feel chilly to start the day tomorrow. 0s and 40s and drop to 41 in district and mid 30s dulles and martinsburg and 33 hagerstown frederick you're there as well and gaithersburg 34 and winchester will be about 34 as well and again with high pressure also set up shop just east clockwise flow means winds coming in off atlantic that loads us up with clouds. it's a dry take tomorrow. there will be another frontal boundary approaching a weak one late night bring us sprinkles and showers into the first part of wednesday and won't be a lot. tuesday night to pennsylvania. where surface tomorrow cooler auto 50s and will look a lot like what you see him the panels. 43, 8:00 in the morning and maybe more cloud cover by noon hour at 52. and it will feel cool compared you to today and 4:00, 56. it's hard to believe we're actually descr it's been so farm warm and mild it will probably feel a little different to you tomorrow. we'll head from mid 50s to the north and west and low 50s in gauge rzburg and 56 in the districts and cooler in annapolis and right off the water. quantico 53 and fredericksburg 58. late

gaithersburg and cooler frederick at 28 this hour and 3 winchester and culpeper and same dulles and 34 degrees martinsburg. winds are light as well for tonight and they'll continue to be that way. southerly breeze but it is light and 38 we're talking about for overnight low. once we get into the weekend things will really change. take a look at my forecast. we'll be flirting with the 70 degree mark for tomorrow in some locations especially south of us by the time we get to sunday we'll be 66 degrees and 62 on monday on the backside of monday cooler air coming in and we'll talk about that in a second and not bad overall and fairly dry and just slight chance of maybe seeing a little sprinkle or two for saturday night. i'm certaining up nice companies on the weather buffet and we'll have the 7 day coming up in a bit. tony. >> m measure for a metro safety program. this follows threat from the federal government to withhold about 9 million from the state through april. the bill now goes to the house. and the feds announced last week they would withhold funding from d.c., maryland and virginia until the injures

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 boy were waiting for a bus just steps from the entrance to the naylor road metro station. police are investigating. officials say they are look for a male suspect but it's not clear if they believe him to be a teenager like the victims. we spoke to people in the parking lot tonight who were waiting for fri

can do that again, not quite working for me but i'll zoom close in to frederick, shepherdstown and martinsburg, don't be surprised to see snow showers with flurries towards that area. the rest of us won't see much in the way of that. it's not much unless you're back to the west of the mountains. winter weather advisory back towards garrett county, maryland. they'll see snow over the next 12 to 24 hours. for us the windchill has been a factor. 14 pittsburgh, 26 in hagerstown so we've got colder air moving in from the north and that's locked in at least for a day. a big trough of low pressure but watch how it moves out quickly. here comes the warm air. this is not warm air for a day or two. o all the way to denver. denver tom tomorrow will be in the 70s. that warmer air comes our way over the next couple days. even chicago will be well into the 50s. for us back into the 60s. mild through most of next week, too. all of our temperatures in the next 10 days look to be above average. 39 degrees tomorrow. mix of sun and clouds. windy and cold and especially at the bus stop. you'll need the coats, hat

prevented thatevn from happening.fr 50 from fredericksburg.fred you get up towards frederick, kills and martinsburg it's more likely to be in the made 40s. a look at your seven dayy forecast, our coldest day this week will be thursday and i want to remind you that tomorrow night into thursday we start getting breezy again. those gusts may be up and overvr 30, to 35 miles an hour. that's tortious, friday, 48-degrees, a chilly day, but we're warming for the weekend. saturday, 60, sunday 64-degrees and if it's a three-day weekend for you because president's daya is monday you're in great shape. we have a nice warmup.mup. that's your seven day forecast. > thank you, sue.ha wenk have more ahead at 6:30. stay with us. we'll be right back. with welcome back, a federal has of course federal appeals courtt in california already upheld a temporary restaining the order, state lawmakers from montgomery and prince george's countyince maryland wants to declare all of maryland aqhÑ sanctuary state.t. that's getting a lot of traction. that's for counties like frederick and hartford. tom fitzgerald tonight. >>repo

temperatures around the region still at 51 in the district. 47 at dulles, 43 at martinsburg, without the sun. it definitely feels colder than that. big day tomorrow. what are we going to expect out of punxatauney phil for groundhog day? that depends on whether or not he sees his shadow. if he does see his shadow, we're going to have six more weeks of winter and i'll sign on the dotted line for that. tomorrow not terribly wintery. about 38 degrees to start our thursday noon with a breeze beginning to pick up, and while we'll have more sunshine tomorrow, we're not really going to get quite as warm as we did at least the way it's looking right now, should be closer they don't 47 on our thursday. and that will be the last relatively mild day for a few days, because then we start turning on down friday, saturday sunday it's colder. still watching a little mix of rain or snow showers on sunday, it is not looking like anything that's going to be disruptive especially with a temperature of 41, anything that's snow with would melt. monday, 50, tuesday, 52 with a chance of rain, and wednesday,

although we do have pockets of f somewhat milder air.ilder some 50's this morning in in martinsburg. 51 degrees, 50 in gaithersburg, 52 up towards up s cumberland maryland.cumberla man 63 degrees your daytime highme h here today for presidents' dayie warm and beautiful 63 degrees 63 and then as we wo rk our way oua into tomorrow, we get more m cloud cover and because ofcoande that, we'll keep things on the e cooler side at 56 but after that, it's all up from thereom r as we head towards next next weekend with temperaturesend wia again back in the 70's by they t end of this week. wek we'll have that seven-dayt s forecast coming up in just a minute.. for now let's get to erin comoo with traffic.r >> dealing with breaking out of alexandria.ndria. a water main break closing the 700 block of north howardho street. crews at that location.lo you can always take seminaryem road around that.ad around that use caution as you head out inou alexandria this morning andi watch for somea lower water pressure if you live in thate a area. bottom of the beltway lookingf h good. you can see plenty ofe

temperatures continue to drop while we're still 36 in the district it's 25 in gaithersburg, 27 out towards martinsburg, dulles, manassas and frederick. that's the common number. 37 annapolis, a it l warmer near the water and 32 down at leonardtown. we expect the temperatures to stay in the mid and upper 20s in the district. this was our big wind maker. let me get on the other side because you really need to see the center of circulation even out here still causing a tremendous wave action and that eye unbelievable. the snow is almost done. they picked up another foot and a half across maine so tremendous snow this month. this is what we can't believe. look at the very strong center. that thing is very po indeed. tomorrow, high pressure is going to stink just to our south. part of the within was high pressure building into the area. as it starts to sing out it starts toic p up a mild flow. helping to get our temperature into the low 50s. but north of d.c. you'll likely stay in the 40s and note the headline here there i with be some high thin clouds in the morning but they'll start to break up in the af

one to two inches of slush up to marti martinsburg, fredericksburg. after 7 6:00 a.m., the roads could get slick, hagerstown, chance of accumulation, a low impact event down to the south, moderate to the north, just because of the timing if you're up at 4, 5, 6:00 a.m. you may have a bit of an issue, all in all this is not a big snow event. it's a big cold event. and really it is, 38 temperature tomorrow, wind chills in the 20s, 30 on friday, 21 early friday morning and the wind chills on friday morning will be in locations, in the low teens in the metro area. as fast as we get cold, we get warm again, 70 on sunday, and it doesn't look like we're going to see the numbers above average, valentine's day looking good, next wednesday, another interesting system, we'll have to look and see what happens. >> it's another letdown. >> all right, thank you, doug. >>> coming up, wizards get all they can handle from one of the worst teams in the league. >>> first, here is jimmy fallon. >>> hey, guys, seth meyers is my creating a cleaner environment by using clean

the jackpot surprise towards frederick, martinsburg, hagerstown, west mipster and cumberland and you see 4:00 in the morning we're raining in the district and see snow north and west and then off a i sudden we drop 6:00 in the morning to 34 district and we're snowing by the time we get to 8 a lot is pushing east we still have snow showers lingering tomorrow afternoon. temperature change we're expecting in a little bit. shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> we're fol breaking news right now in fairfax country a manhunt is underway in vienna and it started with some sort of theft at a parking garage in tyson's corner and an officer spotted suspect's car tried to pull it over near intersection of boys avenue and besly road and the two people inside the car got out and ran. police are still looking for them. >> and developing in laurel, maryland a youth athletics coach surprise accused of sexually a salting a family member and another young woman tonight police tell thus may be more vuk items. >> we're live at the boys and girls club in laurel, maryland the man facing these sex assault rp chas ha

as you head through martinsburg 8-degree is what it feels like and d.c. feels all of 12. now we are going to see mostly cloudy skies for the afternoon. and into the evening. and that's going to stick around for saturday. even though we are headed to the 60s. so we'll get to the hour by hour weekend forecast coming up in just a bit. all right melissa. >>> it's friday and everybody wants a smooth drive into work on a smooth drive home and right now we're not seeing any issues on the roadways this morning. by the way, there was a high wind warning on the bay bridge all day yesterday. they were actually restricting based on the size of the load. not letting some cars pass the bay bridge. some of those higher easily turned over bigger vehicles. but now, they are no longer restricting any vehicles and looking pretty good. now heading into i-95, if you're trying to move into d.c. from baltimore, and maryland, smooth sailing there and drive times across the area are all [000:30:59;00]

the roads have been so warm for so long, it will take awhile 4 to 8 inches for martinsburg and hagerstown. so showers continue and heavy rain at that. you see that transition starting to happen right through frederic. we saw melissa with the snow starting to melt on her windshield. here's a live look. you can see it there. we're going to go to her a little later. transition time before 6:00 for most areas west of 95. go through the future cast hour by hour and an update in just a little bit. the rain is causing problems on the roads. >> not sure if it's rain or not, but we have our first accident of the morning. not on any of your major lanes. we're seeing an accident. so, be careful. otherwise, your main interstates look fine. this is a look at the fast five. 95 in virginia, the entire week, your northbound lanes have been faster than stafford up to the beltway. don't forget about long-term construction areas. mike and jan. >> thank you, president trump now defending his daughter after nordstrom cut ties with her, but does that create a conflict of interest? >> we'll check that, plus, wh

it's 67 in martinsburg, 65 cull6 pep per, 6 # in quantico. it will take time for the cold air to move in.in the frontal boundary comesl bo through in the afternoon maybenn with a couple showers and thentn that cold air slowly but surely tries to trickle in for two days of chillier temperatures thursday andilli friday. > and matter to your knowledge you can see that we've got someo clouds in the morninatg w but we 57. up to 66 by p noon. b by 4y:00 that breeze is quite noticeable. let's go to 11:00. we're still in the 40s, but where it begins to snow like you see in cumberland it drops down to 39. our in-house mold is showing the snow and this is the gf model,ol american model, showing snow but 43 degrees in gaithersburg.ithe does some of that melt or doess it accumulate because it's's coming down > 2000 according to our model snow at 6 in the morning and rain to theng south and the eas. look at how the temperatures begin to drop in the morning. the 40s will be very early.ly we'll drop through the 30s through the day and some of the snow strea

notice the direction. 36, leesburg. 32, winchester. 32, martinsburg. cool, not real cold for this time of year. really no cold air. now, radar, showing you, not much across our area. no rain. no snow. take a look. we saw a little earlier today, the clouds are back. notice the cloud moving back. notice what else is coming our way. last couple frames here. notice the rain starting to move toward the region. this is all from a bigger storm. back to the west. staple storm that brought houston, a couple tornado tuesday. this storm moves along the boundary. you can see it trying to move to the north. i do think we are going to see a chance for showers tomorrow morning. i talked about this at 6:00 tonight. could see rain in the southern zone. our newest computer model. 3:00 a.m. notice the cloud. notice by 5:00, 6:00, rare the whan rain is. but not from d.c. to the north. and this rain, moves out, quickly. most of the, most of the areas, dry. by 9:00 a.m. could be there for the early morning commute. in the southern zones. maybe along, 301. north of frederick

taking a look had elsewhere, a reminder here in derkson, martinsburg road near white's ferry rod, fire activity, all lanes blocked. a look at 270, coming up. >>> it's the first day on the job for one of president trump's most controversial cabinet picks. what secretary of state rex tillerson is expected to say when he meets with employees later today. >>> a fleet of planes grounded. >>> and the unique punishment a group of kids it is now 4:45. a big goal, but transportation officials say they can do it. a new job to eliminate all traffic-related deaths in northern virginia. >>> brace yourself. we're seeing temperatures in the 30s and 40s this afternoon. and your ten-day forecast when we check back in with sheena parveen. >>> and now back to president trump's first 100 days where after nearly two weeks in office, he now has his secretary of state. >> rex tillerson was sworn in last night and will get right to work this morning. edward lawrence is live on capitol hill. good morning. so tillerson will address his employees as soon as he arrives at the state department. any idea what he mi

we set record highs today at dulles and martinsburg. record highs tomorrow, 79, 79, 78, and 79. all set in 1985, and i think, i think they are going to be safe. we will be flirting with a couple of those. for the most part that are safe. to saturday this is saturday afternoon, and there's the showers and storms, rolling through, and notice the flecks of red? some could produce strong gusts. get off the water by 2:00. dayplanner, 50s to start, and then 72 by 1:00. the next 7-days, sunday, there's the reality check. low 50s on monday, and low 60s late, and then cooler, and 54 on thursday. >> topper, thank you. >>> we will go out to the scene of the breaking news in northeast right now. >> morrison and holbrook where two police officers have been shot. what do you know? >> reporter: sources tell me both of the officers who were shot were here working with the fifth district, and they tell me they were taken to the hospital and both were conscious. now police have confirmed that two officers were in fact shot, and they said a suspect was also transported from the scene with critical

couple of mornings, 359 degrees for w -- at 35 degrees for washington and 30 gaithersburg and 27 for martinsburg. coming up the feels lick temperature when you factor in the wind because right now there's not a lot of wind. again not a windy day. just breezy at times but that will make a factor in the comfort level today. cloudy skies for much of the day. but as we head through the late afternoon, we'll start to see some breaks in the clouds. this is 8:00 in the morning, still cloudy out there. still into the 30s. as we head to the evening you start to see those clouds start to break apart that's going to allow for a pretty cold night tonight. so if you have evening plans, we'll have tonight's forecast mi it is going to be a chilly one. and even a chillier day ahead on your weekend. i'll have your weekend forecast coming up. ellen, what is the latest? probably a little quiet out there for a friday. >>> so quiet and i'm looking forward to you talking about wednesday again. isn't that the day we hit 60s. >> there are some 60s. stay tuned. >> i love a weekend forecast but i'm looking forward to hum

temperatures continue to drope while we're still 36 in the district it's 25 in gaithersburg, 27 out towards martinsburg, dulles, manassas and frederick. that's the common number. 37 annapolis, a it l warmer near the water and 32 down at leonardtown. we expect the temperatures toem stay in the mid and upper 20s i2 the district.is let me get on the other sidether because you really need to see o the center of circulation even out here still causing a tremendous wave action and that eye unbelievable. the snow is almost done. they picked up another foot ando a half across maine soso tremendous snow this month. sno this is what we can't believe. look at the very strong center. that thing is very powerful indeed. tomorrow, high pressure is going to stink just to our south.o part of the within was high t pressure building into thehe w . as it starts to sing out it out starts toic p up a mild flow. helping to get our temperature o into theur low 50s. but north of d.c. you'll likelye stay in the 40s and note the headline here there i with be some high thin clouds in the morning but they'll start to break up in

the jackpot surprise towards frederick, martinsburg, hagerstown, west mipster and cumberland and you see 4:00 in the morning we're raining in the district and see snow north and west and then off a i sudden we drop 6:00 in the morning to 34 district and we're snowing by the time we get to 8 a lot is pushing east we still have snow showers lingering tomorrow afternoon. more on that and the temperature change we're expecting in a little bit. shawn. >> thank you, sue. >> right now in fairfax country a manhunt is underway in vienna and it started with some sort of theft at a parking garage in tyson's corner and an officer spotted suspect's car tried to pull it over near intersection of boys avenue and besly road and the two people inside the car got out and ran. police are still looking for them. >> and developing in laurel, maryland a youth athletics coach surprise accused of sexually a salting a family member and another young woman tonight police tell thus may be more vuk items. >> we're live at the boys and girls club in laurel, maryland the man facing these sex assault rp chas has b

so a mix of rain and mostly snow now from winchester to martinsburg to haegerstown and across the northern parts of frederick and c the transition from rain to snow is essentially right along the maryland and -- or the montgomery and frederick county border. so just know that this is going to be a wet good around here for the next little bit because it's going to be raining for the next little while. speaking of rain and getting wet, let's go to my colleague, sheena parveen. >> good morning, chuck. it's raining out here, that's obvious as we look at the radar. look at these temperatures, though. nobody is at freezing until you get to the higher elevations, of course. but the rest of the area coming in in the mid to upper 40s. these temperatures will be hard to get near freezing by the morning commute. we expect most of the area to be well above freezing for the afternoon. so that is good. and then we go later into the day today, we get some quick drying. but this morning, we are looking at rain out here. as far as your planner is n early this morning. then we dry out maybe even during the

and 5 6:30 approaching hagerstown, martinsburg. areas north of 66 and north of dc, much better chance of some of these showers. pretty light for the most part. if you don't see rain, most of us won't, it's just going to be gusty today. this is 3:30. very windy and temperatures approaching 70 degrees for manas us and culpeper. our lord is only into the mid 60s. so 52 right now for leesburg, 48 for gaithersburg. just a couple of showers this morning but then we have to focus our attention on thursday morning where we could see some snow. i'll let you know what that impact will be. i don't think it's going to be as great as what it could have been yesterday. we'll get you those details coming up in just a bit. >>> ellen. >> i love that we are talking about record highs today and maybe snow on thursday. >> that is how february goes. >> goads -- roads are nice and calm. see 29 fairland road, green council road for some construction. also down on 95 in virginia, if you're heading down to fredericksburg it's your southbound lanes on 95. n

martinsburg and up through frederick. tomorrow morning that system i said is going to slide down further to the south? it is going to head down through st. mary's county and reedville the northern neck and most areas just dry and cloudy to start your wednesday. becoming sunny once again and windy for the afternoon. those winds out of the west- northwest will keep a couple of snow showers for the mountains. and that will carry on for thursday. thursday will be our coldest day of the week. into the low 40s. but by february standards low 40s not too bad but it will be windy. highs today in the low 50s and same goes for tomorrow. 42 our coldest day on thursday. and how about 60 degrees on saturday. and upper 50s fo monday. we'll be right back after this. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, hotos. 12 seconds. that's t

this in the mountains. 25 oakland and 47 down in reedville also here in washington with frederick, martinsburg and hagerstown in the low 40s. so cloudy skies on the michael & son weather camera. here in d.c.. 47 feels like 43 with that west wind currently at 9 miles per hour and we talk about some colder air moving in. winter threats though they remane collusive around here. barely any snow this year and you know other than a few sprinkles or maybe some flurries on super bowl sunday don't worry about any of the plans. that's about it. that system sunday into monday not going to happen. mild air will return next week and tuesday looks a little damp around here. some cold enough -- teens for high in the northern tier of states down to wyoming and the deep south. california once again, seeing some rain moving in. boy the drought has really taken a beating which is good news. i mean, they suffered for years. snow pack is building up and more rain moving in so that's good news there. snow showers scattered about the northeast down into pennsylvania and new york state but around here, we continue to

compared to tonight it will feel better. 20s in the mountains and the shenandoah valley, martinsburg, winchester, manassas 28 along with frederick and gaithersburg, lots of low to mid-30s. so there's probably a decent amount of frost forming near the bay. the air is tonight you no points in the low 20s and somebody will get down low to mid-20s, most of us mid-20s to mid-30s for lows and not really much wind at all right now to talk about. let's talk about those weather headlines, 50s tomorrow. we could see a stray shower tomorrow, late showers tuesday. we'll watch it for a possible yellow alert. yellow alert wednesday. showers and storms and this could be another active weather day defense. behind the front it will turn colder and cold enough on friday to be in the 40s, but i think we'll have a few flurries or snow showers in spots. the activity is all starting to take shape. on the west coast a lot of things are going on, got a storm system coming on. you see the rain and snow in northern california coming out of washington and oregon? meanwhile the subtropical jet down here is movin

only at 16 degrees for manassas and definitely february weather this morning. 24 martinsburg and 27 for frederick. however, not a lot of wind today. so it's just crisp and cold this morning. with a big warm-up this afternoon. head today about 50 degrees. -- headed to about 50 degrees. lots of sunshine and no flurries this morning because the winds are so calm. they don't pick up again until tomorrow afternoon. so highs today move average usually into the mid headed to about upper 40s and low 50s. lots of sunshine. few fair weather clouds. and over the weekend, it only goes up from there. 68 for saturday and 66 for sunday. we'll let you know how long that sticks around coming up in a little bit. what a friday forecast. >>> yes, happy weekend, happy weather. not so happy if you're on gw parkway heading out of town this morning, we have an accident and it is slow. your northbound lanes heading to the beltway between turkey run park and the beltway is most of the slow downs, delays beyond that heading into d.c.. just some construction luckily here on the inner loop of the beltway before you

martinsburg 68 degrees. it will not rain allrt dayin.s. we think those will again just be a few short hours in the morning. but here is the warm winds that we will get tomorrow afternoon. between the area of low low pressure getting closer and high pressure off the coast,st, those south breezes will gust again occasionally from 20 to 30 miles per hour.30 now at the same m time i ami talking about record heat, we are watching thursday for the possibility of some winterytery weather. what it would be is a weak area of low pressure passing just to the south. it would start as rain, and maybe change-over to little bit of wet snow on thursday morning. not sure it is going to have aa big impact, because temperatures hit the grounds, certainly warm from two, three days of temperatures in the 60s, but we will watch it. the timing, it may affectt thursday morning commute. tomorrow, 8:00 a.m., few showers. 48 degrees. dry afternoon. fifty-eight by noon. by 4:00, 66 degrees. we wrap it up your fox5 accuweather seven day forecastoc , thursday even if

around the region pretty mild. 46 for martinsburg. 46 for leesburg. in culpeper some drizzle. areas south of 66 and the beltway will see a little bit of drizzle through the morning. it doesn't last all day. we dry out and stay cloudy for the rest of the day. the highs today the mid 60s. we'll talk about the 70s returning before the weekend. >>> ellen. >> it's starting out road. i take this write board and say stuff for allyson over there. out on the roads, nothing like yesterday. thank goodness because we had all those troubles on 28 and with metro. so far metro not open yet but so far this morning just construction. route 7 as you head eastbound when you pass by georgetown pike some delays, especially on the beltway. then 66 as well between 123 and the beltway, larry, we are seeing construction there as well but no delays. >> good news there, ellen. thank you so much . >>> i'm larry miller in the wusa 9 news room. we are continuing to follow breaking news from over night. firefighters are in facting -- are investigating the cause of a house fire in wharton, virginia where a y

and 72 in martinsburg. the record highs for tomorrow are in jeopardy. i think downtown, probably not going to hit 78. here's the futurecast, 6:00 until the morning. fog to start. should not be a driving problem. 54 downtown, and 50 in gaithersburg, and 50 to start your day, and by 9:00 a.m., 58 downtown, and 57 in bowie and culpepper, and by lunchtime, most folks around 70, and 70 downtown, and 72 in leesburg, and even 70 in cumberland, and 69 in romney. this is not going to affect practice or anything, and it will not be a wet commute home for most folks. still at 70 in leesburg. temperatures tomorrow night will be milder. holding in the upper 50s in many spots, and day planner going like this, jumping to 64 at 11:00, and jumping to almost 70 by 1:00, and kind of bookend days here. 75 on friday, and stray showers, and then showers and a thunderstorm on saturday, and cooler saturday night, and then a little blustery. 53 on sunday. that sounds crazy cold, but it's above average. 50 on monday with showers late, and 60 on tuesday, and back to mid-60s on we

still 44 in annapolis.na 25 up in westminster.stminster. 45 in martinsburg.45 in mainsbur getting a little snow showerw sr out towards martinsburg.rtins i'll show you that in just an minute. mi 28 in want co-winds could gust we'll be in for very dangerousae wind conditions.ond just be warned that we're notrnd done with the winds quite yet. 38wi nownd in washington. got much chillier out there.hi 36 inllie baltimore, 34 in fled. big, big storm if you were if ye watching the weather thisths weekend everybody has beeneveryh talking about another blizzardtb for parts of the eastern massachusetts up towards mainewd and as this storm continues to deepen and we get big floww around it and an area of high o pressure out to the west th builds in we're getting a a strong pressure gradientssure causing the very strong windse e in the immediatery washingtonshi area and they'll be with us theh today. nyd be sunye should be sun and bright and relativelytivey pleasant temperature-wise.eratu 45 to 50 for daytime highs. hi high pressure building in.ding . i mentioned the exiting low exiw pressure. pr that

martinsburg eight.ight. gaithersburg seven, here inseve d.c. it feels like 12 degrees12e as we step outside there's your planner for theor day. it will be a cold one.col town start 20 degrees partlytart cloudy at 10:00 a.m. we rise through thecl 30's 30' through the day but we'll alsols build the cloud cover by 4 o'clock, 41 degrees underre cloudy skies. all right, that's a check ofes ght,ch the forecast.the fo erin como take it away withay ih some traffic. >> 4:35 i'm looking forward tok a warmer weekend.eekend. bundle up today.ndle up to as for our friday morningay mo drive problem free in all in a areas around virginia marylandid and the district very light lght volume around town on our on ou roads. not seeing any secondary orndarr interstate issues.te iss. 395 northbound edsall road todso the 14th street bridge we arebrw at speed without any slowdowns. and that trend continues con across the freeway east andast a westbound as you head by the third street tunnel.unn love what we're seeing there.ei. problem free on 210 in fort fort washingto

might be feeling it in your joints a little bit and while we're near 50 look north and west, low 50s in martinsburg and youer 30s in -- upper 30s in in the mountains. tomorrow looks good and weekend is going to be spring skiing conditions out there. and the winds again, calm here. look how they're gusting to 28 in leesburg and 30 in cumberland so the winds are going to pick up. on the west coast, mike talked about at the top of the newscast, the oroville dam in northern california more rain coming on shore with this west coast storm. but this also plays into our weather because when we got the weather coming in up i think we're going to go here what's happening at the white house. >> my administration has already imposed new sanctions on iran. and i will do more to prevent iran from ever developing -- i mean ever a nuclear weapon. our security assistance to israel is currently at an all- time high. ensuring that israel has the ability to defend itself from threats of which there are unfortunately many. both of our countries will continue and grow. we have a cooperation. and the fight against terror

temperatures around the rest of the area, 33 martinsburg, 36 in culpepper. it's a cold day. not mitch wiuch wind but. even a windchill in the 20s gives you wind. make sure you take the jacket, the gloves and the hat tonight. the radar is shooting up into the atmosphere where it is snowing. but as it's coming down it's evaporating. this warm fronta across our area. what's behind the warm front? much warmer air. temperatures back to our west, 49 indianapolis, 64 nashville, 53 in eastern kentucky. do we see a big change here. 62 degrees is where i'm going tomorrow. clouds, some sun, much, much warmer. still a cool start but a very warm afternoon. we will see the cloud cover from time to time tomorrow. again, clouds at times tomorrow, some sunshine during the afternoon. not a lot, though. but that's not going to stop temperatures from rising. look at sunday, rain mostly north and west of the d.c. area. shower activity just about all day long. i think we could get close to 70 degrees in some areas. everybody sees showers late in the afternoon as these move through. they will be m

even as far north as martinsburg at 62. a chilly breeze right off the bay. it's only in the 40s to near 50 there. all dry on storm team 4 radar. i don't have any rain or snow, of all things, in february. nothing on ray ddar now locally. we have some rain coming out of kentucky and tennessee and north carolina. these areas come into the shenandoah valley around 6:00 a.m. and the panhandle of west virginia. by 7- 8:00 a.m. northern virginia, just enough to make bit damp tomorrowg. day. sunshine breaking out by late afternoon. for the commute tomorrow, we'll have damp roads in the morning with temperatures in the mid 40s. then by noon, jumping to near 60 degrees. by 3:00, it may actually be in the upper 60s back down into the low to mid 60s by 5:00 p.m., drying out through the afternoon, a little sunshine breaking out. quite a dramatic change as we get into the next couple of days. then the changes continue on wednesday. we may be near 60 degrees in the morning and through the afternoon. then it starts to drop back down to the 40s by wednesday. all the way down

tomorrow, just a cold day. 34 martinsburg, 3 manassas. a high of 39 in d.c. with the wind, that windchill is definitely going to be on the cold side. that weekend outlook, not bad. exercise, yeah, it will be chilly out. wear a couple extra layers. skiing, looking good for that, everybody in the green. how about the super bowl parties? no travel issues at all. i'm not worried about sunday one bit. sunday is going to be a pretty nice day. again, the temperatures will be a lot warmer. that storm system that we were thinking making bringing some rain or snow on sunday now goes to our north. sunday cool start, 9:00 a.m. 35, 44 by noon. 50 by game time. 46 at k 8:00. 62 on tuesday, 60% chance of rain on tuesday and on wednesday. highs in the 60s. right back down into the 30s, though, by next thursday and friday. >> you can cook outside with those temperatures on super bowl sunday. >>> coming up in sports the wizards continue their home dominance against the lakers. they're only getting stronger with a new weapon. >>> first, here's lester holt. >> ahead for us tonig

still very nice baeweather. 62 fredericksburg,1 in ma martinsburg. it is a little bit cooler along the water. next couple of days we go right up to 67 degrees on your tuesday. back down to 60 on wednesday. then way down to 38 on thursday. that's when we're tracking a chance for rain or snow and we could see some accumulating snow in parts of the area. looking at the radar, nothing on the radar right now. we do have a system moving our way too. first thing that's going to move through is the warm front. that warm front will bring us a chance of showers early tomorrow morning. here we maybe a few moderate showers too. 7:00 a.m., 8:00 through here. by afternoon it's gone. the more sunshine we get the warmer we get. we're going for a high tomorrow of 67 degrees. that would beat the old record of 64 degrees. it's going to be rather windy too. winds could gust up to 30 miles an hour throughout the day, bringing in that warmer air. wednesday evening and wednesday night we're going to start to see the temperatures really fall. that sets the stage on thursday

a house fire on martinsburg road that happened while you were sleeping. the flames so intense that crews from frederick and loudoun counties were called in to help. about 45 firefighters in all. we are told the fire started in the walls and went into the attic. everyone made it out ok and no one was hurt. back to you. larry: i'm larry smith. autria: i'm autria godfrey. 6:00 on thursday. groundhog day -- so the question -- veronica: we are looking at some cloud cover out of here. we can put this graphic up. it is a monitor. this is the relative of punxsutawney, potomac philip. if we have sunshine, that means shadow, meaning six more weeks of winter. so we have to take a poll here. no, we dos saying, not want any more winter. all right, guys. let's talk about today. we have a bit of cloud cover making its way out of our area. that has been the trend. thecan see the clearing on last frame coming in, so it is possible that by the time we get sunrise, just after 7:30 and 8:00, there will be possibly more coming. our temperature is not too bad that's morning --

martinsburg, generally just over 30 miles per hour. today temperatures in the upper 30's to the mid-40 bus. gusty out there for your driving forecast. high, into the mid-40's. we will take a look at your next chance for rain, coming up. julie: accidents to look out for approach main avenue on the right side of the highway. northbound 200 95 after the beltway, that's accident activity tying up the right side. before still a tree down you reach the chain bridge. stay to the left to get by. inbound, coming in toward arizona avenue. tree down, closing at connecticut avenue, the intersection is still tied up at this time. that's the traffic watch. minutes to next 10 update your ride on the road and rails. larry: 6:12 this morning, a rough flight before a pilot even left the gate. >> we were a little bit afraid, having someone who was somewhat unstable flying the plane. larry: i would say so. the bizarre rant and an out first that had a pilot hole off a plane. plus a scramble on the world stage. emergency meeting after north korea releases t

already hit 74 downtown. 72 a new record high. 72 martinsburg for a record high. 72 baltimore for a record high the records felt like dominos. you mentioned two seasons in a week. two seasons in two days. this is future cast advance to thursday morning. we have rain leesburg south. we're talking heavy rain coming in wednesday night over night into thursday morning. it will advance again by 6:00 a.m. rain goes to snow. you might think why, it's 40 in leesburg and 42 downtown. support snow even though the surface tperatures are above freezing. going to wake up thursday morning, snow flying. temperatures above freezing, even 8:30 left over snow showers. roads are going to be wet. thursday night and friday, we'll come back and talk about how long winter will last. >> for a second day, students stayed home because bed bugs have taken over their school. students moved over a mile away while the clean up continues. do we know how long the students are going to this other school? >> we can expect up to eight days. they're putting finishing touches on the school before they arrive tomorrow morning.

current temperature, 43 martinsburg, 50 culpepper, 54 in charlottesville. yesterday charlottesville got up to 82 degrees while we were still in the 40s to the north. that very tight pressure gradient has relaxed. we're still seeing miles an hour. below advisory criteria, at least for now. that's some very good news. i do expect them to continue to decrease. they just cancelled the advisory. there you go. we have just now cancelled the advisory in the d.c. metro area. there you go, live on tv. radar, nothing to show as far as that's concerned. we're still dealing with a little bit of a breeze, but the weather really starting to relax now. here's the blizzard going on up around halifax, nova scotia, maine. they only got about 4-6 inches in the boston metro area. it will be breezy and cool tomorrow. windchills stay in the 40s. year at all. tomorrow morning, 31 degrees with a windchill about 25-26. it will be a cold start to the day. 39 degrees by noon with the chou cloud cover. rather nice tomorrow afternoon with a temperature right there around 51 degrees as

here's how high they gusted in the last hour. 24 fredrick, 22 martinsburg. they're brisk. compared to this morning and overnight, not a problem. however, they're driving low wind chills. feels like 39 downtown, 33 gaithersburg. 30 up in fredrick. feels like 40 in manas sus. we'll come back and talk about valentine's day. we'll let you know if everyone can deliver flowers and chocolates without problems. we're tracking one storm to the south wednesday that could produce a couple showers south of town. we'll talk about that as well. everything is much calmer today. power out for a few folks. that indeed is good news. >>> thanks. returning to mcclain, virginia. utility crews had to work several hours to get power on to a bump of homes. thousands went dark last night when wind gusts of 60 miles per hour came sweeping through the neighborhood. things were fell on tangled power lines at the intersection of mcgarety road. >> i've never seen winds like this before. >> downed wires and debris slowed traffic on cedar lane. traffic is moving well through the area now. >>> despite the

., 47 martinsburg. by 1:00, you can eat lunch outside. upper 60s already. not crazy winds tomorrow afternoon. they'll get crazy tomorrow night. by 6:00 p.m. here comes showers. maybe a couple of thunderstorms leesburg to winchester. they rolled through tuesday night. they clear everybody for southern maryland midnight wednesday. we get the winds. this is a forecast. 6:00 a.m. on wednesday. these are wind gusts. snapshot in time. 38 miles per hour wind gusts downtown. 41 gaithersburg. they don't get better. they get stronger. by noon wednesday, 41 miles per hour wind gusts common in blue across the metro area. notice the southwest wind. that's a warm wind. going to pull this incredibly warm air. going to give the chance for severe weather wednesday afternoon into wednesday night. more tonight, returning partly cloudy, chilly. a passing sprinkle. 38 to 46. winds south southwest at 10. on the day planner, 40s to start. we're rapidly, 61 by 11:00 and 66 by 1:00. february is not going to cause problems going out. march not going to cause problems coming in maybe

martinsburg right now up to 50 with that sunshine across the region. we are starting to see temperatures warm. we saw some rain or snow a little bit earlier, sprinkles and flurries. that system is pushing on out. you can see it coming through earlier and moving down to the south. look at this system back west. snow back towards western portions of texas. the other day it was 90 degrees here, now they're seeing snow. saw some severe weather around houston, tornados that came on the ground. some reports of tornado damage around the houston area. this storm will move along this path and come right up towards our region. most of us will stay dry from this. i really do think most of us will stay on the dry side. but down to the south, better chance of rain. look at the rain down towards southern maryland, parts of the delmarva. i think this might be a little bit farther to the north. i still think d.c. northward stays all dry tomorrow. we'll see the cloud cover and then we'll see the sun during the afternoon. that will allow temperatures to get back into th

morning, and that is why you are under a winter weather advisory, and leesburg, and gaithersburg, and martinsburg down to ray, and you will see that some areas will pick up a couple of inches of snow, and so we will tell you about the time thing of this and when we will see the heaviest snow right through downtown. i have that coming up in 15. >> thank you, doug. meanwhile, the road crews are getting ready, and they know it is going to be a tricky storm to fight. transportation reporter adam tuss has the story. >> reporter: we are out right now going around and you may be wondering why there are not crews out there? i first, but, however, vdot is calling in the crews and the con tr contrack or thes the and saying they will be ready no matter what happens. >> midnight to 2:00 a.m. is when you will see the trucks on the side of the road, staging to start. we will err on the side of caution, and have the trucks out, there and if you can delay your travel, that'd be awesome. >> reporter: and the drivers are taking nit stride. we went out the leesburg to catch up with the drivers. >> i have lived here

., notice 27 windchill d.c. 19 in martinsburg. around 4:00, still in the 20s to the north and west. so a very cold day tomorrow for sure because of that wind as you move on out and about. tomorrow night, friday night, a lot of people getting out. maybe it's date night for you. 17 in leesburg, 23 in manassas, 28 gaithersburg. low teens early on saturday morning. saturday will be a cold day. windchills in the 20s to low 30s throughout most of the afternoon. now, speaking of the rest of the weekend here, we see high temperature tomorrow of 43. only 39 on saturday. that's the coldest day we've got. 47 on sunday. sunday we've prey taken out any chances of rain or snow on sunday. last week at this time it was looking like it could be our first snowstorm of the season. that's not going to happen. a very weak system, most of it stays to the north. no road issues and you may not see anything at all. if you're having a party, going to a party, you're going to be a-okay. then we get to that big storm tuesday and wednesday. a pretty big rainmaker. also bumping those temperatures way up in the m

it's a lot colder in the suburbs this 27 in montgomery county. 28 in martinsburg, west virginia. winter coats back in fashion for this morning. clouds thickening up as the day goes along. probably not worrying about rain in and around the city this morning. our friends and neighbors, you may want to bring your umbrella just to play it on the safe side because there could be a stray shower or two. highs today, mid to upper 50s across the area. again, there's all that rain just down to our south and west. that's a chance for some showers here northern parts of the valley. again, not expecting a big chance for rain in and around the city today. there's that little rain chance well to our north and west. 59 today. 67 tomorrow. 77 on wednesday. wednesday will be a weather alert day. could have severe weather once again to concern ourselves with. thursday breezy and cooler. friday dhil drops around. for now let's find out how that monday morning commute is coming along. >> a couple of spots with slowdowns here. southbound 270, chopper over this one. at 80, urbana, the southbound lanes,

and 37 mannasas and 37 towards martinsburg continuing for mountain communities western facing grant and pendle ton for two to four inches and that's until 10 in the morning. there's a flurry. while we're cold tomorrow tomorrow we see cold air receding into the weekend with weekend warm-up featuring temperatures in the 60s. here's a look at weekend and again, 6 on saturday. with sun to clouds and some clouds saturday night. don't think there will be showers with. it we'll keep an eye on that. sunday the clouds break one more sunshine. 64. looks like a beautiful day followed closely i by president day monday looking fantastic. we keep the warm stuff going beyond the weekend and we have mid 60s and we have a 65 degree reading for you on tuesday and wednesday still mild 60 and you don't see much in the way of rain in this forecast. and so, enjoy very, very comfortable middle part of february looking nice. shawn, tony, back to you. >> shank you, sue. >> up next tonight a local legend called if a career. >> here we go again with redskins and kirk cousins will this off season be a repeat of la

it's 39 in martinsburg. 36 in winchester. 44 in warrenton and manassas. 46 in fredericksburg. 44 at patuxent river naval air station. we head through the rest of the afternoon and the early everything we will see winds continue to gust at the ranges. 38-mile-per-hour gusts at reagan national. 40 miles per hour at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. higher west, even at the higher elevation the wind gusts are lower. it's breezy but the gusty winds will end shortly. we have a slow and a steady temperatures through late night. by early morning around 30 to 32 in downtown washington. most everybody else should be in 20's. still with the breezes in the morning. degrees. female like 20 in baltimore. 20 in manassas. 23 in washington. 20 in frederick. the temperatures are going to have a hard time to get out of the upper 30's to 40 tomorrow. it will be cold. we warm up on friday with upper 30's and a few clouds and fair amount of sunshine. over the weekend, presidents' day weekend, there is more cloudiness on saturday. presidents' day is 65 with plenty of sunshine. that is great. coming up monday in observati

have the wint e e weather advisories in effect for half of the view iing area from shenandh valley to martinsburg and leesburg and gaithersburg and points north and west, but it does not include the d.c. area. the snow with a little bit of the impact here from d.c. southwards, but the bigger impact is the huge drop of temperatures, and how that feels. >> yes, and as you said, doug, 74 degrees is the record, but this is how cold it is going to with be feeling tomorrow. it is going to be blustery and feeling like the 20s and then by friday morning, we will feel like we are in the single digits and talking about a 60-degree temperature drop, but the temperatures are going to to be playing a huge role in the snow system as rain is changing over to the snow, and a beautiful evening, doug. >> yes, it is a-o a doing be talking about the roads, and my snowfall map at 4:15. >> okay. if you are headed out today, that they are not going to be doing good for you in the record-setting snow. and so february is february, and we are out in the sunshine today looking at how the crews are preparing for the big cha

some of the forecast lows in the western zones will be in the lower to the mid-40's. 43 in martinsburg when you get up. 43 in hancock. 44 in charlestown. 42 through freer metro areas the degree is the same. warmer in the city, drop to 46. low to mid-40's. we will have the cloudiness to deal with. we have legendary low pressure over the western section of the mississippi that will move south and take most of the rain with it. a trouble zone will come through. it will bringgl cloudiness. maybe a sprinkle somewhere but not much at all. the future cast is showing most of the moisture heading south and drying out in the atmosphere. so by 8:30 we have clouds. winds from the south. we will turn partly sunny. today is mid-to-upper 50's in spots. tomorrow the mid-to-upper 60's. warm beyond that heading to thursday and friday. a big push of wind out of the south. a big push of air get us to the lower 70's for thursday and friday. on saturday, transition day. it's close to 7 cold front for saturday afternoon. we are putting 70 p.c. of showers -- 70% of showers. behind the front breezy on sunday.

this is an observation. 18 miles per hour wind gust. 22 in martinsburg. for tonight colder. everybody goes below freezing. normally that is not a big deal. bus stop temperature 22-36. not much wind in the morning. winds will pick up in the afternoon. but cold and dry both friday and saturday. and now sunday even some sun on sunday. may be a pretty nice day. a sprinkle or flurry is possible. future cast. some clouds tonight. maybe a wee bit over done. 29 in gaithers burg hagerstown. and by dawn even downtown is below freezing. 24 in hagerstown now. looking at 28 in buoy. by 19 upper 20s and low 30s. by 1:00 temperatures near freezing. even if we make 40-41-42 tomorrow, the winds will make it feel like it's in the 20s and 30s. so we have to talk to the kids and get them in that mind set. by 6:00 p.m., 30 in hagerstown. only 35 for our friends in l.a. plait. and by 9:00 some 20s sneaking back in. tomorrow night probably see some teens north and west of town. this is a forecast. this is the future cast of the windchill. so it will feel like 31 tomorrow downtown around noon. but