so i think leesburg and frederick, you'll see a little coating up to an inch. i move the one to two into d.c. back toward stafford county around fredericksburg. i move the two to four closer to fredericksburg and into portions of charles county and then you see where the four to eight inches are. wouldn't be surprised if extreme rt little more like around four inches too. dwlurz snowfall map for the day. tomorrow heads up. we're seeing a lot of school closings and cancellations. this is why. the roads will become very slick very early tomorrow and that's going to be a big problem. even tomorrow night and into friday. because of the cold we'll see many slick roads, especially those secondary roadways. so give yourself time. and then we see this. look at tomorrow morning. wind chills already in the single digits. but tomorrow night we go below zero, and by friday morning our wind chills, minus 8 d.c., 17 below zero in winchester, with higher gusts we could reach 20 to 25 below. we're going to see a lot of school closings during the day on friday too as a result o

police just arrived moments ago, leesburg police. that they had come out on last evening to -- to scoop up some of those bags. they had been out in the neighborhood and they were on it. >> reporter: when i covered similar incident bird seed with kkk literature a couple months ago and i spoke with law enforcement, i asked them if it was illegal for people to do this, and they said that the folks who very, very savvy in terms of making sure that they do not break the law. offensive and disturbing but possibly not illegal. >> well, this neighborhood has a no soliciting policy. so, technically there's no soliciting but, of course, people do it, you know. >> reporter: and when you see dr. martin luther king jr.'s picture on the front of this flyer and material, does it concern you and -- about going out and celebrating on monday? >> it doesn't concern me. but what they placed on that paper is incorrect information. and to go to that, you know, degree to be degrading of an individual who didn't fight for just african-americans, he fought f

leesburg and inch. bethesda 1 to 2 inches. 2 to 4 inches in anne arundel county, saint mary's county, prince george's county and 4 to 8 in the northern neck and for the beaches . blizzard warnings have been posted. teacher cast and the rpm model is the least aggressive. 10:00 cloudy and 20s. 6:00 a.m. snow across most of the metro area from i-95 to the east. not very well-organized. i think it's the least aggressive model and not thinking snow will be east of leesburg. in any event i agree everything clearing up by 8:00 or 9:00 the immediate metro area and lingering longer at the shore. temperatures 20s to start and snow, snow ending and then only 27 by 1:00 and winds increasing. yellow weather alert friday and saturday. 20 friday, 19 saturday, and those numbers may be high. next seven days, 32 sunday, and all the pain of the cold air and warms up and rains on monday. temps fall tuesday and a rain or snow shower and since the cold next wednesday. >> one more question for you. people were talking about t

leesburg, manassas a trace to an inch, d.c.o two inches, from la platta to the two to four inch area annapolis to easton. once could see up to four to eight inches. they will be in it longer than we are. 5:00 a.m. trying to head out, you are going to have some snow out there. 6:00 a.m. same story. more moderate bands around the easton area and higher snow amounts there as well. 7:00 a.m. no luck still dealing with light to moderate snow trying to drive out getting out of your neighborhood may be rougher than getting on the main road. they were treating those but your neighborhoods may have light snow left on the roads out there to get out. 8:00 a.m. light snow showers going. once we get around lunch time this thing kicks off to the east. the virginia suburbs are pretty much done. a few flurries left over and the rest of you are beginning to see relief. by 6:00 p.m. things are beginning to clear up mainly over the eastern shore area still to pick up and take a look alternative that seven day coming up. 30 miles per hour gusts be

leesburg up to 37 miles an hour, 33 d.c., 29 in gaithersburg. and it is all about the wind. we have plenty of sun today. just walking outside into 18 degree temperatures wasn't horrible if you're all covered up. once the wind blows that's when things really kim down, and you feel temperatures like this, 5 below. the current wind chill in martinsburg 5 below, 4 below in d.c., 6 below in annapolis. we expect to be between 5 and 15 below 0, maybe as low as 20 below in some sportts. that's why we have the wind chill advisory between 6:00 and noon saturday. saturday another very frigid day. slight relief on sunday, and then we're tracking a storm system that could even bring so, i am saying there is some relief, but it's not coming very quickly. >> but you're saying there's a chance. all right. >>> well, this is the kind of cold that just goes right to your bones. >> certainly does. and news4's kristin wright is in arlington. it goes through our bones and we're sitting in a warm studio. she's outside bundled up. >> poor thing. >> bless your heart. >> reporter: hey, i know, right?

leesburg pike westbound between carlin springs road and columbia pike.er main break blocking one lane. watch for slick spots on those surrounding secondaries. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we'll get to those malfunctioning traffic lights in the district next. >> all right erin thank you. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning a lawsuit claims to know who is responsible for starting that thomas fire. >> jeopardy host alex trebek undergoes emergency brain surgery. >> heading to break right now, let's take a live look. this is -- are you looking into maryland, national harbor. everything just looks frozen out there. i don't even know how to describe it. the lights are pretty. silver lining. we'll try to find it today as we continue. 5:08 is your time right now. it is 14 degrees. back with more fox5 news morning after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> all right, we're keeping you updated on this major water main break that's going to be causing some problems no doubt this morning with the commute. this is 27th street northwest near rock creek parkway.

temperatures are holding in the 20's in leesburg, frederick.the winter weather advisory is about to cancel out. gusts begin to increase, 35 miles an hour. anyway you look at it, it is cold, and it is only going to get colder as we move through the next several hours. feels-like temperature's in the single-digit, around 10 or 11 degrees. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, most of what you see around the immediate metro area not even reaching the ground. some of the blizzard warning in effect until 6:00. to get inton clear, and brighter skies are on the way later this afternoon. at around 11:30 a.m., they updated this to make the visit warning a little bit longer for ewey, city, rehobeth, d bethany, dover. you are looking at that blizzard warning until 6:00. we have the winter storm warning known effect until 1:00. it does include mail --'s extreme southern maryland, calvert, and st. mary's county. our winter weather advisory will cancel out in 12 minus in the immediate metro area, and then you have a winter advisory for pretty much everyone. that

in leesburg. 0 in haymarket and 0 in lateensville. day planner, low teens to start. 16 by 11:00. only 19 by 1:00. we'll be lucky to make 20 again tomorrow. light winds and full sun. that's going to feel nice. 41 on monday, a light mix possible. after that here comes the january thought. 50 on tuesday, 49 on wednesday. clouds on thursday. 55 may be a shower and rain and showers on friday but highs in the mid to upper 50s. >>> kirt sure is saying all right things. >> he's a genius when it comes to making everybody happy. will he be here next year? he says yeah, but of course there's z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy >>> now wusa 9 sports with frank hammerhan brought to you by xfinity. >> let's face it kirt cousins with brought to you by an old school politician. berke staying on the grant and danny radio show. he would love to be here in d.c. playing for the red kins but kirk also wants to see what's out there. cousins added the idea of another franchise tag is not ideal and he wants contract. >> i feel like winning and excellence is here they

leesburg. back into monassis. and then by 10:00, around the belt you can probably walk the dog without worrying about showers. out to the west and north fredricks and leesburg and we get into tomorrow morning. most of us have at least light showers to contend with. good news is look how warm it is. 61 downtown and 62 in buoy. notice how we get some more deeper greens and some yellows. that is heavier rainfall. so again heaviest rainfall 9:00 a.m. to about 1:00 p.m. watch this carefully. you see all the orange and even a couple of flakes of red and i mentioned this earlier. some of these are going to produce heavier downpours. the ground's still frozen. so this rain's not going to percolate into the soil it's just going to run off. a little bit of a break this time tomorrow evening. with temperatures still in the 60s. showers back to the west and then thent through. late friday night more showers and yes. with temperatures still upper 50s. once that rolls through, then terps will begin to wall after midnight. so lo

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below 0 in the burbs. 7 below in leesburg.t the children's science center tomorrow at the fair oaks mall. doing a couple science experiments. good way to beat the cold because by gathisberg and 2 below in downtown. we're still single digits either side of 0 and still below 0 in hagerstown and winchester. we get into tomorrow night gathisberg. and even by tomorrow night at 9:00 we're back to below 0 in terms of wind chill. but i think tomorrow night the winds are going to be a little bit less and we have a chance of going below 0 again. temps to start. these are downtown temps. 19 by 1:00. >>> sunday, still cold. however, mostly sunny and light winds. 29's going to feel pretty good. and 41 on monday. a light mix possible in the afternoon or evening. next seven days there's some light at the end of the tunnel here. few clouds early tuesday. 50, near 50 on wednesday. and then 55 thursday. maybe a shower. 57 on fri showers. we're in the upper 50s by this time next week. >>> now wusa 9 sports with daren heinz. >> kirt cousins is st

later on tonight lower the temperature down to 9 degrees in d.c., 5 in gaithersburg and 9 in leesburgtonight with the wind chill feeling much colder than that. as early as 8:00 p.m. zero in gaithersburg through the night temperatures below zero feels like. at 6:00 a.m. friday, 6 degrees below zero in d.c. and 12 degrees below zero in gaithersburg so our other big weather story. temperatures continuing to feel like sub zero temperatures all the way until noon friday. seven day forecast friday and saturday the coldest days of the week. you find temperatures down to 8 degrees once again friday night and saturday a high iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. i just drank tons of water a proall the time, it was never enough. my dentist suggested biotene. my mouth felt more lubricated. i use the biotene rinse and then i use the spray. biotene did make a difference. [heartbeat] >>> and that's live television. wusa

and 40 in leesburg. by 4:0043 in leesburg and we're 42 downtown. we'll come back and talk about the roller coaster temperatures. arctic air returning and i've got a 7-day. >>> the family of a bethezna teenager not satisfied with a police investigation into the teen's death. they are now turning to their own attorney and conducting their own investigation to learn more. scott bruin is live following up on this for us. >> happened nearly a month ago, huge amount of emotions surrounding this space. just a few feet away from me here in the woods behind the swim club in bethezda. the headline of this police investigation you just mentioned is that the adult host of a party where 17-year-old navid afiri will not be charged. >> afiri's family is on a mission to find out where a bott who may have sold or given it to him. after police were called to break up the party december 9th. officers found safiri intoxicated. the interaction was captured on police body camera video which has not been released. the next day safiri was found drowned face down in a stre

chopper 4 is live here in leesburg where first responders went to a report of a person possibly falling through the ice of this pond. you can see footprints and a large hole there we are told that they checked but did not find anyone. >>> and we are working for you with resources to keep your family safe during this bitter cold. download our app and take the forecast everywhere you go. well, this evening we are learning new details about the husband and wife murdered in -- the two people murdered in the district as police try to figure out if their deaths may be connected. the victims' bodies were found about an hour apart late last night and there are new details in pat? >> reporter: wendy, this is a shocking murder scene and she was locked in the trunk of her car, her car torched and flames rose high. imagine what it looks like here. two friends killed on the same day about two milings apart. are these murders somehow connected? police want to know. it took some time, but police have now identified the victim in this case of murder. 23 years old, shot multiple times, stuffed in the tr

zero degrees in leesburg, feeling like minus 1 in fredericksburg. look at your day planner, planning out tomorrow we won't lose a chill, just as cold. throughout the day pretty blustery as we are seeing a lot of wind for your monday. temperatures will peak in the low to mid-20s tomorrow. still cold and mostly sunny conditions. how about forecast. for those who do have tomorrow off, heading into tuesday, waking up, tons of sunshine, very breezy, temperatures on tuesday in the low to mid 20s. still pretty cold. the 10-day outlook, next couple of days still pretty frigid. the next day we bump up to the 20s a bit. the snow chance is not looking so promising for thursday. if we saw anything it would probably be south and east of the district and 95. we'll keep an eye on that. until then we are focusing on this cold. please layer up. >> no relief in sight, the 40s for at least a week. >>> still ahead, the redskins the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in ou

it's going to be frigid for the morning hours. 2 below in leesburg. 2 below zero in clinton. in the district, it feels like 2 above zero. zero gaithersburg. manassas feeling like zero out there. martinsburg feels like 5 below zero. we're nice and dry. if you are exercising today, better inside. if you're going to brave the cold, layers. temperatures will be in the upper 20s. but it's going to feel colder with the breeze. here's a look at the midweek storm i've been talking about. big area of low pressure off the coast late wednesday and early thursday morning. the best chance of snow really looks south and east of the district. so if anything, we can get a couple snow flurries in the district. again, this track could very easily change. we've seen this in the pa a can see it again. a slight shift to the east means lower chances. right now, it looks mostly south and east of the district. look at these temperatures, though. this week we have a balmy 36 degrees tomorrow and on thursday, that's where we're looking at a snow chance. look at friday and saturday. we have actual temp

look at all the 50s. 52 in fredericksburg. 50 in leesburg. the warmest we've been in about two weeks across the area. more than two weeks. currently 33 degrees. winds out of north at 3 miles per hour. the rest of the area, the temperatures below gaithersburg. culpepper at 24. nift melting that we saw today will refreeze. we could see slick sidewalks and roadways too. give yourself a little extra time. nothing like we saw this morning. but it could be bad in parts of the area. we have been dry here and really, we've been dry across much of the nation for this winter. we talked about how dry we were. we're back in a drought. i'm tracking this storm here. we've got a lot of stories on it because of the mudslides in parts of los angeles, towards las vegas some flooding in that region, too. this has been our pattern. this has kept all of the storms way to the south and the east. that's why st. mary's county has had more than frederick county, maryland. really quite amazing this pattern. the cold moves back, the jet stream moving in across the paci

it's 11 degrees in gaithersburg, 12 in manassas and 14 in leesburg.eels like temperature are 4 degrees below zero in fredericksburg, 10 degrees below zero in hagerstown and in western maryland in oakland it feels like 25 degrees below zero. there's some school districts that have closed for good reason. we are under a wind chill advisory until 12:00 for those dangerous wind chills feel like we are at sub zero temperatures. that's the big take away. >>> right now over to traffic where ellen is covering some breaking news. traffic is being diverted i'm hearing. >> right. traffic is being diverted near rock creek parkway because of a water maine break. larry shot this video on his way to the station. good job, larry. it's virginia avenue and rock creek parkway. u.s. park police tell us that the break happened at 27th and i and the water from that break ran down and froze over. now the water has been shut off so we are not seeing that flowing anymore. salt crews are on their way. they are hoping to treat this area. total traffic actually stopped on lincol

in leesburg, maybe to downtown, even in southern maryland, 2-4. in southern sections of st. mary's county, we are thinking 4-8 inches. that's actually where the blizzard warning remains in effect. we will come back and give you an hour by hour when the storms will shut off in terms of snow and tell you why we had to show you the weather alert for friday and saturday. >> we are getting closings and delays in. william county schools will be closed, fairfax county, and prince georges county schools have a two hour lay -- delay. more information about this is on mina wusa9.com. >> more crews are out in force tonight trying to make things easier for your morning commute. >>> dc snow teams began working at 8:00 to treat roads across the city. they will be on duty all night as the snow begins. on virginia -- in virginia, they will be out pretreating the roads as well. people in these locations point out that there is a lot of salt and brine on the roads from the last round of winter weather which should make their jobs easier tonight. >>> we will be you -- we will be with you a hal

leesburg is 9 degrees. dulles is 4 degrees. clinton, 8. quantico 7.es, the urban heat effect going on. temperatures as we go through the day today, wednesday planner, we will be in the mid 30s. back in the 30s. at least that's an improvement here. we will see indraesing clouds and a storm off shore. here is the storm getting organized right now over florida. then it will be moving into the atlantic. let's zoom in on florida. this is very rare. this shows you how far down south the cold air goes. a wintry mix in gainesville and snow developing in tallahassee. that's pretty rare but it shows you how cold it is as we go further south. there's 2:00 in the morning. mostly south and east of the district. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, then it clears away. needles to say, we're watching the racket very closely. lower chances and it dips farther to the west. higher snow chances inland. i'll show that you early. >>> we're working with you to keep all of those new year's resolutions. >>> how to reconnect with your family, especially those with growing teenagers. >>> move

manassas and leesburg, andrew is above freezing.and the areas north are at or below freezing. so that is where problems. the national weather service, i can't imagine they leave it up until 9:00 but that is where it is now. pink is where we look at the potential for the sleet, the ice coming down. the cutoff line is around basically charles county over to call university county. a little bit more of that up north. when you go farther south, it turns into rain. that is what we are watching. there is more rain to come. i'm not so worried about the roads. as i am giving you the information if you are walking, if you're out and about walking, and maybe you are going to a restaurant. somewhere there is not salt on the sidewalk. that is where you slick and hurt yourself. a lot of roads are treated. we want to send it to sam sweeney to baltimore where it's colder. how are the roads where you are? >> right now the roads are great. take a live look. you can see mobiletrak7 we have the windshield wipers are. there is rain falling. the roads a

temperatures here. 57 degrees in gaithersburg. 57 in d.c., 62 degrees in fredericksburg and 59 in leesburg. the average high for this time of year is in the low 40s. so this is quite incredible to be this warm in late in the day. we do have shower activity, but not a lot. this will increase as we move on through the night. you can see what's happening. notice all the rain down to the south. this is one storm here that's going to move up. we've got another storm that's down around the memphis area. that will ride right up this frontal boury our area during the evening tomorrow night. so once again, not a complete washout of a day, but keep the um brel ha handy. most of the showers back to the west. overnight we'll see showers move in, but notice this right here is 7:00 a.m. on future weather and we're expecting a rather wet rush hour. you might need to give yourself a little extra time. and there will be a few slick spots out there. temperatures still around the 60-degree mark. as we move on through the day at noon, 1:00, the rain moves back in. earlier the computer model had this right ove

leesburg pike westbound between carlin springs road and columbia pike. water main break.you all metro rail lines are on time but we have northeast regional delays so check your schedule ahead of time. we have a crash that just cleared bw parkway southbound at 100. it's just blocking the shoulder now. all lanes opened. also keep in mind vre earlier issues, getting back to normal. in southern maryland there's a crash livingston road in fort washington at chalfont avenue. caution on those secondaries especially. they tend to be icy first. same story with bridges overpasses on and off-ramps and that is your traffic report. back to you. >> all new at 6 o'clock this morning, a treadmill allison for turtles. >> yes. >> my spirit animal. >> it sure is. >> go little turtle. >> little guy, though. researchers at florida atlantic university came up with it as they collected turtle hatch lings from the beaches put them on a treadmill to analyze their breathing. there's a scientific reason they're doing this. results will be used to better understand the stamina of sea turtle hatch li

leesburg, gaithersburg. clinton is 3 degrees below zero. manassas feels like 4 this is brutal this morning. the good news, we're nice and dry. any commuting, a lot of people back to work and school. or maybe holiday travel. heaters on if you have them on your seats. tomorrow afternoon, increasing clouds. but we stay dry. one thing we're watching as we go into wednesday night. big area of low pressure. it will be staying out to sea. staying far offshore to early thursday. that's snowfall that the models are forecasting. closer to the coastline. if the storm track shifts farther east, the chances will be lower. if it shifts farther west, the chances would be higher. the best chance is south and east of the district. pretty far south and east. look at friday and saturday, that is brutal air moving in and the wind makes it feel colder. a look at the ten-day in a bit. let's check out the roads, melissa. >> southbound new hamps one southbound lane is open. two northbound lanes open because of the water main break. that slush, that isiah cross the

dulles, leesburg, clinton feeling like 3 degree below zero. 6 below in manassas. frederick feels like 2. quantico feels like 3. a lot of you are headed outside for back to work, back to school. for hose who have to stand at the bus stop, know that windchills will be anywhere from 5 to minus 5 degrees. by 8:00 a.m., still near zero. for the kids waiting for the bus, maybe wait in the car with the heat on until the bus shows up. let's check the roads on this tuesday with a lot of people heading out. good morning, melissa. >> breaking news in first 4 traffic. just a mess is for us. this water main break on hampshire avenue. one southbound lane getting by and a couple of northbound lanes. if we can, let's switch it and take a look from above. chopper 4 over the scene for us this morning. southbound new hampshire avenue at oakview. just a slushy mess. very slick. very slippery. not to mention, a bit dangerous here. where the water main breaks are happening, no doubt very slick through the area. austin hill. st. barnabas. crittend crittendon, because of the water main b

leesburg, 5 degrees, gaithersbu gaithersburg, 8 and quantico. we're breaking 30 degrees.above freezing but it is a little bit of an improvement. clouds do increase later on today. that's all ahead of a storm off shore. the storm is organizing over florida. look at this, we have snow near tall la tallahassee. it is happening and it can happen and that storm system is going to get closer to us later tonight. 11:00 p.m., snow still south of us. best chance is south and east of the district. if we see a shift in this storm that could still be changing the forecast. we're expecting less than an inch around d.c., higher amounts around the coast line. friday and saturday, that's cold. it's going to come with a lot of wind so prepare for that, melissa. good morning. >> good morning. take a look at chopper 4 here this morning, sheena. bw parkway, 197 northbound and southbound. a chopper showing you how slow it is on bw parkway. 95 through that same stretch has looked a lot better. northbound vandoorne, right side is blocked there. william parkway, that is cleared out of the way th

even out toward leesburg, even out toward manassas we have a lot of frozen ground here.e're bringing in a lot of reports for these locations. herndon. a lot of reports around herndon area for ice. that is going to be a big problem overnight. look at the temperatures. let's time these out. this is future temperatures going through tonight into 6:00 tomorrow morning. notice where we are. 31 d.c. back into the 20s some locations. earlier tonight we were hoping that we would see delays for many of the area's school districts, and that's exactly what we have, because watch what happens by 10:00 tomorrow. everybody now above freezing. we start to see the melting. not only that, we'll start to see the sunshine. things will melt very, very quickly after 8:00, 9:00. i really think the two-hour delay is going to mean all the world to the kids getting out there, whether it's the sidewalks or the driveways that are going to be iced over early tomorrow morning. the cold air has been in place. the pattern has been locked. this lock finally getting popped. we've got the warm air make i

zero at leesburg. subzero readings north and east. georgia,nd atlanta, jacksonville, florida, under freezing. has turned into areas around maine. later today, it will feel like three degrees. we will talk about a warm-up. hold on for the warm-up after the weekend. julie: we have problems, gw parkway, the left side of the parkway is blocked now. icy conditions reported on canal road near arizona avenue. southbound on 27. we have a portion of rock creek parkway blocked off. diverted ateing virginia avenue. that is our traffic watch. ryan hughes, what are you working on? julie, if you are driving east, roads on the eastern shore are dicey and a lot of spots. down with snow and ice. announcer: you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: this weather is leaving thousands of people iced over. autria: people in ocean city getting slammed with blizzard conditions, and the roads are still treacherous. larry: closing schools today. frederick county schools are closed today. arlington county and alexandria city schools delay

temperatures right now 13 degrees in the district, 8 degrees in gaithersburg, 14 in leesburg.ng i've been showing the feels-like temperatures. what does it feel like now? still feeling below zero up in montgomery county, folks, single digits in the district down towards manassas, bumping up a little bit in leesburg. we've got calmer winds today, so the windchill will not be as much of a factor as it was yesterday. your sunday outlook, headed to church, layer up. brunch, like i said, indoors, running the errands, calmer winds, so the sting will be out. and if you're going to get the car washed because it has all of the salt on it, wait until tuesday. check this out. monday we have -- identify kind of zoom through here, but around noon, we're looking for a chance for mixed precip. in fact, we could see freezing rain the farther north and west we're looking more like just rain down into southern maryland. this could make for an icy-dicey situation on the roads tomorrow evening. here's a look at your evening commute for monday. coming home from work, you can see temperatures will

currently 23 leesburg, 23 belvoir, 23 in annapolis. the cold spot right now is warrenton down to 17 degrees. as we look at the radar nothing to show you. we're not seeing any snow wednesday night into thursday. tomorrow at 4:00, notice where the snow is. just north and west of jacksonville, florida. i mean, places under winter storm warning include tallahassee, savannah, charleston. they could all see a couple of inches of snow. as this moves up, the storm, however, moves far enough off the coast. then itys now, notice the snow tried to get into the d.c. metro area. if you live in southern maryland you have a much better chance of seeing flakes here. not expecting much accumulation. where we are going to see accumulation is out there towards the ocean city area towards rohoboth towards our beeches. you might not see a flake on thursday. it gets sunny during the day. this storm system is one to watch, however. we are going to be seeing some changes in this. the storm track for snow chances, if it shifrts to the east they get much lower.

middle 40's in winchester and leesburg. lower-40's in lawrence and. 42 in andrews. leonardtown road at 42 degrees. at 42l show you -- degrees. if you're looking for the colder air, had north and west. pittsburgh and columbus, feels-like temperatures are still in the middle- and the bump -- that is the warmer air -- upper-20's. the bump -- that is the warmer air that we will feel the next couple of days. clouds are breaking up. rockville, frederick, more sunshine. for the district in a good portion of southern maryland, clouds will hang around longer. i promise you, skies will clear. into the middle 40's by later this afternoon. sunglasses, you will need them -- drivetime home looking better than yesterday's. temperatures falling into the upper-30's and the sunset time at around 5:04 p.m. daytime hours get longer and longer. nighttime lows in the lower-20's in the northern and western suburbs. 20's inside the beltway. window be out of the north at five miles per hour. tomorrow looking good. a little on the cool side, slightly below average this time of year. starting

we call that a gradient between leesburg and d.c.nowing in d.c., nothing in leesburg and coming down pretty good out there towards the chesapeake bay and then just about everybody getting rid of the snow about 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow before the cold air and the wind come back in. who is going to get what? a very tight towards the dulles area, towards d.c. and close to about half an inch or an inch in those locations. one to two inches in parts of southern maryland. two to four in southern portions of southern maryland and then four to eight inches out there towards ocean city. could be even more than that. that's something we'll continue to watch for you. the next couple of days, extreme cold. tomorrow, friday and saturday, weather alert each of those days. frigid weather highs, only in the teens and next monday, that could be a weather alert day, too, as we deal with a chance of ice associated with another storm system moving our way. lots to talk about but right now it's the next 7 it hou2 hours wt to worry about. >> thank you, doug an

now, current temperatures, 45 in leesburg.nce again, notice 45 in leesburg in the east and 36 in annapolis with the wind coming right off not just the water but all the ice. live in chesapeake now, they are under ice. so look and no rain right now. i think we're going to stay dry. at the bus stop tomorrow, 35 degrees, not much for the kids in the way of recess. 46 degrees and mild. pickup temperatures in the 50s. as we move on through the next couple of days, look where we go. this is the storm that we're watching here. 53 on your thursday. way up to 65 on friday with a good chance of rain during the day and again at night and back down the roller coaster, a big one, and we have big-time differences on friday and saturday. let's take a closer look at it. amelia and i, we have been studying how this is going to affect you. it's a big one. not only is it about getting dressed but getting out the door and what you're going to run into. >> thatri take a look. 7:00 a.m., morning commute on friday, could be a slow go but by lunchtim

[laughter] steve: molly visited elementary school in leesburg for lunchbox program.c7 kid cam. molly talked about the local weather pattern the severe storms and the winter weather and gave them an indepth look for the instruments on stormwatch7. we had a great weather question. here it is from ella. >> hi name is ella. i'm a fourth grader at elementary school. my question is what percent of the time do meteorologists predict the weather correctly? steve: my mother would say 100% of the time correctly and my father. we are right more than people give us credit for. technology changed so much with the computers. i think the biggest problem when people believe they aren't getting the right forecast they are not listening close enough to the specific area that we are referencing. so if we say a lot of snow, they only hear their city though it may not be their city we are talking about. a lot of snow in the mountains is different than no snow at all in the district. we are right more than wrong. i would give us a high ranking. especially on abc7. we are not here to hype

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we will have a trace up to an inch around the leesburg area. 1 -2 inches in the dc area. 4-6 inches arounde area. your 7-day forecast is calling for cold air to stick around especially friday and saturday with highs only in the teens and morning low temperatures in the single dig i just drank tons of water a proall the time, it was never enough. my dentist suggested biotene. i use the biotene rinse and then i use the spray. biotene did make a difference. [heartbeat] >>> emergency crews tell us all is clear even though footprints were found on an icy pond and disappeared. they say no one is in any danger. iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. has been a problem for me. mouth i'm also on a lot of medications that dry my mouth. i just drank tons of water all the time. it was never enough. i wasn't sure i was going to be able to continue singing. i saw my dentist. he suggested biotene. it feels refreshing. my mouth

another cold start. 23 frederick and leesburg. 21 manassas. 27 clinton. even annapolis sitting below freezing at 30 degrees. we're nice and dry outside. we're going to stay like this until late thursday. then we'll have some rain approaching. if you're walking the dog, we have one for adoption. this is boscoe. you can head to their website and find out how to give boscoe a home. warm coat. this afternoon, look at that, in the mid 40s. nice for a dog walk today. here's a look at what's going to happen with our air do i mention that warmup? watch as the milder air surges back into our area. this is friday. this is the day we're going to be in the 60s. again, with rain, but there it is on the tip of that warmer air. we had the colder air getting ready to move in for the second half of the weekend. here's a look at future weather. clouds increase as we go into even thursday. 4:00 p.m. we'll start to see the approach of light rain. overnight, here's friday. periods of rain through the day. still be in the 60s but have the umbrella around. unfortunately it won'

it feels like -1 manassas and downtown, zero leesburg. overnight, it will be nippy. even downtown will feel right around 0. through the day, with less wind and sunshine, it will get better. we have the very cold night ahead tonight. tomorrow we start to transition. the big picture, there is warmer air southwestern portions of the country, albuquerque, through texas. up andill bubble eventually the cold air will erode in the mild air will begin coming in tomorrow, 26 degrees tomorrow. early next week is when we transition. monday out, moisture late in the afternoon, early evening. marginal,emperatures we could see freezing rain, which is liquid that turns into ice on contact because the ground will be so cold. that depends on the timing and how much moisture. the biggest impact would be northwest of town. something we watch carefully. upper40's tuesday, mid to 40's wednesday. longer-term, 50's. could have rain thursday night. friday, showers, a rumble of thunder. highs friday near 60. another shot at showers sunday. the bottom line is we are heading in the right direc

by thursday evening, some showers are possible in leesburg and upper montgomery county and not everyone will have a wet commute on thursday but by the time we get into friday morning, everybody will have showers and then the temps are 60 and are you kidding me? 54 in martinsburg and as i advance this, heavy rain on friday and we need the rain, it's a good thing. upper 30s to start and back to 46 with mostly cloudy skies by 4:00. yellow weather alert, warmer, rain and showers and thunderstorms and falling temperatures, but dry on saturday. 30s on monday, martin luther king day and snow showers possible >>> now, wusa9 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> i've heard first black woman, first black man do something, like obama and holy cow -- >> who could forget the young lady from reston, virginia, the first black women -- woman to qualify for the olympics speedskating team. a 17.5-inch blade cut the bottom of her lip and she needed multiple stitches. what is so amazing, she was back training for the olympics the very next day. i spoke to her today and she is at the doctor's office right no

20s gaithersburg, dulles, manassas. 32 in lorton. 23 in frederick with reports of ice there. 30 in leesburg. another issue, look at this dense fog. less than a half-mile visibility through a good portion of the area. be very careful driving. let's head out to expect. >> my ride in was definitely was difficult to start wlet get a look at the current conditions. temperatures in the district above freezing, but feeling like it's 26 degrees. here's what you can expect while you hit the road. give yourself time to take your time. we're expecting the treated roads to be wet and slick. the untreated roads, that's where you'll find the black ice. take your time. heading throughout the day, we'll see your fog. that's the good news. melissa, how is it looking? >> you're right. the untreated roads really the problem. the sidewalks, the driveways, all of those spots a little gross this morning because of that icy coating. taking a look right now at a couple of trouble spots. here is one. inbounds 5 after 231, icy conditions and several spin-outs reported there. we do have areas, even though it seems li

it feels like -4 in leesburg and 25 below is the windchill in davison. just about everyone is under a wind chill advisory until 6 am on sunday morning. the winds make a lighter by then. right now it is 17. a dewpoint of a below. when you heat it up it is 33 percent. at 74 percent is the indoor relative humidity. we have winds gusting over 20 miles per hour. tomorrow expect a sunny day. temperatures will be milder. by 2:00 or 3:00 we will probably be in the 26 or 27 degrees range. a few clouds late. a sunny day, the trend is our friend. we will say goodbye to the arctic air. you can see all that arctic air down toward auto west. out to the west it is in the 60s in la and phoenix is in the 70s. the milder air is starting to flood into the country. one stream of moisture toward the south. another one toward the northwest in british columbia. the storms are now coming on shore. we have the big bridge out rest -- west. the arctic air is here but pretty soon we will kick it out of here. high-pressure builds in tonight towards morning. that will mean some areas

so we can see the snow starting to break up leesburg.n, you'll be next in line to clear up, and then we'll start to see it clear up around the d.c. area. we actually already have a little break in some parts of d.c., but still have a moderate band around the fedex field. light snow around the bowie area. in d.c. right new, scattered flurries around nationals park, but it's light as you get along 395. adam you get closer to 66 there, you find more light snow. as you go around florida avenue northeast, running into pockets of snow there. a little further up north. we have a break around the of the area. this is what it looks like in the next few hours. by 8:00 a.m., still some light snow showers and flurries moving around. the heavier snow will be around to to the east of us. by noon today, looking at most of the snow beginning to push out of here with some leftover flurries mainly over to east. >> i want to show you some traffic lane cameras here. what we're seeing mainly on the beltway, 270 up in frederick. that's where we're starting. i

so, 9:00 tonight here's some showers and a few thunderstorms leesburg to fredrick. by 11:00 here comes another batch between the red. as we go through the next 4 or 5 hours with the front. 31 in oakland. under winter weather advisory. by midnight another batch. a line of showers and storms. gathisberg to monassis. by morning we're going to be in the 30s and by the afternoon the wind chills will be in the teens. dress for the teens and 20s tomorrow. look at the 40s to start and by 11:00 doesn't move. 33 by 1:00. only about freezing but nice and cold on monday. upper 30s. next seven days yes. snow showers tuesday, snow showers possible. wednesday best chance and then some pattern change could be signalling once again for january thaw. back in the 40s and milder next friday. they've come up with everything in the world of sports igot something to blow your mind. >> we're going to introduce you to the new sport taking the nation by storm. >> you've got our attention now. >> z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >>> now wusa 9 sports with frank hammerhan brought you to by xfinity. >

we had 6 for the wind chill in gaithersburg and leesburg. other than that it's quiet. i want to show you around the country. cold air. under stated. spilling in the polar air that is spilling in the country and affecting everybody. all the way to the gulfw orleans. it feels like 31 in houston. if you get to the other side of the rockies on the southern side it's 73 in phoenix. that is nice for those guys. 63 in vegas. feels lake 19 in bismarck, north dakota. here is what we have going on around the country. everywhere you see a color shade is a winter weather advisory. the light shade of blue. wind chill advisory in effect from montana to the section of florida. then the purple shade is a hard freeze warning. here is this shade of grade. that is a wind chill warning in effect to push to part of illinois and indiana. if you take montana to florida, we are talking about nearly 2,000 miles. linear miles of some kind of the winter weather advisory, warning. it's not just the isolated spots. we don't have it in our region other than the blue ridge with the wind chill adviso

leesburg showers and by 10:00, more showers in the immediate area and then showers just about everywhere. it looks like summer, doesn't it? batches of moderate rain and rumbles of thunder with the day planner across the board, temperatures in the 30s, 46 by 1:00. the next few days, a yellow weather alert with rain and storms and temps are falling on saturday. the next seven days, flurries possible and we will keep it dry for dry for monday and tuesday, snow showers possible and wednesday, snow showers possible with temps going down, only 29 on wednesday. >> a fiery crash involving multiple tractor-trailers in southern indiana. take a look at within one half mile being evacuated as a precaution with hazardous chemicals leaking from a box truck. all kinds of bad going on. the highway needs to reopen and after more than 16 years in congress, california congressman darrell issa will not seek reelection. darrell issa, a fierce critic of president obama, and by the way, the gop businessman is among the wealthiest members of congress. >>> we are pumped, stroke -- stoked, about our new show. it

answer that question through the end of the week and not only where they were today, 51 in d.c. 50 in leesburg. the temperatures are going up. they will go warmer than that. out the door tonight we are watching the temperatures with the generally clear skies start to fall. 45 in d.c. that is not bad. 32 in manassas already. some of you are at the freezing mark already. but there are no winter weather alerts in the area. just a few clouds passing by. quiet evening. temperatures will drop. everybody is below freezing. we will get to the upper 20's in some of the warmer spots. low 20's. a lot of the ice there melted. then some of that and there shouldn't be a ton tomorrow. nancy: see you in a few minute. the problem of the burst pipes is not going away. take a look from inside the courthouse now closed while crews repair a burst water pipe. officials are hoping to reopen in the morking. there was a burst pipe in electrical room making it unsafe for students until it's repaired. michelle: six people are dead after flash floods unleashed mudslide in southern california. the ebree roared downhill ch

it feels like -4 leesburg, 4 in d.c. we are starting at midnight on the forecast, everybody yet 0 or lower when it comes to the feels-like temperature. tomorrow morning, out the door -14 a.m., -6 d.c., gaithersburg, winchester at -13, and we are not warming much. there is a wind advisory. we will look at the forecast and there is a little bit of relief in sight. a lot on the menu tonight. nancy: stuck at dulles airport, their flights redirected to our area after the storm forced other airports to suspend flights. tom roussey is live at dulles with the issues and what is being done to get those passengers where they need to be. people, these of guys behind me among them, never intended to go to dulles airport. they were supposed to go to new york city, and the airport at this hour is still very busy. this is video from earlier and it was busy that as well. than 30 flights at last count that were supposed to go elsewhere were rerouted to dulles because of the weather. you are talking well over 5000 passengers affected. now

an officer met with that caller, a 25-year-old leesburg man, and arrested him on felony charges.guess he didn't see twitter. >> he didn't see that coming. >>> there's a buzz is rounding the golden globes a day after the awards show. it has nothing to do with best picture. >> so, i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon! [cheering and applauding] >> what oprah's stirring speech meant to some young girls who were watching last night. we're going to get their perspective. >> coming up on news4, what it takes to break the ice in annapolis. >> good shot. and live pictures from the storm team4 by 4 better known as the nation's capital. we're tracking this mixed bag of sleet, rain and freezing ra there we go. and, yeah, we're kind of stuck now. we were going along at a pretty good clip. looks like they're just we that's got.od come in now for the new year savings event at havertys furniture. save up to one thousand dollars in bonus discounts. plus, you can get 24 month financing with no interest