hagerstown in the upper 30s. la plata lower 40s. manassas 37 degrees. here's a look at the satellite radar picture where we have got high pressure to move off shore today. we'll be dry for the day. lots of sunshine but variable cloudiness by the afternoon. an area of low pressure could bring us a couple of showers well after midnight tonight. so no worries about it raining on your friday to finish off your workweek. your highs for today temperatures right around seasonable. maybe a little bit above. around low 60s in downtown. 62 in bowie.

in frederick, 50 along with hagerstown. gaithersburg, 48.that is still well above average for this time of year. 77 this afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms. not expecting anything strong or severe, but there could be imbedded downpours if within the rain. polite southwesterly breeze at 5 miles an hour. thank patrick's day tomorrow, partly sunny. variable clouds throughout the day. looks like the weather will cooperate, mid 70's. in the 60's on sunday, mid to upper 60's. then warming up nicely next week. >> as far as the volume, warming up. 66 eastbound in manassas and still good at 50 fair oaks. no accidents on 95 virginia good in baltimore. nothing on the b-w parkway if. there was a crash on the beltway at branch avenue. it's gone. don't worry. how about the beltway? 270 southbound rather, pretty decent coming out of frederick to get into gaithersburg as well. metro rail is on normal service. back to you. >> thank you. 49 degrees on this friday. >> 12 hours of basketball. and why it this should not come as a surprise. >> the

that includes the cities of hagerstown and frederick. so kids in those locations bundle up and be careful as you're walking to the bus stop as you could see some frost developing. here is a look at our day planner for this friday as andrea was saying. a nice start. lots of sunshine. by noon in the 50s. mostly sunny. we do see some clouds coming in this afternoon. we'll call it variable cloudiness throughout the day. right now 44 degrees, partly cloudy, and the winds are out of the east, northeast at 6 miles per hour. here's a look at that frost advisory. this area i'm calling periwinkle. north of it is in southern pennsylvania is the freeze warning. we've got the frost advisory in our area, including martinsburg and hagerstown and frederick till 9:00 this morning. as you're heading to the bus stop, you kids out there bundle up. it's kind of chilly. you definitely want a good cart, maybe your scarves. 30s and 40s under mostly sunny conditions. for the rest of today turning out to be nice and pleasant. we should be dry for the day. tempera

temperature wise, 50 in winchester now. 37 in hagerstown. you get the idea there's some colder air that will funnel. tonight we're not mid-50s but the northwest winds will keep pushing in cooler and cooler air tonight. tomorrow a struggle, i think to get out of the 40s for most of us. highs today were in the low 60s. this is little ms. leading -- misleading. it had not made it into the inner harbor, d.c. or annapolis or cambridge, so these numbers were just after midnight. we never quite warmed up through the day. across the region you can see clearly the front that came through. you can she that boundary just offshore. this will continue to push further and further out. as it does so, it will help drag in cooler air. as we look at the overall pattern, again, those renegade showers. cooler air wrapping in behind this thing. very dry conditions across most of the eastern u.s. this will be a brief shot but quite a cold shot and very dry air in police tonight and into -- place tonight and into the day tomorrow. very little new active weather. t

visibility is less than 1/4 mile in hagerstown. dense fog ben eisler from the panhandle -- there's a dense fog advisory starting at the panhandle. it is 59 degrees in stafford. a mild start to the debt. highs in the mid 60's around the metro area. 270 south of town in culpeper, stafford. upper 50's to the nook west with scattered clouds. increasing clouds later in the day tomorrow with the chance of an evening sprinkle, 59. >> some drivers could be in for repair bills after getting stuck in high water yesterday. m alexander silvfamily decided to take the back roads after getting off of the highway. but she did get help from the emergency crews. she was not injured, but f emily's car would not start. the washington suburban sanitary commission will work for 9:00 p.m. through 6:00 a.m. overnight to fix a water main break that caused a cynicasinkhole in bladensburg. violence storms in the country. >> 12 people killed and dozens of others injured. in harvey bill kansas, a twister hit and the windows blew out and tornadoes started throu

. -- in leesburg. 48 degrees in hagerstown. high pressure moving off the coast and we see some showers possible later tonight. lower 60s for today. upper 60s for saturday. here's a look at your time saver traffic with beverly. good morning. >>> a pretty hefty start to friday. no incidents or accidents to report right now if you are traveling east on 66. it's westbound 66 where they're cleaning up crash through the trees. westbound in falls church near washington boulevard. one lane able to get by along the left side with no delay coming out of ballston. eastbound the flashing lights may be a bit of a distraction but lanes open through vienna through rosslyn. no incidents on 95 as you head up out of dale city. fredricksburg into quantico and then heading past the rest area here all lanes are open and on up to springfield. the overnight road work is out of your way on the virginia beltway. maryland incident free on the interstates, the beltway. no early problems on the bw parkway or 50. heading into downtown, ddot and police tell

let's go first to hagerstown. a cold front rolls through their about an hour ago.y have dropped to 55. less than a 10th of an inch of rain. in arlington 66 degrees and the winds are southerly. 74 and 53 on the high and low today for reagan national airport. the height, 21 degrees above average. a record high in boston 58 in caribou. there is the cooler air minneapolis with a high of 37, detroit 63. a pretty active cold front but the icy stuff is way up in canada. it is going to stay there. we will get a little bit chilly air for a day or two and then start to warm up all over again. 68 degrees now at reagan national lahood airport. we will see the 40's overnight as the cold front slides out. we have had scattered showers and heavy rain along the southern end of this broad very common this time of year. that is not coming here. use the line moving through frederick county now pushing to the southeast. amid an upper 60's ahead of the front and then temperatures dropping behind the front. 50 degrees now and cumberland. here is what happens in the next day or two, we w

it's chilly. 49 hagerstown. 50 gaithersburg and baltimore. andrews and la plata also 50 with 48 across the bay. we're at 52 going back to the 70s later on. beverly farmer, 6:00 a.m., how is it looking? >> a little more volume out there. some folks are headed to work. they're not watching their brackets from home. eastbound lanes of 66 we have the building volume as you make your way from manassas. the pace in i ven that getting past nutley street is pretty good. no real problems 95 north. just the building volume getting into woodbridge heading to springfield as you merge toward the beltway. 395 has been a good pace through landmark, past the pentagon and to the 14th street bridge. the outer loop of the beltway just building volume west of new hampshire avenue off and on past university boulevard and over to georgia avenue. one accident northbound if you're traveling out of burke near route 4 and 408 in waysons corner. initially it was the northbound right side of the roadway that was blocked with that. our next check of time saver traffic co

a line of showers out to the the west moving through hagerstown. it was in cumberland. this is the beginning of the change in the weather that will drop temperatures tomorrow. still warm tonight but that it gusty south wind. 67 baltimore, 68dc. look at highs today. mid-70s. not record breaking but more than 20 degrees above average and the gusty winds continue tonight. they will be much colder by tomorrow afternoon. we hit the high by noon and then temperatures falling tomorrow night. how it shapes up for the weekend saturday and sunday. big changes there coming up. >> thank you. >> the latest now on the meltdown, it started the county executive and is trickling down to more people in the leadership. >> and we have been following the story. >> reporter: the headquarters was overwhelmingly no confidence in the fire chief. it doesn't mean he will be forced to step down but the union leadership said they hope it sends a message to the people that things heading in the wrong direction. leaders watched the results come in and turn out to be overwhelming. 396 votes their memb

and in hagerstown, down to the lower 40s. so you will notice tomorrow morning as you're waking up heading out the door, it will be colder especially compared to this morning's mild start. here's a look at this area of low pressure a lot of showers and thunderstorms going throw into parts of georgia, the carolinas. so looks like we are looking at cloudy conditions a slight chance to the southeast of us tomorrow where we could see maybe some wet weather but for the most part, it will be a colder start for your sunday morning. the afternoon breezy and cooler. then for monday morning, some snow showers are possible. not a big snow maker though. the middle of the week is looking to be milder and dry for your wednesday and thursday. we'll take a look at that in your seven day forecast. here's a look at the 9 futurecast. so tonight, cloudy conditions. it will be cloudy through overnight and into tomorrow morning to start your sunday morning. and then by the afternoon, we'll see a little bit of clearing. and then we'll see the clouds

out toward hagerstown 29, martinsburg 28. those are areas where you potentially might have a hard freeze where it stays at or below 28 for three hours or so. in the city about 35 degrees and if we're lucky, these winds which are stronger than they were last hour still sustained at 22 in the city, 15 at us there and 31-mile an hour wind gusts -- 15 at dulles and 31- mile an hour wind gusts. i know a lot of growers, certainly the fruit growers to our west would really like to see us get a path on this frost. i'll have more details on tomorrow's forecast in a few minutes. >>> just hours from now another round of arguments will take place before the supreme court to determine the constitutionality of president obama's healthcare reform law. already tonight people are lined up to get tickets to watch the historic proceedings. the case is attracted by supporters and proponents of the law. fox 5's beth parker was outside the supreme court today with the story. >> reporter: what happened inside the supreme court today could change th

temperatures across the board, winchester, 40 in martinsburg, 46 in hagerstown. quantico surpassing 50 degrees already. the warm air. 24-hour temperature change, 26 warmer in detroit. warm air arriving later this afternoon ahead of the cold will slide across today, bringing us a showers ande of embedded thunderstorms. our skies will begin to clear as through the day tomorrow. friday will look wonderful outside with high-pressure overhead. 73-78 degrees today. heavy downpours and gusty wind possible. let's get a look at traffic with lisa baden. >> it is a good morning. 95 is pretty smooth out of getting intog, springfield, beyond on to 395. everything is open to and from street bridge. virginiaavel times in and on 95 in maryland. southbound coming out of frederick into montgomery county 270 into a germantown is beautiful. ride in college park on on the beltway near andrews air force base. more.ave now back to news. >> crews are scheduled to demolish bridge in fort belvoir this week. will close ones of route 1 after 7:00 tonight and tomorrow night. new dunston road

this one is west of hagerstown. a little bit of lightning activity a bit ago. there are some heavy thunderstorms going through virginia beach. lighter showers across southern maryland, south of annapolis towards cambridge. only a minimal risk of a shot or breaching our area. the almanac indicating a trace of precipitation. that juries may be due to the early-morning fog and drizzle -- that trace may be due to the early morning fog and drizzle. it took all day long to get up to that high temperature. normal is only 54 degrees. 64 -- bwi marshall 63. the eastern shore is cooler. there temperatures have been cool. the sea breeze is keeping the temperature down at ocean city. western maryland is mild, though, and that is a good indication that temperatures will stay above normal this weekend. the sunsets this evening add 7 cup 15. -- 7:15. we are sitting on the edge of this warm front. behind it, the temperatures are unseasonably mild. 81 in chicago right now. 83 in kansas city. all of this mild weather will be pushing toward the mid-atlantic. it will keep our temp

we're down to 35 in hagerstown, 39 in easton. that won't last long. winds 23 in hagerstown.ese continue to gust over 25 miles an hour in spots. so a definite wind chill factor, a winter like feeling in the hair through the overnight. that's what makes this so remarkable. it will feel like summertime suddenly, so rapid wild changes. we've seen it before. snow showers still coming down in west virginia. southwestern pennsylvania. here's our storm system. it put down significant accumulations parts of virginia getting a couple of inches. the eastern shore with the coating including parts of southeastern maryland. for central maryland, the snow streamers coming in out of the north and west. this system is going to keep pushing out to sea and cold air will continue to wrap in. it's colder drier air. i look for things to stay generally dry overnight. we have a dry commute. one more disturbance tries to pinwheel. it will be north of us. so if anything, maybe a knew flurries, nothing like the widespread showers of today. then we're dry and looking good. flurries ending what few flur

we have seen a shower west of hagerstown. that one has been trying to become a little stronger, but no lightning strikes. the potential is there for an isolated thunder shower. especially in areas that have warmed up. areas to the west of us got a little bit more sunshine. 50's in cambridge. to the west of us, a chance for an isolated storm. overnight tonight, we will see a little bit of cloud cover, those passing showers. in the morning, futurecast shows more fog and some drizzle in the early part of the day. we are in that holding pattern with light winds and a stagnant weather pattern. we pick up some moisture and clouds over night. 40's in the cooler suburbs. 50's downtown baltimore. this is the weather system that is tracking right now. you see a lot of sunshine in the upper midwest. that will be with us for most of the day tomorrow. we might start with clouds and fog, but finished out with a good dose of sunshine. it will be mild again. temperatures continue above normal. after some clouds and fog, we will see clearing

winchester, 32 degrees and 31 in hagerstown. parts of the area dipping about below the freezing mark. forecast for today, cool temperatures. actually a few degrees below normal. we don't do that too often in the washington area this year. 55 will be your daytime high. it will be around 53 at 4:00 p.m. >> i'm kind of lining the cold. >> it will be a nice refreshing day. a little less wind than yesterday too so it will feel better. >> let's take a live look out atwal las island. nasa trying to launch these rockets over the skies today. >> there was talk about whether or not they will be postponed but you can hear the countdown. >> there we go. >> they've launched the rockets as we continue to watch them. they will be analyzing what we are told are the clouds, the rings that are left behind these rockets. he will learn more about what their mission is hopefully coming up here. but this is something you will see over the washington area, possibly as far as vermont that you could see some of the rings from these so keep that in mind.

right now it's 30 in greatestburg and hagerstown. winchester 32 along with cumberland. a lot of areas north and west at or below freezing. locally andrews was down to 33. when you factor in the winds, it feels like it's anywhere from the mid-20s to makingerstown to the mid--- to hagerstown to the mid-30s. a chilly morning. good looking morning out there. clear skies, 36 degrees. feeling like 28 with the windchill. the air very dry. the dew points are down in the low teens now with that wind out of the north at 12 miles an hour. yesterday we had some gusts close to 40 miles an hour. you can see overhead it's all clear here. some clouds and showers well to the west. we're going to see a front come at us tomorrow coming out of the midwest. so for today in the future cast, the chilly northerly and northwesterly winds this morning. sunshine all day today. that's well up in the 50s. tonight 30s and 40s so not nearly as cold. tomorrow morning there's that cold front. this line of showers up here. this is going to be driving south and east during the day. middle of the day gets

one mile visibility, hagerstown, six, winchester five.o you pick a spot, and that fog is out there. not only do we have the fog, but we're humid. so it is feeling uncomfortable. 59 degrees in baltimore and 55 in easton, 61 in washington d.c. right now and in the upper 50s in york and hagerstown and in culpepper. satellite and radar showing you the clouds out there right now. and you can see the darker gray clouds. these are the clouds that are difficult to scour out and that will be the name of the game as we go through the rest of the morning. so late morning, and early afternoon, i'm thinking clouds willing hovering. it will not be later in the afternoon. that is when we start to get more sunshine breaking out like we saw yesterday. so a carbon copy of the first day of spring. future spend goes into motion. and we have a chance for showers popping up as we go into the afternoon, isolated in nature and that will continue even as we go into thursday and also friday. today, temperature coming in around 73 degrees. we'll get that sunshine l

hagerstown 42. even to the east mid-40s down to southern maryland. on our michael & son weather camera, nothing but sunshine. blue skies. nice looking day out there but it is a chilly one. only 45 at noon at reagan national. feels like 41 with the north wind at 7 miles an hour. the air really dried out a lot. dew point only 15 right now. so the weather headlines not as cold tonight. up 36 to 44. warmer tomorrow. we're going till about 75. however, there's going to be a front coming through so ahead of that some showers, maybe a thunderstorm or two in the afternoon. then cooler again thursday. we'll be looking at highs thursday around 60. you can see the cold air in the northeast. 24 in caribou. out west. but the warn t here, -- warmth here, 56 national. this is tomorrow's weather before a front comes through and knocks us back down for thursday and friday into the 60s. you can see it coming in toward iowa right now and into northern missouri. see this line of showers right here? a couple of thunderstorms? that's going to be marching off to the east a

if they are stubborn. 56 in the district. 57 in winchester and hagerstown. 59 in lexington park. we will make it into the mid 60's today with a few breaks in the clouds. more showers and thunderstorms especially in afternoon. the action is off to the west right now. it will be in the metro area later on today. >> thanks so much. in michigan, more troubles. three tornadoes touching down last night damaging at least 100 homes for. one of the twisters caught on camera in the town of dexter. nearly 30 minutes it plowed through the town. you can see the results neighborhoods latin. if people said it happened so quickly it. >> you don't have enough time to even pray. you just sit there and wait and hope that you will be there at the end. >> nobody heard in the storm. tornadoes in that area are not uncommon in may or june, but they are unusual in march. more breaking news, a high- profile case from new jersey has a former rutgers university student accused of spying on his roommate, who later committed suicide. the jury has reached a verdict on multiple counts. the 20-year-old has been

a couple of showers towards martinsburg and hagerstown. more clouds today. we should get back in the milder air. upper 60s by noon. even a couple of showers possible this morning with a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. highs cooler than yesterday, still mild around 75. >>> let's go to beverly farmer. she has time saver traffic. >> the good news is an earlier accident had been reported in montgomery county on the 270 spur near democracy boulevard. checked the whole length of it. nothing of consequence found. that's good news. this is route 4, andrews, that's moving freely. no early problems there. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. >>> making news now coming up on 5:12, the attorney representing the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians is not releasing his client's name. lawyer john henry brown says he's worried about the safety of the 38-yard soldier's family. he has two young children. brown also said the soldier saw his friend's leg blown off the day before the shooting. >>> in the aftermath of that shooting, afghanistan's president s

this storm is kind of hanging around hagerstown around i-81.re in pretty good shape tonight for the evening commute. i'm going to keep the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in all night. 74 rockville, 73 in bethesda, 75 in reston, great falls 76, 74 college park and 73 in beltsville. so mild to warm all week. that's the good news. shower possible tonight, although the evening commute mainly dry around the metro area. some fog is possible again tomorrow morning and some showers possible also during the morning commute primarily late in the morning. so we'll have to trade warm air for the chance for showers. i think that's a fair trade quite frankly. later on tonight 8:30, 9:00, maybe some showers gaithersburg to leesburg, essentially light, a little yellow in hagerstown. it's been kind of stormy up there afternoon and evening. early morning hours, more showers through fairfax back into manassas, prince william and fauquier county. get into the early morning hours around 8:00, we have showers around, the roads may be wet but nothing heavy fallin

york and hagerstown, the relative humidity is high. we can see 73% and inner harbor at 55%. the showers in west have va, and virginia and lingering down into tennessee. it takes you off to the west where they had rain across the southern plains all morning long, some severe flooding now banning to push off to the east into arkansas and into louisiana. this is a slow moving system. this is going to be our weather maker as we work our way into the weekend, so you can see it here. this will slide off toward the east. high pressure is anchored into the mid-atlantic. with that we'll have that southeasterly to easterly flow. that's making the temperature has little difficult. future trend pick up on some showers and thunderstorms as we go into tomorrow and the day after that. we won't start to see a change in the forecast until we head into the weekend. temperature around 56 degrees. that patchy fog will develop once again. that's what we have tomorrow mornings 73. by tomorrow night that temperature at 53. a check of that seven-day forecast as you make your plans, we will warm up

fifth in frederick. 49 in hagerstown. while this afternoon, 77 with a few sunny breaks or peaks of sunshine. overall, fairly cloudy. scattered showers and storms a little bit this morning and more widespread this afternoon and into the evening. into the weekend? partly sunny. 75 on saturday and cooling into the 60's on sunday. any new issues, lisa? >> there is a crash and 29 and centreville. it is impacting 66 traffic because you can see the flashing lights as you pass through the area. callers are telling us that 29, you cannot exit from centreville off 29 to head onto 66 because precarious, that is where the accident is. that is all i am thinking about right now. i do not have anything else except for volume. 95, look get it out of the woodbridge. back to the news desk. >> thank you so much. we are following a developing story. the american soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians in a rampage could be moved to a u.s. military prison as an as today. the soldier's attorney says his client saw his friend's legs blow

you might have a shower in hagerstown but in the immediate metro area no problem. 6 great falls rightow. 68 in sterling, 70 down in manassas, 71 in college park. even as you head up towards baltimore temperatures still upper 60s in beltsville. look at the winds. they are howling. now, it's still a warm wind. winds are howling 23 miles per hour wind gusts in manassas, a 33 miles per hour at national, and they had a gust to 39 today. so a cold front is on the way. a dry commute home. mainly a dry morning commute except for you folks in southern maryland. breezy and cooler friday, still above average. bright but brisk on saturday. good news, no winds on saturday. all right, future cast, 9:00 tonight, couple sprinkles up near baltimore and hagerstown but clouds in place. most of the showers in the mountains. but then if you're out late tonight after midnight we get showers and some heavier activity into southern maryland, especially through charles county, st. mary's county and calvert county. by 8:30 they are pretty much gone. so again you may have a few wet roads in southern maryland on

still getting gusts 33 miles per hour. 20, 33 hagerstown you take those winds and temperatures in the0s and feels like it is in the 20s and 30s. 27 gaithersburg, 25 winchester, 23 hagerstown and 34 here in the district bundle up for that, but now, i will help you peel off a few layers with the temperature trend our high up 52 degrees today only 46, tomorrow 48, still below average, but then how about that bounce on wednesday to 60 best day of the week, warmest any way, 67, if you are a snow lover today was the busiest day of the week, this is a short, turn back into the cool side, tomorrow, a few clouds sunshine back a couple clouds floating through high pressure will dominate the weather tomorrow, wednesday is going to warm up on thursday, this front will get even closer that will pop temperatures into the upper 60s. before tonight, we are thinking we are dropping to 30 if we do that will only be the second time in a number of months, that we dipped well, actually we have gotten below freezing many times at the airport but not below freezing for that daytime high very many times, as

not as strong, but 24-mile an hour wind gusts downtown and up in hagerstown. so here's the deal. colder, but milder. much colder tonight. we're going to go from windy to breezy overnight. sunny and chilly tomorrow, but a nice day. i think everybody is going to prefer sunday. winds come back, but a mild wind. temperatures go back into the low 60s. so for tonight, clear, breezy, much colder. 28 to 34. and winds calm down somewhat northwest at 10 to 15. if you're in the suburbs, we're talking upper 20s below freezing. 29 in gaithersburg and rockville. 34 downtown. but 30 in college park and bowie, 29 in reston and fairfax and 28 in leesburg, manassas, and also toward herndon. tomorrow, sunshine. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. not bad. by afternoon, sunny and chilly, but no wind. you'll need your shade, but temperatures 46 to 50 with light wind. that's actually a pretty nice day, but again, it will be nicer on sunday as temperatures go back up into the mid 60s. 28 to 36 to start. evidently too cold for derek to ride his bike. at noon, sunshine, temperatures in the 40s and pure suns

martinsburg up to hagerstown, that is a slow ride there.ven south we've got some fog places like andrews. i've seen quantico down to a quarter. now they're saying 10. even warrenton a quarter mile. the dense fogry is north but we have patchy dense fog in some other spots thanks to the record breaking rainfall yesterday. not at national but dulles and bwi had their wettest leap day on record. some areas had an inch and a half or even more than that. 40 in hagerstown this morning. where the cool air is, that's where we really have the fog. 50 in winchester. culpeper 55. as we look outside on our michael & son weather camera, no fog in the nation's capital. good visibility under mostly cloudy skies. 59 degrees this morning. that barometer is bouncing around so if you're sensitive to pressure changes, this has been a rough week for you. we have a storm, the high pressure. this storm is producing a bunch of snow. they're expecting locally a foot of snow in southern new hampshire from this. boston is going to see 4 to 6 inches of snow, sleet, fre

we don't have real cold air behind this thing, but we do have some gusty winds, hagerstown gusting to 29 miles per hour, gusts to 23 at martinsburg, 30 at winchester and those numbers will fill in across the region as the frontal system starts to swing through. so it pushes the showers out and brings in gusty winds and cooler air tomorrow with the winds continuing out of the north, but enjoy the sunshine. as we look toward the weekend, we'll increase the chance for showers very late friday into the first part of saturday. 54 tonight, west, northwest winds at 10 to 20. tomorrow we could get gusts to 30, breezy and cooler with a temperature of 64 degrees. about 68 degrees for quantico tomorrow, 64 for washington, frederick about 60 and you get farther north and west and temperatures should generally be in the 50s. a snapshot of your weekend, some showers around, especially the first part of saturday and clouds. it might break for sunshine by afternoon, though, and sunday's temperature 66 if not 68 degrees. that definitely looks like the warmer day. your five-day forecast, not only do we

we'll need some time to scrape the frost in the morning. 33 in hagerstown and cumberland. these are the areas where you may have that potential froth and it certainly is clear as well out there. 43 degrees in the district ought to do it. we don't have big winds hike we did last night to keep the atmosphere mixed up. tomorrow we start sunny, but the clouds roll in as early as noon and could be a spotty late day shower but not a wet day. 61 degrees, so also not one of our more warm days that we've had so much of this month. tomorrow we start out about 45 degrees at 8 a.m., more clouds around at the noon hour at 57 and a spotty shower at 5:00 with a temperature of 60. on satellite and radar we're not seeing a huge mass of moisture to the west, but we will eventually have an area of low pressure start to get its act together and over the course of friday into saturday we're thinking we could get maybe 1/4 to 1/2-inch of rain in these areas, more likely the heavier rain will be up in pennsylvania with 1/2-inch to an 1 1/2 inches expected in that region. a little wetter on satur

hagerstown more of the same. let's go outside and glen burnie. we have a little patchy fog along the -- in annapolis and also anne arundel county. you are dealing with patchy fog across that area. and temperatures are quite mild once again for today. so we bring you back in and we can see 55 in millersville, sparrows point 58 degrees, 56 in edgewood, and 51 in bel air and good morning manchester, you are coming in around 58 degrees. so close to 60 degrees this morning. it's hiewp i will -- humid out there. you know the scenario, satellite and radar not picking up on awhole lot but we have patchy fog dense in some places and this is good news to me. this means it's going to burn off a little bit quicker than it has been. the weather pattern has an area of low pressure, a cut off low that's been spinning across the middle of the nation and will begin to work the way into our area as we go through the weekend. so we can get when it's all said and done maybe an inch to an inch and a half of rain. but for today, temperaturescoming in around 80 and it

hagerstown in the upper 30s. la plata lower 40s. manassas 37 degrees.ook at the satellite radar picture where we have got high pressure to move off shore today. we'll be dry for the day. lots of sunshine but variable cloudiness by the afternoon. an area of low pressure could bring us a couple of showers well after midnight tonight. so no worries about it raining on your friday to finish off your workweek. your highs for today temperatures right around seasonable. maybe a little bit above. around low 60s in downtown. 62 in bowie. andrew 63. in fairfax 61. sterling around 61. leesburg in the lower 60s. i've got your weekend forecast coming up but first here is beverly with your time saver traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. good friday start. just overnight construction that is still lingering for folks really this morning. the volume out of woodbridge, dale city into woodbridge is still light northbound on 95 heading past the rest area into woodbridge, into springfield. but detours were still in place on the inner loop at springfield. the ongoing ex

hagerstown 36. light winds mean 30 degrees at cross junction but winchester 39.ith the winds up, we are -- where the winds are up, temperatures are warmer. where they're down they're in the upper 20s even. we have windchills this morning upper 20s to low 30s. definitely bundle up. there's the sun shining off the capital dome there with a temperature of 40. feeling like 31, though, as those winds still at a 16 mile an hour clip out of the south, southwest. the barometer is high but not as high as yesterday. with the barometer pulling away, this is not reaching the ground. this is in southeastern virginia. we notice the high clouds that are streaming in. there's a cold front off this map. that's going to be arriving here as we get into tomorrow night and friday morning. out ahead of it, the winds will be southwesterly. that's what's going to boost us into the 60s today. it will keep us in the 40s tonight. then tomorrow we're going to get to 70 ahead of the front but look, by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, hagerstown, martins burning and points west of there -- martinsburg and

look at hagerstown, gusting to 40 miles an hour and about what will happen when the sun sets is that it will start getting colder here at the surface and that is going to allow the winds to stay trapped above the surface due to an inversion. that will happen, 56 in town; 50 degrees, gaithersburg and quantico. it will still stay breezy this evening and that is not going to be gusty. clear skies out there and overnight tonight, that is going to make it cold. it will be breezy and the temperatures are fallling into the 30s in the suburbs and 11:00 and feeling colder than that with the cold breeze. the weekend forecast is coming up and we have everything for everyone. >> thanks. see you in a bit. >>> the solar storm is far from over. it got stronger overnight and is considered the most powerful solar storm since 2004. the solar storms have a potential to disrupt high-tech operations on earth including gps systems and phone service and so far the storm hasn't interfered with earth's activities. >>> virginia tech's president testifies about 2007's shooting massacre. >> also find out why po

hagerstown where the front is trying to come through, you've got a wind gusting to 38 miles an hour, martinsburg 47. that's kind of dangerous, especially since we've been dealing with these strong winds all day. maybe some limbs are loose. be aware of that especially if you have an early morning commute in the dark that you don't run into some fallen limbs as front comes through. still gusting to 28. we expect those limbs to hold together with that line of gusty thundershowers. they're not thunder, just showers. 11:00 we see that up through hagerstown, but it swings through quickly followed closely by the front. your commute is probably dry but cooler and breezy. we keep that cool temperature going through the day saturday. temperatures may be in the low 50s on saturday, but it looks like we'll get through this weekend on the dry side. so friday definitely plan on chillier start at 49, by noon 56 and by 4:00 we're at 53 degrees, but hey, don't give up on the warm stuff. we're down for a couple days. daylight saving time this weekend, don't forget and by the time we get started on mon

we've got 4 # at hagerstown. look at cumberland to the west. 37-degree.e are usually in the 20s this time the day. 39 at fredericksburg. 50 at quantity you co. -- we have avenue got 43 at hagerstown. look at cumberland to the west, 37 degrees. we've got a southerly wind flow that will be sticking around into the course of the week and we'll benefit from that as we start to see the temperatures continue to rise. we are keeping an eye on satellite-radar, however. there is a ridge of high pressure off the coast. we'll see some increasing clouds into the course of the day, all ahead of this precipitation associated with a frontal system that is pushing its way towards us and as the day wears on, we will continue to see increasing clouds as a result of it. now, increasing clouds into the course of the day but also a chaps of some showers a little bit later on. we are headed to the 60s. this frontal system will move through. we'll start to see the wet weather about the evening hours, maybe around 6:00 or 7:00 or so and it will continue into the overnight hours

look at hagerstown. that is why the fog is developing.ot of moisture and still some cold temperatures to the north. a bit of a battleground up there. hard to believe it is the first dave march and we are guaranteeing dry weather for the remander of the day. come up, great ask the weather guy. we have an asteroid that could be threatening planet earth in 2040 and we have the man with the answers. >> that is a pretty big deal. >> you might want to stay tuned for that one. >> we were talking about it. it is a little freaky, i do have to admit. >> time to check in with julie wright and see what is happening on the roads. >> good morning. very busy right now. we've got road spray kicking up in your face. we've got a little bit of fog to deal with and some tie-ups to report eastbound along i-70 right now before you commit to 27. the accident activity tying up the two left lanes. expect heavy volume delays eastbound along i-70. 207 itself open for business. but working your way down to urbana, you are down to 31 miles per hour headed south. acci

up to the north, 37 in cumberland, 37 in hagerstown and gaithersburg, but still 46 in fredericksburg. the wind helps to keep temperatures up and does not allow them to fall. i do expect these numbers to stay about where they are. they'll go down a little bit. but by tomorrow morning, the winds will subside and the numbers will start to come down. that's why we have a freeze warning in effect for about the entire area. the exception is down towards calvert and st. marys county. but even in your area, you may see temperatures close to freezing. i do not expect a frost. it would be a freeze if we get below that 32-degree number. and i think many of you to the north and west of washington will get into the 20s with clear skies out there as long as the winds die down as i mentioned. here it is, chilly and rather breezy this evening and tomorrow morning, tomorrow still a fairly chilly day when you consider how warm we've been. you'll need the jackets throughout much of the day and the sunshine. on wednesday, partly cloudy skies within an isolated shower moving through. that's as another col

hagerstown, 31. frederick, 32.at freezing in leesburg, and gaithersburg down to just 30 degrees there at the airport. and we'll have temperatures at reagan national at 37. and southern maryland, la plata down to 36. pax river is at 41. the counties in blue are all the ones that will likely have a freeze over the next few hours, includes most of virginia, maryland, west virginia, the eastern shore. the only areas out of it are in the southern maryland, northern neck. look at the regional temperatures. elkins down to 27 now. in the 20s pennsylvania to new england. and here's how it's going to look throughout the day for la plata and charles county. it's going to be similar all around the region by 8:30, 9:00. we'll be in the mid 30s there. then by noontime, early afternoon, should be up around 50 degrees. lots of sunshine. then by late afternoon, the mid 50s. then overnight tonight, by midnight, back down to the mid 40s. not as cold tomorrow morning by dawn on wednesday. it will be bottoming out around 40 degrees sta

wind gusts to 30 at hagerstown. there's not an advisory out for the winds, but you factor in the winds with the temperature, you'll have windchills in the 30s tonight when the sun goes down. bundle up. cool, colder, and milder. much colder tonight. we go from windy to breezy tonight, which is some improvement. sunny and chilly tomorrow. that's okay. winds are going to be southwest on sunday and that is a warmer wind. so for tonight, clear, breezy, much colder. 1 to 2 blanket night. lows 28 to 34. winds will become northwest at 10 to 15 after midnight. so low tonight, kind of flirting with the freezing mark inside the beltway. you get north and west and east and you have temperatures in the upper 20s. 29 in gaithersburg. 29 in rockville. 34 in arlington and downtown, but 30 in college park. out to the west, 29 in reston. 29 in fairfax. and sterling. but 28 in leesburg and 28 also in manassas and back up toward middleberg. pure sunshine tomorrow. cold, you'll need a coat. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. look at the w

still 60 in la plata and 62 in annapolis but some low 50s now from hagerstown out to cumberland and you guys back here? freeze warning in effect for tonight. quick look at it had's highs -- today's highs. 64 for d.c. and youer 60s -- and upper 60s down to fredericksburg >>> we're getting busier on 66 more volume eastbound. heading in from manassas to get into centreville. only volume though slowing you down here past 234 and past the rest area. pick up the pace with 28 and centreville. brief slowdowns into fair oaks and more volume building in falls church. northbound 95 travelers, in the lineup from before the prince william parkway to route 1. stick with the interstate though. still cleaning up a crash on northbound route 1 at cardinal route. although police say you can get by. accident reported on davis ford road and inbound pennsylvania avenue before you get to 2935 and the sousa bridge. folks traveling i-70 corridor, pace is still good down through gaithersburg and rockville. heading on down toward the lane divide looks good. the next check of timesaver traffic at 6:15. mike back t

a little cooler north and west. 40 in hagerstown.er air is right across the washington area as we speak. 66degrees, lots of sunshine, breezy and warm for this afternoon. later tonight, we'll be nice and cool. clear skies, cool overnight. getting into the day tomorrow, starting the day with sunshine. we'll cloud up the second half of the day. we could have rain tomorrow night and a period of rain during the day on saturday. inthe first half of the day on saturday. hopefully, we'll get it out of here by saturday afternoon. cooler temperatures behind that front. were sunday and monday, upper 40s and low others. let's do some traffic and julie wright has your look. >> i was checking mascara during that forecast. >> i told you to went on forever. >> it is a good forecast. we are waiting some of that patchy fog to burn off. we have some road spray kicking up in your face. allow some extra time out on the roads. this is 66 coming in from fair oaks. no problems to report as you work your way in. i think overnight the construction was scared

mostly falling apart by the time it gets to hagerstown.e have a threat later today for a thunderstorm. an area of high pressure is responsible. right now this high pressure system is sitting offshore in place and it is bring that moisture in from the ocean. that is helping to spark this activity. you can see showers from west virginia into pennsylvania. this will be pushing eastward. very mild conditions from the east into the midwest. almost 30 degrees above normal in places like chicago and minneapolis. they have been setting a bunch of records. the cold front is pushing into the plains. that is the dividing line of the cold and warm air. 30's and 40's are the blue shadings. 69 in kansas city. a little colder along the east coast. we are still well above normal. we should be starting off in the 30's. above normal into the afternoon. 68 in baltimore. 72 in the mountains. mostly afternoon showers for baltimore. the eastern shore looking for plenty of sun after the fog disappears. isolated showers are possible tonight. still above normal. t

look at the numbers right now. 60 in hagerstown.assas. 56 in fredericksburg. right now at 54. not a bad night to get out and about. and you can expect more of this for the weekend. i know it's a big weekend. looking very nice as far as the temperatures are concerned. shower activity, we saw that earlier in the day. and now some clouds trying to stream back through. we could see the chance for some showers tomorrow. but the forecast looking a little better. let's show you what happened today. cooler air definitely won out here. 82 yesterday. it was 58 in philadelphia. that cool marine air moved right down i-95 towards our area with our high temperature that reached 59 today. 58 at 2:00 with very cool conditions. tomorrow, though, i expect that push of warm air to move back up to the north. 70 in washington. to the south and west, i think you folks will number the low to mid-70s. to the north and east up towards baltimore, maybe staying in the upper 60s depending on cloud cover. right now i think we could have more sunshine. that woul

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boy, doesn't it have a good handle on the showers up through hagerstown.rough town quickly so that as early as 4 a.m. it's south through southern maryland and here comes the front. it's going to clear the skies as it does, but it will make us school and breezy for our friday -- cool and breezy for our friday. we'll keep those cool temperatures going heading through saturday, although it does look like a sunny dry weekend. here's your five-day forecast, temperatures dropping the next couple days and rising again. daylight savings time, sorry to tell you, you will be sleep deprived and happy because you get that extra hour of daylight even if you lose that hour of sleep, 64 monday, 71 again on tuesday. it just wants to be warm this march. >> bring it on. thank you. >>> a piece of boxing history is missing after thieves broke into a home in annapolis. burglars broke into pat mcadder's jr.'s home earlier today and stole a safe. inside the safe is the oldest championship belt in boxing history. his father was a boxing legend. tonight the younger mcadder is appe

upper 50s down to our south with 54 for hagerstown.nk we're -- this afternoon we're looking at a lot of sunshine. high clouds at times. on the bay either side a little bit cooler. remember, the water temperatures are down a bit so 60 for annapolis and easton. we'll top off at about 65 or so with a 5:45 temperature still at 62 degrees. looks like we're going to be even warmer as we head toward tomorrow as temperatures could approach 70. not too shabby. over to you. >> thank you, howard. time for today's daily deals. we've got smn offers to help you -- some offers to help you enjoy your upcoming spring break. 20% off swimwear for the entire family from j. crew and you'll get free shipping. also offers.com through nordstrom is offering 50% off of cotton candy tote. it normally runs for $89 but you can get it for $48.90 and free shipping. finally, you can take a motorola zoom tablet honeycomb 10.1-inch screen for $349.99. it's normally $699.99, a 50% savings on that one. you'll find that one on e-bay. if you have any good deals, we want to

winchester, 32. 31 in hagerstown. most the area still earned a freeze warning and will be so until 9:00 this morning. if you have tender vegetation and you want to protect, it you need to do so now. these temperatures will continue to fall for a few hours. it is not too late if you want to bring something inside as we'll bottom out here by about 7:00 a.m. it will be a beautiful day, lots of sunshine, much less wind than yesterday. there you go, out to the west, nothing but clear skies. sunshine today and clouds around tomorrow and some changes in the forecast. for today, just kind of cool, 55 your daytime high. that is about five degrees below normal. en dry today. >> haven't seen that in a while. >> should be a nice day though. >> i was wondering how our vegetation was doing in the traffic department. i was thinking about her all the way in on the way to work. you were bundled up, if you have after he got on -- >> she can't move her lips. >> does she have purple on too? >> i do. >> i didn't get the memo. >> i'm weari

it also feels like it's in the 20s for hagerstown.tinue kind of on this theme from today where we're going to be cooler and actually the coldest day of the weekend will be tomorrow as we get on into sunday. it looks like we'll be in for another little warm-up starting to warm up tomorrow on the chilly side, though, 48 degrees. we'll have good amounts of sunshine tomorrow. you'll be okay, but the wind is going to blow 10, 20 miles per hour. so it's going to feel a little wind chilly all day long. beautiful on sunday, sunshine, winds calm down, temperatures warm up to the lower 60s and i see possibly middle 60s for our southern viewers. so a little warmer sunday and night. tonight clear skies here, any lingering snow will to the north of us with the clouds coming through central sections of pennsylvania. we certainly don't have to worry about that. back out to the west, nearly clear skies all the way out to the central plains. that is our weekend. underneath this big growing area of high pressure at the surface and we're also going to s