five funded by arlington and five by fort belvoir. there's a need for more contracting specialists and developing plans to fill this new position in fy 13. in closing, the success of the army's efforts to improve contracting and management at the cemetery will depend on management sustained attention and efforts to institutionalize positive steps taken today. accordingly we made a number of recommendations in our december 2011 report to improve contract management and oversight in the three areas where we found shortcomings. for the most part d.o.d. agreed with our findings and that there is a need to take action and provide a time frame for doing so. we will continue to monitor their progress. mr. chairman and members of the subcommittee, this concludes my short statement. i will be happy to answer questions. >> thank you very much, ms. martin. we now have mr. brian lepore. >> thank you, mr. chairman. chairman wilson, ranking member davis, chairman whitman and ranking member cooper and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the o

from lorton and fort belvoir further south down the potomac into western charles county and the crossing the potomac and into stafford county, we have areas of light rain. we could have a few more sprinkle here and there through lunchtime but otherwise, we will have some sunny breaks into the afternoon. some isolated light little sparkles not amounting to too much but some breaks in the cloud cover today which will help bring temperatures into the mid-60's. tonight the next system booster when that will give as areas of bread locally and south of the metro area. the bulk of the moisture tonight and tomorrow will be south of d.c. this is one computer model in terms of rainfall accumulation. it gives a good ballpark estimate. look for the to the south fredericksburg could see almost zero 0.75 inches of rain tomorrow. 50 in the district, on their way to the mid-60's later today and tomorrow cooling and still 10 degrees above average. >> spring fever is really setting in. >> the time is 6:52 and 48 degrees in beltsville. >> stay with us. [ mom m hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbu

. >> amazingly, the dog was not harmed physically, but was sent back to fort belvoir to be examined. >> things are different. >> it is hard on them just like people. the military experts say at least 5% of dogs to go through traumatic combat experiences end up timid like this. >> he wants to do his job but it is not going to work. and the troubling behavior is consistent with k9 posttraumatic stress disorder. watch as this dog shies away with his tail tucked and ears back. the best this german shepherd barks out uncontrolled be. each of these highly trained dogs developed ptsd after long- term exposure. some dogs take months to recover. others never bounce back. for jopa, coming home without charging kramer was not easy. >> for the first couple of weeks, he was not able to do that. but that it took time, but he eventually bond with his new handler. they could be deployed together, and wholey says he believes that the dog is prepared if duty calls again. >> we train we patrol. i trust him he trusts me, and helps me go home. >> dr. burkhardt says about half of the word dogs diagnosed w

fort belvoir at 25 degrees. and a lot colder air coming our way. 19 in hagerstown. 21 in leesburg. are still howling. these are the current wind gusts. closing in on 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts at andrews air force base. just to the north and west of downtown washington, wind chills of minus 5 and plus 10 by wake-up time tomorrow morning. so your sunday planner, cold. air temperatures, low 20s in the morning, climbing only to about the freezing mark for highs tomorrow. the winds are going to continue to howl tomorrow. the wind advisory is posted through the rest of the overnight hours. winds could gust 35 to 50 miles an hour between now and 7:00 a.m. in the morn pg we're not done with all the snow just yet. you can see another little hit of snow coming our way, coming down out of the state of pennsylvania, snowing all along the 270 corridor. not going to add up to much, but you might get a quick half an inch to an inch out there. now that the ground is starting to heat up as well, some of these things are going to stick. so be ready for a very wintry start in the morning. the snow i

we're okay with this on, but we came back in. 45 in gaithersburg and reston, fort belvoir checking in at 48 along with college park. here's the deal, returning milder, winds diminishing tonight, sunglasses tomorrow, milder on wednesday and just quite frankly warm on thursday. it's warm as it's been for a while of tonight clear to partly cloudy, cold, one to two blanket night, 26 to 36 and light winds. another night in town probably remaining above freezing. in the burbs 20s, gaithersburg and rockville upper 20s, 30 in college park, 29 in bowie, herndon and sterling, 27 leesburg, 27 in manassas. tomorrow morning mostly sunny, cold start, need a coat, 20s and 30s. by afternoon pretty nice day, partly cloudy, breezy and milder. it's a warm breeze, some clouds coming in late, highs 50 to 55 and winds out of the southwest at about 10 to 15. we'll break it down. cold to start, 27 to 37 at 6:00, but by noon upper 40s, low 50s and by evening breezy with clouds, temperatures between 50 and 55. next seven days, check these temperatures out. they keep going up. upper 50s on wednesday, could see

but 54 down toward fort belvoir and also in beltsville. so, here's the deal. essentially everybody is under a wind advisory. you have to go across the divide to see a high wind warning. gusts up to 40 to 50 miles per hour. winds across the divide, gusts could be up to 60 miles per hour. back here, the latest gusts and this map is filling up and getting more impressive. 40-mile per hour wind gusts in martinsburg. 38 in leesburg. 26 in gaithersburg. and 22-mile per hour wind gust in fredericksburg. we'll be watching this all night. so windy and colder. gusts 40 to 50. coats are going to be needed all weekend. it will be colder all weekend as well. the better of the two days will be sunday because the winds will not be a factor. for tonight, becoming partly cloudy, windy, colder. gusts 40 to 50. lows 35 to 40, which is a lot colder than it's been. if you are headed out and staying out late tonight, really you are going to need a winter coat. temperatures, even though they are above freezing tonight, we are talking about windchills in the 20s when temperatures go

back to the south it's still 50 in fort belvoir and 50 downtown but 48 in college park, upper 40s inlle and mid-40s in laurel. here's the deal. nice through tomorrow, really, a little colder tonight. grab your sunglasses tomorrow. you'll need a light jacket. clouds return for the weekend, kind of watching this zorn in the southern plains. it's going to slide -- storm in the southern plains. it's going to slide south of us. we'll keep you posted. partly cloudy, a bit colder tonight, low temps in the 30s, winds northwest at about 10. downtown we're talking about temperatures remaining above freezing again. by morning mostly sunny and just chilly. you'll need your sunglasses, a light jacket, temps in the 30s and 40s, winds northwest at 10:00. by afternoon a gorgeous day. if you compare it to yesterday, not as nice but still pleasant, mostly sunny, highs low 50s. good news, light winds friday afternoon. we'll break it down. in the morning early, in the 30s clear skies. we'll call it chilly. cool by noon, 47 to 51 with sunshine and then this time tomorrow 49 to 54, another nice day. the n

arlington is presently receiving support from fort belvoir contract in office in the form of ten positions. 500 by arlington and five by fours belfour. arlington officials have identified the need for a more senior contracting specialist and are developing plans fulfilled this new position in fy 13. in closing the success of the army efforts to improve contacting and management at the cemetery will depend on management, sustained attention and efforts to institutionalize positive steps taken to date. accordingly we need a number of recommendations in our december 2011 report to improve contract management and oversight in the three areas where we found shortcomings. for the most part, dod agreed with our findings and that there is a need to take action and provide time frame for doing so. we will continue to monitor their progress. mr. chairman and members of the subcommittee, this concludes my short statement. i will be happy to answer questions. 64 very much ms. martin. we now have mr. bryan. >> thank you. churn and wilson, a ranking member davis, chairman whitman and ranking member coop

rockville, 42 laytonsville and temperatures in the low 40s in springfield, 39 reston and 48 in fort belvoirthe air is fairly dry but not as cold as last night. in fact, milder tomorrow and then cooling down. sunny tomorrow for the morning commute, so grab your sunglasses and a little bit milder. we're looking at not much wind either. tonight clear and not as cold, a full snow moon, if we had any snow. lows 28 to 38. check out my blog at www.wusa9.com and it's a rap of the snowmageddon, what a great storm. tomorrow mostly sunny, a bit breezy and chilly, jacket, 30s and 40s. by afternoon the winds die down. mostly sunny, pleasant, high temperatures near 55 and winds out of the northwest at 5 to 10. we'll break it down. clear skies to start, 28 to 38 and 46 to 51 by noon, quite nice and sunshine by evening, 52 to 56. the next three days temps go down, 54 tomorrow, lower wednesday to 403 of because of the clouds and chance -- 43 because of the clouds and chance for light rain or snow. then we return mostly sunny thursday, kind of chilly, temperatures in the mid-40s. next seven days on friday te

haymarket and fort belvoir below freezing at this hour.erhaps a little frost out on the windshield, 31. looking outside on our weather scam a with clear skies a nice look downtown at the u.s. capitol. 40 degrees. feeling like a 34 with the northwest wind at 9 and a barometer rising at 30.43. it's rising right now but the big story perhaps you've already heard about, this is the winter storm. blizzard conditions across parts of northeastern colorado. low pressure spinning here. with the easterly winds, they get lifted up against the mountains and the snow comes down in piles. one, two feet of snow not out of the question. this is going to pull out toward nebraska, northwest kansas. eventually iowa with lesser snows. this is a tornado watch. this is like a spring system. got a tornado watch across western oklahoma and southwestern oklahoma till about 10:00 local time. a lot going o. used to live in oklahoma city. it's one of those times you can get snow in the panhandle at tornadoes down toward mccallister and southeast. here clear skies. co

still 47, though, in upper marlboro and fort belvoir. bethesda is 41. here in washington as we look on our michael & son weather camera, a good morning. clear skies. you see the clouds just to the right of the capitol, you see then standing tall with the wind out of the north at 15 miles an hour. north, northwest at 15. giving us a windchill of 38. so a little jacket required for sure. the west is awful busy here with rain and snow in the mountains. boy, they really picked up the skiing here after a slow start out west. we're watching a storm system now developing in the middle of the country with snow to the north. wintry mix and then rain to the south. this is going to bring us our rain tomorrow and up in places like lake placid and killington, there's going to be a lot of snow. northern new york up to maine. more than a foot in spots. around here we're looking good. the front slipping flew. you don't -- slipping through. you don't see it on the map. the colder temperatures knocking us down to the 50s. 30s tonight. the clouds will start building towar

they'll gather today at fort belvoir for a qualifying round and 50 athletes will be chosen to representhe army in the 2012 week long army games in colorado springs. athletes from the army, navy, special operations will compete for a goal in archery, cycling, wheelchair basketball, shooting, swimming, track and field, and sitting volleyball. >>> sir paul mccartney gets a star on the walk of fame while his ex-wife speaks out about the hacking scandal. >> bigad shaban has those stories and more. >> reporter: former beatle paul mccartney finally has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. [ cheering and applause ] mccartney is the last beatle to earn the honor and he was actually granted a stare nearly 20 years ago but just getting around to officially receiving it. >> i want to say thanks to those guys, john, george and rigno. >> reporter: his star alongside those of his old band mates. >>> he has ex-wife -- his ex- wife, heather mills testified in the ongoing media inquiry in britain. she said the only way piers morgan could have heard her phone calls was through a private hacking. >> did y

belvoir at the present time is certainly a positive. but our point would be that at some point if there's another urgent need within the army, that support may not be there for arlington. so as we've been saying that it's important, again, to put the policies, procedures, have the right people in place in order to sustain. so sustainment, again, is the key. but ms. condon has certainly -- and her team have certainly taken the steps to identify what she needs and to hopefully bring those people onboard. >> thank you. ms. condon, what do you think is a reasonable time frame to come back and be sure that -- six months? is that reasonable? three months? >> six months is fair. ma'am, we're currently in the process of hiring that senior contracting professional to be personally on my staff. the reason why i'm very comfortable with the agreement we have now with the army contracting command with having them provide our contracting support, because that means we have trained acquisition professionals who are in the acquisition chain so that i w

otherwise, we will remain dry locally. 45 degrees in leesburg. 47 the right now in fort belvoir. highs in the the 60's this afternoon with a breeze and partly cloudy. >> in good shape as far as traffic around the beltway. overnight construction moved out of the way. looks good in tysons. nothing on 395. 66 in falls church. looks good at the wilson bridge and american legion. no complications in the district. b-w parkway, a vehicle went off the highway northbound near the pepsi plant. that's near 202 coming out of the district. southbound has nothing complicated to report. in maryland, the beltway at new hampshire avenue looks very quiet. more to come and newschopper 7 in a little while. >> it took a jury a matter of hours to return a verdict in the uva murder trial. they found george huguely guilty of second-degree murder of his ex-girlfriend yeardley love. >> and guilty of grand larceny and recommended a total sentence of 26 years. brianne carter is in charlottesville this morning with reaction to the verdict. >> good morning. after two long emotional weeks of testimony, and nin

continue to do so as it moves northeast. 52 degrees in the district and college park, 49 at fort belvoirbrunswick, 39 degrees. a few showers hanging onto our southwest as well. that will stay just south of our region. we will see more later on today with a low pressure system. the one sector of it will move over him throughout the letter morning and midday. highest in the '70s early this afternoon. then later this afternoon and especially this evening, much cooler. high wind advisory off to the west. wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. then there's a wind advisory for the metro area in the cream- colored counties, 55 miles an hour for the wind gusts of this afternoon through this evening. 72 degrees for the high temperature today. between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m., possibly severe and thunderstorms. the wind right now is calm. still gusty tomorrow, 48. sunny on 48 sunday, 48 degrees. >> we are loving life right now. there was an accident in charlotte hall, northbound 5 at 66, but traffic is now able to get through. sustained wind creates issues for the thomas johnson bridge in solomon's island a

was an accident this tulley gate ate fort belvoir. allow extra time on route 13 the area.oute 50. we begin with virginia and the beltelays leaving duke street. is upstream closer to the on 395 which is fabulous with no delay. bright sunshine all over the place. a beautiful day, 37 degrees in but 28 at dulles airport and 25 in cumberland. temperatures are on the school start this afternoon, it e beautiful and it will feel like spring. a little breezy at times and tomorrow and rain by wed.. we will be back at 8:27. ♪ so raise your glass if you are wrong in all the right ways ♪ >>> good morning, america. and the party's just getting started. >> good morning, america. >> hello, "good morning america." >> we've got the big winners from hollywood's biggest night. meryl taking home their third oscar. and first time winner, octavia spencer here live after bringing the crowd to its feet. >> thank you, academy. >>> and the fashions. angelina. jennifer. gwyneth. viola. who ruled the red carpet? our oscar fashion dream team crowns the night's best dressed. the parties inside the swank

. >> we have the crash near fort belvoir for commuters to take route 1 at pohick road.rmal backup in manassas and centreville. eastbound traffic is leaving fair out to the beltway. >> not a bad day to day, cool this morning but mild this afternoon with highs in the lower 60's and breezy at times. sunny tomorrow but cooler, closer to where we should be in the lower 50's and wednesday looks and damp. it'll be from the morning rush hour through the afternoon. we could also possibly have some wet snowflakes northwest of the city. >> you had a spring in your step with you said to that. >> nothing to get excited about. >> thanks very much and that does it for

belvoir. as far as cloud cover goes, we don't have it today. it's off to the west in west virginia and down to the south. clouds will be on the increase tomorrow. we'll talk about the timing of what's not only arctic air that will be moving in but precip coming up. your good night forecast, upper 30s by 9:00, 36 by 11:00 p.m. with a clear to mostly clear sky, so a quiet evening for your forecast, a little colder for the overnight, how we were last night. wintery weather for the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up in just a few. pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> there are a lot of questions today about how 911 dispatchers in washington state handled the call from a social worker minutes before a man set his house on fire killing himself and two young sons. authorities released the timeline revealing that it was 21 minutes before help arrived. nbc's jim foreman has the story. >> hey, i'm on a supervised visitation for a court ordered visit, and something really weird has happened. >> reporter: from the first moments the social worker's 911 call wa

down 95, still upper 40s in fort belvoir. not as cold tonight. more clouds than showers on tuesday.d and nice on wednesday. a great middle of the week and grab your umbrella for thursday. a stronger storm comes at us on thursday. 9:30 tonight, clouds thickening up. notice there's no green blobs anywhere. but as you get into the early morning hours west of frederick and hagerstown, and cumberland, a little bit of blue. not a big deal, but if you're trying to come in from work down to d.c., you might have to drive through snow before you make it. by evening, everything goes to the showers. a little bit of shower activity in hagerstown. manassas, prince georges county, never has any precipitation. more clouds than anything with this system as far as we're concerned. so for tonight, increasing cloudiness, not as cold. a one, two blanket night. lows 26 to 34 and the winds are light. now tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and cold. sprinkle or flurry possible. primarily north and west of town. no umbrella required. light winds, and then by afternoon, mostly cloudy and mild a. few showers are

low to mid-30s out there with 31 coming in from reston to 35 this columbia and 34 at fort belvoir.utside on our michael & son weather camera, good visibility under the clouds. 38 degrees. a light south wind at 3. so we have a slight windchill of 36 and the barometer slowly dropping 30. this moisture is going to come through in the form of mainly clouds and we may see an isolated shower pop up later today or this evening. then tomorrow the sun is back. 52 today. the stray shower. tonight we're in the mid- to upper 30s. 54 tomorrow with the sunshine returning but by thursday another system heading this way. upper 40s with some light rain likely on thursday. friday we're back in the sunshine, 53. saturday 50. there's sunday, that possible coastal storm drops temps in the 30s. we'll watch and see what that does. monday, president's day back in the 40s. it's now 6:18. monika is in with the time saver traffic. >>> thank you so much. overall the beltway is looking great. we have had this one accident involving an overturned vehicle and two other cars involved right here on georgia avenue

perhaps 61 toward fort belvoir. a very mild day and even milder day tomorrow. here's the look at your forecast. today about 60, breezy. tonight we're dipping into the 40s. that's it with those showers around. tomorrow 67, maybe 70s south and west. a stray shower possibly late but better chance tomorrow night into friday morning. a colder afternoon on friday after a mild start and the weekend looks chilly. we'll be in the 40s, maybe even a few flurries around on saturday. it's 5:17. good morning, monika. >>> good morning, howard. good morning, everybody. it is a great start to the morning rush hour. i'm really happy to say. it's been like that all week long. we're going to start off with one problem on the northbound side of i-95, a disabled tractor-trailer just north of route 619. you see all that yellow. we'll take a live look there. eight causing a bit of a backup trying to get through triangle just because of a disabled tractor-trailer. it is not an accident but it is blocking the right lane. we'll go a little further north into springfield on the northbound

a little milder down to the south. 55 in springfield and 55 also in fort belvoir. high wind worning frederick and leesburg. but all the areas under a wind advisory until midnight. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. winds haven't picked up yet. it's 43-mile per hour wind gusts in cumberland and looking at a 32-mile per hour wind gust. you will see wind gusts up to 60. the winds will increase as we go through the night. hopefully you secured your loose objects. you still have time to do this, actually, and bring your small chairs and light chairs, the plastic ones in particular and put that basketball hoop on it side to prevent projectiles from flying around. windy and colder. high wind warning north and west. gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour and colder over the weekend. same temperature saturday and sunday, but tomorrow will feel much colder because of the wind. showers and thunderstorms ending early. 35 to 40. winds wusaerly at 15 to 30 and gusty and then for tomorrow morning, we're looking at temperatures starting out on the cold side. this is not as cold as it should be

fort belvoir, 62. in reston, current temperature there, 60 degrees.s, that mib where i'm going live tomorrow afternoon, got to head out that way. >>> a substitute teacher dismissed from a school in prince georges county after he allegedly assaulted a 10-year-old boy it happened yesterday. the boy's mother spoke with news4 and chris gordon has our report. >> reporter: 10-year-old deandre davis a fifth grader who hopes to someday become an engineer. he has attended lake arbor elementary school since kinder garth. tuesday afternoon, a male substitute teacher in english class felt deandre was misbehaving, talking in class after he was asked to stop. deandre's mother says the substitute teacher assault herd son. >> the scuffle amounted to him forcefully grabbing my son and pushing him to the ground several times. he tried to physically remove him from the classroom in a manner that his glasses fell off his face and he was thrown out into the hallway onto the floor. >> your reaction, as a parent? >> i was devastated. i was shocked. >> reporter: mrs. davis s

mid-30s springfield, alexandria, fort belvoir 36 and andrews at 36. great visibility. clear skies. 38 degrees. but it feels like 31 in town with a north, northwest wind at 9 and some of the other windchills are down in the mid- 20s. big snowstorm cranking away here in eastern colorado. one, maybe 2 feet of snow from denver, eastward and some of this is going to spill out into nebraska with severe weather possible in oklahoma this morning. a tornado watch, the spring- like system. around here we've got the clear skies but as the moisture out west moves in our direction, we'll have colder air trying to move in from the north. so they're going to get together a little bit but looks like most of the moisture stays south of us. the question mark comes late saturday night as that moisture comes toward us into the overnight into sunday morning. how much moisture is going to be around with the cold air? today we're looking at highs under sunny skies, in the lower 50s. 30s tonight. increasing clouds, chilly on saturday. near 50 degrees. and on sunday we're looking at highs in t

belvoir, 38 manassas, 34 restin, 35 in falls church this morning. even up across northern maryland, where it is snowing, temperatures are only just at the freezing mark. so, again, this is not going to add up to too much, rain and some snow off and on through much of the late morning, done by noontime and then a little clearing taking place. there is the back end of the snow right there just now coming over the pennsylvania border. that will be the last of the last of it for this whole series of little events that we've had this weekend. but it is enough to rewhiten the ground now along interstate 70 and 270 here, through frederick county, out towards hagerstown. so, be careful this morning, even though the roads are generally above freezing. we're not seeing much sticking to the big roads. sometimes the side streets and a sidewalk here and there might be a little slippery, so just be careful this morning. this is going to come right down the 270 corridor, and as i said, temperatures are far enough above freezing where as it gets down into and south

they'll gather today at fort belvoir for a qualifying rounds. 50 at leetings will be chosen to represent the army in the 2012 warrior games that begin april 30th in colorado springs, athletes will compete for the gold in archeries, cycling, wheelchair, basketball, shooting, swimming, track and field and sitting volleyball. >>> another time for question of the day once again this morning, here it is -- >> so far, our facebook fan page are in agreement -- darla howard ramirez wrote -- >> and those of you who choose dinner, put a restaurant on there because i need an idea for my wife. log on to wusa9' facebook fan page, leave your answer and we will have the answer in about an hour from now. we'll be right back. the $25 billion mortgage deal, are you eligible for a big check? or are you get the amount you owe on hour mortgage cut? we're going to dive into the details at 6:00. you're watching 9news now. >>> 5:55. we're going to have good start to the friday but the clouds are on the way but tonight the rain and snow showers and even more snow showers saturday into saturday night and some min

bethesda and rockville, great falls and reston, 51 in sterling, 50 springfield, still 53 in fort belvoirin college part and 48 in beltsville, 47 in laurel. so it's going to be nice through tomorrow, a little bit colder tonight. grab your sunglasses tomorrow. you'll need a light jacket and clouds will return for the weekend. looking at new information in the weather office, the storm may pass to our south which is a good thing because it's getting colder on sunday. remember this time year we had a little flake mixed in with the rain sunday. tonight partly cloudy, a bit colder, one to two blanket night, lows in the 30s, winds northwesterly at about 10. tomorrow morning mostly sunny and chilly. you'll need your sunglasses, 30s and 40s. we can handle that, winds northwest at 10. one of the best things about tomorrow are the light winds, mostly sunny and pleasant doesn't hurt, but high temperatures in the low 50s with light winds will feel very nice. we'll break it down. 6 a.m. chilly, temps in the 30s. by noon sunshine, 47 to 51 and by evening 49 to 54, another nice day. now the next three d

it's 52 fort belvoir and here in d.c. this morning, mostly cloudy skies.n the michael & son weather camera 52 degrees. this front comes through this afternoon, we'll have the threat of severe storms, you can see them popping there. there they go this afternoon. 5:00. and we have a slight risk of severe weather from the storm prediction center as well. and then the cold, that's going to follow get us back toward reality at worst here tomorrow. so severe weather alert day for the winds and the storms this afternoon and evening. 74 before dropping into the 30s to around 40 tonight. 48 tomorrow. windy. maybe a stray flurry in the afternoon. sunday, we start cold much less wind and we finish right about where we should be. 49 degrees, that's the average high for this time of year. by monday back in the low 50s and wednesday in the middle 60s. monika, back to you. >>> thanks so much howard. car crashes are the number one killer of teenagers, you know in fact in virginia 83 deeps were killed -- teens were killed in collisions in 2010. in today's extra mile, we're

temps now 45 bethesda, 46 rockville, colder up towards gaithersburg, 43, 44 reston, still 50 fort belvoir college park and mid-40s in beltsville and laurel. maybe a touch of winter over the weekend, cold and dry tonight, dry most of saturday, rain saturday night. it may mix with or change to snow north and west of town. by that we mean frederick, hagerstown and outside of leesburg. wet snow is possible inside the beltway sunday except for southern maryland. you'll probably end up with more rain than anything else. the chance for snow, we'll put this into motion for you through sunday, you can see maybe .3-inch in gaithersburg, maybe an inch in frederick, essentially right along the maryland/p.a. border is where you'll see an inch or 2, not to say you won't see snow fall as far south as manassas, fairfax and rockville into the beltway, but surface temperatures are going to stay above freezing. you'll have a hard time seeing it accumulate. clear skies early tonight, high clouds late, cold, lows in the 30s, winds southwest at 10. by morning thickening cloudiness, chilly, temps in the 30s and

in cumberland with the fog 28. 23 reston and manassas. 24 fort belvoir. 29 rock hill. that's one of the warmer readings. columbia is 28 and 28 also in baden this morning. outside with clear skies, good visibility. no problems there. grab the sunglasses along with the jacket this morning and the gloves. temperature 31 but it feels like 26 and that dew point is in the mid-20s. about 27 degrees. much of the country is pretty quiet this monday morning. got some snow showers in southwestern colorado. biggest action of weather would be along the gulf coast here coming outside of louisiana into mississippi. then down in the florida keys to south florida, we're seeing quite a few showers and thunderstorms down there. that's it. the rest of the country as i said fairly quiet but we're see something cold air trying to come in. with the northwesterly flow a little bit of energy. the energy is going to get here wednesday in the form of a little clipper. we're talking about fast moving systems which often don't have a lot of moisture to work with but cold enough they can produce ju

temperatures around the immediate metro area. 22 now in brandywine and camp springs, 22 degrees also in port belvoir restin and fairfax this morning. northern maryland, upper teens and low 20s. 21 in hagerstown, 19 in gaithersburg, winchester and charlottesville. factoring in the winds, gusting in the 20 to 30-mile-per-hour range, we have windchills this morning single digits and low teens out there. so, that heavy winter jacket that you got over the holiday season, this is one of those rare occasions this winter to wear it. your "sunday planner." not much of a budge in temperatures today. we'll be lucky if we get a degree or two above the freezing mark for a high temperature this afternoon. the wind advisory has officially been dropped, but we could still see winds gusting between 35 and about 40 miles per hour. here it is on live radar. nothing left of all the snow that we had yesterday. just to set your mind at ease, some lake-effect streamers up here in northeastern ohio, but no big storms coming our way any time soon. looks like our next chance for rain will likely be during the day on tuesday,