white and turquoise and green sprinkles onion and to harris harrisonburg and not arriving in the metro area until 9, 10:00 this morning. we are getting freezing from the mountains all the way out. and reaching 40 degrees in the panhandle of west virginia. this is our timing. this purple zone is a snow zone. we may be getting a few wet snowflakes in frederick county some very light rain in the washington metro area around 10, 11:00 this morning and then continues with wet snow farther to the north in the panhandle of west virginia and northern maryland and then changing to wet snow around 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. and then midnight to dawn on sunday, we'll have that. it begins to taper off and break up to our south and west, as we go to sunday morning pretty much over with. 4 to 8 inches in the winter advisory zone, highest elevations get the higher amo t amounts above 2,000 feet. a dusting in washington point south and east and rain tomorrow. and beginning next week, it may and friday. what do you think of that. >> just keep the allergies away. >> 6:21, get your sweat on today, and give back

quickly in our direction, so our future cast paint the first flurries mib as early as 7:00 along harrisonburg area and 10:00 we should see outside the studios. 6 in the morning one last gas, rain, snow line not far from the richmond area that's why they'll are mitch. boy this is quick hitter 10 a.m. it's over we don't think there's many school san selllations with this maybe two our delays as the system gets out of here and wanted to show you we're thinking again one to two ibchs and we did a long discussion of everything on facebook. sue palka, "fox5" d.c. find it there and couple spots south and east of 95. southern maryland fweting closer to 2 to 3" ought of that and that could cause early morning friday slipperiness though bulk of accumulation will be on grass. maybe a snow shower late saturday and no problems expected there and then we start to warm-up tuesday, 58. wednesday warm with temperature of 75. we're thinking most areas are going to really enjoy that day. and in fact i think i might have to call out that day just looking so wonderful. okay. maybe i won't. maybe i'll take a vacat

the radar over the last hour, all the showers for the time being, southwest of us to harrisonburg, and they are head our way. we will zoom in a bit, and showers to the west of harrisburg, and to the west and out southwest of winchester, and everything pushing to the east. the good news is most of the showers are coming in by day break and get out of here mid- morning, and it will not be long-lived. 4:30, showers across the board, temperatures in the 40s, and then by 6:00, light showers and temperatures kind of start. 46 in silverspring and fairfax, and by 8:00, a couple of leftover showers, particularly east and south of i-95. we will come back and track when the sunshine returns, and a reminder, download our app. it's free. i don't know why you wouldn't do it. you get the 3-degree guarantee, and we have all that coming up. >> turning now to presidential politics, and less than 24 hours away from perhaps the biggest night of the campaign. >> several states including ohio and illinois will make the presidential choices tomorrow, but no state looms larger than florida. on the republican

the commonwealth it's all blue except the college towns williamsburg for example charlottesville harrisonburg stanton radford right so bernie sanders does really well in the college towns and you can see out here in western virginia where people are probably struggling economically the sanders message played really well but in the end it was a big win for hillary clinton in what moving forward for the democratic party does that suggest as far as the primary reasons for the work that hillary clinton really needs to do because we did talked obviously sanders spoke to a lot of younger people these college towns but that is sort of winners a shark and a weakness perhaps right so it soon. hillary clinton really well amongst some of that obama coalition afghan american voters suburban white women voters for example she struggled with millennial voters bernie said they were attracted to bernie sanders but they didn't necessarily turn out in big numbers. so assuming hillary clinton's the democratic nominee. her challenge in virginia is to find a way to reach out and talk to those millennial voters an

down to harrisonburg, south, rain-snow mix, and there's snow steadier into friday morning, and especiallyth and east of town. north and west, we may have trouble, even getting up to an inch up there. this will be pulling away friday after 8:00 or 9:00, and there's sun friday afternoon. how much snow am i sympathying? 1-2inches across the region. southern st. mary's here, 2-4. i want to emphasize, i'm thinking mostly grassy surfaces, and that doesn't mean isolated slick spots, and this area with the red line, north and east of the red line here, i may have to drop that to less than an inch if the trends continue. we will watch this with isolated slick spots on friday morning, and in the 40s tomorrow, and it will not be sticking around long at all. guys, back to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> enough is enough when it comes to sitting in traffic. happening today, commuters are calling for better bus service in montgomery county. >> better buses could help dmv. nikki burdine has more. >> reporter: that's the hope, getting rid of some of the congestion. the new bus system may be the ants. one

harrisonburg in the receive70s. so a big range of possibilities depending on when you get the sunshine. >>> taking a look 2 disabled car on the right shoulder. still hanging around. slow as you're headed southbound right out of frederick and then a little slow again as you're passing 109 southbound there on 270. 95 north at center point parkway, lanes open, but you can see some delays still remain. a look at metro coming up. >>> voters could have more of an impact today an all 13 super tuesday states. people in five states go to the polls. ohio and florida are the first winner take all primaries of this election season. meaning the winning candidate takes all of the state's delegates. a quick update on the count, first among the democrats, hillary clinton leads senator bernie sanders 1193 to 569. candidates need nearly 2400 delegates to qualify nomination. to the republicans now, donald trump has 459 delegates, right behind him is senator ted cruz with 364. then marco rubio with 153 and governor john kasich with 54.

next is josh in harrisonburg, virginia, an independent. how did you vote today? caller: i voted for hillary clinton. host: why did you make that choice? sandershonestly, bernie is a tough choice. i wanted to comment on trump. trump's numbers and shock in the american people. i'm shocked to see his numbers so high. host: what you think is resonating for people with donald trump? it is histhink stability and stays with his answers. hillary clinton flip-flops from time to time. trump is always there to pounce on it. as the person said before, he is astute and pounces on that very quickly. host: how do you see the year playing out? caller: honestly at this point, it looks like it is going to be hillary and trump as the nominees. honestly, i'm kind of a little scared. i don't want to see trump in office. host: why not? caller: i don't know. i am not very sure. to be honest, i am a little nervous. i don't think he would be a very good leader. he is a little wild with his decision-making. a lot of his ideas are very radical. i don't know if i agree with that. host: than