be the real bite of march's chill. let's take a look at what's happening on radar. we've had snow showers throughout the early morning hours. few snow squalls still continue to move down heading from the northwest, heading to the southeast across on the mason dixon line in hagerstown and area to the accident north and northwest of us, not a lot seeing right now. it's eventful going to start to die off. just enough to make you pay attention and realize that winter is still making its presence felt across our area. temperature-wise, the same story. right now, the double 4s at manassas. same at culpeper. 42 at dc. 34 at winchester same at westminster. 45 at fredericksburg and 32 in cumberland, we're going to see a huge dip. if you compare from yesterday to today, you can see the huge difference in the drop, look at this, 31 degrees temperature difference for winchester, 29 de

tthen it was yesterday at this time. 29 at manassas and 34 degrees colder at westminster, we're in for a cold night. overnight will be into the teens and the 20's. the entire weekend is definitely at the big chill is the arctic air makes the presence known. don't be fooled by the sun, the temperatures will take a den we're keeping an eye on another storm system for next week. where we could see some accumulating snowfall. those details coming up a little bit later. back to you. the owner of a jamaican carry-out has made a remarkable recovery >> after the two fought over her bags and she pulled off his mask. paul wagner put a joins us with the incredible story of a woman

>> it's been 43 days since pinky was shot and critically wounded outside her north capitol street carry-out. a vicious assault very nearly called her. shot once in each arm and leg that night after fighting way man she knew well, a man she tried to help, a man who called her ma >> >> this is where pinky had been trying to reclaim her life for the last several weeks. in the physical therapy room at the rehabilitation hospital. just the last day or so, she's been able to place the full weight of her body on a badly wounded leg. sitting on her bed down hall, she described the wound to her right arm. >> this hand, i got shot below wrist right here. it shattered my bone. >> reporter: on january 25th,

closed the carry-out and were walking to their cars when man came out of the shadows and announced the stick-up >> i said i did give you the money but this guy wanted the pocketbook for some reason. he didn't want just the money, he wanted my pocketbook. we struggled. i did not know who it was at first. >> reporter: from camera mounted on the outside of the funeral home across the street. you can see for yourself what happened next. pinky, decide she was going to fight and while screaming for help reached for the gunman's mask. >> i said you? you robbed me? i said what are you doing? >> reporter: she says the man with the gun was a man she knew well. >> i see. come into my store, you don't have money i feed him.

he calls the me mom. >> reporter: he had no mercy shooting pinky in both arm and leg. >> my god, it was burning like on fire. >> reid is now dead gunned down in the northeast february 7. >> there have been no arrests. reflecting back now, 43 days later, pinky tries to explain why she decided to fight >> i work hard i get up 7:00 in the morning, go into the restaurant, i do 13, 1213 hours every day. i wasn't going to give up just like. >> reporter: now it's what she misses most. aroma of the food she's cooked with love all her life >> i miss the face of my customers. so much i miss. it's my day. >> reporr:

work might have to wait awhile, those wounds still need to heal. >> when shava read was so the and killed there was already a warrant out for his arrest. in the 17 years the restaurant has been in business, it's been robbed five times. pinky told me she wants customers to know she misses them and hopes to see them soon. paul wagner fox 5 local news. >> that is an incredible story. seems like it didn't break her spirits. >> reporter: she's a lovely woman. we had a wonderful time talking with her and her daughter at the hospital and she's doing great. still is, had problems with her hands, she's had nerve damage. other than that, she's really raring to go. >> heartbreaking discovery, we wish her well. thank you, paul. take a look at this video. dc police are hoping

will recognize the video you're about to see, the vehicle right here wanted in connection with a drive-by shooting in southwest. it happened wednesday afternoon in the 4400 block of south capitol street. you can see someone firing shots at the victim from the suv before it takes off. there you see the suv. luckily no one was hurt. if you have any information, police want to hear from you. in prince george's county, a police officer is being credited with saving a from an overnight house fire in clinton. broke out around 1 a.m. on symposium way. six family members including an infant were asleep inside. the officer was out on routine patrol. noticed the smoke, called for backup, pounded on the doors and windows trying to alert the family. >> at this point, i figured i have to try to get in here somehow. i took my baton and smashed out the glass along the edge of the windows to try to reach inside to

upon smashing the glass, i heard someone yelling what's going on? who's down there? i said police, you're house is on fire, you need to get out. >> police evacuated nearby homes, investigators say a grill on the back deck caused the fire. reminder that no patrol is ever routine. there was a 10-year-old and a three-week-old baby. >> first responders is responding like they do running to the fire and we're things happen, unfortunately. he. we're hours away from the opening of a visitor center in maryland that will honor the life of a civil rights trailblazer and abolitionist harriet tubman >> it officially opens tomorrow but today, governor larry hogan and other state leaders were on stand for a dedication smoefrm alexandria hoff reports. >> such an incredible story about, one of the greatest marylanders and a true american

our history. >> reporter: she crossed the woods and marshes to reach freedom and returned 13 times to helped loved ones escape slavery, friends and family. at least 70 people that we know of. their names now sit on the wall of new harriet tubman under ground railroad visitor center and state park on the eastern shore. >> this landscape really is what shaped her. >> reporter: tubman generation family members were among the first to see the center. >> it's something to show our kids, now harriet tubman was -- and what is made in their blood. >> reporter: statues displayed. part of the tribute is the underground railroad historic park. it's a 125 mile plus driving tour. the roads are dotted with historical places

childhood. the by ways that led to her freedom >> like madison where tubman was born and spent early teenager years >> we focused on her rescue missions and the fact that the underground railroad was resistant movement that brought her to prominence. >> reporter: fox 5 local news. a disturbing rise in hate based crimes in the district. >> what the mayor and police chief are saying about the spike. >> working to repeal and replace the affordable care act. president trump's latest push to rally a divided gop around the healthcare overhaul plans >> we went from 70 to frigid temperatures, take a closer look at what this weather could do to the beloved cherry blossoms. no.

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latest crime reveal a disturbing hate based threats are way up. bob barnard breaks it down for us. >> reporter: the most visible hate crimes have been the attacks on jewish cemeteries across our country. with head stones toppled

he say created. here in our region, swastikas were drown in a middle school bathroom. but it's more than just anti-semitism that's of concern to government officials, community activists and religious leaders here in the capitol. >> we have seen them go up in relationship to the campaign. we don't want make it political. call it what it is, but that's what seems to be the case. >> reporter: he's a transgender woman who says she experiences all forms of hate on the streets of washington. >> people sometimes are really rude. they might not say anything to that individual but then they laugh. and they say things out loud. they make cuts at you and it hurts. >> reporter: the mayor and police chief say the number of reported hate and bias crimes nearly doubled between 2015 and last year. officials say there were 107 reported hate

district in 2016. up from 66 the year before. here is the breakdown of the crimes based on religion, sexual orientation, gender identification and ethnicity or national origin. >> i think what we wanted to convey is we're watching it. we've seen up ticks in hate crime. we want to educate the public and call 911 and you'll be treated with dignity and respect. and the crime that is you report will be taken seriously. and we will seek justice. >> reporter: the roots of upward trend in these types of crimes in the district are not so obvious. >> whether it's a situation where people feel more comfortable coming forward, that would be a good thing. if it's an indication of we do really have an increase in these types of crimes, that's obviously bad thing. i think that's why we put the today out there so we can collectively find out exactly what the cause is. >> reporter: bobar

local news. many native americans feel they're under attack since president trump took office. they organized a protest in dc this morning. thousands turned out. demonstrators cited the president's approval of the dakota access and keystone pipelines as examples that their rights are being violated. the protesters gathered at the army corporate of engineer office in northwest. from there, they marched to the trump hotel then on to the white house. the trump administration meantime trying to clean house. this afternoon, attorney general jeff sessions announced he wants nearly half of all the u.s. attorneys in the country to resign. there are 93 us attorneys and sessions wants 46 of them to step down. the us attorneys were appointed during the obama administration. his request is not unusual. new administrations often appoint their own federal prosecutors. president trump is turning on the charm hoping to rally the defective violateded

house pentagon republicans unveiled the american they can't act to replace obamacare, but democrats and some republicans have objected to the bill, joel waldman with the latest. >> reporter: to battles with immigration to overhauling the healthcare system, the administration has been quick in trying to deliver on many campaign promises in just the first seven weeks in office. to that end, the president is personally involved in rainying in the way ward members of his own republican party. >> i want to applaud you and the diligent work of your committees to advance the obamacare repeal and replacement legislation that we've been talking about. >> reporter: members of house freedom caucus, a conservative group of lawmakers opposed to a moderate republican plan to replace obamacare were treated to a pizza and bowling party. it was a chance for people to let their guard down, a

likely adopted from his time on the golf course, which he says is an ideal place to build personal connections >> they're doing exactly what donald trump does. his book was called the art i have the deal, no unilateral decision. >> reporter: the bowling ally also elicited interest in. president nixon used the ally frequently. eventually moving next door to the eisenhower executive office building >> if he's in a deal making meet, does that mean bowling at the white house in turn for support for legislation? i mean, i find the charm offensive. >> reporter: it's unclear exactly what last night's bowling summit achieved. but there's already another one scheduled for next week. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. good news on the job front, employers added 235,000 jobs in february. that's a lot hhe

anticipated. the unemployment rate now stand at 4.7%. down a 10th of a % from january. given trump previously mocked the employment numbers as a low, today he says they're very real >> staples is closing several locations. the office supply store says it plans to close 70 stores by the end of the year, the announcement comes after the company sales decreased by 3% last year and 2016 staples closed nearly 50 stores at one point they tried to merge with competitor office depot but the deal was blocked by the fcc, no word on which store staples plans to close vehicles wagon pleaded guilty in a scandal related to diesel emission test, they pleaded guilty to conspiracy, obstruction of justice and an import crime. vehicles volkswagen

pay a penalty but the scandal cost the company about 21 billion dollars. they added to software designed to cheat on emissions test. if this blast of winter weather is making >> a heart warming reunion a girl and mother brought together with the officer who helped bring the little girl home safely redskins fans feeling frustrated. latest on kirk cousins and why a long-time deal looking less and lease likely. had >> call the fox tip line or e-mail them. we'd love to hear from you.

residents in boston are dealing with four to six inches of snow, expected to get more before the storm tappers off. the weather service predicts a stronger storm could drop off of a foot of snow some time next week. later temperatures expected to dip into the single digits. we're hearing potentially that next week may be, a couple inches there somewhere? >> maybe days off school >> we do have a possibility with the storm system for next week and we're really keeping a close eye on it. but you know in the meantime, we're talking cold. we've had snow showers today, ladies. not a lot, just a bit of accumulation over areas to our north and northwest. right now, we're seeing little bit of a sprinkle here and there and a flying flake here there and. nothing that's sticking because it's been too warm for it to stick. when we get into the weekend,

huge dip. 43 at manassas. 42 at dc. 37 at martinsberg, the same at frederick. 32 at cumberland. cold arctic air mass in place, if you take a look at the national map you can see exactly where i'm talking about, affecting all on the midatlantic into the weekend and we're talking temperatures other night into the teens and 20's. >> we're keeping an eye on snow potential next week. march is so unpredictable. you don't know what to expect. by tonight, about 39 with clouds, 35 by 9:00. chilly 32 by 11:00. we got gusty winds to talk about. that means we're going to have significant wind chills. it's going to feel a lot colder than it actually is temperature-wise. and in the beginning of the week ahead, we're talking returning to winter with that possible

snowfall. that same system they're talking about up into new england is the same that we're going to be keeping an eye on and we'll have the full forecast and details coming up. 70 was great, warm, enjoyable and the cherry blossoms were out. but my goodness, say it ain't so. back to you. heart warming reunion took place at a montgomery county police station in germantown this morning >> last saturday, 7-year-old daughter is a o'hara went missing. the officer found her about an hour later wandering by a creek. today, mary, sahara and the officer got a chance to see each other again. >> thank you so much. >> emotional reunion there, officer credits the training he received to help find her to quickly. he says people with autism often

behind townhomes on locust dale drive where there's a creek. the officer found sahara. what an incredible reunion >> she was wet, freezing cold when i found her. this felt g that's why cops suit up in the morning, for calls like this. a lot of people don't believe that these days. some people don't believe that these days, that's what we're here to do. i'm just relieved that she's ok. >> she was taken to a local hospital and then to children's hospital for hypothermia. >> i can only imagine the mother agonizing all those hours looking for her daughter >> seems like we got a bit of theme going on with the first responders. >> really, >> heros. a retired detective staying sharp >> we'll hear from a former

fairfax county officer who caught a burglar in his own home. plus how much longer will kirk cousins be a redskins? the team could technically trade him. the latest on the quarterback status. >> we went from sunny and 70 to bitterly cold. what does this weather mean for the cherry blossoms? stick around. pros

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this happened about an hours ago, metro said two teens were taken into custody. started when one of them tried to ride the metro without paying. when the officer tried to stop at the suspects, there was a strugg a

pepper spray. the scene is cleared. metro service was not affected. a retired police officer found himself on the other side of a crime earlier this week after he nabbed a burglar inside his home >> he credits his 28 years of law enforcement. he held him until rescue arrived. >> live in reston with this incredible story. . >> reporter: george wily lives in this neighborhood and he believe that is 17-year-old suspect he caught red handed is the same suspect who has stolen from his home a few days earlier. why in his almost 30 years of law enforcement he's never been the victim of crime like this and in his own home, he first noticed something was wrong in his house last saturday morning when he woke up and realized money, electronics and bottles of

made it clear someone had broken in while he and his wife were asleep. this wednesday morning he was on high alert and prepared when he woke up to a strange noise. take a listen. >> i almost talked myself out of getting up and checking on it. but because of what had happened, i said i got to check on it. i got a flashlight and a baton that i had set out and i stepped out in the hallway. i couldn't see anything then i heard another movement. just there's someone there. as i stepped around corner, there's a person in my front closet, actually had put on one of my wife's jackets and was going through our stuff, and came around the corner and there he was, and i gave commands, yelled at him, you know, get down. do it now. as he moved around and dropped his hands down and i moved in and took action, took him down to the ground. put him down. my wife

having been involved in investigative burglaries, it was just a part of doing my job. but to be on the other side of it and feel on the victim's side is like, it's just unnerving to know that someone was in my house and i never knew. i thought i was always on point. >> reporter: you can never be too sure. he still gets a lot of practice as he currently owns a private security company where he trains officers how to respond in a situation where that requires the use of force. meanwhile, that 17-year-old from reston has been charged with burglary. live in reston, angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. >> he picked the wrong house to mess with. also in fairfax county, residents have a chance do get their pets vaccinated again rabies, on tuesday arabbit fox attacked a woman and a cat in great falls before being

a reduced cost rabies clinic will be held at the west field government center. you can get your dog, cat vaccinated for 15 bucks >> the marathon starts at 7:00 in the morning, the same time metro opens, runners don't expect to take the metro to the race, the 5 k part is at 8:00 and the half marathon at 8:30, the full and half marathon starts on constitution at 14th. the 5k starts and finishes at rfk stadium. all streets hopely reopen by 3:00 in the afternoon. seems like this is all the buzz, how much longer will quarterback kirk cousins be a redskins, he signed

this morning. the redskins have until july 15th to negotiation a long-term deal with cousins, were you the that's looking unlikely. there are reports cousins won't negotiate a long-term deal with the skins as long as bruce allen is the team's president. espn reports, mike mayock is a candidate. he's considered for others in the past. espn said the redskins likely won't make a hire until after the nfl draft. if you're on social media, you know, there are frustrated redskins out there slamming the teams off season and organizing a protest at redskins park. there was a few skins fans this morning, they had a margin on ashburn. chad rich said they will be back

again tomorrow at 8:00 in the morning >> i was mad like everyone else that scott pretty much hasn't had the opportunity to do his job the last two years, it's been more of the same. been going on twitter and seeing how outraged a lot fans were. march on redskins park. we should go down and let them know >> one woman at the protest told fox 5 she's so fed up with the team, she gave up her season tickets. >> i'm waiting to hear what tony perkins has to say. >> i say this half jokingly but what about rg iii? is he coming back? is that the rumor? >> you never know. >> the supreme court is bringing down the gavel on a work-out class. the program founded by its first female justice sandra day conner will have to move elsewhere. exercise at the basketball court, one floor above where the

justices hear case, o'connor left the bench decades ago and the gym is in part of the building new closed to the public. no word on where the class will have to move. kind of sad. none of the other justins were into it, i guess. >> guess not. no one was there. >> coming up, what do the early cold temperatures mean for the cherry blossoms? we'll tell you what the park service is saying about the blooms. >> it may not feel like spring but star bucks trying to live end things up, festive new cuts for the season >> it's 5:00 somewhere, craft beer into a sweet boozey treat. the new ice cream one brewer is serving up >> want a work-out that can help reverse the signs of aging, you should take high intensity training, they alternate short burst of exercise with quick recovery periods. this type of exercise has been shown to burn fat and build muscle. now mayo clinic researchers say it can reverse

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trees are in full bloom. some are just now starting to bloom and the cold stuff that we're expecting not only this weekend but through next week, it's not good for the cherry blossoms. i'll tell you what. i don't want to say this. >> if it goes down to, say, 24 or lower, we could be looking at a majority loss of the blossom, perhaps as much as 90%. and you know, with perhaps snow coming this weekend, you know, looks like we're below that 27 degrees, pretty much every night for next week or so, and given the, again, the fragile state of the blossom, just as they start to emerge from the protective coveragings, we're going to keep a close eye on that this weekend. >> can you imagine? 24 to 27 degrees. he said 24. 24, it's catastrophic loss.

>> that's a couple of >> it's a narrow window. look, the only hope that the trees have is since they're by the basin there, the water is warmer. that helped to keep the temperatures up just a little bit. >> walk out with blankets with these trees? >> let's get a campaign going. in north carolina used to bring in the helicopter for the strawberry. the air mixed up a little bit. let's get a campaign going. >> save the blossom >> #save the blossom. >> they're so beautiful >> put cans down there. >> what do we do? 24, 27? >> i don't think -- i don't think that we'll get, hopefully won't get to the 24 at the basin. hopefully not. i'm not guaranteeing, but hopefully we won't. just a little bit warmer than 24 degrees. >> otherwise, we're going to lose a lot. obviously, i don't really remember them coming out this early, and that's the big

the blossom. that could be catastrophic. but again, everything is kind of flipped upsidedown. it's already out. the rumor are true. we're talking about a pretty significant storm possible next week. it's going to be cold this weekend. there's no doubt about that. it's going to stay cold. snow chances are there. are in place, definitely the going forecast, it does look like, a good likelihood we're going to have a significant nor'easter. we do have cold air in place, this is monday night and into tuesday, so the cold air is in place. we have an area of low pressure coming down from the northwest. we talked about this all the time. it's going to throw its energy or transfer it out to the coast and we're going to have the storm run the cost. we know there's going to be snow. looks like we have snow along the i95 corridor. how much snow will

of the corridor? how much snow will we have west? and back up into the higher elevations northwest. i think that the where they're more significant accumulations are going to be. it's only friday and the storm really gets in here monday night. let me say this too. it does look like it's going to be disruptive. it looks like it's going to be an impactful storm from the midatlantic to the mideast. if you do have travel plans, just know that the airlines are going to be doing a lot of cancelling, no doubt about it. trying to reposition planes or not bringing planes into storms. you'll have a lot of problems, monday, tuesday and even into wednesday, some cases as much as thursday and friday, in those place that is get most of the snow. super cold out there. it's 42 degrees gaithersburg is 36. 15 to 20 miles per hour and gusts higher than that. you know what that means, windchill factors are in the teens and the 20's overnight tonight we're going to stay gusty overnight, it's going to stay cold and raw, we had a few little snow

through. snow squalls, most of that calmed down. we can still see a few flurries blowing in the air. for the most part, looks like we're drying out. look how much colder we are at 5:00. than what we were yesterday at 5:00, we're 29 degrees colder than what we were. significant cold air. this is arctic air, right on the edge of the arctic air. it means business. look at the cold air, a trough of low pressure settled in and opened the door for this arctic air. the true arctic air is the core of that going to is that he to the north. but we're going to be on the southern edge of it. it's going to be really cold. the winds going to stay up tomorrow. we initially thought maybe there was going to be snow around sunday. looks like this whole system will stay to the south of us. a little bit of light snow flying through north carolina. but this will eventually be part of the same system that comes back up the coast on monday and tuesday. to bring

we're looking breezy and told this weekend. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. tomorrow we're 39. tomorrow night lose an hour of sleep. we're going to spring forward. 43 on sunday, not quite as breezy, sunday will be warmer feel of the weekend but still going to be terribly cold for this time of year. look at the lows, 26 here in town. hopefully we stay up to 27. that will keep the blossoms in good shape. it will keep temperatures up a little bit. cold tomorrow, 28. we will have lots of sunshine, temperatures won't respond. up into the upper 30's and the wind will keep it feeling like it's in the upper 20's to the low 30's or so with the windchill factor. few morning clouds on sunday. 43 for a high. late evening snow. i think after about 8:00 on monday night, so hopefully we get most of the commute. all night monday and into tuesday we'll be dealing with the

sunday we'll be putting i was the pieces together on the tuesday storm. after that moves through, we'll stay cold. temperatures will be in the 40's for highs and 20's for lows. i don't know about you but i like february a lot better >> at least this year. incredible. >> who would have thought this would be this winter >> i like that there are no 24s in those overnight low >> you know what i've learned? i can't figure it out. >> no one can, thanks, gary. up next, booze and ice cream. how one brewer is mixing his craft beer with sweet treats.

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lot of people talking about now. it's ice cream and fused with beer. turns out the creation was actually all an accident. >> one night i was back in the lab. and that was just where we had our ice cream machine. and i was a little drunk and had a beer and i realized the ice cream had nothing in it. it was just a sweet cream base. i thought shoot north korea one put anything in there. i started dumping the bare in the machine. >> took about three years to develop the ice cream. he also started a funding campaign to help him open his first brick and mortar store in may. do you remember when everyone was talking about bacon in your drinks and chocolate >> it's always been the new bacon. that sound good, that's going to be one of those kids. look at that, look at the ice cream. >> if ice cream isn't your thing, how about booze si coffee? this is bad

that us is cold brew coffee that is seeped more than 16 hours, then infused with malt liquor. for now, they will only be available in the midwest, but bad larry's plans to expand nationwide by the owned of the year. a little pick me up with a buzz. >> our producer is trying to send us a message. >> star bucks celebrate being dropping its first ever collection of spring cups. they me in three pastel covers, yellow, turquois and light green. each feature as large white circle with the hands-on design. star bucks first introduced them more than 20 years ago. hard to believe they've been in business that long's this new spring cup will be available starting march 15th. right around the corner. we'll get to enjoy the cups. >> the star bucks cups such a big thing. >> good for them. . here is a treat for your sweet tooth. reeces has a delicious new flavor called

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>> people are talking saying is this orchestrated? >> looks like she got that down pat >> i don't know. kids care if you're working even if it means your job is to be alive on tv. >> it's only march and it's got to be one of the best videos, an interview is going viral. a correspond was skyping from home when his kid made a video. take a listen. >> shifting sands in the region relations with the north may change >> i would be surprised if they do. pardon me. my apologies. >> the baby is just perfect. that's

being interviewed, as you can see the woman in the video struggles to get the kid out. professor kelly kept going and finished the interview after the interruption. >> very cute. got viral views there. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00 news at 6:00 starts right now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. . we begin with what has been a wild 24 hours of weather, just insane, thanks for joining us. i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. you remember yesterday was beautiful. people had top down, shorts on, temperatures in the 70's. many of us woke up to freezing rain and snow >> the question is, what does the weekend have in store for us? perhaps a hurricane or something like that? and could it be more snow -- could there be more snow, gwen is here with the details. >> don't say the hurricane word. whatever you do. it's bad enough we're saying the snow word, tony. you're absolutely right. a fabulous

would have thought we were that the middle of spring, the flowers thought that. about a boy have things taken a turn. that's kind of been the pattern, i keep saying march is so unpredictable and really rang true. snow squalls that moved to their way through. to our north and northwest. you might have seen a stray flake or two across the area and that will continue into the early part of this evening. before that is all said and done. next story, of course, is those temperatures that really took a dip. right now, 40 at dc. 38 at dulles, 38 at baltimore, 35 in martinsberg and 34 at winchester, and the 24-hour temperature difference, well, we went from the 70s to the 30's and 40's. so anywhere from a 25 to 31 degree temperature difference in the past 24 hours. it's not going to get better, bitter cold for tonight. bitter cold for saturday. bitter cold for saturday night.