meteorologist brian van de graaff, we will see warmer temperatures shortly, and that will be bad for the pipes, too, expanding and contracting? brian: right. bitterly cold tonight and tomorrow and then we transition to mild temperatures. when you factor in the wind, it is sigel digits. and this is one of the warmer spots. ,e have the windchill advisory 10-15 miles per hour, but not super intense. the bottom line, when the temperatures are already sigel digits, it mixes feel like -- when they are in the single digits, it makes it feel like 10 below. , sundayactivities services, walking the dog, bitterly cold tomorrow, still , bute digit wind chills after tomorrow the deep freeze will lose its grip. kimberly: breaking news, howard university forced to postpone classes because of ruptured pipes and electrical outa ges. social work, and graduate school will be postponed until tuesday the 16th. the classes at the professional school and college will start monday. dormitories will remain open. a number ono doing aging water lines. today, a sinkhole caused by water main break. crews are stru

brian van de graaff in the storm watch weather center. some of the changes could affect tomorrow's evening commute. brian: we are back on weather alert for tomorrow. the national weather service has put out a winter weather p.m..ry begin at 3:00 earlier to the north and west. as the colder air is retreating, a little bit of light precipitation moving in and could lead to slick spots. let's talk about what is happening. the biggest impact from midday through the evening tomorrow, the morning rush, not a problem at all. a look into the capital wheel, 21 degrees. temperatures, back to much. 15 degrees to 20 degrees. temperatures stay pretty steady. a cool evening with a partly cloudy sky. tomorrow morning's rush, ok, but in the middle of the northwest, and we will overspread our area into the evening. the afternoon rush will be impacted. here is what we are thinking. the but obsolete and freezing rain, which is liquid that comes down on contact. glaze of iceight across the area. even if the air is above freezing, if the ground is cold enough,

happy birthday to brian van de graaff. seasoned 25 years old. steve: seasoned. that is the key word. is a good? she likes it. outside right now, we're looking at temperatures at reagan national cracking the 40 degree mark. winds out of the south and southwest. a little bit of a chill in the air. temperatures less than town still in the uer little bit longer, but we will see glimmers of sunshine later on this afternoon. look at the warmth of all to the south and west of us. 60's inalking lower jackson, kentucky, bristol, tennessee. you get the point of what is on the way over the next 48 hours as warmer temperatures will overspread the mid-atlantic. rightre the conflict as now. we will stay dry for the afternoon into the evening hours. if you are going out to lunch, maybe a food truck they are finally out after the cold stretch, looking at temperatures in the low 40's by midafternoon. the drivetime home, no read the weather-related problems. upper 30's by 7:00. daytime hours continue to get longer with sunset at 5:05 p.m. cannot rule out a little bit patchy fog.

we will check in with meteorologist brian van de graaff on news channel is still the case. 38 degreesrees by 1:00 p.m. enjoy the mid-40's today and tomorrow. 60 degrees by saturday, then turning colder by the second half of the weekend. julie: right now trying to burn off some of this fall, we are looking at a crash on the west side of 66. we also have delays on the outer loop on the east side of town as you push north of andrews toward 50. right now a 25-minute commute. finally, eastbound on the icc, this class -- crash cleanup continues to block the far left lane. that is the traffic watch. larry: get traffic, weather, and news updates anytime with the abc 7 app. does it for "good morning america," so flip over to news channel 8 for the latest local news all morning long on good morning washington. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, award-winning actor hugh grant. and from the new film "the commuter," patrick wilson. and we continue our "jan-you-ary" with a look at a "simply keto" diet plan. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa