5 things to know this Monday, July 14

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)-- Happy Monday! Meteorologist Matt Mackie says thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon and evening, but temperatures will remain in the low 80s.

Emergency providers practiced a mass casualty drill in Ulster County over the weekend. Also, several dogs were found in bad conditions in Troy. These stories, and more, are in your five things to know, sponsored by the CDTA.

1. Emergency responders perform mass casualty incident drill in Ulster Co.

Emergency departments from Columbia, Ulster and Dutchess counties participated in a mass casualty incident exercise on Saturday. The full-scale drill was performed at Headless Horseman Hayrides and Haunted Attractions in Ulster Park.

2. WWII movie set to begin filming in Troy

History is coming to life right here in the Capital Region as Downtown Troy turns into a movie set once again. Filming is starting Tuesday for a World War II feature film.

3. Whitehall Historical Society opens 50 Year Old Time Capsule

A piece of history was brought back to light in Whitehall this weekend as the town opened a time capsule buried 50 years ago. The capsule, originally placed in the ground in 1959 and reburied in 1975, was unveiled at the Skenesborough Museum hosted by the Whitehall Historical Society.

4. South Colonie High School sophomore learning to fly

A student at South Colonie High School is on his way to making a unique dream come true. At only 14 years old, he’s working to become a pilot.

5. Several dogs found in 'foul conditions' at Troy home

An investigation is underway after several dogs were found in poor conditions at a residence in Troy on Saturday morning, according to the Troy Police Department. No arrests have been reported.