this is similar to what we will see tomorrow. 32, dulles, manassas 30, culpepper 34. this entire area potential to get near freezing or possibly below. that is why the freeze warnings are in effect for those locations. temperatures now starting to fall to the 50s. 51 in hagerstown. mid 50s at national airport. the stubborn for area of low pressure continues to be situated over new england throwing back snow and rain showers into vermont and new hampshire. the clouds still a sign of all the cold air in place. some of the clouds didn't make it to the south. the cool air mass stays in place, the frost and freeze potential remains in the forecast through tomorrow morning. high pressure starting to build back in for monday and tuesday allowing more sunshine to develop. temperatures will soar to near average. this evening, through the 50s, partly cloudy, winds 15 miles an hour. in the overnight the winds go calm and the cold spots 32 degrees to 42 around the metro area. for your monday, mostly sunny skies, pleasant day, 60 to 65 for the high temperatures. a little bit of im

for the shenandoah valley, culpepper, rappahannock, tomorrow morning, 8:00. if you have some plants outside, you may want to bring them in. nothing to worry about to the north and east of us, as twins will turn up the atmosphere enough to keep any frost from if -- as the wind will turn up the atmosphere enough -- churn up the atmosphere to keep any frost from us. satellite radar, mostly clear skies. high pressure builds just to the west of us. we will look for a change in wind direction and then warmer temperatures, but tomorrow, a chilly start. with a little frost, you may have to scrape off your windshield. winds of the northwest. tomorrow, temperatures move into the 50's, and by afternoon, daytime highs approaching the 65 degrees. winds will increase just a bit. -- approaching 65 degrees. a nice warm-up towards the middle of the upcoming work week. low 70's. some rain showers into the mix a late friday, into the upcoming weekend. the upcoming weekend looks pretty walk wet -- some rain showers into the mix late friday. >> all right, thanks, steve. >>> comin

rain here, just over that in quantico a half an inch of rain you folks in frederick, maryland, and culpepper as well. light rain today. scattered showers. nothing too heavy. things will change by the beginning of the weekend. the skies are clearing. even though we'll start the day with fog, i think we'll clear out quickly as the wind starts to pick you. meanwhile, there's a big storm moving through the west. that storm will be leaded this way. a severe weather outbreak is likely on friday as the storm system moves to the east. it starts feeding on moisture coming out of the gulf of mexico. right now, severe weather looks as though it will be from texas up toward nebraska over to southern illinois and down to mississippi. then we could see some thunderstorms here on friday. i don't think we'll have any severe weather. but thunderstorms are something we haven't seen much of. the reason is because there hasn't been a lot of moisture coming out of the gulf of mexico. that's energy that storms need and tornadoes, too, to form. our count for 2010 only 94 nationwide. 94 reports compared to 362 in 2

now hanging on to 66 at bwi. 68 in washington and you'll find a 70-degree reading down toward culpepper, virginia. the rest of the evening, down to the low 60s. variable cloudy skies. enjoy it and enjoy a dry start tomorrow. after tomorrow early, things begin to change. we'll talk about when the rain comes in and when it blows out all coming up. >>> let's talk pets. specifically stink bugs. what exactly is a stink bug? they are those pesky, creepy, crawly bugs that invade our gardens and communities. they are easy to spot, too, with the brown armor plated outer shells, but what makes the bugs smell so bad? it's when you kill them. experts say the owedder is something you will remember. that's why they have to wear latex gloves. >> reporter: people that have no problem will just squish it although the stink will be all over their hands. >> experts say the stink bug is considered a good bug since it eats all of the harmful insects like clover, worm caterpillars, things that eat up your garden. >>> coming up, it is an eye ontic compound with nacl. you know it as table salt. coming up, why

you find one 70 degree reading down in culpepper, virginia. through the rest of the evening, staying pleasant in the 60s. generally cloudy skies. we'll talk more about when the clouds may spit out a little bit of rain coming up. kelly? >> thanks, wyatt. >>> today, america lost a piece of its history. civil rights activist and long time president of the negro council dorrly height has died. she helped orchestrate the civil rights movement of the 1960s. late activist c. delores tucker once called her a legacy. we'll have more coming up tonight at 5:30. >>> tonight, a visitation is being held for former naacp executive director dr. benjamin hooks. the visitation runs through 8:30 at a church in his hometown of memphis. he died last week at 85. he led the naacp to prominence in 1970s and 1980s. >>> funeral arrangements have been set for former baltimore archbishop william borders. he died yesterday of colon cancer. he was 96 years old. a public viewing take place thursday at 10:30 at the cathedral of mary our queen located at 5200 north charles st

as we look towards the west, chillier, coming in at 39 in to winchester and also in to culpepper w.edealing with not a whole lot. a few clouds streaming in to area. high clouds as high pressure really does its thing and gets its act together and brings us sunshine. yesterday the low pushing out to sea working its way away as we are going to deal with the warm temperatures moving in, ample sunshine in the forecast. make sure you do your thing enjoe it -- enjoy it. 78 in to arlington, lows around 57 degrees and we will be seeing more of the same in terms of more sunshine as we go through the seven-day forecast. nice and warm, for the next three days. then we have a little bit of a break for easter. chance for a shower. in the upper 70s and by monday, tuesday, wednesday, of next week, what can i say, 80, 81, 82, take it away. >>> enjoying the wonderful weather. live shot of 95 northbound in virginia. now no problems to report up towards the mixing bowl. onto the capital beltway, here at route 50, you can see that there are no issues to report by arlington boulevard. it's like that pret

temperatures across the rest of the region, mid 60s to the south and west of us, virginia, piedmont, culpepper64 degrees. one cool spot, winchester, martinsburg, cooler there, lower 60s. we are not feeling any influence from the bay breezes at all. most likely we will not because our winds should be out of the northwest moving off land, off shore. that's good news there. doppler radar keeping thing dry. we had a cold front come through, but no moisture with it dry with a few clouds around. let's compare the temperatures this time yesterday. eight degrees warmer than 24 hours ago, that's because the absence of the low clouds and fog it is cooler out towards west of the appalachians, towards the ohio valley. that's because the air mass has cooled off behind the front, still temperatures well above average. we have another round of heat building our way coming in for tuesday and wednesday. still warm behind this frontal passage a few mid to high level clouds outside now, as the front moves off shore, skies will clear out more by the afternoon. high pressure off the east coast will bring a nice so

culpepper at 68, manassas, 63, falls church 64 degrees. 65 in bethesda and rockville. 66 in frederick, maryland. even all the way out into the mountains of west virginia. martinsburg, charlestown all into the low 60s at this point in time. it will be a great day to the outside today. plenty of sunshine, delightfully mild. there is a bay breeze coming into effect so folks if you're going to go out towards annapolis and do a little sailing today, a little chillier alongside the bay. tomorrow, those winds are more southwesterly and everybody gets into the warming action. highs tomorrow running 15 to 20 degrees warmer than average for the second day of april. as we go on into the weekend, it's going to stay nice around here. good friday, good indeed. sunshine and 81 degrees. saturday, mostly sunny and 83. even the the easter bunny going to have to watch out, barbara. some of those eggs might start to melt in all that warm weather. >> have to wear sunglasses, huh? >> look cool, though. >> you'll look cool. thanks a lot. >>> there are a lot of 7-year-olds who like to color, but most of them