culpepp culpepper, high of 55. the river, high temperature of 49.ning clouds will give way to plenty of midday and afternoon sunshine to, once again, enjoy. notice hour temperatures continue to warm. monday, a high around 60. it gets better if you want warmer weather. tuesday high of 66 degrees. that's close to 70. and then for our wednesday, cool, high of 54, rain moves in for midday and afternoon. it could end as a little bit of snow wednesday night. if that does happen, we are not looking at any accumulation. and after that, it will turn cole and breezy for thursday and friday. a high temperature on thursday of 39 degrees. not only that, when you factor in the wind, it will feel cooler. it will feel like it's around 30 degrees upper 20s during the day. winter's not done yet. friday, temperatures improve a little bit, high of 47. still breezy and then for saturday, next saturday, chris, high temperature of 56 degrees. >> i feel like this the first time we've strung together three, four nice days in a row. >> you know, the good news, like you said

and culpepper schools will be closed tomorrow, and charles and st. mary's, and loudoun county school cans will be on a two-hour delay. doug kammerer, it is going to be staying cold for a while? >> well, a little while, but not the frigid air again. this is simply amazing and historical how cold we were last night and into the early morning. take a look at the the numbers the lows today, 14 in d.c. on the cold side, but most areas away are from the water, much colder 4 below in manassas, and 6 below in culpepper, and we set a couple of records. one of the records with was dulles airport, and the old record is 6 degrees in 1980, and the new record is 1 below zero, and we tied a record at bwi, and it with t ith was the coldest temperature ever. and so it is not going anywhere any time soon, but we will see some warming coming up in the next couple of days. >> thank you, doug. and now a traffic issue that has the d.c. mayor so upset that he is talking to the secret service. this was tweeted yesterday saying that the southbound lanes were closed because o

then you head south, where temperatures will be mild. 57 for a high in culpepper and fredericksburg,s -- it's raining in d.c. metro area, we're starting to see a wintry mix for areas like frederick and washington counties in maryland, maybe even northern parts of loudoun county in virginia. 6:00 we're already down into the mid 40s, and then temperatures will drop quickly as that arctic cold front pushes through the area. here's your snow forecast. by the time we hit monday afternoon and evening, here's how much snow you can expect, the entire area, almost, picking up five to ten inches of snow. so travel will y on monday morning and monday evening. for the most southern parts of southern maryland and areas around the northern neck, a little bit less there, of about two to fiv inches. i'll be posting this snap on my twitter and facebook pages and of course we're going to continue to track this forecast u because if the storm moves a little bit further north or further south, we could see more or less snow. a good chance, a 50% chance that we're seeing five to ten inches of snow, but t

culpepper has an active snow emergency. the district says that snow plans will go into effect tomorrow morning. drivers will be ticketed if they do not remove their cars. feese last storm, impound and tickets total $180,000. we have an important note for metro riders. all metro bus service will be suspended tomorrow. that includes metro access service. we will try to figure out when service may be restored. there will be a final decision by 4:00 a.m. tomorrow on whether they will run full-service. crews plan to treat platforms and parking lots as needed. they will reduce a fellow service south of new york city la servicew -- ace south of new york city. it is hard to believe that we experienced spring-like weather today. any people took advantage of that. >> it is very wacky weather. it is raining right now in georgetown. tomorrow, we will be battling sleet and snow. thought be season of snow was finally melting away, a number storm is in the making. people are longing for the dog days of summer. >> i am wearing two pairs of

in gaithersburg and 37 in manassas, 39 in culpepper. lexington park is 35 degrees. better than we were this time yesterday by about 10 degrees across the region. it is nice to see a little bit of the yellow and orange color this hour. high-pressure to our north today will be a big controlling feature. the high-pressure system was battling the moisture to the south and it is just wrong enough it is kicking up a little bit of cloudiness associated but police we will not get wet. we keep our eye on the potential of a local still system that will take a similar track and get close to our region tomorrow night. this is our futurecast. we will show you this afternoon, things look fine. to the overnight hours, more than increasing cloud cover once again. skies are generally pretty cloudy tomorrow. more so than what we are expecting today. temperatures down just a little bit. a few degrees and likely in the upper 30's as opposed to the upper 40's. a little bit of the moisture is trying to sneak in here on your friday morning. our best chance will be across southern maryland

tomorrow but many districts are opting for two-hour delays because of icy roads, including fairfax, and culpepper, fredericksburg are planning on delays tomorrow and d.c. public schools will open on time. we have a complete list at the bottom of your screen and on nbc washington.com. >> some of the lanes in route 50 in maryland are still closed tonight. crews are trying to move a tanker truck across the road. it happened near enterprise road in buoy. >> things are moving a lot better on route 50, both east and westbound, after a serious tie-up a few hours earlier. a tanker hit the jersey barrier separating eastbound and westbound traffic in bowie. it was determined that the tanker's cargo didn't pose a threat. no other vehicles were involved, though the driver had to be cut from the truck cab. maryland state police say the driver suffered a medical condition that caused him to leave the roadway. officials aren't saying just what that truck driver's medical condition was but we are told he's expected to recover. >> we're learning more tonight about the victims of saturday's deadly house fire in ar

warming up nicely. 71 is the temperature in washington right now. 64 in frederick, 73 degrees down in culpepper, so it is mild, a beautiful evening. for the rest of the evening hours, we will remain mild breezy. by midnight we're down to 54 again, 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. i'll have more on your forecast for sunday coming up in ten minutes. >> thanks, enjoy it while it lasts. >>> a shift in power tonight, we have got the dramatic details as russia tries to take control of a ukrainian base. an a ninst the nsa by the agency is >>> some d.c. students and their families got to talk to the mayor about some rights and some wrongs about their schools. student leaders and city officials were there to answer questions and address plenty of concerns about education in the city. parents asked about the digital divide in d.c. classrooms and how neighborhood boundary changes that will affect which schools their kids go to. >>> 12 different satellite voting centers are up and running right now throughout the city. d.c. voters can cast ballots of any early voting center regardless of what neighborhood they

fredricksburg, culpepper, 64 or 65 tomorrow. winds northwest this afternoon. winds go near calm overnight and return from the southwest during the day tomorrow. that's the reason for the nice warm up. get ready for a nice day tomorrow. pick of the litter this week is going to be tuesday. for today, clouds and sunshine mix together. breezy and cool. going to feel as i mentioned 15 to 20 degrees colder than yesterday. >> here's the forecast with more april at the front. 60 tomorrow, 66 tuesday. showers coming in on wednesday. could be quite a bit of rain, an inch or more. watching that carefully. it might end with rain snow mix early thursday morning. not looking for accumulations. a harsh reality check back down to early february like weather with highs in the 30s thursday. little recovery friday. still on the chilly side. by next weekend, things start to improve. fly a kite today and find a way to take tuesday off. >> we'll work on it chuck. thanks. >> let the boss know thanks. >>> technical problems, foul play. a lot of questions about the malaysia flight tha

in the 50s, 57 in washington, 59 in camp springs, 48 degrees up in frederick, 47 in haggerstown, culpepper coming in in the upper 50s, lows will be in the 40s across the area, with showers across the area, we're looking at a temperature in washington to only drop to about 49 degrees, so waking up tomorrow morning, it's not going to too bad, but actually look at what happens with temperatures throughout the day. so 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, not only could you be seeing some fog, but you're also dealing with rain, at that point, 53, look at the temperatures, they'll be slowly falling throughout the day. 11:00 a.m., we're in the upper 40s, mid 40s by 3:00, again, showers throughout the day, not only that, but like i said, it's cooler and you're really going to be noticing the winds tomorrow, breezy to even windy conditions at times. a high temperature on monday of 62 degrees, plenty of sunshine tuesday, hard to believe it is april 1, plenty of sunshine, a temperature of 68 degrees, this is not an april fool's joke, our temperatures are going to be very pleasant as we start off april. 68 for a high

with any amount of sunshine today and continuing south wind, we reach 55 washington, 57 a culpeppe culpepperl kpucompr model. almost everybody getting in on rain drops. rain continues through 7:00 to 8:00 this evening. the change over to snow in place. by midnight tonight, there's the changeover. rain in green, sleet and ice this the pink. all snow in the blue here. notice with time all that cold air draining down into the area. we'll flip everything over to snow. here's the guarantee. it will start as rain and will end as snow. as near record cold drops in behind this storm system. most of the snow out of here during the course of the day monday. how much snow might we get? each time i'm going to show a different version of the computer model forecast and what i think is going to happen. the european model is cranking up between 7 and 10 inches of snow. here's our forecast. most of the area in the 5 to 10 inch amount here in the metro area, about 6 inches national and old town. 7, 8, or 9 inch across the northern and western suburbs. this is going to be a high impact event. of course the ti

we will hit our high of 50 degrees, and then it's areas like fredericksburg and culpepper and charlottesville that could be dealing with an afternoon shower, and only a 10% chance that washington is dealing with a passing shower. that threat is for southern maryland and the northern neck. 6:00 p.m. we are in the upper 40s again and the clouds hanging on strong. monday, plenty of sunshine but cold. a high of only 43. tuesday, a high of 40. we are looking at snow and some rain to be mixing in with future weather. here we are, 6:00 a.m., and we're tracking some snow. mixing with some rain throughout the day, and people have minor accumulations from this, and maybe around two searches or less right now, and it's cold and breezy, and then, chris, it's cold and very breezy on wednesday. temperatures in the upper 30s, but windchills only in the 20s. >>> a lot of people took advantage of the weather today. more than 400 came out to run the be true 5k in rockville. sam williams was an honor student that died in a car crash last june and the money raised will go to the leadership foundation for be t.r.

in southern maryland and parts of northbound virginia like culpepper, fredericksburg, you will see seven to ten inches, maybe upwards of a foot. a lot of snow will fall. the most snow will fall during morning hours tomorrow. and on into the midday hours. and again though, this storm system is continuing to evolve. we will look at numbers throughout the evening. if we need to do so, we'll update this map. i'll be on a little later this evening at 11 sko:08. there is a 60% chance that most of the d.c. metro area is getting six to ten inches of snow from this event. only about a 20% chance that we see a little bit more or less than that amount. we are definitely seeing snow. and again, the second story. the temperatures. 43 in washington. 37 in frederick. look at how far we've fallen by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the 20s for washington. through southern maryland into northern virginia. and then temperatures will continue to plummet throughout the day tomorrow as snow starts to wind down by 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., most of the area will be mainly dry but then look at the temperatures. so whatev

as they pull out, colder air pulls in. 34 hagerstown, 46 fredericksburg, 45 culpepper, winchester, stanton, harrisburg, 30s and 40s. current wind chills back down to mostly in the 30s. you're going to need the extra layer of warmth today. your hometown forecast in leesburg, virginia. lunchtime temperature 42. mid afternoon temperature 47. about a 20 degrees drop from yesterday. again when you add in the wind, going to feel more dramatic thank that. upper 30s by 9:30 tonight. start off temperatures tomorrow morning back down near freezing in many neighborhoods. highs around the area today. i think we'll get back up to 50 in town. upper 40s and much of montgomery county. mid-40s maryland and upper 40s along the western shore of the chesapeake bay. another changeable week of weather comings our way. always ahead of the weather by following us on facebook, twitter and downloading the storm team 4 weather app. winds down tonight and come back south and southwest tomorrow. that spells a warm up. for today, breezy and cooler. highs today generally upper 40s and low 50s. here's your all important

fredericksburg, culpepper, manassas. by the afternoon, we might get a few more breaks in the cloud cover. maybe a little sun coming up. overall, still quite cloudy. ought to make it into the low 40s in the metro area and points south north and west, hovering around upper 30s to 40 in the afternoon. mostly cloudy tonight. temperatures not as cold. only gradually dropping back down to the upper 30s by midnight tonight. and then by dawn tomorrow, we'll be down to the low 30s. we are gaining daylight every day. in fact, we are gaining about two and a half minutes than we had yesterday. we'll continue that trend. minutes per day, around two, 2 1/2 minutes now till the end of march. it drops off by the time we get to the summer solstice. average temperature this time of year 58. we'll be quite a bit below that here today. tomorrow should be in the upper 40s to near 50. thursday, finally getting a little bit above that average on the first day of spring on thursday. then friday ought to make it in the low 60s. and then on satur

a couple in their 80s says they got the boot from the mcdonald's in culpepper for sitting too long. barbara ann and carl becker say they were approached by the manager of the restaurant last month and told them that their half hour was up and they had to leave. the beckers wrote a letter to the local paper, and the store owner has apologized, but he has not said if there is really a half hour limb on eating there. >>> and the officials from prince george's county school has gotten a big boost from a man who has already contributed to the county. the yoman from william hall academy has given a big donation. >> reporter: today, the announcement is a big boost for the prince george's county school district as they have been struggling to retain new teachers. this $1 million contribution could hope to change that. today, the peterson foundation is going to be going to teach for america specifically focused on teachers working in the prince george's county county, and this is to be a major boost. they have 100 teachers participating in the teach for america program, and now with $1 milli

county and then camp spring with bowie coming in 65, and then portions of northern virginia, cu culpepper, and fredericksburg around 70, and manassas, the temperature about 68 degrees, and once again, it is nice. the tuesday is looking fantastic. how about wednesday? well, we get to 70, and we have a good chance for some storms on wednesday, and most of it should be late in the day. maybe there is showers between 3:00 and 5:00, and then after that time period, we will see a chance of thunderstorms around 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, and some of those could be briefly heavy, and we could see a brief downpour, but that is it. it will not be a big rainmaker. not anticipating anything severe. and then you have to look at thursday with a high temperature of 34 degrees, but watch this, these are the windchills of 62, and no real windchill wednesday, but here is the windchill of thursday morning, and 7 in d.c., and leesburg, and so we go from spring right back to winter. good news? only one day. we go back to near 60 by saturday. >>> and the whiplash weather. thank you, doug. new details coming in from the

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culpepper got down to 7 below this morning. now it's 21 above. ta's warmed up 28 degrees in the last several hours and should make it up to around the freezing mark by mid afternoon. that's 20 degrees colder than average this time of year. barbara? >> thank you, tom. >>> the cold weather could be to blame for a tractor trailer accident on the dulles toll road this morning around 6:30. chopper 4 got the video of this semi stranded by the main road and off ramp. it's one of these accidents that turned out to be a slippery morning commute. chuck bell has been monitoring the sometimes dangerous roads in the storm team 4 by 4 all morning. chuck, how are the roads looking now? >> the big roads are fine, capital beltway and most of the numbered state roads are improving very rapidly. as you can see here the view outside the front of the storm team 4 by 4, when you get back in the neighborhoods, in potomac and, indeed, these little shadyside streets have been very hard hit by the ice and not very hard hit by road crews. as a result, these windy neighborh