right now winds out of the south southwest at 18 miles per hour.ds gusting to 24 miles an hour so off strong wind. we have our camera shaking here a little bit of a gust but that should be settling down over the next couple of hours. when you look at the temperatures across the region, 32 degrees in the poconos. allentown 42 degrees. pottstown 41 degrees. and in trenton it is 43. philadelphia 43. millville 42 degrees and in dover 42 as well. right now across the region as we look a little bit wider you can see not a big range from north to south, even in burlington, vermont, 33. hartford connecticut at 40 along the coastal plain temperatures staying in the 40s through williamsport, hagerstown temperatures in the 40s with cloudy skies. we will be seeing those temperatures staying up a bit during the late night and overnight hours. winds out of the south southwest right now in philadelphia sustained at 18 right now in wilmington you have a southwest wind at 20 miles an hour. so little bit of a wind with the fireworks this evening. once again by about

the winds out of the south/southwest at 67 -- 7 miles per hour.it feels like when you add the winds. 27 in allentown. 23 in philadelphia. 22 in millville. 21 in cape may. a bluster and cold 16 degrees in the mountains. salt -- satellite and radar high, thin clouds build across the appalachians. they will sneak in here this afternoon. 4:00 p.m. you can see the clouds streaming in from the west. the clouds will lower and thicken this evening. the model you saw moisture trying to pop up here, the air is so dry if you check your app and look at the radar and it appears if it is raining, more than likely it is not doing anything at all. the air is so dry, it will eat it up and the moisture will evaporate. midnight, cloudy skies and mild temperatures somewhere between 37 and 40 years in time to ring in the new year. very, very comfortable stuff. look at the low to mid 40s across south jersey and delaware. forecast for today, partly sunny, breezy, nice. 47 degrees is the forecast the high. the winds beginning to shift now out of the southwest let's say 1

winds from the south-southwest at 3 miles per hour.n camelback some ominous clouds there as the sun is about to set and they could see some snow showers as we go through the overnight hours with the front and you see the slopes there all in white 31 degrees and winds from the sou south-southwest with a windchill of 31 degrees. tim ons 5 above and moosenee minus 2. and i practice that all last year and still remember it. >> i like pickle lake but you didn't go there. >> it's too easy. i wanted to impress you. but we'll talk about the cold numbers and snow ice and rain for the weekend. >> can you spell that now with the graphic gone. >> too long it would take up too much of your time. >> i'm impressed. 6abc.com/weather is your complete resource for weather updates, check the details hourly forecasts and stay connected with the team of meteorologist s by following tm on social media. operation warm is helping local children bundle up. north philadelphia children wore new winter coats. they handed out jackets at hartman elementary school.

heavy,ecting anything but notice the wind arrows moving from the south, southwest, ushering in warmer, talking daytime highs tuesday in the middle 60's. 63 downtown d.c., cooler off to the north and west. the highy outlook, 50 tomorrow, lower 60's tuesday. scattered showers early in the day. cooler wednesday, 46. 52 thursday. year, ring in the new about 40 degrees. and the first day of 2017, 51. upper 40's monday, near 50 tuesday -- not next week, the week after. and look at the warm-up. up and down forecast, but no big storms. temperatures in the upper 40's, middle 50's. that will be all rain. robert. chicago, robert: as long as it's sunny, i'm cool. steve: so much energy. robert: this nfl christmas sunday, the playoff picture became more clear, including the winner of the in d.c. north. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: ravens-steelers, the winner of this game takes complete control of the nfc north. -- afc north. go, takes the handoff, breaks the tackle. dives for the goal line, touchdown ravens. talk about

the winds will be at south- southwest. they will be more west -northwesterly at about 20 miles an hour. the westerly wind will get temperatures up a little bit. we will be tracking that as well tomorrow. this is what we are expecting with strong northwesterly wind. not much to speak of, we're not expecting any accumulations. areas west of 95 especially roma 81 quart or you'll see some snow showers coming right over the mountains. tomorrow lots of sunshine, sometimes our future cast does not indicate the clouds are possible with strong winds. we will be in the low 40s tomorrow, don't even look at the temperature, because that wi not what it will feel like tomorrow. it's going to be gusting up to near 40. the actual temperatures about 42 for manassas, 44 for washington and that this is what will feel like, 1 pm in the afternoon 20. much of the day it will feel below freezing. some of us will get to 35 for washington, i would dress for about 250 because it will feel not much warmer for that -- than that for much of the day. a

winds still out of the south southwest at 3 miles an hour. but not much wind. right now range in temperature from burlington to charlottesville you can see about 7 degrees that's it from north to south with temperatures fairly uniform with some cloud cover moving in over the area, and winds relatively light. so went dough have to talk about wind chill for once. high pressure is sitting over us and as it moves offshore we see the clouds filtering in overnight and tomorrow. so morning clouds associated with this front. but behind it, clearing skies. at least by the noon hour. and breezy conditions with a high temperature around 50 degrees. behind this front, this cold front, not so cold. high pressure builds in from the west. so we still see temperatures in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees even as we head into friday. the future cast shows the clouds moving in and thickening overnight for the early morning perhaps north jersey and into the poconos a few showers. snow showers and then behind it, some drying conditions. so thursday afternoon lo

south-southwest winds and today will be the warmest day of the next several and the foreseeable future. 45 gaithersburg. 42 frederick. in the 30s for martinsburg to havingers town. andrews 48 degrees. lingering showers possible, 1:00, 2:00. by 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 we're starting to see things drying out and even hints of sunshine coming through the clouds. we'll be in the 50s today. but later this week we are talking about low temperatures that could be in the single digits for a few spots and windchills in the afternoon in the teens. we'll your seven-day forecast in a bit. >>> police are investigating after a 21-year-old is shot and killed in an up scale area of northwest d.c. last night. no arrests have been made. police are still looking for a suspect and motive. neighbors say when they woke up, they never expected to see crime tape and police cars. wusa9's hillary lane has more. >> reporter: as the sun came up investigators were back at it again, trying to figure out exactly what happened here. in the meantime, neighbors say they can't believe a murder happened on their block. >> it'

the wind blowing just a little bit out of the south southwest at 8 miles per hour. 27 degrees right now. when chills in the 20s with air temperatures hovering around the freezing point where at 30 now for your folks in waukesha, west bend good evening. you folks are checking into. you know now 31 degrees. these temperatures will be holding steady trot the night tonight as we had the cloud cover in place. we have had a few light snow showers in the fond du lac recently. that's making its way off to the ni i p aas touin.nd w e it wovlk ey ctttdr has recent cold air dropping in. when chills minus 20. in the coming days the first on the ground doesn't help. dontavis out that former. of the soh where they are drought stricken right now. they're getting that rain across parts of georgia and into alabama tonight. as a look at high temperatures from across the country today. thirty-five was it here in milwaukee. the colder air off to the west is what is going to spill down in our direction over the next few days. that is going to bring the coldest air of the season are waived by the middle part

winds increasing south- southwest in berkeley and emeryville. we are transition from the cool to the very wet weather pattern. scattered showers through the evening commute into friday. a secondary system on saturday. sunday mostly cloudy skies. over an inch of rain is expected throughout most areas. and it looks like for the most part, we have already seen it in some of our neighborhoods. on friday, again, spotty scattered showers all the way through saturday. and then we begin to see mostly cloudy conditions noor 9er game on sunday. it's time now for our own "food for bay area families" food drive and joining us we have kathy lee ryan keller and lisa lily and our contra costa realtors in motion. thank you for bringing the rain and the wind and the cold conditions with you today. tell me about your company. >> our nonprofit organization has been supporting the food bank for many years with charity events, food drives and one of our events is the charity brunch generates up to $5,000 each year for the food bank. >> oh, oh, if you said $5,000, i

winds south/southwest 8 miles per hour. future tracker 6 showing you between now and 9:00 a.m., it looks like the northern and western suburbs completely drying out and getting warmer so we shall be melting any icing on roads up in the poconos by 9:00 a.m. and before that in allentown. we might see the back edge of the rain shield leading philadelphia by the end of the rush hour. if not, it won't be long after the rush. it might linger down the shore until the early afternoon hours, later today we can't rule out thinning of the clouds, i think i will call it mostly cloudy today and we'll concentrate on getting the rain out of here, that's the main change. 10:00 a.m., 45. noon, 48 with everybody but the shore likely dry. 3:00 p.m., 50 degrees, even if it is cloudy it's not a bad afternoon to get things done particularly with what's coming later in the week. 44 degrees by 6:00 p.m. high temperatures across the region everybody getting into the low 50s in the immediate region and then the mid to upper 40s in northern areas. th

the winds are picking up out of the south, southwest at 13 miles per hour. look at that wind chill. little chilly. our temperatures will run in the upper 20s right there at about 27. across hd doppler 9 tonight so and still will produce a little snowfall in the western slope and the high country. right now we have clear skies from the western slope to the eastern plains and that means tonight it's going to be cold, 12 degrees at the airport with clear skies, lights winds. will watch for good -- we'll watch for good radiational cooling, 9 degrees in celling, 1 in alamosa, -- in kremmling, 1 in alamosa. high pressure shifts to the that one starts knocking on our backdoor and bringing snowfall for folks in the west and the mountains, but drier conditions in eastern colorado one more day before we watch some of that snow push into the front range. up in steamboat spring everything is wit out there, larry pierce cap -- white out there, larry pierce capturing this great shot of the trees and slopes. overnight into tomorrow morning we're watching clouds push into the metro area. tomorrow i

when from the south southwest at 13. winchell at 40 degrees. around the nation scattered showers and thunderstorms continue across the northeast. a little bit of snow in the spread some light snow in the mountains tomorrow and a few high clouds on the planes. five at aspen 18 in denver. front range number of her teens to mid 20s along i-25 core door. single digits and teens in the mountains. tomorrow if you snow showers in the mountains. perhaps a couule of inches here and there. not a major storm. temperatures cool again with highs around 40 denver greeley. thirty for limon 25 at leadville. front range numbers tomorrow at mostly upper 30s to low 40s on the planes. twentys to low 30s and scattered snow showers in the mountains. tonight 18 mostly clear with southwind. tomorrow high temperature at 40 increasing clouds with a light mountain snow. friday night as you like. copy of their lives at five -- at 5:00 and 4:00 and 6:00. hello to a fairly nice weekend with 40s on saturday 50s on sunday and then the arctic air arrives late monday with a cha

but winds out of the south, southwest to about 30 miles per hour. we're all in the 50s.lse in the mid-50s this morning. but first alert doppler, these this morning. especially by 6:00 a.m. it does turn cooler. we will talk about the numbers coming up. >> yeah, doesn't feel too bad. >>> unfortunately, the beltway, we have two different problems. one opp on the topside of -- one on the topside of the beltway. the left lane is blocked. there are fire crews out there and they are work to clear that. no real delays but we will see some as you head southbound on georgia. on the inner loop of the beltway, little river turnpike, that area, there is a disabled vehicle on the right-hand side. you have to work your way around that. stay left to get by. >> thank you. >>> now to disturbing developments out of chicago where a handful of families are planning for funeral instead of new year's. >> violence keeps happening. nearly 50 people were shot over the holiday weekend, that includes a family christmas party on the south side of chicago. two people were killed, several wounded rela

and the rain is beginning to depart. 35 in philadelphia and winds south southwest at 8 miles per hour and getting bluster we in the afternoon and evening. future tracker 6 shows you the rain by 3:00 is out of most areas maybe bothering you in trenton or bucks county and the shore may have a lingering shower as well. but basically getting out at 2:00 and 3:00 and 6:00 maybe an is late the sprinkle but obvious improvement there. a range 43 in allentown and 46 in philadelphia and going down to the shore we get closer to 50 in spots, including atlantic city, cape may, millville and down in dover, delaware. as we take a look at where numbers are going for the rf of day and evening, 46 at 3:00 and similar number at 4:00 and 41 by 6:00 and down into the 30s by 8:00. 38 degrees there and it will take us until well after midnight when we dip down into the freezing mark and the strong winds that built in overnight will dry off most of the roadways, be careful if you see a wet spot overnight into early tomorrow morning. the low is taking its problems to quebec and new england where there is a bl

this coming up from the south/southwest. that's the system developing for thursday. it looks impressive. i have to be honest with you. i usually don't say that. some of it making it south tonight. the main system is on thursday. wednesday is the transition day. the breeze will start to pick up as the system lifts northward. north of ukiah, that is through wednesday. by thursday, here it comes. as it starts to move in. this there be a classic cold front. not the pattern from the last couple. which means it could take a while but san francisco down to san jose, monterey, eventually by thursday night, that starts to move n this will be a better rain producer for the south bay than the last couple systems by far. the sierra, cold air moving in. that will plunge the snow level by friday. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. areas of fog. cloudy, mostly cloudy, cool this morning. mild this afternoon. but some light rain. that will give way tomorrow as the system lifts northward. then it swings in thursday and friday. friday night into saturday, things calm down rain-wise. but t

southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 30s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 3 roads are wet and slick this morningroads have been treated. watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure. the snow and icy roads caused dozens of accidents across southeastern wisconsin. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from washington coun

the wind out of the south/southwest picking up to 13 miles per hour.re not expecting it to be a brisk, breezy day, but a little bit of a breeze out there for now. between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. we'll see the rain out of here. the snow is vacating the lehigh valley. by 12:00 we'll expect sunshine to return back into play. a real different day moving forward after we get rid of the morning clouds. at 6:00 p.m. we could have a fair amount of stars around the region. as we go through the day, 42 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 44 by 10:00 a.m., by noon we're holding on to the upper 40s. sunshine gradually coming back today, a little bit on the breezy side not too bad wind wise. high of 53 at 3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. we're in the upper 40s and down to the mid 40s by 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. high temperatures, 46 in allentown. 47 in reading. cooler up north. 50 in trenton, and millville and cape may, new jersey. tomorrow we have an area of low pressure out to the west continue to go force clouds through the region for the most part. it will be cooler high of 47 degrees. lat

ahead of front winds coming up out of the south and the southwest. that visibility start to go improve a bit down towards sarasota. about 1 to one and a half miles sitting now three miles things are starting to thin out starting to see a little bit of improvement along the coastal areas. with the front, we just have not seen much rain. that's what we have right now. a couple of little sprinkles up in the citrus county as we go front continues to push through. you might see that random sprinkle here or there. that's just about all you're going to see as we go through the afternoon. outside right now, it's still in the warm and muggy side. 79 degrees. dew point way up there in 71. humidity 77 percent. our winds are still out of the south, southwest at seven miles an hour. but starting to see some of the cooler air working its way in. crystal river right now 64 degrees. brooksville has a 75. and then you go down to wesley brandon at 84. 84 down across lake placid. 80 in wauchula. sarasota with at fog around, you're still sitting at 75 degrees. and dew p

the wind out of the south/southwest ocean temperature, 42. 23 in pottstown, saint davids, 29. 30 in warrington. 33 for center city. chester, 32. cinnaminson 32. agenda -- gandys beach, 32. woodbine, 37 degrees. we have fair skies across the mid atlantic and the northeast. what that means, there's a few thin cirrus clouds popping up. we'll have moisture which will attempt to sneak in here overnight tonight. watch what happens, future tracker 6, we'll say increasing clouds this afternoon starting out with sunshine, high, thin milky clouds overspread the sky. later this evening, you see how the moldses pop -- models pop up, rain snow showers will evaporate before it reaches the ground. we're looking at mainly cloudy skies overnight. midnight, cloudy skies, the clouds act like an atmospheric blanket and keep the temperatures mild. you'll need a jacket or heavier coat, but we'll not be talking about biting windchills or anything like that, it will be enjoyable as we ring in the new year. look at the numbers around midnight, 40 degrees, mid 40s, south and east, suburbs close to 40 not too bad. today

southwest. we've seen the temperatures increase. the southterly winds are our friends today and the next few hours. they'll continue because it's up into the 50s before midnight. if you have a holiday party, it's going to be different and more comfortable. no problem on roads later on today by any means. right now, warming up a degree or so. i've seen this. 28 for hagerstown. they were 27 earlier. 28 for frederick. we're seeing the freezing rain down 95 as well. if you look back off through west virginia, charleston at 52 degrees. that's 7:47 in the morning a warmer this afternoon. imagine the temperatures. we have reached a record low on friday morning, it got down to 9 degrees. we're going to keep increasing the degrees. we'll keep you up-to-date. 45 before the sunsets in frederick. we are going to see some showers. then we dry out overnight tonight and then tomorrow, rain. we were watching that cold rain to change that into snow. that that's not the case unless you're in west virginia. by 9:00, we're seeing the change over to rain. at the

, the air mass is dry, dry air in place, pressure rising, winds are nice and light out of the south/southwest miles per hour. cape may, 36. philadelphia, 31. allentown, 24. the poconos, 21, the slightest breeze out of the southwest the windchills or feels-like temperatures maybe 3, 4 degrees cooler than the actual air temperatures. salt sat along with action radar, we have a west to east flow across the country and again, that's pacific air, so temperatures will modify today. a little piece of this may try to swing through overnight tonight, it will increase the clouds, more redevelop as we get into monday and tuesday, that brings more rain into the region, unfortunately. we've seen a bit of it as of late. we have another round of it mud and tuesday, future tracker 6 -- monday and tuesday. future tracker 6 increasing the model throughout the day. midnight, we're seeing cloudy skies and mild temperature, temperatures close to 40. all the clouds thin out first thing tomorrow morning, making your way down to south philadelphia, philadelphia see the mummers parade expect sunshine out there, if yo

briefly a and thenh we've got colder air coming in for late next week. 39-degrees, a little south, southwest winds just picked up u and our wind chill down to 36. one thing you might know it's's getting a little foggy outut there. satellite and radar shows --ws - satellite at this time because we don't have the sunshine is not going toic p up on the fog too well, but it's showing some clouds that are starting tortin break up.brea these are the high clouds hear g out there. so that's a good sign forn sunshine tomorrow but it's nottt going to pick up on that low fog that we have out there tonight. because we do have the fog dense fog advisories have been issued until 6:00 tomorrow. tom it looks like they've excluded baltimore, but anne arrundel, southern portions of prince george's county. calvert, charles, saint maries county, all these counties hereo going to be looking at some together. during the overnight hours, don't t the way.the quarter of a mile advice bill. same deal with annapolis.nnap patchy out there, north and west not having any problem with the fog so no worries there.ther just

olde city, temperature is 40 degrees, well above freezing with the bit of the breeze out of the south/southwest. 7:08 is our sunrise time. we will in the see sun initially. we have 35 in pottstown. thirty-six in reading, above freezing. we are up in the whooping 44 in wildwood, this morning. the so the rain and a bit of the mix north and west of the city continues for the next, lets say an hour or so, sunni merging by lunchtime skies will clear and get to the decent high of 52 degrees. in the seven day forecast, bob kelly, the coldest air of the season, so far. is that dramatic enough? >> good morning. depending upon where you wake up depend what you will see outside your window. this is henderson road at gulf road at off ramp for schuylkill expressway. is there the gas station exiting at henderson with the stretch here in the background blocked with an accident. here's a live look downtown just wet roads in center city as we try to begin to exit there at the northeast exit on to 30th street. here's a live look at 42 freeway, again, heavy rain coming from new jersey. further north you go up the

we have a lot streaming in from the south/southwest. it will make it feel tropical.neath you can get steady drizzle and light rain. then you're picking up rain. about a quarter to half an inch in parts of marin county already and points north. that is a steady rain even though it doesn't look like it. farther north, better opportunity. farther south, more hit and miss. there is some moving through. the band moving through marin county. that has been persistent for a while. southeast southeast southeast. the breeze will kick up tonight and tomorrow morning. 40s for some. 47 in fairfield. 60 in mountain view. if it feels muggy to you, it is. especially in parts on the east bay and the south bay. it will be cold out to eastern contra costa county. 45 up in truckee. that's the southeast wind beginning to crank up. 52 in ukiah. a mild air mass establishing itself. look at all of the moisture streaming up here. that is playing into the equation as well as the front that will start to dive towards us this morning. i could do an hour show honestly. 60s on the temperatures. a

southwest philadelphia. it is not good. we mentioned someone was injured in the fire, indeed that person was killed in the blaze on south millic street in southwest philadelphia. fire crews remain on the scene. the sad update from fire officials, someone died in the fire this morning. >> let's go over to karen rogers taking a look at accuweather it's credibly cold, starting with traffic this morning. >> reporter: roads are dry at commerce drive, no problems coming in from phoenixville or chester springs, no accidents or delays, just yet. we have a problem cedar crest boulevard i-78. i talked to police, it is still shut down because of the accident and the pole. no word on cedar crest avenue. i-78 open and moving fine. how about the temperatures 15 degrees colder than yesterday morning. with windchills in the single digits, the temperature itself 1 in quakertown. live update in warring, 13. congratulations. 11? kennett square. 16 in browns mill. 14 in glassboro, 16 in vineland. 16 in smyrna, delaware. >> we have information on a water crisis in texas city. officials in corpus christi said residents in a few areas can drink tap

notice the wind right now are coming in from the south, southwest. that will. changing once the front passes and once the front passes cooler air can move in and drier air as well. that's still a few hours away. right now it's all about the rain. here's a look at your radar and satellite. we've got the next line of rain here that's moving into parts of burkes country and passing through lancaster currently and more rain to come. this is for the first half of your day. we'll see in and out showers moving through. let's take a look at parts in our area. parts of delaware and philadelphia, this is not a heavy rain by any means. light showers that are passing by. you're still going to need the windshield wipers as you head out the door. now we're jumping forward to your weekend forecast. if you have plans for new year's eve, upper 30s to 40 degrees on saturday. we made some adjustment to the forecast. it looks like rain won't move in on new year's day but more so into the 2nd on your monday. a dry forecast, increasing clouds overnight and chilly overnight as well.

southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. in the lower 30s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 roads are wet and slick this morningroads have been treated. watch it on secondary roads as well as bridges and overpasses.i-94 eb will be closed at moorland rd. for sign structure installation. i-94 wb will close overnight at 84th st for roadwork.at the zoo interchange the s-w and n-w system ramps will close for roadwork.drivers take note that the water st. bridge leading into the historic third ward is now closed until december 16th 2016. the bridge will undergo some upgrades to its locking system. drivers should use alternates to get around this closure.another reminder that the i-41

give you a look at the rain south and southwest of the city. that will continue for the evening hours. maybe a shower could make the metro area. snow north and west may make the western zones but it won't last for long. skies will clear overnight. outside a stray flurry the winds are light. tomorrow morning is on the breezy side. the temperatureses will climb to 43 with sun. then more clouds tomorrow night and then the cold front will arrive tomorrow night to result in a blustery day on thursday. wind chill on thursday. less wind and cold on friday and a morning mix of the rain and sleet and snow saturday morning. busy weather forecast comes your way in 11 minutes. jonathan: we'll see you then. stay ahead of the weather weather team. this is a great resource. you download the free storm watch weather app in the app store or on google play. maureen: the man who opened fair inside a d.c. restaurant he believes was trafficking children faces federal charges. a control affidavit for edgar welch shows he tried to recruit others to help him in his mi

we'll be really mid 60s maybe upper 60s this afternoon and wind south, southwest at 16. and we're showing rain showers. we have had rain showers moving through in the past hour or so. slight hours 95 looks like up towards we'll go laurel towards columbia andel cop city and showers to the west. whip chester, hagerstown and here the deal the cold is far off norm and west. frontals supply through. we'll get a one day warm-up before the cooler air can filter in tonight. enjoy it, 67 later today. i guess everybody is on their way back today to work erin. >> it's not the case we had crashes tuber but overall volume lighter. let he show you this. 395 northbound three lanes blocked overpass and i want to show you look at delay. because of that things are crawling -- good jammed to seminary road with stand still traffic. you see police cards on right shoulder going up to aid in the crash scene. as you get to 95 you could face over at least a half hour delay if the lanes don't reon soon. not looking hot. we'll switch it over for a look at maps and we have other problems you're up

there is rain to the south and southwest. that's going to be moving in during the day. we will get a dry start this morning. 38 degrees this morning. holding at 38 degrees as clouds increase at 8:00. mostly cloudy this morning. it's this afternoon that the rain moves in. upper 40s for philadelphia, way above freezing. this is only going to be rain moving into the area. it stays with us into the late afternoon and into the evening hours as well. suburbs, you'll see clouds taking over. mostly cloudy and 35 degrees at 8:00. the chill will come off. 42 degrees at noontime. rain this afternoon at 2:00, 4:00 and sbrinto the evening ho. a little bit colder with mainly clear skies. we are starting to see scattered clouds move in. you'll see sunshine this morning. below freezing at 8:00. the rest of the area warming into the 40s. since it's coming up from the south it will take a little longer. you can expect the rainfall by late afternoon into the evening and late night hours. right at freezing in new jersey. temperatures climbing. a little bit of sunshine breaking through this

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wind gusts it's breezy morning wind out of south and southwest and pretty strong too.this warm air ahead of frontal system guesting to 30 now. showers west of us will come through. it looks like by the time we get to afternoon we should be good. matter of fact the late morning most of us start to see sunshine. clearing a little faster back out west. we're talking middle to upper 60s today. somebody down south could get to 70 before it's all said and done. erin como is in with traffic. you okay, erin. >> thank you, gary, yes, i'm okay. tracking breaking news beltsville now n 1 closed all lane shut down powder mill to 212 and traffic diverted for a large crash scene scene. if you head to baltimore beltway to capitol beltway keep to baltimore washington parkway northbound. topside looking good and bottom loop by little river turnpike caution there and no delays 0. we'll check in with metro next. wisdom and maureen. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in the disstrict of a missing yoga instructor and actress. >> we're learning more about the search efforts anjali hemph

washington.ashingto these temps are on the risete which is good news.mp winds out ofwhic the south-southwestnd to the south and of o south we do have some additionalditio showers further west so we'reweo not quite though in the rainhe threat but i think by latey l morning things should start to t quit here and we'll clear ite a out later this afternoon. there's your seven day. cold air byclealater ere's theh week. indicate vin in she's got your roads. road >> wet roads causing biget issues in r virginia. vgi this is major. route 29 southbound is nowund in closed due to an accident andidd the police that are on then scene felt the need to close t c the road. the you cannot access that betweenet road. if you use 29 in virginia usegie sticks '66 as your alternater an eastbound and westbound.boun eastbound you've got someplace e delays building. otherwise not so bad.ise keep that that in mind 29at inin southbound is shut down. d also on and off slowdowns 66own6 eastbound 234 to nutley nut street. that's a look at traffic. 6:57.6:57. fox5 news morning will bel right back after this.t ba aft >> ♪♪

south. so southwest to northeast, it will be its progress, bullet points, mainly just clouds this morning. it is pretty clear, the further north you go right now, helping temperatures to drop off readily. rain will be developing into the afternoon. i say you have got until at least lunchtime before you are going to need the umbrella so if you only plan to be out for somer ants this morning, won't need it. later today it, does actually turn heaviest this evening, rain amounts, at least a half inch. some of could you even ends up with a little bit more than that. looking forward, in the eyewitness weather seven day, yes, ups, downs here, i mention the warming trends tomorrow. fifty-two. doesn't last very long. by friday, we will actually be lucky here if we hit 40 degrees, so very, very chilly days coming up here. below average days, and through the whole weekends looks like we won't crack much better than loath 40's here. >> it will be chilly. all right, katie, thank you so much. so turning to the road right now, we looking 95 south at cottman, looking very busy. so it has been busy since y

as well as to our south and southwest as well. not much happening on the east at this point.re is some well off to the northeast but a little bit happening along the coast line. >> here's a look at the current temperature, cold 27 at dc. 25 at baltimore this hour. chilly 25 at winchester, the same at dulles, 22 at mark the insideberg, and 27 at culpeper. winds fairly light but we still have windchills out there also and your overnight lows are expected to be into the 20's and with teens to the north and northwest, we have to watch as we get into tonight with the forecast. we're dealing with tonight frontal system that's moving in tonight into tomorrow a cold front with it we're going to end up seeing little bit of wintery mix it's going to be happening, that will eventually turn to rain. and so we're going to have pretty much of a soaker day, once we get into sunday, rainy conditions there as well. and a wet day but it will be much milder. we'll see a big difference temperature. what's happening with the first is storm system, that's going to track its way in from the west an

southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 30s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. wes tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. 3 forecast...today...cloudy. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 30s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. toss back to mike 3 36 people are known dead and the death toll

but there is the way like the south by southwest conference and now is a bunch of venture capitalist in reporters nobody is actually working in technology at these conferences. so this is the periscope election, the vine, snap chat election and people were racing to call it something new with the evolution that more people on mobil, 30 percent came from the mobile phone on bernie sanders campaign. is that sexy and headline word the -- word the light the election you have never heard of? probably not. but there was a rush to be that and instead the bernie sanders campaign we did not invent a lot of tax but we used blues eight digital and facebook. i disagree we spend more money on facebook and hillary jumping up and down. >> i don't disagree with that. >> i just say that not that technology is not involving - - yielding but i have to give credit 12 david axelrod word for allowing us to set in the right place at the right time. if everybody was paid equally pollsters word paid that means if i had this eighth cool scrap the idea we could do that quickly the wasn't fisa to process like m

debuted at south by southwest. you're in austin. you're the place where you've lived and worked for many years, and at the same festival, a documentary about your career, also showed. i believe it debuted at sundance, and then it showed at this festival. it's interesting to look at your work laid out end to end, because as much as this film is your story, a number of these films have been your story. - yeah. - you're comfortable telling your story in different ways, going all the way back to slacker, which literally, from the very first scene, is your story. it's you. - i think i'm, i will admit, i'm one of the few who will admit, like, oh yeah, this was a point in my life, or this was me and my friends, or yeah, i met a girl in philadelphia, and we walked around all night. - that becomes three movies. - you know, the trilogy's kind of based on one night i had, so i'll talk about that. i think you're supposed to kind of say, "oh no, i just, you know, "make these things up," but i kind of like, i'll acknowledge it, just kind of like,

can see a little beach but there's still fog out there. 73 degrees, the winds coming from the south and southwest throughout the morning here, as this cold front continues to slide to the area. and right now though not too much in the way of rainfall associated with this. max defender 8 for the most part is fairly quiet, aside from just a few light sprinkles sitting just off-shore of citrus and hernando county. we had a couple come onshore but nothing substantial with you can see the visible satellite. a bright shade of white is the leading edge of the frontal boundary. you can see the higher cloud taps. you can see the leading edge of this, now behind that you notice the temperature dropping and noticing some drier air as well. in fact look at the numbers. 77 in tampa. 82 over plant city and zephyrhills. but inverness and crystal river, middle and upper 60s. a huge contrast. temperatures about 10 degrees dew points sky hi ahead of the front. that is why we're seeing the fog formation now but much drier air now rolling in behind that boundary. as that continues to slowly progress through the area

winds south and southwest 20 to 25 you notice breeze up in baltimore and 25 out dulles and 28 there'se top here in mountains out to west through 10 a.m. primarily it's above 2,000 feet and we have winds gusting 40, 50 miles an hour out west here over the next couple hours and again big surge up ahead of frontal system of air out of south. rain showers moving quickly in the district 15 minutes ago already prince george county and baltimore and columbia light shower activity and can't promise we won't get a few more showers out to the west with our frontal system. the whole thing winds down pretty quickly by 10, 11:00 in the morning we should be done with rain and gradually clear out and our time here this afternoon we'll keep mild temperatures in place and get a chance to clear it out. sunshine and temperatures in the mid 60s. mid 60s around here later today. nice and quiet afternoon and cool air filters in tonight and cooler tomorrow daytime highs don't get out of upper 40s to 50s. it's a one day special. toasty tuesday, erin. enjoy it. >> i like the sound of that. >> making me think

in states like georgia and other states in the south and southwest, we have a registration and cultivationem. so we need one that we follow. to be steadfast instead of always being zoosed by the shiny object which is the presidency. meanwhile we've lost over 900 legislator seats from 2010 to now. >> that's a damming statement you've raised. >> what i am interested in is just developing a whole new generation of talent. and making sure whatever resources, credibility, spotlight that i can bring to help them rise up. that's something that i can do well. michelle can do well. is it hard to do when it is quite established? >> that's one way to put it. i think the democrats are really in an all the above period. they need to work on issues, messaging. they need to recruit some vot s voters. they need to get out more of their base. and it is key, they need to win local races at the local and state legislative deal. all the groups that are alive at the dnc need to think about building this infrastructure that does recruit candidates and does the nuts and bolts work of turning toward the democrati

so winds shift south and southwest later today and tonight and i don't mean warmer temperatures. >>0sr than yesterday. still cool out there. and 4 3 today. mostly season any. north alwest. win shutting out of south later today and that means warmer temperatures it on the way. first day temperatures will be warmer than normal. maybe a shower thursday and another chance for showers on saturday. neither of those are tear bally big deal. for the most part if you travel end of week and holiday weekends conditions should be pretty good with temperatures well above average and also above freezing we're not concerned about the freezing rain that we had last weekend. that is weather update. en joy the beautiful day. erin is back and she has all things roadway. >> there's a lot of problem right now. 6:48 sky fox out in fairfax over main street 123 and earlier water main break because of that icy conditions and work crews throughout walking and shoulder traffic getting by and proceed cautiously you may hit slick spot and show you a look at camera, the other problems now there's a csh blocking ri

southwest philadelphia. this broke out just about 30 minutes ago. so, you see fire crews on the scene. we'll tell you where it is, the 1200 block of south millic street in southwest philadelphia. they had heard someone was trapped in the building. that has not been confirmed. one person was injured in the fire, you see smoke coming from the structure right now. fire crews remain at the scene. we'll continue to follow the breaking news for you. >> reporter: with temperatures like these, you have icy conditions, fire crews, you've got water be careful traffickerring -- traveling around the area. this morning's commute is fine and dry. we have construction on 42 northbound, they are blocking two lanes at times northbound between 130 and the walt whitman bridge until 5:00 a.m. we have a water main break happening in cherry hill route 70 eastbound, that's a busy area, not at this hour, but if it stays out there for any longer it will be a problem. one lane is blocked on 70. looking live on i-95 cottman, southbound traffic heading toward center city. the on going construction zone. everybody moving just fine, tam. >> beginning in january, mcd

there was a race like there is -- if you go to south by southwest conference, it was the newest tech. now it's a bunch of venture capitalists and reporters looking for the new tech and there is nobody in tech working these conferences. you saw stories of this is the periscope election. this is the vinyl election, the snapchat election. people were racing to call it some new tech thing versus the most evolution of tack was is more people on mobile, 50% of bernie sanders campaign came from a mobile phone. 42% of all of our contributions came from a mobile phone. is that sexy and is that headline-worthy versus it's the platform that you never heard of election? probably not. you saw this rush to be that. instead, look, the bernie sanders campaign we were scrappy. we didn't invent a lot of tech. we used a lot of tech. we used blue state digital, facebook. i disagree with you on facebook. we spent more money on facebook than hillary and were jumping up and down hillary wasn't spending enough money on facebook. [ inaudible ] >> it's incremental evolution and how it was set up. i've got to g

low 30's most part for the suburbs to the south and southwest. could get as cold as 29 in manassas. stafford by morning. in the western zone we have seen upper 20's in warrenton but everybody else is in the 30's to start the day. we will head through the 30s and the 40's to the low 50's we have a look at the holiday travel forecast tomorrow. there are gusty winds through arizona and mexico. most of the country looks pleasant. nice weather with the high pressure in control. we can continue to see the fairly mild temperatures. coming up here shortly in nine minutes we will take a complete look at the christmas weekend weather and the local travel and the long distance travel again through christmas day. back to you. alison: looking forward to that. thank you. meanwhile we have new information on the deadly pileup that shut down the beltway during saturday morning's wintry weather. virginia state police now say the man killed was 41-year-old nguyen of alexandria. his car spun out of control as he tried to avoid the pile-up. another out of control car hit him after he got out to assess

you get storm development, the next storm developing from our south and southwest. tomorrow a stronger storm and heavy rain, you can count on that tomorrow. this will be primarily a rain producer for lake tahoe a winter storm warning begins 10:00 a.m. thursday. snowfall about 7000 feet, 6-12 inches. tonight 9:00 clouds, possibility of rain showers, for your morning commute the heaviest rain will be in the north bay 7:00 a.m. and rain likely 1:00 this is the time when things really -- you have to be careful 4-5:00 yellow and orange the frontal passage tomorrow afternoon as the evening hours thankfully a progressive storm by thursday night into friday talking about a few scattered showers business out talking about a dry we can. temperatures tomorrow in the 50s to low 60s, heavy rainfall, strong gusty winds and your five day forecast we have rain clouds for thursday, chance of the shower friday morning the weekend dry a cold especially overnight lows in the 20s and 30s but just to better illustrate how much rainfall we are expecting we showed you 1- four issues. the r

>> reporter: i'm latoya in for marie it happen on the 7800 block of south rainbow in the southwest valley. >> jim: we are live from the clark county center with the story. >> reporter: now behind bars at the clark county detention center. many say it is hard to believe he would murder his son. >> he seemed to be remember him. metro police say on studies in in apartment off rainbow. he shot and killed his adult son. as he walked his hit bull. when i heard it shocked me. >> reporter: two officers were in the apartment complex on an unrelated call when shots were fired. those officers went to the lieutenant say its is unclear what sparked the shooting but explained this violence did not have to happen. >> if you are having emotional problems go out. take a drive and walk. and whatever occurred tonight somebody did not have to lose their life. >> neighbors say they were heard argue at the apartment. knight find its difficult to understand those arguments lead to murder. >> as a dad and my son again. i can't see it. but sometimes in those split seconds when you make a decision they are not the

it looks like we'll have some wind out of the south southwest light across the region and at the lincght winds right now. life look there in trenton but it is cold. temperatures this morning in philadelphia right now it is 30 degrees. but look at the feels like temperature it feels like 30. so not as bad as it was yesterday. we have 26 right now in trenton. 28 in wilmington. mid 20s in allentown and readi reading. 26 degrees currently in millville and 28 in dover. winter weather advisories north and west this afternoon through early on monday with that wintry mix changing over to all rain as we move toward the early monday morning commute as those temperatures warm. ultimate doppler right now showing the clouds rolling in a lot of what you see that should be falling in the form of snow is van waiting. so the atmosphere is still relatively dry. but we do have some flurries in that forecast later on today as most of moisture still off to the west with a warm front that will advance overhead later on today. so take look at your planner. bundle up, dress in layers. we're looking at only 3

in the 100 block of south millic street in southwest philadelphia. like we said heavy fire was showing from a second floor bedroom. when fire crews arrived there were reports of a person trapped on the second floor. there were concerns about the fire spreading to a neighboring house. now, we do have reports that earlier police were able to transport a 39-year-old man to presbyterian hospital with second degree burns over 60% of his body. we do not know his condition at this time. we do not know if there were more people transported or if there was anybody found in the home. so at this point, we know this is a fatal fire, howfer we do not -- however, we do not know the age of the victim and we have no details about the victim. this is an active scene we are waiting for officials to come out and give us more details. we know that several other people were affected that live on the block. they have a septa bus up around the block, in case anybody can't be inside their house they can sit inside the warm septa bus, red cross is on their way out to assist.

. >> they also made driving treacherous throughout the northern planes and the south -- the plains and the southwest as they were brought to a standstill. in minnesota this semitruck carrying 40,000 chocolate flipped onto its side as freezing rain and sleet covered roadways. >> at that right moment you really need to watch the exits. >> the conditions kept many plow and tow truck drivers away from their families in iowa and utah. >> it has been crazy. today has been nuts with a lot of slideoffs and accidents. >> reporter: others brought out their sleds to make the most of nature on the holiday. >> it is awesome and feels so nice. >> reporter: the storm is forecast to reach the east coast later today. bringing messy conditions along with it. >> the system will progress eastward moving through the u.p. of michigan, the great lakes, producing some freezing rain, eventually as we get into upstate new york going into pennsylvania, massachusetts, and parts of vermont too. the national weather service is warning people who plan to hit the road today to take extra precautions. >>> national weather service i