of meteorology has added two new colors to the country's weather maps, an incandescent purple and magenta, so the maps can faithfully represent temperatures like 125 degrees fahrenheit. >> stephen: yes, new map colors. i believe the temperature color wheel goes orange, red, purple, magenta, fever blister, and satan's taint. [ laughter ] but what's really disturbing about this continent on fire is that it's got people wanting to do something about global warming. and that brings us to tonight's word. [cheers and applause] the new abnormal. last week, president obama cynically used the inaugural address to push his radical pro-survival agenda. >> we will respond to the threat of climate change. the path towards sustainable energy sources will be long and sometimes difficult, but america cannot resist this transition. >> stephen: i didn't think this part of his speech would get any traction. it's like if jfk announced the apollo program but half the country denied the moon exists. [ laughter ] but i was shocked when i saw a new poll that found 78% of respondents believed the planet had warme

you see the magenta here, turning already into southern maryland. we'll come back and talk about temperatures tonight which can play a critical factor in your commute tomorrow. >>> regardless some schools not taking any chances with that forecast, particularly those south of town. our scott broom pick up our team coverage live in charles county. scott. >> reporter: hey, derek, on the dashboard camera of my mobile newsroom been motoring around today looking for snowflakes, so far haven't found any. i'm in la plata. that's u.s. 301 behind me. you just heard topper report maybe a little more snow down in charles county. it was a just in case kind of day anyway today. let me show you the pictures. charles county went ahead and dismissed school two hours early today. that's thomas stone high school up in waldorf. when they made the call, they were still under a winter storm warning at that time. of course, the national weather service has downgraded all that and the highway crews have been standing by all day to put salt on the road. they put some down b

. -- magentas and white. white is snowfall we're already seeing snow in leonardtown and points south. very little happening here in northwest d.c. even though you're seeing echos or radar returns. so south of town is where it's going to set up later tonight and again you could get a little burst of one or two hours of snow that could put down a couple inches on the grassy surfaces. charles county, st. mary's county, down towards fredericksburg. temperatures are falling. they're 34 down toward orange getting heavier snow that will bring colder air down, but still 39 in manassas, still 41 downtown, 38 in andrews, 37 in la plata. we'll come back, talk about what happens after this the storm goes to our south and why temperatures tonight could impact everybody tomorrow morning. >>> guilty on all counts, that is the verdict in the case against the d.c. cop named richmond phillips. phillips is accused of shooting to death the mother of his child and leaving their young daughter to die in a hot car. just a short tim

and magenta is for temperatures up to 129.2. wow. >> national cathedral in washington, d.c. will start hosting same sex weddings. the decision came after same gender ceremonies became legal in the district of columbia and neighboring maryland. >>> here's an early look at one of your top health headlines. a new study finds sweetened drinks and depression. the risk was higher for people who drank diet versions of these beverages. on the other hand, coffee drinkers had a slightly lower risk of depression. >> now to wall street. the dow closed at 13 rrks 328 after dropping 55 points yesterday. the s&p fell four. the nasdaq lost seven. overseas the nikkei gained 70 points today while the hang seng rose 107 on a wednesday. last night alcoa delivered it's unofficial kick-off for the fourth quarter earning season. the aluminum maker was up after late trading thanks time proving global demand. oil dipped below $93 a barrel this morning on news that the euro zone unemployment is at its highest level since 1999. satellite tv provider dish network made a bid for clearwire despite the cu

look at the purposeels and magentas this is not good. you don't want to see this. this is act he can air moving into the area dash -- arctic air moving into the area going through tonight and tomorrow. closer to home temperatures at 25 in owings mills. 22 pylesville and sykesville at 24. the winds are calm but they will pick up throughout the day. cold temperatures and winds a wind chill advisory in western maryland in effect at 10 lingers into tomorrow evening around 6:00 and feeling like below zero in a lot of spots. we are looking at today, temperatures coming in at 42 but feeling like we are in the 30s. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with mike masco good morning. >> reporter: good morning. let's get into it. not much happening on this end. we are talking about moderate volume in parts of the area. i do suspect this congestion that's picking up before the fort mchenry tunnel that's probably people south for the inauguration and that's a big headline on southbound 95. also on ramp closure patapsco off 895 be aware of that. let's show you again roads looki

the magenta here is kind of a mixture. and this is not reaching the ground. there's some rain, some returns up to the north, but that's not reaching the ground. we'll zoom in. here is the latest picture. a little snow in st. mary's city. not plowable, unfortunately. some snow in new land. and i say that because i got an e-mail and some snow back into richmond. temperatures wise we're still in good shape for now. 39 downtown. 37 in reston. 37 in fairfax and 38 in springfield. however, for your wake up weather, we're concerned about a few slick spots tomorrow. temperatures 29-35 by 5:00. and then 28-34 by 7:00. and by 9:00 we should be generally above freezing with lots and lots of sunshine but cold and breezy. so we're going to track temperatures overnight and track arctic air. it's on the way. we'll let you know when it rolls in. >> thanks, topper. >>> so here is a story that has literally blown up in the last 24 hours. it may not be earth shattering, but people can't seem to stop talking about it. we're talking about the hoax involving a notre dame all ameri

and magenta is for temperatures up to 129.2. wow. >>> a new survey finds about 23% of women reported being on a diet in 2012 compared to 35% in 1992. that 12-point drop over 20 years may indicate that american women's attitudes and perceptions about weight are changing. yea! >>> and the national cathedral in washington, d.c. is expected to announce today that it will start hosting same-sex weddings the decision came after same-gender weddings became legal in the district of columbia and neighboring maryland. >>> a new study finds a link between soda and depression. people who drank soda or fruit drinks per day were more likely to be diagnosed with depression. on the other hand, coffee drinkers had a slightly lower risk of depression. now, over to wall street. the dow closed at 113,328. the s&p fell 4 and the nasdaq lost 7. overseas, the nikkei gained 70 points while the hang seng rose 107. last night, alcoa delivered its unofficial first kickoff, shares were up in late trade after the company matched earnings estimates, thanks t

you're seeing three to six additional inches in the pink area, six to ten where you see the deep magenta, you have that blowing and ice, that is where the roads really start to sock in. there is some good news out on the east coast, at least for a time, look at the temperatures from 10 to 20 degrees above average. new york city, by this sunday, will be close to 60 degrees. washington, d.c., close to 70. raleigh in the 70s, let's see what happens in chicago, they go from 50 to 28, cold front swings through. >> whiplash in all directions. thank you, ginger zee. >>> with the warming temperatures, it makes us think of the people playing out on the ice which can become thin ice, as we know. it can give way in a second and tonight, we are going to jump into the freezing water to show you how to get out with the ice cracking around you. i paint people from my life mostly. my ex-girlfriend... 7th grade math teacher. who is this? that's pete. my... [ dennis' voice ] allstate agent. a "starving artist" has an allstate agent? he got me... [ dennis' voice ] the allstate value plan. it's their most a

yes, we're definitely dealing with the magentas, still the arctic air pushing down across our area. the temperature coming in the teens this morning. 17 degrees. but look to the south this warmer more moderate air will work its way into the picture through time. we hone it in closer ho tome. our temperatures this morning as we look at the abc2 most accurate temperatures right now. glen burnie coming in at 15 degrees and we're at 13-degrees in union bridge. and bel air at 13. denton at 16 where they're getting that snow and cambridge is at 18 degrees. but we do have the winds. so about 8 miles an hour now in denton. 9 in cambridge. so what this feels like on your exposed skin? it feels like 0 in glen burnie. so we've been having these -- these temperatures, these windchills for the last couple of days make sure you do bundle up as you head out and about. and really dress in layers. as we look at the satellite and radar, well, we can see that we will begin to have high pressure build in here as we go through time. back off towards the west. but then we'll do it all over again on frida

did you say magenta a few minutes ago? >> yeah. i remember yesterday i showed you the map that was gray. that was how cold it is outside. it's still that color today but i'm not running out of pictures to show. look at the sky shot. this is sent in by michelle bernard in mount washington. look at the snow on the car this morning. it says #gmm. "good morning maryland." thank you for sending this in. also you can see how light the snow is. you can sweep right off and you don't have to worry about really heavy shoveling. that's because this is what we have. you have the frigid temperatures that equals drier snow so we have the air temperatures under 20. with that it's a 15 to 1 ratio and those -- those snows can pile up a little bit higher. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well, this snow is really leading to a hectic commute. trouble on 95 be a crash along the northbound lanes at lute 32. more problems in anne arundel county where a crash in odenton on crane

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into the north bay were uc the magenta , cold conditions indicating '30's and '40's. >> by noon a lot us should be in the '40's. maybe a couple of fifties were this afternoon. temperatures will warm up nicely for today and the mostly sunny conditions. the sunshine will help us eventually. >> satellite and radar picture shows high pressure and control a lot of sunshine for the next several days. no major stones impact us of the entire work week. --no major storms impacting us. >> 50 in san leandro 50 in danville. fifth pleasanton topping off at 49. for the north bay 50 in san right off shel. rafeal. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows that which a flare-ulater up. >>--layer up. the time is 518 m here is erica. >> as we take a look at our traffic maps we have problems. black ice rink. >> chp confirm that highway 92 at skyline boulevard there is black, ice in the eastbound lanes and one of the lanes in the west bound direction. no accidents associated with the support. again, because black ice and as you can see spin out. drive with caution. take an alternate route if you

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this morning the magenta color indicating the '30's. the blue indicating the '40's.hat warm temperatures generally in the '40's may be some fifties as well. no 60s on this map for today. by this evening at 8:00 temperatures cooling down quickly especially, in the east bay and also in the san jose area. they will get down to the '30's by 8:00 p.m.. definitely bundle up. >> satellite and radar picture showing a high pressure is in control meaning a lot of sunshine not just a day before the next several days. the jet stream is out of buus . a lot of us will make it into the low 50s. a couple of the upper '40's for daly city. for the east upper '40's for livermore, antioch and fairfield. it definitely will be a chilly day today. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows a lot of sunshine. plenty of sun for tuesday and wednesday. we do warm things up by the middle of the week in to wednesday. thursday and friday back into the '60s. friday looks to be the warmest day may be on thursday we will see how the temperatures and the models do. by friday it will fill spri

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