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Likely, today making it to the upper 90s. The feels like temperature is up around 90 degrees. Live view from the tower camera. The sun jumping up high in the sky. Its already starting to cook us. We have a heat advisory in effect. All these areas in orange. Northern virginia, the nearby suburbs in maryland and the district. The heat index may get up to 105 this afternoon. Got heat watches and heat warnings farther north and east of the metro area. Throughout the rest of the morning, well have temperatures quickly climbing. By 11 00, itll be near 90 much of the region. Early afternoon, mid 90s....

Southern maryland. Weve seen a lot of rain in fredericksburg. Back to the west, seeing some thunderstorm activity through Shenandoah County makingiti itsy up towards winchester and martinsburg. All of this is still making its way through. Heres wave number one. Heres wave number two. If you are heading out, keep the umbrella handy. Temperatures tonight will fall into the upper 60s, but expect at least some showers could even impact the nationals game, although well get that game in. Much more on the forecast, including some 80s that return. Ill see you in a minute. Residents at a northwest d. ...

Important swing state of virginia. Julie . Reporter well, doreen, with the stroke of his pen, Governor Terry mcauliffe immediately restored voting and other civil rights to 206,000 exfelons in the general. Now the governor says its a matter of ending years of injustice, but republicans call it pure political opportunism. We will break barriers down. Reporter with those records, Governor Terry mcauliffe used his executive powers to wipe out a civil war era provision in virginias constitution p. He said it was to keep africanamericans from voting. It is time to embrace an honest, clean process. ...

The founder of a farm trust has been bestowed an MBE for her services to people with autism and their families in Oxfordshire.

Award for outstanding contributions in the field of home affairs by civil servants, members of police and fire services and members of the public.