live view from hagerstown maryland snowing for four hours. the roads, driveways are fine it's the grassy surfaces that are seeing the accumulation and westchester, that's a live view. no accumulation on that light but on the parking lot just a dusting throughout just getting started in chester county and the rest of the area. a first alert weather day for wet snow and rain accumulating mostly on grassy surfaces. later today a slushy slippery mix in time for the evening commute on the roadways too. and rain in delaware and south jersey that's going to be mixing with snow in the wilmington area and philadelphia as well. so good-bye winter. >> yeah. >> happy spring everyone. >> ouch. >> the "today" show is up next. another update in about 25 minutes. >>> good morning. plowing into spring. the new season beginning today with a snowstorm stretching from d.c. all the way up to boston. >>> disturbing delivery. the judge in robert durst's 2003 murder trial speaking out saying she believes he was behind a gruesome package left on her doorstep as autho

i want to zoom in on this storm between hagerstown and martinsburg. this may have some hail in it just to the southwest of hagerstown moving north and east. another storm up there just southwest of waynesboro not far from greencastle will run right in between you. that could also have some hail. we'll storm track this. this is headed for hagerstown about 6:02 and eventually up towards smithburg at 6:14. i would take these storms seriously. they could produce brief heavy downpours and flash flooding. where is the line going? by 7:00 essentially gaithersburg back to leesburg and just to the north of culpeper and by 9:00 right through the metro area extending either side of i-95. temps fall a little, back in the 60s by 9:00, which is still warm. by 11:00 most of the thunderstorms are to our south, but we aren't done with the rain and showers. we'll come back. we had to extend our yellow alert tomorrow. we'll explain why. >>> in dublin, virginia, authorities explained the body of 5-year-old noah thomas has been found. let's listen in. >> forensic support

hagerstown is on the lower end. over towards the leesburg area martinsburg, gaithersburg woodbridge and then 2 to 4 down to the south. i think there may be an extended period of sleet that could lower totals. heads up down there. your snow impact road conditions deteriorate. slick spots early. i almost didn't want to put that word in there at all. cancellations, we'll see those and the roads get treacherous later on in the evening hours. here's the next couple of days and you'll notice temperatures of 27 on friday morning. could see more delays on friday morning. saturday and sundays, highs in the low 40s. not a bad weekend. spring forward on saturday. and then the 50s come and it looks like they want to stay. >> they get what? >> they get bad. >> and this is going to be heavier snow than the fluffy stuff we had last time? >> it will for sure be heavier and wetter and then lighter as the day goes on. >>> nationals not thinking about snow. of course not. i'll tell you what they are worried about as they prepare for y

hagerstown at 33 near 40 in washington. total amounts of snow by the time this tapers off tonight, 4 to 6 inches metro area, southern suburbs. farther north and west, all the way into the mountain 6 to 8 inch amounts will be common. we'll be looking at the hour by hour changes on the way and timing that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of the mix.\on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of ton the 1st at 5:11. ch >> reporter: we're on i-70 going west. the temperature in the last five minutes has gone from 34 down to 31 degrees and we have absolutely seen the change over from what was just light rain to a very heavy mix of wet snow and sleet pellets. so now here we are at interstate 70 west of frederick and the snow is starting to stick on the sides of the roads. the main travel lanes remain clear. they put plenty of chemical down. we went over the flyover there from 270 on to 70 near frederick and that was very well treated

around hagerstown hagerstown frederick, winchester, some snow-covered roads we will see throughout the area. 7:00 a.m., snow-covered roads from leesburg, winchester. by the time we get to 10:00 right into d.c. and very quickly down through 1:00 faulkner county, prince george's anne arundel county and by the time we get to the afternoon, 4:00 everyone seeing snow-covered roads as the system will be making its exit out. >> we think we'll see heavy snow during the afternoon periods. once again that could be the worst time between 9:00 and 3:00 p.m. we'll have the latest for you including those snowfall totals. we'll take you hour by hour in just a minute. >> thank you, doug. >>> the mad dash is on at the grocery store, as you might imagine tonight. you know the routine. stock up on bread, milk, toilet paper, too, maybe some beer and wine. news4 is live at the safeway in greenbelt, maryland. shomari, how is it looking out there? >> reporter: so far i haven't seen anyone buying beer and wine but they are getting plenty of this bottled water, a new shipment just came in. let bhe walk over he

look at these wind gusts. 47-miles per hour wind gusts in hagerstown. and 30 miles an hour down towards patuxent river. a very windy night. it will stay windy as we move on through the evening. that will create that wind chill right on through early tomorrow morning. storm team 4 radar, clear. not dealing with any rain or snow. the next chance will be during the day on friday. yes, we're still talking rain and snow. nothing on the satellite picture. it was clear. the northern lights didn't make their way all the way down here. the closest i saw was in towards portions of northern new jersey around new york. but for us not much. just clear skies from the new york down towards our region. once again we get that flow coming right across canada over the lakes and into our area. that means we'll be rather chilly tomorrow. not too bad. 50 in d.c. 48 in leesburg that wouldn't be bad at all if we didn't have the wind. take a look at the wind chills early tomorrow morning. down to 30 in d.c. at 6:00 a.m. 24 in frederick. 22 in hagerstown 27 in manassas. a cold s

just rain now. >> and you can see that snow farther north in hagerstown maryland. which you can chuc bell continuing on patrol the roads. snow is sticking on the highway up there. radar pick pentagoning up chinanges minute by >>> here is a live look in hagerstown. snow starting to fall there. >> and storm team 4 radar showing it well. roading will be trech ingingg roads will be treacherous across the area later. p. >> and getting reports from people on twitter and facebook. we're getting the snow now falling in loudoun coty. area in the white and great now snowing in leesburg. as well as montgomery county, maybe a little light snow there. and then heavier shows, one band there that stretches from just near frederick over to south of hagerstown martinsburg and long 81. winchester to near front royal. and there is another batch there coming into northern fauquier county. metro area around washington now, mostly rain. a little sleet trying to mix in. what is freezing is melting on any roads except farther north and west, it is starting to stick. leaving 4 to 6 inches

even hagerstown at 47, 50 in warrenton. mild day today. your evening, just wet roads with rain continuing to come through. but here we are 5:00 a.m. thursday. there's your snow across northern maryland. watch that line drop as we get into the early morning hours, right on into a 10:00 11:00 a.m. by lunch time, right through areas of southern maryland, so by say, 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, snow into southern maryland. it will start out as rain, but we're expecting between 4 and 8 inches of snowfall areawide. we'll have more on who gets what and the time line on the snow-covered roads coming up later. >>> you may be able to use your sled on capitol hill during the snowstorm. d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton is asking capitol police for a waiver of the sledding ban on capitol grounds. you may remember during winter storm last month, several sledders were told to pack up and get out of there. if it's approved, the sledding ban would be lifted from tomorrow through sunday. >>> as the storm moves in remember we'll have every part of the area covere

look at the numbers around 7:00 a.m. 53 hagerstown 53 fredericksburg not bad. 11:00 59 hagerstown, 68 in fredericksbg. andook wt happens. temperaturell during the day. by 5:00 d.c. now sitting at 59 after a high of 68. so temperatures will fall tomorrow and they will stay down. 50 on wednesday, 49 on thursday with some sunshine and then there's that rain/snow mix over to plain rain on friday. something we're going to be watching here closely, a couple computer models giving us a couple incs of snow. we'll talk more about that tonight at 11:00. >> crazy. >> thank you, doug. >> wacky march. >>> in sports, george mason fires its basketbl coach. we'll tell you about the potential replacement in fairfax with the famiar last name. >>> but first lester holt with what's ahead o nht news." >>> hi doreen and wendy. coming up tonight on "nightly news," did an hbo documentary deliver the evidence that could put robert durst away for murder? >>> also we'll go thrive the island paradise nearly wiped out by one of nature's most deadly forces. >>> then an unusual marketing campaign thaco land someone

all the way up to 07 in culpeper and winchester. 62346 hagerstown. 65 -- 66 in hagerstown. 65 in frederick. it's a beautiful afternoon on tap for us in the metro. overnight temperatures don't fall off too much. only down to 47 in manassas. 51 in martinsburg. 50 in hagerstown and 50 also in downtown washington and in andrews. we will see that just slight chance for a shower on tuesday. a little more cloud cover. it does turn breezy, though. a high of 65 degrees will be reached a little bit earlier in the afternoon on tuesday. then temperatures plummeting all the way down into the 30s tuesday night. wednesday will be much cooler with a high temperature of only 50 degrees. in the first alert seven-day forecast, we'll stick with that 50-degree high again on thursday. a slight chance for a shower before the day is done but then friday looks like a nasty day. we might even see some snow flakes mixing in with the rain showers but everything is going to melt. it's just too warm this time of year. that first day of spring not going to feel very >>> from peruvian roast chicken to salad and roasted a

washington county hagerstown windchill there at 3 below zero. windchills commonly now just in the single digits all around the region. winds are blowing at about 15 miles per hour. >>> take a look at this scene here. this is video from inside delta flight 1086. it shows the mass exit after the plane skidded off the run way in new york. laguardia has 84 cancellations today. the city is still shaken by how dangerously close that plane came to ending up in the flushing bay. the plane slid into an embankment halfway down the runway. other pilots have reported good braking conditions but laguardia is notorious for difficult landings even when snow is not falling. this morning passengers are describing what they experienced. >> it hit the side of the rail and then went 400 yards and next thing we knew it came to a halt and we all kind of went forward. definitely an experience that we will be able to talk about. >> only 5 of the 13 people on board were taken to the hospital. they all have minor injuries. >>> new details this morning on the controversy

another through hagerstown. gary gave us a call five, six inches on the ground snowing to beat the band. this is essentially moderate snow tysons corner, fairfax, out 66 and also out route 50 over toward bowie. this is heavy snow toward bowie. as we go through the day these heavy bands will start to shift a little bit to the south over toward clinton. we'll zoom in a little bit more. this is pretty good snow down 295 and old town getting pretty good snow at this hour. we'll zoom back out n. is actually -- got a report. this is-- >> frederick. >> it's trying to win the battle here between snow and sleet. it is snow across the bay in easton and still sleet down to the south. now, temperature wise, they're going to be tanking here. 30 in frederick. 32 downtown. 30 in manassas. 30 in baltimore, but 23 already in hagerstown. you think it's colder than it was this time yesterday? yup. we lost 13 degrees in 24 hours. mr. bernstein? >> cumberland down to 31. some of the snow totals are impressive. we started with the sl

but a mix with snow in places like gaithersburg, hagerstown, winchester and are leesburg on that line where you'll see a little bit of the mix changing over with rain. but since accumulations are going to be light, this will not be a major issue and it's not going to be an issue for the monday morning commute either. here's what you're going to wake up to early sunday morning. it's going to be mostly cloudy and cold at 6:00 in the morning. 16 to 24, and the temperature starts to rise as that wintery weather arrives and we'll continue to time this out for you with 9 future cast and take a look at accumulations coming up in the first alert seven-day forecast. >> so that mix arrives right as people are heading out to church. the d.c. government will deploy its snow team starting at 6:00 tomorrow morning. that usually means about 200 trucks. in maryland, about 1700 state highway crews will be ready to go at 7:00 in the morning. in virginia, they are pretreating the roads tonight. they will be ready to go in the morning. >>> tomorrow will be the one year anniversary since relisha rudd disa

frederick, hagerstown, that's where we should see things accumulate. right down the higher elevations along 81 and the blue ridge, that's where we could see things at up as women. the higher elevation -- as well. the higher the elevation, the move you see snow. by midday and thereafter, just rain. it kicks out of here for your evening commute so faster now with the late e model run. as we head through saturday, much better. we'll be near 60 degrees so it's really just tomorrow morning that we'll deal with that yellow alert. here's your seven-day forecast. by sunday 55. a good looking weekend. enjoy spring weather. good morning, larry. >> good morning. your time 16:21 -- is 6:21. we're starting to see volume build. things free and clear on the eastern side of the beltway on the inner and outer loop. sky 9, however, enroute or over a serious fire that we have going on in springfield. i believe this is the 2600 block of rolling road. energy crews are on the scene working to get the fire under control. looks like all the lanes are open but we do have emerg

take a look at where they are right now, 22 hagerstown 29 in d.c. by morning those temps will be in the single digits north and west to about 14 degrees in d.c. as the wind picks up what it will feel like 5 to 15. by early time during the morning rush 10:00 a.m., that windchill advisory goes until tomorrow. and, yes, folks, it is going to be cold so, get out now and clear the snow if you can. doug? >> yeah and of course i do think we'll continue to see some possible delays tomorrow possible cancellations. we already have a few school closings around the region. it will be very hard to clean up these roads tonight with bitterly cold temperatures. but there's good news. finally in the forecast. guys? >> can't wait for that. doug thank you. breaking news out of reston where this winter storm has taken on a snowplow. northern virginia reporter david culvert just shot the accident on sunset hills roeld. he joins us live from wheelie avenue. what are you seeing? >> reporter: jim, this happened about a mile from where we're standing. we wanted to come here

we're in hagerstown about 70 to 75 north and west of d.c. and baltimore. as you get down towards d.c., temperatures are a little warmer. it started later. no serious issues on the roadway there's. and likewise here. high mark sun angle. temperatures running about freezing. it's been a 33 or 34. you can see interstate 81 is in pretty good shape. had a little slushy accumulation on the sides and in the middle before sunrise, but that is all gone. sticking on several favorite locations that we often see this time of year because of that sun angle and relatively mild temperatures. on the trees, but beginning to melt now and on the ground. a heavy, wet, gloppy snow. between two and three inches here in washington county. by the way, one of the few counties that didn't delay or close, five snow days. had they closed today, would have had to take that out of spring break coming up in a couple weeks. aye think the kids teachers and parents were happy they went into the school today and on time. snowball something we hopefully won't have to do anymore this year at

i want to zoom in on this storm between hagerstown and martinsburg. this may have some hail in it just to the southwest of hagerstown moving north and east. another storm up there just southwest of waynesboro not far from greencastle will run right in between you. that could also have some hail. we'll storm track this. this is headed for hagerstown about 6:02 and eventually up towards smithburg at 6:14. i would take these storms seriously. they could produce brief heavy downpours and flash flooding. where is the line going? by 7:00 essentially gaithersburg back to leesburg and just

only 42 in oakland. 46 in hagerstown. mid 40s for martinsburg and winchester. 46 in warrenton and manassas. 45 in leesburg. you could still have a rain or snow shower in the morning. it's possible. 46 in d c and rockville and gaithersburg only 42 for our friends in annapolis. day planner. couple of flurries possible. 36 at 7:00. 37 at 9:00. only 39 at 11:00. these are downtown temps too, by the way. and 41 by 1:00. next three day s, milder on wednesday but with showers. 54. warmer on thursday , near 70. but with rain and showers perhaps even the rumble of thunder. the next seven days, cooler on friday. pretty strong cold front rolls through here. mid 50s. look at this on saturday. sunshine low 40s with full sun. back in the low 50s on sunday. and ah, back to 60 with sunshine next monday. >>> six brand new speed cameras up and running throughout washington d.c. here are the locations, all with a 25-mile-per-hour speed limit. eastern avenue in northeast ford lincoln drive in northeast branch avenue southeast. two cameras ar

we're looking at temperatures pretty uniform, 42 in hagerstown, 46 winchester, 44 in gaithersburg, 47 la plata. by 1:00 we see showers beginning to move into frederick and hagerstown and martinsburg just to the northwest of leesburg, but it's mild, 60 in leesburg, 61 downtown, 60 in andrews, bowie with clouds but no showers yet. in the evening hours about 24 hours from now we'll see showers break out across most of the metro area, still haven't set up a yellow alert yet. we'll monitor this. this is a little overdone in terms of how heavy it will be. temperatures mild around 60 and by 8:00 we clear out, a few leftover showers into southern maryland, temperatures upper 40s to mid-50s as skies clear tomorrow night. tonight clear to partly cloudy, breezy and chilly, 36 to 44, winds southwesterly 10 to 15. by morning becoming mostly cloudy, cool, late shower possible way north and west. temperatures 36 to 60 and by afternoon mostly cloudy, windy, mild with showers, high temperatures between 60 and 65, winds southwest initially 15 to 25, then northwesterly 15 to 25 as the clipperlike system

now around hagerstown. look at this. a lot of lightning social securitied with this. this could have pretty strong winds, too. more down towards the winchester county clark county western loudoun county. we are all going to see these storms through the rest of the evening hours. keep a watch thrive the sky. tomorrow another huge change. that forecast in just a minute. >> thank you, doug. >>> a teenaged girl is now in police custody accused of stabbing another teen inside a d.c. school. it happened just before 2:00 this afternoon at options charter school on e street northeast. this video shows a girl being led away in handle cuffs. the alleged victim 18 years old. he's expected to be okay. it's not clear if the weapon used was a knife or something else. >>> a woman in prince george's county says she still cannot believe what she saw when she door earlier this week. police officers had surrounded her house. they said they were looking far guy with -- for a guy with a gun. chris gordon talked with the family

temperatures, 46 hagerstown. fifty winchester. 46 in d.c. not in danger of anything turning over quicker. it will take till dawn. rain to snow to sleet. heaviest snow appears 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. temperatures in the 20s by noon. that is why the roads will get worse as temperatures crash. 4-10 inches of snow fall. 6:00, mix downtown. snow north. and 9:00, snow south of town. mix into southern maryland and by noon snow across most of the metro area. and you see the different contours. that is heavier snow ban trying to develop between baltimore and d.c. heavy snow. gets out of here quickly. 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night flurries. accumulating snow will be over. 34 and snow at 7:00. 33 at 9:00. it will take a while to accumulation. 30 at 11:00 and 29 at 1:00 p.m. yellow alert tomorrow, friday. at least in the morning for slick spots. 34. sunshine on saturday, 40s. turn your clock ahead one hour saturday. 50 on sunday. storm free weekend. upper 40s monday. 54 on tuesday and rain next wednesday but who cares it will be 60. >>> coming up in sports, m

and 35 in hagerstown and 39 in frederick. on satellite and radar you can see how nicely we've cleared out but that's not going to last long. we'll watch for the next storm approach from the southwest. and it's just cloudy for most of the tuesday morning rush. by noon, sleet and a few little grains of snow starting to approach. we're not going to see the pretty flakes. this will be primarily driven by sleet and rain. i was looking at what's called a vertical profile of the atmosphere. as we head to tuesday evening. it actually gets warmer and more rain arrives. wednesday is and off rain day and then look at the colder air. starting to make the approach on wednesday evening. and by thursday we could have snow falling. we're just stuck in the pattern with little relief expected until next weekend. forecast highs for today. 45 in manassas. 43 in frederick. and 46 at andrews. and hagerstown, up to 40. and back in the teens in martinburg. 21 at an cruise. and 24 in downtown washington. tuesday we'll watch the wintry mix approach. n

we are all above freezing at reagan national, frederick hagerstown. well off to the west petersburg, west virginia, 51 degrees. that is part of the warm front that will lift overhead tomorrow, allowing the temperatures to increase overnight as opposed to falling. all of the wintry precipitation we had earlier today has spun off to the north and east. it will not last long, as the clouds increase as we move through the day tomorrow. here is the warm air trying to sneak in from the south but he cooler, colder air off to the north and west will be the big weather maker moving into late tomorrow night come into the day thursday. satellite radar, the warm front overhead. this cold front right here will move our way as it passes. we will look for rain tomorrow, may heavy in the late afternoon, evening. and look at this, a winter storm watch 7:00 tomorrow night until 7:00 thursday. more than likely what will happen, the national weather service will take the areas shaded in blue and convert that to a winter storm warning, everything will turn pink. that will

headachers down 4-8 -- hagerstown, 4-8 inches. scale of ton-10 -- 1-10, it will be an impressive storm. a 7. legitimate storm. plowal and sleddable -- plowable and shreddable for the kids. more snow. temperatures above freezing till 6:00. bull's eye is northwest of d.c. temperatures crash. the roads will get worse through the morning. you get up tomorrow, roads are not going to be that bad. they will be horrible by lunchtime. 3:00 a.m. raining. a mix in frederick county. snow along the boarder. 6:00 a.m. snow and by 8:00 turning to snow. darker blue the heavier the snow. by 10- a.m. snow across the metro area. noon, good snow. frederick south to d.c., west towards fairfax and east. 2:00 p.m., see heavier ban of snow over the district. may end up being the district being the bull's eye. 7:30 p.m. most of the snow gone. light flurries. clear out tomorrow night. right now we are left with rain but it turns to snow tonight. >> thank you. >>> the d.c. government has already declared a snow emergency, effective 7:00 a.m. tomorrow mornin

the actual air temperature, 7 gaithersburg 2, frederick, maryland 3 degrees in hagerstown. and by lunchtime around 15 to 16 degrees across the area. just going from a high temperature tomorrow between 24 and 29 degrees. this yes, looks like the last of the real potent extreme cold for our area. you're really going to like the forecast coming up here. the weekend, at least looking dry. don't forget we spring forward. you need to change your clocks let them -- change them an hour forward. we go from 42 to 47 degrees saturday to sunday. also a cold morning coming up on saturday. but take a look at this. monday, the high temperature 50. then we're at close to 60 on tuesday and over 60 degrees thursday. that of course means a lot of melting of all of this snow. it's been quite some time since we've had temperatures back-to-back at around 50 degrees. we took a look at that earlier with the morning crew last. last time we had that was around christmas, believe it or not. we didn't gee why is xhat but we got the warm christmas. the snow moves out. more coming up on the record cold

by 6:00 in the morning low 30s and even 20s could pop up around hagerstown and frederick, low 30s even down toward la plata, 33 in fredericksburg, 32. afternoon just a few high clouds, dry, 40s, don't need your umbrella yet. by 6:00 clouds, yes, temperatures either side of 50s but rain showers back along i- 81 and boom, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, here comes the rain, 40s. the rain picks up in intensity tomorrow night. by 12:30, 1:00 in the morning saturday temperatures in the 40s with moderate rain in gaithersburg, leesburg and into fredericksburg. get ready. for tonight clear to partly cloudy, colder, 28 to 38, winds easterly at 10. 30s to start tomorrow with sunshine. you'll need shades in the morning and umbrella tomorrow night, 44 at 11:00, a few clouds, 49 at 1:00, a few more clouds. yellow alert tomorrow night, yellow alert art, morning rain changing to afternoon showers -- yellow alert saturday, morning rain changing to afternoon showers. next season days even better monday, what a start to the workweek, low now, more and more americans are discovering that... shred after shred... dish

through hagerstown and back to central pennsylvania. by noon, a lot of this is taking place during the daylight hours in march. usually the sun angle gets a little bit through the clouds so the pavement may be wet in some areas in d.c. but we should be seeing the heaviest snow to accumulate in new york city. we may have some early dismissals and cancellations too. it's crazy. how much snow in as we go throughout the storm it looks like d.c. baltimore, probably only an inch or two but as far as hagerstown and trenten and philly and back toward long island, possibility of three to six inches of snow. it'll be heavy and wet. roads won't be too bad was it's march. that's not a map i wanted to pull out again. >> i'm looking six inchs at the hamptons. >> right. it's going to feel like the middle of winter. >> and after that. ? saturday will be 50 degrees and it'll melt. >> this is the last time. >> yes, it should be. >> still ahead hillary clinton supporters try a new angle to build support and it does involve bill. "way too early" will be ri

hagerstown at 61 and 55 in fredericksburg 68 in charlottesville at 11:00 at night. after the highs today in the 70s and even the low 80s down to the southwest. unbelievable day today. radar is showing rain up towards baltimore and i-95. if you're driving up i-95 all you see is a couple of sprinkles. it's not much rain. but you can see the rain coming from northwest to southeast. that's actually a warm front. that warm front is moving on through the area. so tomorrow we're going to start off on the warm side of things. very warm as a matter of fact early tomorrow but nen the cold front will sweep through late in the day. that cold front towards the great lakes, that will sweep on through. as it does so that's when we'll start to see things really change. the high temperatures tomorrow 68 d.c. 71 down towards fredericksburg. 57 in hagerstown. you will see the cooler air there first. 69 la plata. you say that's a nice warm day, but, but the winds are going to kick up and temperatures will fall during the day. 55 at 9:00 a.m. still pretty good about noon winds could gus

this is winchester and hagerstown. this runs until 6:00 p.m. gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour gusts outside that advisory only 30 miles an hour at times. the satellite and radar is showing plenty of clouds across the area. as we continue to work into the afternoon hours, the clouds break up as we warm to a high of 56. coming up kristin, i'll let you know when you can expect more sunshine. >> that sounds good. thanks amelia. >>> police are investigating a crash between two police cruisers in the district. two officers are recovering now. >> derrick ward is live where it happened in southeast d.c. you saw the cars towed away? >> reporter: yeah indeed we did. we can tell you, the crash was sufficient enough there was enough force t that the air bags deployed in one of the vehicles. look at the scene. they said it was about 5:45 when the two cars collided. one was an suv, the other a sedan. it appears the sedan was headed east on i street and that the suv may have been going south on south capitol when they crashed. again, two officers were injured. we

look from martinsburg to hagerstown, active thunderstorms and nonsevere. gusty winds and heavy downpours moving from hagerstown into central pennsylvania. there's other fragments of thunderstorms and showers as we head through the evening tonight. this is all part of a pattern associated with a cold front that's moving in from the west. the cold front is active. have lingering showers in the morning. bigger thing tomorrow much much cooler temperatures. look ahead to the book -- weekend and beyond in a few minutes. scott: now to the tragedy in the alps being called no accident. tonight, family members have toured the area where the germanwings flight 9525 crashed killing all 150 people on board. it follows that bombshell announcement this morning that the co-pilot andreas lubitz intentionally brought down the plane. that revelation hours after we learned that the captain had been locked out of the cockpit. f.b.i. has been brought in to help in this investigation. airline's c.e.o. says there were no warning signs. >> all the safety nets we are so proud of he

we have a little bit of snow in frederick and hagerstown, but it is light. hagerstown down to martinsburg over to meyersville with a little bit of light snow and flurries in that area. now, down towards leonards town getting light snow to the south with the heavier snow exiting off in to the bay. you had snowfall rates one to two inches per hour. total, frederick with nine inches. front royal 9.5 and winchester about 11 inches of snow. already 25 in fredericksburg and 23 downtown. so not everybody is actually frozen on the weather terrace just a little shopically, but we will come back and talk about when we would get above 32. with more pictures and totals. >> thank you, top. >>> we have live team coverage on the snowstorm. let's check in with bruce leshan. they have been telling folks all day long to stay in if you can, but for some people it's not an option. >> reporter: nope, like tv reporters and photographers need to go out and check it out. we don't follow our own advice. it's drizzling just a little bit out here. along the rockville pike, which is mo

even hagerstown was 57 and cumberland made it to 63. finally we're looking at temperatures a little bit above average for a change. average highs about 53. 54. about 10 degrees above average. let's talk about the futurecast. late tonight, 10:00 tonight clear skies. temperatures in the 40s. 49 downtown. 43 in gaithersburg. 44 in manassas and 44 also in leesburg. by mo in to the mid 30s in the suburbs and low 40s downtown but the rain will hold off looks like till after the morning commute. we'll look ahead. when we come back, yellow alert tomorrow for a wet evening commute. the 60s return on wednesday. a bit cooler on thursday but dry and then kind of a chilly rain to end the week with temperatures in the 40s. we'll come back and give you an hour by hour breakdown. >>> still ahead on wusa 9 news, an apology from the brutal terrorist in syria known as jihadi john. details ahead. >> plus oklahoma university comes down hard on members of a fraternity after their racial rant goes viral. in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform

maybe frederick to hagerstown up past the border. temperatures are going to be rising as we go through the day and tomorrow night. think of this as more of a nuisance mix. allow with extra time. any time the roads are wet, that's not a good thing if you're trying to get home. if you're in prince george's county or southern maryland you'll probably make it home tomorrow before precipitation rolls in. by 6 p.m., mix gaithersburg north. green blobs in the form of rain. temps go up. 39 by 10:30 tomorrow night. we'll talk about if the next batch of rain turns to snow before ending on thursday. >>> it's happened again. the so-called black hat bandits have robbed another bank. >> today it was the wells fargo in falls church. >> right now detectives are investigating an area right behind the wells fargo. witnesses say that after robbing the wells fargo the suspects ran right through here so that's why this area is important to police. this wells fargo in falls church is the eighth bank in maryland in northern virginia that these so called bl

it's 31 in hagerstown. 30 at dulles. 30 in manassas. and the temperature in fredricksburg is 35 degrees. here's some of the big, key points that you're going to need to know about. today, continuing to our inclement weather through thursday. there will be a couple of slick spots for the p.m. rush and most will be up to our north. most of us will be ok. use a little caution. give yourself some extra time this evening. this is going to warm up overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow we're going to see some rain. the heaviest rain i think will be in the afternoon on wednesday. then overnight wednesday as an after midnight through the day on thursday we're expecting a significant snow event with accumulations likely. we're going to bring out the snow maps for you tomorrow but i want to have you in the back of your mind that you might need to use two hands to count the number of inches of snow in parts of the region. our current satellite and radar picture will show you that we've got some of those spotty light, freezing drizzle areas

see hagerstown and frederick some clouds developing by 10:00 in the morning. as we go through the late morning, afternoon see the blue. there are your snow showers either side of frederick, gaithersburg, hagerstown, martinsburg, temperatures above freezing and 40 downtown by 1:00. by 6:00 we're looking at more showers and snow showers possible, maybe one out towards manassas. wouldn't get hung up on the exact location of these, sort of like summertime hit or miss. we'll come back, let you know when temperatures will finally make it back to 60. >>> disturbing new details about the co-pilot blamed for deliberately crashing that germanwings plane into the french alps. investigators uncovered evidence indicating andrea lubitz was struggling with an -- andreas lubitz was struggling with an illness that he hid from his employers. he had a doctor's note urging him to go on medical leave the day of the tragedy. >> when someone is in the state of mind of about to commit suicide, they don't think of anything else except they must relieve their pain. >> here in washingto

right now hagerstown at 38 up through pennsylvania wilks barre currently in the 20s. here it is the second full day of spring. that cold air will be moving in tonight. our temperatures will start dropping rapidly as we get into the latter part of the night. 48 at 10:00 a.m. 50 degrees by lunchtime with more sunshine even for the areas south coming 53 for a high around 3:00, 4:00 today. here you can see the clouds moving through in your future weather. this is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. i put the temperatures on for you so you can see how far they're going to drop look how low these values are. mt. airy frederick, maryland 24 to start your monday. 24 in martinsburg, 25 starting the day monday in winchester. 29 to 30 degrees in d.c. we warm up yes. but still a little wind throughout the day on monday. mostly sunny. call it cool and then cold again monday night to tuesday morning. so much so that this next little weather system that's going to be pushing in could bring light snow to points north, northern areas of west virginia and western maryland. the ski resorts are trying t

this is mostly snow martinsburg to hagerstown right now and mostly rain from fairfax and prince william county south into parts of southern maryland. here is future weather thousand. by 7:00 a.m. most of the metro area all in the form of snow. stays that way through 9:00. road temperatures are above freezing. but the persistence of snow for many hours across northern maryland means we could still see 3 to 5 inches there northern montgomery county towards the blue ridge. around up to,town one inch to maybe two in the form of slushiness. >>> breaking news this morning, bw parkway, we're talking about northbound here shut down completely at route 50. all northbound traffic right now being pushed on to eastbound route 50. and right now we understand that southbound bw parkway is also shut down temporarily as they turn those northbound drivers around. so going to be a mess this morning. you'll want to take your alternate. nasty crash there this morning. 66 headed in and out of town no problems there. same thing 95 here in virginia. nice and clear there. prince george's county in general look

frederick and hagerstown, 5:30, sleeting in gaithersburg. by 9:00, we have snow in gaithersburg and frederick. by noon, boom, here comes the moderate snow across the metro area. by 2:30, see this darker shade of blue? college park south into southern maryland and by 6:00, flurries possible but then we clear out quickly tomorrow night. so 30s to start and remember, it's going to take a while for the service temperature to catch up. 30 at 11:00 and 29 by 1:00. the next three days, very cold on friday, 34. good enough for a yellow alert in the morning. upper 40s on saturday and next seven days? we don't have a flake or a drop on the weekend for a change. it's a short weekend, move your clocks ahead one hour. we go to daylight savings time again. mid-50s on tuesday and it's going to rain on wednesday. i don't think you guys will care because it's going to be 60. >> 60? that's just crazy. all right, thanks. >>> mr. hanrahan. >> we have baseball to talk about. he made $210 million during the offseason. max scherzer, yeah, right, can we be friends,

tomorrow 6 below in hagerstown 1 below in manassas and 2 when you step out the door at 7:00 a.m. good things the kids won't be at the bus stop. 11 clm, still only 12 in d.c. let's just call it a frigid friday. but here's the good news. cold across the entire eastern two-thirds of the country. that leaves the cold air moves away and then we get quite warm. we talk much more about this on our facebook page our nbcwashington page as well. if you want to learn more about the warm weather and how long it might stick around. tomorrow morning 14 in d.c. 9 in leesburg. the record low at dulles is 15. we'll shatter that. the record low at d.c. is 10 degrees. we could get close to that too. i do think we'll break a couple record bun at dulles bwi and d.c. tomorrow a high of only 27. 47 on sunday. we're moving in the right direction. then let's go to 50 on monday. that believe it or not, is still below average. so let's go above average. 53 on tuesday, 59 on wednesday, and take a trip with me back to the 60s, 64 degrees coming up on thursday. >> just think how popular you'll be soon. >> tha

want to go to mike seidel he's joining us live from hagerstown. and we can see that snow coming down at a good clip there. >> reporter: yes, sir. good morning aaron from i-81 south of the p.a. line. and the interstate is fine. it's just wet. take a look traffic is moving i think pretty much at the speed limit this morning out on the interstate. let's show them the highway right now. give they will an idea what is going on. traffic in good shape right now. s's wet out here. 33 degrees. a wet snowfall. only sticking to the trees and the card top tops. on the ground we have about an inch. and good for snowballs. over to the car, this is hopefully the last time you have to do this season clean the snow off the car. comes off real easy. a very wet snow. and that's what we're dealing with. once the sun comes up here that will make a big difference on any slushy accumulations on neighborhood streets and your sidewalks. back to you. >> mike seidel live for us near hagerstown. thank you. and chuck bell will let you know when the snow will stop and if we'll

right now we're all the way down to 44 in hagerstown because of the clouds and rain. 45 in culpeper and leesburg. 46 in fredricksburg. it's 46 right now at andrews -- 47 right now at andrews. those temperatures are close to what your high temperature is going to be for the rest of the day. on satellite and radar, you can see the extent of the rain shield as it's heading through. the yellows show the areas where the rain is falling more steadily. about a half inch per hour in most of the yellow shaded areas. on 9 futurecast, a steady slug of rain over the beltway during that evening commute. and the rain will continue and actually might be at its most intense point during the dinner hour. but by the time we get to the overnight, it's going to start to break up a little bit. more rain on the approach but that will kind of start to slide to the re getting ready to go to work on wednesday morning, there will be a couple of lingering sprinkles and showers, but overall it's looking like a nicer picture. and the amp looks very -- the afternoon looks very nice. temperatures back into the 60s on

notice all the rain and heavy activity toward frederick and hagerstown. we'll advance this and stop it by 11:30. the yellow is heavy rain through fairfax county and loudoun county. can't get too hung up on the exact location, but parts of the metro area will have heavy down pour late morning, early afternoon. by 3:00 heavy activity across the bay, showers across leesburg, martinsburg and into the mountains. look at the temps, that is great. by 6 p.m. there will be a few showers, low 60s, no shortage of clouds. by 9:00 some breaks in the clouds, a couple sprinkles. the rain is over by 7:00. tomorrow night we clear out completely and temperatures are mild behind the front in the 50s. how much rain? close to an inch in gaithersburg, 1/2-inch downtown, around 1 inch to 3/4- inch toward hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester. overnight cloudy and chilly with rain heavy at times, low temperatures in the 40s, wind southwesterly at 10. here's the day planner, rain and showers, 51 at 9:00, 58 by 1 p.m. yellow alert tomorrow, sunday pretty good, seasonable a little

by 10:00 it's 53 downtown, close to 50 as far north as hagerstown into martinsburg. by 11:30 we see showers starting to pop up around frederick, temperature there 52. by 1:30 we see a little line of showers from martinsburg to frederick across i-7. we'll come back, track that through the evening commute and track pretty strong winds that will accompany the afternoo >>> summer going to start a bit later in montgomery county this year. >> the state superintendent of schools approved a plan to let montgomery county school goes two days below the 180 days of instruction normally required by state law, but montgomery county will extend the school year by one day to make up for the time of lost snow days. mark your calendars, kids. the last day of school will now be monday, june 15th, and a teacher workday scheduled for the 15th will take place on the 16th. again, the last day of school in montgomery county is now monday, june 15th. >>> 16-year-old ryan mccall loved flying and hoped to get his pilot's license next year, but ryan will never get the chance now. the spotsylva

by 6:30 we see low 50s in the suburbs north and west, 49 in hagerstown and still 57 downtown. so wind gust tracker again a forecast, we could see winds 27 miles per hour or so downtown, gaithersburg, manassas, leesburg. that's at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. by tomorrow evening we could see wind gusts over 30 miles per hour from the northwest, maybe a 31 mile-per-hour wind gust downtown and perhaps a 30 mile-per-hour wind gust in manassas. break it down on the day planner, clouds, sun, upper 50s at 9:00, mid-60s by 11:00 and 67 with partly sunny skies at 1:00. breezy and cooler. i suppose i could say almost chilly wednesday, 51. we almost lose 20 degrees, still cool thursday. clouds come in late, 53. next seven days spring arrives friday, kind of a raw rainy day, mid-40s. we have a snowflake early friday morning, overnight thursday and low to mid-50s on saturday with sunshine, only 50 on sunday and only in the upper 40s all with sunshine sunday and monday. >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> of course, the madness is here. this week's game tips off on the fa

already down to 60 only 47 now in hagerstown and only 39 in pittsburgh. that's the cold air that's moving on in here. you mentioned the drop 73 today to 35 by tomorrow morning. the windchill, the windchill feeling like 25. that's nearly 50 degrees colder. in for a big chill as we step into the day tomorrow. we'll let you know how long that will last and what's in store for the weekend. >>> tonight there are no suspects in connection with a homicide in annandale, virginia. man's body was found in a creek shortly before 5:00 yesterday. it was near apartments along ivy mount court. police say he had trauma to his body and they're trying to figure out who he is. >>> despite similarities to that case and annandale police say at this point there's nothing to connect it to the body that was found in her don monday. we're still waiting tonight for police to identify that man. his body was found near folly lick stream in a wooded area off hidden brook drive. investigators say he also had trauma to his upper body. >>> few know what it's like to tackle a man in midf

we have a little bit of snow in frederick and hagerstown, but it is light. hagerstown down to martinsburg over to meyersville with a little bit of light snow and flurries in that area. now, down towards leonards town getting light snow to the south

maybe frederick to hagerstown up past the border. temperatures are going to be rising as we go through the day and tomorrow night. think of this as more of a nuisance mix. allow with extra time. any time the roads are wet, that's not a good thing if you're trying to get home. if you're in prince george's county or southern maryland you'll probably make it home tomorrow before precipitation rolls in. by 6 p.m., mix gaithersburg north. green blobs in the form of rain. temps go up. 39 by 10:30 tomorrow night. we'll talk about if the next batch of rain turns to snow bef

look at the highs today, 73 in d.c. 74 in fredericksburg 63 in hagerstown. but those numbers are coming down. i'll show you where we're going and when the next chance of rain moves in in the forecast. >>> high drama today on a fair and accurate fairfax county parkway. the car-clipping ride and how police put an end to it. >>> we're uncovering new information on a deadly confrontation at the gates of the national security agency. what the fbi is now saying about one of the suspects involved. >>> and breaking that the hour, a former local fbi agent is pleading guilty to evidence tampering. >>> a wild scene disrupts the morning rush. >> and tonight we are learning more about the woman who was behind the wheel. >> she's 36-year-old lakisha tracy. according to police she has warrants for credit card fraud and identity theft in arlington county. >> she's now facing charges related to the high-speed chase that began in the falls church area went down the beltway and i-95 and ended up on the fairfax county parkway. we go live now to news4's adam tuss in falls church

hagerstown, yes. washington was give the authority to appoint the first presidential commission in american history, meaning no senate confirmation necessary, in order to locate the seat of government so that it would be ready in 1800 when the federal government was going to move to the potomac. washington appointed cronies his son-in-law, one of the maryland congressmen who had switched his vote on assumption. probably with assurances that the seat of government was not going to be located near hagerstown. washington knew where he wanted it. even though he appointed cronies, he did not trust them enough. he went and made the decision himself. he made a token trip up to hagerstown to look at the various sites but knew exactly where he wanted it. he proposed congress locate it where it is today, but it had to be north of the anacostia. so washington actually asked congress to pass a supplemental act to allow him to include that portion of washington, d.c., that we know as anacostia and the portion of v

look at the temperature. 32 hagerstown 34 leesburg. 39 peters burg in west virginia 35 charlottesville. driving impact forecast for tomorrow at 6:00 a.m.burg in west virginia, 35 charlottesville. driving im rain showers will be hanging on till about 10:00. we'll gate bit of a break, then more rain for the morning rush tomorrow. could be a lot of rain by the afternoon rush 40 degrees between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. moderate and heavy rain and it only picks up after that as we get into 7:00 8:00 9:00 hours tomorrow. 46 degrees the high temperature. then that temperature starts falling as colder air makes its way in. we're at 42 to 48 degrees during the afternoon, but those temperatures will as i said drop in a hurry from the 40s to the 30s. look at this white up here. the pink that's more sleet and freezing rain. as we get into early thursday morning, say, around 1 to 3:00 a.m., the colder air starts coming in and we make our way from rain to snow throughout the area. heavy rain wednesday, heavy snow thursday. we'll take a look at the amounts of