dew -- dews are not set. these are democratic decisions. they are not decisions made top-down or by legislators or anything else. are we at a point where the trend line can be put back in the other direction. i know that's sure where you want. it's not clear that it's what workers want. how do you talk to workers about the benefits of unions in a way that makes them want to be in them and not be free riders. we have so many more union members, if we have an opportunity to organise freely and fairly without people being fired. one of the very difficult things about the united states is that it is so hard to get a union in place. 50% plus one voting, intimidation, white the union organising campaign is going on, and this exclusive representation system which requires the union to be the exclusive representative of everybody, rather than representing the people that want to join. that is what can't occur in the united states. aloysius hogan, are you confident that illinois and kentucky will join the list. >> i'm optimistic about kentucky. 25.5

the dew point is low. when the rain rolls in, these temps will fall. it will be a raw night tonight. you need your umbrella and a coat. it's going to be cold. here's the radar. we widened it out, raining in roanoke, elkins back into charleston, everything pushing off to the north and east. just got a tweet rain ready to roll into loudoun county probably about 9:00, 9:30. everybody should make it home before the rain rolls in, bad news if you have plans. here's where the rain is now, cumberland and romney and this is not quite reaching the ground because the air is so dry. keep the umbrella nearby through saturday afternoon or evening. yellow alert heaviest rain 10 p.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow. the good news is the rain tapers off to showers and it will be milder. that's our silver lining for saturday, all we got, but plan your activities for sunday, very nice, mix of is sun and -- sun and clouds, a little breezy. futurecast, rain is pretty much here by 10:00 tonight. 8:00 in the morning you're going to wake up, hear the pitter patter of rain, you'll want to

i'm concerned about the dew point which is slowly rising. sometimes when you see a dew point that low temps can fall a little bit. with the winds out of the south at 11, still confident it will stay steady or go up after midnight. most of the activity east and north of town. prince george's county, eastern montgomery county. that's a mix. and there are reports if you get up toward damascus and westminster where temperatures are below freezing. accumulating ice on sidewalks and driveways. right now it's quiet at the west side at 270. most of the activity now is in silver spring and buoy. up 95 toward baltimore. so some roads are okay but some sidewalks and driveways will be slick early tonight. if you're taking the trash out tonight for example take it easy on the driveway. bus stop temperatures. 35 to 42. that's not bad. morning commute and afternoon commute probably wet on wednesday but not a lot of heavy rain on wednesday. steady rain develops wednesday night. and that steady rain turns in to a snow on thursday which means the morning comm

we want to see saturation and dew point at the same to get anything to develop across the region. we are below freezing in spots like gaithersburg dulles and hagerstown. and it will be our northern suburbs where i have the greater concerns for still seeing a few patchy slick spots this afternoon and this evening but i think most of the metro especially along others are expected to follow suit. you can find up to the minute information on our website at wjla.com. >> the good news is despite all that, spring is in sight. a little more than an hour ago now, the national park service announced its prediction for when d.c.'s cherry blossoms will reach their peak bloom. and our john gonzalez tells us when the sign of spring will finally arrive. >> with even more talk of snow this week it is definitely winter outside. but take a look. inside the newseum, there is spring in the air this afternoon. we are talking cherry blossoms. the national park service just moments ago announced the peak bloom dates for washington's familious japanese trees so we have a better understanding. and it's ha

dew points keep falling as the dew points keep falling, we'll be looking at the record lows out of theis slushy around your house, move the slush. bend your knees, don't hurt your back. but okay dig your way from your down south. and here is the radar over the past hour or so, one little tiny batch of snow that won't add any accumulation, but a little bit of snow. and a little band that has moved through dc and now in to southern texas of prince george's county with a little bit of snow in brunswick moving towards leesburg and cross over to 267. the next hour or so. not a huge deal with a little bit of the snow back towards clinton. by in large the heavier snow is down towards the southern sections of the northern neck and it will be gone in about 30 minutes or so. so temperature wise, wow, we are tanking. 21 in gaithersburg, which is always a little bit low. but 25 in frederick and leesburg and 25 also in manassas. for more pictures and totals, which they have put on our website. here is meteorologist erica grow. >> you can take a look at those snowfall totals as we have it in that ma

22, dew points in the burbs in the teens. i did open up the range a bit tonight. most of the burbs will go below freezing. a few of the northern and western suburbs could go back in the upper 20s tonight. weather headlines, burbs fall below freezing tonight. inside the beltway you're okay. bus stop temperatures 28 to about 44, oak? the morning commute is dry, clouds on the increase late morning and early afternoon. right now i think evening commute will be dry if you get home by 6:00 or 7:00. so the yellow alert is not for the entire day. most of the rain will fall friday night and it could become heavy at times friday night. you're going out on the town tomorrow night, take an umbrella and coat. it's going to be a miserable raw rain in the 40s. tonight 10:00, 40 in manassas, gaithersburg, 39 in frederick, mid-40s downtown. clear skies. by morning 5:30, 6:00 we're in the 30s and some of these areas like frederick and hagerstown could dip into the 28, 29- degree range. by 1:00 a few high clouds move in, but still pretty decent

why do i harp on the dew points? i'll tell you why, because they're a great indication how low we can do tonight. our range is 8 to 18, winds south, southwest at 7. headlines, more record lows possible tonight. finally a quiet weekend but short. why? because we have to move our clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed saturday night. we return to daylight saving time. leave the s off for savings. back in the 50s sunday and monday and maybe 60 by wednesday. record lows, showed you this a minute ago. i think the record low downtown or national 13 is safe, but dulles' record low 14 is probably in the bag. we're forecasting 8. martinsburg will be close and baltimore close within a degree or two. futurecast, 10:00 tonight if you're out it's cold, not windy, no wind chills to worry about like this morning. we had wind chill 10 below this morning, 16 in gaithersburg, manassas, 17 leesburg and down to la plata. by midmorning or late morning or i guess early morning, 17 in gaithersburg, 23 downtown, but unlike today temps w

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dew point numbers in the lower 30's. eventually in the summer those numbers will rise. for now, 49. the high made it to 55 right where we should be for this time of year. look at 1990. daylight hours getting longer. tomorrow will be 7:50. 43, dulles. fredericksburg, 45 degrees. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. 44 degrees below. rain likely, heavy at times. winds out of the south. heaviest rain comes earlier tomorrow and will stick around through the mid-a hour -- midday hours. by the time all is said and done, we are not just talking about a garden variety shower. we are talking 1-1.5 inches of rain. a lot of those runners will be out and about. we are going to look for a few breaks in the rain but it is not over. we may see a bit of a low. most of this should be out of here by afternoon or early evening. by sunday, looking at more sunshine and warmer temperatures. this ismodel forecasting the rain totals. about 1.5 inches. bwi marshall, a little more than an inch. we may see some localized flooding, especially to the north. as of now, no flood advisories for the met

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what bothers me is the dew point is still 24. so there's some wiggle room here for temps to fall a little bit. i think with these south winds at 11, temps dc south and east are either going to stay steady or rise a little bit overnight. tonight spring wins the battle. here's the radar over the past couple of hours. you can see most of the precipitation north of dc up to frederick. leesburg green, rain. when you see the green overtaking the salmon color, you know that the warmer air is winning the battle. no refreezing tonight. just wet. bus stop temperatures 35 to 42. let's talk about the morning and evening commute tomorrow. just wet so we kept the yellow alert for wednesday. inconvenient. probably take you a little bit longer to get to and from work tomorrow. certainly will on thursday with snow rolling in here on the morning. rain will turn to snow before dawn on thursday and temps are going to fall all day. even though it's a rain event turning to snow which makes the accumulation very difficult. i just posted something on fa

dew point is 20. and how could it snow when it is 52?is time and time again as the temperatures upstairs determine what falls from the sky. okay here is the precipitation. you can see all the rain and snow back in west virginia, extending back in to kentucky and tennessee. i don't think it's going to roll in here until after midnight at the timetable. morning commute will be a mess. it'll be snow. heaviest snow north and west and again the service temperatures above 32 will cut down on accumulation, especially on the road surfaces. mainly rain east of i-95. so the future cast at 1:00. they will be getting some rain. and some of the action will begin as rain and then kick to snow by dawn. in fact by 6:00 a.m. now we have snow in dc, fairfax, leesburg. but again notice the temperatures, they're above freezing which will be a good thing. down towards la plata it is just rain. i thought they were a little aggressive with the snow. and now it is rain in dc. still snow hanging on north and west. back towards winchester and martinsburg and the

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dew points have fallen in to the teens. we are going for teens and the suburbs tonight for low temperatures. winds are rather breezy. north north west at 16. they will calm down though later tonight. colder tonight. there will be some black ice. so what appears wet will be frozen again. bus stop temperatures 18 to about 30. that's between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. and i assume everybody will be on time tomorrow. a morning commute will be fine. our evening commute will be wet. i don't think it's going to be that slippery. temperatures are not going to be that low and precip is not that heavy or organized. we're looking at a little bit of a mix on tuesday but more of a nuisance than anything else. so 6:00 in the morning on the futurecast it's cold. no doubt about that. and mostly cloudy. 20, knaithers burg -- gaithersburg. there's no green blobs or blue blobs or magenta blobs. just clouds at this point. by 9:00, just clouds again. temperatures 27 downtown. still rather cold in the burbs. 27 down in to fredericksburg. by 1:00 or 12:30

dew points low in the low 30s and the winds still northwest at 10. we have drier air moving in and quite frankly colder air as well. radar the past hour, this activity has been very slow to leave southern maryland and the northern neck. that. , we're looking at still rain around leonardtown, st. mary's city. over the next hour or so this should push off to the south. you folks will dry out a little bit, not necessarily clear out. colder tonight. grab a coat and gloves if you're going out. treat tonight like a winter's night. we'll have a few flakes tomorrow and 10 to 20 mile-per- hour winds and gusty, so wind chills in the morning will be in the 20s, wind chills all day will be in the 30s. dress for the 30s. i'll put this on my twitter account in a minute that it's going to be a great national kite festival tomorrow morning on the mall. bundle the kids up. the wind will cooperate, but it will be cold. sunday will be better but cool, highs around 50 and i want to emphasize this, our silver lining, the weekend looks okay for outdoor activities. tempera

the dew point level is low humidity low, not bad. give it another month or so and it will feel a lot different. the high temperature made it up to 66 at reagan national early this afternoon. five degrees above average this time of year. 85 the record, 1981. the daylight hours, finally after 7:30 this evening was sunset. tree pollen, if your eyes are bothering you, scratching sneezing, that is because the tree pollen is in the high range. as the cherry blossoms come closer to peak bloom, april 11 through the 14, very high. it will be a rough pollen season this year. 48 dulles, 50 winchester, the temperature slowly falling. nighttime lows average around 39 to 45 degrees, cooler to the north and west. the wind increases slightly, five to 10 miles per hour. chicago, lower michigan, ohio, this moves our way tomorrow. we will have a little bit of thunder in the morning, clouds increase by noontime. by about 5:00 in the afternoon, widely scattered showers across the beltway and to the east of d.c. futurecast, 7:00 in the morning it is dry i

the dew point level, not so bad. 73 degrees was the high earlier today. that is well below average this time of year. the record 81, back in 1989. are your eyes bothering you sniffly nose, coughing, hard time talking? this could be the reason, the tree pollen is in the high range. coming days, even though it will be cooler, the pollen count will continue to increase. 40 dulles, 37 winchester, the temperatures have really cool down. compared with yesterday at this time, about 20 to 25 degrees cooler. we are about eight to 10 degrees cooler in the d.c. metro area. the temperatures continuing to fall to the north and west. nighttime lows middle 20's. inside capital beltway, 32 to 34. clear skies, which means a cold start in the morning. no problems during the daytime tomorrow. high pressure overhead. clouds will increase through the day thursday. with the clouds, we may have a little bit of a winter mix. it is not going to add up to way lot. this happens early, early friday morning. most of this is out of here and i don't expect anything to stick around. it

dew points are so incredrelative humidity 19%. that means if you are walking around, you'll have a lot of static electricity tonight. inside humidity will be 3 to 4% tonight. headlines cold start tomorrow. grab a winter coat. good news it will not be breezy or windy. bad news is it is a cold start. 26 to 42 for the bus stop temperatures between 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. friday snow and/or rain for both commutes. primarily snow for the morning commute. rain showers for the evening commute. snow could look impressive. between 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. d.c. north and west. it is possible with temperatures above freezing it can snow faster than it can melt. tonight we are okay. 10:00 upper 30s. clear skies. low 40s downtown. 6:00 a.m. we have clear to partly cloudy skies. just a few high clouds. low to mid 30s. by 6:00 tomorrow evening we are generally clear to partly cloudy. notice the rain back into the southwest of us southwest of charlottesville. that will race in by friday. by 6:00 the blue is snow. magenta is a mix. the green is rain. not

the dew point's 9. relative humidity 18%.t is very dry for this part of the world and this part of the year. cold start tomorrow. i need your winter coat. bus stop temperatures 26 to 42. treat that as a winter's day. friday snow and or rain for both commutes. i looked at new guidance, and i tell you what, snow's going to look impressive between about a 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. period. d. c. north and west especially up towards gaithersburg and out towards leesburg. keep that in mind, i would sort of plan ahead right now for adding extra time for your commute on friday. 10:00 on the futurecast tonight. we have 30s, upper 30s in the suburbs, 37 gaithersburg and manassas. by 6 a.m., temperatures below freezing in most of the suburbs, mid-30s downtown. we're going to advance it all the way now to 6 p.m. tomorrow. just some high clouds coming in. we'll have plenty of sunshine tomorrow. you'll need your shades tomorrow. most of the thicker clouds well to the south of us by this time tomorrow. then by morning on friday this activity rolls

will fully start to climb as we go through the afternoon hours we are coming in at 44 degrees and the dewthe atmosphere is dry and that moisture will eventually make its way northward and the wind out of the east at 7 miles per hour. 44 in the city and a windchill of 40 degrees with the winds coming in from the easterly direction, 39 in reading and 42 in dover along the coast in beach haven here is more good news on our friday its not as windy today yesterday we had winds gusting in the city as high as 30 miles per hour. they are sustained at 6 miles per hour, and 10 miles per hour in wildwood and they are coming in from the southeast we had the stiff ones from the north and today they are come in from the northeast. it's milder into the weekend despite the moisture on the way, here is satellite 6 along with action radar you see sunshine now and sun gives way to increasing clouds and off to the south and west, you see the moisture getting close to our region and from the ohio valley and points to the south, this works our way into the region as early as late tonight. we'll time it out for

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up milder air and it's damp conditions moving in 34 degrees, the air dry at the surface with the big dew point depression and winds are calm right now and the pressure is beginning to rise a bit. that could be a good sign, you see dry air north and west of us sunshine north and west of pittsburgh and it looks like the tail end of this thicker cloud cover is moving past harrisburg and state college and we should see clearing here. high temperatures are not much of a range, 43 in philadelphia 43 in millville and 43 degrees in cape may, new jersey, and the rest of the afternoon 3:00, 42 and our eye of 43 at 4:00 and we gently slide to the upper 30s by 7:00 and overnight down to the freezing mark in philadelphia under mainly clear skies, we'll see 20s in many of our suburbs. we have a warm front tomorrow and it will give way to another round of clouds as the front get gets past us we'll get close to 50. the bigger case of rain though will be in association with this next cold front that comes in behind the warm front and that arrives later in the overnight hours on thursday night. and as we

philadelphia but of course now with the rain on our doorstep the clouds are getting thicker, here is the low dew point and the leading edge of rain is not making it all the way to the ground winds southwest, and cooler to the west where the rain band is to the west interacting with the surface, the rain comes over and pops up after the rain is through, there is the first batch coming through and additional rain to the west, and most of this misses us to the north and some of it coming through later in the afternoon, the model is wanting to place it to the north and later in the rush hour, a couple more sprinkles and showers, and by 10:00 and 11:00 when cecily and david is on the air we may have more to show you on radar. allentown looks better than yesterday in terms of temperature, we are in the 30s and mid-40s. down the shore milder this afternoon with a high of 52 increasing clouds as we speak and a spotty shower on the way later on. 50 is your high in philadelphia with increasing clouds and a spotty shower there. winds on the light side and we dip to 44 tonight and fog in the morning and som

the dew point levels are dry. this is what we have for our high temperature. we made it at 60 degrees. our average for this time of year is 55. the record was 87, back in 1990. temperatures not so bad. over to lorraine, virginia looking at 43 degrees. look at the cold air off to the north and east of us. 9 in caribou, maine. compare that to the temperatures trying to bubble up from the south. saturday, even though we are going to have rain and clouds after that, we will full down briefly. mostly clear skies and a little bit chilly to start your day tomorrow morning. you will want to grab a jacket and number 11 all this moisture to the south and west of us moves our way as we head through the daytime hours tomorrow. it stays dry. most of the daylight hours, once the sunsets, will begin to push our way. the rain will become heavy by around 10:00 tomorrow night and continue as we move through the early morning hours of saturday. here we are in d.c. rush-hour commute, going to work , going to school, no oblems at all. by 9:00 tomorrow night, here is the first and

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outside its 21 in the city and the dew point at 7, the at atmosphere is dry and the winds are calm and on the rise, temperatures outside, 21 in the city, but teens to it's north and west and 18 in reading and 16 in lancaster and 19 in dover and 21 in wildwood and 22 in millville. here is satellite 6 along with action radar high pressure is in control in the wake of the storm system that moved through yesterday but the high is not do ing a lot to warm the surface, with the snow pack on the ground you have the solar radiation and that rejects the sunlight and the snow acts as a reflector. we'll be in the 20s for most of the afternoon hours and in the overnight hours and late tonight we are back down to the teens in most locations, however into the start of the weekend tomorrow 8:00 in the morning we'll easy be in the lower 20s and we'll get higher than that as we go beyond. high pressure is in control and 26 for the high but that is a good 23 below where we should be for this time of the year. it's not as cold and a few clouds are tracking to the north and we'll max out at 38 degrees tom

philadelphia, coming in at 33 degrees and the winds from the northeast coming in at 8 miles per hour and the dews falling. temperatures outside this afternoon, 33 in the city and 36 in the poconos same thing in sea isle city, and same for dover, the 95 corridor and points to the south and east where numbers are above the freezing point the main roads should be still wet and it's the secondary roads where you'll find the accumulation but allentown and reading, temperatures at 32 there you could have slushy conditions on the road and satellite 6 along with action radar showing you what is going on out of the ohio valley and this storm is making its way eastward and it will ride to the north and east but it is staying with us for a good chunk of the day. 1:30 this afternoon from points north and west of the city, at 1:30 we have a transition from snow to rain for atlantic city and millville and wildwood 3:00 this afternoon, still snow for the city areas north and west, and a transition from snow to rain continues down across south jersey and by 5:00 you notice the heaviest of that precipitation exi

dew point temperature is 19. that tells us the air is pretty dry. it will take a while for the air to moisten up. by sunrise or before sunrise, rain and snow likely over parts of our area. now, across the board temperatures hold in the low to mid 40's well below average for this time of day and time of march. we got above the 40 degree mark in hagerstown. currently at 41 degrees. clouds moving in. high clouds first. rain is not that far from the south to southwest. developing storm system will head in our general direction. see that line? it's a warm front. what's going to happen is that guarantees it's going to change to rain as warmer air moves in ahead. wv a window where snow could be falling in the metro area better chances it will be mostly snow north and west. let's drill down details for you. for tonight, we'll have rain and snow developing after midnight. low temperatures about 35 degrees. roadways have been treated and temperatures will be above freezing. our futurecast gives more timing details here as we look at 5:00 in the morning. have

the dew point is way down there. humidity is still very low. so what happens is when you drop liquid and moisture through the atmosphere, it cools. that's what's going to happen as we add some moisture to this equation. here's the radar. it is raining in elkins and back in the tennessee valley and into much of the ohio valley, flood watches in effect there. the rain is not quite here yet. we talked about this yesterday. you're going to get home tonight, the evening commute will be fine. if you're going to the caps game tonight or on the town, you can have some rain to contend with. most of it's on the west side of the divide into garrett county and into davis, west virginia. let's talk about this. keep your umbrella handy through tomorrow afternoon, yellow alert, heaviest rain 10 p.m. to 1 a.m., pretty steady. the rain tapers to showers. it becomes kind of scattered in afternoon, but plan your outdoor activities for sunday, bike ride, walk on the canal, kite flying would have perfect wind for that on sunday. 10:00 rains and la plata only 45 at

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gorgeous evening right now, all the ice beginning to melt off the river and the parkway moving along, 58, dew points in the 20s, relatihumidity 26%. we'll see 20s tonight in the burbs. in fact, the burbs will fall below freezing, hasn't happened in a few nights. bus stop temperatures 28 to 44. so the kids will need a sweatshirt or something. you'll need one, too. it will be chilly. morning commute is dry. clouds come in late morning, early afternoon. if we're lucky, the evening commute will be dry, too. if you're home by 7:00, it will be dry. your yellow alert is primarily for rain tomorrow night. some of it could be heavy. 10:00 tonight clear skies, 40 gaithersburg, maybe 39 in frederick, generally low 40s across the metro. by 6:00 in the morning low 30s and even 20s could pop up around hagerstown and frederick, low 30s even down toward la plata, 33 in fredericksburg, 32. afternoon just a few high clouds, dry, 40s, don't need your umbrella yet. by 6:00 clouds, yes, temperatures either side of 50s but rain showers back along i- 81 and boom, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, here comes the rain, 40s. the rai

through the overnight. 50 degrees at reagan national airport and humidity levels pretty low based on the dew point temperature of 17 degrees. air is really dry. that will slowly change as the disturbance comes in from the north and west overnight. 40's across the board. average high this time of year 58 degrees. look at that. only in the 30's in pittsburgh. 30 in detroit and chicago. 20's and tens as you get to new england. here's the disturbance. drops five to 5 1/2 inches this morning. this will come through to our south and west tomorrow morning early and may bring a snow shower or flurry. we don't expect much more than that, unless you're in the mountain areas where they can scrub out several inches in the higher elevations. maybe a sprinkle or shower late morning and precipitation moves out. and then we'll keep our eyes to the south and west as we get through wednesday with a developing warm front and that will push through our area on thursday. wait until you see what thursday's weather is going to look like. the maximum possible snowfall from this little thing going through may be a 1

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we're 51 now, dew points fallen back into the 20s, winds northwest at 12. looking at a pretty dry and cold air mass this weekend. colder tonight. you will need a coat and gloves, wind chills in the 20s. more like winter tomorrow with a few flakes mixed in. sunday better but still cool. we'll struggle to get to 50. that's better than struggling to get to the low 40s, i suppose. the weekend will still be okay for outdoor activities if you're a bike rider or jogger, cyclist or walker, you can. just add a layer. tonight 8:00 40s, 43 in gaithersburg, 46 in manassas and leesburg, temps not falling off the table tonight. by 9:30 still low 40s with breaks in the clouds off to the north and west, frederick, leesburg and culpeper. we get into morning hours 7:00, generally clear to partly cloudy and temps falling now below freezing just about everywhere even la plata 31, manassas and culpeper 32 degrees and by 10:00 a few clouds begin to gather up to the north looking at temperatures still 37 in gaithersburg by 1:00 but notice the blue. that is a little snow on our le

the relative humidity in check, a little drier air has moved in, but still with light winds and dew points in the low 40s we'll hold above freezing about everywhere tonight. you think it's warmer than it was this time 24 hours ago? you are correct. 17 degrees warmer downtown, 18 degrees warmer in cumberland and in new york 12 degrees warmer. just a little cooler tonight, 30s and 40s. bus stop temperatures not bad, 34 to 46. the kids still need a light jacket, yes. grab your shades tomorrow, pretty much pure sun and grab your umbrella friday. you will need it on your way home and you'll need it if you have big plans friday night. futurecast 10:00 tonight walk scrappy, 47 gaithersburg, upper 40s in leesburg and clear skies, a few lingering clouds across the northern neck. by modern mid-30s, our temperature correction, 35 in gaithersburg, mid-30s leesburg, upper 30s in manassas down toward culpeper and 40 inside the beltway. by midmorning still upper 30s to low 40s, so not bad, chilly but pure sun. by 1:00 notice temps in the low 50s, 51 in frederick, 52 in culpeper, manassas. by 5:00 even wa

and dew points in the teens.as moved in and winds have calmed down out of the northwest and at about 8. so yellow alert tomorrow. the only problem with the morning, nothing will be falling from sky and refreezing going on and slick spots and bus stop temperatures 18 to 30 and no wind chills and that's the silver lining and tuesday is a nuisance than a real disaster in terms of driving around. allow extra time and temperatures will struggle to be above 32 and probably hang at 32 or below well north and west of town until 7:00 p.m. and lacking some of the moisture. and six a.m., in fact you may need your shades to start. temperatures in the 20s and by 9:00 dry conditions with temperatures in the upper 20s and by 1:00 we are 33 downtown but we are still 29 in gaugesburg and you see know up towards frederick and notice the majority of the viewing area won see anything. most of it will be cloudy and by 5:00, mix down towards saint mary's and this is towards baltimore where it will be heavier towards the evening and by

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dew points have fallen a little bit. clouds are coming in tonight. winds are turning out of the south at 6. don't think we'll make it below freezing anywhere. even far suburbs should stay above freezing. bus stop temperatures 34 to 44, dry. it's going to be close. if you're along i-81 you could have showers as early as 9 a.m. the rest of the showers get in here in the late morning. the evening commute will be wet with steady rain just about everywhere. here's the futurecast. 10:00 tonight no problems. 43 in gaithersburg and frederick. 44 in hagerstown. how nice is that? remember we couldn't get in the 40s a few weeks ago. by morning clouds come back. it's in the 30s but still above freezing. 36 in gaithersburg. 36 in leesburg and still 42 downtown. that's a deal. by 9:00 out to the west, winchester, leray showers possible. but for the most part we're dry in the morning for the morning commute. by 1:00, rain and showers everywhere. temperatures either side of 50. rain from manassas to leesburg up i-270. by 5:00, see the yellow? that's moderate rain on

dew points are low. relative humidity only 27%. it's a pretty dry air mass. thankfully clouds are actually rolling in or we would be much, much colder tonight. the calm winds and low humidity. here's the radar over the past hour. you can see the rain and snow moving right through columbus and headed toward charleston. just to the mountains on west side of the divide though this is not reaching the ground yet. it does appear we'll see some flakes fly tomorrow morning. clouds return late tonight. flurries by dawn. and then bus stop temperatures will be cold no matter what. 28 to 40. that's pretty cold if you're standing with the kids about 10 more minutes you're going to be kind of chilly. milder on wednesday. more showers but good news primarily in the morning on wednesday. 10:00 we're still clear downtown. high clouds coming in north and west ahead of the system. it's a very weak system too. 38 in leesburg 10:00. 36 in frederick. by morning we see some snow breaking. culpeper luray, temperatures in the mid 30s. still dry inside the beltway from frederick sout

dew point at 5. very dry air in place. clear skies. little bit of snow. that's a great recipe for a cold night tonight. frigid night. 34 for your high today in d.c. 31 gaithersburg. 32 leesburg. this is where they saw temperatures drop below zero, without the wind they fell off the map this morning and that will be possible again tomorrow morning. kids still out playing in the snow, 36 by 6:00. to the 20s. after midnight we plummet from there and probably slick tomorrow morning. i'll have more on the warmup coming up, but larry, little trouble out there. >> still troublesome for the most part. mainly on the beltway. on the inner loop between 270 and georgia avenue, remember we had that accident where a truck was actually stuck under the underpass? it's still there and the delays still significant now, so significant that we're seeing delays not only from that location but all the way toward 270, which is pretty long stretch. you can see the delays here. cars starting to move, but still the delay is significant. we ask drivers to stay off that road. we'll

look at the dew point in the 20s, wind gusting over 21 miles per hour and so it's going to be a cold night. see the green? therein lies the problem. i wore it out in public today, but i can't wear it here. let's talk about the wind gust tracker. it's still gusting to 30 sick 36 miles per hour downtown, 25 mile-per-hour wind gust in leesburg. the winds will diminish a bit overnight from windy to breezy. bus stop temperatures 28 to about 40. so kids need a winter coat, sunny, breezy, brisk tomorrow, need your sunglasses and dry and cool to chilly both wednesday and thursday. i guess if we go from 73 to 51 or 2, that's kind of chilly. 10:00 tonight upper 30s in martinsburg, maybe 39 in gaithersburg, 44 downtown. by early morning upper 20s in even you folks in southern maryland it will probably dip below the freezing mark, 31 in la plata and leesburg. by 9:00 we're back in the 30s and low to mid-30s in the suburbs. by lunchtime you'll need a light jacket to walk to lunch, still breezy with highs in the 40s. that's not great. by 5:00 we're closing in on 50, maybe 52 in culpeper and down t

the dew point 38 the winds out of the south southwest today than is the difference right now, we get the south-southwestly flow and that bumps the temperatures flow. wildwood and dover if it wasn't so miserable out it would be nice. 37 degrees in mt. pocono. and today is more mild and staying as rain now and through the daytime hours. lets look at satellite 6 along with action radar this is the same system that brought the rain yesterday, and then tomorrow we are dealing with snow. by 3:00 p.m., holding at 42 that is your high today and the rain is not constant and on and off until 5:00 p.m. even 7:00 and 9:00 we are dealing with temperatures well above freezing the 39 degrees at 7:00 and by 9:00 p.m. 37 the overnight low is 30 the snow comes in the overnight hours lets look at the snow here, it's a new run here on future tracker 6 after midnight we see the change over already in the northwest and then we watch as it continues to change through the region and snow overtakes the region this is 7:30 in the morning where it's snowing, the snow is mostly centered to the south and we'll w

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dew points pretty low. so thank goodness the clouds are coming in. if the clouds wouldn't come in for a little while we probably have to lower the temperatures. i think everybody will hold in the 30s. upper 30s downtown. here's a look at the radar. little bit of shower activity and rain. that will stay to the south for a while. a warm front will lift tomorrow and that will produce a couple of showers. right now not worthy of a yellow alert. in fact we think the morning commute will be mainly dry. bus stop temperatures cold. 30 to 42. so you need a sweatshirt or jacket or something. milder in the afternoon. that may take all day to get the warm front through. but i think it will be milder late afternoon or evening. warmer thursday. the first thunderstorms of the season. we could hit 70 on thursday. future cast, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow clouds return. all the showers pretty far to the west and south. by 9:00, maybe a couple of sprinkles in charles county. maybe headed to st. mary's county. i think they'll stay to the south. nothing heavy. this is 9:00. tempe

dew points up a little bit from last night. the winds are turning and turning south. they will turn southwesterly and increase actually as we go through the day tomorrow. that will drive up perhaps the warmest air of the season. okay. where is everything right now. there's all the severe weather we've talked about. it's hammering southeast sections of missouri, western tennessee. so we have time for this system. however, i want to point out this activity right here, you see these showers. doesn't look like much right now, but i think that's going to develop into some showers and thunderstorms south of town for you. yellow alert for thunderstorms that has not changed. bus stop temperatures, 44 and 56. heavy showers for the entire metro area. i think we'll see a line of showers about 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. the tail end of the rush hour. and it could be warmest day so far. if question get past 73, it will be the warmest day of the year. you forget we're 73 on st. paddy's day. here are the showers to the south. see the reds and yellows, pretty good activity int

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we were half that today at dulles, dew points in the single digits. winds negligible out of the south at 5. so more record lows possible tonight, dulles record low 14 or 15. we'll bust that. we'll be about 9 or 8 at dulles. finally a quiet weekend but short because we have to move our clocks ahead one hour as we go back to daylight saving time. back in the 50s sunday and monday, so seasonable weather at least, nothing crazy but at least good. 10:00 tonight teens, already 11 in la plata at 10:00. that may be a little overdone. you get the point, cold again. by morning 8:00 back in the low 20s manassas, leesburg, culpeper, maybe 17, still in the teens in gaithersburg and frederick and hagerstown. by afternoon or late morning we're at least above freezing. that's good, 35 downtown, 33 gaithersburg as well as manassas. by 4:00 we're in the 40s. that's pretty nice. it's below average, yes, but going in the right direction. tomorrow night temps will not fall as fast or far. inside the beltway tomorrow night you may remain above freezing. 39 gaithersburg 8:0