the average high is 50 degrees for the first time this year, so the temperatures continue to go up, at least the averages do. a big storm moving in tonight and into the day tomorrow. currently 46 degrees at the airport, the winds are calm, no problems here. we'll see a nice evening. it will be cool but that's what you expect in the middle to later portions of february. notice, 36 already in winchester, 43 in frederick. not cold but cool. we are going to cool quickly tonight. to anything that starts back to the west could start off as frozen precipitation. we'll talk more about that. storm team 4 radar, all clear. out to the west we're watching this monster storm. blizzard warnings to the west, 60, 70, even 80 mile-an-hour winds reported. down to the south, severe weather, tornado watches, louisiana over towards alabama and mississippi. down through portions of florida and all of that moisture is moving our way. we're not going to see severe weather here. this is not going to be a snow threat for us but some of us would still deal with wintry precipitation. nice weather with plenty of s

still cold, highs on monday, too, only the 30s but a little bit warmer but still below the average highsaverage high is 44. it's going to stay colder than average the next seven days. >> it sure is cold out there now. thank you, tom. >> danella, what can you tell us? >> earlier because of the flurries, multiple accidents traveling east and westbound, delays up to about nine miles. looking from dulles passing the beltway, heading to the beltway, nice and clear. i'll give you a live look. no issues out of haymake. heading out i-66, clear in both directions. >>> how beyonce is silences her critics. >>> plus, we're showing you how to put a special twist on a super bowl favorite. it's not your average guacamole. >> but first, here's a look at you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. you can do more business per second. and with more reliable internet, that's more per second. and with a dedicated line, it's more per second. and with an additional line, it's more... table for 15? [ male announcer ] ...per second. but most importantly, it's more... mmm!

the average high is 46. it should be mostly sunny. still choppy from yesterday on the bay. the next high tide at 3:57 this afternoon. >> 23 degrees at the airport. >> bitter cold ice and snow on the way to the midwest >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. there is an accident on the in the north side just past harford road. there was an injection with this accident. you can see some flashing lights in this camera. watch for lane closures as a result of this crash prior to belair road. we have a crash southbound 295. all lanes remained blocked on that ramp. delays forming in that area as well. out of the traffic looks pretty good. 55 on the west side. 12 minutes on the west side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we don't expect any trouble this morning. it would be cold enough to snow. 24 in chestertown. yesterday it was a windy start. we have a little bit of a breeze this morning. we're picking up some high, thin clouds this morning. some of these clouds may streak by from time to time. it will be a decent day but kind of

the numbers. only 41 was the high, 25 was the low. the downtown here. and averages are now 39 and 32 and the record high is 7 above. we'll come back. and the big blizzard in the midwest will have an impact on us and just in time for >>> a teenager survives a 45- foot fall from a ski lift chair. they then posted this on youtube last week happening at a place called ski santa fe. they appellantly threw a snowball at someone and then slipped, dangled from the chair for a few seconds and fell. the director said that the teen spent a couple nights in the hospital for observation, but reportedly doing okay. the ski director says these kind of accidents happen once or twice every season. >>> and the d.c. council member wants them to reprimand him of alcohol beverages. they found evidence that graham broke rules when he tried to be a go-between a metro land deal five years ago. >> my recommendation to the council is that it is time to speak or they will reprimand him for his conduct. we need to set aside the conduct in order to have a process. asking them not to vote on mon

on the scoreboard, high today of 36 at midnight, steadily getting colder through the day. the average load to the church is 29, average height is 44, so below average in the books -- the average low temperature is 29, the average high is 44. gaithersburg 26 right now, quantico and reagan national, and enough wind out there to drive the wind chill into the single digits, the story all evening. the wind chill, clearing sky cold outdoor evening. the core of the cold air will make a push, but the core of the cold will be heading back into canada. if we are on the edges of it reminding us is still all the middle of winter. this kind of flow out of the west-northwest, another disturbance across southern minnesota, northern iowa, coming down the chute tomorrow increasing clo c evening, into sunday morning. the future-cast computer model, through the day, there recalled the high in the 20's in the afternoon snow by about 5:00, 6:00. the pattern continues overnight into sunday morning, and the projections could be between 1-2 inches across the greater part of the area. then it will move off to

has warmed up considerably, but the average high in february is now 48 degrees and we are below that. as we go through the night temperatures will fall, but overall it will build loss of the daytime heat we had. by tomorrow morning we will have possibly little precipitation. look at the current temperatures, 60 in asheville 56 in indianapolis. -- 60 n nash bill. -- 60 in nashville. through the day as the warmer air takes over, the precipitation will be plain old- fashioned brain as we head near 50 degrees. a sharp drop in temperatures, only 21 in minneapolis right now, and that is the colder air mass that will come in here late tomorrow night and wednesday. tomorrow it will be pretty nice, near 50 degrees in the afternoon. we'll have more on the progression as we get through the news at 11:00 tonight. a little bit of a wintry mix in the morning and then we will see some rain in the afternoon. the cold front will drop temperatures late tomorrow night. as far as the timing of precipitation, through tonight a few high clouds will move into the area and temperatures will continue to fall.

the horizon still. a high of 47. 41 right now. 48 and 30. notice that the average i is up to 50 degrees and that trend will continue. the average high will be up to 51. all the signs that spring is coming but it is still wintertime. we still have wintertime weather patterns here. when the second storm develops it will affect us with a rain but it will be a split decision based on location. at higher elevations you are dealing with sleet or freezing rain. high pressure gets out of the way and allowing the clouds moved in and the storm complex lives in. it is possible there could be some sleet in a few spots. it will be all rehm for us. west of the blue ridge, the possibility of sleep and freezing rain. by wednesday when the complex pulls out, we will get a nice push of warm air here. will be in the mid to the upper 50's. when we get the backlash it will turn colder on thursday and friday. here is the story. rain will develop and the mix at to the west will develop. temperatures in the 40's. one to two inches of rain possible. in the colder elevations that is where w

. >> as we get to the end of february, high temperatures are now getting close to 50 degrees. the averagehigh today was 47, and that is exactly what we hit. we are close to being right on target. tomorrow will be much different. 83 was the record high and 8 for the record low. we are not anywhere near those. up in cecil county, temperatures are in the low 40's. carrolltowne, 41, and in western maryland, oyster is coming in tomorrow and will probably produce some of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. if you have travel plans in that direction early in the day, look out for some ice conditions. we will get more rain here than anything else. we have a flood watch in effect. 27-34 degrees tonight and mostly clear skies. the flood watch includes carroll, baltimore, however, and anne arundel county. the area where the ground is fairly wet, small streams and low lying areas may flood tomorrow night. in allegany and garrett county, there is a warning in effect. there will be an accumulation of slow and -- stowe and sleep, followed by the dreaded freezing rain. some heavy snow will track toward the s

the average high temperature is 43. 39 right now at the airport. it has been gusting up to 20 miles per hour. the high temperatures in the low to mid 40's. you have a little activity. let's put it that way as we head into the beginning of the weekend. >> a 17-year-old is charged with raping a classmate. the 14-year-old said that she had agreed to cut classes before he pulled her into an empty classroom and assaulted her. both are students at a high school. initially, she reported the incident for -- to her mother. an independent report delivers a grim warning for baltimore city. bankruptcy for the city unless serious measures are taken. it is protected and accumulated $745 billion budget deficit within the next 10 years. after adding in infrastructure needs and retiree obligation, the deficit soars to $2 billion. even if the city use the reserve fund, it would be empty in three years. we will have the mayor's response tonight at 11:00 -- tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. a scenario that is starting to feel too much like a broken record for americans. a dea

the average high temperature for this time of year is right about 50 degrees. there is the forecast from minneapolis to chicago, rain today. up and down the east coast mar precipitation as well. >> sunday has something to look forward to. >> the glass is half full. >> of course. >> a unique mission is in the works to put humans on mars. robert is the president of the mars society and he says humans should have already settled the planet -- the red planet. that is where this man comes in. he said he is willing to probably find a manned trip to mars and he wants it off the ground by 2018. >> we will go beyond anything that we have ever dreamed. >> plans for the mars mission are being addressed here in washington next week. the mission would be what is called "a fast, free return." it would take 501 days to complete. no word yet on who would be going or how much it would cost. coming up next, we take a look back at a star in the making. we sit down with those whose -- who taught carry ♪ ♪ [ harry umlaut ] hey you know what, i speak european. [ sally umlaut ] europe

we're going to have general temperatures holding steady right near the average high, which is about 45now, it's near the freezing mark in prince george's, arlington, fairfax, prince william too. montgomery county too. right near freezing. much of the region now will be holding steady near freezing through 7:00. by 8:00, with a light wind will be above freezing. upper 30s by 10:00. by noontime, near 40. the winds going to start to increase as we get into the afternoon hours with lots of sunshine. we could have gusts up to 20 to 25 miles an hour. with that bright sun, though, it ought to make it into the mid-40s. a hometown forecast coming up in ten minutes. a look at first 4 traffic now with danella. good morning. >> good morning, tom. still tracking the situation at brook station. along the vre line. this is the fredericksburg line. if you're traveling in stafford, expect big delays. the problem is on one of the tracks there, it's a broke n rail. the other track, still dealing with a disabled freight train. delays are growing. fredericksburg train number 300, 302, over an hour delay. t

that's not a record or even close. 77 set back in 1949, but the average high is only 49. rain changing to snow across the northern suburbs leaving cecil county by about midnight tonight. overnight and into the morning, mostly cloudy skies with a sprinkle of rain on the coast. some of the colder areas and a few inches of snow. wind shifted to the northwest and 27-35 for the evening low. fox --it will not warmup much more than today. cloudy skies, breezy, a few flurries or snow showers with no additional accumulation. the front coming through will have another area as it's coming off the coast and that is for additional activity out over the ocean. this will pull in the showers, but the main precipitation is way off the coast. expect much cooler temperatures. a few inches tonight and tomorrow. flurres on sunday, high of 18. showers on the upper eastern shore. a flurry possible monday. rain and snow tomorrow afternoon. instaweather plus 7-day -- temp erature drop. only aroudn freezing sunday. monday's high -- 39. >> from the susquehanna bank's board center come of this is 11

the low 40s. closer to washington, highs in the mid and upper 30s. so a cold wintry day. the average high this time of year is 48. this is going to be about 10 degrees colder than average and highs may only reach near freezing farther north and west into the shenandoah valley and into western maryland. so a cold, cold day there. later this afternoon with the winds still blustery, a few clouds coming and going. it's going to clear out tonight. down to the low 20s tomorrow morning with a lighter wind. a bit of a blustery wind still on thursday. highs reaching low 40s. 20s on friday morning. we'll have increasing clouds, an area of low pressure coming our way. may give us by noontime or during the early part of the afternoon a brief snow and sleet like we had yesterday morning. then changing to some chilly rain. the rest of friday afternoon into friday night. off and on rain and light rain on saturday with a high near 50. here's the seven-day outlook. maybe into the low 50s on sunday and partly cloudy. increasing clouds on monday. with a high near 50. next chance of rain moves in on tue

our average high is 50 degrees. right in the average. winds will be nice and light.louds and rain developing across the region tomorrow. that will clear out wednesday. temperatures in the upper 50s for one day. then below average at temperatures as we head through friday and the weekend. an update on a monday morning commute. >> for the beltway, volume. and good shape in the tyson's area. bunch up college park and university boulevard and georgia avenue. one minor incident, car on the shoulder. i do want to take you to a problem in the intersection heading toward silver spring. coalsville road just arriving to the scene of the crash. it looks like it does involve a school bus. it does not look like there are children on the bus. this is just developing. keep that in mind for your drive into silver spring. >> thank you. >> we began with a live roundup of today's top stories. john gonzales live at reagan national airport about sequestration looming. >> it $85 billion sequester goes into effect, we're talking cuts just about everywhere. -- if the $85 billion sequester g

of sunshine with a few high clouds moving in. 45 degrees is our temperature, 5 degrees shy of the average high. it's 38 in hagerstown, 33 in manassas 41 in quantico. clear skies for the most part. two disturbances will be bringing us a wet tuesday and it could be i see at times on interstates 81 and areas of to the west. -- icy and times. in the texas area and the panhandle oklahoma, some airports are closed. this is a live picture in lubbock, texas, you can hardly see anything. and there are major delays with strong winds in dallas-fort worth. mostly sunny and 50 degrees around here a 3:00, 47 at 6:00 with fair skies. 40 degrees at 11:00 tonight partly cloudy. more details on the excellent week ahead, in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. traffic is moving on the memorial bridge. investigators are still trying to figure out why and suv went to a barrier on the south side of the bridge and then crashed into the water. accident shut the bridge down several hours. the driver was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. d.c. police are investigating a man's death in southwest

the average high is 44. l stay at or below average for the next 6 out of 7 days with three chances for snow, all of them will be on the minor side. now, once again, we're going to start tomorrow morning. news 4 today starting at 4:00 a.m. we'll have the latest on the weather. most likely, many of us will wake up to snow falling. you'll see it on your roof tops, maybe the grass. not a huge problem. tune in tomorrow morning. >> just a little interesting for a little while? >> exactly. >> thank you, doug. a celebration tonight, a 40 under 40. people who are making a difference in prince george's county. tonight's reception honored people who have made outstanding contributions. the bureau chief tracy wilkins announced the winners at that event. >> doreen and i were not candidates. dan is down at the super bowl. he'll be joining uhs later. >> plus alex ovechkin and the caps >> there's an interesting quarterback matchup, wouldn't you say? >> no doubt about it. cop lynn kaepernick is the rg3 after rg3 got hurt. the

these temperatures still running above the average. high pressure sliding in across our skies. you're getting that offshore wind developing keeping things very mild outside with above average temperatures and some highs into the upper 60s and low 70s. i think around the state today around 70 in sacramento 66 in monterey bay, 40s and 50s in the napa valley. then inside the bay today, it looks like temperatures running up to about 69 in san jose. 70 in los gatos. about 62 degrees in pacifica. maybe some down slope winds and about 67 degrees in half moon bay. east bay temperatures yellows beginning to show up 70s in places like fairfield, 71 in the napa valley, 69 in pleasanton, and 67 degrees in livermore. 60s and 70s around the bay. a little hazecy but looking good. and staying that way. tonight going to be cold in spots. 30s and 40s for overnight lows but mostly clear and looking out over the next few days, dry. tomorrow almost a carbon copy, lots of sunshine for the weekend although we cool down. chance of showers returns to the bay area on tuesday. by the way, we have presiden

this part of february, typically the average high would be mid to upper 40s. so we are below average right through friday. >> who are you calling below average? >> our outdoor air temperatures. you're above average. >> i knew this wasn't me. >> nothing going on sunday. >> that's a good night to stay in and watch the oscars. >>> a man lashes out after being arrested, screaming and hurling curse words at police and even an officer. find out what the off duty cop was busted for right before he went crazy. >> all right. you make it out of a plane crash alive but there's no help in sight. ♪ just one bite opens a world of delight... ♪ ♪ with tasty grilled flavor and goodness to savor ♪ ♪ friskies grillers blend. ♪ feed the senses. lawith canola oil is made withr sweet cream, canola oil and salt. just three simple ingredients. what's in your spread? >>> okay. we got a screamer. those screams are from an off duty police officer. his name is andrew peterson. he was arrested at a hotel in texas for being drunk. he didn't handle this well, lashing out at officers. his ou

mid-50s in san jose, down from the average high typically experienced this time of the year64 degrees freezing still in many in -- in land locations. 36 degrees in redwood city. back all the way to san mateo. this is the scene as you are heading towards the pay bridge this evening. we still have a little bit of backup in those non-fast track lanes. we will see some sunshine tomorrow of a some morning frost. looks like a dry weather pattern will continue all the way through the forecast period. and that's because this area of low pressure that dumbed some snow in the grapevine is not traversing an easterly direction making way to a huge dome of prior. that means dry conditions. if you wanted to compare dry conditions with this time last year, not too pad but nelless, these numbers are dwindling very rapidly, except santa rosa, still above average. 29% of normal this time last year in san jose compared to 90% but we certainly still need the rain. not going to see it. you might want to head to the coast to. santa cruz, 60 degrees. rip current risks still on the high side. 60s will be com

the west. higher. high temperature. 47 degrees. 1 degree shy of the average high, 48. get ready for the cold, wind, and we are starting to see that as i mention. 42, current number. wind. 9 miles an hour. wind gusts, 16. look at that. that is into the bad. current wind chill is 37 degrees. not too bad here. become to the west where cold air is moving in. 32 right now. 36, winchester. 36, frederick. 34, manassas. wind gusting upwards of 30 miles an hour off to the west. we are starting to see the wind chills really take a tumble. storm team 4 radar. nothing around our region. to the west. few snow showers. allegheny county. washington county. these are not going to hold together once they make their way over the mountains. during the day tomorrow. i wouldn't be surprised to see one, two, pop across the region. don't expect much from those. most of date should see sunshine. tomorrow, will be cold. and tomorrow, will be windy. the same thing goes for the day, on thursday. even though we have high pressure moving in. early in the day. still going to be cold, windy. then on

that is warmer than the average high for this time of year. as we head south to the monterey bay we will have temperatures there also in the 40's and 50's. now, today, we are going to dip down to 39 inland, mid-40's to 50 around the bay and the coast and we will all be in the 60's by noon and up to 70's this afternoon and a nice evening, too, in the lower to upper 50's. tomorrow is one of the warmest days mid-60's to low 70's and a cooling will take us down into the mid-50's to upper 50's at coast and mid-60's for the rest of us. >> good morning, everyone. everything is looking good just one problem spot near antioch westbound for the ramp to northbound 160 on the approach to the antioch bridge, a big rig lost the road. c.h.p. is trying to get whatever that is that is lost, but it is mostly cleared out of the lanes off in the eastern portion of antioch. elsewhere, we have good drive out of the central valley from 205 and over the altamont pass from tracy with road work in marin southbound 101. kristen and eric? >> 4:39. >> next turning up the p

the average high temperature is 51 degrees. g chilly today, it's going to be a changeable month. we did have snow to start the day. it ended up being .2 at reagan national. we had a half inch to an inch in the gaithersburg area. a little more in frederick. so hopefully didn't cause too many problems, but i understand for some people early on, it was slipping and sliding. we're looking at the weekend here. it's going to be a chilly one. with another fast moving clipper coming through tomorrow night and into the first part of sunday and maybe a couple off and on snow showers on sunday. so again, we're thinking this is going to be a coating to half an inch or so for most of you, but don't let it take you by surprise if you are out driving. i'll show you the future cast so you have an idea what to expect with the next round of clipper snows. boy is it cold tonight. gaithersburg and frederick, as well as winchester and martinsburg are down to 21 degrees. and cumberland is 19. hagerstown 20 degrees. we've also got a bit of a windchill

still having different waves at different places in the coast arriving every 30 minutes and the average high was about 15 meters, which is a lot. another massive effect was that the south american plate jumped over nafka plate, or nafka plate gets down. we moved 3 meters to the west and at the same time we lift up at about 3 meters in certain areas. so navy -- this is very important because in some places where you are supposed to get into with your ships, not any more. so a hydrographic survey, certain port was absolutely mandatory when you have this event. i said to the australian staff, because of that we are closer neighbors right now. here you can see an example that was before the earthquake, the distance of the low tide. and now it's absolutely far away. so some marine small sea life in there absolutely disappeared. that's another effect you can see a lighthouse in there before tsunami and where is the lighthouse in the middle of the island down there after the tsunami. so the bottom is absolutely came up. another example. another effect of -- global effect. because of the change of t

the average high temperature, 48 degrees, temperatures falling, they're already at freezing, jest below freezing. around come better listen, already at 28 4(p&h% down to the south, we're still hanging on, upper 30s to around 40. around stafford, right now it's and yes, you know, it's been gusty the last couple days. just breezy this evening, but the winds will continue to calm. at freezing by 10:00 p.m., notice the clouds. they're going to be more and more clouds moving in during the early part of the night. tomorrow morning completely overcast, but i think still dry for five, for six, for even 7:00 a.m., still dry. that's a good thing, because it's just the afternoon and times during the evening rush where we'll have to deal with this. the snow, the sleet, which will start showing up. the temperature will be at 35 degrees. we'll see the mercury start to climb tomorrow, but you know that you don't need that at the surface to get that frozen time of stuff falling from the sky. hmm-um, there's our storm system, big area of low pressure, you can see where most of the snow was earlier toda

the days are getting longer. 50 degrees was the high temperature yesterday. the averagehigh today is 47. we will talk that by almost 10 degrees this afternoon. some sunshine to start, but clouds will be moving in. if we have an upper level trough that will bring in some rainfall this afternoon probably not until after 3:00. grab the umbrella for later today. the second area of low pressure has been bringing rainfall in florida. how close it will get to us is still uncertain. i will keep snow showers in the forecast not just overnight tonight but saturday maybe in the afternoon or early evening. its will get windy and cold this weekend. winter is making a comeback. things are looking sold right now. >> it's-- smooth. >> it's better than yesterday. maryland on the beltway, crashed on the outer loop north of route 4 pennsylvania avenue. one lane to the left is still blocked by an overturned vehicle. it's in the andrews area. delays approaching route 5. this will impact route 4 and route 5 to merge into the backups. the inner loop side, south of the john hanson highway towar

the sunshine will be back and thursday, also on the chilly side for this time of the year, the average high is 47 now and 41 on thursday and with a good amount of sun once again. what will we expect to see tomorrow with the sunshine is wrap around snow from the lakes and that is continuing to peel up in western pennsylvania and for thursday, sunny and chilly. there is some moisture on radar and that does not get in here until friday. friday, could be an interesting and challenging forecast day because we may see this starting as a mix of rain, freezeing rain and some snow on friday. and then some changing over to rain and tonight, 32 degrees and clouds decreasing. and that is a nice looking day tomorrow, 38 degrees and winds out of the northwest at 15 to 25 occasionally gusting to 30 miles an hour and that is a temperature tomorrow of 38 degrees and you will need to bundle up for that and what about the rest of the week? the fox 5 accuweather seven-day forecast, 41 on thursday as mentioned. friday, a wintery mix, may be changing over to rain at 38 and we'll have to watch another system tryi

the average high is 45. that's where we should be this year.f average low of 29. we reached 37 yesterday. no precipitation for everybody. we are down almost 8 inches for the snowfall season. still some instability. a few snow flurries are still on the mason-dixon line. clipper is poised to , thenicago and milwaukee be here late tonight. not much more than snow flurries around here. expect clouds throughout much of today. snow flurries to the north tonight. expected tomorrow and we will see more sunshine. cloudy, 40-45 degrees this afternoon. flurries tonight especially north. 26-32 degrees tonight. 45 on wednesday. 48 by friday with a chance of showers. the end of the weekend. looking good overall. a good-looking forecast. now to jamee. >> looks good on the roads. even on the rails. marc trains, metro rail, and vre reportedly are starting on time and on schedule. virginia, no problems as far as accidents or incidents leading stafford and getting to beltway, looks good. the entire beltway in maryland virginia looking good. southern maryland, route 4, also in good sh

the average high temperature is 46. we will start out dry tomorrow morning. the mixture will continue into saturday. it will be kind of like the other day. it will clear up on sunday. another chance for rain and snow on tuesday. ava marie will tell us about another charity opportunity. >> good morning. it is coming up this sunday and hosted by the baltimore's bartender guild. you are bartender here. let's start making this drink. you'll be basing the drink on whiskey. that sounds good. let's start making the drink. this is a fun event. >> we do as many events as we can to give back to the committee. we incorporate a lot of different bars in the guild. we'll have over a dozen bartenders represented and a bunch of great restaurants from across the city. woodbury kitchen, a lot of great restaurants. and then great cocktails. this year will be having live jazz. you can learn about the history of rye. we will do a fine scavenger hunt. >> looks like a fun event. a chance to try some rye whiskey. you could get your tickets online and it is coming up on sunday. isn't

the average high is 45 degrees. be decided saturday. are moving in. that will inhibit heat. skies are clear for the most part overnight. that's why we got as cold as we did. that's why it's colder this compared with yesterday morning cloud. in from our south and west. will filtere through this morning. gets thickerll throughout the day. pressure along .he gulf coast the cold front across the great lakes. together to bring our big storm. let's put this into motion for you. , already cloudy. things will begin to saturate tonight. overnight after midnight beis hole will with a wintry mix. we could have a rain tomorrow. this will move out by friday stuckg and we will be with blustery conditions. sunshine back by saturday. 44.tly cloudy today, 38 to wintry mix late tonight. snow and sleet possible, 32 to 36. keep that in mind for the commute tomorrow morning. after the rain on friday, breezy. sunshine on the weekends. temperatures in the '50s next week. be ugly in some spots. off to a quiet start around the region on the road. and on the rail system. marc trains, virginia railway

the average high is 46 degrees. we say good morning to ava marie. she is talking about arts and crafts. >> i will traded my purse for this book -- purse made from a book. i'm here at the american craft council. you are from maryland. your craft is amazing. >> thank you. i used to work get a used book store. we through so many books away. -- we threw so many books away. i saved all these old books. >> we have purses made from books. this is a good correlation. >> i started making these a couple of years ago. "why don't you may a kindle cover?" i started making them. i think it wants to go home with you. >> people may have a sentimental feeling with a book. >> i do a lot of custom orders were pages are falling out of books. they will give me a cover and i turned it into a purse. >> she will be at the american craft council show this weekend. you can even buy a three-day pass. >> that is so cool. love it. 6:49. there is a new multi millionaire in baltimore -- maryland. somebody has the winning ticket. it was purchased in mount airy and it does not belo

the average high is 50 degrees. we're below the mark but not bitterly cold. just kind of cool but the sunshine is very nice. let's go traveling by satellite and radar to show you stuff happening. a storm with the big snow out of texas and oklahoma and showers and thunderstorms and a possibility of severe weather over the south. that is one system. the second storm system developing on the coast so we have two to deal with. both in different measures will have their effect on us. it will be separated by location tomorrow. the east of the mountains, east of the blue ridge it will be rain. to the west it will be ice. take a look at these warnings. all kinds of heavy snow warnings. tornado watches in yellow. flood warnings, all kinds of stuff from the systems. a large area in purple of winter weather by azeris and ice storm warnings to the west. for the rec drought -- metro region in green. this is the flood watch for tomorrow. and then west of the interstate 81 corridor at the higher elevations. all these areas are winter weather advisory is. -- advisories. a ve

the average high is 48 degrees. -- it feels like 8 degrees in gaithersburg. ssible tomorrow. skies will be clearing through this morning and you'll see plenty of sunshine this afternoon. a weather maker across the plains states will be a nasty storm, a bad place to travel today. heavy snow, over a foot possible in kansas and nebraska has been dealing with this since yesterday. winter storm warnings and advisers affecting more than 20 states right now. not us yet. clouds will be on the increase to night. high-pressure dominating us now. an increase tomorrow morning. we could get a little sleet or a little wintry mix mainly north and west of the metro area. we have one low up here and another down here. all the precipitation should be very light with some rain a little heavier on saturday. today mostly sunny and breezy, high between 40 and 45 degrees feeling like a 30's through most of the day. klaus tonight, 24-28 degrees. a potential of the wintry mix on friday afternoon. rain showers on saturday. -- cloudy tonight. make some plans for a nice weekend. >> relat

the high clouds moved in and it was a struggle with clouds winning the day. the heavier clouds just off to the north a and west moving off in advance of the clipper. the averageh of to 45 in washington. only 34 in martinsburg right now. wonder whether a advisory picking up a few inches of snow. the weather advisor has just been extended eastward to include washington and frederick county in maryland with the storm warning in the higher elevations of the western slopes of the mountains. they could get one or two inches of snow there. the majority of our viewing area and no advisory with a dusting up to an inch in a few spots in the slow system moving north to ease. it is changing to rain across kentucky. nothing have you with a quick mover and we will see bands of patches of snow with the minor concern. overnight tonight, temperatures below freezing and flakes could easily become icy patches. on the abc 7 snow machine come across the potomac highlands no reports of any snow. we're checking the hourly reports from these communities are here. no one is reporting snow, but maybe places like romney will get some in the higher elevations. we will get some snow, but

the average high as 48. oday we will get somewhere between 40-42 degrees but it will be a sunny day. let's see what is happening on the roadways. jimmy sullivan but a fresh look. >> not going to see much going on here. age of the restrictions lifted 95, 395, and six assists in -- hov restrictions lifted 95 395 66. vre and marc no service -- metrorail, red line set a track in rhode island avenue to takoma. certificatio>> 22 degrees. we have had it happen -- a song stuck in your head a few hours at a worse. imagine it sticking around for a few years. that is coming up. >> torturous. and how weather technology could end up in your winter weather out aware. >> tonight -- but he was at the forefront of the civil-rights movement and the district and decades later the new >> welcome back. we've got important consumer news to pass along right now. >> the recall what bmw. jummy olabanji is at the live desk with details. >> b&w announcing the recall link almost five runs and 70,000 cards in the u.s. and canada because

even snow showers and flurries coming to the area but not bad for this time of year when we can pick up some big snowstorms in early february. a high of 35. average 43. record low in the single digits. around area, we still see flurries and snow showers. the general track is southwest to northeast. this system producing this storm will be about a couple of hours and it's not impossible that some of these heavier bursts of showers could pick up a quick cutting of snow. for the most part, with temperatures above freezing, it will limit the impact of the snow showers. 40 degrees downtown. frederick, 34. below freezing in western maryland. 5 inches in frost burger last night. in this area shaded in the light blue, we will get a light coating of snow and maybe an inch or two farther up into central pennsylvania. the sun set at 5:32. the wind out of the west, fairly light at 5 miles an hour. there is the low pressure moving through -- a secondary pressure in the northern lakes. this is the last moving through of a series of clipper type storms. the high pressure will stick around for a good part of tomorrow and thursday. sunshine in the forecast and 41

that's the average high on this day. we do have rain headed our way. that storm across the midwest there not producing mainly rain, this is some snow north but south of it a lot of shower and thunderstorm activity. mostly rain here in the afternoon could be heavy locally tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. low pressure out to the west, another will develop across the south. above 1,000 feet there could be sleet and freezing rain. winter weather advisory and even a winter storm watch could see an inch of sleet in garrett county. our part of the world central maryland maybe enough rain to cause minor flooding. we have a flood watch. an inch or more of rain is possible. make sure those gutters and down spots are cleaned out. you might see some water tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night. could be a couple hours of heavy rain. >>> let's check on the roads with christy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, everyone. major problem so far this afternoon is the accidents. we're deal being a lot of them. glenn falls parkway at baltimore road. paca at pratt e

the average high is 45. today we will about meet that mark. and a half of snowfall for the season. still more than 8 inches down for the season. i don't think we will add to that in the next seven days. temperatures this afternoon should be pretty comfortable. the cold air is starting to retreat a little up to the north. we are starting to see mild air pushing in. the jet stream changes a little. as you move through the day, the clouds begin to move out. on the satellite picture, you can see that we were cloudy and it's partly cloudy there. a storm system developing along the gulf coast and another coming in from the northwest will be headed our way. these systems will develop a coastal storm by friday. high-pressure over us today a offshore by tomorrow. here comes the rain from the south. here comes the cold air from the north. the two end up on top of us. this will mean rainfall in d.c.. but there could be a wintry mix especially north and west at ansett. partly cloudy today and seasonal, the best day of the week, 42-47 degrees. mostly clear

the winds die down tonight. increasing clouds tomorrow. afternoon highs on thursday, the low 40s. the averageh this time of year is 45. we'll be near the average on friday. now, friday morning we may get a wintry mix, maybe right before dawn. perhaps between midnight and dawn friday morning. perhaps a little bit of sleet. maybe a little freezing rain. a little bit of snow. doesn't look like much. mostly melting on roadways. because most of the temperatures will be above freezing. elsewhere, it will be all rain after midnight. throughout the region, the -- a chilly rain and highs in the mid-40s. the rain, though, ending by sunset on friday. clearing up friday night turning colder. saturday morning the 20s. breezy, sunny on saturday with highs around 40. warmer sunday with sunshine. beautiful day. around 50 degrees. monday, another chance of rain into the low 50s. may hit mid-50s on tuesday. i'm back in ten minutes. first 4 traffic now with danella. >>> good morning, tom. i'm still tracking breaking news on the rails. the problem is along the vre train. the brook station has stopped all traffic

the average high right now is 47 degrees. >> still to come on eyewitness news sunday morning. a lesson in fine china. >> coming up, what you should look for to select the perfect piece. >> and antique collector or not, you walk around this show and i am sure there is something you will find you want. i'm sharon gibala live at the maryland antique >> a live look over 395. it's 41 degrees at 8:41. welcome back to eyewitness news. a chance to travel back in time. this weekend there's a show in town the flooding you do just that and help out with a good cause. >> wjz life. we doing sharon gibala with a look at a wide range of collectibles in a variety of styles and prices. good morning. >> good morning, guys. this is one of those shows you walk around in every booth is completely different. you walk around and you are guaranteed to find something that you won't have already found. quite a list of things i wouldn't mind having. we have one of the dealers with us. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> good. you were saying a lot of people think people think this is just the

check it out as we turn over the temperatures. 44 for the high, average for this time of year. 72 for the record high. and one for the record low. right now it is 33. 33 @ jarret saukville. .ook at all those 33's that is what is making this intolerable snowfall because they pavement, the roadways are wet. as the storm leaves and the skies clear, temperatures are likely to drop going into the morning. there is an advisory for cecil county and northern delaware. keep in mind as the storm waves and the cloud cover breaks, that will make the temperature dropped into the upper 20's in some of the colder outlying areas. any/could i sucked into the early morning hours. lots of sunshine during the afternoon. watch out for some slick spots even though the precipitation will be gone. the moisture might i set early tomorrow morning but in the afternoon it will thought nicely. the winds will shift to the south in the afternoon. high temperatures into the mid- in the upper 40's. wynns out of the south and the waves around 1 foot. in western maryland they had a few inches of snow earlier. the skies

high school. clear and cold. the winds are diminishing. 35 in upper marlboro. we should be in the upper '40's. that is the average high for this time in february, but it is in chile. lowerll milder in the 40's and you hit some fifties but for us, it will be a cold night with high clouds increasing overnight. the winds will not be a featured tonight but tomorrow, we pick up the affect of this developing storm in the midwest. colder north and west but not dramatically. just february cold. it is cold enough to feed into this developing storm center. it's a heck of a storm with heavy snow warnings in effect. rain and thunderstorms and severe weather and a very major winter storm in progress over the middle of the country. the good news for us is the storm is going to move to the northwest and we're just going to be affected by the fringes of it as the storm moves northeast toward the great lakes. will movea, but i offshore and we will get a push of moisture from the atlantic ahead of this storm system. enough to give us a little sleet or snow or a touch of freezing rain. all this considered, we will get off lucky but

not so great today, the average high being 46 degrees.r high-temperature this afternoon. cloudy skies with rain today. 40-46 degrees. a rain/snow mix today, all snow by late this evening. 53 degrees on friday. breezy and cooler for the weekend ahead. jamee whitten. >> not far from our studio arlington working with a crash. we have delays on northbound 29, lee highway at fort myer drive, one lane is blocked. 270 once you get through that, urbana and hyattstown, we are good. new york avenue, accident in downtown new york avenue involving a pedestrian that was struck inbound after passing west virginia, montana, near kendall street. one lane getting by. rhode island is a good option to get in through town. back to you. >> thank you. a question, your smartphone, click replace your best friend? >> disturbing but possible. if you're looking to book a flight anytime soon, be patient. the best days to book tickets may not be when you thought. let's get to linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york to answer your questions. >> lots of questi

the cloud cover. this kind of a -- just kind of a damp day. the high so far has been 38. 41 and 42 the high and low. technically, we are below averageor the day. record high set five years at 64 degrees. by monday we might be in the 50's. some changes coming. skies and cool temperatures. the north. 40 south and east of the metro region. the 30's.es into as the storm elements come together, some light rain and be a brief makes. expect any significant impact. the concern is farther to the north and west were temperatures will be colder. forcold air is in place storm, but -- blizzard conditions will be widespread. the ground floor of this thing, just as it gets going. winter weather advisory, all of area in pink is a winter warning and then the red from a blizzard warning to therdia all the way coast. 2 feet of snow. some close to three skeet. ingredients coming together. coming together for area. everything is coming in the wrong position. much as you might want to snow, it is not going to happen for us. couple of years ago we had snow-mageddon. this time it will be relatively minor. you can see futurecast brings the elements together

yesterday we hit a high of 54 degrees despite the cloud cover. our average high is 46 degrees. otee to the 54 today. zero point to 8 inches of .ainfall rainfall.es of plenty of sunshine expected today. a few clouds expected to move in with the moisture. we have a upper level low to our system toif a frontal our south. of low pressure will d.velop and will move upwar we will start with rainfall and snow by late to evening. skies today, 50 degrees or so. clouds rolling into night. moisture coming at us the south by the middle of the afternoon. you need to get some elevation snow.s in the evening, a wintry mix expected. and a change over to snow. everybody north and west of montgomery and loudoun county an inch or so. partly cloudy and mile today, 48-53. cloudy tonight, low between 32 and 36. tomorrow, a brain by midafternoon, summit the by midin s tomorrow with some accumulations. what's happening, jamee? >> newschopper 7 is in columbia, maryland, where the box truck overturned. of an impact. that is good information. traffic headed northbound on 29, openl lanes have been northbou

. >> the average high temperature is 44. fties, with mostly cloudy skies. still a chance for rain showers. seven-day forecast -- clearing up tomorrow. chance for rain or snow on wednesday. >>> the snow has turned to rain here in new york city. we're back now with more of "today" on a monday morning. i'm willie geist alongside al roker and natalie morales. >>> fighting a cold with natural remedies, vitamin c, chicken soup and zinc. which of those may work and may not work. >>> how to bring a little romance and passion back into your day, especially with valentine's day coming up. >>> we'll meet a woman who wanted carrie bradshaw's "sex and the city" life and ended up living with a rabbi. >> there's a story there. >> a woman and a rabbi walk into a bar. >> explain that one. >>> let's check the weather. >> european model bringing a storm system through the southeast later today and then offshore by some time wednesday night into early thursday morning. now, this model brings it off mostly some lighter snow and no problems. the a

averages. we don't typically talk about the normal high, but the average high. because we get the 60 degrees days and then the 30 degrees days. so, our average now is at 45. for this date, but yesterday we got to 59. today not so much. we will be around 39. 35 right now at bwi marshall. 34 is your dew point. the humidity is at 96%. temperatures are ranging from 19 in oakland to 39 in washington, d.c. winds pretty light right now. enjoy that, they are going to pick up. the storm rolling through is making its way to the coastline, the second phase of this. as it does, two things will happen. we will see a development of this storm along the coast as it starts to intensify and moves to the northeast. as the does, the pups in cold air that is not too far away. we are at 35, but maryland, ohio and west virginia the temperatures 20. detroit, 14. washington -- that is the colder air that is sinking into the region. the last portion of this system moves through. the first came through last night and brought us showers and snow showers. this is moving through. the colder

but we don't see anything here. 44, 26 today. 46 is the average high now. at has come up since january 20th. average keeps coming up, about a degree a week now. 72. and five are the records on this day. right now, we do have that west wind to the west of us, a little stronger. and it's going to bring in that dryer and colder air tomorrow. still south of us, mild air. front going through. a little lake-effect snow tomorrow afternoon. boy, did they drop down in temperatures. yesterday, they were in the 40s. now in the teens. to the west of us, we had showers showers and snow this morning. yeah. and sleet. that's all off to the north of us. couple of places in central p.a., picked up 1 to 2 inches of snow. that's all off to the east. still snow shower activity. pittsburgh and garrett county. will see some snow showers. we'll see clouds tomorrow. as the cold air moves in. it will bring clouds. but it will be a windy and colder day. it will feel pretty chilly. now, after thursday, it will be a sunny day. this high moves off. wind goes back to the southwest briefl

that's the average high. few clouds coming and going. clouding up after midnight. cloudy tuesday. afternoon and a evening rain likely. a wintry mix in the mountains. sun may return by wednesday afternoon. highs in the 50s. chillier on thursday. could get >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, check this out. a great moment with your people here. this is lisa from brighten, michigan. this is olivia from brighten, michigan. they did not know each other and happened to be standing next to each other on the plaza. same town. she taught in her school. >> yes. >> don't you want to fly back now, al? >> wow! >> come on, al. >> i'm on the next plane. you guys just wait there. i'll be right there. >> he'll be here. we'll take a break. when we come back, al will check out the fashions from the oscars last night. >>> then we'll meet two brothers behind the hilarious ad, trying to find dates for their cousin's wedding and meredith will spend time with 9-year-old nominee quven quvenzhane wallis. first these messages. chili's lunch break combos start at just 6 bucks. so ditch the brown b

the mid-40s for the high today. about 45 here in d.c. the winds 119 miles an hour out of the -- 119 miles an hour out of the northwest. 45 is the average high. stuck with mostly cloudy skies this morning but it's generally dry out there. temperatures above freezing in most areas although college park and bowie are at 32 along with millersville. eight 36 in rockville. -- it's 36 in rockville. 35 in lovettsville. in dumfries this morning, they're at 28 degrees. alexandria at the freezing mark as well. looking at our michael & son weather camera, you see some of the light reflecting off the clouds overhead. with the slight wind, it feels like 32. miewmedty at 70 -- humidity at 70%. the weather headlines, a bright but brisk wednesday expected. more clouds. tolder tomorrow. we'll struggle to get above 40. a cold wet friday and wintry mix northwest of d.c. friday morning. best chances for that will be along north and i-70, along and west of i-81. even areas in upper montgomery, loudoun, fauquier could be seeing some of that wintry mix in the early morning hours of friday. we're watching just a few snow showers from western new york over toward ea