lows overnight expected to be 25 in the district, 18 degrees to the north and hagers town, 20 in frederick. and this is going to be a pretty cautious situation if you're heading out tonight or in the early morning hours of tomorrow before it all changes. right now our current temperatures, 33 at dc, 28 at gaithersburg, 30 at culpeper, that's the same at winchester, 28 at martinsburg and 27 at hagers town. and we've got gusty winds pushing in from the northwest creating wind chills that make it feel like it's in the low 20s and in the teens. so here is a look at your satellite radar. not much happening there. we have some high clouds that are going to be moving in tonight into early tomorrow. but it will be sunshine under the influence of a strong ridge of high pressure. mostly clear skies, cold 25 degrees. winds from the northwest but that refreeze definitely happening tonight. but tomorrow and sunday you'll think you're in a totally different season, trust me, as our temperatures rise well above seasonal, at least some 20 degrees plus. i'll have all those details and a look at that 7-day

and here you can see the high temp today in your neighborhood from 50 in hager town and frederick to 57 in manassas and 62 degrees in fredericksburg. so a lot of melting going on today. and the more snow we can melt reduces flooding concerns for wednesday. tomorrow bus stop, all spots above 32. no location tonight will drop to below freezing. so that's great news. the concern for black ice won't be there among other factors tomorrow morning. 47 degrees at that point. so already pretty comfortable for the first day of february. and then as the kids are coming home from school, potentially light rain moving through the area. otherwise temperatures tomorrow near the 60 degree mark. but skies will be mostly cloudy. highs tomorrow from 52 from frederick to 59 in manassas. south and west mid-60s tomorrow for areas like charlottesville. on tuesday, a high of 50 degrees. it is ground dog day. 100% that you're dialing with rain. a look at that high of 63, record to beat at reagan national, 65 gris.ing tuesday n wednesday could have heavy raining and blocked storm drapes that could lead to flo

out toward hagers town, you'll be 39 in hagerstown. 43 in winchester.enerally low 40s across the immediate metro area with clouds hanging tough. 35 in gathersburg. down to 35 in dale city. and also 3 in laplada with mostly cloudy skies. for tonight, we'll stay clear to partly cloudy. not quite as cold. more clouds to the south. lows, 18. to about 30 with the light winds. day planner, clouds kind of increase as we go through the day, by 1:00, 41. under mostly cloudy skies. friday, not a bad day, cool, but warmer than tomorrow. 48 some afternoon showers. nice on saturday, 54. but rain at night. i mean, quite a bit of rain at night on saturday night. good news is that rain ends early on sunday. should be fine for the game. 4:40 kick off. then we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday, much colder. temperatures in the upper 30s. maybe a snow flurry tuesday night. >> i'm kristen burrset live at redskins park. day one of packers preps are over. we'll take a look at how they're approaching this game. sports is next. >>> also two broke girls airs tonight on cbs. b

hager's town and up into southern pennsylvania as well. and then i head out to all an town, light enough a little bit as this ban has pushed off not rth stors strat on. and new york city long island off are you seeing the heavy bands of snow that. moisture being pushed in along the coast and into that cold ir air mass. so yes, this is going to be a long morning for our friends up in the northeast. winter storm warnings still in effect all the way down to tennessee and even the carolinas could see a little bit of snow as this system wraps around that but those purples, you see right there, those are blizzard warnings still in effect for washington dc philadelphia and new york. and any snowfall amount i've had reports that already washington kc has received a little over a foot of snow so far. but 'til the storm ends, we can expect another foot of snow in washington dc. check out this forecasted amount in new york city. it might be over dog it but no, a lot of of snow going on right now. you can easily pick up a foot in addition to what's alr

the last one to two weeks and it will be a fairly chilly start and fairly chilly afternoon and 39 hagers town 40 degrees gaithersburg and plenty of sunshine. yes, tomorrow we will see the sunshine making its way out across our region and the next couple of days. those highs stay on the warm side on sunday and the high temperature of 48 and look what happens here. here comes the real arctic air, monday, tuesday high temperatures only in the 30s and a high of 34 on tuesday and 39 on wednesday and the coldest stretch that we've seen all season long and how about monday? the wind really picks up. look at the windchill between 20 and 25 degrees around noon. we are in for some real cold weather. we'll talk much more about this coming up in the next hour at 5:00. >> was it really just 70 degrees a week ago? hard to believe. >>> hawaii made history when it became the first state to ban cigarettes and electronic smoking devices for anyone under the age of 21. they can't buy or possess it, but honolulu police say they'll wait until april to start enforcing the new rules. for now they want to focus on e

montgomery county and hagers town, and maybe a dusting in some locations and that is it and then it's of here and moves through very, very quickly as clippers do. where are we expecting and where could we see problems especially now in the highways and maybe the secondary roads and around shepherdstown and hagerstown and yes, it's something we're watching and we'll continue to keep you posted. 45 degrees tomorrow and 30 on wednesday and windchills in the teens. coming up, i'll take you hour by hour with the snow and the cold and i'll see you at 6:45. >>> allegations of abuse inside a local day care. we'll have the heart wrenching testimony from a teacher about what she saw unfold behind closed doors. >>> officers on high alert. the anonymous tip claiming this attack on a philadelphia police officer is part of a larger threat. >>> nearly one year after metro's deadly smoke incident. we'll take a closer look at what's been done to keep riders safe as dozens of victims prepare to file suit. >>> imagine coming home to this every day. i'm mark segraves and this is the reality of dozens of

you head out expecting spring time not there yet. 19 annapolis, leonardtown 19, 9 culpeper and 15 hager town and watching the satellite and radar watching quiet conditions at this hour. we is clouds off to the west and clipper system when will become better organized later today. there's the clipper system. when it moves through it will not look as impressive. i think we will have a cloud and b possibility for scattered snow showers and flurries later this afternoon as it comes through. reminisce ept of surprised morning with less moisture. could be snow showers. timing would be later this afternoon. still looking upstream to the big storm and still on track for friday, saturday arrival and couple things changed just a little bit. timing on it, we're now pushing back to later friday afternoon. there was thought to come in midday friday or early friday and it's friday afternoon and friday night and saturday storm and we still got a really watch for the rain snow line. that's a key here as every computer model over nights mentioned. now we all sit around and wait every minute. for each compute

hager town, 12 in gaithersburg, 15 baltimore. all right, it is so cold, i want to model for you very quickly exactly what you do not want to wear when you go outside. miss see more? >> high. >> miss allison, can you please show everybody whatnot to wear? all right, here are your wind chills. currently one, that's what it feels like in washington. still got the persistent wind out of the north at about five to 10 miles per hour. dullos, zero, what it feels like, four in quantico. eight in leonard town. seven in annapolis, just three up in baltimore, coldest air obviously of the season. it will be very chilly day. high temperatures, low to mid 30's for daytime highs. that's with a loft expected sunshine. lock at the satellite radar. it is very, very quiet regionally. we have high pressure overhead. that continues to deliver this very cold arctic air for the time being. so, we keep it cold around today. good news this will be short lived by tomorrow. we start chance to warm things up. all right, now can you come in? >> comparison wh

hagers town to german town, that borderline between pennsylvania and maryland's the hardest hit. here's the additional snowfall from this region. another 10 inches possible. d.c., another 8 inches, baltimore. it's amazing we already talked about a top ten snowstorm and we could have that much more. i wasn't even going to show this map but i snauk it in here. it's possible, one computer is saying another 23 inches in new york city atop of the 6 to 10 we've already had. we'll probably add more like close to a foot to foot and a half. other areas are paralyzed. we want to avoid scenes like that pennsylvania one and also kentucky, in southern new england and northern new jersey. those are areas that maybe weren't forecasted to be as bad yesterday. maybe people think they can go drive to a destination, that's what we need to tell people. don't go out on the highways, you risk getting stum. >> a lot of people may not necessarily associate flooding when we hear the word blizzard or snowstorm. we're looking at some of these images. the water really -- we looked at the new york officials

that's the same for dc and for learn ard town. 34 at baltimore, 32 at martinsburg, a lot cooler at hagers tony. we are talking about an icy situation with a refreeze, on any of that melted snow with the highways and the sidewalks and the bypasses, do be careful because we are talking an icing once again and even worse than it was a couple of days ago. so 25 degrees in dc your overnight low, 23 at mannasas and 26 at fredricksburg. we've got 22 at martinsburg. today we had a passing snow flake or too, not too much to be concerned about. mostly over the mountains. i'm sure some of you did see that moving through our neighborhoods. that is all moving out of the way for tonight however. as we look at just a few clouds in the overnight hours and our planner by the 9:00 hour has us at 33 degrees and by 11:0031 before we really start to dip. so what's happening? cold air pattern stays in place once we get into saturday morning and it all changes. big southerly flow kicking in. temperatures going to the 50s on saturday to the 60s on sunday. oh, what season is it really? once again another warm-up