Traffic can get to route 1, westbound and north. Northbound 270 after old hundred, left lane getting by some work there. Inner loop braddock blocking the left lane. And main street at rogers avenue has a water main break there on main street. Lanes blocked and a sinkhole there in the ground causing issues for folks as well. Got to tell you, guys. Im very happy with you today. I love this heat. I can tell just based on the dress she picked out. Big flower print. Light and flowing. Thats what i said when melissa walked in today. Summerlike, melissa mollet. Its gorgeous outside. You just like to like it hot. Thats true. Record heat. Were standing outside, because its so mild. You dont need a light take a look agency s we go throe day. By 7 00 a. M. , 64 degrees. And look at the afternoon, mid to low 90s. By 7 00 p. M. , still near 90 degrees. 63 in the gaithersburg. And the heat continues for the next couple days. Were coming back with a look at that forecast. Sheena, thank you. Its 5 02.
Four thinks you need to know before you head out the door, lets head inside. Yes indeed, its about the sweat factor for today. Suns already up. Came up a couple minutes ago what is going to be a very sunshinefilled kind of a day. Man, oh, man, is it going to be warm. As sheena mentioned likely to break recordhigh temperatures for tomorrow. The records tomorrow are higher i think. I dont know well have as much of a risk of breaking records tomorrow, though it will be equally as hot. Friday, thats the leading edge of cooler air set to arrive for the weekend. Well give you that weekend outlook coming up in a couple minutes. Now, Melissa Mollet, trouble on view from chopper 4. Look. A big old problem here. This is in Ellicott City. Chopper over main street and rogers avenue. Take a look at that, as chopper zooms out you can see the water main break area of roadway here. Having a much bigger sort of puddle here here. A little bit south of where that vehicle is now. Hopefully, that vehicle i
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