. >> we have this front moving through delmarva, and we're starting to see an increase in the wind gusts. i'm starting your wind gusts hour by hour starting at 6:00 p.m. and going through 8:00 p.m. there's a difference between your sustained wind gusts over a long period of time and sustained winds, that little bit of push in the wind that you feel walking or driving. we're seeing all right an increase in those wind gusts, 13 for trenton, 34 for pottstown, philadelphia 31 for you, and wilmington 34-mile-per-hour wind gusts, so the national weather service has issued a high wind warning starting at midnight until 6:00 p.m. on monday, the entire day effectively. 41-mile-per-hour wind speeds for philadelphia, at midnight 37 for trenton, mt. holly also seeing really strong wind gusts, so the story for today will be the increase in those wind speeds and wind gusts. i'll be timing those out for you and the 10-day on ten. >>> four people are in the hospital in north philadelphia after police say they were suffering from possible carbon monoxide poisoning, firefighters had to break into one of t

it's well east of us over delmarva now.an that things calmed down and ridge of high pressure bulling in. it was a busy day and rights now as far as watches and warnings are concerned not much happening and we have severe thunderstorm watch well south here of delmarva that expired 8:00 other warnings up now ended and strong winds to be concerned with now however and i want to you be acquire of that gale warnings across the waters. winds gusty as well as tomorrow. downed trees and power lines with today's storm. widespread in many neighborhoods and also we had hail that went from pea sitz to dollar size so quite a contrast this and near annapolis a report that a house was hit by lightning and winds 60 miles an hour or more and specifically waldorf those winds gusting 64 miles an hour. now, charles koumentsy did have a tornado warping earlier today and national at weather service yet to confirms exactly what it was if it was tornado that hit the area or not. and they'll go out in the next day or so and sustained winds 7 to 20

it is all in the state of delaware, entire delmarva peninsula, entire southern half of the garden state, so northwest, certainly not immune either. you have wind advisory, more on that, a little later in the show here. but as also mentioned, gusts could still peak as high as 60 . i've seen so far 63-mile per hour gusts meantime, though, win gusts currently, certainly not much better out at philadelphia international airport, right now, 52-mile per hour gusts currently being reported, 54 atlantic city. at lunchtime still incredibly blustery, the ones that stands out as the highest but still very windy elsewhere. meanwhile camera looks as though it must be stick here. this was rocking and rolling just moment ago. 35 degrees, currently at whitt fields elementary school with pretty persistent wind. now at the moment, we've actually had couple of snow showers rolling through the poconos, at the moment, more than anything sunshine, see few additional snowflakes throughout the day that would be wise, departing storm system also helping to get this wind underway in the first place. but, coming

that storm will track our -- off the delmarva which means it is in the sweet spot to spread very heavy snow from philadelphia to new york to boss stop. we're talking a foot of snow for new york and boston. blizzard warnings on long island and nantucket and around here those winter weather add voosryes do not extend into the district including western loudoun and western montgomery and western howard and northern maryland, pan handle of west virginia and frederick county virginia and that's a few inps. we're missing out mainly because of the track of the storm and temperature. we're in the 50s now and it will be rain when the storm arrives between 1 and. big challenge is timing changeover to snow. we believe that will happen before but almost all of the snow action with this storm is going to occur at a very bad time for us between 5:00 in the morning and 8:00 in the morning and that could be a heavy burst of snow. is it going to be enough to accumulate on roads? well, we sampled road temperatures a few hours as ago it was retaining heat near 60 on wisconsin avenue. north of us, where y

coastal areas of jersey and delmarva. for us the futurecast shows the storms moving away.reeze in the morning, slacking a little bit in the afternoon. as we head toward sunday night and monday, a few more clouds will be around here on monday. we can't rule out an isolated shower monday, monday afternoon, on tuesday morning could see a shower here then a few more showers possible later in the day but it will be milder. notice the winds coming out of the south. that will push temperatures monday in to the 50s, tuesday in to the 60s and possibly even warmer than that by wednesday. we could be back in the 70s. tonight we're going to see lows, upper 20s to low 30s. if you're going to be out tomorrow morning early the key is that the wind chills tomorrow morning will be in the 20s. yeah. still february, folks. don't forget that. 29 to 37 tonight. clearing skies. breezy. much colder. we head toward your sunday morning, we start in the 20s. in the afternoon you'll need the jackets. around 50. might even feel colder because it's been so mild. look at the 3-day forecast. 56 monday w

the region all, southern jersey, the entire state every delaware not to mention the rest of the delmarva peninsula, maryland, will experience gusts 06 miles per hour here, little stronger after wind there, high wind warning is the story for you. these warnings, these advisories, all last until 6:00 p.m. really the bottom line, just going to be little windier in the high wind warning area. only by again 5-mile per hour wind gusts. meanwhile, feels like temperature, this is how you want to be dressed. this is a value you want to be dressing for i should say. feels more like the 20's, factoring in the wind, really really chilly start to the day certainly. do expect we will rebound to pretty typical value, into the mid 40's, currently at 37, though, at philadelphia international airport. look at the wind though. it is cranking out of the northwest at a sustained 33 miles per hour. so really blustery beginning to the day. with that said, expect to see the temperatures at best mid four's, where we should be, both in philly and at the shore, probably not even going to hit the freezing mark in t

swinging through our area once the cold air pulls on in and the storm starts moving over to the delmarva. that changes snow over to rain and again heaviest snow will be norm of us and want to show you two different ways of lookinging at the♪ amounts. again, coating to maybe inch on grassy areas for d.c., prince george county and over to fairfax country and most point south. i'm not out of southern maryland you certainly have better storms more recently. inp are two as you get into winter weather add vusry areas and jackpot along the mason dixon line two to 6" to hagerstown, then pan handle and then moun taps. 6 to 9". this is different look inhouse model we'll start this at 1:00 in the morning and it's saying two tenth s of of inch of snow and run this to 6:00 in the morning and gives again heavier snow totals north and has us half inch by 6:00 in the morning and maybe 1.6 dulles and some areas enough snow for two hour delays until schools can see what's going on with the snow. but by the time we get to noon hour notice we only gotten half in. in the district. maybe tenth on grass down t

breaking down a little bit some of those blue contours dipping down toward new york, new england and delmarvame cooling temperatures. but it's not going to last all that long. just as quickly as temperatures cool, we're going to be seeing a reversal again with a late week warmup across the region. i don't know if it will be a spectacular as today however considering the sky cover and the sunshine. the temperature overnight 33 in the city. so chilly night partly cloudy light westerly wind. during the day tomorrow, you have northwesterly winds plenty of sunshine out there. we started off cool but pleasant finish the high temperature 54. the high is usually around 44. 10 degrees still above average. even though today was 25 degrees above average. now quite as warm as yesterday. or today. but we'll take it. northwesterly winds about five to 15 miles an hour. as you plan your day tomorrow cool start. by noon it will be breezy. above average at 3:00 o'clock. 54 will reach our high by 7:00 clear skies and 45. as you take look at your seven day forecast from the weather authority a late day shower on

you can see that pocket of mild air sitting right over top of the delmarva, we're close to 60. washington, d.c. 56. 51 in richmond. the farther south you go, the cooler it is. the reason we have all this cloud cover sitting overhead. as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast it acts as an atmospheric plangt and keeps the -- blanket and keeps the temperatures on the mild side. we'll finish milder this afternoon. war front punches through to criewlgd. the wind will -- through new england. the wind will shift in the afternoon hours that will get the temperatures up to the low 70s today. accuweather is shooting for 72 that will break the record high set back in 1948. light breezes out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. after a few morning clouds you should see sunshine during the afternoon hours, 1:00 p.m., 68. 3:00 p.m., 70. and then by 5:00 p.m. 68 degrees. overnight tonight, the back door cold front slides through. temperature drop, turning colder, clouds, 4 degrees, outlying -- 34 degrees outlying suburbs, coming off the high of 72. 40 degrees, center city, winds are lig

that sliver it's over top of the delmarva and south jersey and delaware, that helps to keep the temperaturesovernight acting as an atmospheric blanket. the sun is up, it will warm things up. we're not starting in the 20s and 30s like yesterday, we're starting in the in the 50s. the numbers will skyrocket later on. as soon as we get all the sunshine when the cloud deck pulls out, that's when the clouds thin out at 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. later this afternoon, full sunshine, a nice looking day. overnight tonight, clear skies, a few clouds north and west in the lehigh valley. tomorrow morning looking like this afternoon. the record 69 set back in 1948. we're forecasting a high of 72. tomorrow, the record high is 70. we're shooting for a high of 53. i wanted to show you this, balls the record is actually 70 degrees that was set back in 1939. >> reporter: it's not like the 70s have not happened before during the month of february. it has happened before, it's rare to get a string of these like we're seeing right now. 69, 68 yesterday, 72 today. there's a 70 in the forecast. balmy stuff. 07 in wilmi

it is still there however for the eastern shore and parts of the delmarva.orecast back here in about 15 minutes. >>> the parking lot of a shopping center is now

look at the rain down towards southern maryland, parts of the delmarva. i think this might be a little bit farther to the north. i still think d.c. northward stays all dry tomorrow. we'll see the cloud cover and then we'll see the sun during the afternoon. that will allow temperatures to get back into the 50s. it does turn rather breezy, though. high temperature around 50 degrees. clouds early, then clearing and the breezes gi it won't be nearly as windy as what we saw yesterday across our region. 38 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 46 by noon. up to 50 degrees by 4:00 p.m. looking pretty good at school today. wear the coats, kids. i mean, come on. 39 on thursday. the coat is definitely necessary. thursday will be one cold day. 39, rather breezy, windchills in the 20s. 47 on friday. then put the coats away for a while. look at this. one, two, three, four, five. five in the 60s including president's day. that is one great president's day weekend. we normally get a lot of storms. not this time. >> haven't seen a february like this. >>> news for your health now. what th

it is still there however for the eastern shore and parts of the delmarva. your forecast back here in about 15 minutes. >>> the parking lot of a shopping center is now scene. prince george's county police us a man intentionally hit and killed another man with his car there. >> right now investigators are trying to figure out if there is a relationship between the victim and the suspect. this happened this morning on brown station road. that's just north of old marlboro bureau chief tracee wilkins joins us now with her live update. >> reporter: this all happened around 8:30 this morning. you can still see the markings there. i have seen have you ever hsurv of what happened here. the car took off, slam into this man. this is what happened next. >> he didn't have no gun. >> reporter: this video shows some of the burgundy range rover struck and killed a man in this upper marlboro shopping center parking lot. the victim was on foot. this eyewitness who did not want to be identified explains her first reaction. >> everyone was screaming. i screamed too. >> reporte

morning, afternoon, light precipitation, not much, and showers southern maryland down through the delmarva, here's what the seven-day forecast looks like. 42, like i said for friday, bright on saturday, clouds back sunday with the light precipitation ending by monday morning and look at those temperatures on the upswing yet again, 52 by tuesday and 58 by wednesday, wow, if you don't like winter weather you're lucking out so far into mid february looks like we'll have a chance to get cold. super bowl sunday couple showers shouldn't cause too many issues since it will be mainly rain, of course watch the super bowl here on fox 5 with our own jim lokay >> i'll be here. i'll be here. thank you thanks for the shameless plug >>> one of the biggest the lives of high school seniors deciding where they will suit up to play football in college. >> we will tell you how maryland failed on this national day coming up next in sports. my daughter wants to stay organic. my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. whole family nts to stay free <

showers, especially out wist of the blue ridge. 3:00 or 4:00 today that rain chance will push off the delmarva coast and back into sunshine. mid and upper 40s across the area. an inconvenient amount of light rain and flurries, going to be just about it. next couple of days, shape up this way. 48 today, only 39 tomorrow, with a gusty northwesterly wind. windchills in the teens and 20s all day tomorrow feeling like winter for a change. but it's only a one day cold snap, back to average on friday. saturday and sunday really mild, back in the 60s, coming up in a bid i'll have your president's day forecast and full ten-day. >> still ahead on news 4 midday, a look at dads and depression. >> what effect the ntalme >> welcome back, if you ever ride metro you have probably gotten on board one of those 4,000 series rail cars but those days are over. metro started to retire them and loaded the first one on a truck at the greenbelt rail yard this morning. back in november they pulled the cars from beingd safety concerns. the 4,000 series cars date back to the 1990s. >> the first step towards nfl free agen

the storm system over the delmarva right now. 7:00 a.m., it will push offshore and tap into energy with p.m., this is all but gone. the winds howling. temperatures will drop 30 to 40 degrees compared to this time yesterday. by the time the storm system exits. the snowstorm accumulation, 10 to 12 inches. eastern long island, 15 or 16 inches. boston, 14 or 15 inches possible. a lot of snow from 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. working through 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. here is what we are looking at. long time coming for new york city. 1,100 days ago where we had this type of snowstorm in the week. you look at the forecast for the city. we are talking about getting amounts up to 8 to 12 inches. around 15 inches is normal for this time of the season. the shift will be in place in parts of 13 states dealing with the winter weather advisories. blizzard warnings in place for the cape and parts of long island. yesterday, richmond, 74. baltimore at room temperature. philly at 76 degrees. you could get 7 inches in philly before it is all said and done. record temperatures yesterday. temperatures in south

the exception being extreme southern maryland and into delmarva.saw out there and it's probably not going to get below 40 untilft storm system exits. it will be really tough to stick could the roads. we think accumulations on grassy surfaces. we could pick up a half inch with some of the know squalls. here's what to expect. one to two inches as you go up towards montgomery county. frederick county in that two to six range for hagerstown and across the pennsylvania border. windchills will become dramatic as we go into tomorrow just want to say that because it will have fallen temperatures all day long starting at 42, falling into the upper 30's by the end of the day with winds gusting and windchills in the teens. 40 by friday, look at that, we're backup as we swing that been lump to 70 on sunday. no panicking, jim and sarah. we'll be 70 again by sunday. >>> today was no ordinary practice for the washington capitols >> a special guest showed up, brody logan with the story coming up in sports. rts. z27mkz z16fz y27mky y16fy and now, i help people find

temperatures still upper 30s, low 40s am rain beginning to work its way across the bay and across into the delmarvaar out tomorrow afternoon. that should get us back to at least 50. notice the arrows. okay? so winds are now turning northwesterly behind this system that will usher in the colder air tomorrow night and thursday. good news for the skiers. this is president's day weekend. big weekend for our friends west of the divide. by 10:00 tomorrow night. 34 in gaithersburg. 35 in frederick. and/or 40 doubt. -- 40 downtown. not crazy cold. look like thursday night will be thld winds, they're coming back, not ferocious winds. but winds to gust to 25 miles per hour at noon. and winds gust anywhere from 25 to 35 miles per hour. not damaging wind. but it will add a chill, no doubt about it. tonight, clearing, breezy and not as cold. but clouds return by dawn. 32 to 40. winds southwesterly at about 10 to 15. on the day planner. 40 to start. a lot of clouds to start. 45 by 9:00. 49 by 1:00. and the clouds beginning to give way to more sunshine in the early afternoon. blustery on thursday, though. 43. res

southeast we'll see the rain rai change over to snow, the exception being southerning maryland and the delmarva we are expecting that there will be a person of some heavy snowow right around the morning commute from 6 to 8:00 a.m. before00 things taper off. accumulations are likely only on grassy surfaces. if things change over quick enough, you can easily get some more accumulations.mula thursday will be incredible colder, windy and with snow squall possible in wi the late evening. here's what we call our snowfall first call. expect. this isolate wednesday night basically through the commutee thursday morning and additionaln snow showers thursday. just northwest of there where you get that elevation bump is where you have a better inch to have an inch to two mainly oniny the grassy surfaces but i could see roads if this comes down heavy enough from hagerstown up through the pennsylvania/maryland border and then over towards philadelphia so finally winter is arriving, but it will be brief. we have morning snow changing to cold conditions. very chilly on friday. look at this weekend forecast, 58

may still be lingering clouds over the delmarva peninsula, southern new jersey, but generally do endth sunshine as the day progresses so call it mostly sunny, then comes the disturbances you may see snow shower, perhaps stray rain shower, or southern delaware, but call it partly sunny tomorrow. then eventually take a look what happens. more snow wednesday into thursday. winds will once again pick up for us leading into thursday. as a result of the storm system making it connection, and forming but right now, at least we don't have to worry about the wind, have to deal with it again thursday. >> later tonight dropping down to 34, just couple of clouds. meanwhile move forward in the nor cast do drop off little bit thursday and friday in the temperature department, blustery thursday beginning rebounds, weekend looks good, we flirt with 60 by sunday, and i expect sunny skies for both days, not bad at all. >> no, how nice to be walking around this week and outside. thanks so much, katie. good morning, everyone, looking outside. we had have a problem on the vine westbound the more vehicles

the eastern shore of maryland and the delmarva peninsula have lots of rural hospitals that will be put in the cross hairs if you repeal the affordable care act. so thank you for raising those issues and sharing with the senate the impact of what repeal would do. mr. president, i rise to oppose the nomination of tom price to be secretary of the department of health and human services. and i am very familiar with the views and the policy positions of congressman price and ideas he has with respect to health care and budget issues facing our nation. before coming to the senate, i served as the senior democrat, the ranking member on the house budget committee, and congressman price is the chairman of that committee. and, mr. president, i've said this before and i say it again, that despite our very deep differences over critical issues facing our country and health care policies, representative price did conduct the business of the budget committee in a professional manner, and i respect the intensity with which he argues his case. but, mr. president, it's because of his inflexible and hig

and pick it up, route 1 from dover to the beach, and we have more five-star beaches, and go from delmarva, ocean city, and to virginia. there's an inlet called indian river inlet. it's just north of bethany beach. it flows east/west with the tides. several bridges built there over time and we had to eventually replace the bridge because of scar that going on in the inland. when hurricane sandy came to town, it had an adverse effect on the bridge there. i wanted to ask tony and jaylen just take a minute, talk to us about the intersection of shoreline protection, dune protection and an infrastructure, major infrastructure investment, over $100 million. how did that intersect there? >> i'll start because i was responsible for that bridge during hurricane sandy, was driving toward route 1 and got a call from the governor and said on krn he saw our new $250 million bridge washed away. instead of turning left, i turned right. . turns out the new bridge had not washed away. the old bridge had washed away which i think was a pretty good justification for us to replace the old bridge. it was a pre

cloud cover over top of the delmarva as i speak, it will pull away rapidly.t will set up a gorgeous day, wall-to-wall blue skies. around lunchtime we'll see full sun in philadelphia. cloudy across south jersey and delaware, give it another half-hour or so down there, everything clears out. 3:30 p.m., blue skies everywhere. clear skies overnight tonight. tomorrow looks great, it will be cooler than what we are expecting today, look at this we're not expecting a cloud in the sky. speaking of nice, 72 degrees, sunny and warm, winds out of the northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. 64 by 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 68. 3:00 p.m., 70 and then by 5:00 p.m., back down to 6 degrees. overnight tonight it will turn sharply colder, the back door cold front will slide through. the numbers compared to where we are right now this is 25 to 30 degrees cooler. 34 in the outlying suburbs. 40 in center city. there's the west/northwesterly breeze. monday we have a high of 51 to 53, that's 20 degrees cooler than what we're expecting today. tuesday, 32 in philadelphia, below freezing nor

effect here for all of southern new jersey the entire state of delaware, heck, even the rest of the delmarvasoutheastern pa that's where philadelphia sits. regardless, gusts as high as 60 miles per hour, with every passing hour the worse at least of the winds will start to ease up. it is a gradual tapering, but will happen. thirty-six current temperature, factor in west northwest winds at 23 miles per hour, you have got to knock anywhere from ten to 15 degrees off that, folks. make sure to do that mental math in your head here. expect it will feel chillier, any time the wind blows, pretty much all day. lungly we've had quiet pattern from this point on, what promises to be weekends warm up, as will. >> loving that forecast, really, all right, katie, thank you for. that will looking outside right now, we still have this disable truck, all the way up, 59 north, route 413, blocking left lane, squad cars still out there. overall still probably relatively close to supposed speeds. then another accident here in new jersey. s30 white horse pike closed right now evesham road. you will have to use an

they move through the delmarva and thend e off shore. skies clear. skies clear.out ahead of thatf ta front which will deliverill strong wind gusts with that wint line of thuns derstwiorms.derst. much, much colder tomorrow. col. so, see that low temperature loe of 37? it's going to be to be chilly out there tonight inonihn contrast to last night.nigh so you're going to need a ned a jacket and you'll need aeed a winter jacket throughout the day sunday with a high temperature ofacket y su just 5. it's windy.wi monday morning back to work wo and school, temperatures arep in the 30's. 30's. freezing or below in ourin suburbs. and then we s lowly warm things t ght back u up. march begins on a mild note te but look how cold we turn by tun next friday with a high ofwith f just 45. that's a look at yourook at y seven-day forecast.foret. now let's send it back tosend io annie. e. >> thanks so much caitlin.nk >>> a pair of sneas kers can an definitely be expensive but anan organization called it's fromt'm the sole is giving them awaygivy for free to help the homeless t in d

pick it up route 1 from dover to the beach, and we have more five-star beaches, and you go from delmarva to virginia, and there is a bridge that goes over the inlet. and u it is called the indian river inlet north of bethany beach. it flows east/west with the tides. and there is a big bridge built over it, and several bridges built there over time. and we had to eventually replace the other bridge because of what was going on in the inlet. when hurricane sandy came to town, it had an adverse effect on the bridge there. i wanted to ask tony and jaylen and take a minute to talk to us about the shoreline protection and the dune protection, and the major infrastructure of over $1,100 million and -- $100 million and how they intersection. >> i will answer that, because i was responsible for the bridge during hurricane sandy, and on tv the governor said that he saw the bridge washed away. so i turned left instead of right. and so it said that the new bridge ad not washed away, but the old bridge had washed away which is a pretty good justification for us to are replacing the old bridge. it was