that road is clear, right? looks good. well, take a look over on this side.de. this is a cul de sac, a issue l. these residents will tell you they have not seen a plow since this blizzard started. in fact, it got to the point where they got so fed up with no montgomery county trucks comingn through the neighborhoods that they took matters into their own hands and they started digging g this out themselves. t folks hearsay they have been doing this for years now. now this is just the latest example. they went to the county's website. what do they see? even though o this area was listed as in progress, there has not been any county trucks that have come through this area. are to make matters worse well they say that they went onto the treat to try to get some county trucks to come in here, waived trucks down, that till didn't work. they called 3 # # but to no avail. if they started digging themselves out they weren't

going to get out to get to work. >> pretty much no one has come c through to plus us,. my husband works for the united states post office and he hasn't been able to get to work. so all of the neighbors from fro that side and all of the neighbors from this side cameame together and we pretty much shoved ourselves out.ut. > i tried to get the driver to p come in. he was going back and forth and would not stop. > the montgomery execute cannive leg it says under the circumstances he thinks that tht county has done a good job. here, of course the county has 870 pieces of equipment going 2i hours a day for the last three days. leg it admits, he says that thet in progress message residents rs are seeing on the county mapount needs to be changed because he does agree that that is misleading.misl but he made this promise, listel to this, the county executive is

promising by 7:00 a.m. tomorrowt that every neighborhood inoo montgomery county will at least have a path plowed out of it. > you can do a very good job jb and you're still going to get complaints because there's always going to be someone firsf and there's always going to be someone last and if you're last, you're going to complain. well, now, while the county wass also receiving some criticism, c they were doling some out as well, too. we asked the county executive today, what he thought of how the state of maryland was handling the state roads in the county. the county executive told us hee didn't think they were doing very good. given the large volume and the number of roads that maryland has to cover, leg it says he's going to hold his fire right now and try to work with them to get those state roads cleared as well. we are life here in silver springs where this digout is dig still going on. tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news.

> so frustrating. f and a lot of fox5 viewers in prince george's county say theyn are also still stuck at home because their streets have not been plowed, either. fox5's chief executive reporterr emily miller has their story. >>reporter: in temple hills it seems the county just missedisse certain streets.reet so in this one street, they have been using pic axes and shovelsa just to do what the plows never did on their streets. neighbors on this street saw the plows come through this night, n but didn't turn into their cul de sac. >> you don't know why theyy didn't do your korner. >> no. did not train drivers probably. > the plows also missed brinedn l court on understood s.erst neighbors say they keep calling the county to come back.k. >> we had a doctor's appointment today and i called them, i asked could they send somebody down here and they said maybe last night, but they didn't get here last night. n we had to cancel out.

> for people who are snowed inn with more serious medical med conditions we found the maryland national guard in this humvee helping out the fire department. >> what are you guys doing out here. >> we're picking up patients that need dialysis and any safety stuff. mrs. brown also lives on brined l court. she's been snowed in since sin friday. >> no way to get out.to g no way to get out at all. are you running low on food.d. >> no, i was ready. rea the only thing i really need is chocolate. we always need chocolate. > her neighbor across the street was also frustrated.rust >> we get our driveways clean, we were just waiting for them to come plow the street. s i guess my nephew got frustrated and did the best could with wit his friend's car.. > we watched as her nephew, mr. taylor was the first personr to drive out of this street t since the blizzard. >> the snowplows, they come down here, but they just went rightet past our house, went right past our treat.ou i don't understand. they plowed this, but theyhey didn't plow that. fox5's photographer joe speak

vac took pit i on mrs. brown so he went back down the street with a small gift for her. >> here's some small gift to hold you over. > take care. hang in there. >> it's not just the men who are out digging out in the snow. s it's a family affair. you have the kids and the moms all using shovels in the streets where the plows never showed up. > from temple hills, emily miller, fox5 local news. > thank goodness for joe schmof vac. >> mere while, here is the message from the city.ity. start shoveling or get ready toa pay up. that's from mayor muriel bowserw to business owners. she say the districts is going to start enforcing the law allowing business owners to start to clear snow from the sidewalks. we are beyond the time limitme l that you are supposed to do so. i had the opportunity to walk wl down connecticut avenue and in n one block there were two wer property owners who had failed

to clear their sidewalks. > mayor bowser says it'st's especially critical for everyone to remove the snow from the sidewalks now that kids are starting back to school tomorrow. > matt ackland is going to pick up from here. >>reporter: early this morningm we put something out on social media asking folks tell us where you are and if you haven't had d your streets plowed yet. t this location, here along 14th street right in this busy b area really surprised us.s. behind us there's a famous diplomat, well known, just twowo blocks away, p street that's where the whole foods is and then take a look at corcoan street yet. it appears it hasn't been touched at this point. it has residents upset. it's happening several placeslae across the city. the mayor said other and overve again today they're trying to to get to every street in the districts.di it's just taking time.

> the big digout still underway three nights after the snow stopped. drivers who are removing the snow are exhausted, but seem to be in good spirits. > fox5 viewers sent us these pictures of unplowed streets. some of them had even been touched. we asked loretta swan to grade the cleanup.eanu >> f. the ball was definitely dropped. i can't even drive out of here. > another problem, where do yor put all this snow? for exampleo it happenedw? in my neighborhood last night in northeast, we were excited to finally get the street out in front plowed. p it was a incorporate s l one way lane street, so it was low in the priority list. lis we were happy to get it done. d but look where they put all thee snow, on the freshly shoveled sidewalk. now there's a mound of snow and it's almost 6 feet high.igh. > we also asked mayor bowser to give the city a grade for the response to the storm.o th she avoided grading the performance saying this instead.

we're still recovering from a blizzard. everybody is working extra hard to get the job done.on i have been throughout the city, all 8 wards of the city and people are encouraged that we've washinged as we have. on top of the snow removal, the city faces other issues. we found this fire hydrant hyd knocked over likely hit by a snowplow and trash cans are beginning to overflow in some places. > we should say that we've talked to several people todayra and looked on social media.edia there are folks that are praising the city for doing thet best that they can. we have seen workers throughoutt the city today. also, when it comes to d.c. ps schools, you said earlier they're open, but we are told tl also that parents are going to have the ability to have it as an excused absent. exc if you don't want to send youror schools tomorrow, if you think the conditions are too dangerous, the absences will be excused. one point of clarification, the

snow emergency will be lifted at 6:00 tomorrow afternoon in the. > life along 14th street, matt ackland, fox5 local news.s. > an important clarification, snow emergency lifted at 6:30. > thank you very much, matt.y and talking about the temperatures.te the snow melt, that's at least a little bit of help when the plows aren't getting out too those neighborhoods. the temperatures were nice today. >> hugely improved, laura. l we got up to 51-degrees. we were looking to see how muchc snow was still on the ground thg reagan national, 10 inches. > but at dulles, it's still 25 inches. that's compaction and melting. i'm sure people will have a problem with that number at reagan national. they always do because it's always lower than everyone else. > 51-degrees really helped out. we also got up to 5 # at dulles, bwi52.2. overnight as far as temperatures we're probably getting some melting now because the sun

doesn't go down until 5:22. 5 we worry is there going to be ice tomorrow morning. probably not tomorrow morning,om but we're not going to get the cold tonight. we have a couple of light rain showers that may dot the area ae and i think we'll see a few more of them later tonight. t do you see the batch that's tha coming up through warm springs and west of charlottesville? that will be around tonight. it's very light. l i did want to show you as we go through the night you might notice a little bit of that. maybe it briefly mixes with a little bit of snow here and there in the overnight hours. h i don't think it's a big deal. a it will actually help to keep us warmer tonight.er t we're not looking at a huge, hard refreeze.e. we think the temperatures will be 32 to about 34 downtown.own. maybe warmer than that south and east. what may be an issue is fog later tonight.. we had a lot of melt,, a lot of moisture in the air. the frontal boundary will be coming through.. i'll tell you what morning we might have a problem with a l lt

of icing, thursday morning. m that front is going to bring in colder air. we'll talk much more coming up p in a few minutes. > that's important.ha >> are they going to change that rating at reagan national. >> no. it won't change for this storm o but they're going to look at the methods going forward. > it happens after every storm. > sarah, over to you. >> okay, guys. if you're still stuck in the stu snow, of course you're in the a loan. a lot of fox5 viewers have been sending in their pictures of unplowed streets using the hashtag digout and the responser has been absolutely amazing. > let's take a look at how bad the streets are. this is north madison and tenth street, no plows, no cars since friday at 1:00 p.m. help, don't even life here is i what they're saying. they're just looking at this and they're amazed, too. taking look at the next witness, in progress for four days, stuck in olney. look at how deep that is.

the next one, still stuck in centerville. you can just see there's just a few people, just a few tracks. clearly they've been walking through. clear pat row cleans in trinidad northeast has not been touched. >> fox5 digout. thank you so much for sending out the pictures. waldau is easier to find than an arlington, virginia snowplow. thank you so much for that tweet. > here's another, same scene, pretty we're seeing here. river boyer and copper.bo this is mine inye herndon she says. burke bend on. thank you for sending that. this isse treacherous. this is treacherous. this is capital heights. h this makes no sense, side streets do matter.do yes, they do. a the lot of you are still stucu at home and just trying to get out and get to work. w if you've got some great photos please tweet them, post them on facebook or instagram using the

hashtag fox5 digout.igou perhaps we can get them somehow by posting these on there. > i hope so.so. >> thanks, sarah.ah. > the response to the cleanupeo for this blizzard has been overe all pretty good.pret but some of you told us there are a few things you're not very happy about. ronica. >>reporter: annoyed by how difficult it thats been park p since the storm. we have one man's frustrating story at 5:00.

residents in arlington, they art really demanding some answers tonight because a toeing company has begun toeing out severaleral cars out of private lots. residents say they have no other place to park their vehicle also because the entire neighborhood is covered in snow. fox5's ronica clearry has more tonight. >>reporter: imagine coming homm after a weekend away excited that you missed the lizard onlyt to find that this is the currenr situation at your street.eet. well, that's exactly what happened to will kirk man, an arlington resident when he realized there would be no way for him to park here he decidedd to park down the street in a store parking lot, only to findf that his car was toed by 6:00 a.m. this morning. > we're in the middle of my street that's covered in a couple feet of snow. >> clearly no plows have comeom through since the storm. when will got home last night he didn't know where he could park.

so he decided to park in a nearby store parking lot. he admits that he did see the signs that warned those that t were not customers that theyhe would be toad for parking in the lot.lo considering the situation after the storm, he never figured he'd find his car toad. >> we went to move the car at 6:00 a.m. and it wasn't there. we couldn't believe that theyat would be toeing because there's literally nowhere else to park.p i reached out to advanced toeinn about the incident and they explained to me that the me shopping center had snow removal equipment dropped off that evening and the snow removal could not be completed with the cars in place. pla the company acknowledged thatha they are sympathetic to the frustrations of being toad, but were simply completing the job b they were hired to do. will explained it's not really r about blame, but he does feel extremely frustrated with a situation that has left him lef feeling like he has no parking options. >> i don't kneesly blame anybody, but it's just, you know, it just leave you

frustrated. will had to pay 1 $35 to get hih car back after it was sewed. sew but what can you do when you're in a situation like this. let's talk about it on facebook and twitter. for fox5 local news in arlington, i'm ronica clear i. > you would, caitlyn, everybody is just thinking get this snowng to melt so i can park on the roadway.road it's been quite a nightmare out there just trying to drive as i can see behind there. >> i think with temperatures tem being mild we're not worried about a refreeze, but thishis behind me is going to be the much bigger store. wisconsin avenue has been a parking lot all afternoon long,n it's for a number of reasons, ongoing snow removal efforts, you're usually losing one lane,, maybe two lanes on the street, plus with the snowbanked up on the sides, you're navigating a the look of obstacles. i'm sure people are desperate to get out of their homes. the government is open, d.c.

school is going back, expectxpec anen credible amount of involve on the votes. the morning commute going to be difficult, not because the weather, but because what the weather has produced over the past four days. luckily temperatures have been v so comfortable today. we got well into the 40s, 50 actually. it's 49 in washington, 55 in quantico, 54 in manassas whereaw they saw well over 2 feet of snow, 48 at dulles whereas sue told us there's still 20 much m ines on the ground, but days day like this are certainly helping. 43 in frederick, 50 in stevensville. going forward we do have a couple of showers on radar.adar these showers not going to do a whole lot when it comes to the melting. it will be more that the temperatures stay above freezing.eezi we'll try to show you theou evening planner and it shows you that temperatures will only be in the 30s, not even falling to freezing. that's going to provide us withw some relieve. we'll have a nice night where refreezing is not a problem. p come thursday morning that's a

different story. we have some showers and temperatures falling into the upper 30s by 9:00 p.m. this time tomorrow we'll be talking about prefreeze. but for now we're okay. we'll show you the chance of refreeze on thursday morningy m coming up when i come back inside at 56789. 45. > thank you very much. > yesterday we handed out some pretty big p high fives to government agencies and, ons that really nailed it when it it came for preparing for and dealing with the blizzard. the snow stopped falling saturday and am people are now w in their fifth day of being cooped up as we've seen so patients is now running thin and those who are getting out are finding all sorts of frustrations out there.re today i went on facebook and i asked what's got you group piang here's how people responded. the number one frustration thatn i found are those untouched roads as we've talked about today during the newscast. n am people have not seen a plow

anywhere near their neighborhood, from maryland, to d.c., am side streets still under a feet of snow without any tire mark. >> number two, major frustratiof over the fact that d.c. schools are opening tomorrow. t pam wilkins said the sideide streets in d.c. are clogged. c as laura mentioned, the safety s of all involved is at high risk. >> donna coleman wrote how is d.c. ps going to open tomorrow? everyone, they do not want to walk to neighborhood school. plenty of kids go out of bounds. all sidestreets haven't been plowed. kids will be walking in the streets. the number three frustration isn that am stores are out of some quote, essential items. viewers who joined in the conversation on my page wereer especially upset that theyhey couldn't find eggs.ggs. somebody couldn't find a banana, organic avocado. >> that's very specific. > he wanted to make gawk mole ' and he could not find organic

after code as. >> and kevin spawling says his neighborhood liquor store is out of beer and a the look of people joined in because they could not find beer either.he > george is frustrated that people have become so inpatient. number five, am people chimed in saying they can't too frustrateu because after all we're dealinge with a lot of snow. micky miller wrote this i am in my mid 60s now and i don't get frustrated anymore.us my life is gettingtr shorter ani need to make the best oft o everything now. that's well said.th >> i lovate that. just when i was stuck on wisconsin avenue and i was like what am i going to do. >> everybody is in the same boat, i can't get mad.ad. > the person in front of me, i can mad at you.. >> you have to put it all in perspective. > we've seen some really fun pictures, but this video is amazing where one fox5 viewer

made an igloo equipped with a flat screen tv and a fireplace. >> this is incredible.dibl i love that video. > we've all been eating a lot stuck in the house and all, butt what if i told you not all fats are bad for you? did i get your attention perhaps? the latest from a new study when the news at 5 continues. oh remotes, you've had it tough.

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> so while many were stuck at home during the blizzard one maryland family made the most of it in a rather unique way, posted on with you del williamsw facebook here with the hashtag fox5 digout, the seabrook resident showed off the igloo he built in front of his hem home. you see that, that's a fireplace and a tv. the fireplace to keep warm. w the video has been viewed over 4 and a half million times. if anybody knows correspond del or if he is watching i want to

know if the fireplace is real. a i want to know how he did it. >> me, too.>> i saw that yesterday and i was dumbfounded.du that's awesome.we > we should have him in, talk l to him, if he'll give his his blueprint. >> i'll bet he has a lot of visitors. > straight ahead at 5 we are learning about a swift arrest ot a man wanted for making violente threats that involved the us capital. and blizzard bandits some three ofs taking advantage in the strip mall robbing each of them. > there were reports of gunf gu shots at a naval base. we'll be right back.

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showers around the region. let me take you to radar. not everybody is going to see this, but we're going to keepo some scattered, very light showers of rain, not snow in our evening forecast. you can see these scattered sca around the area mainly down to the south through facultativetie certificate queer county, culpeper county, but there is one that has developed through the reston area and maybe stretching into montgomeryng i county company. these are going to be veryco light, but don't want to take you by surprise. i guess we can think of it as free windshield solution as you're driving around and getting the splatter. this is all ahead of a frontal boundary and some of the moisture pushing in from west ws toward the northeast. here's the good news, it's not going to be terribly cold tonight. it will be maybe near 32 north and west to about 34-degrees ins the districts and maybe as warm as 40 or 41 down to our south and east. so no real hard refreeze. mr. could be an icy spot here s and there, but i think it would be pretty far to the north and

west as these light showers are passing through the area. a little l change up for tomorrow we do see another colda shot coming in. not necessarily in the morning, but as the day goes on things will get a little bit colder. most of the day tomorrow is dry, but again we are going to see t temperatures heading back into the 30s and a real cold start sa thursday morning and that's a morning in which i think we mayw have some problems with more widespread refreeze of anythingz that melts. i anticipate thursday morning to be a little bit icy around the region. we'll keep an eye on all of it and have a full weather report coming your way in just a few.. > developing a man a louisiana man is now in custody after an urgent search to find him. and dry and doug ill was in the washington area and had information that he threatenede to shoot people at the capital when the government reopened. paul wagner has been following the story now all day and joins us life. >>reporter: the man was only wanted to making threats, not a

crime reporters would normally pay too much attention to. t but one when the official with w the mayor's office called fox5 f and told us to put the man's picture on the air we started to dig a little deeper. this is what we now know. >> investigators were onto adrian dog l as soon as he threatened to shoot at the capital. the 36 year old's 19999 silver lincoln town car had pick up by law enforcement tag readers in r virginia and the districts. the bulletin said he was armed and dangerous and suffers from various mental health disorders. the bulletin specifically said he was waiting for thehe government to reopen after recovering from the snowstorm.r. early this morning in jessup, maryland he was found by howard county police and taken to aic hospital for a mental health evaluation. no charges were placed against hip, but a source familiar with the investigation said police

found unregistered ammunition id his car. the police chief at welsh, louisiana said they were lookine for him after he made threats t against people there andnd violated his probation. so it's still unclear why the mayor's office got involved in assisting police in getting the word out. a spokesman said police asked for the help. doug else spent a year in jail j on attempted first degree murder, a charge that was later dropped. paul wagner, fox5 local news. > scary moments earlier today in sand dig oh after reports of an active shooter at the naval medical center. military police went from room to room and led personnel out of building 26. after a person said they heard three gun shots in the basement this morning.this the navy said an initial inspection found no sign of a gunman or a shooting. three nearby schools were placed on lock down while officials investigated. the blizzard conditions did not slow down some thieves in prince

george's county.orge we heard about a break-in on capital heights strip mall.l. a number of businesses were vandalized and lost property. the thieves broke through walls and in some cases ceilings ofs o these businesses. a tobacco shop, a restaurant and several other stores were among those hit. > when i came back on sunday around 1:00, i open my front door, it was okay, the front doors but when i came inside i saw everything was falling. the atm was broke. they took like all the tobacco, vaporizers and some money was ws there in atm. > we're told the the thievesd took all the recording devices attached to the store's surveillance cameras. we reached out to prince george's county police and they say they're in the awarey of te break-in. > this man was busted in stafford county for robbing holiday inn express.

gordon cure missive here held up the hotel on monday night. he had a begun wrapped in a plastic bag. after getting an undisclosedosed amount of cash he took off. police spotted him nearby at at days inn. he was arrested and locked up without bond. > mow quit owes don't leave a nasty bite, they can carry new diseases, especially one that may make its way to the unitedtd states. what you need to know. food trucks are popping up evere where putting d.c. on a very swang i list.g i plus, it's never too cold for f ice cream, right? see what been and jerry's is cooking up for the presidential election. at wegmans we believe the best way to help you

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available at this time. > in other health news we'vee'e been long to keep your heart healthy you should avoid fatty foods like red meet, dairy and cheese, but a new study shows some types of fats are actually good for your help.elp. they are known as pole i unsaturated fats.tura they are often found in plants, and nuts. nut this could protect the heart ana lower the risk of heart problemo if you'd like to learn more mor about the study it is published in the journal of the american heart association. > meanwhile mcdonald's, their all day breakfast, it's been a a big hit and the chain is raking in more money than they expected. sales up. > ped 6 percent after the company made the choice to switch to breakfast all day. that was back in october. oct the chain has also made somee health conscious decisions ass well like bringing in gauge-freu eggs and reduced antibiotics in chicken. >> i've actually seen in some of the health magazines when they talk about a fast food, like the

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> last night we showed you agh cellphone picture of a gast stationpi in chevy chase with a sign showing gas price essay wolf 5-dollars a gal. gal it turns out someone may have been playing a prank on the gas station owner. fox5's will thomas is life outside that gas station to sorr it all out for us tonight. >>reporter: yeah, that gas station many of you have seen us on connecticut avenue right near the belt say here in chevy chase. you can see the sign behind me, 2.05 for a gallon of regular. that's about 10 or 20 cents cheaper.chea they didn't change the sign for us. >> call it a heartful prank,

vandalism, walk to the other side, yeah, like most gas stations they have two sides. s this also says 2.05 a gallon for regular. but all day yesterday this signs sent something else. we have another photo. somebody flipped those numbers around to make the sign read 5.05 for regular. you see underneath it, the numbers are jumbled. here's what's so hurtful, the owner is mario bruno. he grew up in this area. he started working at this gas station back in 1979. eventually came to own it. he say he's all about customer service, would never do it.o it we wanted him to explain what happened.happ take a look. >> looks like some kids took my price sign, my mid-grade and my regular, flipped the five and the two so that -- the mid grade

says 22 cents with a two upside down. my regular says 5.05. that's not what we're selling sl gas for and i've been out since friday night. > like a lot of gas stations you just heard marrow say he's on the out of gas. he's been out of gas sinceince friday night. on friday night he sold sol 8,000 gallons of gas.0 a the look of you were gassingga up. he believes he'll have gas for r you first thing in the morning. because of a power outage, his surveillance camera didn't capture who did this. t the only thing he got was peopll stopping and taking pictures. we're not behind any price gouging. he knew about it yesterday since about 10:00 a.m. but never got a chance to flip the numbers around. i think his kids eventually climbed up the snow mound to change them today.

he wants it to be clear that he would never do. we like mario and i think you yu will as well. > guys, i know you're going to audit committee about weather. a let me just tell you, it is is still brutally cold out here, hr but no winds so making it a little more comfortable. > caitlyn ross, been worriedee about a refreeze, but that's not specifically what we're worrying about tonight.out >> not tonight. it will remain mild, but the bigger concern will be all the slush we're pushing around aro tomorrow morning. m the temperatures made it into it the 50s. 50s we saw so much melting, that'sh' great because we want the slow melt with each day gettinger.. it does get a little bit colder tomorrow night. take this one day at a time.e. today as we take a life look outside it was so nice and mildm we had some sunshine, nice southerly wind and cloudsloud overhead right now. we are not worried aboutbout refreeze tonight, but that will

be another investor as we head into tomorrow. tom it temple hills to same to get s rid of all the moisture, being patient, while it can be very challenging at times is the onll thing we can really do as we goo through this. some rain showers around this evening. these showers will fall just in the form of rain at least through this evening. e some flakes may mix in overnight, but we are only talking about a flake or two.wo nothing that would be substantial enough to lead too snowfall accumulation. cold and breezy behind the coldl front and the refreeze is likell thursday evening. at this time tomorrow eveningenn we'll be talking about potentiap refreeze. >> not today.>> look at these high temperatures we're coming off. 51 at reagan, 52 at bwi, so some impressive warmth in the two days following the epic blizzard. temperatures outside 49 in baltimore, 41 gaithersburg, forr anyone out along the mountainsot or west virginia, they benefiteb from this warmup as well. in fact, most of the mid the atlantic did. we are melting off not just

here, but in philadelphia, 47, 39 in pittsburgh. they kind of miss $2 out on the storm there. the 47 in richmond which got some snow, too. storm tractor radar showing a few of these showers moving in from the northwest and northeasn to and about to cross the beltway. if you see a couple of rain drops they're coming and going. here's a steadier shower now moving off the northeast towards columbia. maybe encountering a a little bit of rain. otherwise these are widely scattered showers. the more source down towards tho gulf coast. > after the showers pass we'll see the noticeable cool down. 10:00 some light rain showers. overnight tonight more rainnigh showers as the front cross, but everything looks pretty wildly scattered and even any flakes that mix in not really showing o up on our model here and itt wouldn't amount to anything juss because it's so mild.ild.

wednesday itself does look likek a nice day. day we do clear out and see some sunshine. it will be breezy, though.houg the low pressure and the cold front moving offshore, high o pressure moving in. it won't be too cold, but it will be cooler. c it will also be breezy with the gusts to 20 miles an hour. the weather does look like it's cooperating. traffic will be much bigger of a story. we had a lot of melting, butbut it's the slush that will be accumulating and kind of causinc the snow packs that you have to navigate on the roads. upper air pattern, it is cold. tomorrow reworry about refreeze, but then we watch our december pattern almost return to the t procedure for a good week or so. 50s, maybe even a 60 this weekend, major warmup and should really help with the remaining r snow pack. it looks like everyone is at freezing or above. 31 in washington. w 39 in washington for the high tomorrow, breezy. with the cold air pulling in we

don't see too much of a warmup. both the sun sets and sunrises reflecting off the snow pack. sunset at 7:19:00 a.m. i wish the snow still looked white. it's pretty dirty now.ow. > look at the warmup to the weekend, 48 on friday, 5 # on saturday, 55 -- inching towardst 60. >> i know. the models want us to put us above 60.ab we're playing it a little cool o right now, but we might have to new jersey those upwards as we head into the weekend.eeke > i know will said it was unbearable i cold, but i thought it was mild. >> those models have us all oveo the place. > we'll be right back. .

> well, when you are on the go and you need to grabyo somethinm quick to eat, people in the dmvv often stop at a food truck especially during their lunch hour. food trucks have become very popular in recent years. y a new study from merchant cash usa has ranked the best cities t for food trucks and d.c. is on the list, ranked fourth. here are the top, rally, north carolina, portland, organ, d.c. is fourth and nashville rounds r out the top five. i'm not surprised. they're all over the place in d.c. > i'll see them driving down d the interstate and i'll say i want to try to that one. > meanwhile veer mound senator bernie senators is getting a special treat named after him, been and jerries has named an ice cream flavor for sanders.

it's called bernie's evening. you know you've made it when you have a been and jerries named after you.ter >> that's the top of the heap. mint is cream topped with a hard chocolate shell.ocol >> that wouldn't be my choice, c but whatever bernie wants, bernie gets. the label says the chocolate shell represents the disparate think wealth in the country that sanders often talks about in the campaign trail.mpai it will only have a limited run, about 40 pints were made. about 40 pints, that's it. > and more than half of the proceeds will be donated to the sanders campaign. so it can give them away in a contest. more than of half of those pints will be donated to the campaigna >> that sounds delicious.ds > it does.es. >> of course it does.oes. > thanks for joining us tonight at 5. >> i just like gooey, not hard shells. > fox5 local news at 6 starts

right now. now this is fox5 local news at 6. right now at 6, receipts dents n are getting restless. r i need to know who i can get to come clean my street. str this is a senior citizens househ and we need to get through and our streets are blocked. people going so far to call 911 for help getting their streets r plowed. the crews are slowly getting to the side streets, but all the extra vehicle also are just adding to the congestion. your chances of finding a placep to park your car aren't that great. many frustrated drivers are stunned to find their cars were toed because they parked in whaa they thought were some of the only spaces available. fox5 local news at 6 starts right now.. >> it is good to have you with y us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins.m to > the dmv is still not done digging out tonight, three days after the snow stopped.. many school districts still sti aren't ready for students to return to class. >> here's a look at some of the

school districts that have already canceled classes top, in virginia, fact quarter, loudon, manassas, fairfax and prince george's county schools, in maryland, prince george's countg and mount, you can find theind folies of all the delays. d they are scrolling at the boom of your screen. scr you can also find them on our screen fox5 d.c..com...co > in the districts, the mayor says the schools will be back open for students tomorrow. >> the plows are making progress, but some of the side streets and the sidewalks piled high with snow. matt ackland life in the northwest tonight on how the districts is digging out. hey, matt. m >>reporter: hey, sean and tony, a little bit of breaking news o for you.f fo we are learning from the mayor's office that so far the cost of getting rid of all of this snow has reached $12 million. that's over twice what was budgeted for this year alone. you were talking about side streets. they're an issue throughout the districts.stri many of them have been cleared, but even in some of the