46 in garrett county. close to washington, near 60 in the shenandoah valley. hagerstown, 59. some of the cool air beginning it got to 86 yesterday. feeling like summer. later on this morning, a light jacket as cooler air moves in. mild and comfy afternoon coming up on our dry timber weather continues. only one chance of rain in the next seven days. at the bus stop this morning, cool and breezy. near 60 degrees. between 7:00 and 8:00, students getting on buses after that, between 8:00 and 9:00. breezy, bright sunshine. by then in the mid-60s throughout much of the region. coming up at 5:11 your hour by

hour cooler pattern. good morning. good morning. looking good right now. 95 at cherry hill, moving right along. no problems there. over to prince george's county, beltway and st. barnabas, also looking good. we have a little bit of construction still hanging around. 7 eastbound between spring hill and 123 in mcclain. that might be stretching out. it's again going on quite a while. a wider look of things. inner loop, outer loop, no major problems there. i'll see you at 5:11. >> melissa, thank you. 5:02. charlottesville police have now named a person of interest in the disappearance of university of virginia hannah graham. they believe jessie matthew was

one of the last were people she was seen with. he is not a suspect. right now there is a warrant out for his arrest but it is not related to graham's case. he is wanted for reckless driving. graham's family is thanking everyone for their support in this case. her parents john and susan spoke at a news conference at point through tears. they say they know you feel what they are going through. >> this is every parents's worst nightmare. i'm certain everybody in this room and those watching knows that what happened to hannah could happen to their child. >> stay with news 4 for any new developments about hannah's disappearance. follow the story online at nbcwashington.com and also on the nbc washington app. bureau chief kerry is in charlottesville and will bring

us any developme the trial begins for a former day care worker accused of abusing toddlers in woodbridge. she helped assault three toddlers at minnieland academy. she and sarah jordan stomped on toes and covered their mouths with blankets. one man is behind bars accused of a deadly stabbing in the district. mark bowser jr. is charged with murder of 39-year-old tracy womack. she was found stabbed to death early saturday morning on benning road southeast not far from woodlawn cemetery. significantly reducing d.c.'s infant mortality rate. creating the stronger together program. the goal is to use the latest technology along with community outreach to help babies reach their first birthdays. they have an infant mortality

rate higher than other nations. the search is on for three afghan soldiers missing from a training exercise in massachusetts. u.s. military leaders say they were training at joint base cape cod. they were lost seen saturday night in hyannis. they believe there is no threat to the public. they arrived at camp edward september 11th. . the redskins are thinking positive following a hard-fought game against the eagles against philadelphia. they will have to put that loss behind them very quickly because they have to suit up and play them thursday night at fedex field. still, head coach jay gruden was happy with the effort. we're learning this morning that chris baker probably will not be suspended after this hit on eagles quarterback nick foles and the brawl that followed. hefty fines are expected, though.

saving big on a fall trip out of town. >> temperatures outside are dropping. how cold it will get in the hours ahead with your hour-by-hour forecast. . protecting your kids from a serious allergy. the type of nut that could increase their

all moms to be suld keep an eye on iron levels. there is an increased risk for autism. women who had low iron were five times more likely to have a child with autism if the mother was older than the age of 35 gave birth. scientists say obesity related hypertension and diabetes increase the risk. certain types of peanuts are more likely to trigger allergies than others. mice were given different types of peanuts and scientists say the immune response was greatest with dry roasted peanuts, followed by raw, boiled and fried peanuts. scientists believe the high temperatures used in dry roosting causes a chemical change that could create the

reaction. it is a lot more popular now than it used to be. >> i never heard of them. >> now you hear about it all the time. all right. let's get a check of the forecast right now. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. i hate to say good-bye to summer but fall is here. or right around the corner, i should say. >> time marchs on. there is another view looking towards the west. there is tinnily town to the why the. way off to the horizon is bethesda. reagan national is at 68. most of the recently will be in the low to mid-60s through 8:00. by noon, only near 70. the much of a warming. midafternoon, mid-70s, lots of sunshine. a blustery breeze north and west between now and noon gusting to 15 miles per hour. and scanning our sky, we have no

more rain. we had light showers passing over us. they are now long gone. mid-60s in prince georges. much of fairfax is low to mid-60s. much of montgomery county is near 60 as well. gradually dropping through the morning. our next chance of rain is the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:21. melissa has an accident to talk about. where is this? >> prince william county. dale boulevard and minnieville road. one person injured. we'll get some more information and pass it along as the morning progresses. live pictures now beltway at 29, moving right along. no problems there. 66 at ox road also looking just fine. a wider look at things. inner loop, outer loop, no major problems. bw parkway, no problem there.

branch avenue, pennsylvania, 301, everything is moving just fine. no major issues. 270 southbound, northbound had construction earlier. that has cleared out of the way. i'll see you at 5:21. stepping up security. the extra precautions being considered around the white house after two separate security breaches over the weekend. >> putting an end to that frustration you feel when your smartphone's battery dies.

welcome back at 5:14. today the man who managed to get through the front door of the white house is headed to court. he made it all the way across to the north lawn after scaling a a fence on friday. this morning we're learning more about the response from the secret secret. news 4 megan mcgrath has more. this could mean security changes

for people visiting too. >> reporter: well, yeah, absolutely. we could see changes here. but pennsylvania avenue has been closed to car traffic for years. you can see the barricades here. but pedestrians, they can freely walk along pennsylvania avenue right up to the gate in front of the white house. however, that could soon be changing. secret service is considering setting up screening check points for pedestrians in public areas around the white house. the discussion comes following a big security breach last friday. take a look at the cell phone video and the chaotic situation that's unfolding. omar gonzalez jumped over the white house fence, ran across the the lawn and across the front doors of the white house before he was attack tackled by secret service. he apparently had a folding knife on him. there is a review of exactly what went on here. we have seen actually just

driving around this morning quite a difference. we have seep a number of different cruisers patrolling the streets more than what we normally see. they are also discussing more long-term solutions or security possibilities, including these pedestrian check points. but still in the discussion phase. nothing has been decided yet. live along pennsylvania avenue, megan mcgrath. back to you. it was a busy weekend at the white house on saturday. a 19-year-old man from new jersey tried to drive past a barricaded entrance to the property. a secret service spokesman said they did not hit the barricades can or cause any damage. he was arrested and charged with unlawful entry >> a developing story from california. firefighters are having a tough time controlling a fire that destroyed 10 homes and 22

buildings east of sacramento. firefighters are allowing some people to leave their homes to return. 2,700 people still can't go home. firefighters all the way from florida and alaska are battling the king fire. the man who started it pleaded not guilty to arson charge. 5:17. baltimore ravens expected to address a new report that says a team and the nfl acted to ignore and even conceal the now in famous ray rice tape. it came from espn's "outside the line." shortly after he punched her, they pushed for leniency in the case. coach harbaugh wanted him released. yesterday they said they were united in their handling of the situation and he would talk more about it today. new this morning, everything is back to normal on the university of alabama in tuscaloosa after reports of a person with a gun inside a dorm. in the past 30 minutes we

received this new video. students were not allowed to leave the dorm during the search after reports of people with firearms starting to spread. the search was based on rumors and social media not on actual witness accounts. police believe the man accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers was planning his attack for months, even. they gave an update on the search for eric frein last night. they found an ak-47 and ammunition in a heavily wooded part of pennsylvania. he is accused of opening fire on two state troopers earlier this month, killing one of them and wounding the other. he's been on the run now more then a week. >> up until now his advantage has been this is his backyard. he know this is rugged terrain. our tactical operations now also know his backyard, the area he once felt safe in. we are pushing hard. he is no longer safe.

>> investigators believe frein is focused on law enforcement and do not believe he intends to hurt civilians or other people. a new warning from the cdc about how to protect yourself against ebola. treat any flew as if it is infectious. and washing your hands is the best way to prevent the spread of the disease. according to the the world health organization, 2,600 people have died from the virus. at least 500 of those have been in sierra leone. today that country is open again after a three-day lockdown. it asks everyone to stay inside. you can see the streets are totally empty except for medical crews. they have identified dozens more people with the disease and discovered nearly 100 body. a group of fifth graders is helping in the fight against

ebola. they held a yard sale in northwest washington. they plan to donate all the money to doctors without borders, which has aid workers in western africa right now. we talked to a boy named leonardo who organized the sale. >> i'm in fifth grade. i'm 10. and i just hope that we can cure the ebola disease. >> leonardo and his friends raised just over $6,000. >> surviving a shark attack in the atlantic. off the extra florida coast off daytona beach. he was able to free his foot from the shark's mouth. >> i looked down. next thing i know i'm getting pulled by a shark. it was kind of dragging me around.

i came over here to the hospital. >> he said he broke a tendon in his toes. the shark attack will not keep him from getting back in the water. al so today is the day to buy your tickets if you want to see the nationals in the first round of the playoffs. we don't know who they are going to play. tickets go on sale at 10:00 this morning. they range from $40 to as much as $425. they're going to sell out quickly. and similar tickets on stubhub will cost twice as much. standing room only tickets are selling for $80. >> hottest ticket in town. imagine trying to get these tickets. people are going to be scalping and doing everything they can to get to these games. good luck. 5:21. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. a cool start to your day.

big change as we approach fall. what should we expect. >> yesterday it got into the 80s. it has turn theed noticeably cooler. we had a front come through. this is a drying trend continuing to move in from the north and west. aflt no, ma'am cal autumn arrives don't at 10:29 eastern time. and temperatures are dropping into the 40s out in far western maryland. in the highlands of west virginia, upper 50s to near 60s, shenandoah valley. driving this morning for the morning commute, dry roads. lots of bright sunshine. after that, you'll need your sunglasses. we'll be in the mid-60s by mid morning. and the storm team 4 sky cast

showing a mostly clear sky by 8:00. just a few clouds coming on through to the east. by noon time, should be mostly sunny. bright sunshine for the rest of th the computer simulation of the cloud cover very realistic with our storm team 4 sky cast. it's a new feature. we'll be showing you that. temperatures by midafternoon should be into the mid-70s. delightful day coming up. blustery wind north and west will diminish by late afternoon. and overnight turning much chillier. this time tomorrow morning, much of the region down to the 40s. afternoon highs low 70s. partly sunny. mid-70s. next chance of rain may not be until sunday. after that, a bit of a mild trend returns. up near 80 friday, saturday, sunday as sunshine returns as well. a look at hometown high temperatures for this afternoon. next weather and traffic on the

1s at 5:31. melissa has been dealing with an accident. >> dale boulevard at minnieville road. police on the scene. we'll get more information about that as well. 95 in virginia, stafford county, heading into town, you can see it's a little bit slow at the triangle and then opens back up. wider look at things, we look good. no major issues anywhere this morning. prince george's county side of the roadway, doing well. 301, branch avenue no, problems. 270 southbound looking fine. northbound also looking quite good. no issues there. pelt way at georgia avenue is moving right along. landover road, looking good. car-free day. lots of folks participating. we will hear about that in 20 minutes. >> thank you, melissa.

we are working for you with this consumer alert. general motors recalling 221,000 cars because of brake problems. it involves the cadillac xts and the chevrolet impala. the brakes can stay partially engaged even when they are not needed, causing risk for fire. across the country you can find deals on flights and places to stay even in big cities. the best discounts are at the beach. you can get up to 40% off the price. >> you can still kind of get that summer retreat deal but not with the summer price tag. >> gas prices are also supposed to drop to the lowest levels in the last three years. chances are one of the things that you hate the most that frustrates you the most about your smartphone is the patry life. apple is giving you a new tool

to tell you what is is draining your phone the fastest. ios 8 can be downloaded. >> unless it's your e-mail and you need it for work all the time. you have no choice. >> i was concerned about upgrading that it is going to take more battery. thomas edison never saw this one coming. how would you like a light bulb that lasts 25 years. >> and you can control it with your phone of course. it's an l.e.d. you can change its color, brightness, turn it off and on without even getting out of bed. and even matching it to your music play light. a single bulb cost $99.

it will last a long time. cost per use might be use it. >> your bedroom will look like a nightclub. why skipping the morning commute and working from home could make you a more productive employee. >>. your weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:31. one small business renamed after president obama that has the owner taking a lot of

looking at the stories making headlines right now at 5:30. police in charlottesville are stepping up efforts to find a man they are calling a person of interest in the disappearance of university of virginia student hannah graham. . check points at the white house are picking up steam as the man is expected in court. you have to act quickly to get your hands on playoff tickets when they go on sale at 10:00. much more throughout the morning. but first good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm in for aaron gill visit.

temperatures will be dropping. let's get a look at how we are going to shape up. tom kierein, good morning to you. >> yesterday was mid-80s much of the region. northwest breeze. you probably felt coming into your bedroom early this morning. right now temperatures are in the upper 50s across much of northern virginia, including parts of loudon county, fairfax, prince william, fualkier. hometown forecast, ashburn now is at 60 degrees, under a clear sky. my midafternoon, should be 70 with sunshine. by midafternoon, in the low 70s with lots of sunshine. now down to 58 in gaithersburg.

by midafternoon, in the upper 60s. sun. a little bit of a breeze around. we'll look at the chilly lows coming in for tonight. now let's check on the monday commute. what's going on, melissa? >> frederick county, if you're hopping on 270 headed into town, right around 70 you can see we're a little bit jammed, a little bit slow near that windy part of 270. it opens back up at clarksburg. no major problems. inner loop, outer loop, totally fine. no major issues anywhere. 66 headed into town, hopping on in centreville, you are clear the entire way in. again, perhaps maybe some people giving us their cars for the day for car free day. that would be nice for some of the folks. 95 out of town, you are fine there. also branch road. we are following a developing story right now.

1,000 syrian refugees arrived in the turkey, trying to get away from isis fighters. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill with president obama's plan to reach out to world leaders at the united nations in its efforts to target isis. >> he will be there tomorrow for climate change meetings. the big day is wednesday. he addresses the general assembly on a number of different issues, including ebola. wednesday afternoon, he is chairing u.n. security council. s will be pitching to free access to isis militants, people connected with isis. but also a global travel ban to make sure people aren't able to travel easily from u.s. to europe and go to syria and iraq and join that fight. the white house says the president is weighing the military plan. it has been submitted to him.

he has been briefed on it. the pentagon apparently looking for more arab countries to get involved to support this the fight. but over the weekend, u.n. ambassador samantha power did confirm their 40 nations not supporting the u.s., not clear what type of support they're giving. but she did say this, and this is important, if they have air strikes in syria they will not be alone. today secretary of state john kerry will travel to new york city where foreign leaders are gathering for tomorrow's united nations. rising sea levels could create a global disaster. a deadly tour bus crash. a second woman died when this bus overturned in newcastle, delaware.

48 other people were hurt. investigators say the driver was trying to get on to the u.s. 13 ramp yesterday afternoon when this accident happened. the passengers were on their way back to new york from a sight-seeing tour. a road to recovery. three years follow that crash, he's thanking his rescuers. travis is trying to overcome survivor's guilt with his wife and two children gone. he is talking with grief counselors. part of his treatment is to thank the first responders. he said he doesn't remember the crash itself. he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. he's trying to find the answers and move forward. >> it's like all the answers to what, why still lingers. >> he says that he will never be the same person again. at the time of his crash his family just returned from a two-week trip to jamaica.

. a maryland woman is facing in decent poerber after a strange incident in frederick. she was found passed out with no pants on. homeowners found them asleep in one of their chairs. when they tried to make sure she was okay, she became belligerent and tried to get into their home. 5:36. a gun store in california is under fire this morning after it named one of its products after the president. take a look. this is called the obama blaster. he has received death threats. >> it's a singular possessive means it would be used by obama. we thought it was a joke. >> he said right now it is sold

out. why working from home could make you a better employee. we say good-bye to summer. too bad. how cold you can expect things to get in your neighborhood tonight with weather and traffic

. a new study says you may be a better employee when you work from home. apparently you're a stronger corporate citizen that way, not just because you avoid all the traffic. the study from university of illinois found people who occasionally telecommute make more of an effort to help co-workers. working from home had little to no impact on how productive you are. we aren't the rudest drivers, but we're a close second. a new survey from insure.com asked who had the worst drivers. d.c. came in second behind idaho. >> what's idaho's problem? it is compared to the recness of poll and unsafe. virginia came in semi rude category and maryland number 32.

go to north dakota to share the road with the the nicest drivers in the country. i'm betting that indeed indeed doesn't have the circles. >> yeah. or the traffic. someone who works on the show, who will remain nameless, is from idaho. second rudest. tom is not rude. he has weather and traffic on the 1s for us. >> the weather is not rude either. it's very pleasant this morning starting off. a little bit of a breeze. that's the view from capitol hill. showing a mostly clear sky. lots of sun. mid-60s by 8:00 a.m. highs elsewhere will just be in the upper '60s by midafternoon farther north and west. mid to upper 40s most locations starting off early tomorrow morning. look at warmer weather returning for the weekend. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:51.

>> new accident montgomery county. shady grove road at midcounty highway. police on the scene. no injuries. wider look at things. we look quite good. no major problems. 270 southbound from germantown to the beltway, you're on time. 95 and georgia avenue, again, on time. 66 east, fairfax county to the pelt way, same thing. quantity coto 495, 26 minutes. i'll see you in 10 minutes. . getting to work without getting behind the wheel. the campaign this morning to get you to ditch your car for the day. . plus, protecting yourself from a nationwide scam. the signs you need to watch out for when a stranger calls

welcome back. 5:45. this morning a big effort to get you to go car free. it's called car free day. it is starting soon. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. hey, before you head out the door today have you considered going car free? biking, taking metro, teleworking. some alternative to driving alone on your way to work or to school today. car free day is today. it is observed edmv, all over the world in fact. we are asking what their commitment is to travel. >> it's a great idea. >> i don't take a car going back and forth to work. i think it's a good idea that more people try to do that. >> yeah. you can actually take a pledge today. you can go online to

carfreeday.org, take the pledge. you might win a prize later this morning. some of the volunteers from a commuter network group called commuter connections will be out here giving you prizes or making you eligible to win a prize. and talking to you about going car free more often. we are live at the shady grove metro. back to you. there is a desperate search for former d.c. treasurer lasana mack. he may be driving a gray 2013 ford explorer. he was a d.c. treasurer from 2005 to 2012. long-time d.c. councilman jack evans knows his family well. >> i hope this turns out for the best and lasana comes back to us. >> at this point his family is

asking for privacy. d.c. police are asking you to give a call if you have any information on his whereab 5:48 now. private planes are part of the search for jacob and sarah hoggle. there is still no sign of them. jacob is 2, sarah is 3. take a look. crews were up in germantown while volunteers spread out to look for the kids on t and in the air. no one has seen anything. they disappeared with their mother catherine. she is now in police custody. she is not telling investigators anything about the children. right now a man from laurel is in jail accused of killing his family. this happened on washington avenue not far from the hour county line. the two started a physical fight there. at some people nidal started having chest pains. they charged his son deepak with

murder. he was 68 years old. the prince george's county police department is investigating the arrest of one of its officers. they charged michael o'connell with assault. he was off duty at the time. we are working to find out exactly what happened. right now he is suspended. 100 citizens in ferguson, missouri will be watching police closely with body cameras. an advocacy group called we cop watch. they are being handed out in response to the michael brown shooting last month. >> it's a nonviolent observation of the police. people go out and document the police when they stop members of the commun >> the police chief says he has no problems with residents report police doing their jobs. investigators trying to figure out what caused a house fire that burned three firefighters in glen arden. that broke out after midnight on

sunday not far from the beltway. prince george's county firefighters say one person escaped with the help of a working fire detector. it caused $50,000 in damage. all three firefighters were treated and released from the hospital. in the day ahead, we will learn more about a nationwide scam phone where scammers pose as irs agents. they will talk about how employees at the safe way store helped to stop one incident in the county. it is a short week for the redskins. they have to put yesterday's tough loss behind them and get ready for the new york giants thursday night. despite the loss, there were a lot of positives. kirk cousins was strong. and desean jackson against his former team. but special teams remains a problem. they allowed a kickoff return for a touchdown.

still, head coach jay gruden was happy with the effort. >> very disappointing. but i like the way we battled back, came back at half-time. kirk in his first full start in a while. there was a lot of things to like. >> i like that. focusing on the positive as we go into thursday. we're learning this morning that chris baker probably will no suspended after this hit eagles quarterback nick foles and the brawl that yikes. # hefty fines are expected, though. that was the most frustrating things. we were looking good and still lost. it was a pretty tight game, though. i'm going to stay positive and hope we win on thursday against the giants. go, skins! >> looking for pretty nice weather. >> i'm thinking baseball too. >> yeah. >> we have our beards to support the nats. our playoff beards. we're going to have the playoffs starting next week.

this week it is feeling like autumn. if you're going to be walking to work, biking to work, it's car free day. you will need a light jacket. it's only going to be in the upper 50s between 60 between now and 8:00. then you can have a pullover and be comfortable in the low to mid-60s between 8:00 and 10:00. astronomical autumn arrives at 10:29. yesterday certainly felt like summer. we have the autumn constellations. i took that picture of orion yesterday morning. this morning we have a clear sky. chilly temperatures in the mountains. 35 in oak land, maryland. down to 50s to near 60, west virginia, shenandoah valley. southern eastern suburbs in the mid to upper 60s and around the bay.

sky cast for this monday, a few early clouds. by noon time, should be mostly sunny. the rest of the afternoon will have bright sunshine this afternoon. then this evening we'll have a clear skies starting off this evening and into dawn tomorrow. 75 for a high in the metro area. highs here 70 in the suburbs. by afternoon, 40. much of the region quite a dramatic change from yesterday. and it will be into the low 70s tomorrow afternoon. 50s on wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon, the mid-70s. increasing clouds. coastal low may get close enough to give us showers. highs, mid-70s. the skins game on thursday might have a few showers around. temperatures around 70 depress. a bit warmer as we dry out and get towards the weekend. highs near 80 friday, saturday, and again on sunday. melissa is still talking about that accident in montgomery county. is that causing any problems? >> it's not causing too many

issues at this point. chopper 4 just got over the scene at shady grove road at midcounty. 270 otherwise just nearby. no problems into or out of town. wider look at things. we didn't have any real issues. a little bit slow. 295 as you pass 50. 95 in virginia as you head through dale city, it is a little bit slow. 30 miles per hour. no major issues happening there. 66 at compton road, just fine. thank you, melissa. gas prices are expected to fall 10 cents by next month. that's the word from aaa. you will see lower gas prices because of cheaper crude refineries already changed the less expensive winte blends.

that means savings for you. right now the average in the district is $3.53 the for regular. maryland, $3.32. virginia, where you will see the cheapest gas in our area, $3.13. west virginia, $3.43. you may be overpaying for your car insurance. make sure you check for all available discounts. there may be some discounts based on where you work, where you attend school and the safety of your car or truck. new this morning, a new survey says a lot of you are having trouble getting back on your feet. the study from rutgers university. it says everyone laid off in the last five years, 1 in 5 is unemployed today. for those of you who did find a job, 1 in 4 is working temporary or a part-time job.

the trial begins for a former day care worker accused of abusing woodbridge. she helped assault three toddlers at minnieland academy. according to social services, spriggs and another woman, sarah jordan, stomped on their bare toes and covered their mouths with blankets. police arrested a man in connection with a deadly stabbing in the district. mark bowser murder of 39-year-old tracy womack. she was found stabbed to death early saturday morning on benning road southeast not from woodlawn cemetery mayor gray will announce a partnership with the clinton global initiative to create stronger together program. the program's goal is to use the latest technology, along with community outreach to make sure babies reach their first birthdays. according to the world bank, the u.s. has an infant mortality

rate than many other developed nations. today you can weigh in on soaring housing costs. many of you know that rent check or mortgage payment has gotten harder and hard tore write in recent years. today the is county will speak about the increase in housing costs and what they plan to do about it. the forum will be tonight from 6:30 to 9:00 at washington-lee high school on north stafford street in arlington. and a new place to play sports. they will open the new athletic field opening at ballenger creek park it kicks off tonight at 6:30. after the ribbon-cutting ceremony, activities and chuck foreman will be available for autographs as well. a man is accused of not only jumping the white house fence but also making it inside the building. the secret service is considering new security

changes. how they could make

right now at 6:00 a.m., a person of interest in the disappearance of a uva student. security questions after two people hopped the white house

fence and one of them made it inside the building. the safety were changes anyone who walks by the area could have to deal with. a pretty nice morning. but these temperatures will look a lot different tonight as fall officially begins. before they change, storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here with your forecast. >> big change occurred overnight. we were in the mid-80s yesterday. now temperatures have dropped to the upper 50s far northern and western suburbs, loudon, prince william, faulkier. southern montgomery, low 60s. mid-60s in prince georges and the district. and near the chesapeake bay. clear sky. later today, a light jacket through much of the morning. lots of sunshine. dry timber weather continues. no chance of any rain here in the foreseeable future between now and 8:00 at the bus stop.