Bombagenesis . Bill bomb cyclone. I retreated stuff from the satellite that showed it wound up and lookedded like a hurricane out there. That is the deep drop of pressure we talked about last night. Its pushing up to new england. For the most part out of our area in terms of what is going on with the snowfall. Now we have driving winds out of the northwest. That moves us forward to the next story. Its a big story. Wind chill advisory posted for the entire region. Of course, it includes d. C. Metro. That goes all the way up out of our region as well. The wind gusts right now, if youve been outside you know this and you might hear this. The tree flowing around. We have a wind gust of 40 in winchester. 36 Miles Per Hour is the wind gust around d. C. 38 in gaithersburg, frederick, the same thing. If you look at the temperatures now the big chill begins. 26 in d. C. 22 in gaithersburg. The feels like temperature is what you need to prepare for if you are going outside now is in the Single D
Outside it is very mild and muggy. 71 in annapolis, lets go west where its shy of 80 manassas 77 at dulles, cooler along the mountains, temperatures there in the 60s. But the due point map its back. We had to retire it probably last fall and now its time to look at them again. Any time you got due points in the 60s, means the humid. When you start to see the 70s, its oppressive. A lot of humidity on this night. Will stay muggy. Satellite and radar, quiet evening, no thunderstorms sterilized. A couple of showers across central portions of west virinia, otherwise nice and pretty quiet again tomorrow, low temperatures overnight falling back to the 60, you need the air conditioner to sleep cmfortably. Falling to 64 in annapolis, 68 dc, 66 in dulles. Heres your 70 its humid, a little bit of sunshine but battling the clouds. 82 for the High Temperature in dc, ten degrees cooler but it is still kind of muggy, theres a slight chance of showers and a they dont remember and increasing into the w
Not nearly as star studied but goes on as planned, but the president not in the room, it took a serious turn this year. Good morning, im annie yu im Tom Fitzgerald. Great to see you. Sunday april 30th, last day of april. May day tomorrow already. Caitlin roth, how are you . Good morning to you both and foles like we rushed into summer with the weather. Tied a record at washington. Felt like it outside. It was 91 degrees but with the humidity warmer, felt like the middle of summer and still humid. First steps outdoors, grab a sunday paper, its sticky and cloudy, a lot like yesterday morning as we take a live view of the white house. Its last day of april and ending on a warm note, warm days throughout the month. 72 outside, mostly cloudy, winds out of the northeast and that will be a key difference i todays forecast compared to yesterday, winds out of the northeast off the atlantic relatively cooler waters. Not for everyone, we got a warm front set up, and even though were starting off
The driver claims he and his daughter spotted the man who assaulted her last night riding in a car with his mother this morning. So they followed them while calling police. How the parking lot confrontation happened remains a mystery. Everybody involved is being questioned. Those who saw part of the incident or the horrifying aftermath tell us they are shaken. From what i understand, someone was trying to protect their daughters interest. And did it have to lead to death . No. Brad so what we know is the red s. U. V. Was headed in this direction. It hit the man with the gun just about right here. His vehicle was parked over on that part of the parking lot. So he had been coming in this direction. Now, a lot of questions tonight. Police want to know was that gun visible to the driver, the d. C. Firefighter . The driver who struck him. And additionally, police know that that man and his daughter had spotted this person. They were told by police not to follow the other car. But they conti
Commissioned by the county, heavy rainfall triggered a slow moving landslide. Some homeowners questioned whether it was, in fact, due to the rain or county negligence built up over years and years, but either way more than two dozen houses have been impacted. Six houses are deemed unlivable and are directly threatened by the slide while 22 others are unsafe because sewer and water had been temporarily disconnected. The Engineering Firm determined it would cost about 22 million to stablize this moving ground and would take several more months. The county says that they can spare about 11 million, about half of what it would take to fix this, but no more. So theyve turned to the state and federal agencies for the rest of the money, but they have hinted the last month or so its really unlikely for either the state or the feds to foot the remainder of the bill. Homeowners weve spoken to in the last two months have varying opinions what should be done, but the Common Thread in all this is t