martinsburg, 52. temperatures are in the '50s everywhere and will not move marks throughout the day. they will pretty much told steady, trading a few degrees here and there throughout the day. there is the first batch of rain that move through last night and earlier this morning. it's going to be a great -- gray day today. the ms. treynor vespers in our way from kentucky and tennessee. it's riding along a cold front that is straddling our area right now, it's across the washington region and stretching into texas. areas of low pressure will be riding along the front, causing areas of rain. unsettled forecast for the first half of the week. by thanksgiving it looks like we will be clearing out and conditions will be dry. here's the futurecast. pretty much keeps us dry for the rest of the day. by tonight around and after bedtime some areas of rain will be moving into from the west and southwest. there will be intermittent rainfall throughout the day tomorrow. even some yellow areas on tuesday showing en

right now, winchester through martinsburg approaching maybe into western frederick county and up into washington county. we've got a few showers, light ones out there. beverly farmer is in for monika with timesaver traffic. >> we're checking the ride for folks on the beltway in maryland. no early problems from andrews, landover, you've got lanes open. beltway south of town. wilson bridge. look at the volume forming here in the outer loop past new hampshire avenue west into silver spring. broken down car before connecticut avenue on the narrow left shoulder, not helping things. i-270, an earlier crash already out of the way and gone. but out of hyattstown, out of frederick county, the volume building as you head south. virginia drivers, northbound 95 seeing the slow traffic from the prince william parkway up across the occoquan. more volume building to get into springfield. headlights on the left side of the screen into landmark on 395 were below speed. approaching the inbound 14th street bridge. drivers on 66 had delays through manassas through centreville toward vienna. the overnight

up toward martinsburg, approaching williamsport and hagerstown. we'll be watching that and the showers will become more widespread later this morning and midday. our day planner calling for temperatures way up in the 60s by noon. scattered showers here and there as temperatures will be dropping off to the lower 60s by 6:00 p.m. monika is off but here's beverly with our timesaver traffic. >> howard, right now, traveling southbound on 270 out of frederick county. some building volume, no incidents report into germantown. here in gaithersburg, running freely, shady grove road on down toward the lane divide and on to the montgomery county beltway. we're off to a great start. >> there is a push to create new historic districts in arlington. the colonial village shopping center built in the 1930s is on the county's list of essential historic properties. now, the goal is to keep the buildings from being demolished. the list includes a post office and a gas station. despite the push, at least one arlington realtor predicts most property owners will declin

martinsburg's at the freezing mark. clear skies again today. total sunshine with high- pressure overhead, giving us the general sinking motion in the atmosphere, inhibiting clouds from forming. clouds will be developing in the rockies out to the northwest. a cold front will swing our way on sunday, giving us the chance of a few showers late sunday. high and dry today and tomorrow. moving into sunday, clouds start filling in. by the afternoon on sunday is when we have the chance of a few showers, even lingering into the early part of next week. it looks unsettled to start the week. sunny skies today, well into the 60's. the same story tomorrow, a few high, thin clouds. the weather pattern will shift on sunday, a chance of showers late in the day. >>> we still have a problem in tysons corner. for shoppers headed away from the mall eastbound towards the beltway, only one lane is squeezing by an accident. 123 is a good option. springfield looks good northbound and southbound on 95. no accidents or incidents. "good morning washington" >>> good morni

locally, a couple of sprinkles from martinsburg west. paw paw toward hancock and out 70 toward hagerstown or 68 toward hagerstown as well. 70 here. 68 west of hancock. you know what i'm saying. we've got a few showers around. we'll have more especially on wednesday. beverly farmer, good tuesday morning to you! >> good tuesday morning so far on the roadways, too, howard. no early incidents reported northbound 95, growing volume out of fredericksburg through stafford heading into quantico. making your way into woodbridge, here, northbound, past newington. the volume is still light. on to 395 and head on up to the 14th street bridge. overnight roadwork on tysons. check out the ride for travelers on the maryland side. southbound lanes of 270, just growing volume. lanes open as you make your way past shady grove. beltway, outer loop looks good into silver spring. no early problems. beltway south of town, 50 or the bw parkway and downtown still looking good. making your way into northeast. andrea, mike, back to you. >>> thank you, beverly. >>

there's been in martinsburg, winchester washington county, hagerstown, progress county now -- now. the first cold front today and the second to model. the one to mall gives us a better chance of rain. -- the second cold front is tomorrow. the cold front will give us a better chance of rain. a few spotty showers this afternoon locally. shot was off and on tomorrow low 60's. >>> 66 westbound construction clearing between the list read and 123. in newschopper 7 flying over the area. the right lane is closed. look at traffic emerging from nutley street onto the interstate. nobody's going to let you in. 66 westbound, construction still on the right side. two lanes to the left, leaving the beltway in orbs 123. headlights are sympathetic. east boundless natural in manassas and centreville near 50. and and looking at these poor souls on the westbound side near nutley street. back in 10 minutes. >> makes me feel glad i am already at work. >>> 6:00 hour of, 64 degrees. >> black friday deals without waiting period for which the christmas shopping season starts of thanksgiving day. >> the late

also in leesburg. 37 winchester up through martinsburg. it is gusting to 33 in southern maryland. 32 in andrews. a very windy afternoon. some of us are also going to see some showers soon and then more showers over the next few hours coming in from the north and west. some sunshine mixed with clouds. upper 50s as we head toward 1:00. few more showers starting to show up. look at the winds west of 25. west at 23. northwest now at 19 at 5:00 with showers around. 53. lingering showers by 7:00 south and east of town. 50 degrees. still a northwest wind at 21. these are the sustained winds. these are not the gusts that could be 30, 35, 40 miles per hour here in washington. by 9:00, north winds at 18. that will push wind chills down in the 30s. temperatures overnight, areawide, will drop into the 30s. showers, they were heavy rains in spots last night. in fact, in the last 24 hours or so, areas in fauquier county, an inch and a half of rain. this line came through. that's what we're looking at now. that's the cold front. it extends from around no

martinsburg, 36. manassas, 36. fredericksburg, down there in the brrr. 35. these are not rain-making clouds, so we will be dry for your sunday. newer oaks chance of rain doesn't show up until thursday. a nice stretch of dry weather coming our way. with it being dry each day, each day we should be just a little bit warmer than the day before. a mix of clouds and sunshine for today. the more clouds the further east you go. more sunshine for you folks out to the west. temperatures will climb into the mid-50s today. here you can see look at that bubble of cloud cover there over southern maryland, the eastern shore as well basically paralleling and off to the east of i-95. that's where the bulk of the clouds are going to stay today. we can't rule out a few clouds getting out towards the blue ridge as well. so our cold morning will turn into a pleasant enough afternoon. cloud cover staying thickest along the coastline. overnight tonight and into early tomorrow, another fairly chilly night but not quite as cold as it was this night we just finished up. more good, r

monday as as, you are 30 degrees. 35 in martinsburg. 4 in frederick. here is your forecast. warm, sunny, high temperatures in the upper 60s later this afternoon, maybe a few of us will touch 70 by 3:00 or 4:00 today. so enjoy the afternoon because we have cooler weather ottawa. more details in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today is election day in the u.s. and in virginia all state house and state senate seats are up for grabs. even though only about a third of contested and there are local races in every county and city across the commonwealth n maryland, there are local elections in bowie, college park and greenbelt. baltimore's democratic mayor is expected to keep her job. >>> in the race for the white house, republican presidential candidate herman cain is holding a news conference later on today to answer sexual harassment claims. this as a fourth woman came forward yesterday accusing him of trying to grope her when she asked him to help her find a job. this morning, the washington examiner is reporting another woman from arlington is accusing cain of tr

lots of clouds around and a few more showers in the forecast. 64 the afternoon high in martinsburg. >> thank you. >>> let's check in with julie wright with the latest on traffic. let's see how the rain is treating the roadways. >> we had an accident on the outer loop near connecticut avenue. that has been cleared but the wet pavement, the road spray and the fog, that is what we're dealing with today. unfortunately, the accident activity here at connecticut avenue now out of the roadway. our lanes are open on both sides of the beltway traveling between 270 and 95 college park. the ramp from briggs chaney to 29 is still tied up with overnight construction. they have periodic closure as long the play near tyson's but that roadwork is in the process of being cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a terror plot thwarted in the big apple. police say i map was planning to target soldiers returning from the war. jose pimentel was denied bail last night. investigators say he planned to blow up police stations and poafort offices. he has been under investigation for the past

laich train from martinsburg in around the winchester area. northwest of the metro area, also seeing a band of rain down into the lower mississippi valley. off to theing northeast. be it for the later weain and then more showers. locally, our chances are in the afternoon. here is the first cold fronts today. the second it will move through tomorrow. give as the bigger temperaturems of changes. looking at that area energy causing clouds and showers in texas. that will help trigger the rain. near 70 again. probably around lunchtime and drop intoatures will the cold front. anywhere from three quarters of over an inch in terms overall accumulation. temperatures will be on the downswing into thursday. could have a brief shower otherwise some sunshine. lower 50's. big changes are coming. not too big of a change from the highway.an on we knew -- we do know that the increased. stuffg onto 95, normal ahead of you. a little bit of a slowdown but nothing to worry about. could inside the beltway and the district. the green light on 95 in maryland.nd to co

temperatures winchester at 36 degrees right now, and 39 in martinsburg, 41 at reagan national, 42 in lexington park. the wood is steady out of the west northwest at 10 or 15 miles an hour or if the gusting in excess of 20 and at times about 30 miles an hour. that gives us a been chill factor or the feels like temperature this friday morning. cumberland, feels like 28 degrees, 33 and reagan national. frederick feels like 29 because of the wind. today is the first day this fall but i've had to pull out of the wind chill map. we will be needing that's through the next couple months. warming up into the weekend. relatively comfortable early next week as well. there's lake-effect snow in ohio, pennsylvania new york, and michigan. that is a sign of fall. we are in between a high- pressure system dakota south and low pressure to the north. a pretty good pressure gradient is giving us gusty wind. up to 30 miles an hour of throughout the day. ties will be near 50. that means we will only be around 50 four few hours this afternoon. most of the day will be spent in the 40's, so prepare for temp

now, 56 degrees at dulles. 57 baltimore. 56 annapolis. 57degrees at d.c. 59 at fredericksburg. 54 at martinsburg. hagers town at 54 degrees as well. national temperatures, dividing line here. this is where that cold front is. it will move through across our area. behind it, all this cooler air settling in. we'll feel the influx of that through the next day or so, as our temperatures start to get a little bit on the chilly side, especially at night with that frontal system shuffling in cooler conditions. this front will stall the south. number of disturbances along this front. stronger system tuesday night into wednesday. rainfall tomorrow. it won't be a washout tomorrow, however. tuesday looks like a day we'll see more rain with a stronger system. wednesday that will leave us with a chance of thunderstorms. then thursday, just in time for thanksgiving, nice ridge of high pressure builds in. that will set us up for sunshine that will stick through the beginning of the weekend. temperatures going up or down a little bit. by thanksgiving, 54. and with the sunshine, i think after you eat that food,

quantico 40. 30 in martinsburg, 32 at dulles airport 34 in gaithersburg. some patchy fog. there's reduced visibility this morning and maybe tomorrow morning as well. a lot of sunshine today. total sunshine, low 60's. sunrise at 6:41, about an hour earlier than it was when you went to work last friday morning. there was daylight savings time coming to an end this weekend prior. sunshine all the way to wednesday with ties a little above average the next few days. slight chance of showers by thursday morning and midday. just such a slight chance. we may not even have that in the forecast by this time tomorrow. a very agreeable workweek. cooling off on friday. >>> in virginia, things are status quo. this is live in maryland. we have a box truck that flipped over this morning on 50 maryland, eastbound after the beltway. traffic uses the right lane to get by. the day will take this truck away increases because it is in pieces. 50 eastbound after 704. headlights on the left, that is traffic out of annapolis headed towards cheverly, moving at speed. >>> 41 degrees. >> coming up, a

you are 36 degrees. 28 in frederick. 31 in martinsburg. 32 at dulles. 32 in manassas. you get the idea. 37 in leonardtown. satellite-radar, not a lot to show you. we have high pressure right here anchored across the mid- atlantic and across the carolinas that. will help steer this cold front at least temporarily kind of off to the north and west. eventually, the front will get in here and bring us some cooler temperatures t won't be until thursday and friday until we start to realize though. so next couple of days, absolute lie beautiful. mild afternoons, if not warm here. and cool nights with overnight lows back into the 30s and low 40s. sunshine, beautiful afternoon. 64, wind, nice and calm. a little morning fog. that is real lit worst of this forecast. clear tonight, cool, light wind. 44 your overnight low. 30s tomorrow morning when you are up and out the door with cool -- it should say calm winds. we will cloud up on wednesday. showers likely thursday and there you go, cooler weather by friday, highs in the low 50s. let's do some on-time traffic and julie wright ha

most of the rain will hold off until wednesday. 55 degrees right now at reagan national and martinsburg. a 58 in quantico. lexington park at 59 degrees. it's going to be a mild afternoon with highs in the upper 60's today. more clouds and sunshine to start the day, partly sunny conditions for the afternoon. a breeze out of the southwest up to 25. mostly cloudy tomorrow, mid 60's. really cooling off by thursday and friday behind the rainfall that will move through on wednesday. >>> accident reported on addison road at walkersville road. there was one of the outer loop between 236 and braddock road. don't worry about that any longer. no troubles out of the harrissonville -- of outut of purcellville. 66 has more volume but no accidents out of manassas. in pretty decent shape on 28 and 29 headed through camp washington. 66 looks good inside the beltway corlieu falls church. 395, more of your neighbors on the road. george washington parkway is quiet. long-term construction on the g.w. parkway. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:12. the national cathedral is back open. sunday services were not

in martinsburg 0.3. in laurel and activities, under 0.2 inches. -- unilateral and chevy chase. -- in laurel and chevy chase. visibility's are down. 3 miles at reagan national. 0.5 in hagerstown and winchester. 0.0 miles in cumberland frederick. the thickest fog is north and north west of the metro. it will take awhile to lift because there's a cloud deck above. it will be unsettled. temperatures will not move much all day. it's mild outside right now. we are 64 degrees in the district right now and normally it would be in the 40's. 54 in the district, and temperatures will flux wait a little crowd today. there's another back to rain down to our southwest with an area of low pressure. most of the rain will be tonight and through the first half of wednesday. thanksgiving looks good. >>> traffic on the road is not looking good. there's an accident at the parkway south of potomac road. a lot of traffic on 66 and 95 in virginia, but no accidents. quiet on the beltway in virginia. no accidents. look at this pi

temperatures right now, 39 degrees at gaithersburg. 37 dulles. 34 at frederick. 45 martinsburg. 47 d.c. 40 at baltimore this hour. high pressure will slide out about mid-week and we'll keep an eye on the approaching frontal system. it has some showers with it. reaching us by thursday. another ridge of high pressure builds in behind it, just in time for friday and veteran's day. our temperatures will rise into the 60s. midday tomorrow, the sun will be bright. 59degrees. could see early morning fog tomorrow morning. other than that, things will be nice. here's a look at the five-day forecast. heading up to 57 by tuesday. clouds tuesday and showers a possibility thursday. friday back to the sun again. will? >>> good news there. the capital christmas tree is on its way to d.c. crews chopped down the 65-foot white fir yesterday from the sierra nevada mountains from california. best of the best for color, fullness and shape. >> it's a great honor, a once in a lifetime opportunity. something that hasn't been done, only fourth time california has had the tree. it's huge. we're over the top exc

right now we have clear skies off to the west. 34 in martinsburg. 36 in hagerstown. with the cloud cover, 57 at reagan national. the sclice continue to clear. -- the skies will continue to clear. let's go to lisa. >> we just had an accident reporteded southbound at 270. back that up. on 270. they are going to check both directions for you. 270 at falls road. metro rail reporting normal service. no problems on the belt way close to the wilson bridge. virginia travel, no complications besides the belt way now. we had a crash that was moved on the the shoulder. back to the news desk. >> thank you, lisa. time now 5:11. about 43 degrees outside. >> now competition for amazon's fire tablet. what barnes and nobleny great pioneers before me, guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes cld save you fifteen percent,

below freezing in martinsburg and cumberland and frederick. 41 at reagan national. former along the waterways. 40 in quantico, 43 in annapolis. some locations just below freezing. clear skies through the day. we have morning fog. that's reducing visibility. sunrise in less than an hour. that will burn off quickly. clear skies, a total sunshine today. cold front moving slowly to the last -- often to the west. slight chance of isolated showers on thursday. 62 today, sunday. 66 tomorrow and wednesday. the extended forecast is coming up. >>> saturated in virginia. 66 eastbound out of manassas and again at 50. heavy volume on 95/red-shaded areas account from dale city into lorton. building in volume on 395 at duke street to get to the pentagon. maryland, an accident on 50 east after the beltway with a box truck on its side. this happened at about 3:30 this morning. three minor injuries. they are happy to disassemble the box truck. 50 east after 704, one lane open to the right. back to you. >> thank you. >>> >> 6:00 hour right now, 41 degrees. >> the caps meow. -- cat's m

dew point 3 in martinsburg. over an inch and a half in gaithersburg. temperatures in the lower to upper 50's in those locations. we will talk about how the temperatures will change, coming up. heavy rain on the eastern shore and in the middle peninsula, pushing out of southern maryland the, out of the northern neck. east of 95 in our area. if you are traveling north of d.c. on 95, there was rain early north of baltimore. we will see precipitation wrapping and moving out. looks great in the midsection of the country. showers coming onshore in parts of the pacific northwest. the two friends are moving through today. there's a cold front that will slide in from the west. that's causing a wide-ranging temperatures. temperatures will drop throughout the day. when we would normally give the afternoon high temperature around 3:00 p.m. it's going to be getting cooler outside rather than getting warmer a, because of a cold front. you will notice the gusty wind behind the front. take a look of these numbers. 46 in winches

look at martinsburg 29. with just a little bit of a breeze, wind chills across the board are in the 20's. at times your wind chills may dip down into the lower 20's, but it's not an exceptionally breezy day. winds will be shifting to the south ushering warmer air for the weekend. so it will be a good 10 degrees below average now but rebounding into the mid 50's tomorrow and i think we'll break the 60's sunday. clouds for the second half of the day sunday. then rain chances next week. >> the latest literally hanging up the phone with metro rail reporting good service. green light, that da! we'll show you what the pace of traffic is on the highway. moving very well. southbound on 270 to clarksburg to join the beltway. 95 66, 395 uneventful start. and we love it that way. all right cynne and natasha. >> 35 degrees. coming up on today's "tech bytes." amazon getting into the smartphones. >> and triple a has released its travel forecast for the >> a judge could announce a key decision in the high-profile u.v.a. la

martinsburg, 46, 45 in manchester, 54 in lexington park. temperatures will slowly climb up words throughout the day. one degree every couple hours is probably the best we can do. temperatures will continue to rise through tonight. even after sunset, warming. low to mid 60's by this time tomorrow. that will be our high temperatures today. notice the rain to the northwest. it's becoming more widespread and moving into the washington area. it's associated with an area of low pressure moving through arkansas. there's a cold front that has some showers and that will give us rainfall by this time tomorrow. here's the warm front with muggy air that's going to move into town tonight and into tomorrow. the rain becoming more widespread, mid 50's today. near 60 tonight. temperatures climbing into the morning, then dropping thereafter. clearing out in time for thanksgiving, looking beautiful. >>> 95 and 66, typical volume starting to grow. let's go to 395 traffic. northbound looks pretty good and duke street. all the way to the pentagon and to the 14t

up toward frederick and martinsburg, we are going to see a chilly night tonight. it stays on the dry side. storm 4 doppler radar, nothing to show you. the temperatures dropping to 40 by 11:00. to 33 when you wake up tomorrow morning. that's inside the beltway. most of you wake up to temperatures in the 20s. that's not all. the complete forecast coming up in a minute. >> see you then. thank you, doug. >>> d.c.s attorney general criticized leaders for not speaking out more against unethical behavior. that comment came as the d.c. council is wrestling with new, tougher ethics laws. tom sherwood joins us with more. >> it was an unusual remark by the attorney general. three officials under federal investigation right now. >> the district government is mired an ethics issues there's no end in sight. >> setting up an ethics committee is definitely the way to go. >> muriel bowser is looking to write it. it would require more disclosure of cash and other contributions and prohibit secrete funds. >> allows lobbyist lawyers for free or for reduced rates. >> the toughest talk

that is where we have the dense fog advisory until 9 a.m. 48 in the district. 50 in martinsburg. winchester 54. highs will be in the mid 50's today. then temperatures will drop behind the cold front. a little bit of a gusty wind. tomorrow, windy. in excess of 25 at times. partly cloudy and coolers. . temperatures will rebound for the weekend. >>> a long ride into work this morning. was white knuckle. i am exhausted. that is because of dangerous fog. the southeast, all see is in your headlights. are following that and no for you.iting be mindful coming out of the charles county, prince george's the east side of town even across the bay bridge. no accidents to report for now. are good ones you get into the district. problems on the northeast. normal travel times right now on at the wilson bridge. we have aar side, camera available. snooze in germantown. more to come on the traffic side and now the news. >>> we begin this morning with bombshells from the sex abuse scandal. late last night to joe paternal a -- paterno addressed the media. have things to do. >> earlier, he had said he

are starting to drop but it is not going to get terribly cold tonight. 57 in bethesda. 54 degrees in martinsburg. 64 at the ragged national. mid-50's, most areas now. 55 in the nation's capital. mild temperatures to most of the mid-atlantic. that air is moving here. here is the cold front and here is the increasing cloudiness. skies should clear out and it will become a bit breezy. that cold air will arrive here on friday. temperatures are barely near 50 on friday. another warm up for the weekend and beyond. 8:00 tomorrow, 47. 55 degrees at midday. temperature may be 52, somewhere in that range. 50 degrees for veterans day. sunday, and a lot of sunshine, lower 60's. monday tuesday wednesday temperatures in the mid-60's. >>> the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >>> joe paterno huh? >> this is so emotional for me. i have been to his house he recruited my son. this is hard. unbelievable. the fallout from the sexual abuse case at penn state continues. joe paterno announced his retirement effective at the end of the year. early this morning, he met w

some like this afternoon with high temperatures around 60. 34 degrees in martinsburg. 33 in charlestown, at the freezing mark in frederick along with la plata. northwest d.c., 45. along the water in annapolis 42. a lot of sunshine today. total sunshine throughout the day. nothing but blue skies. a gorgeous day, is around 60. low to mid 50's -- a blow to mid 60's tomorrow. >>> at the end of the ramp from colesville road to head onto the outer loop, if an accident off to the far right side no longer causing an early merge but it is a distraction leaving college park to silver spring. we will be back in less than 10 minutes. >>> we begin with a developing story from asia. stock markets fell for the third straight day, on fears breeze will default on debt. greek prime minister shocked europe by calling for a referendum on an unpopular european union plan to rescue the greek economy. -- asian stocks fell on fears greece will default on its debt. the dow jones had the biggest one-day drop in two months. >>> president obama will speak in georgetown this morning on his jobs plan at the key brid

currently sitting at 42 in martinsburg. when you add in the wind, you get a windchill of already 37 in gaithersburg. 46 in winchester. 39 in martinsburg and 40 in manassas. a very chilly evening. the windchills continue to go down throughout the evening and into the day tomorrow. nothing to show you on the radar. no rain out there. don't expect any this weekend. we are looking at a dry weekend. i think it's going to be chilly, at least to start the day saturday and to start the day on sunday. then we see changes. you can see the flow out of the northwest. that's what's bringing in the wind. the good news is the flow switches out of the southwest tomorrow afternoon and into sunday. that helps temperatures warm up. tonight, a few clouds, chilly. 42 to 46 degrees. the sun went down. winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25. tomorrow morning, clear, breezy and cold with windchills in the teens to lower 20s in most areas. inside the district, i'm thinking 28 to 30 degrees with winds out of the southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour.

these dissipate because the daytime heat from the sun that causes those clouds to develop. 52 now in martinsburg, radian nacional, 57. -- reagan national, 57. even cooler is great falls montana which is that the freezing point. that is really cold air. not that bad across the country. wyoming is expecting anywhere from six to 14 inches of snow through tomorrow with the next farm system that is developing. -- next storm system that is developing. that is the only active whether we have to talk about across the country. with the area of low pressure just off of our coastline, a very weak coastal storm that is developing. last night, there was some sprinkles and light showers. east of 95 and early this morning. other than that, no big impact on our area or new england. we went through the cold rain and heavy snow. high-pressure is settling. there will be a lot of sunshine. all the way through thursday. on friday, this system will go to the south. that could give us a few isolated showers on friday morning. generally, it looks dry through the extended forecast. i don't have much confidence in that m

you have seen the winds close to 50 in martinsburg earlier today. the good news, the winds will subside a little bit. we are still talking 15 to 25-mile-an-hour wind gusts instead of 25 to 35-mile-an-hour winds. they are going to create windchills tonight. we are seeing windchills in the upper 30s tonight. watch out for that. still shower activity to talk about. right along route 2, down toward honeytown seeing showers. northern st. mary's county seeing the showers there, too. we'll continue to watch as they make their way off to the chesapeake bay and eventually toward the eastern shore. they are crossing the chesapeake bay bridge now but they didn't have to pay the toll. as far as the storm is concerned, it's moving off the coast. snow showers through portions of maine. we are going to see things getting better. if you have a flight tomorrow from washington to new york or boston, we should be better off. right now, some delays at all three airports. by tomorrow, we should be able to calm things down at least a little bit as the storm system moves

still have a few more hours to go. 62 at reagan national, 68 in gaithersburg 60 in hagerstown, 61 in martinsburg, 60 degrees in lexington park. possible outside, clear skies. nothing but a sunshine with high-pressure in place. high-pressure giving us a general standing motion in atmosphere. it is inhibiting clouds from forming and deflecting active weather of band around our region. that is really protecting us from cloud cover and shower activity for the time being. notice the rainfall in the midsection of the country. that will slowly works its way to the north. it will swing the cold front to our region. what the means for us is cooler temperatures friday or rather its thursday into friday. also, the chance of showers as we go into thursday around midday and even late morning we could see areas of rain. here's the express forecast. mid 60's around 4:00 p.m., some locations could reach 77 -- 70 or 71 degrees. 4:00 p.m., temperatures dropping. early tomorrow morning, low to mid 40's with a chance of patchy fog. slight chance of rain on thursday. it is a slight chance, not a washout. just a few

as you head out to the west, south of martinsburg, very late drizzle. south of that region, the rain has temporarily ended. a few heavier pockets but for the most part very widely scattered areas of rain. it looks like the next few hours, we'll see this moderate rain across northern sections of maryland but later this evening, cloudy, drizzly and foggy conditions. there is more rain to the west and southwest of us. so we do still have some rain in the forecast for overnight and into tomorrow morning before hopefully, we start seeing some drier air move in. temperatures right now, we're at 55. dew point 55, 100% humidity. east wind at seven, 57 down on the south. there's some warmer air trying to move in from virginia and the carolinas. temperatures tonight probably aren't going to go anywhere. maybe a couple of degrees and actually come up during the morning tomorrow, maybe into the low to mid-60s before the rain ends and a front comes through the renal and that will change the wind to the northwest. that will bring in drier and cooler air. right now, g

some of that could dip into the mountains west of 81 today. 56 right now in martinsburg and the district. 54 in gaithersburg, 59 in lexington park 57 in fredericksburg. some of us could exceed 70 degrees this afternoon with gusty winds out of the southwest. mostly cloudy tomorrow, gray skies. a few isolated showers possible. the best chance of rain is wednesday. that's when they should be loyal more widespread and heavy at times. clearing on thursday. cooling down, low 50's. >>> clearing over nine construction out of the way outside the beltway going west on 66 and southbound all the way to zootique the bill tysons, two separate work zone, no accidents as far as interstate travel. north into richmond looks good and into baltimore looks good as well. good trip at university boulevard. construction barrels to the side. >>> 55 degrees outside. >> herman cain's wife is opening up about sexual harassment allegations against the presidential republican candidates. what she has to say. >> tension between occupy wall street protesters and police is coming to a head in some ci >>> welcome back. o

it's coming up a bit. 46 is the temperature in martinsburg. 48 in gaithersburg. this is the area where it's not just gloomy, but cold and gloomy. to the south, a different story. 63 in fredericksburg. better to the south for you folks. here is the visibility. latest is two miles in leesburg. now three in washington. we are above the one mile area. it's good news there. i expect it to go down overnight tonight in some areas. watch as you drive out of town. shower activity is out there. a scattering of green here. most of this very, very light rain. the persistent rain. if you are walking without an umbrella, it feels very, very uncomfortable and enough to get the windshield wipers going. in the panhandle of west virginia. more showers to come. look at the cloud cover today. this is a frontal boundary that's sitting here, draped across the area over the next 24 to 48 hours. by tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, a wave along the front. by tomorrow afternoon, 4:00, 5:00, heavier downpours making its way there. wednesday showers and chilly and windy conditions b

martinsburg, 66. hagerstown 61. it is breezy out there. overall wet weather conditions but cloud cover and showers to the northwest, staying out of our region. later on tonight and into tomorrow morning we cannot allow a stray showers. northern mexican weather will push our way and be one of the contributing factors. partly cloudy tonight to mostly cloudy with a chance of isolated showers. especially into tomorrow morning. by tomorrow a pretty mild out there. that is our best chance of rain. temperatures have really taken a nosedive thursday and friday. >> we will enjoy it the next couple of days. >> we will. >> a week-long click it or ticket campaign is underway today. not wearing a seat belt is a secondary offense in virginia. so far this year, the police say that 257 unbuckled passengers and drivers have died in crashes in virginia. it warning for drivers on the belt way groups -- beltway. three left lanes will shut down tonight from 10:00 at night to 5:00 tomorrow morning. crews are working on construction that is part of a natural ext

let's visit martinsburg. 36degrees there. culpeper is 37 degrees. off to the east, you see some temperatures more in the 40s. a cold to cool start, not bad. it is about what you would expect for this time of day. here is a look at the satellite- radar composite. here is the thing that is did i have report this morning. we have more clouds in over us this morning. reagan national is reporting mostly cloudy skies at this hour. there you go. i think we'll see more clouds during the day today than we've seen the last couple of days. having said that, there will still be plenty of sunshine. don't worry about that. there is a frontal boundary out to the west. that will be making its way eastward. we are not overly concerned about that in our area. we think most of the energy with that system will pass to the south. let's look to the futurecast and see what futurecast says. oh, the mighty futurecast, show us your prophecies. there is some shower activity to the south of washington tonight. this does have it it fairly close although the heavier rain well to

in annapolis, 55. 59 in martinsburg. 54 in cumberland right now. clear skies overhead. total sunshine. it is just gorgeous because of high pressure we have over yet. there's a cold front of to our west whitsunday -- with weak areas of low pressure. one will get stronger going into tomorrow. that will drop its cold into our region. not a very good chance of rain for us later this week. but it's good oklahoma. exceed 3 inches of rain over the next couple days. lucky for them. here's our forecast as we go through the rest of the day and into tomorrow. clear skies tonight. early tomorrow morning fog developing. it could be in thick fog in isolated locations with temperatures in the mid 40's to start the day tomorrow. nothing is a sunshine tomorrow afternoon. upper 60's possible over the next couple days. noticed a slight chance of rain on thursday. just a slight chance and maybe we will move it out of the forecast by tomorrow. we will see. >> all the sunshine will be appreciated because an arlington elementary school is going solar. glebe elementary has new solar panels as

martinsburg at 32. manassas at 30 degrees. quantico -- 41. annapolis checking in at 44. a little bit of a chill in the air just like the last couple mornings and still some patchy fog to develop in the next couple of hours before sunrise. sunrise at 6:44 a.m.. upper 60s today with a lot of sunshine. temperatures will climb throughout the morning and into midday. tomorrow, we start the day with increasing clouds. start the day near 50. gray skies tomorrow with a few brief, isolated sprinkles possible. the biggest change with the cold front will be the temperatures. dropping down to the upper 50s for highs tomorrow. lower 50s for friday. real fall-like weather. we rebound closer to 60 for the weekend. lisa, any new issues on the road? >>> a deer ran out and hit a vierra col.ehicle before 410. they are clearing some overnight construction. we are fabulous on wilson bridge. normal travel times into chevrolet this morning. good for for gender commuters caught up leesburg, ashburn, sterling. 66 normal travel times between centreville and the beltway. in the green light between

submitted by jennifer of martinsburg. >> they are all there. a couple of others. >> uh-huh. >> those are all the names i could remember. >> you did pretty well. if you want to submit something, go to our website. click on the weather tab and be sure to include your name, town, and location. >> i suspect we'll see those snow shots until we get more snow. >> all right, still ahead, jet man. i love this. this is so cool. we'll have the story behind this incredible video. i have to get me one of these. >> yeah, this one is so not cool. american airlines files for bankruptcy and we'll tell you what this means for you. >>> american airlines has filed for bankruptcy. its parent company says the chapter 11 protection is a step to reorganize, and of course the debt. the move will keep the third largest u.s. airline competitive. >> it was business as usual for travelers at laguardia airport just hours after the company that owns american airlines announced it filed for bankruptcy. >> our flight would be on time. >> the ceo says the airline will operate n

it is freezing and manassas at orange and martinsburg, cumberland. petersburg with fog as well as 32 degrees. in the low 30s coming in from la plata, 34. annapolis warmed by the chesapeake bay at 43. sunshine, light southeast winds highs ranging from 59 on the bay to 63. 56 cooler degrees up in hagerstown. monika samtani, we're now into the 5:00 a.m. hour. >> we're still looking good. no problems to report on this early wednesday morning. we're going to zoom in first to the west side of town. no problems on the dulles toll road coming in from leesburg, same story on route 123 and route 7 through the tysons area, 66 is fine as well. let's take a live look if you're planning to head northbound on 95, prince william parkway, so far, so good up into springfield and on into 395, live look at the 14th street bridge heading into the downtown area. a nice ride across the bridge span on the potomac and anacostia river crossings are running smoothly. >>> for the thousands of area commuters whose trips to work have been impacted by brac, there is some good news

tender-wise, relatively mild rain for this time of year. 57 in martinsburg. for the most part, we are in the mid 50's. temperatures will rise if you more degrees as we go into the afternoon. once this cold front moves in, that will put an end to our mild temperatures for the time being. showers are scattered all across the mid-atlantic and even into the deep south. tornado warnings in part of the deep south especially alabama. the cold front associated with this, an era of low pressure along with it, will enhance the arraigned later on today. the chance of a few thunderstorms as well, even with gusty winds especially in southern maryland. then that cooler air will spill into our region, and that will affect our temperature. high pressure settles in tomorrow, which will clear the skies, but with sunset being before 5:00 p.m., i do not foresee much in terms of sunlight tomorrow. high pressure on friday, total sunshine then. this weekend we have a southerly wind on the backside of that. then temperatures will rebound. in the 40's tonight with scattered showers.

martinsburg at 58. fredic 54. the cooler air is out to the west. you can see where the cold front is located. michigan now at 27 degrees. the temperature changed the 24 hour temperature change shows a difference 15 degrees cooler than it was this time yesterday in chicago. look at our temperature change, 14 degrees warmer than it was last week. this is the rain now pushing into west virginia, western maryland the heaviest of the rain would move on toward the north and east across central pennsylvania. but periods of rain expected for us across the mediate metro. hagers town looking for light showers. they will start to pick up about 9:00 or 10:00 tonight, the rain. all the heavy rain moves on out of here on monday. periods of drizzle for tomorrow. keep the umbrella heavy. but look at the cloud cover. it sticks around all day tomorrow into tomorrow night. and by tuesday, yet another round of showers and wednesday you may even hear a few rumbles of thunder as the cold front moves on through. 48 to 55 degree first an overnight low. tomorrow the heavie

current temperatures on the nice and mild side. 63 in martinsburg and cooler in winchester and in culpepper temperatures it there into the mid-50s. they will continue to fall into the evening. doppler radar is concerned and that big storm i'm talking about is out to the west. it brought some snow and still snowing around portions of kansas and portions of eastern colorado and a lot of thunderstorm activity and numerous tornado warnings still with this line and all of it is going to try to make its way, our way over the next couple of days. not going it be today, not going to be tomorrow with high pressure just nomidadominating region. we'll see another fantastic day tomorrow. here comes that front during the day on thursday and also some showers from the east. so, we're going to be sandwiched here by moisture from both ar areas. the good news is not a whole lot of rain. i do think most of us should be actually just seeing a little bit of rain during the day on your thursday and then very chilly and very windy conditions moving in for the day on our thursday. as far as the next couple days g

martinsburg. nothing showing up on doppler. a rain-free day today. in fact, our next chance of rain doesn't show up until we get late wednesday night or probably more likely during the day on thursday. there's your day planner. a mix of clouds and sunshine. don't forget the sun is going down early today. it goes down at 5:03 this afternoon. you can see on the satellite picture look at that little cloud deck hanging right along the eastern shore of maryland, sneaking their way back up right along into the east of the i-95 core tkofrplt that will dim out the sunshine just a touch. cold start will gradually turn into a relatively nice day today. cloud cover will remain thickest the closer you get to the bay and towards the ocean. on the whole, a nice day by november standards with a mix of clouds and sunshine around. so end of day tomorrow, extra sun will put temperatures into the low 60s. our stretch of good weather goes all the way until mid week. some spots on wednesday might even touch, yeah, are you listening? 70. 70 degrees. not completely out of

martinsburg, leesburg. coming in from the west heading east you are going to probably have a wet commute. around lunch time we see most of the activity beginning to push through. right around the noon hour that is the heaviest activity in the metro area. gets out of here pretty quickly. colder air wraps in. by this time tomorrow goes to snow out for our friends in garret county west of the divide. for tonight for us just say mostly cloudy, breezy and mild. showers after midnight. lows around 55. tomorrow morning primarily showers in the morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. winds southeast at 10 to 15. by afternoon better chance for more organized rain and showers especially early afternoon. high temperatures still typh65. winds southeast at 10 to 15. next seven days. we're going to call wednesday kohler but really 52 is average. partly cloudy skies and another nice stretch of weather. we are not talking about 60s or 70s. temperatures in the mid 50wise sunshine on thursday, friday and saturday and even

just a couple of drops on the windshield. 56 in martinsburg with a low, these are lows we're looking at. it didn't get below 65 in la plata. the average high is 59 degrees. right now, the front just south of town, north of us, upper 50s to around 60. fredericksburg is 07. the warm weather relatively warm weather down here. we've dipped into the 40s in oakland and cumberland. right now, national is 65. cloudy skies. calm winds. that barometer is slowly, very slowly rising at the moment. and the dew point sits in the 50s. what we're watching is this moisture flowing in from texas. an upper storm producing severe weather in east texas. the severe thunderstorm watch box in the houston area. all of this rain coming north and east through kentucky and tennessee and up in our neck of the woods, we'll continue to watch this as this whole area is going to sag over us. the future cast shows the rain moving in as we get into the later part of the afternoon. you'll notice for the drive home, we're likely to have a lot more showers around than we have now. southern maryland down toward fredericks

what a fan task day. 57 degrees in downtown, 40 in gaitersburg, 44 in martinsburg. thanks to high pressure and that southerly flow we'll continue to see another gorgeous day for your saturday. sunday may see some clouds moving in. here's how your saturday breaks down, a cold start in the morning, but plenty of sun. by noon 57 to 62. and by 5:00 55 to 60 degrees. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. so gorgeous tomorrow, and again well above average. should be mid-50s. sunday a little cooler but still mild, low 60s, clouds increasing. monday we're looking at a chance for some showers that could arrive as early as sunday night, especially out for the west and they'll be heading from the west to the east. showers possible monday and tuesday. cooler on tuesday, mid-50s, and then it looks like we'll see high pressure back into the forecast. looks like wednesday, thursday will be much cooler in the mid- 40s but plenty of sun. we made it up to 63 today, andrea. >> i believe it. >> that is great. yeah. record high 79, so nothing close to records. >> what a spectacular

our temps there running in the upper 20s now in martinsburg and luray is down to 26. culpeper 28 to the upper 30s on the bay at annapolis and cambridge. we're 36 in washington with 34 at manassas and before i go just want to point out the windchills the morning. down in the low to mid-20s up in northern virginia and the shenandoah valley. western maryland and here in town feeling like 31 right now. beverly farmer's coming here and she's got the timesaver traffic at 5:00. >>> friday right -- friday lights so far. we have got just got construction barrels pulling out of the path most locations. 395. 95 corridors with no incidents to report right now in the path. to the beltway on to 95. virginia beltway, alexandria heading up to tyson's, all the overnight roadwork out of your way and here's 395 at the bridge with the light volume. no incidents to report maryland beltway save for the rest of the construction on the inner loop the eastbound beltway at colesville road pulling the barrels away from the right side there. here at the american legion bridge, no early troubles

the most snow was 1.9 inches in 1989. 48 in martinsburg. overall, too much gravy tonight. overall, clear skies as we go through the night. the pumpkin pie getting to me. this is a high pressure. we will have sunshine for the rest of the evening. sunshine to the next couple of days. and then as we get into sunday you will notice the increase in a cloud cover and the chance of a few showers by late sunday and on into early monday. this high pressure system will give us the sunshine for tomorrow. van a little added high, thin cloud cover on saturday -- then a little added, high thin cloud cover on saturday. and notice the green on our futurecast that chance of a few showers late on sunday and monday. there is a look at the hourly forecast for tomorrow. mid-60's. look at south of the metro -- 70 degrees and culpeper. we could be anywhere from the low 60's in town to near 70 south of the metro area. there is that chance of rain sunday into monday and cooling down. >> you gobbled at the end of the 6:00 newscast. people thought it was made. do it again. >> [gobblies] >> you seem

these are the wind gusts, gusting to 35 at leesburg, gusting to 30 in martinsburg. 36 and the wind gust at pax river and also in baltimore. we're gusting to 30 in d.c. when you factor in temperatures which are right now only in the mid to upper 40s, we've got 50s in fredericksburg and tappahannock and cambridge, it is cold. the wind chill still in many areas, holding in the 30s. in hagerstown, feels like 34. andrews feels like 39. here in d.c., that wind chill, 40 degrees. right now, the airport reporting mostly cloudy skies. sustained winds out of the northwest at 20. that gives us a wind chill of 40 degrees with that air temperature of 47. and the air is really dried out. yesterday, we had the showers. in the afternoon. into maine pulling toward canada. behind that northwesterly flow producing some showers in the great lakes. the next biggest storm, that's off the california coast. you can see the waves of moisture moving in toward san francisco. showers down in southern california, in the mountains seeing rain and snow. but there is nothing from that until this storm which is well ea