we want to check in with lauryn ricketts.lo. >> hshlgsed a achlt not looking like your best sunday. i'm sorry to be the barer of bad news. it looks like we're going to have rain for the first half of the day. i know we did a story. 95 is really 12 to 8:00 p.m. so hopefully if you are headed out today, you do it really early or really late because we're going to continue to see rain. that's what we're seeing. the temperature at 50 degrees right now. that's really where it's going to stay as we continue through the morning. not going to drop into the 40s until later on. you can see showers through the early morning. then after we get i would say lunchtime, early afternoon, the rain is going to start to slip south and this is due to a frontal system. you know a little bit of rain is enough to mess up any kind of commuting. the evening looks light could be dryer, especially here in the north but it's still south of 95. we're talking about virginia beach. that's where we're going to see some rain. it's all from a frontal system. w

derrick ward is tracking the road conditions but first lauryn ricketts with the weather. lauryn? >> well have a busy day not only in the news department and traffic but the weather. we have rain. rain jacket and umbrella. what you need to wear. it is cool. a lot cooler than what we've experienced the last few days. temperatures anywhere from the mid-40s to lo w 50s as you head out the door. temperatures are stay static throughout the day. we'll see rain as we continue throughout the day. should be out of the d.c. area by noon, continuing with drizzle and light rain chances to the south and east, but we're going to keep those clouds around through much of the day unfortunately. temperatures in the 40s. cloudy and cool as we continue into the evening but we've got rain chances on monday, tuesday, wednesday. we're going to time it out and let you know what to expect on that seven-day coming up. >> thousands are either on the roads or getting ready to head back home after the thanksgiving holiday. here's a live look at columbia pike. a record number took advantage of lower gas prices

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lauryn ricketts is heading over to t.o.p. to do weather hits. there catch her on twitter. this is live right now. i think the delay is about 30 seconds. we'll talk about cooler temperatures tomorrow as they fall throughout the day that hour by hour forecast in ten minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> health officials scrambling to identify the source of that e. coli outbreak at chipotle restaurant restaurants. 40 people in oregon and washington have become sick, but no one has died. >>> new standardized test results showing more local students may not be ready for college. less than half of montgomery county high schoolers and a third of prince george's county students may not be college ready. those results come from maryland's new standardized tests in algebra and english based on common core standards. the "washington post" reports wide gaps in achievement by race, ethnicity and special education. across maryland nearly 40% of students reached the college readiness marker for english 10 compared to 31% for algebra one. >>> just when you thought you heard all the twists