in some cases we're in the 60s. 65 in martinsburg right now. hagerstown one of our warm spots at 64 while manassas has dip into the mid-40s and upper 40 toz around 50 and cambridge at 49. so, again, we're looking at those breaks in the clouds before the sunrise, still about 20 minutes away or so with a current temperature in washington of 57 and with light winds and cloudy skies, maybe just a light jacket if you need one at all right now. a lot of rain. look at all this rain in texas. this has been coming off the pacific, gathering here, an then stenning up across a front. so they've had some very good beneficial rains down into mexico as well. this extends all the way into parts of new england. well, behind this front it's dropping into the 40s, but we've got our 50s and 60s. and futurecast shows, yeah, one or two of those sprinkles might get toward shenandoah valley, northern maryland here this morning and into the afternoon. but, really, the bulk of the showers, even at 4:00 are still shenandoah valley west, approaching western maryland and

and winchester -- in martinsburg and winchester, 34 in hagerstown. it feels like it's in the 20s in hagerstown and martinsburg and these low wind chills will move south and east with the temps tonight and tomorrow. forecast lows pretty cold, not record setting but 20 degrees below average. 23 for a low in rockville, 22 in sterling, leesburg, 23 in college park. even by the water upper 20s for annapolis. futurecast 9:00 want to walk the dog, temps in the 20s pretty much across the board but low to mid-downtown. we'll come back, talk about how long this particular arctic air last and look ahead to the weekend. there are changes on the horizon. >>> tonight we're trying to get some answers how this nurse jared nathan kline managed to keep a job after several patients claim he touched them inappropriately. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone working on getting answers from the d.c. board of nursing. we want to know how 37-year-old nurse jared kline was able to get job after job at hospitals even with sex allegations mounting against him over a year. court doc

hagerstown. 18 in frederick. 17 in martinsburg. that is just plain cold and that's what we'akll wup to early tomorrow morning. around northern virginia, we're taking about some record low temperatures, i think, around manassas at 17. dulles going for a temperature of 16, would break the old record of 20. i think we'll get there no problem. fredericksburg at 21 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow, warmer than today but not much. 33 in gaithersburg. 35 manassas. 38 towards la plata. a breezy and cold day. tomorrow, temperatures in the teens, at least wind chills, that's the way it will feel. by 6:00, mid 20s. all day tomorrow. 47 on your thursday. speaking of thursday, thursday is the day i take a look at the 2014-2015 winter. our winter weather outlook coming up. news4 at 5:00, thursday, if you want to know how much we're expecting thur in at 5:00. then we get cold again. friday, saturday, before warming, yes, warming sunday and into monday. we've got some showers making their way >> if you look at where these collisions occur, the

in martinsburg. we're at 46 at gaithersburg at this hour. lows will fall to around 40 to 45 degrees. winds out of the north. to increase as we move into the early morning hours. the reason why, area of low weathermaker out in the west. can you believe they're talking area?snow in the detroit also across parts of indiana. all this moves our way. we're not looking for snow here. however, tomorrow is just going to be a damp and raw day with on and off showers, periods of rain. of this will be out of here as we move into the late hours of saturday. goingen by sunday, we are to look for more sunshine. take a look at our forecast for you. we are going to look for that are generally going to hold in the 40's and 50's for the day tomorrow. we're going to look for improving conditions for the end of the weekend. here's a look at our futurecast for the next 48 hours, looking for showers for the day tomorrow. periods of rain. is all of the energy transferred off the coast. this lifts off toward the north and east. will increase out of the northwest. th

by 9:00 mainly upper 20s, 29 in gaithersburg, leesburg, 28 in martinsburg and hagerstown. this is the next batch of arctic air. by 10:00 most folks north of town in the 20s, still mid-30s downtown but already 32 in la plata, 30 in culpeper, 29 in luray. we'll come back, talk about how long this batch of arctic air lasts, a little pattern change over the weekend and we'll look ahead to travel day wednesday and turkey day. >>> tonight investigators are turning up the heat on a suspected killer on the run. prince george's county police released surveillance video of the man they believe shot and kill 37-year-old hollis johnson. johnson found fatally shot at the fairmont apartments at chillum road last month. crime stoppers is offering a $25,000 reward to capture this guy, 1-866-411-tips. >>> darrius carr of severn, maryland, pled guilty to producing child pornography. federal prosecutors say he agreed to serve 25 years plus a whole lifetime of supervision in exchange for the plea deal. according to prosecutors, carr filmed himself sexually assaulting a toddler aged girl last

see that 13 above the s in manassas, dulles, new record low, 15 new record low in martinsburg and just northeast of culpeper 12 in faquier county. we'll come back, talk about another cold front for tomorrow and a pattern change over the weekend. >> coming up the soap opera continues for the burgundy and gold as rg3 addresses the media for the first time since his controversial postgame comments on sunday. >> but >>> an israel in order has gone out to destroy the homes of the palestinians involved in the deadly attack on a jerusalem synagogue. five people were killed including three rabbis born in america. israeli police killed the two attackers in a shootout in. east jerusalem palestinians put up posters of the two men hailing them as murderers. the father of the two men could not believe what happened. translator: i did not think that my son would do such a thing. >> today israel approved building 78 more homes in disputed areas on the west bank. >>> practice reassumed today for the burgundy and gold as the team prepares for their trip out west to san francisco. >> it's the first time

wind gusts starting to show up, 22 miles per hour gusts now in martinsburg, 18 in leesburg and frederick. arctic air tonight, a breeze and more wind chills in the teens. fresh arctic air arrives, bus stop temperatures 21 to 32. that is 6 a.m. to 9:00, but dress the kids for the teens and 20s in terms of wind chills, cold for high school football playoffs tomorrow, definitely dress for the teens and a bit milder saturday. temperatures go back near 50, even better news on sunday and monday, but don't get used to it. 8:00 tonight this is futurecast, 37 downtown, 30 in gaithersburg, 29 in leesburg and 20s upstream, hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester. walking the dog by 10:00 you're primarily in the upper 20s if you're north of town. you're still 34 downtown, 30 in manassas, 32 down toward la plata. we get into the morning hours. everybody falls into the 20s tomorrow which is a pretty cold night for mid-november, temperatures 26 in frederick, 24 in hagerstown, could see a snow flurry in oakland. you might see a flurry between cumberland and hagerstown tomorrow morning. we get into midmorning

at the moment, 52 at reagan national, 45 in martinsburg. it is not getting cold quite yet, but just to the west of our region, the wind is starting to pick up in velocity. 25 miles an hour in hagerstown, -- dusting,hour us and temperatures will drop by morning in the 20's, and that would be the lows, but with the wind, you will wake up to wind chills in the teens, so plan ahead. a very it or start to an unseasonably cold day. i look ahead for warmer temperatures coming up in a few minutes, gordon. >> thanks. wesure to stay with abc 7 as have an updated forecast in a few minutes. tonight, we are hearing from the parents of an american aid worker killed by isil over the weekend. was kidnapped over a year ago, and scott thuman has reaction from his parents and more on the search for his killers. parents tonight were referring to the 26-year-old aid worker and for the way,anger, who, by returned to the region to take care of syrian refugees, referring to him by the name he took during captivity, and tonight, there are other aid workers also in

martinsburg, 33. but it's milder farther to the north. hagerstown, 40. out of the mountains most locations low to mid-30s. statten, virginia, down to 31 degrees. around the bay and the eastern shore, cold there too. eastern shore, southern maryland, mid to upper 30s. driving in this morning, we'll have dry pavement. and temperatures will stay in the 30s between now through 8:00. you'll need the heater on when the sun comes up at 6:45. mostly clear skies. for the afternoon commute, you need the sunglasses. we'll have bright sunshine. temperatures in the low 6 0s. by late afternoon, sunshine is 4:59. we'll dip back down into the 50s after that. highs today will show a contrast from the pennsylvania border. mid to upper 60s. northern virginia, culpepper, warrenton. hour by hour today we'll have the cold start. then tonight hour by hour we'll be temperatures back down into the 40s this time tomorrow morning. it is cold for veterans day morning. melissa already had some issues to talk about. what's going on? >> just got off the phone with police. outbound new

even the winchester area we have this lone shower going to track toward martinsburg and harmers fehr jip. so -- harpers ferry. we'll be watching this for the early afternoon, evening. then we'll see some drying out and cooler temperatures on the way. i'll be back with your weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you, howard. >>> prince george's county police say this morning's wet weather may be to blame for a deadly accident in aaqas company -- aquasco. one driver was pronounced dead at the scene and the other taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>> new information today on an incredible story. the philadelphia woman who was abducted sunday was found and respect lieud last night -- rescued last night in jessup, maryland. her family is relieved and thankful the young woman is safe at home especially after hearing the man who police say took her is responsible for another crime in virginia. nikki burdine has the latest. >> reporter: carlesha greedland- faith -- freedland-gaither's cousin has one word to describe it. >> relief. she's safe. >> reporter: safe and now re

by 6:00, getting colder now north and west. 48 leesburg. 48 in gaithersburg. 47 up in martinsburg and by 8:00, we're still 50 downtown. that's an aberration. everybody else is falling into the 40s and by 10:30, walking the dog late tomorrow night, barely 40 in gaithersburg already 39 in martinsburg. 39 in hagerstown. some of that arctic air crawls over the mountains and seeps in here slowly. it's not going to be a jolt of arctic air. it's going to be a slow go. partly to mostly cloudy. 46 to 54. now by morning, returning partly cloudy. there will be some clouds to start. temperatures pretty nice. 46 to 58. and then by afternoon, breezy, but mild. high temperatures around 60 and winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 with higher gusts. playing golf tomorrow, probably two club rule. 57 at 9:00 with sunshine. 11:00 we're 62. 1:00 we are also 62 with pretty much full sun. okay. now thursday, chilly, clouds come in late. showers, maybe a sprinkle. maybe even a flurry late thursday night. the day is going to be generally dry. only 49. 45 on friday for high school football. that's going to b

tonight, chilly. 30 degrees in d.c. 22 in manassas. 22 in martinsburg. low of 21 in winchester. these will be the numbers around 6:00, 7:00 tomorrow morning. and then we'll start to moderate a little bit. tomorrow afternoon's forecast, much nicer than today. partly sunny, not as cold and with less wind. going to be a pretty nice afternoon. temperatures 43 to 48 degrees. so still chilly for this time of year. but we're not talking bitter cold like today. tomorrow's impact forecast, will be in the low side for sure as we be seeing sunshine and less wind. it will feel a lot better. even better on sunday. high temperature of 60. now the winds do pick up on sunday. they'll be upwards of 25 miles per hour. but it's a warm direction as far as the wind is concerned. that high of 60 coming in with a high of 61 degrees on monday. monday we'll see a chang chance of a shower late in the day, 30% chance. then tuesday, we see the cold air move in, a 20-degree temperature drop from monday to tuesday. a chance of showers in the morning and some of these could fall in the form of snow in some pa

your showers will move in early tomorrow night. 61 hagerstown. 62 martinsburg. and 64 in winchester. not quite 70 in culpeper. close, not quite 70 in warrenton, manassas, 68 in leesburg. probably 69 in mcclane and 68 in fairfax. we'll stay 69 downtown. 68 gaithersburg, rockville. mid 60s, and there's not a small craft advisory tomorrow on the bay and title potomac. here's the day planner. a little bit of sun. temperatures in the 50s and 65 by 11:00. and then 67 mostly cloudy by 1:00. next three days, showers and mild on thursday. there's your yellow alert day. 65. probably add a little time to your morning commute. and then breezy and cool on friday. kind of blustery. highs only in the mid 50s. next seven days, more sunshine on saturday. 59. and sunday, a blustery day, 52. although i looked at information, may not see that much rain in the metro. we'll keep you posted on that. still chilly. 60 on monday. seasonal, and then sunshine on tuesday with highs in the upper 50s. >> katie is here talking about our favorite team. >> the redskins and rg3? >> of course, wha

martinsburg only aboutage inch of snow there. it has been hit and miss in spots. we're talking how much? this is going to be 4 to 8. it's really elevation dependent. there are the areas even in this general 4 to 8 area that don't make the 4 inches. but that was about that foot plus that we were talking about here just a moment ago. in d.c. we might squeeze an inch out on the grassy areas. we've had the trace across charles unty. calvert had some sleet earlier also. not freezing rain. and we're 2 to possibly 4 in upper montgomery, when you get into eastern loudoun, extreme western fairfax. we have that band going, you might make the 4. i'm thinking probably closer to the 2. west of the blue ridge, this is where we're really seeing that. again in the mountains. there's a lot of snow up here and it was a heavy, wet snow. temperatures never really got below freezing. winter storm warnings in white along and west of the blue ridge till 6:00. you head over to i-95 now for baltimore, southern baltimore that is, howard, montgomery, fair tax, not d.c. prince william and so

martinsburg, 40. down toward fredericksburg, you add in that little wind, 10 to 15 miles an hour, and you're in the 20s in some areas. 26 gaithersburg. 27 in leesburg. 33 in culpeper. so it's going to be a very cold friday evening. if you're making your way out for some of the black friday deals, you're going to stay on the cold side for sure. no rain, no snow on the radar. that was not the case earlier as we did have a couple snow showers. those snow showers coming down courtesy of the lakes at northwesterly flow bringing us some of those. and we did see some clouds too. but now things are okay. notice something else is going on. some snow back here towards iowa, minnesota. that's actually a warm front. we want this to come through the area. now we're not going to see any snow from it, but take a look at the numbers. just south of that warm front. 62 in wichita. 68 in dallas. 60 in jackson. that's the warmer air that's going to make its way over our region. you can tell where the jet stream is, dippi

this is the kind of cold we're dealing with. 23 in martinsburg. 24 in culpepecu. that's not the wind chill. take 10 degrees off and we'll be in the teens for the most part during the morning hours tomorrow. and that's why you're really going to need to be prepared for this cold. 34 for a high tomorrow. 37 on your wednesday. cold two days. we warm on wednesday or rather thursday, but it's not until next sunday and monday that we start to see temperatures back to where they should be, and even above average as you move into next >> thank you, doug. >>> a lot more coming up tonight on "nightly news" with brian williams. >> here's a look at some of the big stories. >> we go to ferguson, missouri. the governor has signed that state of emergency that activates the national guard. it appears they're bracing for the judgment of that grand jury. >>> we'll look at the case of bill cosby, his silence in light of all these allegations. >>> and we'll cover the news today about cholesterol drugs. all of that coming up after you. we'll see you at 7:00. >> thanks, brian. the air

well, these are the actual numbers. 29 d.c. 23 martinsburg. 24 in culpeper. you subtract 10 degrees from these, and that's about where we'll be tomorrow morning with the wind chill. so down around 13 in the martinsburg area. down around 14 in gaithersburg. 19 in d.c. a very cold start to your tuesday. and a very cold afternoon. these are the high temperatures all day long. the actual temperatures 34. d.c., 27. and winchester, 31 towards culpeper. again, take 10 degrees off and you get upper teens to lower 20s the entire day tomorrow. tomorrow could be one of the coldest days ever on that day. november 18th. so it could be one of the coldest november 18ths we have seen in the history of the d.c. metro area. it goes back to 1880. 34 degrees tomorrow. only 37 on your wednesday. 47 on thursday. so we start to mad moderate just a bit. friday back to more chilly air on friday and saturday. at least we're chilly in the 40s. and look as we move toward next sunday and monday. we get close to 70 degrees by a week from now. >>> a new report tonight says the district's a

look how cold we are. 37 in gaithersburg. 39 in leesburg. 38 in martinsburg. 46 in d.c. no problems with the roads. we are not expecting to see any frozen precipitation sticking to the roadways through the overnight until early tomorrow morning. that's when we could see coldest weather move in. veronica johnson outside now in the storm center. and this is not only the coldest air so far this season, the coldest air since last season. >> exactly. going all the way back to march, which is kind of crazy. and why we want everyone to, of course, be prepared and being prepared means knowing, of course, you need your umbrella but also the warm winter gear for tomorrow. because wind chill temperatures are going to be pretty low throughout the day. high temperatures only getting up to around 42, 43 degrees. here is your feel-like temperature starting with this evening. and we'll advance it forward for you here to show what you can expect by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we're going to be close to freezing most neighborhoods. and that means, again, with the wind, the low temperature

still low 40's in the city. 34 at gaithersburg. 39 in martinsburg. 41 in culpeper. if you are heading out for a deal, bundle up. temperatures by 11:00 will be low 30's. time you headthe out tomorrow morning. a cold one out there. little moisture dropping through, sprinkles, a flurry. theently, 42 in the city, big overall picture, the energy dropping across our area, a frontal area that is sinking southward. this will usher in the changing air mass. 40 tomorrow. near call to start out with him and when you factor in the breeze out of the northwest, that will feel colder. good news, by saturday and sunday, the winds will shift more southerly and will transport in more warmer air. a rebound into the weekend portion of the extended outlook. highs tomorrow around 40 degrees. the wind will make it feel little cooler. shopping date tomorrow, son up at 7:05. temperatures at 40, but mostly feeling like 30's throughout the day because the wind will be a factor. saturday and sunday, temperatures will work their way back up. the cloudy and cool on sunday. on sunday.r 50's monda

the wind chill in the 20s. 42 in washington. 38 parts martinsburg, cold indeed. cold air all across the east. the warm air is back to the west. the needed change, we need this to move back there and some of the warmer weather to move back to our area. i'll talk more before the high numbers we could see over the next couple days. time to put away the coats at least for a little bit. >> thanks doug. >>> a lot of shoppers are finally winding down after what may have been an exhausting day at malls. stores were packed with all those black friday sales. shoppers were looking for deals on clothes and electronics, no other place may have been as busy as tysons. thousands of them desended on the mall, shoppers had an entirely different transportation option to get there. we look at the silver line big day. >> that's right. talk about a huge day for the silver line, make no mistake this day was a test for the newest section of the transit syst. the tyson corner station saw a 77% jump in the number of people getting off the train there today compared to the same time last

this is video we shot driving through areas of northern virginia, winchester, and martinsburg. the concern is about refreezing tonight and what that will do. vdot will be out working on the roads. are plowing and putting down salt treatment. talking to drivers about having the first snowfall of the year early and what it has been like trying to get from here to there. i put my chains on. that is the only way i am getting up. >> [indiscernible] >> those trying to make it up the hill as well. we saw someone write off into an embankment trying to take a corner too fast. you will want to be careful. these people are trying to make it up the hill and they have four-wheel drive, so it is a little easier. hill. had to walk up the it has been snowing since about 8:00 this morning. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> stay safe. the winter weather is wreaking havoc on the roads and in the air. parts of the northeast could see as much is 12 inches of snow from this nor'easter. that is causing a ripple effect of cancellations and delays. we have been keeping an eye on the skies since the wee ho

drops in our immediate vicinity right now, frederick, maryland, westbound rain drops heading towards martinsburg, west virginia. off the coast, that will throw moisture our way. what are you going to need to wear on your way out your door? warm coat, hat and umbrella for later today. temperatures currently in the mid to upper 40s and even 50s. don't expect much of a rise in temperatures today. off and on shower chances throughout the daytime hours. temperatures stuck in the upper 40s and low 50s. morgantown for the mountaineers, plan on a windy, damp, cloudy kind of a day. we'll talk more about today and the real wind machine tomorrow. >> brace yourselves. thanks, chuck. >>> looking for the person who shot three people in the chinatown neighborhood of the district last night at the corner of 7th in northwest d.c. right in front of verizon center. three people were taken to the hospital. all are expected to be okay. kathy leanier says her officers found the weapon. >> i had to triple police. kind of shocking that we would have anybody brave e some shots. >> reporter: about an hour later, a teen w

hills are the wind c the map. 12 degrees in martinsburg and cumberland. stown. ager s capital. ation' hours the overnight we'll see this diminish with s overhead ir mas emperatures are going to plummet. e're looking for rains generally between 14 and 23 degrees across the area. definitely one of the coldest november mornings we've had for our way e coming early tomorrow morning and if umbers reach below 20 degrees at b.w.i. and washington dulles would be records. we're forecasting lows there to 17.9, low manassas a low of 23 at reagan national. this is that snow band we talked about. moving across the erie. you get three or four miles to and rth of the snow band he sun is out. crazy stuff. here's what we have. of this. out egrees by the time we roll through thursday. cold one tomorrow in the mid 30's. another cold front will drop us s with upper 30' sunshine on friday and then we start to warm it up. saturday. sunday a front comes and pushes but o the upper 50's brings rain with it. 0 in ld be close to 7 spots here by monday. imagine that. nice rain.be a >> that's why i love th

martinsburg, 35 now. cooler air settling in here. i think we'll be waking up to 20's tomorrow morning. pretty brisk tomorrow as we get the day started. moisture dropping through. not a big deal. dropping through later tonight and tomorrow, cooler air starts to move in. the winds pick up out of the north and west and get a bit of a breeze. tomorrow's high, probably 40 degrees or so. outside of town, upper 30's. low 40's south of town. it will be a bit breezy. saturday, our winds become more southerly. with that push, we'll start to warm up again. we'll be warming up nicely into next week. monday, first dive december, we could be near 60 degrees. black friday hourly forecast, temperatures tomorrow pushing 40. with a cool breeze there will be a chill factor throughout the day. our weekend outlook, upper 40's saturday. 50's by sunday. looking good sunday into monday. a little shower action possible monday night. our next system swings on through. that will drop our temperatures back. tuesday, into wednesday, a bit of moisture moves throu

temperatures still 28 in gaithersburg, one of our cold spots. 28 degrees in martinsburg, west virginia. on the what to wear things, still anything that will keep you warm. gloves and a hat and scarves and a warm coat for sure. going to be outside spending any time this afternoon, sunny and chilly. temperat reay aren't going to climb too much more. i think we could top out midmaybe upper 30s in a few of our warmer neighborhoods. as the kiddos come home from school, sunny, 36, between 2:00 and 3:00. 32:00 between 3:00 and 4:00. if you're going out this evening, the courtesy of the south breeze and the increasing clouds. the temperatu are not going to plummet as quickly after sundown as we did last night. more coming up and our seven day is at 11:30. >> right now, the man accused of killing a d.c. corrections official is facing a judge. he is facing first degree murder charges. he's accused of killing carolyn cross at her apartment on kenmore avenue back in september. his sanity had been questioned at an earlier appearance. cross was the fourth person killed in alexandria this year. neigh

the weekend, which are to level out. 29 baltimore and martinsburg, 28 hagerstown, 34 quantico, 32 at andrews air force base. the temperature slide through the evening and overnight. clear, dry conditions. 15ning temperatures between and 25 degrees. gaver as the high pressure us the sunny, cold day, that is drifting out tonight. that allows the wind to turn more west. that will warm into the upper 40's, very nice day, big improvement over today. sunday, things change, class increase. morning sunshine, than a warm front pushes radar direction sunday night. mondayow it looks like the rain will be through, popping into this warm sector, and that will bring us temperatures approaching 70 degrees. but not tomorrow. we start in the 20's, 42 midday, 47 in the afternoon, partly cloudy. tomorrow morning, chilly in the morning, but clear. early in the morning is the montgomery county thanksgiving day parade. watch that live on news channel 8 starting at 10 a.m. then we take a through the day sunday, we warm up a bit. rainy and warmer. then we drop off temperatures. wednesday day 30% chance of s

the temperatures already in the 30's off to the west, winchester, martinsburg 38, 40 hagerstown, gaithersburg 36. the wind anywhere from five to 10 miles per hour out of the north and west. the clear skies will cool us down through the upper 20's, lower 30's by early morning. the windchill chill out there, the temperature feels like in the 30's. closer to southern maryland, feels like the middle 30's. overnight, 29 to 37 degrees, the coldest air off to the mountains. it's a capital beltway, reagan national, the temperatures fall to about 36, 37 degrees. tomorrow morning it will be cool. we will not have the wind to deal with, just around freezing leesburg and manassas, gaithersburg 32. bowie looking at mid 30's. the cold front arrives late tomorrow, early sunday. it will not produce much rain. clouds.see increased the high pressure builds behind it. this will allow a change in wind direction. instead of seeing cooler temperatures behind the front sunday, temperatures will be a few degrees warmer compared with tomorrow. monday and tuesday, temperatures in the lower to middle 60's for highs. it

already down to 19 martinsburg. stanton, virginia at 18. so we're already on the cold side. no rain or snow around the region. clear skies around the mid-atlantic. watch what happens when we zoom out just a bit. few more snow showers around buffalo area. they're done with the snow. now off to the west. there's a storm system. ahead of it there's a lot of warmer air making its way our way. little bit warmer tomorrow and a lot morning during the day on sunday. here we are at 5:00. saturday and sunday are dry during the day. no problems at all. 5:00 in the afternoon just some cloud cover. the rain will move in late into the evening hours. around 11:00 on sunday, notice where the rain is. the heaviest rain coming in around 2:00 to 5:00 in the morning. may wake you up as we will see heavier down powurs but by 8:00 in the morning it's out of here. might want to give yourself extra time on monday morning. tonight down to 17 in leesburg. a very cold start to your saturday. tomorrow not bad after 11:00 or 12:00 we will be looking good, turning partly sunny, 43 to 50 degrees across th

say it will not be the case for at least the next seven days. 66 at reagan national airport. 66 in martinsburg. frederick at 70. gaithersburg at 66. winds moving out of the south and west ahead of a strong cold front. daytime highs in the afternoon, instead we see daytime highs in the morning and falling temperatures in the afternoon hours. to 3ight, 47-53, winds 1 miles per hour, may see patch fog. temperatures will rebound to 60 in gaithersburg. inside the beltway, lower 60's, even middle 60's, but when the cold front moves through you will feel the difference. much colder air is on the way. to the west of us, a cold front is getting ready to move into western pennsylvania, eastern ohio, moving through the daytime hours tomorrow. he will look for strong winds to develop out of the north and west. look at temperatures behind the front. 22 in minneapolis, 21 in duluth. windchill factors make it feel even colder than that, well below the 20-degree mark. 24 hour temperature change, look at the difference. indegree difference indianapolis. if you could see what they are doing over there. futureca

in martinsburg right now. you hardly need a jacket at all, maybe some long sleeves. that arctic is about 600 miles away. there you can see the cold front near chicago. 24 in minneapolis. north dakota, 18 degrees. the air will be modified by the time it reaches us. we will not be looking at temperatures in the teens, but you certainly will want those winter coats out because you will need them. today we are keeping our eyes on increasing cloudiness to the east. this should state east of i-95. the cold front will take its time coming, so it is not until about this time tomorrow where we start to feel the impact from it. futurecast through the rest of the day shows you a few of those clouds pushing east. i cannot rule out a sprinkle but most of us will stay dry. overnight tonight, we get sandwiched between these systems. more cloud cover will help average or stay more comfortable in the upper 40's to lower 50's. tomorrow afternoon, behind the front, cold air begins to push in and skies will clear out. today, sunshine, temperatures in the mid to upper 60's. tomorrow, the

the temperatu at 55 degrees in d.c. 45 in martinsburg. yes, chillier air to our west. take a look at this. it is downright cold. all of that blue is the cold air that will start moving in, and it's tonight that it will start moving in. so we're back down to the 20s and 30s coming up tonight. so headline weath for you. turning breezy overnight. we're not only going to ha the cold to deal with, but a bit of wind too. back to janua tomorrow, and yes, in just a couple minutes, we'll talk thanksgiving, the travel weather. what's our weather going to be like around here? i'll have that coming up for you. >> thanks, veronica. > grill on the hill. air bag maker takata under fire on capitol hill today as lawmakers pushed for a national recall. t takata is pushing back, saying regional recalls in areas of high humidity are enough. consumer reporter erika gonzales is here now with the latest. erika? >> pat, a very tense morning for takata here in washington. senators and takata execs faced off, putting the spotlight on those air bags that have the ability to spray shrapnel when t

temperatures that are generally going hold in the upper 50's across martinsburg and charlestown. a good deal of sunshine later in the afternoon hours. the cold front continues to move off toward the east. take a look at our futurecast. a lot going on with college football games and high school games. winds out of the northwest. not quite as windy as tomorrow but we'll still be quite cool out there. behind it, we look for sunshine for the day on sunday. high pressure just to south of us and eventually moves off the coast. highs tomorrow about 54-59 degrees. saturday, looking for a temperature around 54. sunday upper 50's. around 60 on monday. a lot of folks have the day off on tuesday, for veteran's day. late next week,, cooler air back in the forecast. jacqui is here bright and early. she will freshen up the forecast for weekend. >> jacqui is coming up and tim is already here. >> oh, yeah. >> what are we doing here? >> the nats get some good news tonight. it is all c >> let's start with hockey. the caps play chicago tomorrow night in the windy city. everybody knows the slump thro

it's 50 in martinsburg. and you jump the divide. it's 32 in oakland and 27 in davis. so the cold air is going to seep in here tonight. also going to be breezy. by 8:00, we're looking at 44. and 44 in leesburg and 44 in manassas. it's not a bad evening if you want to take a jog. it's not as warm as it has been. by 10:00, want to walk the dog, low 40s gaithersburg, even 44 in la plata and 47 downtown. we'll come back and talk about what the real arctic air moves in and take you through the weekend. terps in town and burgundy and gold in town as well. >> thank you, topper. a mold problem at this woman's condo leads her to call wusa9 call for action. we're going to tell you what you need to know about those bylaws in just a little bit. >> plus, why the man convicted of killing d.c. intern thinks he deserves a new trial. >>> we have breaking news out of kansas. an earthquake there felt not only in kansas, but in half a dozen nearby states. the u.s. geological survey says that quake was centered near the town of conaway springs in kansas with a 4.8 magnitude, which is consi

and then by 10:00, down freezing in martinsburg and up to 32. so that is what we are concerned about and to remember that it might look wet that it will be frozen. it will not happen quickly, there won't be a flash freeze tonight. and temps will be critical. in fact by midnight p2 in gaithersburg and also up towards frederick and towards leesburg, even 35 down towards andrews. by the morning with a few breaks in the clouds. a little clipper passes tomorrow that you will be able to find clouds in the morning and temperatures in the mid-30s to the upper 30s downtown. and at 9:00 in the 40s and it will be partly sunny by 1:00 and 41. and it will be the 40s. and 50 miler on saturday, pretty nice for the game. the next seven days, the ravens, nice. temperatures in the upper 50s right here. and maybe rain or the snow shower, in the mid-40s. >>> i'm kristen berset live at redskins park. big changes that will be here. robert griffin iii is your starter. they say that the change is all about the productivity that he has not shown much improvement over th

that is similar to what we had at reagan national. 34 in martinsburg. temperatures will fall below freezing tonight. especially north and west of d.c. roads will for slick be tomorrow morning as temperatures will be in the upper 20's to lower 30's. morning, aomorrow temperature of 30 in gaithersburg. 33 in arlington. manassas in the upper 20's. leesburg just around 27 degrees. that storm we had earlier today now quickly lifts out toward the northeast. high pressure will slowly build in. it is going to take another day or so. we are going to look for a change in wind direction. for tomorrow, we can't rule out a few spotty showers mainly south of d.c. during the afternoon hours. other than that, our skies will begin to clear. for the day on friday. lower temperatures sunday and monday. here is a look at our forecast. rain and partly sunny, snow showers can't be ruled out. upper 30's to lower 40's. a busy shopping day on friday. look for temperatures in the lower 40's. no chance of rain, a good deal of sunshine to enjoy. middle 50's on sunday and monday. o

martinsburg, upper 60's. a little blur across the extreme -- a little cooler across extreme western maryland. to 45 widespread overnight, the mildest air inside the capital beltway with the wind out of the southwest at five. election day, daytime high of 70 degrees. we sta off cool in the morning, rebounding nicely. southwesterly wind. cooler temperatures behind the cold front thursday. only into the middle 50's friday, the upcoming weekend looks nice. indle 50's, nighttime lows the 30's, lower 40's. tomorrow, no excuses with the weather. you cannot blame rain or cold. it will be warm and sunny. thank you, steve. >> a lot going on in sports. the redskins tried to regroup for the bye week. any maryland terrapins get punished for their pregame antics at penn state. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay n

and martinsburg. we're looking at a cold morning. not as cold as it will be the following morning, though. the trouble is we have winds tomorrow. 1:00 we're still kind of low 30s. some folks still not above freezing. we get into the 6:00 hour. we really fall quickly tomorrow. the temperatures in the 20s by 6:00. even downtown by 9:00 we're looking at temperatures in the low 20s and places like leesburg and gaithersburg and manassas and culpeper, you're headed for the teens tomorrow night. in some cases low to mid-teens. you factor in the winds tomorrow, that will make it feel colder. our wind gust tracker, could see a 20 mile per hour wind gust around 10:00. then between 10 and 20 miles per hour with higher gusts as we go through the day on tuesday. by lunch time if you walk to lunch, it's still going to feel like it's 22 degrees outside. by 5:00 winds are still gusting around 20 miles an hour. they will subside as we go through the nighttime hours. that will allow us to really fall fast tomorrow nigh

maybe a shower in oakland, 45, dry in cumberland, 49, upper 40s in hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester almost 50. you should make low 50s in culpeper, 50 in warrenton, upper 40s for leesburg, manassas, fairfax and reston, near 50 in mclean, 50 downtown and looking at near 50 on the water be not a small craft advisory for the bay or tidal potomac. so 34 at 9:00, sunshine, 41 by 11:00 and 46 by 1:00, not bad. so a bit milder sunday. most of the showers sunday night, upper 50s. a.m. shower on monday, then warmer, high temperatures around 70. we'll take that. the next seven days tuesday still seasonable, upper 50s and then temps go down, rain or snow showers possible wednesday, 45, watching a little system off the coast. turkey day still looks cold with a flurry, highs around 40, upper 40s and sunshine friday. >>> the president's new controversial immigration policy is not only giving hope to million of undocumented immigrant is, but also to educators in our area. >> peggy fox takes us inside one of fairfax county's struggling schools. >> reporter: virginia education's secretary ann holdso

the current wind chill down to 22 in d.c. 13 martinsburg, 14 in baltimore. 17 in manassas. so a frigid, frigid tuesday evening for you. and i think it's going to be a very cold wednesday morning to start off with. not much going on in the radar. storm team 4 radar clear around the mid atlantic. it's up towards the great lakes and really lake erie and ontario reporting big-time snow. buffalo, just south, this is a six-hour loop and notice the snow coming right off lake erie, right over the buffalo area. this is just south of the city of buffalo. they're repor upwards of 4 to 5 feet. you want to see a cool picture? >> yes. >> how about this? a friend of mine sent this from lancaster. look at th guy right here. look it at this wall of snow nearly 10 feet high. that is a drift off his house. yes, he has been stuck outside of his house or rather inside his house, as most people have, just south and east of the buffalo area. so incredible snowfall totals. the biggest i've seen, 51 inches of snow so far, and they're not done yet. they've got about another 24 hours. and then anothe

summertime, we say, it's not the h tomorrow, it's not the cold, . 16 for a windchill. 9 in winchester. 8 in martinsburg. 11 in gaithersburg. typically see these numbers 15 around the 1:30 winchester, 15. gaithe downtown around the buildings, even colder, that windchill around the 21-degree mar and tomorrow evening, dealing with windchills in the teens and it doesn't improve wednesday we'll have lighter winds but still going to be down into the low teens as far as the num tomorrow's forecast, windy and just plain cold, 31 to 36. we'll be dealing with the winds. that's why the impact forecast for your tuesday is going to be on the moderate to. it will have a big impa. temperatures still c 37. the record low in . we're not going to. dulles will break that record, i think, ear there's your recor. 30 degrees overnig. high of 47. but right back dow friday and saturday, well below 42 on friday. 43 degrees on satu. a very cold couple. sunday and monday, though, we do get back to around average on sunday. by monday, ahead of our next storm system, that jumps temperaturs. so it's still out there somewhere,. it w

with that of the north that just around 10 miles per hour. 39 at martinsburg, frederick looking at 41. nighttime lows will drop to about 38 degrees. winds out of the north west, adding just a little bit of extra chill under mainly clear skies. off to the north and west of us overspread the mid-atlantic and yet another frontal system arrives late tomorrow afternoon. clouds.ring increased the temperature change compared to yesterday at this time, we were talking about this during the evening our newscast. 17 degrees colder. 20 degrees colder in hagerstown. a good indication that the cold air masses now moving our way. tomorrow, quite a difference in terms of daytime high temperatures. only in the upper 40's in 49 in arlington. this is the computer model showing clouds increasing during the midday hours. showers will develop late in the afternoon and we could see some wet roadways as we move into the rush-hour commute tomorrow afternoon. all of this is out of here by late tomorrow night. skies begin to clear, with pickup at of the north and west for the day on friday. cold on friday, onl

as of 11:00, 36 degrees at reagan national, 28 dulles, 23 manassas. 31 martinsburg. this is just the beginning of the cooldown overnight. windchill factors will make it feel about five to seven degrees windr, but at least the speed is beginning to diminish, out of the northwest between about five and 10 miles per hour. view, plenty of cold air to go around, especially off to the north and west. this is the core of cold air in minneapolis and duluth that will eventually modify and move our way early monday into late monday, early tuesday. that will drop the daytime highs into the 30's for a couple of days next week. the cool weather sticks around overnight, temperatures about 28 degrees gaithersburg, waking up 31 in arlington. skies mainly clear. the temperatures will rebound just a little bit, especially during the late afternoon. well to theect snow north and west, across ohio and northern pennsylvania. in cleveland and southern suburbs, they had 6-10 inches of snow. nothing like that for us. the high pressure remains overhead. that will be the dominant weather feat

out toward rahmny and martinsburg and that's certainly possible as we get into the 9:00 hour. the best chance for showers will not be until 11:00 or maybe even until midnight. so, partly to mostly cloudy. breezy and mild tonight. 47 to 52. winds southwest 10 to 15. actually is a small craft advisory on the bay for tonight. now tomorrow morning, partly sunny and pleasant. there will be some sun. 47 to 64, and by afternoon, mostly cloudy. still warm. high 66 to 70. winds out of the south, southwest at 10. so, again, maybe a shower in oakland and 54. but 62 in cumberland. your showers will arrive at night. low 60s, winchester 64. not quite 70 in culpeper and not quite 70 in manassas or also warrenton. maybe 68 in leesburg. probably 69 in mcclane and downtown. 69, 68 in rockville and gaithersburg. mid 60s by the water. there's not a small craft advisory tomorrow on the bay. here's a day planner. we are 58 by 9:00. pretty good. 65 by 11:00 and 67 by 1:00. now the next three days, yellow alert thursday. rain and showers. we'll talk about setting the alarm five minutes early for thur

temperatures really need the help. 22 in charlottesville. 18 in martinsburg. 28 degrees in washington right now. so, yeah, a cold start for sure. hourly temperatures, we should jump up to the low and mid 30s the next hour or two. low to mid 30s by lunchtime and most afternoon high temperatures mid to upper 40s. temperatures may touch briefly up to 50 degrees. university of virginia today, hurricanes and cavaliers. bundle up. kickoff temperatures near 40. most of the game you'll be in the 40s. light breeze will make it awfully cold in the stadium. temperatures low 40s at dinner time. 39 as you're coming back from the movies between 9:00 and 11:00 this evening. this area of light, freezing rain will pass to our north. it will be problematic for our friends and neighbors in buffalo. this area of moisture in the deep south, that's what's going to impact our weekend right at the tail end tomorrow. if you're traveling today up towards pittsburgh, buffalo or cleveland, be on the lookout for light rain up that way. could be freezing at times. around here it's just going to be all sunshine for

martinsburg 34 and 31 in hagerstown. so this is way below average and you jump the divide it's another planet. it's 12 in davis. 21 in oakland. futurecast, 9:00 tonight if you're going out, we said this over and over again, winter coat, hat and gloves. no one will make fun of you. it's 30 in leesburg and gaithersburg at 9:00, 31 in manassas. if you're out late tonight, 29 in manassas by 11:00, upper 20s by culpeper and teetering on 29 in the northern and western suburbs. we'll come back, look ahead to the rest of the weekend and talk about a storm system monday. believe it or not, more cold air lies in the wake of that next week. >>> a followup on the murder of a woodbridge teen-ager, the fourth man wanted for questioning turned himself in. deion moses walked into the prince william county police department today. the 17-year-old does not face charges yet. he is one of four suspects, though, in the shooting death of 16-year-old brenden wilson. one of those suspects is too young to name or show you. police say the men lur

low 50s in hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester, a slight chance of a sprinkle there primarily cumberland westward and 56 in culpeper, 54 in warrenton, manassas, leesburg probably 53, fairfax 54, mclean 54. downtown we'll say 54, could be 54 rockville or gaithersburg. not quite small craft advisory criteria but just enough of a breeze for a little bit of a rough day. day planner upper 30s to start downtown temps which means low 30s in the burbs, low 40s at 9:00, around 50 at 11:00 and 52 at 1:00 with clouds coming back. sunday breezy and cool but very nice for the ravens game, temperatures near 60 and then monday really nice, looking at sunshine, temperature about 65 before the big changes begin to take effect. in fact, after monday we're 70 on veterans day, beautiful, beautiful. then look what happened. 56 wednesday, showers possible. upper 40s on thursday, rain and showers probably south of town and a cold rain friday, 44, but i got to tell you upper atmosphere is cold enough to support some snow not too far away from downtown. >> really? snow, really? >> yes. >> i did not hear that wor

freezing, manassas, leesburg, gaithersburg, 31 in la plata and by 11:00 we're looking at 29 in hagerstown, martinsburg, but because of these southerly winds and the few high clouds temps will not fall off the table like last night, but still plenty cold. remember to bring your pets in tonight. we'll talk about the cold front that goes through tomorrow morning when we come back, what that does to our friday and we have hope for a pattern change over the weekend. >>> maryland state highway administration is getting ready to battle snow and the shocking high cost of road salt this season. today they rolled out nine new monster plows that carry so much salt and fuel they only need to make a pit stop half as many times. here's the deputy administrator david coyne. >> we're the spending as much time going back to those facilities to replenish, more time on the road. >> coyne explained last year's polar vortex and this season's prediction for a slightly elevated risk for a snowier than average year ruptured in those salt prices being 25 to 50% higher. >>> tonight a nurse is charged with sexually abusing pati

numbers again, record low dulles of 13, shattered the old low of 20, record low baltimore 19, 15 in martinsburg new record low and dulles had a new record low high temperature, only got to 34 today. the old record was 38. tonight a different story. not going to fall off as quickly, but the winds will increase, 37 downtown, low 30s elsewhere, manassas 32. factor in the winds. if you're going out, dress for the teens and 20s. it's a south wind, but it still registers on the wind chill. feels like it's 25 in manassas now, 23 in leesburg and downtown it feels like 28. lows tonight not as cold, although plenty cold by average standards. 30 downtown, 26 at rockville, 26 in fairfax for a low, 25 in sterling, 24 towards leesburg. we'll come back, talk about when the cold front rolls through, what that means for your thursday and friday and there is some good news. >>> the early arrival of winter is increasing the demand for road salt up and down the east coast. >> scott broom tells us that is just one of the challenges the maryland state highway administration was talking about today. >> this steers mo

we are getting critical north and west. 35á in martinsburg and 34 in winchester. we'll talk about when we think temperatures will go below freezing and where. we'll also take you through the holiday weekend. >>> this is a red alert day. now, wusa9's first alert weather. >> we canceled the red alert now. we don't think the black ice is going to warrant a red alert for the entire metro area. we are concerned about some slick spots tonight. it is 39 at national. the dew point is down to 33. light rain and drizzle. winds northwest at 10. doppler radar over the past couple of hours, most of the activity is gone. any accumulating snow ended around 5:00 or 6:00 this evening. light rain up 95. between d.c. and baltimore. up 29. baltimore washington parkway. back to the west, very little. maybe a sprinkle or flurry. but that's it. we are looking at partially clearing skies tonight. so, the winter, 18 inches. haywood, virginia, 2 inches. darnstown 1 1/2 inches. and somewhere between half an inch and 3/4. i saw earlier, it's all melted. okay, temperatures, 33 in white oak. t

and look at the rest. 70 leesburg. 72 martinsburg. 75 in fredericksburg. so we're talking record high temperatures, and we're talking a winter storm. and we do have that winter storm watch in effect. storm team 4 radar, clear right now. as we widen out, though, you can see where the moisture is starting to make its way up across portions of the southeast. this storm system is going to make its way right from the south, right over towards our area. and combine it with colder air also beginning to move our way with when that happens, that rain will change over to snow. so that area of low pressure almost a nor'easter-like storm will come in here and be seeing areas of rain. and yes, this means this is definitely a storm to watch. just how much cold air is going to be in place? the more cold air, the more snow we get. so rain and snow across our area. accumulation likely to the west. we're talking west of i-95. and that's why we have that winter storm watch in effect. for northern fauquier county, loudoun county and frederick county, the national weather serv