone call and what the president says about our national champions. >>> 25 degrees warmer this morning. we're at 55 trees right now at 4:37. but right now it is dry. that changes later on. you'll need your rain gear. i've got your neighborhood-by-neighborhood forecast just ahead. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this f

i think hagerstown will make 70. 71 in cumberland. 70 in culpepper. and 70 in downtown annapolis. 11:00, fall back into the 50s. but nothing crazy cold tomorrow night either. for tonight, clearing skies and cooler. 44 to 52. winds north/northeast at 10. gorgeous to normal. sunny and pleasant. a little cool to start. 66 to finish by lunchtime. and by afternoon, mostly sunny and cooler. nice. highs around 70. winds turn southeasterly at about 10. probably only 66 in oakland. you jump the divide. cumberland, 74. one of the warmer spots. 70, hagerstown. 73 in culpepper. right around 70 in leesburg, warren and manassas. downtown, we're looking at temps around 70. a little cooler by the water. only 66 for annapolis. day planner looks like this. clear as a bell. but 61 by 11:00. and up to 66, and sunshine by 1:00 p.m. now, clouds will come in thursday. but sta thursday stays dry -- but thursday stays dry. showers thursday night. and some showers friday will monitor friday night through yellow alert day. weekend looks nice. remember the showers we had on sund

it is mixing in locations, in camden, cumberland, also gloucester, atlantic and cape may counties at this hour. this will start to dissipate with the northwesterly wind scouring out the atmosphere. snowfall totals we saw today malvern, chester county, 5 inches of snow. wayne, 4.7. 3.5 in lehigh county. swedesboro 3 inches. the estelle manor we had 2.7 inches of snowfall. temperatures are definitely telling the story in the wake of this. still quite chilly only 37 in philadelphia. thirty-four for reading and allentown. thirty-three in lancaster. at the coast in cape may coming in at 36 degrees. temperatures tonight with that northwesterly wind and mostly clear sky will continue, to cool down. which is why that freeze warning is up, it stays up until 10:00 a.m. on sunday. it is for chester, montgomery, southern northampton counties and areas to the the south and east because temperatures in the shaded locations, will drop below, 32 degrees. future tracker six showing you as you wake up tomorrow morning we have a chilly start 7:00 a.m. nineteen in the poconos. twenty-nine in philadelphi

. >>> cumberland county two robbery suspects trying to out run police officers when shots erupted. now one of those men is dead. police are looking for the second guy. sabina kuriakose spoke with witnesses about how this began. >> reporter: the cumberland county prosecutor's office says vineland police were responding to gunshots blocks away at about 1:00 this morning. suspects had fled and police were chasing them on foot when they allege that bard opened fire on an officer. prosecutors say that's when the officer shot back kill the alleged robbery suspect. we spoke with witnesses at the scene who tell us this started when the alleged robbery victim was leaving a small family run restaurant after helping his friend close up. they tell us the two suspects pistol whipped the victim and shot at his friend when he ran to help. she co owns the business and says it was her husband closing up when the alleged armed men struck struck. >> they pulled him out and say they want money: . >> what was still following the break news the philadelphia police commissioner about to give an update on

a little warmer to the north. 63 for hagerstown. 55 in martinsburg and 61 at cumberland. winds are light and they're rae going to remain light and we're going to see change once we get past tuesday because that's where we have a frontal system to deal with. light winds and clear skies, temperatures will be into the low 50s. we have a few they're mid to upper 40s so not really chilly weather so to speak. all up and down the mid atlantic is where we're seeing these temperatures start to rise and that's going to be the story. warmer air is going to move in from the central portion of the country and that's going to head our way. our highs tomorrow, can i have applause for this please? we're talking low 80s. definitely thumbs up. we've got the sunshine and a great combination to start your week. this ridge of high pressure is actually a blocking ridge and what that means is it's blocking anything from the west that would want to come our way in the form of rain or storms and the same thing to the east. it's going to slide to the south into the course of tomorrow. low 50s for

temperatures up to 70 cumberland and elkins. low to mid-60s. along the bay, towards southern maryland, we got upper 0s, bay temperatures -- 50s. a nice evening underway. a little bit of frosting as few degrees warmer than last night, awesome weekend ahead. i can't stress that enough. we talked about it for a few days. outdoor plans will be fine. monday warming up, near 80 in a few spots, by monday afternoon. the next best chance of rain is friday. a week from now. we may see a stray shower tuesday, friday looks like the best chance. high pressure, pick it out here, it's centered over ohio, out west, they are getting ready for a whopper of a storhe to the rockies, west of denver, 2, 3, 4, feet of snow between now and sunday morning on the warm side, the strong storms, see the tornado and severe watch box on the western plains. more rain across the south and florida with a little bit of severe weather. golf ball sized hail not far from west palm beach and over us, the pleasant weather continues. what you see is what you get around here with high

we are already freezing winchester, luraty, stanton, cumberland. feels like 27 when you take the wind into account. 15 to 25 sustained wind. the system brought in the little bit of snow earlier today, sending it out to sea. we still have the wind. completely get rid of that overnight. days, a possible start of a record cold sunday, but the rest of the day is gorgeous. then more rain. the front, clouds, showers late in the day. much closer to where you are come overnight into the morning, freeze warning in effect. bring the plants inside commit least into the garage if you do don't with them to freeze and die. 22 to 30 in the morning, feeling colder than that. the record lows, we' maybe at reagan national, where the record is 28. 53 in the afternoon will feel tremendous. rain overnight monday. monday, clouds, showers possible through the day. if that happens, it could hold the temperatures in the 50's. if weekly route in the southwest wind kicks in, we could be in the 60's if we have bright sunshine. i have 66, chance of rain coming in. looks beauti

get know thy something snow showers out inows cumberland so well to theel north and west we're get, someem light snow showers early this morning. we got a chance for a few moref snow showers, not so muchrsnot o today but as we get into tomorrow, tomorrow afternoon, maybe even as far south as sth d.c. we might see a few snow few showers.show little clipper system off the our north. ou we're going get a secondary sona one that's going to drop downoiw into the region tomorrow andor as that does so, focus,, friday, not sure where that tha map is coming from, as it does e so notice what's going tosoing ha here we are at 6:00 a.m.. this is as we get intot io tomorrow. tomorrow watch that clipper systemli approach overnight tonight andrg it will bring us probably a period of light rain shower activity tomorrow and then by tomorrow afternoon this is tomorrow afternoon we're going to have a few rain and or snowrw showers around across the area. and going to be honest here,ere, as were you get further northge and west, northern maryland,an southern pennsylvania thereen may be enough -- there

cumberland and culpeper. 60 now at reagan national. well into the 60's today. even warmer as we head into the weekend. here is what we have. sunshine all day, highs in the mid-60's, right about average for this time of year. about frostworry because the pressure has been so soinant -- that has been dominant will move offshore. plenty of sunshine to go around. degrees if you are headed to the cherry blossom fest them all tomorrow -- festival tomorrow, it's going to be gorgeous. a last-second deal helped the park service meet the deadline for funding to rehab the memorial bridge. they will get funding from the department of transportation for that project. the bridge carries nearly 70,000 cars over the potomac river each day. earlier, the park service announced it could close in the next five years without that major repair work. phase two of the renovation of the national cathedral started this morning. sam sweeney was there when massive grains started taking stones worth as much as two tons off of the house of worship. sam: one by one, the stones start to be lo

. >>> in cumberland county. robbery suspects trying to out run police when shots erupted. not one of those men is dead. >> police looking for the second guy. sabina kuriakose is following this police investigation tonight. sabina. >> reporter: iain, it was here at the corner of east and almond where police shot and kill suspect. he has now been identified as 31-year-old ridge barge of bridgeton. >> the cumberland county prosecutor's office vineland police were responding to gunshots blocks away about 1 this morning. suspect had fled and police were chasing them on foot when they allege that bar's opened fire on an officer. that's when the officer shot back killing the alleged robbery suspect. >> we spoke with witnesses at the scene who tell us it started when the alleged robbery victim was leaving a small family run restaurant after helping his friend close up. they tell us the two suspects pistol whipped the victim and shot at his friend when he ran to help. she co owns the business and says it was her husband closing up when the alleged armed men struck. >> they pull him

cumberland at 63 and 59 degrees at winchester. winds are very light tonight so not much happening in the wind department and temperatures will be into the upper 40s and 50s everywhere. we're going t see the temperatures prch the same. the warmer air will move in from the west and hit all of the mid atlantic tomorrow. we're going to get that nice flow kicking in there with highs and some mid 80s asryo the east. o see t headed lide to the south to the low 80s it will stick arnd into your tuesday but that cold front that's coming in will cause us to have a few gusty winds here and there but a little bit of a drop in those temperatures but not all bad because we're going to go only to the upper 70s. so you can see we don't have a big difference going on here. but the good news is with that cold front it's going to come in dry. we're not talking any rain whatsoever. we are talking the winds picking up. for tomorrow by midday 74 degrees. by the 5:00 hour we're talking 78 degrees with all those sunny skies i'm happy to say. tonight 54 fo

pockets of heavy rain from cape may and cumberland county and new castle and kent county in delaware. all this activity is pushing off to the northeast. it's south jersey that's getting hit the hardest. you can see the shades of orange and red. salem, elmer and millville. it should be over route 55 in the next 15 or 20 minutes or so. glassboro within the half-hour and hammonton. annapolis, maryland you you cane the clearing. this is the last of the downpours pushing through. temperatures have dropped off, this is not too bad. the normal high is 57 degrees. we have 53. it's cooler than the 80 degrees we topped out yesterday. have we have a front that's in the process of pushing through. the first is hugging the coastline from new york down to richmond. the second front has pushed through pittsburgh and buffalo. this is an arctic front. you'll notice the change in the temperatures it will rattle the winds and things will be unpleasant over the next 24 to 48 hours. here's the front sitting off the coast. secondary front bumps that out to sea. tomorrow is a nice looking day, lots of sunsh

in southern maryland, showers are long gone and 54 in hagerstown and 54 in cumberland. by tomorrow night, clear skies and cold with temperatures in the 40s. 43 by early nighttime and low 40s downtown. eventually, 30s in the suburbs. for tonight, mostly cloudy and mild with rain and showers by dawn and low temperatures are 48-54. by morning, yellow weather alert with mostly cloudy, breezy and cool with rain showers and/or thunderstorm after 9:00 or 10:00, the bulk of it will be gone. anmorrow, partly cloudy, breezy like march. early showers, oakland 48, upper 40s. 50s in cumberland and 55 in hagerstown and winchester, 60. culpeper and manassas, leesburg, upper 50s and afternoon sun, and a small craft advisory for the bay. 58 for annapolis and 52 downtown. a cool day, a nice afternoon. the day planner, 52 by 11:00 and partly cloudy by 1:00 with temps spiking up to the upper 50s. the next seven days, the nets are in town and tonight is perfect. not bad for baseball, just cool. upper 60s on saturday and sunshine on sunday with 72 and mid-70s and beautiful next monday. >>> n

and 63 in cumberland. 62 in hagerstown. and low 60s in winchester. a little warmer out to the west, actually. 65 in culpepper. 63 64 in manassas. downtown, keeping it around 62. 62 also in gaithersburg. and 60 by the water. there is not a small craft advisory for the bay or title potomac. 40 to start. 55 by 11:00. and up to 60, by 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. next seven days. beautiful friday. temps keep creeping up. near 70 sunday. back to 75 monday. cold front comes through monday night. we'll put some clouds there. we'll keep it dry for now. back in the mid-60s for tuesday. then showers possible wednesday. temperatures about 65. >> like the sound of that, topp, thank you. >>> turns out it was professional hackers bust into the iphone used by the san bernardino terrorists. >> that's according to the washington post. they cite people familiar with the case. they were able to exploit the software flaw and form a piece of code. an>>> d making sure you can fit near your family, the next time you apply. i'll tell you about it, in tonight's consumer alert. >>> pl

sunday, 1.5 inches of rain hagerstown, cumberland, to wenches inside the beltway manassas, andrews -- 2 inches inside the beltway, manassas, andrews. 60 degrees for the high tomorrow. then we have the apple blossom festival tomorrow. the temperatures will be cooler, winchester upper 50's. the next seven d in the 60's for most of next week, but at least the sun will make a reappearance tuesday through thursday. alison: that will be exciting. leon: what is the word with the nats? thert: they got swept by phillies last series, and you don't want to go into a 10-game road trip with that. test for the nets tonight, on the road in st. louis. and the redskins have their second and third round picks. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. .obert: we start with football last night the redskins added to takingeceiving corps, arguably the best receiver in the draft. tonight, a second round pick from usc, a linebacker. the redskins also added a cornerback from virginia tech, a local guy, a standout at good counsel, a former maryland star. eight career inte

and 60s in cumberland. you'll need sunglasses to start, no doubt about that. a few clouds mid morning. 72 in sterling and we're back with temperatures in the low 80s across the board, and showers and storms pop up with the d.c. split. presented ricks burg -- fredericksburg south to maryland. the disturbance will roll through in the border, independence and jersey. 11:00, a couple of sprinkles in la and 67 in manassas. there are your winds, southwest at 10 to 15 and that's a warm wind. day planner, 60s to start and 72 by mid morning and dry through 1:00 but wednesday and thursday, contemplating more yellow weather alerts. showersand drizzle, 66, a dandy of a day. showers on thursday and cooler at 64. next 7 days, showers through monday, and nats in town. tomorrow's game will be fine. wednesday's game and thursday's game will be played but bundle up if you are headed to nats' park. >>> the burgundy and gold introduced their added more nonstop straight-shot flights than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another

zone forecast. 61 in oakland. 60 in cumberland. upper 50s, hagerstown. martinsburg, winchester. 62 in culpepper. 58 in leesburg. holding in the 50s in the bushes. downtown, maybe 61. only 58 by the water. good news, not much wind. not a small craft advisory for the bay. or tidal potomac. rain and showers, especially at 9:00, 11:00, and 1:00. maybe -- maybe we crawl with our fingernails to 60 degrees by 1:00. more light rain an 61 as well. here's the best day of the next 100. no, just kidding. next five days. 66. gotta keep a shower in saturday. but at least we see the sunshine. we got the point to point sunday. 60. rain. low 60s, rain. ends on monday. back in theurn 60s tuesday -- the upper 60s tuesday. back in the 60s wednesday. and sunshine for now. unless you look at the european model. we won't look at the european model. we'll say sunshine and cool for now. >> we'll just make our own sunshine. how about that. >> topper got jokes today. and i don't like them. >>> still ahead. what d.c. leaders are doing to clean up some of the darkest corners of the

cumberland and elkings, west virginia, low to middle 50's. tonight clear and scold. patchy frost and a freeze advisory north and west of us. areas shaded in lighter blue including northern montgomery county, loudoun and frederick. tonight's temperatures are 38 inside the beltway. tomorrow is the high around 60. lower 60's on thursday. looking ahead to the upcoming weekend. looking at the temperatures around 62 degrees for the cherry blossom festival parade. in downtown d.c. check on traffic with jamie. jamie: in d.c., on the freeway heading eastbound you can see the solid red line. this is where our wazers are reporting an accident. right near 11th street. let's talk about the backup. if you are trying to leave d.c. to get closer to the street bridge at 18 miles per hour. here is the third street tunnel. we are still backed up from even before this point. the 14th street bridge is where we see that very heavy traffic. this is due to a crash from the 11th street bridge, bumper to bumper delays. as we move to the map we are also seeing on delays. northwest corner but n

culpeper at 48, and cumberland this hour at 50 degrees. so we're looking at the temperatures now all up and down the eastern seaboard because we're not alone with what we've been dealing with. here's that cooler air in place but things are going to take a reverse. we're going to get some pretty strong winds tomorrow and they're going to move in from the south. we've had brisk, cold northwesterly flow this weekend, now things are changing. we're going to get a southerly flow and it's going to boost our temperatures right into the mid 60s and i wouldn't rule out maybe some 70s across lower southern maryland. so be on the lookout for that. chilly overnight. 41 at dc, 44 at quantico, 43 at dulles, 43 at martins burg and 43 for culpeper. what we've got is incoming low pressure system to the southeast, departing ridge of high pressure moving off to the northeast. that high moves out and ope southerly winds in. this frontal system is going to bring us rain showers and right now future cast is moving most of it to the north of us. still i'm not go

look at cumberland to the far northwest. 81-degrees this hour. isn't that beautiful? and 74 at culpeper. now, the best p news -- i think i heard a little applause overvr there. thank you. the best news of all, though, ih we had the sunshine with itç a. how do you beat a weekend with beautiful sunshine? i mean, you know, unbelievable. ridge of high pressure has been in control. large and in charge giving us all the sunshine up and down the mid atlantic. it's only getting better. warmer airflowing in so the time we get to monday we will be in the low 80s every where and it'' going to be absolutely fantastic. in the meantime 54 grows. our overnight low comfortable under some pretty clear skies we are talking over all a briefrief visit by the 80s. we do have a couple of things ti talk about for later in the week that you're going to see coming up in my seven day forecasty where we're s going to get somem cooler air moving in. that's why i said brief visit. we also have a disturbance later in the week. so you'll have to keep the umbrellas handy.las in the meantime, tomor

take a look at cumberland thisis hour. they are at 72-degrees. we've had fairly light winds and that's going to continue tonighi and your overnight lowe's are going to range between 50s and 60s pretty much every where.. 51 in the city, but to the south it's going to get a little bitte warmer as we move into the upper 60s.60s. we're going to see a nice southerly flow that's going to pick up. can you believe it, we're goinge to be in the 80s. from the 60s today to the 80ss tomorrow. it's really that roller coasterr kind of thing going on. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, but a very warm start to your week. we are actually going to be even warmer on tuesday, believe it or not. tuesday, though, we're also going to deal with this boundary. this is going to be a frontal system with a lowh pressure system that's going to move in into the late period ofd monday to tuesday from the mide section of the country. but then the front is going toto be the north and back its way down across the mid atlantic. that is going to set us up for some storms on tuesday. pos

in cumberland county sky force 10 overhead. trees are topped and roofs ripped off buildings. nbc 10 jersey shore reporter ted greenberg surveys the damage and talks to the owners of a farm who are appealing for help as they try to pick up the pieces. >> reporter: as utility crews work to repair electrical lines above rubble that was mount pleasant united methodist church. rose prayed that the house of worship she's gone to since she was 2 years old will rise again. >> it was an act of god. so maybe god thought it was time for us to have a new church. >> reporter: fierce winds early sunday morning toppled a tree onto power lines, feeding the more than century old church which authorities believe led to a massive fire that burned the sanctuary to the ground. the pastor says the church board is faced with determining its future. >> i would hope that we can get back in what's left as soon as possible. and be worshipping in there until we make that decision. >> reporter: a major cleanup is under way in other parts of cumberland county. sky force 10 captured these scenes in hopewel

it's chilly. 44 in cumberland. and about 47 in silver spring and bowie. and 46 in fairfax. so a cool start. but beautiful day. by 9:00, we're back in the 50s. and by lunchtime, you can take this outside. light wind. full sun. 66 downtown. gaithersburg, 65 in hagerstown. and by tomorrow evening. about 24 hours from now, we will be around 70. either side of 70. 70 in leesburg and sterling. 70 downtown. 70 in silver spring, rockville and even 68 in la plata. and 69 in fredericksburg. then we get into tomorrow night late. temperatures still in the 50s. not that cold tomorrow night either. tonight, clearing. a little cooler. 44 and 52. winds will turn north/northeasterly. only about 10, though. day planner. baear as a bell. we're back at 66 for full sun at 1:00 p.m. clouds come in on thursday. showers come in thursday night. that's the good news. most of the showers happen thursday night and early friday. a little more confident showers will end before the game starts. 75 on friday. next seven days. nats in town over the weekend. gorgeous. low 70s. near 80 monday. a few more sho

now, 76we go right degrees at reagan national airport, same thing in hagerstown, 70 cumberland. the reason we are so mild, the cloud cover, and we never had the showers that we're going to coolest down, did not happen. state college, pennsylvania, 51, pittsburgh 51, 40's from detroit to dish out condo. the cooler air is coming our way tomorrow. we have a cold front just off to the south. that will eventually make its way to our area as we head through the overnight and into the day tomorrow. it will get hung up just a bit, not a lot of movement, and that is why we have scattered showers in the forecast not only tomorrow but into the day thursday. southernwers extreme rim lead, prince frederick the next half hour or so, leonardtown. all of this moves across the bay and will have no impact inside the capital beltway. tonight, calling for spotty showers remaining, upper 40's, upper 50's for the nighttime lows, the wind out of the northeast at five. get the umbrella ready tomorrow, not will need it -- you will not need it all day long, but you will for part of the day. morning tempe

shows you we are main line dry, there's a shower down in south jersey pushing in from southeastern cumberland county into central cape may county. everywhere else you might see a spritz on the windshield, but generally speaking just cloudy skies this morning. as we look outside, that's what we've got on sky6 live hd over the platt bridge, clouds and breezy in some spots at times. jacket weather and sweatshirt, too. 47 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the east/northeast at 8 miles per hour. not real wind, but when you start out in the 40s and get a little bit of a breeze with the cloudy damp feel it's chilly. cloud cover from future tracker 6 to 12:00, there could showers coming through. 6:00 p.m., a little more pronounced rain possible in the northern suburbs. later in the evening, on and off shower activity up until 11:00 p.m. an beyond. if you have tickets to the phillies they could get the game in, but there could be a rain delay or light rain falling during the game at times, bundle up and bring along the proper gear for that. 47 degrees by 8:00. 51 by 10:00. 53 by noon. today we're

. >>> we are learning from new information about a deadly rollover crash in cumberland county, new jersey. police say a 31-year-old woman was heading south on route 55 in millville and lost control. the as you have rolled over and landed in the northbound lanes. we are told the woman was thrown from the vehicle and died there at the scene. police say she was not wearing a seat belt. the northbound lanes of 55 were closed while crews cleared the wreckage. >>> right now police are looking for the man who abducted a woman on a west philadelphia street. people living on the 5700 block of larchwood street were stunned when they heard the woman's cries. >>> i heard the screaming she was saying get off me get off me. >>> the police say the kidnapping happened at 49th and lancaster. the 20-year-old woman was sexually and physically assaulted and bound with duct tape. witnesses say the victim got out of the trunk of the car 12 hours after the attack. suspect is a black man in his 20s and dark complex and dread locks and long beard. he is driving a car with tinted windows the drivers side window is

one heavy downpour around the maurice river in cumberland county, bridgeton, we are getting heavy rain in millville. we will move to atlantic city and we see light rain down there and all the way down to sea isle city and then we're waiting for the rain at most of the delaware beach these morning. future cast has us sock in with clouds for the most part, maybe a little break of sunshine later on in the afternoon and then the chance of spotty showers, this morning. with the break in the action here and there, we will get, probably some very isolated pop up thunderstorms, later on in the day especially if we will get some sunshine that will increase daytime heating and instability around and possibility is there around 2:00 o'clock. then we will see isolated thunderstorms at five or 6:00 o'clock this is probably during drive home when you could encounter a thunderstorm and some could be strong to severe later in the day. we just don't think there is a good chance of that happening this morning. that bodes well for our party outside. by 1:00 in the morning into tomorrow morning we are sti

. >>> we have some new video of the fire that burned a historic cumberland county church. take a look. >>> ahead in our next half hour, we take you along to the brave men and women fighting to save this place of worship. >>> they're still building and have to do it without general manager stan hinkie. next, hear how they have to do it without him. just about 55 degrees outside the nbc 10 studio. getting to philadelphia from new jersey on the weekends is about to get easier. starting this saturday patco will run more trains. they'll run every 20 minutes on saturdays instead of every 25. the increase follows completion of the track rehabilitation project that's been going on on the ben franklin bring. >>> today dana red will offer jobs. the temporary positions pay between $8.50 and $15 an hour. you can learn more about the jobs and even apply for them at today's convenient. it starts today at 11:00 at the waterfront center on federal street in cam donn. >>> the sixers need a new general manager after a shakeup in the front office. the general manager stan hinkie stepped down

holding on upper 60s cumberland and petersburg, west virginia, nice in shenandoah valley. waldorf, annapolis, 60 degrees. this time of year, we have been waiting for its it has arrived. the nice stuff. 62 currently. the air is dry, 34, dew point. a little bit higher than last night. we will be a little bit higher than last night temperaturewise, too. light winds, still expect a little bit of frost, west of i- 95, once again. won't be as widespread as the last couple of nights. weekend awesome, warmer tomorrow and warmer than on sunday. warmer monday. near 80 in spots come monday afternoon. next best chance of rain, friday. could be a slim shower chance on tuesday, but right now, we are protected, high pressure here, you want snow, you are in the mood, head towards the rockies, looking at the moisture gathering down here. 2-4 feet at the highest elevations. for the ski areas going strong west, it's looking great. severe weather as you head towards the plains, tornado and severe thunderstorm watch, in the south, looks wet. for us, upper air level, high pressure, means a plea

middle 40's hagerstown and cumberland in winchester. 50's leesburg, 48 culpeper. the mat,st spot on elkins, west virginia, 33 degrees, well on their way below freezing. the air off to the north, the milder air suppressed to the south. that is the name of the game the next couple days. a cold front earlier this morning, all of that has moved to the east. the high pressure cells and in brings us clear skies overnight. frost in thed of northern and western suburbs early tomorrow morning. patchy frost and at will stage freeze well to the west. we have a frost advisory that has been posted in the areas in light blue, frederick, northern montgomery county, loudoun county, the panhandle of west virginia. if you have any houseplants that you have outdoors, bring them inside for tonight to keep them alive for the next -- well, for the next season. then the temperature slowly warm up as we move into the upcoming weekend, with three consecutive days at 70 or better. futurecast, not a lot on it. the aeros streaming in from the north is the wind direction. that will keep us co

a robbery suspect was shot and killed after exchanging gunfire with police in cumberland county. authorities say around 1:00 a.m. officers were chasing two men who they believed had robbed a person at 7th and cherry streets, during that pursuit, police say one of the men shot at an officer who then returned fire. the officer was not hurt. the other alleged robber got away. >>> now to our weather, and there's new doubt about it -- spring has definitely sprung. a live look now at boathouse row, where it's been a popular destination for those looking to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. but how long will it last? let's turn to chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz, who has the new neighborhood weather, a detailed forecast that focuses on where you live. glenn? >> we've got some beautiful weather, we've had a spectacular weekend. and that is going to continue. now this neighborhood weather, while it's not only we're talking about specific cities. or specific areas. we get down to the neighborhoods here. now for example, the current temperature in philadelphia, 73, but at t

. >>> the cumberland county prosecutor's office continues to investigate his death. an autopsy report has yet to be made public. the two officers involved were placed on administrative leave following the incident and have since returned to duty. >>> police are on the hunt for people who brutally beat a paulsboro man. investigators say a friend of scott called 911 he has a severe brain injury and on life support. >>> this people that did this to him need to be found. he diplomat deserve this. he is a good guy. >>> there is now a 1,000-dollar reward being offered for information leading to an arrest in this case. >>> radnor township police are urging customers to take a look at your bank statement authorities discovered a skimming device at the bank of america branch on east lancaster avenue. officers arrested two men who they say came back to retrieve the device. the investigators say they stole $150,000 by installing skimmers in banks from maryland to new york. >>> let's talk about the wildcats. nrg stadium is ready to host the final four. the wildcats play the okla

leonardtown at 61, cumberland at 59, baltimore at 65 and culpeper at 64 degrees. winds are light and they'll continue to be light tonight but they will pick up tomorrow. so expect it to be pretty breezy tomorrow. 58 degrees for your overnight low. not bad at all. and as i said we'll see those showers lasting for the early part of your saturday but we'll have improvement by saturday afternoon and i'll let you 2340e how long that will stick around. jim? >> virginia governor making a bold move today by giving more than 200,000 ex-felons the right to vote. that includes those who have not applied for a restoration of rights. virginia is one of ten states that do not automatically >> you won't have to worry about driver's ed in the state any time soon. >> the city was on the verge of enacting a new rule all drivers to complete extensive education classes before getting their license but now they're making a u-turn on that plan. jennifer davis is live with the story for us. jen? >> reporter: hi, there, guys. yes, this new rule was just days from going floo effect. the c

out west low to mid-60s. 64 in leesburg. 63 orange and luray and cumberland 64. you can see the 70-degree readings. the slightly warmer air will take its time but work its way toward us. in the meantime, high pressure is in control overhead. what you see is what you get. a slight warming trend with the cool nights and comfortable afternoons. the frost advisory west of i-95 with light winds. tomorrow jackets and sunglasses early with 30s and 40s. in the afternoon, it will be fantastic. low to mid-60s. maybe upper 60s west of town. over the weekend it gets better. upper 60s saturday. 70ish sunday. next week we will warm up monday ahead of a front that loli dry. cooler tuesday and wednesday. finally a shower chance by late thursday. enjoy. >>> i'm kristen berset at the verizon center. the puck drops at 7:00. we will have a preview. we go one on one with eastern knee to talk about the firing i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "p

are 66 downtown and 65 in fairfax and by lunchtime we are about 80 in leesburg and hagger town 76 and cumberland clouds in the mountains and by 6:00 p.m. low in the 60s. a little bit above average. by this time tomorrow night temperatures still in the low to mid 60s, maybe 59 in gaithersburg and maybe 58 in frederick. on the day planner, 59 and at 7:00 and look what happens, 75 at 11, 80 by 1:00. and now we talked about the next seven days, pretty goo just a look cooler on wednesday but still 70s. showers thursday night and friday and it could end before the game. maybe showers on sunday and highs in the 70s. about average after tomorrow. >>> pretty good stretch. >>> not bad at all. >>> the caps in philly. >> on a good stretch. >> i will give you that this. you never know but the caps taking care of business like they need to. a big win for them tonight. z1yosz i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "pull it down." the obama white house called the ad on chris v

the temperatures are slowly falling. 35 degrees culpeper, 39 winchester and leesburg, 37 near 40 at cumberland. the wind will really pick up through the night and into the day tomorrow, talking when gus near 25, maybe even 35 miles per hour. not good for outdoor activities. we have the nationals game and d.c. united tomorrow afternoon. miserable to be outside. not a lot going on gh next couple hours, around the capital beltway stays dry. further to the west, this is where the low pressure is located, slowly moving our way. that will bring the chance of showers mixing in with snowflakes as we head through the day tomorrow. nothing will accumulate around the immediate metro. however, a chance of accumulation well to the west, across western maryland, where they could have three to five inches in the higher elevations. 32 to 38, mostly cloudy. a freeze warning north and west of the sea, all the areas in purple, including northern montgomery county, loudoun county, frederick, the panhandle of west virginia. this is where the temperatures are likely to dip below freezing tonight. any plants outside

manassas, 64 leesburg, but we have had the heavier rain already, dropping into the 50's winchester, cumberland, 55 elkins, west virginia. overnight low, 53 to 60, showers, a possible isolated rumble of thunder, but the chances of thunder are limited through the late-night. tomorrow morning, grabbing a cup of coffee, walking the dog, going for a jog, morning clouds, pe afternoon as the sun finally breaks through the clouds. that will happen midday. sunshine stars from north to south. tomorrow afternoon, most of us are looking at sunshine and a beautiful sunset tomorrow evening. early sunday morning looks absolutely fantastic. crystal clear blue skies and sunshine sticks around all day long, along with much warmer temperatures for the day monday. the high temperatures will be on 80's.wer the forecast tomorrow, hope you have a chance to enjoy it, lingering showers in the morning, south and east of d.c, lots ofe afternoon, sunshine, breezy at times, the wind out of the north that 10 to 15. 71 the high sunday, not quite as breezy. a bump in temperatures monday, lower 80's. a little bit of a cooldow

areas just down the pike from philadelphia coming out of newcastle county approaching salem county and cumberland county, you see the heavy red winds out ahead of that potentially gusting as high as 20 miles per hour. i'm concerned about this area in wilmington pushing towards delaware county and that area of precipitation you see how heavy it is and how it's curved. that is an indication of strong winds behind that rain pushing it out and as the rain hits the ground, you get strong wind gusts into parts of chester county and montgomery could get involved in that and the city of philadelphia as well. this is the line and some places affected by this is malvern, over the next couple of minutes you'll see the arrival of this and ahead of this you could see the strong gusty winds and elmer and green lane in northern montgomery and norristown and glassboro between now and 12:46, i am highlighting the larger towns but up and down this area, chester county and all of delaware county and parts of southern new jersey be careful over the next half hour. up in center city certainly 20 to 25 minutes from no

frederick 46.fr 50 at winchester. 58 at hagerstown and a little warmer for cumberland at 61-degrees. winds are light and we're not going to see much happening in the wind department, but that bt ridge of high pressure in placen keeping the skies clear.kies that is going to be what's going to make the changes in the nextn day or so as it moves its wayts out to see and opens the door ur for a southerly flow. in the meantime, cool and clear skies for tonight. your overnight lowe's expected to be in the low 50s pretty much every where. we have a few upper 40s on thete map. but generally we are talking low 50s with light winds. here's a quick peak at what toht expect for the next couple of days. is it summer? is it april? il? you're going to be left asking. 84-degrees with mostly sunny skies on monday. we'll see the clouds roling inn later on monday as a result of a frontal system and that's going to set us up for some storms byy the time we get into tuesday, but not before we get that big temperature rise into the upper 80s.80s. i'll have those details and a full forecast coming up in ju

up to the northwest in cumberland and romney we have these showers and light rain headed towards martinsville at 12:09 and middletown at 1:16. but they are light. yellow weather alert for friday and sunday holding off saturday. it looks okay, not picture perfect but better than it has been. a hold off of the weather alert on saturday. bus stop temperatures 50s. chilly and damp and then showers on saturday. sunday tricky, rain sunday morning and models trying to bring the warm front through and putting us through the warm sector of air with storms sunday. not sold on everybody making it into the warm sector. in any event it will be wet on sunday. 6:00 a.m. friday, just scattered showers upper 40s and low 50s. by 9:00, we are still 49 in gaithersburg and 48 in frederick and 50 in rockville and silver spring. 1:00, cloudy and by 6:00 still breaks in the clouds to the south and showers out across the panhandle. we are looking at tomorrow night we are going out i would take a jacket and umbrella. because by 10:00, 23 hours from now we got more showers. showers here and there and 51 at 9:00 and onl

cumberland county new jersey, tract trailer blown over in delaware, these winds meant business. some of us, most of us dealt with storms last night. some of us dealt with snow. got to love spring whether inch and a half fell in mt. pocono a little bit more snow is in the near future in the higher elevations as we head into the night. storm scan 3 showing us snow trying to push into the northth west in advance of next weather system. future weather going to show you us increasing clouds overnight tonight a chance af snow up towards the poconos maybe a few flakes down into the lehigh valley. we will not see snowfall in philadelphia. warm front tomorrow morning, we could see isolated showers as that boundary moves in. cold front in association with the same system moves in afternoon hours. that will give us a better bet of wets weather maybe thunderstorms as we medicine into the afternoon and evening. late evening clearing out and setting us up for assign knee but again a chilly tuesday. future snow amounts maybe a dusting to an inch in mt. pocono. we certainly have the cold temper

hagerstown and frederick, and 37 in cumberland. 10:00, mid-40s and winds north northeast. but the good news is it will not be breezy or windy tomorrow. coming back, the prospect of another frost tomorrow night and when the 70s return. >>> tonight, the humane society is working to nurse back to health 300 dogs in deplorable conditions in wicomico county. we want to warn you that the pictures are very difficult to watch. the had you may society said that most of the dogs were in very poor shape. there were puppies. they were not in good condition, matted fur and the living conditions were not good. >> prosecutors are considering whether to file charge bus -- charges but for now, the focus is on helping the dogs. you can find a link o n wusa mine.com if you wus -- wusa 9.com if you would like to help. >>> house speaker paul ryan made it clear he was staying out of the presidential race saying there is too much work to do in the house to let the rumors to continue to swirl and he will not accept the nomination and should not be considered. >> i simply believe if you want to be