and steve rudin was in madison, wisconsin. >> i was. and they are dealing with really cold temperatures. the green bay game with the windchill factor well below zero. anywhere between 40 and 60 below. >> unbelievable. >> we are getting it easy. looking at the white house right now, the fog has dissented on to the area. it will stick around for the next few hours. right now. 40 degrees at reagan national airport. 40 is our high for the day. i suspect the temperature will continue to rise as we move through at least the next 3-4 if not five hours. i record 71 setback in 1977. the high was 42. 56 this hour. takes us to woodbridge at 37 degrees. temperatures will continue to rise. the coldest air is to the west of d.c. frederick at 32. further east you go, temperatures around 60 degrees. , maryland, park temperatures -- lexington park, maryland, temperatures are warm. this warm air will lift to the north. notice the wind will change direction. most noticeable will be the temperature the getting to fall. it will fall quickly. on the radar, a

areas have seen delays will trying to get to by snow.t hard >> we start with meteorologist steve rudin. hi, steve. belowperatures remain average. we have a brief warm-up on the way. take a look at temperatures. outside the belfort furniture weather center, looking at 23 degrees at reagan national. .0 at dulles single digits across frederick county. only feels like five and hagerstown. feels like 19 and fredericksburg. per hour.nd 45 miles our skies are clear. with the fresh snow pack, we are looking at temperatures to fall quickly. he coldest temperatures off to the north and west of the district. we have a brief warming trend on the way and then get ready. some of the coldest weather we have seen in d.c. and 20 years. that is the seven-day outlook. our team coverage continues with the d.c. bureau chief sam ford live in northwest washington. -- sam?ark >> northwest d.c. under a hypothermia alert tonight. we are outside the martin luther king library. every year a city contracted man rounds up homeless people to take them to shelters. they expect more passengers than usual because of th

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i am steve rudin in the weather center. temperatures will rise during the overnight hours. a cold front tomorrow. temperatures go down from there. we will talk about how cold it will get. >> looking at the week ahead, monday, the corruption trial of former new orleans mayor ray nagin. he is accused of accepting bribes and kick ax while in office. a federal judge ruled that potential jurors will not be asked a series of questions proposed by his defense attorney. ony've all the understanding the difference between a charge and a conviction and preconceived notions of people charged with federal crimes. one more note about president obama's delivery of the state of the union address on tuesday. a senior administration official is saying that the speech will include a healthy dose of what they called the income equality message that the white house has focused on in recent weeks. the president is expected to discuss energy and college affordability. congresswomante kathy mcmoran -- cathy mcmorris rodgers will deliver the republican response rate on friday, the internal revenue

meteorologist dave writ -- steve rudin begins our coverage. >> wild weather is on the way for the next 48 hours. we will have ups and downs and then we will go way down. look at the temperatures. quantico is 35. fredericksburg is looking at 33. mainly clear skies around the beltway. north and west is where we have cloud cover beginning to increase. the clouds will increase overnight. eventually, we will see freezing rain develop west of the seat -- d.c. we have a freezing rain advisory set to go in effect on sunday morning. the further south and west you go, that freezing rain advisory starts at 2:00 in the morning. we could see slick roads through the early morning. temperatures are going to rebound through the daytime and especially tomorrow night. this evening, no problems. temperatures will fall into the 20's. we will see freezing rain begin in the early morning hours. what to expect for the rest of the weekend and the best of the work week? i have a feeling some schools will be canceled in the seven day outlook. >> it is hard enough to deal with the cold walking from your car or t

steve rudin is here to tell us. on the way.re welcome changes. we are 10 degrees below average for this time of year. at our live doppler radar from belfort furniture weather center. you seeing scattered flurries not amount to a lot. southern maryland, you are looking at flurries and across western frederick county. mainly to the north and south of us. it'll be out in the next couple of hours. temperatures will drop. we are at 34 at reagan national. 29 at dulles. waking up tomorrow we will be in the teens. details in a moment. >> the combination of wind and cancelce organizers to the polar bear plunge event. more than 7000 people had signed up to take a dip in the water to raise money for the special olympics. another polar plunge it did go on as scheduled at the national harbor. hundreds of people braved the freezing water to raise climate change. montgomery county police have released the names of teenagers involved in a deadly crash. officers involved -- officer said two cars were involved and collided when in their lanes began to emerge. one

steve rudin has the details on the snow we are talking about right now. >> it will not be a whole lot in the immediate metro area, but as you go towards baltimore, new york city, boston, it will turn into a much larger event. taking a look from the belfort furniture weather center, it is quiet and dry, and we do not have to worry about anything. an area of the pressure is going to develop just off the coast, and this is going to quickly, quickly accelerate up to the north and east, bringing a potential force of wintry weather in d.c., and we have no watches or warnings across the immediate area, but things will cool down into the upper 20's to low 30's. we will talk about how much snow , and i can guarantee you one thing, it is going to be cold. >> now is definitely the time to download our weather apps. you will get the latest weathers and warnings. take a look at this video that you will see only on abc seven. new pictures of the toe truck driver in the district who is now facing second-degree murder charges. he used his truck yesterday to run over a man from southeast after he robb

steve rudin is joining us now with the frigid forecast. problems will come early tuesday morning. we are looking at windchill factors inside the beltway about 5-10 degrees below zero. take a look at what is going on outside the weather center. 29 degrees at reagan national airport. manassas is colder because they had a little break in the clouds. the wind will be out of the south-southwest. temperatures will actually begin to rise early monday morning. from then on, a cold front moves through and temperatures will plummet. waking up tomorrow morning, a range of mid-20's to mid-30's. mostly cloudy skies. i will give you the timing on the cold front and what to expect from the next seven days coming up in a few minutes. >> be sure to watch "good morning washington" for any other school delays or closings. it begins at 4:30 in the morning. a vigil was held tonight to remember a teenager killed in a crash in gaithersburg and to pray for her friend, who was seriously injured. french and her friend were walking when a car struck them. innch and her friend remains the hospital. jay korff

meteorologist steve rudin is with us right now. >> we hear about the potential for a snow total to move in tomorrow night and into early friday. i don't think it will amount to a whole lot in the bc metro area. bigger problems will definitely be had. take a look at the temperatures outside. at 11:00 we are at 40 degrees at ration -- reagan national. outside it is dry right now with no problems tonight, no problems with tomorrow's rush-hour commute. an area of low pressure will develop just off of the coast. that will become a classic nor'easter, dumping a lot of snow across new york city and into boston. we have no advisories and no warnings, i think the biggest problem is the bone chilling cold that will arrive on friday. weing up tomorrow morning, will see temperatures in the lower 30s. this is coming up in just a few moments. >> a mother is in custody tonight accused of leaving her young daughter alone in a car outside of a casino. for eight hours. alycia brown faces several charges including second-degree child abuse. tom rogers is following this story for us and he joins us and han