maybe mid 30s toward leesberg, one of the colder spots. veteran's day looks fantastic. sunshine and pleasant and temperatures 61. with a light wind it will feel 61. to start though, sunny with a chilly start. grab shades and a coat. winds northeasterly at 10. by afternoon sunny and pleasant. high temperatures around 60 and winds northeasterly at 10. a fantastic day and about average for this time of year. next seven days, low 60s tomorrow, low 60s on friday and then milder over the weekend. upper 60s to near 70 saturday and sunday. we'll keep the weekend dry. we do have a system out west that will finally cloud us up on monday. rain and showers develop monday afternoon or evening. cooler because of that upper 50s. a cool rain on tuesday, in the low 50s. but then, derek, back to around 60 with sunshine next wednesday. >> sounds like a great weekend. >> it should be nice. we'll show you tomorrow what sometimes veteran's day can look like around here. >> when we talk 68 in saturday, does that mean in the morning, is it going to be 45? >> it will be cool. and i might put th

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andrews is 49 and 55 in leesberg. redskin forecast, here is the deal, cloudy to start and 55 by 7:00. 52 by 9:00 and then showers by 11:00, temperatures still right around 52. so you'll probably have wet roads on the way home and showers in the second half. satellite picture, radar combined, and a developing storm. this would be a nor'easter, but it's going up the appalachians and producing rain through the southeast, mid-atlantic and eventually into new england. the rain showers are kind of on our doorstep down to the south right now and becoming a little bit more organized after midnight and just in time for your morning commute. in the mean time, we'll show you titan and this will show you where the rain is located. it's southwest of us. it will start raping in culpeper before it starts raining in the district and heading toward frederick so. keep that in mind. locate your umbrella. tuesday morning commute will be wednesday. tuesday evening commute will be wet. tuesday will be cooler. and wednesday will be windy bu

temperatures of 57 in leesberg, one of the warmer readings. and 54 in beltsville and 52 up at laurel. and speaking of the redskin game, it looks like cloudy at 7:00 and 5, cloudy at 9:00 and 52. toward the end of the game seeing showers and temperatures around 52. not cold but if you throw in shower it's will feel cooler. so showers possible for the second half. satellite radar combined, not quite a nor'easter to the west of us. so the winds are southeast of us. but in the meantime it will provide a good swath of moisture from the southeast to the mid-atlantic region and into the ohio and tennessee valleys late tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow evening. in the meantime, just clouds. but showers are just to the south west of us. they'll be moving in again probably around 10:00, 11:00. they'll get into culpeper before getting into frederick because they're moving from southwest to northeast. so just keep that in mind if you are going to try to take that dog for a walk late tonight. so grab your umbrella. tuesday morning a wet commute and tuesday

still 56 in bethesda. 56 in reston. 58 in sterling, and 59 in leesberg. that's as warm as it's been so far today, right now. and hang on to your hat. gusts of 40 mile-per-hour possible, 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts in the mountains. breezy and cooler on thursday. sunny and chilly on friday. now for tonight, rain turns to showers. those showers end by midnight. windy and mild, lows in the low 50s. and quite frankly i think that's high. i think we may be in the upper 50s because southwest winds gusty. and tomorrow morning partly cloudy and windy and mild. grab a light jacket. winds could gust to 30 miles per hour in the afternoon. by the afternoon windy and nice. highs low to mid-60s. winds could gust in excess of 25 miles per hour in the afternoon. next three days, windy tomorrow and breezy and cooler on thursday. mostly cloudy on thursday. sunshine returns on friday but cool. mid-50s. weekend looks nice. 60 on saturday, 54 on sunday. we lower temperatures on sunday but still sunshine on saturday and sunday we'll take it. back up to 60 on monday. showers ar

still 54 out in leesberg. but 52 in rockville, bethesda, college park and 51 in beltsville. and there is the one 49 up in laurel and columbia. cooler off to the north and east. so the redskin forecast then, temperatures in the 50s. 7:00 drive but by 9:00 we'll see showers. and by 11:00 we'll see rain and showers. temperatures in the low 50s. all right, let's talk about the outside story. locate your umbrella. tuesday morning will be a wet commute. tuesday evening is a wet commute and wednesday -- tuesday will be cooler. wednesday is going to be nice. it will be windy but still a very nice day. now we're coming off what is perhaps the nicest weekend i can remember in november. so we've had it lucky. got to pay the piper a little bit at some point. tonight there is the rain and showers, perhaps as far north as frederick by about 10:00. let me go back to live doppler 9,000. you can access this on our website at wusa9.com. rain now for the time being. southern maryland and fredericksberg down 95 and to the south of culpeper. now zoom in just a little bit and we'll kind of see th

for the most part. 44 at leesberg and charactersburg 45 and our average night time lows is in the upper notice. an run dell county and frederick counties are not included but everybody else east of the blue ridge of west virginia. issue will improve a bit as you head through the late day mid-morning hours. this is what our future cast says with areas overheading fog lair and then the possibility of showers to develop later in the day, tomorrow. system should prove and push through. remember last week we talked about maybe just maybe that we would need rain on wednesday on a travel day but showers are back for thanksgiving. we'll give improvement through the daytime hours, but for now. visibility about or below one mile an hour. that's it. have fun out there. >> we love the clinton jersey as well. >> he's the man. >> okay doug, thank you. lisa, how's it look out there with the fog? >> tough to see through most cameras this morning. that's keeping news chopper on the ground. we don't have any major wrecks. on the beltway though. we'll go into virginia with a crash on east 66. live picture

heaviest has been to west all morning long on 66 toward reston, leesberg, toward dulles and gaithersburgnchester and front royal have had good rain and light showers inside the beltway. to the east toward prince george's county, out towards anne arundel county, annapolis, severna park, lighter shower activity. but that doesn't mean we're done with it yet. rain continues to stream in from the south and west and will be with us on and off throughout the day today. let's push on to satellite radar and i'll show you the bigger picture here and off to the south and west there is the rain shower activity. i speak of it. and when i open it up, you'll see the area of low pressure and the associated showers and even thunderstorms are further to the south, down into the deep south. and this will travel up the appalachian and push into the washington area. so clouds with us today. and even the possibility later this afternoon to get a frontal system during the nighttime hours. we could hear a few rumbles of thunder and get gusty winds during the nighttime hours. so look out for that later tonight.

and then off to the west, a lot of rain in leesberg, reston, manassas, dale city, a couple of showersand off to the east, not much is happening. severna park is getting rain showers, la plata will get rain and waldorf in a couple of moments. but that's about it. now there is going to be a changing picture. it's been a changing picture all morning and it will be through the day today as the rain showers continue to push off to the north and east. let me show you the satellite radar for the region and you can see the general motion of the rainfall. it's all coming from the south and this is where an area of low pressure is based. it is moving to the north and east but there is a lot of moisture out there for this system to work with, including some areas of heavy rain in tennessee, kentucky, places like that, back into arkansas. most of that will track to the west so we won't be getting the heaviest rainfall amounts. although in some regions you could see a pocket of heavy rain here and there. let's look at the future cast and we can show you how long we expect this to last across the r