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right over west virginia. we have a chance on the approach. we have tropical storm bonnie that will continue to work it's way up the eastern seaboard. they continue to work their way toward the delaware valley. we will start to see other showers pick up, of course, and we have a cold front moving through. a solid double whammy. future cast starting this at 6:00 a.m. not much going on. the clouds will develop quickly ahead of the showers and of course that frontal boundary dipped down from the northwest. so later tonight, we'll start to see those showers getting heavy year, and by about 11 p.m., orig oranges and yellows. tomorrow i expect rain tomorrow. we'll talk about what to expect and when this is all going to end. george, back to you. >> erica, thank you. people will be enjoying tonight's weather for as long as it lasts. nbc 10 pamela osborn is live in ocean city. >> george, it is absolutely gorgeous out. people are not waiting for things to open up before they get moving this morning. it has been a busy memorial day weekend here already down at the shore. judging by the amount

station. >> kron4 >> the backstory >> the newscast >> day 72 >> bonnie: so, stanley tonight? >> yeah. >> bonnie: stanley's doing pbb tonight. >> warriors? >> bonnie: from the warriors. >> yeah. >> bonnie: i don't know if it's going to be a full blown package for you at 8. but, he will try. >> is he going to do live? >> bonnie: no. he's not going to do live. >> inaudible >> stanley: you know me man. >> stanley: anywhere, i can. >> stanley: how are you doing sarg.? >> sargent: not too bad. thank you. >> stanley: so? how are they treating you today? >> sargent: alright. not bad at all. >> stanley: so, i'm going to be out here and you might get some people saying, what the ... >> stanley: but, i'm here and you know what i'm here for. >> inaudible >>stanley: now, give me some of the rules out here... what's allowed and what's not. >> sargent: no smoking or drinking this side of the road. >> sargent: you know.

tropical storm bonnie. you can see the rain in roanoke and charleston, west virginia. all that rain lifts north over the next 1 hours and get in here after 6:00 p.m. in the short term of light showers to start an drenching downpours. 9:00 a.m., sunny, 73. 11:00 a.m. 82 sunshine. 1:00 p.m., 85. clouds and sun. 3:00 p.m., more clouds than sun. 5:00 p.m., 85 with the high of 86 degrees. here's the remnants of bonnie coming onshore at charleston, south carolina. it will lift all these feared -- feeder bands into the north, delaware and lehigh valleys overnight tonight. when i come back i'll let you know how much to expect in your neighborhoods and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> thousands of people are enjoying the holiday weekend at the jersey shore. yesterday summer-like temperatures attracted people to the beach. some braved the 59-degree water to take a dip. >>> you're a kid again, i'm coming here since i was an infant. every year, i think for the last 42. >> reporter: it's wonderful. it's perfect. you love being together and in ocean city and they love going on th

entertainer. comedians >> rich: voss and bonnie mcfarlane are two of the hardest working people around, married to each other and new jersey. >> >> rich:: it's so much money to live here. i drove three exits on the jersey turnpike. it was $7. see, if you drive the whole new jersey turnpike, when you get to the end, you have to give them your car. >> bonnie: i'm going to tell you guys something that i don't generally tell people right away. i'm a vegan. i'm very passionate about it. it's all about eating a cruelty free lifestyle. no animal or animal byproduct of any kind. i do cheat a little. i eat veal. it's so good. it's so tender. how do they get it like that? >> anthony: i'm very sentimental about jersey italian, particularly spaghetti and meatballs. that's what i was going to go for. >> >> rich:: i've eaten here at least five to ten times and i've never had a bad meal, ever. >> anthony: oh, okay, i know what exactly. >> >> rich:: i wouldn't get the meatballs. [ laughter ] >> anthony: proud, long-time residents of new jersey? >> bonnie: no, i've lived here nine years, but only been

romans. >> i'm alison kosik. it is monday, may 30th, memorial day. tropical storm bonnie slams into the carolinas wrecking the holiday weekend for many with heavy rain and widespread flooding along coastal south carolina. now bonnie is headed north. whose memorial day will bonnie disrupt next? we have jennifer gray in south carolina. >> reporter: this is what is left of tropical storm bonnie. practically stalling out leaving flooding rains across some areas in the state. in fact, portions of i-95 completely shutdown. that is the major interstate that a lot of people use to get to the coast. with it being memorial day, lines of traffic with people stuck in cars for hours as they slowly exited the interstate and had to detour around the flood. conditions are expected to improve over the next couple days. however, on and off showers could linger across south carolina as we go through memorial day and then as the storm continues to push to the north. conditions will improve across south carolina. alison and christine. >> now we're talking about remnants of tropical storm bonnie. meteorologi

bad news though,, which do you want first? >>> good news, bonnie stalled, we're delaying the rain onset. >>> we got it. >> reporter: you knew what i was trying to say, the onset of the as we get you outside and show you the view, the st.. the humidity levels have come down a a little bit. 50s in millville. 60s for everybody else. the humidity increases and the clouds increase the downpours move in overnight tonight. for now we're doing okay, clouds are approaching from the southwest, we're mainly clear across new jersey and southeastern pennsylvania. there's some of the leading edges of the moisture across the virginias and the carolinas, all that is pushing to the north as the day wears on. we have delayed the rain a little bit. we'll start out with sunshine, 9:00 a.m., 74. 1:00 p.m., 82. we're hooting for a high of 86 degrees which would break the string of 90s. so far we've seen three consecutive days, we've had three days of 90-dry-plus heat. that will come to an end this afternoon. bonnie is sitting right there 50 miles southeast of charleston, south carolina all this moistur

this newly formed tropical storm bonnie will affect the rest of your weekend. >> tropical storm bonnie along with some other weather factors is going to bring us some rain for the rest of our memorial day weekend. here's the latest. the national hurricane center just naming this a tropical maximum sustained winds at 40 miles an hour moving toward the northwest at 10 miles an hour. here you can see the latest track by the national hurricane center. it's going to help to bring rain into our area mainly later in the day tomorrow and then on memorial day. coming up at 6:18 i'll time out the rain for you, when it moves in, when it moves out and how it will impact our temperatures tomorrow and memorial day. but today was the warmest day of the long weekend with the high of 87. >> yes, it was warm out there. today's heat was too much for about 20 people today. d.c. fire responded to seventh street northwest after people reported heat-related illness. four patients were transported to the hospital. >>> it's a powerful reminder of just how many of our nation's war heroes have died servin

. tropical moisture from what is storm bonnie will move in tonight into early monday and especially areas east of washington. you're talking about xhup 'tis like annapolis, over to eastern shore. all our skooingtal beach towns will see heavy rain into early monday morning. hey rolling thunder getting underway into at the n it will be a beautiful run. 77 degrees at the beginning and it's should stay rain free through the first part of the average. looking good there. high temperatures later today. 81 in washington. cooler off towards the east and upper 70s. mid 80s off to the west. i'll have the latest on tropical storm bonnie as well as the week ahead including memorial day forecast that's all coming up. annie. . >> thanks so much. caityln. meanwhile if you are outside at all this weekend it was a scorcher out. there a lot of people took advantage of the sunny skies and some struggled in the heat. fire nighters had to treat dozen for heat related sickness at the festival parade in northeast. 40 people were treated and sever taken to the hospital and others pete the heat at pools and

tropical moisture. we could be contending with tropical storm bonnie. we'll talk about the timing of the rainfall. and if we can salvage any part of monday in just a few. >> all right a. lauren. thank you we'll check in with you then. >> many people are firing up the grills or heading down the shore to celebrate unofficial start of summer. alexandria hof tells us one business getting creative to cash in on the holiday weekend. >> reporter: they are the smells. >> caramel h thing you come close you smell popcorn. >> reporter: television just can't convey. >> i put my windows down. >> reporter: its a welcome home for those who take their memorial day with assign of salt waters. and makes bumper to bumper barrable. >> we hit a lot of traffic. >> reporter: was it back and forther worth it. >> 72 it was worth it. >> is the stress of travel doesn't end once the car is parks. >> we got beach chairs, umbrellas, shovels, buckets all the kids toys. >> reporter: ocean city company beach daddy is cashing in early on this early swimsuit weather a app a transport that cumbersome beach gear. >> you can

from school. meanwhile, tropical storm bonnie has weakened to a tropical depression, but it's still slamming the carolinas and georgia with high surf. at least one beach goer in north carolina has been reported missing. drivers trying to get away in jass par county, carolina, had to form a line. in charleston residents parked on their lawn to escape a street now turned into a river. one homeowner was recording the rising flood water that came perilously close to his front door. we'll have more of this memorial day forecast in just a few minutes. stick around for that. in the meantime, we have this to tell you about. >>> terrifying moments at the cincinnati zoo this weekend. a mother watches in horror as her 3-year-old son falls into the gorilla exhibit and is violently dragged by a 400 pound silver back. at times the massive primate violently drags the boy while at other times it appears protective. with no time to spare zoo keepers acted with lethal force. we have the tense moments caught on terror. >> mommy's right here. >> reporter: this cell phone video showing a 400 pound goril

. >>> all right. tropical storm bonnie slams into the carolinas wrecking the holiday weekend for many with heavy rain and flooding. bonnie is headed north. who's memorial day will bonnie disrupt next? we have meteorologist jennifer gray with more. >> reporter: christine and alison, this is what is left of tropical storm bonnie. stubborn across south carolina. stalling out leaving flooding rains across the areas in the state. sunday, portions of i-95 completely shutdown. as we know, i-95 is a major interstate that people use to get to the coast. with it being memorial day weekend, lines of traffic with people stuck in their cars for hours as they slowly detoured around the flood. conditions are expected to improve. off and on showers are expected to linger through memorial day and as the storm continues to push to the north, conditions will improve across south carolina. alison and christine. >> jennifer, thanks for that. the question is where exactly are the remnants of tropical storm bonnie expected? we have meteorologist derek van dam with more. >> good morning, christine and alison. the

. >>> plus, we're tracking storms from tropical storm bonnie. when the rain will start in your neighborhood and how long it will last. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm george spencer. it is now 5:30 on this sunday morning. let's get to our weather. s conditions right now are dry. tropical storm bonnie is expected to make land fall soon. once it does we'll have tropical moisture headed our way. showers will start later in afternoon and isolated thunderstorms throughout the overnight hours. a minor concern of mine would be rip tide issues if is not a major concern, but you have to keep it in mind for high tide later this afternoon between 1:50 and 2:30 p.m. clouds are developing right now. but as it continues, we will see that tropical moisture continue to work it's way up the eastern sea board. more rain on the way tonight and into tomorrow. for rounds of therms to kick off your monday morning when a lot of you will be traveling back to your home or work. soly go through your future cast and we'll talk about how much we can expect tomorrow. it could get messy.

into this. there are indications that the low pressu to tropical storm bonnie in the next four or five days and the track may take it eventually toward the south carolina coastline. now ahead of that, will see winds from the southeast. we get clouds and shower sunday and monday. beaches and here as well. this is the different model that says once it develops, where the center will go. along the coastline. that is probably going to be in the monday, tuesday time frame the way we see it now. the delmarva beaches, beautiful saturday sunshine. 74. some sunshine on sunday. 70. late day shower possible. monday looks like it will start to turn cloudy with period of shower and the thunderstorm at 68. 53 to 58 at the ocean water temperature. the mountains will be fine. sunny and 85 on saturday. low 80's on sunday. saturday and sunday there could be isolated thunderstorms. monday a better chance of storms. leave the seven-day for metro area, 80. no rain saturday. sunny. sunday, partly cloudy and cooler. showers and thunder late in sunday, tuesday, wednesday, questionable days and there will be s

this holiday. plus, what was once tropical storm bonnie has just weakened to a tropical depression, but the system is still creeping up the coast and it is bringing the chance of downpours to our area. >> honoring the true meaning of memorial day. how local communities are remembering the men and women that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >>> good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm george spencer and if is now 10:00 on this sunday morning. change is on the way for the rest of your memorial day weekend. this is cape may, storms are moving in and we are tracking it. >> good morning, everyone. conditions right now are still dry. clouds are developing quickly. tropical storm bonnie has been downgraded now. notice it will still go ahead and move along the easte eastern seaboard. do not forget to look at the t bottom of the screen. right now the story is a downgrade of tropical storm to tropical depression and continuing to work it's way northeast and going out to sea. for us here, we will start to see developing clouds from south to north, also seeing a little bi

remnants of bonnie off the coast of charleston, south carolina. this moisture moves in. right now it looks harmless enough, they have not seen much wind damage or flooding in the carolinas, but we could have flooding concerns here as we get into tomorrow afternoon. tropical downpours is on the way. the forecast guidance is suggesting 2 to 4 inches of rain in parts of the area. when i come back we'll focus on that and time it out for you in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> thank you for the update. the ocean temperature not 60 degrees but that's not stopping people from taking a dip right there in the jersey shore. generations are squeezing out every bit of fun even as the forecast of rain is on the the way. for so many families that took to the beaches and boardwalks is a right of passage. jeff chirico is spending the weekend there talking to the people we'll hear from them in the next half-hour. >>> many people are marking memorial day in the birth place of freedom in philadelphia. for some people it's a neighborhood affair. here's "action news" reporter, christi

should become bonnie very, very shortly. the rain will get in here tomorrow afternoon and downpours sunday night into memorial day i felt. when i come back i'll detail it in the seven-day forecast. >>> thank you for the update. we're enjoying a beautiful sunrise this morning, take a look at the screen as we kick off the long holiday memorial day weekend. it's the unofficial start to the summer season. what better way to do that than dip your toes in the chilly ocean water. people flocking to the shore are diving into their favorite treats and treats. kids are enjoying a ride in the pretend car. jeff chirico found children saying so long to the classes and hello summer. >>> what does coming to the beach mean to you? >>> probably getting away from school. >> reporter: that's a good thing. >>> i can't see. >> reporter: how much do you look forward to coming down here? >>> i love it. it's my favorite place. >> reporter: after weeks of on and off rain today looks nice for the shore this weekend. visitors are banking on all the customers to give them a jump start into the summer season. >

overnight hours into tomorrow. because tropical storm bonnie is now pushing close to the south carolina coast, we're keeping a close eye on that system, because that is going to have a direct effect on our weather changes come tomorrow as well as memorial day. but look at our current temperatures right now. we are still in the hot zone. 89 in allentown. we are down to 88 in philadelphia. but we did tap that 90 degrees. 80 in atlantic city, a little cooler there along the shore. we've got that southerly flow and it is quite warm. i just wanted to go ahead and show you our trend. if you're wondering, my goodness, it felt hot yesterday and it's hot today, well, 90 was our high in philadelphia yesterday. we topped out at 90. we're looking for a little bit of a cooloff as clouds and rain move into the forecast. i'll have more on that in a bit. >> thanks, karen. >>> the soaring temperatures didn't stop the celebrations. from the city to the shore, there was plenty to keep people of all ages entertained. randy gyllenhaal joins us live from penn's landing. >> reporter: very hotspots. we're here

is dealing with the remnants of bonnie, parts of texas were hit with deadly texas. families say this is the third time in a year that flooding has forced them out of their homes and made them leave. farmers are trying to get their cattle to higher ground. >>> back of what's left to bonnie and what it's doing around here. >> reporter: bonnie will be falling apart to the south and not have an impact on us today. the impact is widespread as we have spotty showers right now. as matt pellman has been telling us, the heavier cells highlighted in yellows and oranges in south jersey they have been popping through the region in the past couple of hours. we have backed up storm drains and flooded roads around the region that will take a while to drain. some of heavier cells in south jersey and camden county and gloucester county, there's cherry hill with a brief, heavy downpour coming through right now that will be gone before too much longer and the northern suburbs looking at scattered stuff most of this on the lighter side. as we take a wider view you can see that the shore is dry. i had a

remnants ofntof bonnie. bonnie. >> awe. >> we have a favorit e viewerview named bonnie.. >> yeah, good morning.ea well, she's probably asleep. asl >> she probably is sleeping. s there's a look at your easternoa seaboard and you can see that sa that rain shower activity.ai locally it's right along the beaches right now so oceann city, rehoboth bethany wakingak up with rain showers. wit in d.c. mix of sun and clouds a and a chance of a shower orwer o maybe a thunderstorm laterstor today. if you're further north andrthed west i think you'll get morenk sunshine and that will allow tha warmer temperature.ra so this is one of those dayshosd where the closer are you toclre the beaches unfortunately thetet worst the weather.eath 69 at reagan national. dulles 64. bwi marshall 65.arall here's your forecast. f we'll get to 80 or so. generally cloudy conditions, ad, few showers and storms laters but not a washout. washout. so squeak the barbecue in orue r quick trip to the pool thatl kind of thing you should bey fine. >> you know what is the worst thing is when you're leavingw yg the beach and it'

, we are watching tropical storm bonnie. this thing is a mess. dry air, wind sheer. probably won't get much more organized but there's a lot of rain, some of this will make a turn and be with us for parts of memorial day, you can see the high clouds coming in. temperatures are running mostly in the 70s in a couple of spots as you head toward the bay and the upper 60s and low 70s . that's what we are watching. tomorrow, the morning and midday look fine. as the afternoon wears on, we will see clouds roll in. not as warm as today. only in the low 80s . a chance for a couple of showers and storms to develop. and i think tomorrow night into monday morning might be the best chance for us to see some rain, but, that doesn't mean we won't be out monday afternoon either. i'll come back in a few minutes and we will look at the futurecast and look at bonnie. see you then. >> oh boy. well. >>> big crowds expected this memorial day weekend along maryland's eastern shore. a lot of people have already left for the beach. here is a look at traffic headed over the chesapeake bay bridge. triple a says m

boat wading through floodwaters. bonnie weakened to a tropical depression but is still slamming the carolinas in georgia with heavy rain, winds, and high surf. at least one beach goer is reported missing. drivers trying to get away in south carolina had to form a caravan line just to stay on course. and over in north charleston, residents in this neighborhood parked on think lawns to escape the street now turned into a river. one homeowner was recording rising floodwaters as this is came close to his front door. bonnie is joining us tracking bonnie and all that's in her wake. >> it's been a very active weekend. for memorial day, we're looking at the threat from tropical depression bonnie. watch out for dangerous rip currents. keep in mind this storm is very, very slow to move out. so with the movement to the north at 3 miles per hour, we'll be talking about bonnie well into this week. i think we'll still see plenty of rain it from as well. a risk for severe weather this is right into central and southern plains. two million people at risk for severe storms. we saw a lot of this this

washington. winds out of the east here at six and dewpoint t ning tbelu us the rronnants of bonnie haveonna been streaming north here for h the past 24 houlu or so. we are waking ba with a combination -- we've got a bitng of sunshine actually bathing bag parts of the are- not the case down at the beaches.aches. it's ghasng to be a cloig y day for you with rain for much ofor the day.y. locally here bitrager to t washington along the 95he corridor kind of a mix ofof aix clouds with a litheye bit of o early hine here and there and maybe a shower this afternoonfto and then the further north and r west you get, the dnk yer yourou conditions will be later this lr afternoosp bei, we of bei, we of going on and again you can see c the remnants of bon flee kinde of streaming uisithe eastern seaboard. bonnie by the way now a ayind so not a tt leat to becomt a major storm. s 80 later today.oday nderyou c an u barella handy hed if you got barbecues, hitting ht the fool, i think you're fine.e. most of the day will be just genet illy cloudy but therey but could be a few showers laterhowe this ands ernoon.

can. because some wet weather is on the way. tropical storm bonnie has her eye on the east coast. >> today is sunday, may 29, good morning, i'm jan carabeo, rahel solomon is in tonight. here's meteorologist, justin drabick with eyewitness weather. the big question, justin, will we get through our sunday without seeing any rain? >> i think the rain holds off until later tonight. good news. at this . i wouldn't cancel any plans today. another good day to hit the pool or the beach, it will be hot, humid, temperatures well in the upper 80s, maybe 90. we hit our first heatwave of the season yesterday, three days in a row, 9 degrees, so we're in a good run at least for the holiday weekends, things go downhill little later today and tomorrow. so you may want a back up plan for memorial day itself. we will talk about that in just a bit. good start to the sunday morning, check it o generally sunny skies, few fair weather clouds up there, high thin serous clouds, just sign eventually approaching storm system, 66 at the airport, dew points not too bad. we're in the upper 50's, so not that h

valley is starting to taper off, too. what was tropical storm bonnie is now a depression. all that moisture is coming up the east coast. still a chance of pretty good showers. we've seen residual rainfall that's led to some flooding, ponding on many roadways. a flood warning is still in effect. a flash flood warning for northeast philadelphia. flooded roads have been numerous this morning. it will recede the water but there's a chance we'll see more showers and possibly thunderstorms during the day. right now, delaware is at 70 degrees. 60 degrees in the lehigh valley. that's the view from easten this morning. a chance of showers or thunderstorm during the day today. most of the day it is going to be cloudy and dreary. 72 degrees at 8:00. 76 by 11:00 this morning. this afternoon, no big memorial day warmup here. 85 for the lehigh valley, look at the 70s for delaware and low 80s in philadelphia and a chance we'll see more showers and the possibility of thunderstorms. i'll show you where those showers are most likely when i come back with the futurecast in ten minutes. let's find out

murphy has more on the remnants of bonnie. >>> we have more on the rampage in texas including what saved an police officer's life. >>> we'll have that, but first, david murphy has weather and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, it's muggy, and there's a chance we won't see anything in the city. the showers that came down heavy at times overnight are pushing to the north an east of philadelphia. a couple of sprinkles here and there. parts of south jersey beautiful seeing a downpour, but it doesn't last that long. the bulk of the rain is pushing north. as we go through the rest of the day it looks like there's more of the rain angle toward the south jersey and delaware coastline. lewis, delaware, seeing this along with rehoboth beach. most of the rain will be east of philadelphia with a slight chance of a spotty shower or thunderstorm around regions from the shore. 71 degrees as i mentioned it is on the muggy side. you'll feel that as you step outside. 72 in millville. 65 in cape may. as we roll through the day it will be a warm afternoon. we'll have spotty show

. >> and rain could make your memorial day plans a little soggy. we're tracking tropical storm bonnie. good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today, i'm george spencer. it is now 7:00 on this sunday morning. taking a live look outside at cape may where right now it is beautiful, sunny, and dry. all of that could be changing for your full sunday forecast. let's go to first alert meteorologist erika martin. >> good morning, everyone. today will be a really great start to the day, of course. we're tracking tropical storm bonnie. we have that tropical moisture going northward to the delaware valley. expecting some rain showers tonight and into tomorrow and pockets of heavy downpours. oregon noti otherwise notice that bonnie is filling in. brings us that tropical moist e moisture. expect the pockets of showers tonight and into tomorrow. unfortunately a soggy memorial day in the forecast. here we see a shift in the winds just a little southeasterly for some. especially along the shoreline, so again, everything is pretty mild reegt now, but here we start to see see the clouds developing on

, in a long, long time here. bonnie, yes, is moving in remnant at least. we are looking live right now in olde city on the right-hand side of the screen, left-hand side you can see remnants of the bonnie where will it be a complete wash out. we will let you know. >>> also a gruesome case of animal cruelty two dogs set on fire and left to die. reward police are offering for an arrest in the case. >>> city transit cop run down by hit and run driver last week continues his road to recovery how a group of runners is now working to lend a hand. good day, everyone it is monday, may 30th, 2016, i'm chris murphy on this memorial day. lauren johnson has a day weekend. lets get to sue. they say put the lights on. >> finally the lighting i requested. >> yes. >> because i look best in lighting. >> we will call you, yes, for the rest of the the day. >> we will take a lot at radar as we await, okay, well, eventually you'll see this, but, the part of this is remnants of the tropical storm bonnie, which is now tropical depression bonnie, and still meandering off the south carolina coast where we'r

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will be relatively dry. 71 washington. 70 leesburg. 61 front royal. what is left of bonnie is pulling away from the coast. the rain chances are going down but it's humid out there for sure. temperatures today, warmer than yesterday. we were at 80 yesterday due to the clouds. a lot more sunshine today. we are heading to the mid- to upper-80s for some. high temperatures down by town. 86 through the washington area. we will take a look at when th rain chances pick back up. back to you. >> thanks. quiet roads but it was a mess yesterday as many of you were heading back to the area to work today. we are doing well around the beltway. no issues on the inner or outer loop. inside the beltway all is quiet, especially 295. no issues on the bay bridge. we had a 16-mile backup yesterday. we are doing better this morning. the drive on 95 northbound side up to springfield interchange, northbound and southbound side actually are doing quite well. much more coming up on the 9s and we will break down the drive in prince george county. >>> tropical storm bonnie is no more. before being downgraded the

been tropical storm bonnie. the actual center of circulation actually still to the south. so we will continue to see moisture get funneled in, and as a result, even though it is scattered, where you have those pockets every rain, man, you're getting drenched, and there is so much moisture in this atmosphere to work, with these aren't your area temperatures, rather, your dew ., remember, guys, dew . measures, the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. the closer this number is to the actual temperature, in the air, the more moisture laden the air mass. and these basically are meaning that we've got a saturated air mass, and look at the temperatures, low 70s, very, very close to the dew . value. in other words, it is saturated. it is not the best hair day, it is really humid. thankfully not windy, but really any time today, we will be dealing with periods every rain coming through in pockets, granted, but meisha, i have to tell you, you know, not the best outlook, if you do have outdoor plans, just keep eye to the sky all day. >> absolutely, i would, oh, all of those people going to bar

keeping track of bonnie, as it takes aim at the coastline. >> today is sunday, may 29, good morning, i'm jan carabeo, rahel solomon will be in here later tonight. >> here's meteorologist, justin drabick with eyewitness weather, another big day for the cook out. how is it looking? >> actually good shape. feel like hot, humid conditions. you will love today. getting close to 09. i don't know if we will make it, more clouds move in, those clouds will bring some rain from bonnie, but the good news is bonnie won't impact us direct. so we just get some rainout of here, not seeing any increase in winds from the system as the system just kinds of hangs out over the carolinas for the next few days, traveling south, that's where you will find the worse of it, but the showers do start to arrive later tonight. nice morning, though. check it out. mostly sunny skies, see some high sewer us clouds out there. those are the high ice crystal clouds eventually they lower and thicken (us sign of approaching storm system it, means some rain will be approaching us later tonight. 67 at the airport, south wind

bonnie over the weekend. that storm still me anterior ant ring off the carolina coast line you can see the rain moving from virginia beach all the way up tp south jersey. a lot of it moving off shore. s today was just soaking rain at all of our area beaches. back towards dc cloudy how manyc off to the west nice and sunny. cold front coming in showers north of baltimore, showers along the mountains, i thinkns, rain free overnight here in dc. current conditions outside it is a balance me 73 degrees. and you know with all that moisture in place still pretty muggy just uncomfortable withouo any air conditioning.tion 73 in dc 70 in manassas.s. 72 out at dulles. 70 west min stern 70 at annapolis. here's forecast as we head into overnight hours. remnants bonnie that kill keep the moisture moisture to develop fog earlyary tomorrow morning.ng. looks to be patchy not widespread. for tomorrow here's yours planning forecast yes we startta off a little foggy temperatures in the upper 60. warm up quickly once the sunhe comes out well into the mid '80d by the afternoon. looked like we turn a little b

coast tropical depression bonnie are heading our way bringing heavy winds and. looks like we are in for a soggy memorial day. >> let's get right to meteorologist lauren casey she's got the latest on the storm high lauren. >>> hey, you might have noticed changes as you look outside. we had a sunshine for much of the day. now the clouds are increasing getting a live look at center city philadelphia. clouds certainly in place right now. temperatures 81 degrees. south wind up around 13 miles per hour. dewpoint 67 degrees. you have steamy conditions in place. temperatures across the area hot. 87 degrees in allentown. cooler down the shore. a nice beach day. increase in clouds in advance of the moisture moving in in association with bonnie. temperatures down the shore a little keel see breeze kicking in 70 degrees ocean temperatures chilly at 56 degrees. clouds are rolling in. also shower activity starting to move in on storm scan 3. showers moving into delaware county tea. up i95 corridor this in association with moisture from bonnie the system itself center of circulation as you can see

depression bonnie. bonnie is sitting over south carolina barely moving streaming all of this moisture up the east coast. this will continue coming our way. the threat of showers will be sticking around for most of the day and most likely in delaware and new jersey right along the coast line and areas inland. farther inland some spotty showers are possible in philadelphia but most of the day it's going to be cloudy. high temperatures in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. lands dale, a chance of some showers and the lehigh valley mostly cloudy. vineland, haddonfield, glassboro, showers and a chance of thunderstorms at the shore. that's where the steadiest rain will be. wildwood, 69 degrees this afternoon. there's a chance of a shower for delaware. future cast shows at 2:00 this afternoon, look at the rain moving through delaware and into south jersey. starting to move closer to the i-95 corridor, trenton, philadelphia, wilmington. by 4:00 this afternoon, spotty showers in the area. a chance of showers for areas north and west as we go into the evening hours. that's 5:30 this a

bonnie. now tropical depression just kind of hanging about 30 miles south of charleston, south carolina. but a frontal system, a weak one's going to come down and i and our western suburbs that will happen later on this afternoon. timing everything out, rain chances and all coming up in just a few minutes, guys. >> thank you so much, lauryn. >>> developing right now, a deadly shooting on this memorial day. a man was shot and killed in northeast washington on 24th street, d.c. police have not released his name. the shooting happened shortly after 2:00 this morning. also developing, prince william county police are investigating their tenth homicide of the year, johnny was shot to death on galanski boulevard in woodbridge. it happened just before 2:30 this morning. still no word yet on suspects. >>> the shooting of a teen girl outside the anacostia station is raising concerns about personal safety. metro transit police say just after about 7:30 last night the teen walked up to an officer to say she'd been shot in the leg. one person was taken into custody near the station, but metro says

round the clock rescues while tropical storm bonnie barrels towards the east coast. will your memorial day plans be a washout? >>> terrifying tumble. lock at this, a man tumbles 70 feet down a water fall. injured, but somehow survived an incredible ordeal. >> god, i just want to live. >> he's now telling his story to gma. >> buckle up, it is time for the indy 500. racers revved up. the driver hoping to keep a family legacy alive. >> it's only right an andretti wins. >> will he take the second flag? >>> live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >>> hey, good morning, happy to have cecelia vega in for paul this morning. a morning where people along the east coast are watching their memorial day plan goes pear-shaped. you're looking at a live shot in folly beach, south carolina. where tropical storm bonnie is expected to hit within hours and our rob is tracking the storm, he'll have much coming up. >> rough surf there, but we start with the pictures that are absolutely terrifying. the heart-stopping moment when a four-year-old boy tumbles into a zoos gorilla enclosur

storm bonnie. the national hurricane center will come out with this in the next hour or so. it will be hitting charleston, south carolina. some of the moisture will be in the delaware and lehigh valleys late in the day tomorrow and sunday night into monday. we're talking tropical downpours. some of the forecast models are showing one to two inches of rain during that time frame, isolated heavier months 3 to 4 which could cause localized flooding. today is gorgeous, 92 degrees in the city. mostly sunny and hot and somewhat humid. jersey shore in the mid to upper 70s thanks to the sea breeze. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll talk about the tropical downpours on the way in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> rain is coming back. >>> 7:02 the sun is shining brightly already this morning. mother nature is providing the right atmosphere for the long awaited memorial day holiday weekend. summer-like temperatures outside. it's the unofficial start to the summer season. there's no better way to do that than to go to the jersey shore. people flocked to their favorite

coming off the atlantic ocean thanks to bonnie. it was a tropical storm at one point. now just remnants. the moisture still funneling right out of the atlantic. that is going toon way. tonight, a couple of things working. one, that front. notice the shower activity around here. then tomorrow starting off with some cloudiness and some areas of fog. tomorrow afternoon maybe some showers. most areas will be dry. if you're around i-95, including the district, areas south and east, we have a chance of at least some showers during the day tomorrow. again, most areas dry. 70 degrees tomorrow morning. 7:00 to 8:00 a.m., nice and warm at the bus stop. nice and warm in the afternoon. it will be warm and rather humid tomorrow. next couple of days, it is going to stay unsettled. only a 30% chance mostly south tomorrow. 86. 82 on wednesday. 84 on thursday. a better chance of rain on friday. that coming with thunderstorms. any time this time of year we're not talking about just thunderstorms during the afternoon. the extended forecast including the weekend, we've got it for you coming up in

tropical storm bonnie and the remnants of bonnie are still spinning there along the north carolina and south carolina border so a lot of rain down in that area, even towards virginia beaches and of course our beaches. bonnie is going to stay to theto south rather trapped with not much to push her out of the way. clouds, some spotty fog and an isolated shower. most of the moisture will stay w well to the south.o you'll notice the humidity if if you're out and about. as a matter of fact, our temperature 85, 87 at dulles and 86 at frederick, but when you factor in the humidity you get the heat index and it takes us a up a couple of degrees. it feelsnez like 92 up towards westminster and 87 at culpeper. it's definitely toasty and we're certainly thinking it's going ti be fun for adams morgan movie night. they're showing rebel without a cause tonight.us it might be a good night to sits out and enjoy that. roughly at 9:00.9:00 if you're by the ma right readit soccer field you can take in the movie. the temperature will be delight lful at 78-degrees and i don't think you're going to need

torrential rain all of course complements of bonnie. >> bonnie. >> uh-huh. >> she's all gone now. >> bitter bonnie. >> she should have been retired in the late 9 0s. there was a good bony. hit the carolina in late 90s. >> sounds vaguely familiar. >> they retire hurricane names. >> when they're sdrukttive. >> steve. >> he knows this. >> anybody checks the radar on the day offer knows that. >> we're knoll falling for it. >> he's plague us now. >> let's go tots forecast. >> like prince play me your play yourself steve. >> yeah. >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >> if you travel today all systems go. all three local airports lever on time and that is good news. and because we got fog just out to the west. and arrows tucker. >> that's whipped direction. a little spin just offer to the south and east. that would be the remnant low of our friend >> hm. >> bonnie. >> non retired name. >> bonnie. >> not retired won't be retired after this round either. >> and i forget where i was. 72 new york and boston and mid 80s this afternoon and lots of sunshine and hey today will be a good lukeing day low humi humidity. n

not give >>> rain from tropical depression bonnie is here across the area and some heavy rain along east 95. some heavy rain in the forecast tonight. that's really our only severe weather threat tonight on into early tomorrow morning, but that is leading to some flash flooding in parts of king george county, prince george's counties. you can keep up with me on twitter and facebook. right now, 74 degrees. we'll continue to track rain on into the evening and overnight hours. continuing to track some areas of moderate to heavy rain. otherwise muggy with temperatures around the low 70s at midnight and the mid to upper 60s tomorrow morning. i'll be updating rainfall throughout the day tomorrow in just about ten >>> fire officials in montgomery county have spent more than seven hours working to fix a propane tank leak. the leak happened on meridan road in potomac. it weighed 1,000 pounds. crews had to weight until all the gas burned off before they could excavate and remove all of that. >>> police say two men armed with assault rifles went on a random shooting spree. this happened in a we

eye on what is tropical storm bonnie down here in the carolinas. this system will be pushing the low to the south of us. the eye of the storm will stay far away from us. the cloud shield and areas of showers in front of it will move all the way up the coast. clouds moving in late tomorrow with the showers. heaviest rain looking like sunday night into monday morning. it looks like the showers from this system will move in. we could have heavy rain in there. denise. >>> the first full day of the holiday weekend was a success. nbc 10 drew smith spent the night on the ocean city boardwalk. >> reporter: the wait is over. the boardwalk is the place to be. it was a picture perfect day setting tone for what should be a memorial day weekend to remember. the sounds of frank sinatra got the night started. capping off day of digging, building, riding waves and sliding on the sand. >> it was a lot of people. >> good company to have? >> yes. a lot of kids. a lot of friendly people. >> there was no shortage of summer treats but demand was clearly high today. >> yesterday was really busy and today w

what was a very hot day but a change is coming. >>> tropical storm bonnie is churning toward the east coast as we speak and she is already bringing heavy rain to parts of the carolinas. >>> good evening, i'm rahel solomon. natasha brown has the night off. let's get right to meteorologist lauren casey in our weather center to help us time out the rain that is heading our way. lauren. >> thanks so much. yeah, today was certainly a scorching day. 90-degree heat in may and not just today. this is three consecutive days in a row and that defines a heat wave. so, it's officially, yeah, heat wave in philadelphia. our average high temperature 77 degrees. remember most of the month of may? dreary, wet, cool conditions. wow, what a transition over the last several days and it is extremely mild at this late our getting a live look at center city philadelphia on this start to the holiday weekend. 74 degrees right now but dewpoints have dropped off pretty dramatically, dropping 6 degrees in just the last two hours, so actually feels a little bit more comfortable when you step outside in the city.