huntingtown at 58 degrees, 61 towards gaithsb but a big warm-up down to the south. easily the warmest day we've seen this year. get the car washed. yes, drive-through thursday for sure. great time to get that car washed right now. we'll see another storm on friday. that's the next chance of any rain or -- yeah. storm team 4 ran showing anything across our region. we'll be on the dry side as i mentioned, no worries there. but something's going on here. notice the northwesterly flow here and we have a frontal boundary to the north and west bringing rain a snow towards the minneapolis region. that's a cold front th will come through tomorrow. ahead of that front we'll be on the warm side, temperatures tomorrow righ around where they are today in some areas, 68 in d.c., 69 culpeper, 71 around

belvoir, 41 huntingtown and annapolis. a chilly night for sure and very chilly afternoon in most places. at least we have the sun. look at the storm making its way our way. it's falling apart. this was a big storm, minneapolis close to a foot of snow chicago 3 to 6 inches of snow. for us this will continue to fall apart and most of the moisture will be squeezed out by the mountains. so if you ear going back i-70 back towards pittsburgh this evening, could be a snowy night there. for the rest of us areas of light snow if anything at all. i'm not expecting any accumulation 41 to 46 degrees. taking out the bike tomorrow watch out for those light snow showers early then just chilly and rather cloudy during the day. we may see a little bit of sunshine but high temperatures only getting into the low to mid-40s tomorrow where we should be around 58 for a high. 55 on wednesday and then look at 72 on thursday. that will come with some rain. we may even see some thunderstorms on the today. not talking anything strong or severe, of c

belvoir, 57 in manassas 57 towards huntingtown. once again, spectacular day. where's the cold spot? annapolis. right on the water. as far as the rain is concerned, nothing out there right now. if you have any plans this evening no worries. you will not need the umbrella this evening, probably won't even need it tomorrow morning. you can see the rain well to our south and west atlanta, memphis, dallas houston. heavy rain too. some areas here over the next week could see upwards of 5 inches of rain. for us 1 to 2 inches in the next week. tomorrow maybe an inch. we'll see rain heavy at times. could produce some flooding on the roads. >> what did you say, doug? >> don't worry about it. creeks could overflow during the day tomorrow too. not talking mail jor river flooding not an issue, but watch out as you're driving around. tomorrow's forecast 46 to 54 rain by noon but heavier during the afternoon rush. temperatures in the next couple days 62 on your wednesday with rain in the looks great. 56 on thursday 44 on friday. that's the next chance of rain friday saturday, and sunday. that's ho

we are a bit below average for the day. 53 in huntingtown, a couple 49 and we are going to get cooler as we move on through the night tonight and right on through the day, but a great time to wash the car, yes, dry until thursday. get off all the that salt all that residual snow we saul last week. radar clear, we won't see any rain until thursday but i want to show you the pattern. notice some cloud cover moving over but to the north and west here's some snow up to minneapolis. moisture making its way, we could see snow in the mountains, well back towards the west into tomorrow night, but we're going to get the cold side of things. not going to be the snow or the rain for us just the colder temperatures. high of 48 tomorrow 50 down towards fredericksburg annapolis coming in at 46. so temperatures close to ten degrees below average for your day on monday. starting off the morning, though just chilly. not bass as far as the weather is concerned. most of you in the suburbs will be initial 4 to 6 in the afternoon cool a high of 48. it does looks like things stay cool with a high of 50 deg

we've got a westerly wind so we've seen huntingtown a lot cooler now lately.ay with that wind out of the west. more of the same moving through the day tomorrow. nothing on the radar. we won't see anything really for about the next 24 hours. but it's at that 24-hour mark right around 4:00, 5:00 we have some shower activity. mostly cloudy late-day showers tomorrow. most of the day looks dry. temperatures 59 to about 65 degrees. it will be warmer in our southern zones tomorrow. now your road impacts for tomorrow morning a nice start, in the green. green around midday roads looking good. evening maybe a few showers so caution, yeah use caution for some of those wet roadways that will be out there between, say, 4:00 and 7:00 around the d.c. metro area. just something to keep in mind. what to wear tomorrow what do you need well maybe the jacket early. it will be cool not the coat and how about the umbrella good idea to take wit you. you won't need it most of the day. not for breakfast or lunch. you may need it for dinner. the biking forecast 61 degrees at 1:00. we'r

howntsingtown, excuse me -- huntingtown, excuse me, huntington is at 43. we had the rain come through this morning. this is all ahead of a warm front. you see the rain toward delaware, northeastern pennsylvania. other than a stray shower, i think we're pretty much done with the rain for today. still, a slow climb out of the 30s and 40s to upper 40s and low 50s. however, way west, you may get into some of that warmer air into the lower 60s. charleston, west virginia right now 67 degrees. so the warmth not that far away but we've got the cold in place thanks to the appalachians. our day planner, lots of clouds. upper 40s by 3:00. 6:00, 7:00 probably get the high around 52. we're going to stay in the 40s to around 50 tonight. tomorrow spring like, 70s, showers, storms. aim have more on take coming up in a few minutes. mike, back to you. >> thank you, howward. >>> coming up on wusa9, a megamerger in the food and beverage industry. a $36 billion. >> plus, show me the money. we'll tell but a new >>> clara barton, one of the names part of the campaign to bring a

huntingtown, 33 a little of that wind coming off the cold chesapeake. 38 down to the patuxent river. a very cool night tonight. take a look at the radar. rain and snow back towards the west back towards morgan county west virginia heads up into the mountains there. you can see it on the wider picture here too. not a very organized system. now, earlier this was a very organized system. it dropped up to a foot of snow in the minneapolis area 3 to 6 inches in the chicagoland area. now really starting to fall apart. it's going to be very hard to get any of this rain or snow across the mountains. the mountains act like a sponge wringing out the moisture over the mountains. does not allow that moisture on the east side. we may see a few of those snow showers. take a look at future weather. chilly conditions now. 7:00 a.m. you don't really see any. you see the cloud cover, snow up towards the mason/dixon line but that's about it. a few showers, a few sprinkles, maybe a flurry or two of snow that's it. not a big deal at all. i do not think we'll have any problems out there on the roads. the

look at the numbers around the rest of the region we are above freezing. 29 huntingtown. 32 in leesburg. we'll see a refreeze just like we've done for the past couple of weeks. we might see some of those sidewalks on the tough side. as far as radar's concerned, nothing on the radar, but there is a winter weather advisory in effect for tomorrow. it goes into effect at 9:00 a.m. that's really back towards the west until 10:00 tomorrow night. i'm still not really buying this here. down to the south, i don't think this is going to be much of an impact at all. let me show you what we're thinking here. these are the impacts that we think we could have. maybe a high impact up toward the north. not quite as high as yesterday, not close to what we had yesterday. moderate impact loudoun county montgomery county maybe prince george's even clipping the district here a little bit. but this is not going to be a huge thing. a little bit of freezing rain a little bit of sleet and a little bit of snow on the onset could lead to slick roads and possible delays after about 1:00. let me show you why i'm no

for now only 37 in gaithersburg and rockville, 39 leesburg. 37 manassas and 39 in huntingtown and the naval academy, annapolis. windchills in the 20s in many neighborhoods. what to wear today? melissa mollet a warm coat and sunglasses. >> all right. always have to have the shades. >>> parents, are you ready for your kids to kick some butt? today is national kick butts day, all about preventing tobacco use by teens. more than 2,000 veents held across the country today to raise awareness about the dangers of tobacco. here in our area alexandria mayor bill yule kicks off an event at t.c. williams high school. several students help emcee that program. >>> in kickin' butt to comfort food. this story is lighting up facebook but also has you checking your kitchen shefrl slves. kraft, recalling macaroni and cheese. the recall applies if you have the 7 1/4 boxes of the original flavor. the recall inploouds cluds best before dates between december 18 2015 and october 11 2015. if you need to double check the information, we've put ton our nbc washington facebook page. >>> which you should be wat

annapolis, 51 the highest for them today. 53 in huntingtown and a warm 73 towards warrenton.ulpeper at 82 earlier. warm to the south, cooler to the east. toward hager martinsburg some shower activity, very light shower activity. this is actually part of a warm front that will move through overnight. torr comes the cold front. we'll see mostly cloudy skies, becoming rather windy and much cooler late. temperature60 to 71 degrees. that's a big range. today's range was over 30 degrees. tomorrow's ran will be quite similar but i'm thinking maybe a 10- to 15 degree difference from hagerstown a temperatures to the south. look at the numbers around 7:00 a.m. 53 hagerstown 53 fredericksburg not bad. 11:00 59 hagerstown, 68 in fredericksbg. andook wt happens. temperaturell during the day. by 5:00 d.c. now sitting at 59 after a high of 68. so temperatures will fall tomorrow and they will stay down. 50 on wednesday, 49 on thursday with some sunshine and then there's that rain/snow mix over to plain rain on friday. something we're going to be watching here closely, a couple computer model

everywhere with the exception of annapolis, still 61 there, the warmest they've been. 74 in bowie, 72 huntingtown 73 degrees down towards manassas. take a look at the radar. this is what we're looking at right around loudoun county northern portions of montgomery county frederick county seeing that rain faulkier county a little bit of a zoom around the frederick county area in towards northern montgomery county, damascus damascus clarksburg urbana along 270, some heavy rain here and down to the south. leesburg around bluemont seeing heavy rain right along route 7 through leesburg sterling and down around the middleburgh area. on this track, these storms will continue to make their way toward the d.c. metro area. let's track these storms around warrenton. these are the ones that will move in. in about an hour and ten minutes that's when we expect them to move here, right around the 8:00 hour. fortunately, this did not coincide with the evening rush. behind this we get cold again. as hot as we were today, we'll be equally as cold the next couple days 51 on friday 42 on saturday. windchills of aroun

i that's why i think we'll start off as rain. 48 in gaithersburg 44 in huntingtown, 50 degrees in ft.we're on the mild side yes, below average but mild when you consider we have a storm moving in here. rain and snow mixing in down around roanoke where the temperature did drop into the upper 30s. once the rain starts to fall it actually help to cool the atmosphere. that's why we expect that transition from rain to snow. look at 3:00 a.m. all rain around 3:00 a.m. but as i mentioned once it starts to fall it cools the atmosphere and you have the snow around 7:00 a.m. notice writ it is though loudoun county, frederick county county washington county but to the south, fredericksburg culpeper potentially all rain even around 10:00 a.m. still rain rain/snow line around d.c. a little different vantage point. this is skycast 4. 3:00 a.m. we have the rain coming down. same deal around 5:00 a.m. still going to be dealing with rain early. so we've got wet grass. then we start to see the snow. here's the snow around 6:15, even around the 9:00 hour we start to see maybe a white coating on the gras

huntingtown, calvert beach seeing that rain. the west looking at this area of heavy rain right around 340 towards frederick and you are ba nashgs clarksburg gaithersburg and right bark towards front royal. wouldn't be surprised to see a little bit of lightning and thunder with this. on this track, you'll see some of that heavier rain coming through now in poolesville, gaithersburg about 7:15 rockville right around that 7:30 hour as it all pushes off towards the east. as it does so we'll see one or two showers behind that round back to the best but that's about it. cooler weather, high temperatures tomorrow around 58 degrees. we rebound to 70 thursday. it will be windy. 75 on friday with a good chance of showers, maybe a rumble of thunder. the weekend dry. temperatures around 57 on saturday 63 degrees coming up on sunday. >> thanks doug. we have sports coming up. hoyas saying good-bye and the terps saying hello to the final four, again. we'll tell you why. ain't scared of no stinking huskies. >>> first, lester holt with what's ah

that chance of rain not coming until tomorrow afternoon. 67 in gaithersburg 62 in huntingtown, 63 inassas and warrenton at 65 degrees. it's a little on the breezy side and it will continue to be right on through the day tomorrow too. iheartradio is dry. we're clear and we will stay that way overnight. tomorrow though we'll start off with some sunshine then we'll turn mostly cloudy. late-day showers, high temperatures 59 to about 65 degrees. morning, no problem. a nice start. you're on the green in the morning, in the green by midday. loads looking really good around the midday hour. the evening hours between 4:00 and 8:00 we could see those showers moving in. could cause cautionary as far as the road are concerned with some wet roadways. that's really about it. i don't expect too much in the way of rain but we will see it. when is it coming? not at 9:00 a.m. get on the bike if you want to. 41 degrees at that time. 61 degrees at 1:00. nice weather. heavier showers in d.c. around 5:00 to 7:00 8 to the south and east. sunset tomorrow night 7:31. the sun goes down after 7:30. we just con

48 degrees, the current number in gaithersburg 53 in reston 54 down towards manassas and 57 in huntingtownybody seeing that cooler air moving in and it's moving in quickly. nothing on the radar. storm team 4 radar is dry. lit stay that way through the day thursday. even friday morning before the next round of rain and snow moves in. tomorrow's forecast sunny and breezy windchills in the 30s about all afternoon. high temperatures ha 45 to about 50 degrees. but windchills like this. 22 to 25 around 6:00 a.m. a very cold start. by noon 30 to 35 degrees, then as the winds begin to relax a little bit, not much of a windchill at all at 6:00 but a cold start to the day on wednesday. 53 on thursday not a bad day thur then on friday here's what we get to that chance for rain or snow. temperature around 43 degrees here. the rain or snow comes early. any snow accumulation would also be early. i'm not anticipating any road problems. road problems not likely at this time but it's still something we'll watch closely as we move on through the next couple days. then behind it we get warmer 60 degrees on s

huntingtown at 35. annapolis at 35 as well. a cold evening and some drizzle across the area. the radar doesn't tend to pick it up but still some drizzle. there's the snow earlier with the rain. still snowing in new york and boston. but for us we'll be dealing with the cloud cover the rest of the night. that will help temperatures to stay right where they are right now. they won't be in the teens and 20s like in the month of february. tonight it will be a cold night. not frigid. tomorrow 63 in fredericksburg 59 martinsburg. the first day of spring will be above average as far as those temperatures are concerned. that means the impact forecast of course will be on the low side. a cool start but a nice afternoon tomorrow. sunday cooler. we'll see sunshine on sunday. 45 degrees on monday. a high temperature of 45. it stays cool on monday. low temperature of 33. monday will be the cold day. 50 degrees on tuesday and a little more spring coming in. 62 on wednesday, 69 maybe even 70 on thursday. then temperatures go back down high temperature of 55 degrees on friday. it does look li

south where this pink shading is from waldorf and la plata through leonardtown and huntingtown, all myther watches are tweeting me saying that's mostly in the form of sleet and freezing rain. keep the reports coming in. snow chances, one to three inches in northern maryland a coating to maybe as much as an inch of snow. high temperatures today just barely getting above the freezing mark. that will help at least a little bit. but back below freezing we have to watch out for icy roads around first thing tomorrow morning as well. more on all this and the great pictures coming on social media, all coming up. >>> right now the snow is falling and we're out in your community keeping track of the knls. news 4's derrick ward is live in rockville. hey, derrick. >> reporter: well, it's coming down a little heavier than it was the last time we talked. you can see it's study. it's starting to stick to the sidewalks. this is what you'll see on the sidewalks, a gentle coating, something you might have to be aware of the you are indeed walking. as for the roadways themselves still just wet, but again

belvoir, 68 degrees towards huntingtown. a very mild day, a very warm day today. ten degrees above average at least in most of the area. here's where the rain is. you can see more rain back to the west. this is the first part of the area making its way through waldorf and annapolis right across the bay bridge towards the eastern shore. the district seeing some of that rain. heaviest rain through prince george's county but back to the west we have more rain that will eventually move on through. let's zoom on in to northern prince george's county and show you what's happening and the cheverly area up around laurel berwyn colesville bowie, 50 towards kerting and oxon hill. we'll continue to see the showers moving through, some on the heavier side but most of them light to moderate. not seeing anything really heavy here. no thunderstorms. look at the storm itself. look how close we are to the snow. williamsport pennsylvania seeing the snow state college seeing the snow. a 40-degree temperature difference between us and them. good news is the best news here we're not g

already down to 45 in gaithersburg 48 manassas and only 44 towards huntingtown. camp springs coming in at 46 degrees. the radar showing shower activity still towards extreme southern st. mary's county but the rest are on the dry side. we could see another shower or two as this area of low pressure dips to the south. it could bring up some of this moisture. you could see some of these showers trying to move to the north here down around charlottesville. take the umbrella if you're headed out. it is friday night. at least we have that going for us. tomorrow saturday mostly cloudy cold breezy, a flurry possible temperatures 38 to 43 degrees. but this is what we really need to see. tights windchill tomorrow morning. 26 in d.c. 21 gaithersburg 19 in martinsburg when you step out the door around 8:00 a.m. 24 in fredericksburg. here's the time. again, as we move through the noon 1:00 hour we get up to 28 in gaithersburg 32 d.c. and 35 fredericksburg. a very cold day on our saturday. sunday also looks cold. even saturday evening windchills around the freezing mark in man

saw this one area that was moving pretty quickly to the the east from huntingtown now back toward easternnicsville and prince frederick, maybe a more moderate shower but they're moving quickly. low 60s in fredricksburg. reedville 61. low 40s in the shenandoah valley and still some 30s in frederick and westminster. lots of clouds in washington. reagan national 46. just some light rain being reported and thankfully light wind. sun will build in this afternoon from north to south. could see a lingering shower south. 55. 40 tonight with a few 30s north and west. tomorrow we're in the 50s. a good looking thursday. friday clouds thicken up. late afternoon could see some showers. that's why locally' a-- that's why yellow alert because the drive home could be impacted. rain saturday but better by sunday. larry miller is coming in with more timesaver traffic. >>> if you'll be heading out in the next five to ten minutes no issues from frederick toward the beltway from buckeystown pike to west montgomery avenue. a 43-minute commute right now. for those of new virginia traveling from prince william p

look at the numbers to the north and east. 30 degrees in the rockville area 32 camp springs at huntingtown32 in annapolis. temperatures have been rising in the last couple hours and that's good but we have arias of sleet and freezing rain to the east including around annapolis. let's zoom into this area because again, this is the area we're looking at around washington just to the east in prince george's county anne arundel county down towards northern calvert county too. winter weather advisory still in effect until 10:00, especially for those areas just off towards the east but also loudoun and fairfax county. we're done wheer moils chur for the next couple hours. we'll see another band move the later tonight. winter storm watch the rest of the area. this goes into effect tomorrow. 5 to 8 inches around the i-95 corridor 8isms or more, winchester, martinsburg, hagerstown frederick, close to leesburg 5 to 8 in sterling ashburn, herndon, reston manassas woodbridge then down towards southern maryland. woodbridge coming in waldorf, la plata around 5 to 8, 3 to 5 to the south. it all depends o

look at the numbers, near 80 in warrenton, only 47 in annapolis only 55 in huntingtown. what a difference from the west to the east. definitely moreshi than we've seen do towar parts of northern virgina little more on in the way of cloud cover. speaking of cld cover not much here but look just to our north. there's some shower activity trying to make its way down here maybe in the next one to two hours. could move towards d.c. around 9:00, 10:00 tonight. this is part of a warm front that will come in first. that warm front nooufs so a nice warm night tonight. then the cold front moves through tomorro and that will send us tumbling down. mostly cloudy becoming windy cooler temperatures late. temperatures 60 to about 71 degrees. that is a wngr sure even upper 50s to the north and west. take a look at these future temperatures. everydynto upper 50s for the most part at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morni early, no problem at all. 11:00 a.m., 66 d.c. 68 fredericksbu64 in leesburg. we're nice, warm, everything's fine. then the cold fr moves through and look at the numbers by 5:00. down

talking about a friday night so maybe you're getting outdoors. 48 manassas 44 along the chesapeake huntingtown and towards annapolis. storm team 4 radar not picking up much but we are picking up a few showers to the south. these will make their way into culpeper county over next hour or so light showers but could extend in the area. moving to the north could come right through the d.c. metro area around 8:00 to 10:00. pittsburgh seeing snow. tomorrow cold breezy a flurry possible. 38 to 43 degrees through the day. but you add in that breeze winds gusting uptowards of 10 20 miles per hour maybe higher and this is how it will feel in the morning, 18 in hagerstown 22 towards annapolis and 24 in frederick. by the late afternoon in the afternoon, 1:00 only 35 in fredericksburg 29 in leesburg and 32 in d.c. again, a very cold saturday for you. we do see improvement on sunday. not much a high of 47 but less wind so a little better. plenty of sunshine monday chance of a shower or two, not much. 59 degrees. 63 on tuesday, 56 on wednesday. temperatures a that 55-degree mark. we'll take that after 42 tom

closer to 60 rather than 50. 46 college park 45 in leesburg a cold 40 in annapolis, 41 towards huntingtownle bit of a chesapeake bay influence there. our storm system and it is a little storm system it brought chicago 3 to 6 inches of snow but for us not going to be a big deal at all as we move into the overnight hours. we'll still see a chance for some light snow but that's it. areas of light snow, not everybody will see them. flurry activity not expecting accumulation. could see some of that on your car, maybe on the grassy surfaces but not expecting any accumulation from it at all. 41 to 46 degrees for a high temperature so it will be on the chilly side for sure. thinking about taking the bike out? not a bad day. 36 at 9:00 a.m., a little better in the afternoon, cool rather cloudy but not all that bad. i think the roads, the swaux should be fine. the snow should not have an impact there. 55 on wednesday. there will be shower activity early in the morning. could impact your morning rush but that's coming with a warm front. that will help temperatures get to 55 and 72 on thursday good ch

currently 77 in rockville, 75 manassas 76 in warrenton, 75 in huntingtown.e wish this would last but it won't, and here's why. we have a front back to the west. here are the storms out ahead of that front. zoom on in and show you where these storms are. from hagerstown to martinsburg, starting to see some thunderstorm development here. no lightning just yet, but i wouldn't be surprised to see that. winchester right around front royal, then down to the south. let's zoom on in. we'll zoom into this area down towards northern faulkier county western loudoun county right around here's front royal right here you can notice some of these heavier downpours coming through. this will be right along 66 so if you're heading towards the front royal area towards the mountains, you'll run into these. the wider view showing the front itself making its way to the east. behind it much colder air, cold enough for snow and that's the cold air that will filter in tomorrow. tomorrow about 25 degrees colder than what it is right now. a.m. showers, plenty of clouds and keerl, 48 t

think we'll get back there tomorrow. 55 in gaithersburg 59 in bowie, 60 in camp springs, 61 towards huntingtownback towards the dulles area. no rain on the radar. we will stay dry tonight. we will stay dry tomorrow. but take the umbrella with you if you're heading out tomorrow because i do think we'll see the late-day showers. i'm talking 4:00 5:00 6:00 tomorrow evening. you may need the umbrella leaving home for work or getting off the bus or metro. 59 to 65 degrees, 65 to the south, 59 to the north. morning, a nice start. we're green in the morning, green to go as far as the midday is concerned with the roads looking good. the evening showers moving in. we'll see some wet roads. exercise a little bit of caution there.bike 48 at 9:00 a.m. 60 by 5:00. again that's when i think the showers move the in so maybe get out for that bike ride a little early. 62 on tuesday, 50 sprinkled in here. here's 56 on wednesday. a couple of 70s thursday and friday. next best chance of rain coming up on friday. back around the 55-degree mark on saturday. easter sunday looking good with a high temperature of 62 de

leesburg at 55, still 63 in warrenton, 63 towards huntingtown. that colder air continues to work into the region. you'll notice a big difference if you're thinking about taking a run in the next one to two hours. you'll notice a big difference between when you leave and get back. we'll be dry for the next couple days. that's good news. tomorrow mostly sunny, quite briey, winds gusting upwards of 20 maybe 25 miles per hour. that will put our windchills in the 30s just about all day long. actual temperatures between about 45 and 50 degrees. but not an all bad day. temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees below average nap's going to be about it. here's the windchill. 6:00 a.m. between 22 and 25 degrees. that's cold tomorrow morning. noon around 30 to 35. then when we get better as the winds begin to subside. windchill between 40 and 49. heads up early, especially before noon. that's when temperatures will be the coldest, that's when the windchill will be the most prevalent as well. 50 degrees on your wednesday, 53 on thursday. not bad on thursday. we'll

so you'll start to see some stars out there. 41 in gaithersburg, a cold 38 in annapolis, 42 in huntingtowniends in warrenton coming in with a big 5-0, the 50-degree mark and 45 out towards dulles. nothing on the radar. here's the frontal boundary that came through. by early tomorrow it will move back as a warm front. as it does we'll see some shower activity but most showers will be light. don't worry about the rain tomorrow. i don't think you'll need the umbrella. just a few light showers. temperatures will be cool to the north and west. west of the mountains, shenandoah upper 40s to around 50 degrees. still rather chilly under mostly cloudy skies. maybe a shower in the area. tomorrow afternoon the warmer spot will be down towards southern portions of northern virginia fredericksburg coming in at 60 degrees, 61 in orange 57 in culpeper 55 in ft. belvoir, same for you folks in southern maryland. should be on the warmer side there too. a little bit more mild and as we mentioned maybe a possible light shower. that's really going to be it. but the big range in temperatures 48 to the north and

r50 in fredericksburg huntingtown. warm spot easton at 54 degrees. the rain is going to be an impact tonight. ponding on the roads. again, this is going to be up around the orange area here ponding and isolated flooding and poor drainage areas. driving earlier, there were quite a few areas with standing water. give yourself extra time. also you can't see how deep the potholes are. 6:00 we have the rain. around 11:00, we've got the rain. going to be raining then too. tomorrow morning, though, the rain starts to move to the south and east. by 5:00 a.m. most of the rain is out of here. i still think we'll be dealing with wet roads during the morning rush. but the roads should not be all that bad as the rain will be mostly to the south. may try to come back during the afternoon around fredericksburg maybe around portions of southern maryland. but most of the area tomorrow stays dry. watch what happens afternoon. the clouds start to part. we get warming conditions. and by tomorrow afternoon, it is looking beautiful. your afternoon is looking spectacular w

on this friday night, you may need to take the umbrella with you but definitely the jackets. 35 huntingtown, 38 in fredericksburg. 41 down towards -- sorry -- >> are you okay? >> it's coming. >> let's go. take a look at the radar. not much going on now. we are all good. everything is a-okay. and it will continue to be. thank you, my friend. i appreciate that. i can't -- i can't hold it. i can't hold it handly while i'm doing the weather. there goes the rain. this there goes the snow as it moves through the region. still snowing up around the new york area. for us we saw about a trace down towards the airport, upwards of 6 inches back towards washington county around the hagerstown area. temperatures tomorrow much much nicer. we can all take a nice sip of what spring will bring us tomorrow. 60 degrees in d.c. 63 fredericksburg 57 in gaithersburg and 57 up towards hagerstown. nice and mild if not warm when you consider where we are out there during the day today. impact forecast for tomorrow should say tomorrow not today, a cool start but a nice afternoon. i think we'll see sunshine during th

belvoir and right now camp springs and huntingtown coming in at 66 degrees.the wind advisory. it includes most of southern maryland including the district over towards most of northern virginia including the panhandle of west virginia. this is through 9:00 tonight. we have seen winds gusting over 40 miles per hour. could see a couple of trees down maybe some isolated power outages. but i'm not too worried about this as we have not seen most of the area just a few isolated gusts over 40. we have the rain the area of rain number two, so we have the round one coming through right now, round two back to us hagerstown back towards martinsburg. this is the area of heavy rain right around prince george's county, charles county zoom in around the waldorf area towards the d.c. metro region. all of the beltway seeing the rain so this will slow the evening commute. also down i-95 around woodbridge and quantico fredericksburg across the bridge towards portions of charles county around la plata and waldorf. expect to see the showers through about 7:00 8:00 tonight and the

need it a lot colder to get snow. 48 in gaithersburg 52 manassas 47 camp springs and 44 towards huntingtown. the rain to the south, some snow in the higher elevations but mostly rain now and lit take its time making its way our way, dry atmosphere making its way here too. it won't be until overnight around 1:00 or 2:00 we start to see the rain move in. 3:00 a.m. this is mostly rain with snow back towards the west and some of the higher elevations. by 7:00 you actually need the rain to come down to bring colder air that help pros deuce the snow around the 7:00 a.m. hour. 10:00 a.m. still snow up towards the north and maybe in through d.c. but we're starting to see the changeover in d.c. all rab down to the south and then the rain changes or we see the rain in the d.c. metro area by around noon tomorrow. so let's take a look and see what's going to get what rain down to the south, under an inch around the i-95 corridor maybe 1 to 3 north and west but more likely 1 or 2. this is the area where we think has the best chance of seeing this. 3 to 5 inches winchester frederick, and hagerstown. wher

but from dunkirk, north beach, south through huntingtown, approaching prince fredrick, all sleet andet snow moving off to the east northeast so dahlgren, light flurries left over pulling away in the next few minutes other than a stray shower between now and midday we'll be in pretty good shape for the afternoon. as temperatures by 4:00 will approach the 60-degree mark, mid 50s by 7:00 and 50 by 10, and tomorrow, another chance of showers but that will hold off until the afternoon and evening. right now 30s and 40s cold spots in the mid to upper 30s with mid 40s in fredericksburg, culpeper and front royal. cumberland 39 and easton 40. regan national, 44 with cloudy skies feeling like 37 with a south wind at 14 and that wind turns to the west northwest behind this front and that should help boost temperatures this afternoon into the as i said upper 50s and low 60s with more sun later on, breezy at times, i think we could gust to 30 miles an hour this afternoon. 42 tonight, tomorrow 63 and more clouds and by afternoon and evening showers possibly a yellow alert day, cool and dry wednesd

temperatures 62 in rockville, 61 in manassas 58 in huntingtown. not to mention the fact the sun goes down at 7:09 tonight so we get that too. tomorrow if you want to exercise do it before 9:00 a.m. that's when we'll see the rain start to move in here between around 9:00 and noon. 41 at 7:00 a.m. climbing to about 54 by 3:00. yes, we will see rain some heavy at times during the afternoon. no rain right now. storm team 4 radar is dry. it will stay that way through the night tonight and through early tomorrow morning. here's the rain through the south. look at all of this moisture down towards dallas down towards houston. they're expecting some flooding into portions of the southeast, even around portions of west virginia pip think that could be a concern for us during the day tomorrow too. some locations picking up a half an inch to an inch of rain and that could pose some problems especially on the roadways. not worried about the rivers for the most part. some of the creeks could overflow but watch out for those roads. a lot of those drains going t

you head on in towards the rest of the evening. 61 in rockville 57 gaithersburg 63 in manassas, huntingtownoming in at 62. a very nice evening. we did see some rain a little earlier this morning, all of this rain well down toward the south, still dealing with it parts of st. mary's county, the northern neck. but you can see the general progression continuing toward the south. and it will continue as we move on through the night. so everybody will clear out eventually, and we'll be looking at a nice overnight. then we get into tomorrow. plenty of sunshine, high temperatures about ten degrees cooler. we're in the 50s. but still that's pretty darn nice, nice and mild for this time of year. average high this time of year is around 54. thursday looks good. friday morning, no problems. you won't have problems coming in friday morning. but by around 3:00 4:00 p.m., here you go. here comes the rain coming in. around orange, win chester, clarksburg, montgomery county then 11:00, everybody has that rain. if you'll be out and about friday night, make sure to thaik the umbrella, going to the movies, di

huntingtown at 38 degrees. bowie down to 36 degrees. storm team 4 radar is clear.will stay that way through tomorrow morning. no problems with the morning rush. the winter weather advisory however, goes from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. it includes all of maryland, the entire state of maryland most of virginia especially all of northern virginia. but, again, i'm just not buying it. if you're south of 66 or south of 50 i don't think you have anything to worry about at all. the areas that do have something to worry about north of 66 especially along 270 and 70 i think there could be some issues there. the main roads most likely okay. it will be the secondary roads once again. heads up winchester martinsburg, hagerstown frederick, over towards mt. airy and damascus moderate impact for rockville, leesburg baltimore. but most of this will stay to the north. not too worried about this event tomorrow at all. latest on this though at 11:00 tonight. the big worry, 52 degrees on wednesday, but then snow overnight wednesday into thursday. high temperature thursday of

temperatures 22 in hagerstown 28 in d.c. 27 over towards the huntingtown area. a very cold afternoon. and look at this windchill advisory in effect. montgomery county loudoun county faulkier, everybody to the north and west. doesn't include d.c. or southern maryland or parts of northern virginia but it will still be cold there too. windchills 5 below to 15 below zero. feels-like temperature, 8:00 tonight, 20 d.c. 17 in frederick. 15 towards manassas. 111:00 tonight, in the single digits back toward the west. by early tomorrow morning it will feel close to 1 in d.c. 5 below towards gaithersburg 1 below in manassas. a very cold friday morning. good thing that many of the schools already starting to close because it will be icy outside, b, very cold even 11:00, our windchills are still going to be into the lower teens. take a look at the next couple days. 27 on friday. i have not given good news to you folks that want warmer weather in a long time. i finally got it for you. 42 on saturday. wy spring forward. the sun goes down on sunday after 7:00. there's good news

the numbers, 30 degrees in rockville, 32 in college park 32 in camp springs, 31 in huntingtown.at the freezing mark in these areas. give yourself extra time. the main roads should be okay, but watch out for those secondary roads. watch out for those sidewalks. that's going on the issue so that winter weather advisory continues tonight until 10:00. most of the state of maryland all encompassed in that but also fairfax county loudoun county virginia the panhandle of west virginia too. then we get to winter storm watch. winter storm watch in effect for everybody beginning at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night right on through the day on thursday. here's our snowfall totals. and these are pretty big. these would be if this was to come to fruition this would be the biggest storm in the d.c. metro area in this season. 3 to 5 to the south, but up to the north, they could see as much as 8 inches or more here. and it's going to depend on how much moisture moves in. hagerstown martinsburg, winchester frederick, they would see it first and have the most problems on thursday morning. d.c. metro area,

leesburg to 39 in rockville, maryland 41 in camp springs right now, 40 in annapolis and 43 degrees in huntingtown at 43 degrees. clouds out there now that will be hanging on until about lunchtime. then we'll seymour and more sunshine a little more sunshine coming our way for the afternoon. radar is dry across the area. quiet, not reporting anything. i don't think we'll see any showers until we get to thursday. there will be clouds coming and going over the next couple days. we certainly have that right now as we have a weather front laid out across our area. most of the cloud cover from d.c. south, you head into northern maryland more sunshine and certainly up into pennsylvania for anyone doing a nice sunday drive, maybe up to philadelphia or even some of the northern most spots in maryland this morning. at 46 here 36 in hagerstown 27 in state college. that's where the cold air is coming behind the weather front and will be dropping in on us by late tonight, early tomorrow morning. these are the actual temperatures for 6:00 a.m. monday 26 gaithersburg 29 d.c. everywhere i think we'll be under the