And we start with the heat, chuck just talked about. We are warming up and quickly, and the feellike temperature is expected to hit the triple digits later this afternoon. Storm team 4 is staying ahead of what could be dangerous heat, chuck, and for how many more days . Well, we have to go through at least today and tomorrow with the heat and humidity combination, but the cooler air may be several more days away after that. Just all haze, heat, and humidity out there today. What you need to know about the weather. Heat indexes up around 100 degrees again today, and even with temperatures in the mid90s, itll be hot, nowhere near the record. The record set four years ago in 2012 is 105 degrees without the heat index. Tomorrow, promises to be a little hotter and a little worse than today. The humidity, greg, looks like itll arrive here as we get towards sunday. But for now, the current heat indexes are already in the mid90s out there. There will be a chance for a cooling shower or two com
Good shape. Most people will be home before it gets going except for the northern folks. High impact of flooding after 8 p. M. We have a Flash Flood Watch in the area. If you are in or near this area you could see flooding tonight. Atmosphere is a bowlful of moisture as we say. The storms are about to cross i 81. Couple of storms now ahead of it. And we have seen some storms toward frederick and hagerstown all afternoon. Around the beltway get home the next 30 minutes youre fine. Notice the lightning strikes out toward winchester. Thats one indication of an intense storm. This is a good storm, too, around perceville towards brunswick and meyerville. Everything is moving off to the eastsoutheast so frederick, you have already had one storm. Probably going to get hit again. Headed towards you at about 7 37. There is not at this moment a severe thunderstorm watch out but still some of these could be hefty. 8 00 theres your line suburbs through the metro area by 9 to 10 30. Again see the r
[ bell tolling ] for the next hour well hear from family members because they want a voice and we want to give it to them, a voice to tell us about their children and how wonderful they were and how special they were and we dont want to focus just on how they died but how they lived and the lives they touched and they touch so many lives. Well hear from the Mcdonald Family that graciously invited me into their home to tell me about their bright and talented 7yearold daughter grace. Graces funeral was today. There were also funerals for olivia and dylan and mary and rachel. We will remember them. Dylan hockley moved here two years ago. He was six years old. A special needs child, they chose this community for the reputation of the sandy hook elementary school. He thrived due in part to his teacher that worked with him oneonone. The hockleys kept a photo of her on their kitchen fridge and dylan would point at it every day. On friday he died in her arms as she tried to shield him with her
Little girls, the 8 little boys, and the 6 dedicated women who died at Sandy Hook Elementary School one week ago. Today, here in newtown, at 9 30 in the morning, bells rang out for each of the people whose lives were lost, mothers and daughters, sons and nieces and nephews. We remember them all. [ bell tolling ] for the next hour, well hear from family members because they want a voice, and we want to give to them. A voice to tell us about their children, how special they were, the lives they lived. We dont want to just focus on how they die. We want to focus on how they lived and the lives they touched and they have touched so many lives. Well hear from the Mcdonnell Family who graciously invited us into their home to tell us about their bright, talented 7yearold daughter grace. Grace was laid to rest today. Her funeral today. There were also funerals for olivia and for dylan and for mary and for rachel. We remember them all. Dylan hockley moved to newtown from england just two years
Connecticut, a town that for a week now has felt much longer than seven days has been heavy under grief and also full of love and full of resolve to remember the lives cut far too short. We wanted to come back to newtown tonight not to argue or point fingers but to honor and to remember the 12 little girls, the eight little boys, six dedicated women who died at Sandy Hook Elementary School one week ago today. Today here in newtown at 9 30 in the morning bells rang out for each of those lives lost, the mothers and the daughters, the sons and the nieces and the nephews and the brothers and the sisters and the friends. We will remember them. [ bell tolling ] for the next hour well hear from family members because they want a voice and we want to give it to them, a voice to tell us about their children and how wonderful they were and how special they were and we dont want to focus just on how they died but how they lived and the lives they touched and they touch so many lives. Well hear fr