we'll look -- between cumberland and dorsett avenue.ok here, authorities saying you cannot turn left from whisk to dorsett. they're recommending little falls parkway as the best tr alternate, elsewhere, 16th at east/west highway involving an overturned vehicle. crews are trying to get the vehicle out of the way. they're blocking the westbound side of east/west highway. you can expect delays there. elsewhere, 95 northbound in virginia, the hov lane has an accident in the left shoulder. live look at 95 at lorton road, a 16-minute drive from the occoquan river bridge to the beltway. eun? >> thank you. >>> in just a few hours, students and staff will return to a new sandy hook elementary. classes will be in a nearby middle school. right now it's decked out in a winter wonderland theme. a small distraction after last month's horrific shooting. nbc's jay gray now live from monroe, connecticut, with other special touches to this new school. good morning. >> reporter: he good morning to you. yeah, it's going to be a difficult day for a lot of f

southbound route 355 between cumberland avenue and dorsett avenue. we've got two southbound lanes blocked there. you can get by one lane to the left. taking a look elsewhere, route 50 in maryland, no problems being reported as you travel from annapolis into the district. here is a live look at route 50. just right there around the beltway, you're looking at a six-minute ride as you travel from the beltway on route 50 toward the bw parkway. elsewhere on the roads, 66, seeing more volume building as you travel into the district. no major issues being reported. aaron, eun? >> thank you. >>> 5:10 now. bowing to the pressure. when congress can finally take up the issue of aid for victim of superstorm sandy. >>> also ahead, the changes pop star justin bieber is calling for after a man is killed trying to get a pic [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are fantastic but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the crescent dough...and presto! tuesday night just became crescent pizza pocket-tastic pillsbury crescents. let the making b

two southbound lanes closed between cumberland and dorsett avenue. elsewhere, taking a live look at 270 here, northbound lanes are the headlights heading into the screenment very little problems being reported there. elsewhere on the roadways, live look at 395 here at duke street. then again at the 14th street bridge, a 12-minute ride from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. aaron and eun? >> thank you. >>> 4:32. news4's melissa mollet with more. good morning. >>> good morning. we're getting information about two u.s. drone strikes overnight in northwest pakistan that killed 13 people including a senior taliban commander. he was ayoung nine people killed in a house. he had been injured in a suicide bombing in november. just to the north another four people were killed when a missile hit a vehicle. as soon as we get more information, we'll pass it along. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news4. >>> this is a big morning for students and staff at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. today the survivors of las month's tragic shooting

cumberland west, garrett county to see 6-inches. by 6:00 northern virginia clearing out, by the time we get toward 9:00 most of the snow east of the bay and quickly pulling away from us, that will leave us in good shape for the weekend, the sun will be back, a breezy day tomorrow and a warming trend beginning in earnest come sunday. yellow alert for snow developing this afternoon, 28, some spots only 24 or 25, 22 tonight in town with mid-teens north and west. again, this snow will be out i think by 8:00, 9:00. tomorrow, breezy, 34, we could crack freezing for the first time in four days. sunday looks nicer. not as cold, not as windy. 38. we head toward early next week, a chance of a shower monday, 46. tuesday 59. we'll have some rain moving in tuesday night into wednesday before cooling down [ male announcer ] when your business is powered by verizon, you can do more business per second. and with more reliable internet, that's more per second. and with a dedicated line, it's more per second. and with an additional line, it's more...

cumberland at 19. petersburg at 23.emperatures are 5-10 degrees colder than they were at this time yesterday. you are definitely feeling the chill. if you're walking much further than the house to the car, you will want to wear some gloves and hat. taking a look at the average high, 43 degrees. average low 29. i do not think we will get there with the average height. we will only get to the upper 30's today. much colder air being kept at bay. high pressure dominating us. we of the cloudiness this morning but will pull out for this afternoon. the will be a lot like yesterday. the cold front will approach tonight internally -- tonight and early tomorrow morning. our forecast for today partly cloudy and chile. high between 35-40. -- partly cloudy and chilly. if you are not following me on twitter or facebook, you are missing a lot. andii tweeted a picture. time for the seven-day forecast. adam live in the cold. >> i call it refreshing. it really is. it is january. it is supposed to feel like this. i have an update on some

the detour will be cumberland over to dorsett. it will be quite complicated for your morning drive. strongly suggest you leave early, pick up connecticut avenue or depending on where you need to travel from, there is also the option of taking the beltway at river road. southbound 355 wisconsin avenue remains closed off south of bradley but before you reach willard. 66 not so busy. looking good from 123 to the capital beltway. light traffic volume there. 395 open for business as you continue out to the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. traffic. >>> thank you very much. action on capitol hill is once again our big story this morning. 113th congress will be sworn in today. the new congress will bring with it some historic changes. >> the senate will remain in democratic control but there will now be a record number of women, 20 including an all- female delegation from new hampshire. there will also be more than vaicial difters at this and the fewest number of veterans in congress since world war ii. despite a deal being reached on the fiscal cliff by the

temperatures are in the upper teens in cumberland and oakland.n cross junction, winchester, the shenandoah valley, 20, 21 degrees. that goes down to gaithersburg, parts of loudoun county as well are chilly with 32 our warmer spots fredricksburg at 33 and easton, the lower eastern shore, you're at 27, feeling like 27. the winds are fairly light. here in d.c., again that pretty sky off to the east out of tysons corner with 30. officially cloudy at national but clearly we've got some breaks in the overcast and a dew point down in the teens. cold air covers much of the nation this third of january. casper is at 7 with 7 below in caribou. some spots in northern new york state, northern vermont are minus 15. minus 20 range. for us we'll watch the clouds thin out, especially this afternoon. look for sunny but chilly, upper 30s to low 40s. clear and cold tonight. we'll dip into the 20s once again in most of the suburbs to about 30 in d.c. and a blustery day tomorrow but sunny with highs in the low 40s. as we break down the forecast now, today's high only

oakland and cumberland, that is where we have a few areas of snow. it will be like. is not a tremendous amount of really cold air out there. here is the satellite and radar. this moves to the north and east as we move into the next few hours. tomorrow morning, everything should have moved out of here. skies will be clear. i'm confident there'll be sunshine tomorrow afternoon. in time for tailgating. it will be chilly, especially during kickoff time. temperatures are expected to be 45 degrees or so. hagerstown is where we have a little bit of a mix. it will not be much. it will be out of here relatively soon. temperatures rise into the mind 40's.per we will see lots of sunshine monday.ut the day on there is a big warming trend on coming wednesday, thursday, and friday of the upcoming week. 28-34 for our nighttime temperatures. the 40's. we will call for temperatures 44-45 degrees. should not pose a problem. an extended outlook is not something to be impressed by. inperatures in the 50's january. enjoy it. friday. by >> is that more like march temperatures? absolutely.

four in cumberland. but everybody will be similar from a half inch to close to an inch as far as total snowfall goes. we will have more for you. >> some people got the chance to get out of work before the first flakes fell. suzanne kennedy has that story. >> the snow is only going to fall for a couple of hours as doug said but it is the timing right in the middle of the evening rush hour that makes it somewhat problematic. by train or car they are getting out of town ahead of the second snow of the season. >> as far as i know, the snow is still due mid afternoon so i want to get home. >> it is better to get home. >> the b.r.e. platform was busier than usual with federal workers heading out to avoid getting caught. >> i believe if snow as coming as many folks as possible should get out of the city to reduce traffic and accidents and increase safety. >> several local school districts will early dismissal. at pyle middle school in bethesda they got out at noon. >> i think we are only supposed to get an inch

cumberland, 28; martinsberg, 27 degrees as well and in the mid- atlantic, they're in the deep freezell, especially to the north from d.c. look at boston. 16 and to the south, that is where the warmer air is and that is what we're going to benefit from. as we move into the extended period. in the meantime, still temperatures are on the cool side as we look to the upper mid-west into the 20s and some types on there as well and we're dealing with the cold know cans and under the influence of the ridge of high pressure. we have soon an odd flurry or two come through and a little bit of activity into the course of today and not a lot to talk about. to the south and across lower southern maryland and seeing some activity. the clouds are kind of lingering through there as well and that ridge of high pressure into tomorrow is going to slide into the southeast and we're going to end up seeing a day where we'll have a fair amount of sunshine. the clouds will increase into the later part of the day and we're going toen up seeing a chance in the -- to end know seeing a chance in the leave night

that is not bad for winchester and cumberland. the temperature is around 50 degrees.e cool clouds at 7:00. cool and cloudy at 7:00 and we'll start to get clearing, though, after 7:00 and actually a cold front is going to move on through and that will take the clouds away from us and it will take awhile. 44 degrees at 9:00 a.m. and 43 degrees. it's at 11:00 and already, you have had spring-like conditions down just to the south of us with 60s today and it looks like as we head through the weekend, okay, it -- all things are a go for just a spring-like weekend as we're talking about. the temperatures surging for everybody into the 60s. maybe some places, dare i say, up around 70 degrees on sunday? that might be a bit of a stretch, but may not be too much of a stretch. because i am thinking we're going to be mid-60s in town and we may be a little on the conservative side. a couple of showers moving through and in advance of the cold front. look back to the north and the west. we're already beginning to see some clearing skies up there. western maryland, most of pennsylva

cumberland at 30. we've got dulles at 32. to the south, fredericksburg at 35 degrees. we'll see this all change into rain a little bit later o the temperature playing a big part. it is currently 34 at d.c. the surface temperatures are expected to be at freezing and below. so we've got this low pressure system moving in associated warm front with it and that is bringing in all of this active weather we're dealing with. we'll be a far cry as we move through into the next couple of days where we'll see drier conditions and a big boost in our temperatures as we get a strong southerly flow kicking in. in the meantime, still some colder air lingering through into the course of tonight. later on today, when it does change for rain, we'll see the chance of fog. future raft, still some mix, a lot of rainfall to the south. same story for the 9:00 hour and then we get a little bit of a break starting to kick in and by 1:00, more rain. it is not a total washout for the day. there will somebody periods where you will see some breaks. as we move through into the later party of the d

he is an athlete from cumberland and a downhill skier. he has autism. so he will be participating in the special olympics. jake, i love your hair. it's red, white and blue and you are a winner, aren't you? tell me when did you first become interested in snow skiing? >> i understand that only two people from -- >> maryland, i think. >> maryland. >> actually qualify. so you're very, very special. when did you start skiing competitively? as it been a long time -- has it been a long time? >> when i was a junior. >> really, when you were adown your? >> i started skiing when i was a sophomore and started the competition when i was a junior. >> you did and you are obviously, very, very good. you're right. there are only two people from the entire state of maryland who will be competing. so you will be going to south korea. when do you leave? >> january 23rd. >> are you excited? >> yes. >> a- >> and your mom and dad are going with you you and they are -- with upander that' raising money for the trip. you still neat -- need a little bit of money. you told me you

four inches in frostburg, three in cumberland. hagerstown an inch and a half. stephens city 1.1. and purcellville 0.9 and .2 officially at reagan national airport. the temperatures are key. teens, low 20's. it will get colder tonight. we expect overnight 14 to 20 degree temperatures. the story will be icy spots. something we will have to watch. a little bit of a warm-up over the weekend but not finished with the possibly adverse weather. monday morning could bring more. i will explain in a couple of1.1. and minutes. >> not much snow around washington but making for a slow chute. we will now look at the roads. we will see how the traffic is moving in potomac. >> right off 270 traffic moving along including a fire truck going southbound right now. but earlier today some real problems because of the timing of this storm hitting at the beginning of the rush hour. it crawled along. i don't know if you can see but there were signs up warning people about icy roads and that was the big issue according to the transportation people here in maryland because the pavement temperature is righ

hagerstown, still 50. 4 in cumberland. satellite/radar combined, a couple of sprinkles. the frontal boundary did not have much moisture. for tonight, everybody clears out. breezy, just chill. >> reporter: yes lows 32 to 40. winds will pick up shortly. we'll come back, shy picture of a false spring and explain what a false spring is. >> thank you, top. >>> we all know the construction headache commuters are dealing with in tysons corner all in the name of progress, right? now you might be able to add higher taxes in the name of progress. the board of supervisors says the landowners could pay up to $0.07 per hundred dollars of value o. upon nents argue the tax will hurt future growth ?iewmplet damaging the very people you are trying to attract to tysons. who wants to buy a condominium or abs in tysons corner when i can go a mile away and pay less tax? >> so it's important that the people who are benefiting from the redevelopment are also participating in funding. >> the chairman says right now a long general assembly does not allow them to separate commercial and residenti

county, but temperatures are starting to inch up above freezing in most areas. 33 in hagerstown, cumberland at 32 degrees with 40 in fredericksburg. we are in the mid-30s now, so we are starting a slow climb toward low 40s. it is a dreary looking noon across dc. however page county, some other spots, i have had reports a little bit of sun is peeking through. we'll see a few peaks of sun and passing showers, high temperatures struggling to get into the lower 40s. i'll come back in a few minutes. temperatures will be up down and all over the place on the forecast when i see you next. >>> this morning's weather really made a messy start when it comes to trying to get to work and to school starting off monday, several delays kept people off the roads as crews worked to treat the highways and the side streets. delia goncalves has a look at the conditions in lowdon county. >> reporter: they were out while many of you were still sleeping. >> been a long night already, but worth it, 800 plow trucks were dispatched to coat northern virginia roads. they were mobilized at 10:00 sunday night. >> if you

lower 20s from cumberland at 23 and hagerstown also 23 to 28 in fredricksburg. that is our warm spot. looking at the windchills, though, doesn't feel warm anywhere. feels like 9 in hagerstown. feels like 11 at andrews. lexington park, they got a nice little snowfall out of this. outside on our michael & son weather camera, lots of sunshine. 26 at national. feels like 14 with the northwesterly winds at 17 and the humidity only 49%. we'll take the moisture that we've got. our weather headlines, we're talking about storm number two. it's on the way. it arrives tomorrow afternoon. could even be late afternoon, early evening. looks like one to maybe three for the area. i'm leaning more toward one but the fluff factor. if we get the snow ratios in the 15-1 ratio or higher, you know that could get you more. down south, all that snow, there wasn't a lot of liquid in it. you could probably clear it off your windshield with a stheez or a cough at -- sneeze or a cough at this point. we talked about this at the top of the broadcast, the storm coming out of areas of southern

doppler radar, western maryland in cumberland -- a little bit of sleet. not going to amount to a whole lot right now. we are going to look at the potential of a light lazing -- glazing early tomorrow morning. the roads have been well treated. let's see what we have in terms of a winter weather advisory -- for the district, it goes into effect at 3:00 a.m. chicago, pittsburgh, you could run into some travel delays you the wintry weather. here is our futurecast. pay attention to the timeline here. areas shaded in pink -- looking at the best chances for that light glazing. by tuesday, back into the 50's for daytime highs. nighttime lows, 27-33 degrees. daytime highs tomorrow will be in the middle 40's. rain and sleet changing to all rain. the extended outlook shows highs near 60 degrees on wednesday. we could be looking at the potential for a few severe thunderstorms, gusty winds and some heavier rain. >> weather advisory goes into effect at 3:00 a.m.. >> it is gradual. it is not going to be a lot of ice. just a little bit. it does not take a lot to cause pr

so, cumberland had 3 inches. maryland had half an inch. perserville, virginia, almost an inch. and martinsburg, west virginia, had an inch as well. leesburg half an inch and alexandria had half an inch as well. so temperatures, that's the key tonight. it's going to stay cold, still looking at slippery spots on the side roads. 19 in bethesda. 19 in arlington. this not windchills. 19 in fairfax. 21 in springfield. 18 at andrews. 19 up in laurel and 21 in annapolis. never got above 25 today. it was our third day with highs in the 20s. that has not happened since january of '09. this thing is just moving. about to clear the delmarva already. a couple flurries behind, but that's about it. except for, of course, our friends on the other side of the divide, where it will snow later on tonight and tomorrow with some lake effect snow. so, left over flurry possible. that's it. sweepable, not shovelable. it is dry snow, but some of the side roads are slick. put down just enough salt to cause it to melt and refreeze. breezy and cold on saturday. we might make it above freezing tomorrow. it

no real lightning with this but heavy showers coming through cumberland right now, through fort ashby. this line is moving east so paw paw, watch out, berkley springs, even hancock the next few hours. it will be moving toward you. then we're going to have to watch it again after dark here in the metro. temps up to 72 in fredricksburg. hagerstown has finally got the warm air. you're in the 60s now. 64. chilly on the bay in annapolis at 60. same with cambridge but andrews 678 with leesburg and b -- 68 with leesburg and bwi. it does not feel like january at any stretch. 63 at reagan national. i've seen gusts up to 30 in hagerstown. the barometer continues to drop. if your joints are telling you something is going o this is what's going on. heavy storms, tornadic thunderstorms across portions of alabama, georgia, eastern tennessee. this is a severe thunderstorm watch just to our west and southwest till 4:00. but all of this water is coming off to the north and the east. so it's not out of the question that one, maybe two inches of rain could fall if we get under some of these heavy downpo

martinsburg last night, dropping to 16 degrees and no one for winchester; 18, cumberland and frederick and 30 in the district and 28 for conoco and in to hagerstown. tomorrow, we can get up and over the market the temperatures are starting to drop down and with some clear skies and light winds and a high, thin cloud blocking the sunshine and not a lot and with that 32 where dulles is out and to monasses and culpeper to 38 degrees and looking at then toes tonight and thinking that some of those are not cold enough for what we're going get overnight and be prepared. 29 in the district, winds out of the west at five to 10 and tell, winds out of the west and that is brothyier than today and with the high thin clouds around and a sunny chill is how we'll describe the end of the first week of 2013 and with that 31 degrees at 8 in the morning and a temperature of 40 degrees and that satellite and radar are showing the clouds pulling out and lake affect snow showers to the north and some moisture to the south and this is likes -- looks like the storm track and passing to our north and not bad

so, cumberland, 13 inches of snow. perserville, almost an inch and martinsburg, west virginia, about an inch. so, i say for the immediate metro area is it. these two storms, one went north. this was the clipper that went north of us today and the second storm, this never gave us any moisture. i thought it might. it passed well to the south of us. consequently, we had very limited moisture to work with, with this clipper. in fact, this went far to the north of us. amazing we got as much snow as we did. grab your sunglasses tomorrow. be careful walking to get the paper and good news, something to look forward to. a milder air rolls in here next week. 16 to 24 tonight. partial clearing and cold. a 2 to 3 blanket night. winds out of the northwest at about 10. and then for tomorrow morning, teens and twenties. becoming partly cloudy, breezy, and cold. winds northwest 10 to 15. by afternoon, still kind of breezy. not windy, but breezy. partly cloudy, breezy, cold. need your sunglasses and wind northwest 10 to 15. the next th

starting at cumberland. and exiting into bethesda. that's what you will run into. looking at a 10 x 12 foot wide hole here. crews are certain there is a gas line nearby. they're waiting to find out -- where it is before they start digging. trying to make repairs. and they hope to have the left lane here on wisconsin. right at the avenue, the left lane open by the time the morning commute happens. even with that one lane open that is still going to be a big jam up here during the rush hour commute. we have also got to remind you with the temperatures dropping into the 20s tonight. you have slick roads. have to remind you to be cautious. of black ice. and overnight into the morning hours. live in chevy chase. and thank you. we heard from both reporters in the field. it is cold outside. steam 4 meteorologist doug kammerer is here. how much colder will it get? >> couple degrees. sitting at freeze, mark in the daes decemb d.c. area. sitting at 32 at 11:00 tonight. 24, martinsburg. 24 hagerstown. 2 in leesburg. fredericksburg coming in at 33 degrees. tomorrow morning is

but you jump the divide, 40 in cumberland. very nice. mid 40s hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester.in leesburg, manassas. again, fairfax 48. maybe 49. upper 40s downtown. you go up 270, you'll find upper 40s. chilly by the water. again, small craft advisory for the bay and tidal potomac. next three days looking very nice. 48 tomorrow. sunshine. 48 sunday. sunshine. bundle up on monday. temperatures go back in the mid 30s. and look what's coming our way after that. mid 20s on tuesday. mid 20s on wednesday. lows in the burbs will be in the single digit. we get into thursday, we go back into the 30s. when i was a kid, we'll have cold air, moisture, we'll get snow. no. it will warm up and it will rain on friday. >> oh. >> cold stuff ahead. >> it broke my heart when i was like 12 years old. >> really. >> i'm okay now. >> you're not into snow. >> no. >> and i would still like it too when i was 10. that was then. this is now. >> this is now. >> all right. >>> well, last night he hit oprah's couch to confess his doping over seven years. >> tonight critics say it wasn't nearly enough. we pic

a 30 in oakland and it is breezy in cumberland as you jump the divide.er 30s in hagerstown and martinsburg and even 40 here with the sunshine. low 40s at culpepper and warrenton and leesburg in manassas and fairfax. 42 downtown. 41 in rockville and gaithersburg only 40 in frederick. 41 in annapolis with a lot of wind and the small craft advisory until 6:00 p.m. on friday. the next few days, the weather alert code will be green. and it will be pretty cold on friday and chilly on saturday with a few clouds late and an okay day. playoff on sunday, great. partly cloudy, temperatures in the mid-40s, dress for the 30s if you're going to baltimore or fedex. the next seven days, we dropped temperatures a little bit on monday back into the lower 40s. that's just something that the temperatures are going back up next week. by tuesday they're in the lower 50s. wednesday, the lower 50s. maybe some rain on wednesday night and the bulk of wednesday may be all right and then5 next thursday. >> you can keep those arctic outbreaks for yourself. >> yes. seriously. >> you

be possible, but the bulk of the activity in the early afternoon anyway, it will be hagerstown, cumberland out in the mountains. it does push through the metro area though between about 5:00 and 7:00 tomorrow, just in time for the rush hours. and then the latest run will be a little further south than what it was. you folks in southern maryland, less of a chance, but even in fairfax and prince george's county, the district, they could hear the rumble of thunder before all is said and done tomorrow evening. so tonight, increasing clouds, chilly. a warm blanket night. low temperatures in the 30s. winds are easterly at 10. the next three days, we'll keep tomorrow green for now. 50 afternoon showers. warmer on saturday, 64. crazy warm on sunday. maybe a shower, but 69 degrees. next seven days? showers are possible on monday. still around 60. a better chance for more organized rain and maybe a thunderstorm on tuesday into wednesday. and then we do need the rain, derek, we really do. lowering the temperatures now. upper 40s on tuesday. back to 50 on wednesday and back to the mid-30s on thursday.

we have readings in the low 20s in cumberland and martinsburg. in fredricksburg and patuxent river naval air station 33. we're sitting at 31 here at reagan national. 24 in gaithersburg. look at your high temperatures today. they're ranging in the mid- to upper 30s in northern, western maryland. 38 easton and about 40 here in the district. it is 4:26. monika samtani, happy new year. >>> happy new year, howard. good to see you and good to be here. if you're planning to head over on 355, that's not going to be a good place to be. good morning, everybody. southbound route 355 overnight there was an 8-inch water main break. they do not have an estimated time when the road will reopen between dorset avenue and wisconsin circle southbound route 355 is completely blocked off now. as the rush hour progresses, that situation could get really bad. let's take a live look close by. route 355 wisconsin avenue at bradley boulevard. you can see that volumes are really light. the closure is south of this point. i suggest that you use bradley boulevard, little fal

be some showers south of 95, south of town, down toward 95, but most of the activity is down in cumberlandkland, petersburg. we get into the evening commute. by and large the heaviest activity and the most numerous showers will be north of town, gaithersburg, frederick, but i think we're going to have some wet roads coming home tomorrow. after that everything zooms out of here and we'll see drier air return in time for saturday. mainly dry morning commute, then showers, mainly afternoon showers, heavier north and west. still seasonably mild, not as warm as today but still 50, that's good deal. then the weekend, we are going to be in an april time warp this weekend. next three days, our 9 weather alerts will keep green for now. warmer saturday, 64. a few clouds sunday with showers. but, yeah, crazy warm, highs near 70. you can play golf, take a walk on the canal, do anything you want on saturday or sunday. even monday is okay. some showers, 60s, but not a washout. steadier rain as we get into tuesday and wednesday, then, oh yeah, we're in january. thursday cold, 35. that we're going to focu

cumberland 3 inches. latensville, half an inch. i'll give you an inch and martinsburg, about an inch as well. i'm going to zoom in on this little system. i looked at this on the satellite. we could, this could generate a flurry tomorrow morning. notice we haven't cleared out very quickly and that would be the case. it would take a while to get to partly cloudy skies. upper air system that will roll through overnight. could produce a flurry by morning. don't freak out if you see a flurry. it will be another cold january day when we struggle to get to 30. so, dry, breezy, and cold. grab your sunglasses. i almost fell today. and then milder next week, although, we are going to see the tail of two seasons next week. spring and snap back to winter. overnight, 16 to 24, partial clearing and cold. winds northwest at 10. now by morning, an early flurry is possible, partly cloudy, breezy, and cold. winds northwest 10 to 15. so if you get up early in the morning, your windchills will be in the single digits. by afternoon, partly cloudy, bree

al jazeera cumberland. >> india has made an official protest to neighboring pakistan after two soldiers were killed in kashmir. india's summer and -- summoned but pakistani high commissioner to explain. the army said pakistani troops killed the men after crossing a line of control tuesday. in pakistan they say the accusations are propaganda. it pakistani soldier was killed in the same region last week. the indian foreign minister called for calm on both sides. >> our intent has been conveyed very clearly. our anxiety has been conveyed very clearly. and we would expect an appropriate response from that side. i can once again repeat that this is completely unacceptable. at the same time, i think it is very important we make sure that whatever happened should not be escalated. we cannot and must not allow for an escalation of a very unwholesome event that has taken place. >> south african farm workers have gone on strike and are demanding double their minimum daily wage. they fired rubber bullets at striking bullets -- most of the strikers are part-time workers in the booming agricultural

comfortable temps for this time of year. 45 in gaithersburg. 41 in cumberland. fredricksburg is 38, one of our cooler spots this morning. and here in town as we look out on our michael & son weather camera, good visibility. skies are partly cloudy, 50 degrees. and with a northwesterly wind at 8 miles an hour. but that's national airport. they're a little warmer than most of our reporting stations right now and the barometer is way up. pressure is high. good thing because it's blocking this storm system from coming in our direction. lots of rain and snow coming in toward the northwestern part of the country again. this has been a really big rain maker in texas. all of this moisture flowing right off the gulf of mexico, right up the mississippi river valley. around here we saw a front come through yesterday afternoon. it did have a few sprinkles with it. that is long gone. behind it high pressure is built in so it's going to force that storm more to the north than in our direction. as we look at our futurecast, showing not that much in the way of cloudiness throug

temperaturessed an the region tomorrow, 42 dulles, 38 for martinsburg and 36 in hagerstown, 33 for cumberland, 37 winchester and playing a bit of a breeze, not a wind, but a noticeable west breeze. check out futurecast because we'll roll through friday on the dry side and the only thing that will change saturday, notice the deck of clouds that starts coming through in the late evening and into the overnight hours. so that will protect us from getting real cold overnight, a little mountain snow trying to develop sunday, but it looks like our sunday will be dry. that's great news for the skins and their fans. it looks like that temperature will be fairly comfortable as well. your fox 5 accuweather seven- day forecast, a couple more days in the low 40s and real cold nights. check this out for sunday, 46 degrees. i think kickoff temperature will be 45 for the skins and seahawks, monday about 44 degrees, still thinking we keep it dry and close to 50 tuesday and wednesday, but i would not be surprised if some showers tried to work their way into the forecast wednesday and we expect a few around thu

. >>> it has been a long night for firefighters in cumberland, california. they've been on the scene of a burned out home near the chinatown district to make a fire doesn't flare up again. more than 50 fights firefighters -- 50 firefighters battled the flames. they believe the house was abandoned. they're trying to figure out what started the fire. >>> all right. 4:21 about on this thursday morning. we want to look outside. tom kierein's here to tell us what you'll see out the window this morning. >> pretty good visible. we had low visibility an hour ago. could barely see the washington monument from this view. now it's improved a lot. now we just have lingering flurry after we've had about four, five hours of some light snow that's left anywhere from a dusting to as much as a half inch around the area. st. mary's county, some locations with one to two inches. an inch in the northern neck of virginia, lower part of the eastern shore. areas you see in the light gray and the white are where we're still getting some light snow. that includes all of northern vir

we are expecting snow this afternoon and evening. 29 in the district. 14 in cumberland. high's anywhere from 25-30. mostly cloudy and the snow time frame will be from about 2-9:00 p.m. that is why we have a winter weather advisory taking effect later today, not because we have a lot of snow but because it will be affecting the rush hour drive home. another coat of snow iran and its later on today. over all this weekend -- another coat of snow later on today. looking ahead, i think next week we will have high temperatures well into the 50's by tuesday and wednesday. we could be briefly talking about 60 degrees on wednesday but that will be accompanied by a few areas of rain. that is a look of the forecast. how about the commute? >> a quiet start and the district. off to a nice easy ride. 355 as we make our travels around the region. 207 also good. i like to see that pavement clear and free of snow. heading down to the beltway beach drive and the area is good. it looks like we are good on the parkway and baeach drive. a good start here of to the toll road. 95 lines are ope

high temperatures are ranging from 39 in frederic to 35 in cumberland.have more with monica and she has the latest with time safer traffic. >>> south of i-70, / route 40 and be aware of that, i am happy to say things have been looking great no issues coming in and as you traffic to fairfax you will be okay. let's look on the northbound side of interstate-95 and it is slow and that's because of an accident on the outer loop of the belt way and that's why you are going so slowly and if that is where you are headed leaving springfield and back to the area beyond. on the north side of town, bent way has been great, college park in bethesda and on the outer loop, you can see traffic is moving well on the top side of your screen. we will be back with more on the top side of your screen. >> let's look at what your partners are covering. good morning, anthony. >> good morning, andre and mike. >>> bill richardson has plans to visit north korea despite serious concerns. we will take you to the town at the center of a new reality show to hear what residents say is

yesterday. 20 degrees in the district to start today. 16 in gaithersburg and frederick. 14 degrees in cumberland. two systems that are affecting us, there's a weak clipper system to our north and another weak system down to our south. these will skirt the washington area and then merged over the ocean and become a bigger system. for us, this will just give us a glancing blow of light snow. another light coating. 27 degrees this afternoon for a high temperature, cloudy and cold only 25 at noon. the most likely scenario of snow accumulation will be about an inch. a 30% chance we could get 1.5 inches to 3 inches. even the high end potential is pretty low with this system. back above freezing by sunday with highs in the mid 30's. i will talk more about the warm up next week. now to jamee. >> all good news from the traffic center. it has been a nice friday morning commute. better than yesterday. newschopper 7 over 270. a little volume in urbana and hyattstown, but that's all. southbound through germantown and rockville, no delays. the same story arielle the beltway. leading college park, new hampshir

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cooler in winchester, but cumberland is at 41 degrees this hour. all up and down the mid atlantic. those temperatures into the 40s as we head to the south. we see warmer air. there's a significant dividing line in the country that is starting to establish itself and right here where the colder air from canada is starting to settle in quite a bit. we are seeing temperatures drop rapidly. we will see that colder air start to shift our way as the jet stream makes a dip to the south and we get this influx of arctic air that settles in. it's going to make a significant difference for us. not a lot going on here. a little bit of activity. cool conditions with just a few clouds across the area with that ridge of high pressure being in control, not too much happening. we'll see a few clouds as we head into tomorrow as well. so we have one cold front that is out to the west. that's going to slide its way across the area as we move into sunday. it will be cool, breezy, as we see that ridge of high pressure pull out and a second frontal system behind that. th

frederick is 36 and hagerstown, 37 and in cumberland, they're to 34 degrees.te here, everyone is above freezeing and there is no worries. and look at the warmth surging down south and to little rock, 75; national, 52 for cincinnati. chicago is back into the mid- 40s and nice for them. remember, last week, were talking single digits for fargo. international falls, minnesota, places through minnesota, the temperatures were cold and that changeed. we got rid of the arctic air mass and we get into some of this down here into the ohio river valley, the tennessee valley and that is the next few days and some highs into the middle to low 50s with the exception of the northeastern counties and the potential to the north and eat, that you could be stuck in the 40 asif they keep the cold air in place. at lost we're in the mid-50s and some limited amounts of sunshine. into wednesday, believe it or not, there is a chance, showers and some thunderstorms because of the warm air that is coming in. the high wins and we could have a couple of thunderstorms late into the aftern

cumberland, 30 degrees. 29 at hagerstown. gaithersburg is at 30 degrees. the low 40s and all up and done the mid-atlantic, temperatures well below the seasonal average. we expect to be into the low 40s into the course of today. that colder air is setting in across areas of the northeast. we will see changes in the midweek. ridge of high pressure moving its way off the coast. we have this low pressure system with an associated warm front pushing in. that is setting us up for what we're dealing with with the freezing rain and sleet and eventually the rainfall. behind all this, we are going to see? change as we move through into your tuesday, wednesday period. we'll send up seeing a little bit of sunshine head in. then a stronger frontal system on wednesday. that could bring us the chance of an isolated thunderstorm, believe it. believe it. by the 6:00 hour, we still filling in quite a bit. rain behind all. this and by this affect, as i said, it will be mainly rain but it is not a total washout. let's check in now with traffic and julie wright. >> as the stor

cumberland, maryland, one of the cold spots. windchills in the low to mid-20s right now.t is a south breeze. that means things should warm up relatively nicely later this afternoon. we'll have no chance for rain today or tomorrow or monday. so that is welcome news. a cold start. it'll stay on the chilly side today, but technically it'll be warmer than average. highs today in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees for a lucky few. tomorrow and monday it will be cooler. we'll talk how much coming up. >> chuck, thank you. >>> the inauguration festivities kick off today. thousands will be on the mall for a national day of service. >> nbc's danielle lee continues our coverage with more on today's event. >> reporter: richard and angie, good morning. off in the distance we can hear a band practicing, even before the sun is up. a lot of activity going on here. in just a couple hours, thousands of people are going to be coming to the national mall here. many will come to visit the memorials, but they'll also see a massive tent that's just a couple blocks away from me. it was built at th

only 19 at cumberland. in the west, 25 at dulles. 27degrees at manassas.is a look at national temperatures. this is where we're going to see a big change. you can see where the cooler air is dipping well down into virginia and into delaware areas. but to the south of there, we have this nice warm air that will push its way up the mid- atlantic. we'll benefit from a jet stream that will be more to the north and finally warm us up a little bit. in the meantime, skies, not a lot happening. high pressure in control. it will slide off the coast. we'll be left with a frontal system to deal with, and that front will bring us a few changes. ridge of high pressure today. mostly sunny. take a look what's coming our way. it's freezing rain. we're talking about freezing rain in the overnight hours, but more so into the early, early morning of monday, lasting through to the late morning to midday before it changes to rain. morning commute impacted. freezing rain advisory for the areas shaded in purple from 1:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. monday. and for garrett county maryland

disturbance coming through. 39 in quantico, 36 in cumberland.here in washington, we'll get awfully close to 32 here by early tomorrow morning. looking at satellite radar, starting the day with sunshine. here comes our weak disturbance. most of this is not touching the ground but there are some indications, some the computer models suggesting you gets enough moisture that we could see a couple of flurries or sprinkles during the late night hours, again, midnight to about prime time. you can see just a week little upper level disturbance coming through. not going to amount to very much. that will bring some cloud cover and as we get into the day, right back into the sunshine. let me show you the future cast. putting into motion, here we are at 1:00. future cast not very impressed with anything at all out there earlier, a couple of flurries to the north and west. here we are at 4:00 a.m. with the possibility of a couple of sprinkles or snow showers here. we'll clear it all out by early tomorrow morning. here we are by 4:00, game time, sunshine, tem

we still have a deep freeze in cumberland where it's 21. 24 hagerstown. but 29 in southern maryland and we'll be working on highs into the middle and upper 30s today. good news there with a good deal of sunshine. so it should feel nice. when i go outside for my weather hit on the he they are patio, won't be that bad with the sun and the wind not so cold. all righty, the next thing up to talk about. this freezing rain event that will be happening tomorrow morning. we have a winter weather advisory and this is for the counties shaded in purpose am, including loudoun and frederick. it does not include the metro d.c. beltway counties or southern maryland. but we could still have slick spots tomorrow morning with the icing event being so close. so today, we have the sunshine. the timeline is up here in the title. 5:30 tonight. no problem. just clouds on the increase. let me pause this for you tomorrow morning. 5:30 in the morning. you see that pink. this is that icy mixture. could be a little bit of sleet. it could be freezing rain and it could be possible aro

currently 34 at dc. 32 at gaithersburg. 32 at cumberland and 30 at hagerstown.ok at what's going on. high pressure pushing way off the coast. low pressure system with a warm front. going to stall out over the midatlantic into your tuesday. we have warmer air pushing up as well. we are talking warmer day as we move through into your tuesday. dry day on tuesday. wednesday is even warmer. can you believe low 60s after being into the 30s? a chance of seeing thunder storms. we'll watch that as well. here's future cast. take a look at pushing forward. by noon today pretty much in the clear. wet weather to the north and to the west of us. spotty shower pops up as we get the 5:00, 6:00 hour. bare that in mind for your evening commute. and into the evening hours not a whole lot happening except the clouds and fog to be sticking around. 41 for today. for tonight, we're going down to 38, overcast, breezy. a possible spotty shower could pop up. dry conditions tomorrow warming up to 55 degrees. wednesday is the day we hit into the low 60s. 61 degrees. a variance in these tem

.; 27 in monasses and martinsberg; 18 as we look at cumberland to the far west. this is going to be a chilly night. this is a look at the planner tonight. partly cloudy skies, the winds will stay light. overnight lows remaining into the 20s and we're not going to warm up too much into the course of tomorrow. as i mentioned, the best treat is to come and that is going to be in the extended forecast. i will be happy to share that with you. i want to tell you, laura, it's going to be short-lived. it's going to be one of those enjoy it while we have it. reality is going to kick us again and we'll see where we should be temperaturewise in our doorstep. >> something to look forward to. >> yeah. >> thank you very much. >> all right. >>> volunteers today spent the day at arlington national cemetary collecting wreaths. over the holidays, more than 100,000 wreaths were placed on grave sites there. the volunteer cleanup ran from 8-1 and the event was open to the public. >>> for several years now, a spoof group known as bad lip reading has been known to make some spoofs out