we saw them coming across the area, 60 miles an hour winds in hagersto hagerstown, then frederick, then towards d.c. you track that line just like you track the line with the derecho back in 2012. amazingly strong winds last night, the strongest winds we've seen since the derecho. the winds have really calmed. look at that. a pretty nice night now. sun went down about 45 minutes ago. temperatures should drop fairly quickly tonight. 41 next hour. 38 by 9:00, down to 35 by 11:00. still a little breezy. 36 in hagerhagerstown, 36 in gaithersburg. it is a cold night. here's the good thing. we've got wind gusts in annapolis and cambridge, ocean city. the rest of us, no more wind gusts over 15 miles per hour. that's some winds really calming, but that will allow temperatures to cool. the radar is clear. it will stay this way. i don't expect much in the way of precipitation and our area, rain or snow, any time soon. wednesday could be a little bit of a different issue south of d.c. here's the blizzard up here towards parts of maine. parts of maine receiving upwards of a foot and half to two fee

hagerstown current temperature 33 degrees it won't be a bad looking day.looking day. plenty of sunshine and mostly ml sunny day to look forward to.rd still a lot of wind.of all right.ht so what are our players here? er big area of low pressure bom genesis really deepening off thf coast off at the north and eastd of boston bringing very heavyy a snow to new england once againna an area of high pressure out to the west. we get a strong pressure grade g yen between those two systems we get winds funneling and they'llg be out of the north and westrt later this afternoon and again a it will be very very windyy w afternoon so we're not done witw the winds quite yet potentialti for damaging downed power lines, tree limbs that kind of thing later today with temps in thebsh 40s. cold tonight and then a much, much quieter very pleasantt valentine's day to look forwardr to with day times highs about 50 to 52 tomorrow and we'll get rid of the winds that will be nice.n there's your seven day forecastf nice warmup.mu spring like by next weekendnd temps 60 to 65. 6 steve we can get

even 47 in hagerstown. by early morning, again, most of the showers west of town, cumberland, romney, west of i- 81. temperatures still 49 downtown. a few showers roll through. mainly north of i-66. north of 50. just pale, light green. temperatures 51 downtown. look what happens. by lunchtime, clouds linger. there'll be some breaks for folks along i-81. temps in the 60s. 60 in cumberland. 63 in la plata. i thk you're going to hit 70 in fredericksburg. by 6:00 p.m., southerly winds continue. 65 downtown. breaks in the now. in fact, shers will fall. most of the activity will be wednesday night into thursday. 10:30 tomorrow night, 61. so we're looking at like april temperatures here. this is crazy. 62 in leesburg. couple of sprinkles out in the mountains. that is about it. winds will pick up tomorrow. thankfully it will be a warm wind. so this is a forecast, 24 mile- per-hour wind gust possible tomorrow at noon. downtown, 26 in fredericksburg. then by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow, about 24 hours from now, 36 mile-per-ho

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hagerstown, now you're on the east side of i-81. west of leesburg, west of manassas. ahead of it, warm again. temperatures flirting with 70. then we'll stop it again. this is right about 2:30 in the afternoon. clearing skies already back toward winchester. but here's our line of showers and storms. if you look carefully, you'll see flecks of red. see that? a lot of red here. i think the storms will become even more intense, as they go across i-95, into prince george's county, and calvert county and saint mary's county. we'll watch this. strong, gusty winds possible. with these storms. thus the yellow weather alert. but that's 4:00. boom. by 5:00, here across the bay, and bearing down on some of the resorts at the shore. but it's got to lived event. but it could be intense as the showers and storms roll through. i point this ought to you. ski resort. this is snow. by late tomorrow night, we'll get snow back into oakland. you may have snow by tomorrow evening in oakland. right now, 50s for tonight. partly cloudy. breezy, warm, just an isolated shower, south/southeast. a

we could see a quick shower, seeing a few of those in pennsylvania right around hagerstown that could push in around 10:00 or midnight. nothing much more than that. what is going on? it's this wave of low pressure that worked its way across the area, and it brought us a few showers. that low continues to move into new england. check out all of the snow, places like boston picking up as much as a foot of snow. that low strengthens, deepens. what happens as high pressure moves in from the west? we get caught in between the two. when we get caught between the low and the high, that is when we see some of our windiest weather. tomorrow is when we will get our strongest gusts, in some places up to 60 miles per hour, so it is going to be a windy day. this high gets closer and closer as we work our way towards valentine's day, and when it does settle in, that is when things start to settle down. overall, a big improvement for us as we do get into tuesday. here is what happens overnight for you tonight. temperatures, about 31 to 38 degrees. aboutmorrow, temperatures 46 degrees. those wind gus

advisory, right now, it's really not bad outside from mid-february, 48 in washington, 41 in frederick, hagerstown still holding onto 54 degrees, and the weather picture at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning showers in place across the d.c. metro area as well impacting washington, arlington, and alexandria as we continue towards 9:00 a.m., we're still tracking rain including montgomery and frederick county, southern maryland and parts of northern virginia. as we go through the lunchtime hours, waves of showers moving through the area, and take a look here stopping future weather at 130 p.m. a.m., most of us dry, and we'll through the afternoon and early evening hours around 5:00 p.m., the clouds break up, winds try to get sleep for the work day starting on monday, before that here is the wide range of temperatures i talked about, 51 in frederick, 50 in gaithersburg, 50 on the cool side heading to washington and manassas, around 60, culpeper and fredericksburg, temperatures there near 70 degrees so we're talking about 100 miles and about a 20 degree temperature difference across the area with the front kin

windchills, 28 hagerstown, 18 in pittsburgh. that's the colder air that will continue to move on in here. the cold is now entrenched across the mid atlantic, up to the northeast. it's not going to stick around, though, very long. the next big change is right on through the weekend. the troth moves out and here comes a nice ridge of high pressure. the jet stream moving way up close to canada before moving in. that means most of the entire nation will be on the warm size. 70s across the center portion of the country. we'll be in the 60s over the next couple days. warmer area returns, back in the 60s and staying mild right through the middle of next week. but tomorrow, the cold day. sun and clouds, y high temperatures around 39 degrees, windchills tht 20s all day. we get to 50 on friday. so a little bit better. if you're heading out friday night, maybe you have a dinner date, looking good there. this weekend, though, looking great. no matter what you want to do. saturday, sunday, monday, presidents day weekend. we'll have a closer

hagerstown a little cooler at 54-degrees.54-d annapolis a bit cooler, but leonardtown coming in at 70.. but what an evening this is. it is a little bit gusty, westy, expected the strong winds out ot the south that helped to power the temperatures up and over the 70-degree mark to also be pretty gusty and they certainly are. dallas i getting a gaithersburg 21.ga i also wanted to mention we did have a tremendous severe outbreak today in louisiana. several can tornado have touched down. state of emergency has been ine effect there.en a lot of damage, but no fatalities. system allemt same the way up to our area where we've just had clouds, but could have a few more showers a bit later this evening.ing. that's why we're going to see, we'll keep maybe a random showea innd at 7:00.00. by 9:00, 63, 11:00 62, that's early april weather even at 11:00 at i'm not i've got a big change to tell you about.ut everybody needs to start paying attention to this because ituse looks like we're going froming spring to snow and that will occur wednesday night into n thursdayi morning. we think there will be

far, 56 miles per hour leesburg, 47 miles per hour winchester. 58 hagerstown. that is just at the airport's reporting. a lot of reports from smaller weather stations closer to 64 miles per hour. the leading edge of the showers is what's packing the big punch. district, basically up here towards rosslyn, where we have this live shot. this is the big thing again, it is where the wind is coming suddenly. about 60 miles per hour in separate places. the warnings stretching through calvert county through the bay, then the second one further north, baltimore and annapolis until 11:45. basically right up to where the front edge of the rain is. it will not be too long, working further south. at this point, dropping through the area, gusty wind. the reason we need to take this seriously as we have gotten very high wind reports, specifically winchester and frederick county, virginia, reports of some damage, a tree onto a house, another one where we saw some wires that have come down. take the seriously, head inside really wrapping the system up. the cold front pushes thro

washington, 28 in hagerstown, 36 in quantico. plenty of sunshine but as we get through the late afternoon, high clouds will increase and it will become mostly cloudy through the late-night and overnight hours. temperatures will top out near 40 but i think we will hold in the 30's this evening. here is the next system coming in, the leading edge of some much warmer air that will replace the numbers we have now with much more comfortable air. we will quickly start rising tomorrow under clouding skies -- cloudy skies. we will hit 62 degrees and on sunday a 50/50 chance of scattered showers with a high of 67. our average high is 46 degrees, and our entire winter pattern has been this repeat cycle of temperatures a day or so around average, we get very warm, then return noticeably colder, and repeat. the colder air might stay around a little bit longer. we will talk about that in the next 10 days, coming up. jummy: to a developing story now, a fire ripping through a home in northeast d.c. early this morning, one man and one woman both

., and cooler, hanging around 54 closer to hagerstown and winchester tomorrow. the extra cloud cover moving back into the picture, and with it some rain showers. most likely date for the rain will be wednesday, as our cold front moves in the area. keep in mind, we are technically under a moderate drought. that does slow you down a bit earlier this week. keep this in mind. here it is, all 10 days together. we will go from the 50's to the 60's back to the 70's on wednesday. it is cooler friday and saturday print little clipper comes through on friday. a few snowflakes coming through. much better by sunday. kimberly: keep it locked right here. we are your oscar station. thanks for joining us. see you tonight after the oscars. [where you're going. or whatt, youyou're doing.ow or why you're carrying this red rose with you. [robert redford] you just keep going. keep your focus and avoid the distractions. [girls swooning] [amy adams] at times, you may fall flat on your face. but technically that's still moving forward. [earvin "magic" johnson] you gotta pick yourself u

the futurecast, wind chills in the teens out to the west, hagerstown and winchester will be around 23-20 54 windchill factors in the capital beltway. wind gusts will either little bit midday, so the kids will want to bundle up for recess. earlynd will kick up tomorrow evening. dry conditions all day long tomorrow, which means lots of sunshine. daytime highs below average for this time of year. we will only make it to around 40 degrees. let me take you out with a nicer outlook. mid 60's for the extended holiday weekend, president's day. 65 saturday and sunday, 65 on monday, we will be in the lower 60's on tuesday, and holding in the 60's for a good part of next week. i like that, and so far, this season, i will say it again, 1.4 inches at reagan national airport. that's it. alison: amazing. let's celebrate with champagne. from a distance, it is a house, but up close, it is remarkable because it is made with this is in russia. where did the bottles come from? the homeowner didn't drink them all. the family says they worked with neighbors, collecting them. they went out to a recycling si

the windchill is the story. 21 in leesburg. 16 in hagerstown. feels currently like 23 at reagan national and joint base andrews. we will keep our i on this pattern of snow showers from the great lakes. the bulk of the storm is way over northern new jersey, through new england, but we will do with the clouds, wind, and snow showers. earlier today, just a little bit of rain. to the north, wind-blown snow. eileen: a lot of you woke up this morning and said where is the snow? well, the cold air did not get him soon enough, so a lot of you woke up to rain, but we did find some snow in frederick county, maryland, in mount airy. just a coding. for the most part, the roads are ok, but everywhere that saw precipitation last night, the entire dmz, has to be concerned with a re-freeze. snow,lks that did see the it was not a lot. it looks pretty in mount airy. the trees dusted with a little light. a key relation, not that much. for the most part, we have only seen about half of an inch on average across most of the area. sorry, snow lovers, this was not the

feels lake 21 in hagerstown. 26 in leesburg. 28 at joint base andrews. it feels like 31 in the capital. we'll watch the windy min niche. 10 to through the early everything. more like 5 to 10 when we hit late night hours and a steady drop in temperatures in the 30's by 9:00. and into the 20's we think by early in the morning in most areas. the range of temperatures overnight with clear skies and diminishing winds between 24 and 30 degrees. kind of like mid-february. as far as satellite and radar goes, not a lot of cloud cover. that pretty much cleared up. still patches of snow through the upstate northern pennsylvania, new york state and part of new england. but that will all swing out. we will have a couple of quiet days. we will keep an eye on cloudiness that sprinkle for some areas. we know this for the friday morning bus stop. cold start to kids. 30 degrees. 42 by midday. it will hit 51 degrees tomorrow afternoon. that will be a good ten or 11 degrees warmer than today and plenty of sunshine to go around as well. the future cast from the stormwatch7 w

hagerstown in the upper 40's. a lot of the rain you see on stormwatch7 doppler radar at this time really not hitting ground. the air is so dry. it is dry around the capital beltway for the rush hour commute. at least for right now. as you head through the overnight, lows 38 to 46 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. can't run an isolated shower -- can't rule out an isolated shower or two but it won't amount to much. winds from the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. tomorrow is a mild day. the last day of february. upper 60's to around 70 degrees. added clouds. later in the afternoon. then the cold front in the afternoon. we are watching that through the day tomorrow. into the day on wednesday. the best likelihood for the storms will come between 3:00 and 11:00 wednesday afternoon and in the everything hours. likely gusty winds and heavy downpours. once the front moves on out of here, we will look for a push of colder air for the day o thursday, friday and then in the first half of the upcoming weekend. here is a look at th

and look at the temps. 61 downtown. 59 in hagerstown. and 63 in fredericksburg. and then we get into late tomorrow night. still 55 downtown. couple of sprinkles back to the west. in cumberland, a couple of sprinkles are possible overnight. saturday into sunday morning. but wouldn't plan around them at this point. 30s to start. 63 by 1:00. sunday, stray shower in the morning. almost 70. and then 64 monday. partly cloudy skies. now, next seven days. go like this. looking at temperatures, as we get into president's day, generally in the mid-60s. and then, showers on wednesday. look at witheven when life isn't.your home can be perfect. everything's on sale, now during havertys presidents day event. >>> well, you know, this is a breeding ground for some of the best prep hoops in the country. that go on to play at schools. and for some, they may get to the big-time. nba. part of proud varsity. mike jones on monday. see who is at verizon center to greet two of his players. back in town, playing for the oklahoma city thunder. >> it's ve

lows tonight 46 downtown, 44 hagerstown. we would not be surprised if those were high temperatures. that's closer to average. we'll come back and talk about 60s rolling in followed by the 70s. >>> we're tracking metro. agency facing new problems. it's not safety this time. it's the money. tonight the boss says he's run out of option toes patch a quarter billion -- options to patch a quarter hole. rail trips took a drop in 2016. they were down 1% from the - from the year before. metro board chair jack evans says now is time for states to pony up the agency. >> riders should be furious with maryland, virginia, federal government because that is where we're going to need the money from. if they want public transportation to work. if they don't, it won't. it just comes down to it. no other options out there. >> he says show us the money. ridership did not rebounded in december. that's when metro's aggressive track program was on hold. >> four philadelphia transit workers were hurt. one of the workers in critical condition tonight. investigators say the train was turning into a bend when

morning most people will see the partly cloudy skies. 34 in berkeley springs. 33 in martinsburg and hagerstown. same in walkersville. in the metro, touch warmer. mid-to-upper 30's. 36 in potomac. 35 in lorton. 36 in upper marlboro and 38 in the city. tomorrow is groundhog day. breezy day for february 2. we have sunshine. temperatures are just about average. 45 for the high. 44 is the average high. i will tell you for the month of february when we get to the last day of the month, feck -- february 28, the average high will be up to 51. so a lot of changes to february and we inch the way to spring. winds tonight have a gust. not much. 8 to 10 miles per hour. tomorrow that will pick up a bit. 15 to 20 miles per hour wind gusts are forecast. they will lay back down early friday. the weather will settle down for a couple of so friday we call it near 40. it's below average. more below average on saturday. mostly sunny and 38. on sunday, they will warm up to 42. it's cloudy and there could be flakes and sprinkles. with the temperatures at this level i don't think if we see precipitation at all, any o

ten degrees cooler at annapolis. 56 for the district. 56 for frederick. 54 for hagerstown and 56 for martinsberg. there's that high pressure off the coast, which will funnel winds out of the east and there is a disturbance that will cross late tomorrow night that might give a slight chance of a shower or sprinkle to a few places, more will be dry than see any of that. we could use rain, we're getting dry around the area and a moderate for parts of the region. cooler tomorrow, 50's and mostly mid 50's but as we head towards the end of the week, the bonus days, will be thursday and friday. we're going to be 15 to 25 degrees above average. might be able to open windows, not if you don't like the trees will be doing their thing and producing tree pollen. really, between this, tomorrow's temperature at tuesday and next sunday, monday, those are the coldest days on the seven-day and all of these days are above average. we get to 67 on wednesday. thursday, might feature a couple of showers here and there. but 73 degrees. friday, dry, looks like this will be a really fun day out and about on

michelle: a final chapter in a horrific story in hagerstown. the mother of a boy murdered for taking a piece of birthday cake has pleaded guilty to child abuse. oriana garcia, her brother and boyfriend abused her 9-year-old son jack for weeks. even starving him. in july of 2015, the boy stole a piece of cake. that is when his unclal and his mother's boyfriend handcuffed him to a chair and beat him to death. garcia turned away an ambulance. the uncle and the boyfriend prev garcia faces up to 20 years in prison. a guilty plea is expected from the former area of fairfax. he is accused of trying to exchange sex for meth. garyscott silverthorne. they have picked meyer to be the new mayor and he will be sworn in on valentine's day. coming up -- >> so many other things. frederick douglas is an example of somebody who has done an amazing job. michelle: it was a quip that made the president the butt of jokes nationwide. but in d.c., that viral quip is having a real impact. jonathan: it felt like early may outside. i hope you did something fun. but it co

. >> cloudy in the hagerstown area. outside our studios, sunshine. the forecast for the majority of the area will be partly sunny. the fires we have seen the past few days, not only the warmer temperatures, but the lack of rain. we are in a moderate drought for the d.c. metro southwest ward to the southern foothills of the blue ridge. far western areas east of town abnormal ally dry. we have had very little rain for the past couple of months. since the first of the month, we are running about 1.87 inches blow rainfall at reagan national, and at thurgood marshall, two inches in the past 52 days. until we get good soaking rains, the underbrush dried out make it nearly a tinder box. mid 50's metro area, warmer to the west. as we get to the afternoon, highs into the mid 60's in most areas, a couple of areas west of town may be warmer than that. showers a possibility in the forecast tomorrow, along with noticeably warmer temperatures that will be with is through the end of the week. we will lay out the weekend and the next 10 days in seven minutes. >> tha

this little cluster of moderately heavy rain is going to go winchester to martinsburg to hagerstown, your rain chances are much higher there than the washington area. lowest chances down near culpepper later on today. there's that pocket of moderately heavy rain right along the maryland/pennsylvania border. most of that rain chance looks like it stays north of leesburg, northern montgomery county but i couldn't rule out a quick sprinkle from now until lunchtime. south of those roads looks like it will be mostly dry and we'll get enough sunshine i think later on today to get temperatures way above average and possibly into the record books. 48 now in gaithersburg. 52 at dulles. keep in mind our average high now is only 45, so way up above average later today. just enough sunshine. i think the record which is only 64 is as good as dead in the water here this morning. i'm forecasting 69 f a washington today. 70 in culpepper. a little cooler right along the chesapeake bay. then for tomorrow predawn sprinkles or showers. most of the daylight hours tomorrow will be dry with increasing clou

look at these windchills. 12 in hagerstown. 8 in state college. they'll go down from here. i'll have the latest on what to expect. and on sunday, super bowl sunday. i'll have the latest for that, too. >> that new parking system at reston town center. for the last month, people have had to pay for the parking using an app and many final it confusing. it could lead to a lawsuit because business owners say it is driving away customers. jackie bensen, what is this ball? >> reporter: during the situation here, it has been an issue for some time. and now, talk of a lawsuit. some merry chants at reston town center will meet to discuss the possibility of suing the property management company over the new news4 spoke by phone with the owner of the restaurant. >> every person who comes in talks about it. >> he says customers dislike the payment ask validation system and describe the parking app as confusing. violations are enforced with state-of-the-art technology. one restaurant signed direct customers to free parking and contains an apology for the situation. town center merry chan

ten degrees cooler at annapolis. 56 for the district. 56 for frederick. 54 for hagerstown and 56 for martinsberg. there's that high pressure off the coast, which will funnel winds out of the east and there is a disturbance that will cross late tomorrow night that might give a slight chance of a shower or sprinkle to a few places, more will be dry than see any of that. we could use rain, we're getting dry around the area and a moderate for parts of the region. cooler tomorrow, 50's and mostly mid 50's but as we head towards the end of the week, the bonus days, will be thursday and friday. we're going to be 15 to 25 degrees above average. might be able to open windows, not if you don't like pollen, the trees will be doing their thing and producing tree really, between this, tomorrow's temperature at tuesday and next sunday, monday, those are the coldest days on the seven-day and all of these days are above average. we get to 67 on wednesday. thursday, might feature a couple of showers here and there. but 73 degrees. friday, dry, looks like this will be a really fun day out and about on

and 57 annapolis and very mild 65 at hagerstown this hour and 63 at winchester and dulles and at frederick. we're talking 58 for the overnight low. looking at increasing clouds and i cannot rule out patchy fog as well. be prepared for that. but here's a look at what is headed our way a line of storms that is associated with a pretty strong frontal system now moving their way through ohio and we expect to see that hitting us by saturday. so as that front comes through showers, rain and thunderstorms we're under a marginal rick of seeing severe weather for it and on the backside we'll sigh a lot of colder air and get back to where we should be. so, 73 for tomorrow. 51 for sunday. cooler an drier. 7 day forecast is ahead. sarah. >> well, cat calls on city streets by dtr could soon be a thing ever the past. and city leaders are reviewing legislation that would mandate all city employees to undergo street harassment training and as they got caught harassing other people in public they would have to face the consequences, tush tish is live in form west with the story, tisha. >> sarah, so-called

only 45 in hagerstown. only 46 in manassas. few folks make it into the 30s tonight. we'll come back, we'll talk about maybe two days of record warmth and then maybe some snow. >>> caught on camera, dash board cam video from liting the midwest. this is footage of the shooting star as it whizzed over the university of wisconsin madison. it was also spotted in michigan and indiana. radar shows the meteor passed over lake michigan. experts tonight not sure if it landed in the lake or broke up in the sky. >>> get ready to say bye bye to bao bao. the national zoo tweeted that the beloved giant panda is moving to china february 21st. there are a list of celebrations planned ahead of her departure. the first surviving cub born at the zoo since 2005. her older brother left for china in 2010 and since then their mother had a third surviving cub who was born in 2015. >> we love them then they leave us. >> just like our children. >> that's true. >>> today is a bittersweet day at >> it's been 20 months since this yellow lab first tugged on andrea mccarren's hair. showing him the

even 29 in hagerstown. you factor in the winds. we've got wind chills, teens and 20s. so what a difference from just the last couple of days. in the 60s and 70s. once this storm system departs, things will settle down for a few days. but the chill, it's only going to be around tonight and tomorrow before we start a warming trend, a big one on saturday. high was close to 50 at midnight. upper 30s this afternoon with snow showers. we'll keep the yellow weather alert. that would be isolated. 20s tonight. maybe a few upper teens. 41 tomorrow. more clouds in the afternoon and the morning. stray showers saturday. but look at that temperature. we're going to get that close to the 60-degree mark f. not the upper 60s again on sunday with a stray shower. cooler monday and tuesday. and by wednesday, the 15th, chilly with a couple of sprinkles or flurries possible. we've got more after this. z29koz z5yz y29koy y5yy >>> this guy in northeast china, caught on tape. is facing charges after burning down a fireworks store. surveillance cameras catch him staggering into the shop, buying

the late afternoon, early evening hours, the best chance of showers will shift north to frederick, hagerstown, that area. maybe a touch of fog, and overnight temperatures will stay in the mid-50's, so very mild. of the colde timing front, 70's and saturday morning midday, but in the cold front comes the afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms, probably just after the noon hour here. that will let some breezy and cooler conditions all across the region late saturday night into sunday. --e is how it will work out 75 degrees tomorrow, saturday near 70 with showers and thunderstorms, breezy and cooler. by sunday, sunshine, highs of only 47 degrees. so that is cold, but not freezing cold. have been traumatized by all this unseasonable warmth. 72 degree high today. saturday. we start to warm up tuesday and wednesday, then we stay mild. some model guidance this morning suggests that by next friday or saturday, we could be in a brief cooler again, so we will see what happens. jummy: really come in march? after a warm february? doug: we have had snowstorms and marchtorms in many times in th

as you're headed out the door for school and maybe work you might feel like 17 gaithersburg and 13 hagerstown and 14 martinburg and we'll take this forward to the noon hour. feels mainly in it 20s with few by 6:00 tomorrow morning headed out for friday night dinner maybe happy hour not friday tomorrow that's the second time i thought tomorrow was friday. yikes, thursday, headed out for thursday happy hour or dinner you find temperatures in 20s. i wanted to note there could be flurries tonight and we have strong wind continue toing to blow across the unfrozen lakes. there's a couple of snow showers up north. and one or two of these may be even put down just a little bit. a see purples towards hager toupz and winchester and might put down more vigorous snow shower chance of flurries for the rest of us. as i put this in motion they're not making too much product gress too far south and with this frontal boundary through the area the cold sticks around and we may pick up 2 to 4" in the mountain as we head for 0s tonight. your forecast, happening in there if you like it warm because starting satur

we even have a single digit to the northwest. 19 in hagerstown, 23 in martinsberg, 25 in manassas, 26 at quantico and 26 in dc. now, skies will be clearing tonight in the ridge of high pressure builds in, into the weekend, we're going to end up feeling the sure. those temperatures dropping daytime highs tomorrow will only be into the 40's. not quite as windy tomorrow as it was today. we had gusts and definitely significant windchills and those windchills still sticking around in terms of tonight. but here's what we're talking about for your weekend forecast. we move through into saturday. skies will be bright and really nice, you think i don't have to worry about it. yes, you do. it's only going to be 41 degrees, and on sunday, we start to warm up. headed to 52. so we're going to go see that warmup continues once we move into the week. daytime planner by midday tomorrow, 36 with the sunshine, once we get into wednesday, take a look at the difference, we're going to be at 63 degrees, unbelievable. we've got wet weather on both ties and wednesday, days where you'll need the umbrella. gr

and look at hagerstown at 74 degrees. just wish it could stick around. winds are another factor. they're going to change as well. sustain wind are anywhere from seven to 14 miles an hour, but we have wind gustses in some neighborhoods. that's going to change with the frontal system, we're going to have pretty gusty winds across the area. here's what i want to show you. look at the division where the cold air in the 20's and we got the 70's ahead of it. this is where that cold front is. it's a pretty strong frontal system and right now from storm push ongoing parts of ohio, that is going to make its way towards us once we get for a tomorrow and that's exactly what's going to happen. before it happens, the first part of the day it will be warm with the southerly flow. fog is possible. along the line of that frontal system and with it, showers and thunderstorms expected to happen on the back side of it, that's where that cold air comes in. ridge of high pressure builds in. as well as temperatures going right back to the 20's and 30's, i can't warm it up much more than maybe 40. stor

hagerstown, md 50's at this hour. showers will not last terribly long. .ore on the way later tonight most of the shower activity will be gone by the early morning rush. join "good morning washington" at 4:24. through thet you cold front that is set to move through midday. waking up tomorrow morning, a mild start wednesday, middle 50's. we eventually rebound into the middle 60's for the daytime highs. a little cooler than today, but considering the average this time of year is will take it. cold weather arrives late tomorrow night, temperatures falling into the 60's, eventually the 40's, and yes, the 30's by early thursday morning. so cold that we are looking at a north storm watch posted and west of d.c., including frederick county, washington county, the panhandle of west virginia. this will likely change over to an advisory or warning this time tomorrow night. the higher elevations likely to see several inches of snow. a little snowst early on, but the pavement and sidewalk temperatures are so warm we are not expect

as you're headed out the door for school and maybe work you might feel like 17 gaithersburg and 13 hagerstown and 14 martinburg and we'll take this forward to the noon hour. feels mainly in it 20s with few lower 30s to south. by 6:00 tomorrow morning headed out for friday night dinner maybe happy hour not friday tomorrow that's the second time i thought tomorrow was friday. yikes, thursday, headed out for thursday happy hour or dinner you find temperatures in 20s. i wanted to note there could be flurries tonight and we have strong wind continue toing to blow across the unfrozen lakes. there's a couple of snow showers up north. and one or two of these may be even put down just a little bit. a see purples towards hager toupz and winchester and might put down more vigorous snow shower chance of flurries for the rest of us. as i put this in motion they're not making too much product gr this frontal boundary through the area the cold sticks around and we may pick up 2 to 4" in the mountain as we head for 0s tonight. your forecast, happening in there if you like it warm because starting saturday ru

still pretty mild up towards hagerstown and cumberland. 51 there. we'll forecast about 45 for the low in d.c. as you can see, there are a few showers off to the west. there'e's a week disturbance. maybe a couple of spring also here and there and that will still be around tomorrow morning. it looks more substantial when you get the bigger, but a lot of this will either dry up likely to our south overnight. we'll keep it mostly cloudy with a light shower tonight. 45-degrees notice that wind direction out of the south at 5 to 10. that continues tomorrow and while we'll have an isolated morning shower we'll get up to 67-degrees in the afternoon under partly sunny skies and that is mild for this time of year. the average is 49. we haven't been doing that much in the last several days. here's our warm front coming on through with the clouds and a little bit of light moisture and 60s for tomorrow afternoon and then bring on the really warm stuff. we're forecasting 67 for d.c. cooler in annapolis near the water. here's your fox5 accuweather seven day foreca

we got 34 at dulles, 37 at fredericksburg, 33 at martinsberg and hagerstown, and we got 34 degrees at frederick. it is pretty much on the cool side right now and it is going to stay cold once we get into overnight. but we will, as i said into the weekend have a very nice warmup. overnight lows into the 30's. we'll see a few 20's to our north and northwest and there's a chance of mountain snow showers. radar. all of this is really nothing that's touching the ground. nothing to be concerned with. clouds are what i want to speak about. we got on a pretty good influx of clouds. it will be mostly cloudy skies, few peaks of clear skies, we got a big event happening, so the clouds playing a major factor. if you take a look we got a lunar eclipse. it's going to peak at 7:44 but you need a telescope and you may get a peak of a slight green comet that's going to be passing by. that's at least a little bit of activity going on. here's a look at the frontal system. move to the north allow warmer air to come in as we head to the 60's on saturday, even warmer by sunday, we'll be flirting with 70 de

and a wind chill in hagerstown of 29 degrees. and by tomorrow morning we're tracking wind chills in the 20s in the suburbs and 30s here in the district in areas like annapolis and fredricksburg. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. take a look at your neighborhood. about 27 in leesburg and 24 back in martinsburg. but this chill doesn't last for long, erika. we warm back up to around 70 for the work week. i'll let you know when that happens coming up in my full forecast. >> i'll see you then. >>> we are gathering reaction tonight after two teenagers were shot on the grounds of the nailor road metro station. the teens were just waiting for a bus when they were hit early this morning. news 4's jackie bentsen's live outside the station where there's a lot of concern tonight. jackie in. >> reporter: as you can see behind me, the glass walls of the bus stop were shot out. a shooting on the grounds of a metro station is relatively uncommon and cause for concern. this happened at 2:00 a.m. while the victims a 16-year-old girl and a 15-year-old

temperatures into the 50s already. 57 for washington and 46 for manassas and 60 degrees right now for hagerstown. now we are going to see a nice little you rememberway once again. we are head -- warm-up once again, we are headed to about 20 degrees above where we are right now. what about record highs? you know what we're going to flirt with them that's for sure. record high at reagan is 78 degrees, some sunshine today and we'll stay dry. here's your planner. 62 a little bit of a breeze. will time out the rain shower and thunderstorms for saturday coming up in just a bit. ellen? >>> allyson we actually have on accident already. 59 in virginia, as you head into d.c., three lanes have been blocked in the lorton area no significant delays here and i think it actually will clear here soon just from the reports i'm getting. but watch out right now. 95 northbound could be a little bit slower, also southbound construction going on through dale city at dale boulevard heading southbound on 95 in virginia. larry? >>> thanks. good morning everybody. i'm larry miller in the station station newsroom with bre

numbers go, you still have enough winds to drive air temperatures down to produce the wind chill of 19 in hagerstown. 24 in leesburg. that's what it feels like. 28 in nation's capital. as we head overnight with the diminishing winds and the clear skies you will see the air traffic drop steadily to the lower 30's. we think by 2:00 a.m. around freezing or below everywhere. when you wake up in the morning, the temperatures, the air temperatures will be in the mid-20's. 23 in damascus. 26 in lorton and clip top. 26 in -- lorton and clinton. 26 in upper marlboro and 28 in downtown washington. temperatures will warm with a change in the wind direction to the southwest. even though the zones to west and southwest of towns will be in the upper 20's. the areas too will see a nice warming trends through the midday and morning. we are calling for a high of 51 degrees with a lot of sunshine and a few clouds. the winds out of the south and the southwest 4 to 8. so that is a much better wind direction and lighter winds as well. through tomorrow, the warmup will begin in earnest. check out the numbers. 66 degrees

hagerstown 24. so, winter has returned.retu at least briefly for the next tt couple of days before, guessss what, some signs of spring next week and then winteren comes back. co more on that in tmehe seven dayy coming up in just a bit butt but clouds have kind of overtaken ov the region this morning. they will stick around throughuh the afternoon hours today.toay. here are your temperatures you through the day today t highs here ine da y d.c. own orange li 42. it will be breezy thisreezy t afternoon as well so it's much' more likely to feel like thehe 30's all afternoon long. on make sure you are packing akin a heavy jacket out there.her because you'll definitely needye .t. quantico 38 degrees for a highrh temperature today.e toda 38 manassas.nassas. dulles 37. again, a chilly february day. da all right, that's the weather.we let's do some traffic now with i erin como.. >> on-time traffic brought torou you by toyota.yota visit buy a toyota.com forota.cr special offers.l of >> thank you mike.e. we ma

let's check temperatures right now, 42 for hagerstown, 45 gaithersburg, 45 in winchester and 51 in the district. there have been a couple little showers here and there trying to track across the mountains, places look west virginia had about eight days in a row of snow piling it up out there. very little of that gets across the mountains, some of it is. and we'll get you in a little bit closer on this little shower that has just developed you're probe seeing that maybe east of rockville and 270 over to the annapolis area and through maryland city. that will only amount to very light sprinkles. that's why we're keeping the maybe 8:00, and temperatures generally in the mid 40's in the district a little bit warmer. by 9:00, i don't think we'll see much more, 43 and again just a little tiny pieces of energy coming across, and by 11:0041, overnight, we head for about 37 in the district. closer to the freezing mark to the north and west. mid 30's south of dc and tomorrow is groundhog day, there have been many imitators but the legend is still punxatauney phil. we'll probably have at least si

as we get into the early hagerstown and downtown. we'll come back, tell you when the winds subside, look ahead to the rest of the week and some colder air and maybe, maybe a little storm to our south. >> thank you. >>> the music world lost a big name today. just hours before music's biggest night. >> seven time grammy winner al jar reau was hospitalized earlier in in the week and was said to be improving. >> the wisconsin native is the only vocalist to win in the jazz, pop and r and b categories. his biggest single was 1981's we're in in jarreau was 76 years old. >> stars express their condolences on twitter. octavia spencer tweeted al jarreau had a soothing, beautiful voice, gone forever, may you rest in macy's. >> paula abdul said -- rest in peace. >> paula abdul said al jarreau has passed, his voice so different and unique, my condolences to his family. >> right now stars are making their way down the grammys red carpet outside staples center in los angeles. we'll take you there a little bit later in the show. >> beyonce is up for

hagerstown 24. the blends stay with us and not with that feel-like temperature for the rest of the afternoon. they will feel no warmer than the mid-30s. the current wind gusts are 30 for martinsburg and leesburg. what's going to happen later on tonight? it will remain breezy to windy, but now we are going on a more manageable trend here. 15 to 20 miles per hour through the afternoon still out of the northwest right through 7:00. it is not until tomorrow that we see the winds really die down and almost calm for tuesday. your valentine's day forecast is looking pretty spectacular actually. feels like temperatures are into the 20s and the 30s right now through the afternoon. we will stay pretty steady with the 20s and the 30s for tonight. first thing tomorrow morning just a normal chilly start for your day. they will feel into the 30s. actually headed to the 50s mo that nice breeze out of the southwest and we do stay dry. it is not until wednesday we could see a stray shower, but generally well to the

then guess what up, up and away we go this week after today. 60 washington and 55 fwaijersburg and hagerstown and dulles. 51 near annapolis easterly wind means near the bay you have a cooler day for you. "fox5" 7 day forecast showing signs ever spring. 67 for wednesday and as we head through thursday, friday, saturday, 70s. gentlemen 70s back in the forecast. let's check the forecasts. erin como is back with the roads this morning. >> right, we're still tracking this breaking news out of loudoun country and i a deadly crash investigation closing 28 northbound just south of 67. loudoun department suggesting you find alternate route this morning, 4:55 all this backed up traffic waiting to detour on to 267 towards dulles airport and we'll keep you updated on this one it's not looking great because that should be shut down the next several hours we'll switch for a look at maps now. as you make your way out aside from the detour you need to take 2 northbound we also have outer loop crash after georgia right lane was blocked and moved over to the shoulder now it's involve ising jeep and tanker truc

so take a look at this temperature spread that i was talking about. 48 in hagerstown. and then 71 in here in the district, i'm forecasting a high of 58 degrees. a boundary will be right over us. the boundary south of us much cooler. the boundaries north of us, we could be in the mid 60sit right now what i'm seeing, 58 degrees for a high tomorrow. no matter what, though, everybody still above normal tomorrow. so as you head out, you'll want the rain jacket, the sweatshirt and the umbrella. now here's monday. notice we're pretty much in the low to mid 40s throughout the entire day from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. with the wind, it feels like we're in the 20s and 30s. tuesday, valentine's day, it's quiet weather around 50. and now looking mainly dry, erika, wednesday and thursday. also i'm getting the wrap. i have to point this out. presidents' day, next weekend, look at that. mid 60s, near 70 sunday and monday. >> still in february. my word. all right, thank you, amelia. >>> one week ago, maryland saw its perfect home win streak come to an end. today they were hoping to get b

still pretty mild up towards hagerstown and cumberland. 51 there. we'll forecast about 45 for ther low in d.c. as you can see, there are a few showers off to the west. there's a week disturbance. maybe a couple of spring alsospi here and there and that will still be around tomorrowomor morning. it looks more substantial whenut you get the bigger, but a lot of this will either dry up or passs likely to our south overnight. we'll keep it mostly cloudy with a light shower tonight. 45-degrees notice that windt direction out of the south at 55 to that continues tomorrow andorro while we'll have an isolatedlate morning shower we'll get up to 67-degrees in the afternoonfter under partly sunny skies andie that is mild for this time of year. the average is 49.is we haven't been doing that much in the last several days. here's our warm front coming on through with the clouds and a little bit of light moisture and 60s for tomorrow afternoon andae then bring on the really warm stuff.st we're forecasting 67 for d.c. cooler in annapolis near thehe water.wate here

overnight tonight for the district and we may be able to slip down closer to freezing mark in frederick and hagerstown again will very much factor into the cloud cover and we think the clouds will depart by morning which means plenty of sunshine for thursday. notice this a little breezeic kicking up especially into the afternoon with gusts that might be over 15, 25 miless an hour occasionally to 0. that means temperatures range from near 40 in suburbs north to about 49 in the district. we'll definitely feel a little colder. just show you quickly breezes and jump to 7 day. nothing you have not felt before. but when it's in the 40s you can notice those breezes and they'll continue us through most of the day. "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast chillier for friday at 42 and cold are still for saturday and plenty of sunshine. and on sunday we got maybe a slight chance of little bit of mixed precipitation but nothing should stick at 41 and right now only a chance we would see anything at all. monday, 50, warmer by time we get to wednesday of next week with temperature of 58 and couple showers. don' >> weaver

let's take a look. 34 at this hour at dulles, 37 at dc, 35 at baltimore. 33 at hagerstown and martinsberg and 32 at cumberland, yes, it is cold. overnight, it will be continuing to be cold. chilly conditions cloudy skies as well. few breaks here and there. mainly clouds with overnight lows into the 30's and few 20's to our north andorthwest also. you definitely want to bundle up. big changes on our way, that's got news, once we get into tomorrow and sunday, nice rise in temperatures, by midday tomorrow, 56 degrees, it will be mild. 62 by the 4:00 hour, not too bad at all. and as we take a look at the fox 5 weekend forecast for you you can see that we're heading to near 70 on sunday, but we have a system to deal with. that's going to bring us just a few showers, spotty in nature, nothing going to be too heavy, heaviest rainfall will be to our north and northwest, let's have a look at the seven-day forecast. it's looking good. 53 for saturday. then mixture of sun and clouds. few showers sunday, 68 degrees, who's got complain about a little bit of rain? then we get a reality check. behind th

cold, 54 for dc, 54 for fredericksburg, 51 winchester, and maybe a few upper 40's like martinsberg and hagerstown overnight. definitely a mild start as the district drops to 54, we'll watch for the possibility of a little bit of patchy fog late tonight. how how about this 74, winds out of the south southwest five to ten. maybe a late-day or evening spotty shower, not a lot of warmth and we're get so good warm because high pressure just off the east coast is going to tap all the heat we just saw in places like dell rio and said it in our direct, we'll keep the frontal boundary at bay until saturday but as the front comes through into the warmer air, that it's why there's the pocket of a rumble of thunder, 74 degrees, fredericksburg to 75, frederick 73, eight warm thursday and again, much brighter thursday. i wanted to run you through the futurecast. you can that while we may start out with a couple of clouds and trying to suggest a little bit of moisture late to buying that just yet. thursday morning, if we have a little bit of cloud cover, it breaks for more sunshine in the afternoon. then these

martinsberg 71, hagerstown 71, gaithersburg 71, annapolis cooler at 62. but all of these temperatures above average. we will drop on sunday back down to 52. but if we realize these three warm days, this could end up being the warmest february we've ever had in dc. and no sign of real cold weather on this seven-day, not just yet anyway. jim and shawn that's your seven-day forecast. >> thank you, sue. >>> virginia senator tim k the member of the senate's foreign relations committee to talk about foreign policy issues. on friday, senator kaine will speak in london at the royal institute of international affairs. >>> a young reporter is still on cloud nine following his encounter with president trump. we're going to ask him about it when he comes back right here on 5at630. . at dominion, we're putting our energy to work creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner wa