more snow but not everyone is taking a snow day today. it was a very slippery morning commut a look at what you can expect on the roads now and for the trip home. take a look at storm team 4 radar.s clearing out now. now we are watching the temper.n we get above freezing to helph tho road conditions? and we're staying on top of a deve story. we now have a name to go with the voice. the masked man heard talking on the videos from isis is identi now. we begin with the we a fresh layer of snow is on the in the area thanks to a quick- storm that hit this

mornin amelia begs our coverage and she's in the weather center. >> the national weather service has canceled a large portn of the winter weather adviso. howevet remains in effect r many parts of the northern neck until 1:00 this afternoon. that's going to run until noon. i do think even these weather alerts will canceled within the hour or so. you can see here for the most part we're dry and only a few isol flurries stl hanging on. area of low pressure quickly pullg away from the area. limited sunshine. howeve dispurr bans might bring light snow. overnit tonight, we can't ru out a few light flurries moving

thh the area. i'll l youw how warm it will get today, and if melting today cou lead to more proble tom morning. >> all right, we'll see you here shortly then, amelia thank you. this is what many of you saw when you headed out the door this morning. snow on the roadways. this is video from prince wim county this morning. the snow rea started to come during the morning commute, blanke the roads. megan h is live in woodbr w even though the roads were treated, the snow still caused some problems out there, right, megan? >> rep yeah, we did have foa few hours this morning, it was pretty slippery out there. but take a look now. you can see the improvement that e seeing here. earlier this morning, that d turn lane in the center it was white. you could barely see any pave there but you can see right now, it is just wet. now, this is our sixth snow in

february r secon in just a week. people we spoke to this morning, they say they are just sick of winter. don and big daddy out for a work don heads to the office. g daddy is loving it. don, not so much. >> i've had enough snow this year. i' be glad when spring gets me. >> rep and big daddy seems to lik the snow? >> he . these folks, e definitely not having a good time. several cars slid off the road. some banged into each other on grifn boulevard in woodbridge. this driver on the phone with his insurance company. he's had it. >> i am so sick of it. i thinm goi to pack up and move to florida at my earliest opport and he isn't alone in his feelin toward mother nature's snowy streak. we asked this nom what she thin of this year's winter. >> it's probably not broadc youe done?

>> yeah. yeah i am. i'm ready for him to get back into school. >> it's tough, they keep having snow days. >> i know. and i work over in reston, and havi to drive to reston is just scary. >> and she had to take leave from her job aga today becau of the snow. prince william county schools were closed. her son was out of school. so it has been diffict for a lot of parents who then have to scra to figure out what to doh their kids on these snow days. report in prince william county megan mcgrath knew 4. it a confusing morning if your kids go to d.c. public school school delay two hours while mos oth districts in our area closed. someti around 7:00 metro bus sent out this tweet, saying d.c. schools were closed and students wouldn be able to get rides. e agency said it confirmed that informati with the d.c. mayor's office.

wrong information. mo a thousand flights are gr nearly 7,000 canceled flights sin saturday. here in our area reagan nati is reporting 31 flights cancel today. dulles is reporting 12 cancel check your airline for because of the weather befe you head out to the airport. if you plan to use amtrak today, some services will be canceled becae of the weathern several virginia lines, including those in norfk richmond have be cancel. same g and savannah, georgia. acela express will operate on a norm schedule and vre is operg a full and normal today as well. v-dot crews spent the night and early morni treating the roadwa. yester governor terry mcaue and brian moran

person thanked tran workers. mcaulie says the state has already spent $150 million of its snow budget. during most storms, virginia deploys 12,000 pieces of equit and 2,500 operators across the state. a developing story. the man seen and heard in isis vide now identified. the white h just released a statem the n information from the desk. plus the fcc is set to make an hist vote on regulating the intern. the ruling will mean for the average user. e winte storm that f battered the south and then moved across our area this morning. an update from the weather ce

i'm richard jorn at the li desk following a developing story. the man known as jihadi john has now been identified by multiple a outlets and u.s. inte officials confirm that he is a london man named moha emwazi who joined isis a few years ago. he's believed to be the execr oft seen in these vide with a mask clutg a knife. he's ae deaths of american host james foley and steven sotlof ac several reports, 27 years old, from a middle class family educated graduad from the university

westmir, tn went to syria in 2012 to join isis and has been elevated now, working as an executr for them. the white hou released this statt saying that at this time the administratn is not in a position to confirm or deny the identity of the individual but u.s. officials are working to investigate who was behind the murders of american citizens and working with british auths to do just that. ba thankyou, richard. ths a new law in virg rig now legalizing maria for a very specific kind of medical use. you may remember when david culver interviewed 15-year-old collins.s epileptic seizures somes hundreds a day. to treat them, she uses a cann oil, which is derived pot but doesn't have the high generally associated pot. terry mcauliffe legalized it for patiene jennife hours ago. meanwh a few hours before that pot became legal in the dist to have up to two

ounces of it in the city. you're a allowed to grow up to six ounces at home as long as three are fully grown. the drug is totally against the law on federal land. you also can't smoke in public even in your car. it's banned for anyone under 21 years old. we know this is a lot of informn, so we put all of this all of the rules for you on our website, nbcwas you can check it out there. and we're learning mo about the three men arrested in new accused of supporting e terro group isis and their suspd plans for attacking the u.s. plus tak a look at this. brandy it's been a busy mornin for people shoveling out there. a the snow for the most part h come to an end, but what kind of impact does it leave on the roads this

i'm amelia segal. talking with melissa about trafc and being out in the storm truck driving all around here's how the weather will impact the roads on into the aften hours. for the most part the main road this point have been treated and are just wet, not slick. t some of the secondary roads still hav snow on them in spots, so you do want to be carefu that. sidewas right now are slushy. if they're not treated this aftern they'll become icy this evening and on into tomo evening. as far as snow totals go barbar not as much snow for

areas h of the district. the district is all about one to two inches. the most snow fell in parts of sout maryland and the nort neck areas around leonn up to four inches. going to have a ld the weekend coming up at 11:30. we're keeping a close eye on the roads in maryland. this is what it looked like a coup of hours ago on the morng rus in rockville. you can see, it wasn't too bad. we saw more snow in prince county. that's zachary kieh joins us from with a look at the condit now. what's it looking like? >> yeah barbara. you know here in prince county we got the brunt of it. we got here about 4:30 before the flakes started to come down. this is the result. if you take a peeko bran road there was still a lot of slush on the road. but there's still a lot of cleani up to do. some people just look miserable

the snow but folks like clifn seem to relish it. >> how is the snow moving, is it heavy? >> it's good. it's good and soft. movi pretty good. >> rep for 13 years, he's been respo for this lot. the pa wasn't open. if it was, he wouldn't mind. wait is that a flag on the tracto redskins. >> rep south prince county got its fair share of snow today. in a lot of places it stuck. >> not looking all that clear out there. the roads haven been salted. none of t trucks have come throh at all. >> rep starting to see some accumulatio out here. parking lots and side streets similar to this, although drivs tell us some of the main areas like branch avenue are rollg pretty well. >> a lot of slush on the roads. >> same old same old. >> rep keith butler's lookin for something new. >> i'm looking for the big dump.

i'm just waiting for that. it's coming. >> rep we watched the snow watched it grow little by little and learned a thing or two about removing it from someon may the only one that actual likes this stuff. >> the longer you wait the more treachou it is. >> rep the longer you wait the more treacherous it become y whas going to happen here. the mo you pack this stuff down the more opportunity it has to fre again, the tougher it is to get up. but for the most part things are looking good after a busy mornin >> we could be dealing with a wint mix next week. > right now, the fcc is holdin a closely watched vote on whether your internet provid should able to choo which sites load fastest for you. the proposal would stop internet provids by favoring certain sites by declaring the internet a pu utility.

of people have weighed in online on this. many big content providers and free marke advocates are agait these rules. if the net neutrality is approv is very likely to be challe in court later. a developing story out of new york. three men from brooklyn are in custy this morning, accused of suppor the tr group isis. s say two of them planne to jn isis. their bacp plan was to attack the u.s if they couldn't make it to syria. officis admit that these types of home grown terror pl lawmakers will look closely at this trend. a global threat during these two hearin that are going on right now. happe on capitol as we speak. direct of national inte james clapper test morning saying "unprey is the new normal in less than 37 hours, the depa of homeland se runs out of money unless cong can make a deal. the u.s. is dealing with frightening reminds of the growing infle of isis.

news4's tracie pott on capi with a look at how thiss impacting the country's securi. >> rept t morning, a u.s. intelligee official has confird t identity of the executioner in those beheadg videos. he is a london man, mohammed emwazi o known by auths as jihadi john. also three people are under arre as of today, two of them trying to leave kennedy airport in new york to go overseas to fight wh isis. this is why homeland se money is so important, and it's what they're talking about again here on capitol hill today. senate democrats have said they willd and approve a bill that only deals with funding not with the immigration issue that conserve republicans haven pushing. but will the house go along with that? don't know. there e sti lots of quess about how this might work out here on capitol hill. presid has said that he will push for more immigration reformd he wants to put pres on republicans, but

they insist immigration is tied in wh homelsecurity. it's part of that department d they don't want the money gointhere. bottom line deadline is midnig tomw night and this issue remains unresolved. barbar thank you, tracie. this congression battle has y put john boehner in an incredible political bind. if the senate he has to decide what to do in the house and this is happin right as the nation's most well-known conservativ are gathered for an event in our area. r me on that we're joined by carrie dana. it's the c-pac meeting. us about that. >> it's an annual gathering, and a lot of big names come to speak the group. >> could any of those folks w are and is he to be influe? >> i thinkt john boehner is going o w he's going to do. he been thr a lot of these fights before and has his unique style. i do think the publicie more likely

to call their membf congr to try to infle that member's decisi >> so when do you think we're going to kw what the house is going to on this? >> it's a little bit too early to tell because we don't even know what the senate is going to do yet. they started debate on this issue yesterday. they could do final par it could be sunday. could blow through the deadli. we just really don't know yet. >> are there any temporary moves that can be made to fund the depart of homeland se? >> they can. they could pass a very short- continuation of the budg while they work out this proble one way this may end up gettg resolved. they may end up punting it for a week or two weeks as they work it out. >> we talked a c-pac. it's a playful jab that one potee gave to anothe let's that. >> what aim really ready for? i'm not ready for hillary but what am i ready for? i'm ready for a country that puts our constitution on the top shelf. so what do you think of that?

>> i think that this c-pac conf is going to be really intereg to watch a lot of the candidates. dr. ben carson talking about hillclinton. there will plenty of jabs. the person i want to watch the most is the former florida gove jeb bush. this is not really his crowd. he's not really a candidate, he's more embraced by the esta. will here, but this is a litt bit more of a cons cro than he's been used to. he's going to do sort of a q&a style a answer some questions. i'm re curious to see how this group reacts to him. >> you'll tell us abo it tomorr. sure thing. >> thank you. and for more from c check out "first read" on nbcnews.com. the new tool facebook is maki for people dealin suicidal thoughts, and police in our area have been tweeti safety tips all morng for people who had to be out in the snow. how one police depart added

right now metro is meeting to let you kw how it's working on preventing smoke incidents like the ones we saw this weeken the transit autty is holding a safety and security meeting. at meetings later today, the board wl also consider raising fares by ten cents per ride. they'll also look at adding two minus to how long you have to wait during peak travel times. a new feature on facebook will offer help to those who have bn posting suicidal

commen.a trained team will look at time line posts and review them for suic traits. the author will then be sent notis offering suicide prev resources. the univey of washington helped with the design of this new feature. it all began with a student who read some dark thoughts from his friend on facebook but didn't get the chance to reach him in time. >> i think about this tool as a way to save lives and to save other communities and families from this excites me very much. >> their new future includes an opti for the facebook user to speak dir with a trained profes. >> right now we're dealing with the aftermath of a quick winter storm. te remain in place. a look at what that means for gettin the rest of the day and the rest of this week. and today's snow will only add to the pothole problem that we're dealing with right now. coming up a look at potholes that we've sn reported but have gone unrepaired for.

it seems no one is escaping the winter weather. even the deep south is dealing with a deep freeze. this is northern georgia. parts of the region could see up to six inches of snow. in alabama, there could be recog snow totals as they expect to see ten inches or more. if that happens, it would break snow set back in the 1890s.

storm team 4 radar is also starti to clear out a little bit in our area. it was a quick storm we had, star around 4:00 this mornin and moving out in just the last two hours. meteoro amel is back with what we can exp the rest of the day d the rest of the week. hey, amelia you've been busy havet you? >> yes tracking the latest road condit. we've been saying this. everyb s team 4. it's not about the amounts but the timing. as we head into the afternoon hours, we're dry. but getting into the evening hours, especiay the late eveng hours, and extreme tomorrow morning, can't rule out some light snow showers moving through the area. well wes metro area. temper remain cold. our average high is now 50 degreen the seven- below average. not only that but looking to

next week as we begin march, a very active pattern. plenty of chances of rain and a wintry mix in the forecast. here the latest on storm team 4 radar. course you can always down the storm team 4 weatr app and keep the radar right there on your smart phone. you can see for the most part the area is dry. otherwe some limited suns as we get into the afternn hours. a high today inside of the beltway of 35. coming up at 11:45, i'm going to take a look at the high tempe in your neighborhood y because some of us could see a little bit of melting, and of course then we have the concn for re-freeze overnight tomorrow morning. 5:00 you had to go into work today,w someb that had to go into work today, it will b dry for the evening commut te 34 degrees. 8:00 p.m. we're at 31 in the distris in the suburbs. and here's this chance of snow i'm talking about. 10:00 here around winchester,

louray down h charlo this line helicopters to move toward the east it really falls apart. the d.c. metro area and areas north, if it is still together at this point, it's only very light snow showers or flurries. no accumulation. we're looking at plenty of sunshi despite the cold temper. partly to mostly sunny skies, so that's always nice. mainly cle skies across the area.e impact forecast for your friday t weather having a low impact on your day. maybe some isolated slk spots the morning. but it is cold. 15 to 20 degrees below normal. some slick stops at the bus stop becaus the cold temper. tomorrow for the kids indoors. friday night dinner plans, teens and 20s. but like i said at least it wille dry. on saturday, plenty of sunshine. a high temperature of 31 degree most of the day is dry on sund. getting into the evening and overnit hours, we could start

to see a wintry mix moving into the area. a high temperature of 39 on sunday.d then the chance of that wint mix early on monday. and then another storm system may impact the area tuesday on into wednesday. >> all right, thanks amelia. many of you were waking up to ts sight this morning. anothed of sw out there. david culver tweeted this video of the snow-covered state house in richmond. most of virginia is blanketed in snow today, including the roads. so far today, virginia state poli are saying it's fielded moren 800 calls statewide. megan mcgrath is live in wood where the snow came down fast and furiously this morning. megan? >> yeah and unfortunatel it came down during the start of rushr and lasted through rush hour so the timing on this was terrible. it wasn't that we got that much snow. it was jus that it was mixed in with the normal rush hour traffi you take a look behind me here this is route 1 in woodbr. u can see at this point, it's

in pretty good shape t seeing any snow cover at all. we just have wet conditions. so everythin is a-okay on the major roads here in woodbridge this point. howeve this morning, that was not the case. take a look at this video from early this morning and you can t a feel for some of the condit. s started a little bit befo 4:00 this morning, and it came down steadily throught the morning. it didn't really taper off until about, oh i would say about 10:30, 11:00 in this area. and there was accumulation on the roads. even the roads that were treate and some of the turn lanes, used lanes. we did see some of the snow begig to accumulate. the plows got out there. they did their work. there were a couple of accide we encountered a gro of people. a number of differe cars that were traveling on this one ro down hill. several of them lost control and skidded off the road. in one case two of the cars actu collided and they had damage. so there were some treacherous cond there ts mornin the school syst in prince

willm county they closed as a to keep students home and safe. d so the traffic is not that bad at this point. a lot people are working from home b the schools were clos and the like. if you're headed out of your house now, you've got somewhere to be you should be okay at this point. reportg live in woodbridge megan mcgrath news4. >> thank you, megan. a heartwarming reminder from alex pole ts morning. take a look at this cute snowy fami. posted the photo with a tweet, urging you to clean off your car before you hit the road. say even a few inches on there can make it dangerously hard to see while you d if you're headed out the door we're keeping track of the conditn t roads for you. downlo the nbc washington app to find out about any problems th could slow you down if you're heading out and we're going to go now to richard jordan folloe breaking news for us at the live desk. what's happening, richard? >> we just learned that the fcc is approving what's called net neut rules, meaning that inte providers cannot block

or slow web traffic intent is going to affect provs like comcast verizon, at&t sprint t-mobile. puts the internet on the same regulas as the telephone. provids wou not be able to block or slow web traffic to spec sites. now, we are expecting that these provids wil sue the fcc to try to block these regulations, t that is the ruling that was just handed down the fcc g net neutrality. >> thanks richard. we're learning more about the murd of a 95-year-old man in marylan belvin was found stabbed to death. a 60-year-old resident claims he stabbed belvin in response to unwant sexual advances. his name is eric dyson. he also charged $5,000 to belvin credit card after his death. now faces murder theft and fraud charges. charlottesv police are invest a possible sexual

assault inv a university virginia student. the "daily progress" says the scho sent out an e-mail yester saying the woman was found unconscious in an apart on sunday nighd taken to the university's medil center. e paper added she had no memo of hours spent with the man she met online who had serv her control. e schl not issued a statement. wee the results of an alarmi new study. h adhd. and the most popular breed of dogs the top choices would not be considered lap dogs.

you're watching news4 midday. a lot of quiet neighborhoo northern virginia with school childr w the only major school system in our area to open today. many of the west virgin coun opened as well today. d this morning on how the made up or have to be made up. a hearing on a big potential change for maryland students and parents is now canceled because of the snow. severa sta leaders are lobbo s the maryland scho year after labor day. suppor say that extra week summer means more revenue for busine in the state. oppones s losing a week of class gives everyone less time to prepare for the standardized testg they ha to take. the hearing was scheduled for 1:00 today. no word on when it will be

resche in news for your health this mornin a new study suggests people with adhd are more tho prematurely as those w the disorder. in a study of more than two milln people danish resed that accidents were the most common causdeath. the risk was significant higher for women in those diag resears want to stress the actu number of premature deat amo those with adhd was small. out of more than 32,000 people with the disorder only 107 had died early. they say the big takeaway though is that it is clear that adhd is a serious problem. > america's love of labrador retr is still setting record b bulldogs are now hot on their tails. labs hold the top spot for the 24th year with bulldogs now jumpg into fourth place. french bulldogs also find them in the top ten for the first time in almost a

centur accord the american kennel club bulldogs are popular because they are gen >> right now, temperatures are inchg abo the freezing mark some places. we're goi to take a look to see conditions on the roads are improving o there right now. plus keep sending us your snow pictures. take a look at the snow in frederic virgi julie made that snow man before she into work today. we want to see your pictures. send

many temperatures across the area right now at or above free so that means slushy snow for the afternoon hours. maybe eve a little bit of meltin then anything that is wet will freeze overnight tonight. washington one of those locas abo freezing mana and culpepper a. easton right at 32 degrees. by 3:00 a temperatu manass as well. in gaithe. but by 10:00 p.m. everybody is below freezing. any slush out there turns to that hard pack ice that could lead to slick spots tomor mo m going to be taking another look at the weather. we'll take a look at what day woulr weather-wise. >> shove your sidewalks and driv right now before it freeze > and we're keeping a close eye on the roads in maryland. this is what it looked like a couple of hours ago this

mornin was during the morning rush hour. you can see the snow falling as peop slowly try to cross rocke pike. we saw more snow in prince county, that's where zach is and he joins us with a look at the conditions >> rep if you take a look here, you can see the . if you look around me and see the roads, this was a real point of concern. and a real point of emphasis this morning. we knew places like branch aven and t main arteries wod get pre-treated, they would get the majority of the atte the trucks but some o if you take a look at the video from earlier this morning, though it was a steady downfall snowflakes. the folks i talked to today said the road conditions really vari depending on where you

were. some slick spots out there. folks driving a lot slower than typil and starting their day off with a little gas and a little bit of warm clothing to make sure that they were going get where they needed to be and get there safe. again, we're just off of bran road here in southern princes county. actual brandywine. it looks like the majority of this is done. reportg live prince county zachary kiesch >> thank you, zach. thi week's wednesday's d says moving from one foste to another is not an easy l of s many moves, nick has found ways to cope with having to start or in a new house >> hello how are you? >> goo again. nick. >> moses lee welcomed us to bowl more lanes in bethesda. >> you guys are ready for the bowlin >> yes, indeed. >> all right. >> rep shoes on and logged the scoreboard we were y to roll. nick was first up and proved to

have a lot of natural talent since this is something he just recentk up. >>e been bowling for prob a month and a half now. >>e w to get used to because i didn't kn what doing. i'm a pretty quick learner. when i get to see things happen i know how to do it right away. k is a very bright 14-yead w has been in the fost care system for over half his life. >> nick has been in care almost eight years. >> i've been in 19 different fost homes. >> wow. how hard has that been for you? >> it's been pretty hard. gettin know new people. lot of new stuff. but i've got to work with it and try to get along. >> those who know nick say he shows a great deal of maturity for a 14-year-old. >> i will have to say in the last couple of years, nick has just grown remarkably. he has matured.

he has really started to focus on his studies. >> what are your grades like in school? >> i have all as and bs so far for the first and second term. >> she says he now just needs e love and security of a family. e hopes one will come forward to adopt him. >> of course i'd like to have a two-pa family. hunting and fishing type of family the outdoors. that's mostly all i can ask for exce that they love and care for me. >> moses gave nick his own specl bowling ball to take home. y soon to a forever home. >> what amazing young man. if you have room in your home and your heart for nick or anothe child who's waiting, call our special adoption hotlin the number is 1-88-to-adop or you can search s child on nbcwashingto coming up, it's pothole season pro noticed that. we're goi to show you how to track how fast potholes in your are being fixed. plus it's a snowy thursday. time to look ahead to the rest of the week and the weekend, of

course. t you know if it will warm up enou to melt away any of the .

i'm richard jordan. want to clarify what's happening at the fcc hearings right now. earlier we sd that the fcc appr net neutrality. that h not happened yet. it is expected to happen. meanin broadband prov internet providers cannot control which websites or

how quickly a website can be access. the fcc did vote on was to proh states from banning citi from setting up broadband access. so states cannot stop cities from setting up broadband access b again, we are watc these fcc hearings and we'll kee you posted on what's . warm cold sun, snow. the wild weather swings mean we're headed into the worst they g their hands on a list that there's o thing all the neighbs can agree on. on this stretch in northeast >> it's a good conver toc with neighbors. everyone like oh the pothole!

>> angie says it was the first thing she noticed when she moved her home. >> we had the moving truck day. they almost stuck in it. >> she calls natural speed everyone slams on their brakes when they see it. >> sometimes i make this turn ev becau i don't want to go that way. >> it's just one of nearly 40,000 potholes d.c.'s depa of transportat says it will need to fix this comi year. >> then we'll go look at masss ave and then we'll sta going into the side stre there. >> d-dot says the same men and women w plow your snow and repaveot he says potholes form when water finds a way to get under the pave and into the soil. wh it freezes, it pushes the soil up at a weak spot and leav an air pocket when it thaws. cracks into a pothole when you drive over it. the news4 i-team found that d-dot meets that 72 goal about

71% of the time. when we made this map of all of the caps into the city's 311 call center for potholes. you can see how your pothole in the city by going to our web page nbcwasn.ens link. 59% of the calls came from northw only 3% from southwest. but we found some potholes can link unfixed for weeks or even months. like these two on quebec place in northwest, which records show 272 days before getting patche last summer. only to break back open a few mont later. >> they're lik vampires. they never die. unless you put a stake in their heart. >> john townsend says potholes can cause thousands of dollars in damage from broken rims to bad accidents. >> they try to swerve to avoid the pothole. or they hit the pothole, and then try to brake to avoid more damage and then someone will re end them.

s d-dot is trying somethi new this year as they patch holes with the old fashiod asphalt mix they've used for years. crews are also hauling bri buckets, a new more expee mix that bonds with grou water. >> we want a side by side compon to see how well it holds up. >> his crews are marking the new blend with white paint so they n watch how well it weathers over t next few months becae it costs three times as much as the old stuff. >> even though it's more expens if we don't have to co back out here to maintain that then that's a win for us. >> but he says the reality is some roads are so cracked and pockma repaving them will truly get rid of the ground water and permanently fix the proble >>s treatme is more of a band aid. >> which brings us back to that pothe on 14th street and northe city records show neighbors have waited at least 315 days to get it patched. yeah.

it's a nightmare. >> d-dot said they've waited so long because they determined it requir more extensive road resurf meaning that pothe that never goes away could a sign of a smo. in northeast, tischa thompson, news4 i-team. >> to get that special intee map, go to our websit nbcwashingt and time for a final check on o forecast. here's amelia. >> for the most part, the rest of the day we're dry. some lim sunshine. high temperatures right around or jt above freezing in washin. a high of 35. now some light snow showers are poss overnight tonight and y tomorro morning, but litt or no accumulation. n you believe march 1st is on sunday? so for saturday it's cold. but at leas it's sunny. now, l in the day on sunday, especial durg the early eveng hours on into the overnit hours, we could see a wint mix, changing over to rain. saturday might be the best bet to plan somethg outdoors

but sunday is warmer with a high e of 39. >> meteorologil spring starts on sunday? >> doesn't feel like it. doesn' like it's coming. >> thanks a lot. and we'll see you later. okay thas news4 midday for today. thanks for joining us. be sure to tune in for news at 4:00 5:00 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. we'll be right back here tomo with news4 midday. l then have a grea.

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