county -- has been driving around frederick county all night. how are things out there right now, scott? >> reporter: it's cold and it's windy and that wind is piling up snow on the roads tonight. the schools are closed here tomorrow because snow is drifting across the roads. wind blown snow drifting deep. roads that were plowed are covered all over again. >> the wind starting to pick up. >> reporter: tonight it's double and triple shifts for some of the workers trying to clean up. >> never ending battle because the more you push back, the higher it makes it. >> reporter: the winds are really uncomfortable tonight and they're really piling up the snow. how deep? well, i'm 6 feet tall. let's wade right in. this is a drift. wow. that's up to my shoulder. it's up to my chin. frederick county made the call to close schools at 6:30 p.m. >> i wouldn't send my kids, no way. >> reporter: downtown in the city of frederick workers are trying to clear sidewalks tonight so at least business will have a head start on getting back to normal in the morning. a

in frederick county -- frederick county, maryland, carol manner closed because of of water

when he is there, everybody goes towards frederick and says how frederick inspired them. the story inspired them way more than the performance or the medal. >> our thanks to bob costas for that story tonight. he will have more on the bilodeau family when the competition kicks off at the winter games, which, by the way, begins one week from tomorrow. that, by the way, is our broadcast for tonight. thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams. of course, we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. \ s >>> right now at 6:00 we're waiting on the rain, but the question tonight, how much moisture will it bring? thanks for joining us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. bay area getting ready for what is turning out to be a rare occurrence for us, rain. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd shows how they are preparing for potential problems but we begin with jeff ranieri with the latest on this an it is paticip system. >> early indications, there is not going to be too much left but we have an extra catalyst into this equation, that's the tap of moisture from the pacifi

frederick county made the call to close schools at 6:00 p.m. downtown in the city of frederick, workers are trying to clear sidewalks so at least business will have a head start in getting back to normal in the morning. a day of unyielding snow piled up 10 inches in spots here. road crews were able to keep up on the major highways throughout the day but rural roads will be the challenge to keep passible as the wind gusts at times near 25 miles per hour. >> now the real fun begins. everybody gets tiredwant and to go home. we've got to keep pushing. >> reporter: in frederick county, maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> it can drift. that was some picture there. thanks, scott. yesterday alone the virginia state police responded to 1600 calls. the majority of them traffic crashes and disabled vehicles from all the snow and the wind. another reminder please be careful this morning. >>> the snowstorm grounded passengers at airports across the country. laguardia, reagan, dulles, you name it they all saw cancellations and delays all day and into the evenin

frederick 25. notice down south still the low 30s in fredericksburg and the patuxent naval air station. got an opportunity to get some melting in and the wind chills are starting to really drop off. look at the low teens, mid- teens in gaithersburg and feels like 15 in d.c. one more look outside on the michael complain son wet -- michael &son weather camera. a northeast wind at 20. this piece of energy here, this is going to come through and this is going to continue to have the snows on and off probably through about 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 and then we're going to clear out overnight. looking at the forecast, the red alert for the snow and the wind, 29. but temperatures are going to be dropping. 10 tonight in town. low to mid-single digits north and west with the windchills. 5 to 10, could even be 20 below zero with the wind advisory and till 6:00 tomorrow. we'll keep the yellow alert for the cold windchills. 22 on thursday with some flurries. as we head toward friday, still cold, 23. saturday a cold d

. >> frederick county maryland is under a snow emergency. that is where tom and 10 use our coverage. -- tom continues our coverage. steady snow here in frederick. basically if you look here, two inches. it is coming down. you can see just so much it is still coming down. check out the roads. it is starting to lay on the road. you get off the highway and start seeing this. the less traveled, the worse it is. here is video of 270. the further north we went, the worse things got. as we approach frederick county it started getting bad again. -- it is starting to lay down. be careful if you see that on your roadways out there. frederick, here is what they had to say. >> it looks like it is starting to the streets. it is time to head home. >> i'm not looking forward to that. it is a beautiful night. >> back out here live in downtown. it is called on the roads. -- aeautiful scene beautiful scene. the roads have been treacherous in some areas. you need to be careful. it was absolutely fine on 270. the snow was wreaking havoc as far as traffic goes.

in maryland, prince george's, montgomery, howard, charles, and frederick county schools will open two hours late. as will anne arundel and washington county schools. calvert and st. mary schools are closed today. >> in virginia, fairfax, loudoun, prince william county schools. arlington county and alexandria will open two hours late. falls chur falls church city schools will open two hours late. >> in virginia, clarke, focus, frederick, king george, and warren schools are closed. the same for winchester, fredericksburg, and shenandoah county. >> in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson, and morgan county schools are closed. hardy county schools will open two hours late. if you missed one or didn't see your school listed, a complete list is at the bottom of the screen and on nbcwashington.com. >>> 4:31. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. let's get the latest on this deep freeze with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seigel. good morning. >> good morning. our temperatures are going to remain below freezing. 32 degrees until saturday. this morning, bundle up. be cautious for b

the concern here in frederick is the wind. authorities here believe that snowdrifts may be created, so that is what they are keeping an eye out for as we get closer to nightfall, but the bottom line is everyone seems to be digging out one shovelful at a time. live in frederick, robert lyles, abc 7 news. >> long process, robert, thank you. from maryland to virginia where vdot is reminding drivers to be careful on the road. the beltway, 95, and 395 almost all clear, but there are patches of snow and ice. labrador out, but chemical usage is less effective in these cold temperatures. many side streets are still snow covered in v -- and very slick. delaysing on metro -- above the blue and orange line. trains are single tracking because they track issue in roslyn. that is leading to 30 minute delays on the orange line and the delays on the blue line. most metro buses are back to a normal schedule today. snow and ice caused this accident on the george washington parkway this morning. the car spy now. out.e car spun abc 7 is your stor

and then the further out areas like hagerstown, winchester, and frederick, feeling anywhere from about three to ten degrees below zero. so the cold sticks around tomorrow. high of only 22 degrees. plenty of sunshine. so once again, we'll be worried about icy spots. early saturday morning. for saturday, breezy, high of 36 degrees. some light snow is possible on saturday. mainly later in the day. but little or no accumulation once again. danella, tracking any accidents on the roads? >> no. so far pretty clear in our area. that's great news. drivers are taking their time, and i urge you to do the same when you leave the house. 395, that's where we're looking now. at edsall. earlier there was a broken down car in the shoulder lane. it has cleared. clear as you make your way to the 14th street bridge. those lanes are open. and 395, north and southbound, that's where i'm not seeing accidents or delays. we'll shoot to i-270, making the commute between frederick, maryland, heading to rockville in both directions. you can see salted roadways. not seeing black ice in the area. but heads up. this

that includes frederick county. time -- tom roussey is there with the latest. >> the snow has finally stopped. if it looks like it is snowing ultimate, that is because is falling off the trees. this is the main drag through downtown, looking pretty good -- go to sites greets looking pretty good. you go to sidestreets, and you see more snow. as the afternoon came to evening, the snow started laying on the grass and trees and finally on the roads. as the inches kept piling up in frederick, for many it was time to get to work. he says some storms can make you want to do this. he he felt fine tonight as went out to shovel for folks. >> the gentleman right here has a bad heart and cannot do it. i said i would do it for him. the lady next door is like 70, so i do it for her as well. parking lotto keep ice free. -- tonight, his job got harder. with the snow emergency in effect, plows worked to keep roads clear but it has been rough going in some spots. even though the snow led to more work for some, if you did not have to

we're going to held out to frederick, maryland. snow has been coming down for a few hours there and debra alfarone is standing by. gosh, it's already accumulating out there. >> reporter: yeah, it really is. this has been coming down quite a while. we took 270 up from northwest d.c., started to come down more and now you can see the flakes, i don't know if you can actually see them in the air how thick they are. we're standing right by buckiesville pike. you can see the stars sitting by the light and it's all accumulating on the roadway, not going to be a good situation for the rest of the night. we're already a couple minutes into a snow emergency which means you have to have snow tires and it also means you can't park your car anywhere over there. that's against the rules. that's what a snow emergency means. also in frederick, another thing you want to know, all evening and afternoon activities are canceled at frederick county schools and obviously it doesn't surprise you. you know the snowfall here, just look at it. it's certainl

back to you. >> darcy spencer live on frederick road. thank you. >>> and despite the treacherous road conditions, are you half as likely to die in a crash now than during normal conditions. researchers at nobliss crunched the numbers from the national transportation safety board and found driving in the rain or wet pavement caused higher deadly crashes than during wintry weather. another study found people driving in severe weather drove at slower speeds, and that led to less severe crashes. researchers looked at the period between 1995 and 2008. >>> the bill for prepping the roads for all this snow is starting to rack up in frederick county. highway crews there say they've spent more than $700,000 so far this winter on salt and other materials to treat the roads. that amounts to about 11 tons of salt, more than the past two winters combined. crews have already reordered salt supplies three times this season, and they say they will put in another order as soon as they get this round cleaned up in frederick, maryland. >>> temperatures wil

in maryland, prince george's, montgomery, howard, charles, and frederick county schools will open two hours late as will anne arundel and washington county schools. calvert and st. mary county schools are closed. >> now we turn to virginia. fairfax, loudoun, prince william county schools are closed today. schools in arlington county and alexandria will open two hours late. falls church city schools will also open two hours late. schools in manassas, stafford, spotsylvania, and culpeper counties are closed today. >> staying in virginia, clarke, fauquier, frederick, king george, warren county schools are closed. the same for schools in winchester, fredericksburg, and shenandoah county. >> in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson, and morgan schools are closed. hardy schools will open two hours late. if you missed one or didn't see your school, there's a complete list at the bottom of the screen and at nbc4washington.com. >>> amelia seigel tracking conditions as you step out the door. the first thing you'll notice is the cold. >> absolutely frigid temperatures to start off your t

it's frederick henry and then kathryn. what's her last name. >> i forget. sorry.idn't know -- >> stephen: if you remembered, i had remembered it would seem like one of us hadn't read the book. >> are you going to hold me -- stephen: kathryn. >> yes frederick and kagt lynn. stephen: you're not sure how kathryn gets pregnant. "50 shades of grey" sold a ton. why not more lights on, wild style? for a manly man why not sexy time. >> well, speaking as a manly man. i think, you know the time he was writing -- [laughing] >> the time he was writing it was just, he did push boundaries for what was acceptable in a work of fiction in terms of taboos. they were fairly strong. he had to edit out a lot of language. i think he used more four letter words in the original draft. a lot of that was taken out. >> stephen: why, why if you want to write something so emotionally spare why do a novel. why not manuals for ikea furniture. put peg b in slot a. which is probably sexier than -- [laughing] >> stephen: -- he wrote in here. why do you think? why do you think he went from journali

this goes down to dunkirk and huntingtown and prince frederick.es county, southern fairfax county, a little bit of leftover snow. the real accumulating snows, they're done with for us. winds though not double. they're just starting to crank. we had a gust to 41 this past hour at reagan national. 36 leesburg. 5 martinsburg. 37 andrews. the winds are really kickin now. that's going to be the case through midday. wind advisory through noon north and west of d.c. gusts potentially to 50. temperatures are dropping. we're in the mid-20s. upper 20s south. look at the teens already in the shenandoah valley, frederick and westminster. they had 5 to 6 inches of snow in westminster last night from this system with temperatures there -- excuse me, the windchills now, windchills are down to zero in winchester. 8 in d.c. feels like almost 20 below in davis, west virginia. outside on our michael & son weather camera, tough to see the flag. this thing is just standing straight right now. 25 degrees with cloudy skies at reagan national on the hour. feeling like 8.

again, winchester and frederick starting to stick on area roads.said what happened as soon as the sunset and temperatures dropped off. take a look, folks. here is where it's going on the longest. leesburg, sandy hook, bluemont seeing the snow for two and a half hours or so. we have until 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. columbia, maryland, around 29. it's probably going to be another two hours before it sticks. on 29, 95, seeing the big flames of snow come down. the temperatures are critical. all they had to do is take a drop. right now, they are at freezing in frederick, maryland. winchester, 30 degrees. the road temperatures are starting to drop as well with the air temperature. still hanging on to 38 in fredericksburg, 39 pax river. the areas to the south, not expecting quite as much of snowfall. up to an inch,ing slightly more. look at the blue line through d.c., arlington, alexandria, one to two inches of snowfall the southern sections of loudoun county. two to four, a wide area seeing that. westminster, most of northern maryland. still loo

frederick douglass spoke on our campus twice. was full of this abolitionist fervor. >> one word you use in your book ."lot is "mag amenity what does it mean? >> greatness of soul. it is the latin word that captures the idea that aristotle talked about. aristotle was a greek philosopher. he wrote a book that really laid the wayview of ethics, you should be in order to align your soul with that which is virtuous. aristotle characterized as one of the twin peaks of virtue, this idea of greatness of soul. virtuetelling, it is a that you might think of this way -- you are great and you know you are great. you are not going to stoop, you're not going to bend, but you are not going to lord your superiority over those lesser than yourself. it was a virtue that was seen on the battlefield and also within politics. for aristotle, it was one of those things that really from theshed a person masses. >> again, when did you start thinking about writing a book about humility? what was -- can you go back to the very beginning? >> i would have to

frederick county, maryland, 32. leesburg, loudoun county, frederick county in virginia, 32, 33 degrees. those are the locations i think that have the best chance to see a little bit of accumulating snow. bring that line of maybe just around an inch of snow northern anne arundel county, eastern areas of montgomery county, actually that's northeastern prince george's county. northern anne arundel county. up into frederick county, maryland, 270, 70 there could be a little snow. as we get into the late evening hours tomorrow, it may get a little slick up into the locations. elsewhere, though, not a big deal at all. just snow showers and trace amounts of snow coming down. roads again could get a little slick as we get into the late evening hours. so folks, in terms of your forecast then coming up the next couple of days, very cold conditions move back in with tuesday and wednesday being the days with our lowest temperatures. single digits to around 10, 12, highs in the 20s. we just keep getting slammed with this extreme,

. >> i was especially interested in frederick douglas academy because frederick douglas has a population that is often under representative in stem fields. the school is predominantly african american and hispanic. >> the study found only 24% compared to 75% of white student scores in the same pe percentile. it's not just about sixth grade coders, but robotics and mega tr tronics, they're decking out with led lights and even blood. he's using frederick douglas academy as a pilot site for what he hopes one day will be a national program. >> we're focusing on trying to share our model as sort of an open source platform that school leaders are passionate teachers can adopt to their own classes. >> there are a lot of things in the world that you used today that you didn't realized used mega tronics but they do. >> it's one of the most powerful things that could happen to an individual. >> his vision has a lot of supporters. he was awarded an achievement fellowship which invested in social entrepreneurs, and the rise award to promote computer, science and education. one small stroke for man a

prince william koun thank you, loudoun county and frederick county virginia public schools. two-hour delay. the federal government is going to be open, but employee es have the option, we're told, to take unscheduled leave. >> meanwhile, in northern virginia, dangerous conditions on the reed. and it could be even more treacherous tomorrow. jackie benson joins uh us live with people who have taken hours to get home. >> unfortunately what's starting to happen is it's getting windy. we've heard reports from earlier today of school buses being stuck on the way home, drivers whose commit took up to four hours to come in from d.c. the time of course of this storm, rush rour couldn't have been worse. >> it was a very long ride home for thousands of commuters headed to leesburg and points west. numerous accidents. most of them caused by cars on slippery roads. slowed traffic to a crawl on route 7 and route 15. ramps on those roads were especially treacherous, like this one. the problem was compounded by the fact that tow trucks to move disabled cars and the plows to clear and salt t

. >> he started with frederick douglass. for many people who read the narrative, frederick douglass, familiar with this fight that they had with his former master that became the turning point in his coming. but what i didn't know about or what i knew less about were some of the other examples that you gave. one in particular was the case, i don't know if you can talk about william parker. >> the resistance in lower central pennsylvania was prompted by a fellow named william parker who is a conductor on the underground railroad. and there are lots of instances in the first chapter where you get snippets. a newspaper report, slaves fire of pursuers and you don't hear anything more about it. the thing that is interesting is that william parker threw as a slave was illiterate at one point in time -- that people can test this, at some point along the way he learned how to read and write and wrote actually his own narrative recounting the christiane resistance. so he was sheltering to work free slaves at his home. the slave maste

debra alfarone picks up our team coverage from frederick. we're having some technical difficulties there. we'll try to get back to her momentarily. >>> amtrak says it plans to offer modified service along the northeast corridor tomorrow. we haven't heard of many impacts in our local airports, but nationwide airlines canceled nearly 2,000 flights today and boston's logan airport is scheduled to close tonight at 8:30 that. will have a ripple effect. if you have plans to fly, check with your airline before heading to the airport. andrea, mike and howard will be with you bright and early tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. if you want an extra check on your local roads. just download the wusa9 app. it has a traffic feature that will get right into your own neighborhood. head over to the app store and give it a shot before you leave the house tomorrow morning. >>> a brand-new study taking a closer look at how we get from there to there and why that's often easier said than done in parts of virginia. adding lanes to interstate lane says one professor will

right now, it is colder, 27 in frederick. 32 in gaithersburg.don't have any precipitation on the radar right now. as i mentioned before, that's going to change tomorrow. more on that in

maybe frederick. but that's just a dusting. the accumulation, though will stay down towards the south andie as we talked about throughout the afternoon. and that's where it is right now. really coming down in through portions of southern maryland, down through fairfax county, places like that. and look at norfolk. look at rally. ocean city, all of which could pick up not just 3 to 6 inches, but potentially upwards of a foot of snow. this is going to be a major storm for them. and we will continue to watch it in our area. i want to take one more look at our region, show you where the snow is coming down the heaviest. look at the white bands in through prince william county, through fairfax county, even right through the district. and we'll continue to see the snow through the next one to two hours. let's show you on future weather what we're expecting here. as we did see that snow make its way up. right around 1:00, it's back to the i-95 corridor and off to the east. so still seeing that snow in prince george's county down throu

gaithersburg is 19, frederick and hagerstown 19, 23 downtown, generally low 20s. factor in a breeze, feels like 12 downtown, feels like 9 in gaithersburg and frederick, feels like 7 into hagerstown. forecast lows tonight, wow, generally in the double digits, maybe a 9 in leesburg and laytonsville, but that's kind of the exception. generally in the low teens, rockville, fairfax and 16 downtown. we'll come back, got a yellow alert posted for tomorrow. we'll tell you when the snow showers will move in. >>> let's take a look at your top stories right now on wusa9. the cold weather kept students waiting at bus stops for a long time this morning in northern virginia. mechanical problems kept buses from starting in fairfax and prince william county. >> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges in richmonds today. the mcdonnells are accused of accepting extravagant gifts for a wealthy businessman in return for political favors. >>> a new plan by the pentagon could have missile defense blimps hovering your home aim

in frederick. 11 degrees in washington. that is what we will be watching. the snow ramping down tonight but the wind picking up in velocity and the temperature are starting to drop. an advisory goes into effect until 6:00. that is the latest. >> now to the yeast where investigators are trying to determine if the weather caused a deadly crash this morning prince george's county. brad bell is live monitoring the conditions in bowie. every also here to vouch in doug hill said. it is getting face biting cold. he has been talking about the wind picking up. it is. this area of the parking lot was platy while ago. here is a draft about 10 inches deep, come paired to the three or 4 -- compared to the three or four inches that have fallen. it has been wet for most of the day but now as the temperature drops, it is starting to ice over. road conditions have been an issue all day. there have been many car racks all across the area. one of the most serious happened just as the snow was starting to fall. the snow had just started when two men died in this violent collis

so about 8 in frederick, 5 in gaithersburg, 7 in leesburg, feeling about 9 degrees.his snow tries to push eastward. it'll have difficulty, though, making it over the mountains. best chance of snow today will be starting around 1:00 p.m. on into the evening hours. i'll be outlining whether you can expect snow in just over 10 minutes. >>> and we are not the only ones dealing with the winter weather. the latest round affecting all 50 states including hawaii. >> at some point, every state has been below freezing. there are states of emergency in the south. >> reporter: the arctic blast dipped deep into texas with sleet and in houston, freezing rain that crippled the city. >> it's been slippery, a lot of crashes, people losing control. >> despite warnings to stay off the roads, accidents topped 500 by late morning. >> the area's emergency center was activated. it's normally staffed only for hurricanes. >> it's a serious situation. you see all the traffic backed up one way. >> overpasses like this one have been turned into sheets of ice. it's where hundreds of accidents ha

this includes areas of loudoun county, northern faulk falkier, frederick county as well. windchill temperatures potentially as low as 20 to 30 degrees below zero during this time period with a windchill temperature that cold, you don't want to be outside any longer than 30 minutes or frostbite could set in. the areas in pink further back to the west, they're already under a windchill warning. this warning begins monday evening and it actually runs through wednesday morning. all the latest watches and warnings are at nbcwashington.com. storm team 4 radar right now, mainly dry across the area and we will remain mainly dry for the remainder of the overnight hours. this rain moves in for that morning commute. it arrives around 4:30, 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we are soggy tomorrow morning. we are bitterly cold tomorrow night. an ice storm warning continues to remain in effect for frederick and loudoun counties for the next hour. i'm not so concerned about freezing rain in these areas right now but i am worried about the potential for icy spots, especially in the sheltered va

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live look in frederick, maryland. if you do have to hit the road, we have tips for you courtesy of aaa. drive slowly, even if the roads aren't covered with snow. this allows for your car to warm up properly. avoid using cruise control to allow yourself more time to react to skidding or other cars. keep a winter weather kit in your car at all times. ice scraper, flares, flashlight and jumper cables. you may also want to get gas at some point today. aaa suggests you keep your gas tank at least half full during cold weather like this. that will help prevent the gas line from freezing up. transportation reporter adam tuss saw those lines at the costco in fairfax yesterday. look at that. people waited 15 minutes or more just to get up to the pump. >>> one county wants to make sure you have a place to get out of the cold during this storm. charles county has warming centers open right now. they'll be open through friday. they include the capital cl clubhouse in waldorf, the department of community services and the port toba

frederick at 32. further east you go, temperatures around 60 degrees. , maryland, park temperatures -- lexington park, maryland, temperatures are warm. this warm air will lift to the north. notice the wind will change direction. most noticeable will be the temperature the getting to fall. it will fall quickly. on the radar, a few showers across the area. we are still hanging onto that freezing rain advisory and the ice storm warning for another woody minutes. minutes. notice the snow we are beginning to see develop. it will give us a dusting. here are the latest freeze watches. it will stay in frederick county for another 40 minutes or so. down to less than a quarter a mile. the fog will lift as the winds begin to pick up. the visibility is very low right now. it is not so foggy around maryland because they did not have the snow cover from a couple of days ago. this takes us from midnight tonight. temperatures will rise to the 40's. we move into the morning hours. 6:00, 48 degrees. the fog will get ou

it is 25 in gaithersburg, 27 in frederick. 23 in winchester. fredericksburg is at 29. the cold air is still gripping, but notice this bubble. look at how the blue expands up. this warmer air is filling into our region. aboutare some concerns will happen this time tomorrow morning. this winter he makes -- this wintry mix on the map, that is freezing rain and moisture is going to ride along the front and head our way. by tomorrow morning, we think it will be lights, but we should see a little bit of icing conditions and it could glaze the roadways a little bit. our futurecast is showing you just clouds throughout the day today. we should make it into the upper 30's to around 40 degrees, but we will cool off just enough tomorrow morning that we will see a little bit of this icing potential. it will be short-lived, and i think it will change over to rainfall by mid-to late morning. it will be spotty, widely scattered, and our best chance of moisture will be on saturday. today, partly sunny skies, 35 to 41 degrees. mix earlylittle icy tomorrow, otherwise we will see mostly

quiet.oppler radar, there are the snow showers across frederick county. more snow showers across southern maryland. no accumulation. our futurecast. an indication of cloud cover and the snow and temperatures over the next 48 hours. this is what we see waking up tomorrow stop temperatures in the teens. highs in the middle to upper 20's. that does not it. 4:00 in the afternoon, you move toward 11:00, increase the temperatures into the lower 30's. early monday morning, that shot monday andder air on it will drop the temperatures dramatically, tuesday and wednesday. , 23-29.highs we will see our real high during the evening hours. temperatures in the mid-30's on monday morning. and then they will drop into the for tuesday wednesday. waking up to temperatures in the single digits and we will most likely see wind chill advisories on wednesday. >> most so -- sports fans do not need an excuse to sit around and watch sports. with the weather like that. >> a lot going on. crosstown rivalries. continue toes struggle. key players are out of georgetown. will give you

upwards of 10 in parts of frederick and caroll county. national 3.8. dulles had 8, 8 and a half there across the sterling area. quite a range of snow totals yesterday. the dry fluffy snow. another disturbance, it's going to be in the midwest here for this afternoon, some snow showers across portions of michigan through ohio andean january. s that -- and indiana. that's going to move east overnight. by tomorrow at 6:30, we'll be looking at snow showers potentially in pittsburgh down through garrett county and the high country of west virginia. this will be coming across our neck of the woods late morning, midday with flurries and snow showers. then we'll try to scoot it on east pretty quickly by mid afternoon. that may just drop a little coating in a few spots with temperatures tomorrow still struggling staying in the 20s. yellow alert today because we've got the cold. we've got a windchill advisory till noon. windchill warnings where windchills will be below 20 below. our windchills generally zero to 15 below in most of the area this morning. 17 for th

it is 10 in frederick. the temperature in culpeper is 12. 13 in annapolis. lexington park is in the double digits. we have the wind chill advisory in effect until 9:00 this morning. as we head towards the noon hour, we're getting into the teens across the region. we will see some improvements this afternoon and overnight we are expecting decent wind chill readings in the season will -- in the single digits. our wind is going to come in from the south. that will allow us to warm up into saturday. the wind will be strong enough that even though we will get into the lower 30's, our phil factor -- our feel factor will be in the 20's. it is really dry. you can see for miles and miles. the move is really pretty. what is happening in the upper midwest? that is our next clipper system. partsbringing snow into of minneapolis and wisconsin. here is our futurecast showing the quick moving front. a few clouds will start to push and overnight tonight. i the time you wake up tomorrow morning, we are expecting to see snow showers in the mountains and then moving into our a

frederick, hagerstown, potentially right around an inch. manassas, culpeper, fredericksburg, just a coating possible. sunday is looking like the better of the two weekend days just for the sheer fact it's dry. notice this weekend,re$250 million development complete with apartments, a hotel, and other stores. the store should open next year. >>> today leaders from our area will head to norfolk where the navy will cut the ribbon on a new room aboard one of its ships. we'll get to see the tribute room for the first time. it paid homage to those who lost their lives during the plane crashes at the pentagon. leaders will be there for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news at 5:00 a.m. a water main break causing a huge mess in montgomery county. megan mcgrath with the latest. >> reporter: and it is a huge, icy mess. now, just within the last few minutes, that storm drain has begun to do its job. you see that the water is now going down the roadway here. this is rockville pike, and going down the storm drain. that's

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the time lapse from southern frederick county, oakdale high school, high of 29, low of 25 toward sunset. clear skies, high clouds come in beautiful sunset. areas with snow cover, temperatures will drop quickly. 29 at reagan national, feels like 20 one with the breeze. light wind, dropping into the teens, then tomorrow we go back the other way. 22 early, but climbing into the 30's. >> henry waxman of california will retire at the end of the year. he spent 40 years in the house. during his 20 terms in the house, henry waxman back the expansion of medicaid, pushed for investigations into the tobacco industry, and was instrumental in getting president obama's health care overhaul through congress. >> coming up -- president obama's plan for retirement savings for americans and why it is under fire. >> new spots at reagan national airport. >> and the big effort underway >> maximum-security efforts in advance of the super bowl on sunday, dozens of law enforcement and state agencies are scouring the area to prevent a special attack. specialized teams include bomb technicians, hazardous material

frederick, leesburg, down toward warrenton, and even charlottesville. i do think that the areas that favor the best chance of seeing some accumulating snow and even there very light amounts will be to the north. could be an inch for columbia, bowie, annapolis. around a trace gaithersburg, bethesda, d.c., fairfax, and manassas. a lot of this will be melting. during the evening, up to the north, around 0 at hagerstown, frostburg, there could be a few slick patches as we get into the evening hours tomorrow. the high, 35 tomorrow. again, a 50% chance of seeing snow showers during the afternoon. we get that wind, we drop to 17. windchill temperatures then early sunday morning back down to the single digits. the high, under the freezing mark again for sunday. 32 degrees on monday. we could get another one of these little weak systems moving through. could be a drop of rain, maybe a few snowflakes. then 23 degrees on tuesday as we get ready to go into another wave of extremely cold air. when i return in a couple of minutes, we'll look at that with your extende

frederick looking at 27 degrees. the really cold air is off to the north and west of us. wisconsin, a push of milder air. i am talking temperatures in the upper 20's to lower 30's. and then the cold front comes barreling through midmorning tomorrow into the early afternoon hours. wind is going to change direction out of the north and west. temperatures will tumble and tumble quickly. right now, just to the west of us, we also have a windchill advisory for the overnight hours and into tomorrow. nothing like that for us right we, but by tuesday morning, could see advisories across our area. .his is the futurecast it shows temperatures slowly rebounding through the early morning hours. 7:00, we could be in the mid 30's according to this model. look at the temperatures as they drop. we are into the teens by 10:00 tomorrow night. the windchill factor will make it feel 10-15 degrees colder than that. waking up tuesday morning, around nine degrees. that is it. here is the forecast as we move through the overnight hours. partly cloudy skies, 18 degrees -30 eight degrees, a wide r

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this includes leesburg, frederick, westminster and hagerstown. in addition to that a freezing rain advisory still in effect for areas in pink including montgomery and northern fauquier counties. this freezing rain advisory expires at 7:00 p.m. for northern frerk and montgomery county. further counties to the north the freezing rain advisory will expire at 9:00. then a wind chill watch goes into effect 6:00 p.m. through noon tuesday for wind chills as low as 20 to 30 degrees below zero. on storm team 4 radar i'm continuing to track scattered rain with pockets of freezing rain. again this freezing rain lasts until about 9:00 p.m. tonight. more rain headed our way tomorrow. i'll be timing out the rain and the big temperature drop in about 15 minutes, erica. >> road crews were out early this morning in d.c., maryland and virginia prepping streets for the possibility of freezing rain. news 4 darcy spencer is in leesburg, virginia tonight where there's still a few slick spots out there. how are things looking? any better out there? >> reporter: overall

in frederick county -- frederick county, maryland, carol manner closed because of of water outage. students will not be allowed off the bus if there is no one to meet them at their spouse and tos will not be allowed leave until parents arrived. when this warm up will get here, jackie is here with a look at how high the temperatures will climb. >> surpassing yesterday's high temperature by two degrees. that is progress. 25 degrees. we jumped up two more. yesterday, 21, now, 25. good news. degrees. do not be fooled, even though we are doing better, we are still very chilly and well below average by 10 degrees to 20 degrees today. 23 degrees in manassas. high-pressure making it look gorgeous. there is the wind changing direction to the south. that will allow for the warm-up. in, backair all pulled up to the north, today, it should be smoother across the country, with no major storms around the horizon at least not for now. the forecast for today, we will show you few clouds increasing throughout the afternoon. 29 degrees. we havecompared to what in store for the weekend. we are talkin