some reports of snow there, would not be surprised to see sleet and snow around the martinsburg area too. you can see up towards the north, the poconos, right down through west virginia and back towards the west where the snow is coming down an inch per hour right now in portions of kentucky ohio and west virginia. that's why everybody in the penk is under a winter storm warning, including our entire area right on through the day tomorrow. it includes everybody and any time we have a winter storm warning we could get over 4, 5, 6 inches of snow. now, future weather, rain right around the 11:00 hour. by 3:00 a.m. still all rain around the d.c. area and areas to the south. notice where the snow is. winchester martinsburg, hagerstown sleet mixing in to the north but by about 6:00 everyone north and west of d.c. is swechitched over to know. 6:00 a.m. we have a mixture of rain sleet and snow. the roads are going to be a-okay early tomorrow morning. do not get fooled by that. by 8:00 watch what happens here. by 9:45 everybody is seeing the snow and by 8:00 i do expect to see those roads st

temperatures in gaithersburg, frederick, hagerstown martinsburg, mid to upper 20s. washington still away 30. as we get into the evening hour will is this is when the snow is winding down 24 in annapolis. we'll have very cold temperatures tonight as well as friday night. but right now, again, just tracking some rain out here on our storm team 4 weather deck. but we expect sleet to start to mix in within the next couple of hours. >> and it's only just a little north and west where it is mixing with sleet. by the time it all ends 6 to 8 inches of snow in this zone here including montgomery county northwest washington, northern prince george's county howard frederick, as well as thornnorthern pan of west virginia, much of the shenandoah valley and especially higher ridges will get up to 8 inches. down in the valley, around 6 inches. right in washington points south and east generally around 4, 5 inches. charles county calvert and southern anne arundel as well as southern fairfax, southern prince william, spotsylvania may get about 4 inches or so as that is going to be p

mid-30s northern montgomery county out to leesburg 34 in frederick and martinsburg. manassas closer to 39, 40. winter weather advisories posted points north and west. report from warren county, they say it's already slush covered roads in warren county virginia this morning. snowy and slushy roads out west and north of the metro. that will continue. use extra caution today. the timing of the slushy snow accumulation is from now up to about lunchtime. storm team 4 radar showing the snow. as we zoom in, you can see the

by 1:30 we see a little line of showers from martinsburg to frederick across i-7. we'll come back, track that through the evening commute and track pretty strong winds that will accompany the afternoo >>> summer going to start a bit later in montgomery county this year. >> the state superintendent of schools approved a plan to let montgomery county school goes two days below the 180 days of instruction normally required by state law, but montgomery county will extend the school year by one day to make up for the time of lost snow days. mark your calendars, kids. the last day of school will now be monday, june 15th, and a teacher workday scheduled for the 15th will take place on the 16th. again, the last day of school in montgomery county is now monday, june 15th. >>> 16-year-old ryan mccall loved flying and hoped to get his pilot's license next year, but ryan will never get the chance now. the spotsylvania county teen- ager died yesterday when a single engine plane crashed near the orange county airport with the student pilot at the controls. today federal investig

there is a heavier rain across winchester and into martinsburg. all of this moves out. the colder air funnels out from the north and west. that will give us the changeover from rain to sleet to snow. many of you will wake up tomorrow inside the capital beltway before changing over to sleet. it would change to snow and we will look for accumulation. we have the winter storm warning and we will show you the updated snow total map in just a few minutes. >> we will see you then. the snow sent a lot of people scrambling. in the district, a slow -- a snow emergency goes into effect tomorrow. jay korff is live in chantilly tonight. what is happening out there? >> we are under the canopy of an overpass. the rain is the issue right now. we have seven trucks on standby and two more across the road. we have the issue with the rain and these trucks are on standby. whatever they do would just wash off the road. when it sleeps and snows, they can get sand and salt down. they were out and about making sure they were getting ready for ice melt and snow shovels. we know we would get hot

up to the north, 2 to 4, maybe back towards martinsburg, around the 4 inch mark. frederick around the 4 to 5 inch mark. more along the kamountains. 4 to 8 is just about everybody down to the south, well south, about 2 to 4 inches down toward portions of the northern neck and extreme southern maryland. high temperature tomorrow 30 27 on friday. we could see more delays friday morgue. 40 on saturday, 44 on sunday. a better weekend. then all i can describe as a heat wave, 50 monday, 56 on tuesday, 59 on wednesday. >> aren't we glad? thank you, doug. >>> and some breaking news. our very first school closing announcement announcements. spotsylvania county in pennsylvania, no school tomorrow. we'll pass on more announcements as they come in. >>> also coming up clock ticking to fix a massive sinkhole caused by a water main break. trying to get it down before the snow >>> we warned you this was coming, and, as of today, it will cost you more to drive on the dulles greenway. the road runs between dulles airport and leesburg. rates are going up by 10 cents. now you'll pay f

this ability four miles in frederick, 2.5 miles hagerstown and martinsburg. inside the capital beltway, i do not see a lot of fog. the express forecast, the temperatures at 9:00 near 40 degrees, lots of sunshine at noon time, lower 50's. by 5:00, upper 50's near 60 degrees. talking about the cooldown on the way sunday. how long that will last, the details coming up. leon: a police offersicer is indicted on training to kill a man with his service weapon. he faces several charges. this is connected with an incident that happened in bowie. officer santiago is accused of putting his gun to a man's head in turning to kill him. the arrest of uva student martese johnson remains under investigation. cap officious -- campus officials met with student body today. the students did not like what they heard. >> black lives matter! leon: the students walked out saying officials are not answering their questions. they want to know why johnson ended up with a bloody head wound wednesday morning. they are not the other ones concerned about the officer's tactics. >> they are n

right now we dao have the rain coming down fairly heavy around martinsburg, hagerstown, toward frederick and now into portions of northern virginia and most of the state of maryland. we're going to continue to watch as this plume of moisture works its way our way. again, notice where the cold air is back toward cincinnati. they're seeing the snow and that transmission is going to make its way our way overnight tonight in through early tomorrow morning. it will all be snow by around 9:00 in most areas, especially d.c. north and west. winter storm warning in effect late tonight through the day thursday. we've got revised snow totals. we'll show you who will get the most out of this event, when it will start for you at home in a couple of minutes. >> metro will work bus systems on a moderate plan. buses will stay off of the hills and the narrow streets. metroaccess is suspended for the entire day. our live team coverage continues now with our transportation reporter adam tuss where it's all hands on deck on those roads. >> reporter: certainly all hands on deck, wendy. we have a few light ra

in martinsburg. what about the afternoon? how about that? 31 in d.c.ktalking about a very cold day. it does get better. on sunday less wind and sunshine. sunday is not a bad day as far as the weekend goes. 59 on monday and above average on tuesday. high temperature of 63. 56 on wednesday. thursday and friday right now looks to be well above average with highs finally getting back into the 60s and not just in the 60s but we're there for two consecutive days. >> hopefully we'll stay there. sleep in tomorrow morning. >> if yo >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- will forte adam horovitz, fish expert jeremy wade, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 234 canton, ohio. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that's a hot crowd! [ cheers and applause ] i feel -- i feel the love! i feel the love. thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome, welcome,

martinsburg. cumberland, 11:00 p.m. most of the area seeing rain. here's the transition getting into 2:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m., to the north and west, there's the change from rain to snow. by the time we get to 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. a lot of locations seeing snow already. yes, it will start to stick to area roads. i'll show you a time line of how quickly i think it will stick as it maybes its way through. by noon, everyone is getting snow. it won't be moving out of here, folks, until 4:00 to 5:00 tomorrow evening. so snow for more than a 12-hour period expected. the impact on area roads they will deteriorate rather quickly. that means cancellations will be far and wide as we go from moderate conditions on area roads to more treacherous conditions on area roads by the time we get to the afternoon. here is a look at the amounts 4 to 8 inches here throughout most of the area, some areas less around hancock, hagerstown, a big area this time of a large a. snow probably having to shovel in two waves the areas

right now snowing along 81 from hagerstown down to martinsburg. very light snow farther south of there toward winchester. and this will continue to move our way here through the morning, but we won't get a lot of the accumulating snow until late morning into the afternoon because look at our temperatures, they're still well above freezing. hagerstown at 33 near 40 in washington. total amounts of snow by the time this tapers off tonight, 4 to 6 inches metro area, southern suburbs. farther north and west, all the way into the mountain 6 to 8 inch amounts will be common. we'll be looking at the hour by hour changes on the way and timing that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of the mix.\on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of ton the 1st at 5:11. ch >> reporter: we're on i-70 going west. the temperature in the last five minutes has gone from 34 down to 31 degrees and we have absolutely seen the change over from what was just light rain to a very he

a little cooler up to the north. 43 frederick and 53 martinsburg. 54 in winchester. these numbers are likely to be the warmest part of the next 24 hours. already back down into the mid-40s in the south and cold along the western shore of the bay courtesy of that icy cold bay weather. weather impact on the day tomorrow another low impact day. it will be breezy and cooler and without the threat of rain around you could get the car washed and keep it clean for a couple of days. here's the hour by hour planner through the day tomorrow. cold start. mid to upper 30s around town and just won't be as much of a recovery tomorrow. 46 degrees at noontime. only about 51 for a high temperature tomorrow. sunny and cool and a breezier at times and as a result feels like factor will be some 15 to 20 degrees cooler than how nice it felt outside today. more cold air coming too. you need to have the weather app ready to go with the latest forecast any time you need it. there's the cold front just about down to the mason dixon line down to our south by tomorrow morning and that change o

it is a very chilly night, very damp very cool 32 in gaithersburg 38 in manassas 35 in martinsburg. do get at or below freezing there could be a few slick spots. storm team 4 radar showing things off clear an our big storm came through. a little bit earlier we saw a lot of snow a lot of rain. a lot of snow coming down but not all of it stuck. a lot melted before it started to stick in the area. we saw upwards of 3 to 6 inches northwest as we told you last night. that storm continues to move to the northeast continues to give boston more snow. they set the record for the most snow in the season. might as well just continue to add to it. you've already broken it. just keep on adding. now you've got the cloud cover around the region. but tomorrow we'll see some sunshine. and tomorrow is going to be a fantastic day. really a great saturday. 60 degrees in leesburg 59 degrees martinsburg and cooler along the chesapeake. 62 degrees towards la plateaplata. no real impact from the weather, we'll call it low. a cool start but a very nice afternoon. a great day. get out there on the bike yeah.

still hanging in the 30's and martinsburg as well as frederick and gaithersburg. look at the mid 40's trying to work their way in here with 45 in culpepper and fredricksburg where some of the sunshine is traying -- trying to break out. all things will be changing starting tomorrow thanks to the storm in the nation's midsection. we'll get wet weather and get warm temperatures to go along it. it won't happen today. peak of sunshine here and there if we're lucky. clouds and temperatures will be in the upper 40's. we'll let you know how much warmer we do get when i see you in another few minutes. autria? autria: see you then. authorities are trying to figure out what caused a school bus to jump a curb and slam into this home in a philadelphia suburb. it happened around 7:45 this morning in blue bell pennsylvania. officials say students were on the bus at the time but they were not injured. the students actually managed to open the rear door and exit the bus. driver was hospitalized, though for evaluation. police say a pedestrian accident in montgomery county is now fa

are's worked all over the country and has never seen anywhere struggling like martinsburg with addiction. many newborns she treats are addicted to heroin. >> that's a tical wave coming. it's coming. it's sort of here already but it's really coming. it's going to be our biggest population in the future, absolutely. >> a stark warning for a problem already considered an epidemic that has destroyed so many families. al jazeera, west virginia. >> two men have been caught in the act of mugging a south african journalist. he was seconds from going live on air when two men approached his team and threatened them with a gun. both managed to stay remarkably calm. he said he didn't want to give up his phone. the footage has gone viral on line, no one was hurt. >> lucky escape, i guess. you can always log on to our website, aljazeera.com for an update on all these stories. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher. female genital mutilation and cutting is illegal in the united states. safe. a travelling tradition is in place in africa and the middle east it's impacted half a million in the u.s. and more than 130 m

the incident happened last month in martinsburg.e say the 12-year-old boys set a rack of towels and some boxes on fire. the store had to be evacuated and the flames spread to other merchandise. the boys were charged today. they were identified through surveillance video and witness statements. >>> a brazen robbery caught on surveillance video, and the victim fought back by biting the robber. this happened sunday afternoon outside a pizza hut on richie highway south. that's in anne arundel county. a 58-year-old woman was leaving with her pizza when a man opened her car door. he reached in the car and tried to take the victim's purse. >> his hand come to my mouth. here we go. i bite on him. i bite him as much as i can. but i don't think about anything. i just fight. you're not going to take my purse. he's not going to take my purse. >> the victim stopped fighting when the robber warned he had a gun, then he took off with her purse. these pictures are from 20 minutes later when police tell us the man tried to use her bank card at an at

by 3:00 heavy activity across the bay, showers across leesburg, martinsburg and into the mountains. look at the temps, that is great. by 6 p.m. there will be a few showers, low 60s, no shortage of clouds. by 9:00 some breaks in the clouds, a couple sprinkles. the rain is over by 7:00. tomorrow night we clear out completely and temperatures are mild behind the front in the 50s. how much rain? close to an inch in gaithersburg, 1/2-inch downtown, around 1 inch to 3/4- inch toward hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester. overnight cloudy and chilly with rain heavy at times, low temperatures in the 40s, wind southwesterly at 10. here's the day planner, rain and showers, 51 at 9:00, 58 by 1 p.m. yellow alert tomorrow, sunday pretty good, seasonable a little cool with that northwest breeze, not a bad day, wash your car, 55. very nice monday, 63 with sunshine. next seven days we're looking at temperatures they're 60 tuesday and then we get into wednesday, 54, showers on thursday, spring arriving next friday at 6:45 p.m., a little cool, shine and 53. >> just get over -- sunshine and 53. >> ju

west of there, into washington county allegheny up toward martinsburg and just north of winchester getting a little bit of light snow right now. and it's not sticking though, because temperatures are above freezing there in the 30s. we're near 40 in the metro area and southern parts of maryland and on the eastern shore. total snow around the metro area by the time this all ends this evening, 4 to 6 inches this this blue zone. just near washington points south and east and north and west heaviest amounts 6 to 8 inches. rest of northern virginia panhandle of west virginia, areas just north of washington including northern prince george's county, montgomery and into howard and frederick into the afternoon hours. chuck bell is joining us live now. are you seeing any sleet? >> reporter: so far not a single sleet pellet has been seen or heard. we're keeping an eye on it, though. we have the radar punched up. we're driving north as quickly as we can get there safely of course. maintaining our safe speeds on wet roads first thing this morning. and you should do the same because it's just wet for n

a windchill of 34 in d.c. 30 in martinsburg. not quite done with the cold yet. good news is it won't last too long. >> no. this is no fun getting teased by mother nature. from 70 to 51 your high temperature for friday. there's your weekend, some very cold starts 47 the high on sunday with sunshine sunday is looking pretty nice right now, tlooers at least we'll be breaking out to sunshine. close to 60 degrees on monday with a 30% chance of some afternoon and evening showers. the other shower chance for next week looks like thursday with a possibility of thunderstorms. but look at the highs for all of next week. we're at least going to be around 60 to- 65 degrees. we'll stop doing the bouncing up and down. but we'll have more on the storms that are moving through the next couple hours on news4 at 5:00. >>> devastation across oklahoma. >> one person is dead and several others injured after powerful storms and tornados tore through state last night. >> jay gray reports from moore, oklahoma, where residents are forced to pick up the pieces once again just two years a

up in to martinsburg. i do see the slush on the roads in upper montgomery county.morrow morning. >> they have been cut out of the billion dollar casino project. we talked to them today and i guess that they say they have been gambling on these projects and it is becoming a snake eye. >> reporter: yeah, that is exactly right as a lot of people first announced they were going to build this construction project behind me that not everyone was thrilled about it. now they say that deal is not being honored. >> reporter: half of the men based in the county. michael brian is concrete. every one of them thought they would be working on the construction of the billion dollar casino. but they say that every bid they entered was denied and the primary contractor and often without any explanation. that he represents contractors in the county, saying that over 20 minority-owned businesses have reached out to them with complaints just like these that they would believe it is immoral. they say that they must hire the minority-owned businesses for at least 30% of the total constru

martinsburg will be close and baltimore close within a degree or two. futurecast, 10:00 tonight if you're out it's cold, not windy, no wind chills to worry about like this morning. we had wind chill 10 below this morning, 16 in gaithersburg, manassas, 17 leesburg and down to la plata. by midmorning or late morning or i guess early morning, 17 in gaithersburg, 23 downtown, but unlike today temps will jump back a little bit. so by 11:30 we're above freezing downtown, 35, 35 in manassas, leesburg and frederick about 34. by 3:30 we're in 40s. that's still colder than average, but we'll take it and run. by 8:00 it's not going to be as cold tomorrow night. temps will not fall as fast nor as far. by late tomorrow night only 36 in gaithersburg, 38 in leesburg, 40 downtown. i think inside the beltway or in the district it may not make it below freezing tomorrow night, but you will tonight. clear skies, very cold, record lows possible, 8 to 18, wind light southwest 5 to 10. keep the sunglasses handy and make sure your windshield wiper fluid is full. lows tonight

but i'll tell you, not a bad day. 55 in martinsburg, 60 in fredericksburg 58 in d.c. tomorrow will be a beautiful afternoon but a lot cooler. temperatures rising in the mid-40s by 9:00 a.m. 49 by 11:00, and 56 degrees by 1:00 fm. if you're thinking of exercising, all day is looking good for that. thursday rather windy. winds gusting upwards of 30 miles per hour again with a high of 70. we get to 75 rather breezy on friday too, with a good chance of showers during the day. best chance will be north of d.c. but that does include the d.c. metro area for showers on friday. we see another front move through. we drop another nearly 20-degree temperature difference on saturday into the day on sunday. passover looking good. 57. 63 degrees coming up on easter. that also looking good. then we get back closer to the upper 60s to around 70 degrees making our way towards early next week. most of this forecast on the warmer side. >> thank you, doug. >>> developing right now, a former fbi agent appears in court. >> his evidence tampering case impacts several drug cases. >> our mark

we've seen it back in martinsburg, west virginia. it's been adding up already where it's been snowing for just a little bit. so we are going to be watching this all morning and all afternoon. so let's take a look at the wide view of satellite and radar. you can see the moisture stretching all the way back through west virginia and ohio. the cold air is heading on in. temperatures are plummeting. we've seen it drop ten degrees since midnight in d.c. hagerstown still the mid-30s but you'll start to see sleet before you start to see some snow for your area. so as far as your day planner, we are looking at temperatures dropping. we'll be in the 20s for a good chunk of the afternoon. that's when we'll see things add up. snow and sleet off to the north through hagerstown and westminster but even though you do see a little bit of that blue right through places like frederick and germantown, it's really still just sleet. our map is a little bit ahead of itself. we're still seeing some rain here in d.c. but we know just a couple more hours an

heads up winchester martinsburg, hagerstown frederick, over towards mt.y 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 only 35 degrees. we drop down to 17 yeah water main break temperatures as we make our way towards the weekend, a little warmer. >> thanks doug. we like that. >>> coming up on our broadcast, diana has some really juicy news about our guys try to get a hold of that guy. think nfc north. ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ >>> we're talking about this whole franchise tag and all that kind of stuff with our team and i'm saying tha

martinsburg, visibility at four miles. over at winchester and cumberland looking fine. let's take a look at reagan national airport 28 degrees. winds are out of the northwest at 16 miles an hour. wind chill factor of 17 so as you go out to shovel this evening, you'll want to bundle up. hat, gloves scarves the works. you'll need it as we move through the next couple of hours or so. we'll start you off with montgomery county. earlier today germantown picking up around seven inches. damascus maryland at about 6.5 inches of snow. head to fairfax county where the snow totals are pretty much the same. 6.4 in reston. and arlington county sort of a mixed bag in terms of snow totals ranging from four inches in cherrydale barcroft saw 3.2 inches of snow. we'll continue to add to this for the next half-hour to 45 minutes. we do not expect significant additional accumulations. winter storm warning does continue. however, i believe it's going to probably cancel out a little bit before the expiration time of 10:00. 9:00 it differs as yo

. >> martinsburg like the rest of west virginia has been hit hard by the wave of prescription painkiller addiction. but as black market pills have become too expensive, a cheaper more mo tent option arrived. >> i would use every day right here. >> high grade heroin. >> people in this community tell us that heroin is everywhere and they measure the destruction and the number of overdoses which happen nearly ever day. in fact, just today a man was found dead in the bathroom of this restaurant, with a feed until his arm. >> in a church outside martinsburg, we soak to a couple gripped by daily addiction. they say they want to stop, but every day they shoot up several times just to feel well. >> whenever you wake up you need that to be able to function you need it to be able to move. >> john, has seen his girlfriend nearly die many times. >> i held her nose and took a deep breath, and blew into her mouth, and she took a gasp and sat up and started shaking. >> i don't know how to be done with it once and for all, i am going to end up dying or in prison. >> a fate nurse helen brady wants to hel

light, freezing rain earlier this morning, but now temperatures are all well above freezing. 38 martinsburg, 43 down south in fredericksburg. a little warming trend. as we go through the afternoon with the rain drops, plenty of clouds linger. it will warm up later this afternoon ahead of a big warm-up coming our way for tomorrow. don't expect the warm weather to last long. i'll talk about your chilly weekend in a few minutes. back to the news. >> thanks chuck. >>> some of our favorite nationals appearing on the cover of "sports illustrated." take a look. stars there. the picture was tweeted out, one of four different covers marking the beginning of the baseball season. that of course starts in a couple weeks. we checked out what you're saying about this. one question a lot of you are asking why are bryce's forearms so huge? i don't know. maybe he works at it. we don't have a good answer noor one. opening day just around the corner of course. we are back in 60 seconds with a closer look at this video that's getting a lot of attention today. you won't want to >>> ooimpl aaron gill kri69. the

we'll take it. 60 in fredericksburg. 48 martinsburg. 56 in manassas. what do we really want? we want the 70s. 72 on thursday. a chance of rain, but it won't be a washout of a day. best chance of an umbrella will be early and then again late with the temperatures getting that 72 in the afternoon. then 54 on friday and, t it is vance, 44 on the cool side once again for the weekend, windchills in the 30s all day and pretty big weekend for that cherry blossom festival. the kitest festival on saturday. you can fly those kites with that 30-mile-an-hour wind. >> in your coat. >> in your coat. >>> the city known for banning big gulps is setting new rules for kids at daycare. putting limits on juice in the big apple. >>> i'm tom sherwood in far northeast washington, an area that desperately needs housing travelers in the d.c. area enjoy the highest percentage of those take advantage of the screening program. it allows them to go through security with their shoes and belts on and you can leave you laptop in your case. the ep rollment center at dulles airport has the third number of app

. >> martinsburg like the rest of west virginia has been hit hard by the wave of prescription painkiller addition, but as black market pills have become too expensive, a cheaper and more potent option arrived. high grade heroin. >> people in this community tell us that heroin is everywhere, and they measure its destruction, and the number of overdoses which ham every day. just the other day a man was found dead in the restaurant with a needle in his arm. we spoke to people gripped by daily heroin addiction. they want to stop, but every day they shoot up several times just to feel well. >> whenever you wake up, you need that to be able to function. you need to be able to move. >> john has seen his girlfriend nearly die many times. >> i checked her pulse and she wasn't breathing, and i held her nose and blue into her mouth. and she went -- and sat up and startled shaking. i want to be done with it once and for all. i'm going to end up dying or end up in prison. >> a fate, nurse helena brady wants to help the youngest addicts avoid. she was worked all over the country and never seen anywher

metro area frederick, hagerstown martinsburg, leesburg gaithersburg all seeing the snow. could come down fairly heavily at times. around 10:00 a.m. starting to see that changeover right around d.c. to the south, waldorf, southern maryland quantico fredericksburg culpeper this is mostly a rain event for you. not worried about your area much at all. mostly to the north and west we have to worry about. even around 1:00 snow to the north. here's what you'll get, mostly rain to the south. under an inch including d.c. annapolis, bowie, crofton, prince william county fredericksburg 1 to 3 inches around warrenton, luray, gaithersburg. again, 1 to 3 in loek rised spots but mostly 1, maybe 2 inches there. the impact area will be the high toast the north and west. this is where we're going 3 to 5 inches especially in some of the higher elevations. heads up along i 81. any of the back roads, the hilly back roads, that's where we'll see some big problems. montgomery county loudoun county some moderate impact there, so yes, we may see some school delays, maybe some school cho sures fro

by 1:00 we see showers beginning to move into frederick and hagerstown and martinsburg just to the northwest of leesburg, but it's mild, 60 in leesburg, 61 downtown, 60 in andrews, bowie with clouds but no showers yet. in the evening hours about 24 hours from now we'll see showers break out across most of the metro area, still haven't set up a yellow alert yet. we'll monitor this. this is a little overdone in terms of how heavy it will be. temperatures mild around 60 and by 8:00 we clear out, a few leftover showers into southern maryland, temperatures upper 40s to mid-50s as skies clear tomorrow night. tonight clear to partly cloudy, breezy and chilly, 36 to 44, winds southwesterly 10 to 15. by morning becoming mostly cloudy, cool, late shower possible way north and west. temperatures 36 to 60 and by afternoon mostly cloudy, windy, mild with showers, high temperatures between 60 and 65, winds southwest initially 15 to 25, then northwesterly 15 to 25 as the clipperlike system pushes the cold front through us. day planner, sunshine 42 at 7:00, sunny at 9:00, clouds roll in, 61 by 1:00, could s

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 many locations. thinking about getting throughout on the bike 35 at 9:00 a.m. 41 degrees by 1:00 and 42 by 5:00. a very cold afternoon tomorrow for sure. then we get to sunday morning. 27 on sunday morning in the d.c. metro area. the record's 18. woe we won't get there. but 20 at dulles i think we will get there and that could set a new record towards dulles. 47 for a high temperature on sunday with some sunshine. 59 on monday. 30% chance of a shower or two. but not a lot. 63 on tuesday pap little better as we head towards the end of the week. temperatures finally getting backe. >>> all right, doug. a special day for d.c.'s child & family services agency here in washington. i had the honor of serving as

we will probably set other records tomorrow morning. 18 gaithersburg, 21 frederick 19 martinsburg, the temperature slowly falling. the windchill factors are beginning to also fall as the wind picks up out of the north and west. single-digits is what feels like in gaithersburg, 10 degrees andrews, lexington park 11 degrees. the national weather service has posted a windchill advisory until 10:00 tomorrow morning including all of montgomery county loudoun county, frederick county, all the area shaded in blue. even though it does not include the district or southern maryland, it will be cold early in the morning heading out the door. if you have school or work or have to walk the dog, not pleasant. very cold air, sigel digits in detroit. the same in chicago. that cold air moves our way for just one day. the satellite radar, the skies clearing out, beautiful sunrise tomorrow morning. the nighttime lows, single digits, lower teens, the wind increasing. the forecast lows tomorrow, 12 degrees at dulles. keep in mind, we hit 12 degrees, that will break the record low at dulles which is current

should have done that last hour. 61 in martinsburg, 65 fredericksburg 59 in annapolis everybody on thede today. our average high up to 61 degrees so we're a little above that average high temperature. that's some good news. driving impact forecast for tomorrow between 6:00 and 8:00, no problem. 42 deese. tomorrow evening we'll see cloud cover but also shower activity from time to time too, between that 4:00 and 6:00 with temperatures around that 60-degree mark. no rain right now. we're not talking any chance for rain this eve song if you're heading out maybe take the dog out for a walk evening jog, no problem there. it will be on the cool side by 11:00 but just cool. we're not talking cold. tonight should be an average night. that means 42 for an average. we've been well below that recently. cloud cover to start the day, clouds and sunshine more sun to the south, more clouds to the north. i think a pretty good start to our tuesday. here comes the rain. in and around 3:00 4:00 5:00 inside the d.c. metro area best chance will be right during the evening rush around 5:00 to 7:00 hour and

by morning we get down into the 30s, but notice everybody still above freezing, only 36 in martinsburg and hagerstown, 40 downtown, so a chilly start no doubt and by midmorning we're still around 40, 39 in manassas and also la plata, 42, though, in d.c. then by 1:00 we're right in the 50s which is about where we should be. you walk to lunch tomorrow, probably a light jacket, 53 downtown, 51 in leesburg and gaithersburg and by tomorrow evening mid-50s now which is where we should be climatologically, 56 d.c., manassas, 55 in culpeper, 53 in hagerstown and 54 in tread rick. tomorrow night at 10:00 temps -- frederick. tomorrow night at 10:00 temps fall a bit. low 40s downtown but 39 in gaithersburg, 34 in frederick and 36 in leesburg by continue continue-- by 10 p.m. tomorrow night. for tonight breezy, chilly, 34 to 44, winds northwesterly 10 to 15. by morning mostly sunny, chilly to start, 34 to 52 and by afternoon a pretty nice day, mostly sunny, cooler, but seasonable. that's right on the money, high temperatures around 55, winds northeast at 10. oakland will be 50 tomorrow, 54 in cumb

from hagerstown to martinsburg, starting to see some thunderstorm development here.tning 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 to about 5 p 3 degrees. we're going to see rain early tomorrow morning too, so the morning watch out for areas of rain. we'll see a caution out there on those area road, a lot of wet roads so give yourself extra time. no problems midday and during the afternoon. just cool

it's 25 in martinsburg. head further towards east and annapolis at 22. andrews at 22. get the point, it's cold out there. our skies are mainly clear. few skies off to the west of us. not going to amount to a whole lot. temperatures are beginning to warm up. well, well to the west. look at kansas city, it's 59 degrees. that's where we have the winds more out of the south. high pressure just off to the west of us. once that moves a little bit further to the east, that's going to allow our temperatures to warm up nicely. we'll feel the difference starting tomorrow. but tonight it's cold out there. 15 degrees for a low temperature inside the beltway. winds out of the south-southwest at two to five miles an hour. further north and west you go to the city, loudoun county and northern montgomery county and frederick, not be surprised for nine 10 degrees for an overnight low temperature. here's the futurecast. there's the area of high pressure. a weak disturbance that's late late saturday night. notice what happens. it pretty much fizzled out. not a whole lot of action with it

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martinsburg, winchester over towards frederick, maybe mt. air yay and damascus urbana all close to 8 inches. 5 to 8 in and around the d.c. metro area maybe less, but mos of us in this region 5 to 8. down to the south farther, 3 to 5 inches. colonial beach, montrose st. george island leonardtown, mechanicsville. this will be a fairly big storm for most of us during the day on thursday. schools on thursday i don't think you'll have it. 29 for a high on thursday 27 friday. much better for weekend as we spring forward. got some good news too. sunset on sunday after 7:00. >> about time. >> okay. thanks. we think. >>> back now to that breaking news at the national security agency. u.s. park police tell news4 one of the nsa buildings was apparently hit by gunfire. park police officers were there to investigate reports of shots fired along the bw parkway near the intersection with route 32. an nsa spokesperson is on the way to talk to news4's darcy spencer. we hope to have more information from the nsa about all this shortly. >>> you may have seen t

winchester martinsburg at 13 miles an hour.it will be a little bit breezy overnight and especially early tomorrow morning. as this cooler air mass starts to settle in. but i wanted to show you high temperatures today. because at reagan national we got to 61 degrees. balmy 72 in atlanta. it felt so good. but i did want to bring your attention to this slightly cooler air mass to the west. even though temperatures are going to drop tomorrow it's not going to be all that bad. it was 50 degrees today. in detroit. 55 in pittsburgh. and we will be in the upper 40's to low 50's for highs tomorrow afternoon. and the weak weather front that's moving through is only going to bring us a few clouds as you can see. more clouds farther toward the south associated with that southern system. and i think some of those clouds may be with us tomorrow but at least a nice and dry day. high pressure settling in. the bulk or -- the coolest air that we'll see from this system is going to arrive monday. when highs are only going to be in the mid 40's. s

dry in d.c., but as we move through the afternoon showers along the mason-dixon line hagerstown, martinsburg frederick. into dinnertime, the rush-hour commute, it will not be a washout, but because of the timing, expect delays. as quickly as it arrives, it moves out in the skies clear. it looks a lot better wednesday, although cooler. 62 the high tomorrow, grabbed the umbrella for the late day hours, the showers arrive, the wind out of the south and west. little 50's wednesday. look at that, 70, lower 70 thursday and friday, easter sunday partly sunny, daytime highs upper 50's. it will be dry for the easter bonnets. tim: have you seen my easter bonnet? steve: i have. tim: george mason sets its future for the course on the hard wwood. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic ound ♪ a great entrance never g

earlier today, 62 degrees, well above average. 78 was the record setback in 2006. 34 frederick, 41 martinsburg and winchester, 45 fredericksburg. tonight, the temperatures will fall into the middle 30's. the milder temperatures inside the beltway, colder off to the north and west. may have some patchy fog, but nothing that will cause problems in the morning. springtime cannot be far away, the war 40's -- lower 40's in minneapolis. further south temperatures in the 50's. the satellite radar, all this moisture moves our way as we head into the overnight. it arrives during the midday hours. i don't see any problems in the morning, but tomorrow evening, the rain will likely become heavier and we could see upwards of an inch of rain by the time the system moves out. the futurecast, 1:00 in the afternoon, grab your umbrella heading out the door. you will need it by lunchtime. 6:00, dinnertime this computer model shows the heaviest rain northern montgomery county frederick county. these are the areas that had the snow thursday, upwards of seven to 10 inches, so they still have a snowpack. the rain on

notice the temperature, 52 right now, 50 in leesburg 55 in culpeper and 51 in martinsburg. that's why this may start as rain as it comes in because temperatures are on the mild side. future weather timing it out, 11:00, still nothing, temperatures will be falling. but look at the rain as it makes its way in here by around 3:00 a.m. all rain for the most part. anytime we have rain a little wet surface that's harder for the snow to stick, the snow back to the west but here we are at 7:00 a.m. this is the critical time. both for the snow and for rush hour. again, i think we are going to see the snow in and around the d.c. metro area around 7:00 but notice back to the west it's been snowing here for a few hours. that's the area of concern. more rain to the south. notice you folks, waldorf, quantico fredericksburg almost nothing but rain there. it does change over the rain in the d.c. metro area between 10:00 and around 11:00 and by 1:00 just about everybody is dealing with rain. what are we going to see from this? we think under an inch i-95 corridor down to the south and east

we're at 33 for martinsburg. 32 for leesburg. 28, chilly out there for gaithersburg and frederick. it's tomorrow morning that things get a little messy. we have winter weather advisories. areas in purple, that's where we could see some problems on the roads with accumulations of 3 inches, make more for higher elevations, especially blue the blue ridge. we will see snow accumulate but a lot of it on grassy surfaces. enjoy your thursday. temperatures get up into the lower 50s. >>> we are problem free on 95 right now in virginia as you go through lorton, newington, springfield on toward the beltway. southbound side of 95 free and clear of any issues as women. if you're traveling south on 270 from frederick toward the beltway, no problems there. volume starting to build up mainly in german fown and rockville -- germantown and rockville which is typical for the morning rush. for those of you in the district, a quiet street for the most part. a live look at h street and 3rd street shows just a few cars on the road. back to you. >>> maryland's system for standardized testing could come un

it's 46 at reagan national as well as in manassas. 44 in martinsburg. a little bit milder farther southwest. 54 in luray but a cool 39 degrees in annapolis and our average is 58 degrees and i was mentioned we're kind of all over the temperature roller coaster ride. we've got cooler air to the north. a warm front off to our south. kind of separating this air mass but notice the 70's in nashville and little rock. that air mass will move in for thursday but it will be briefly lit. our satellite and radar, where that boundary is there are a few showers moving through illinois indiana, back through ohio and i think overnight as the clouds increase that moisture will start spreading eastward as well. it's not a lot, though. very, very minimal. still some cloudy skies. maybe sprinkles. light showers early tomorrow morning. again, as this warm front is lifting to the north of us. we're also going to be seeing temperatures overnight in the mid 30's. so most of us will be above freezing. however, as you get a little closer to i-81 in some of the valleys and the h

martinsburg got into the warm air. they're up to 42.n winchester, 32. still fog lingering in washington on our weather camera. 34 national. a light west wind at 3. that will start to kick out of the northwest the next couple of hours. talked about the threat of wintery weather thursday thanks to this guy coming into southern california. they need the rain. they need a lot more rain and mountain snows but that's going to head east and this first thing will get out of here but boy, it's going to get messy here by even tomorrow afternoon when we'll have enough cold air around that on tuesday afternoon, we're going to start out with some rain and sleet first before going to all rain. the yellow alert this morning. we'll drop it probably later this morning because it will be sunny and warmer, 42. tonight in the 20s. tomorrow 38 with the afternoon mix to rain. warming up to 55 on wednesday, but a wet day. then the cold air returns with the moisture so snow on thursday. not sure how much yet but we'll watch that and milder by the weekend. larr

we're in a waiting game for skies to clear up a bit. 36 in hagerstown and martinsburg. 39 degrees in fredricksburg and 38 at reagan national airport. leftover drizzle in spots. generally a cloudy night. stay above freezing. through the day and up to 52 by midday midday. close to 60 degrees by 4:00 or 5:00 in the afternoon. steve rudin joins me in a little bit. talk about the weekend, snow that we had and what's coming for the next seven days. leon? leon: now we turn to a story that maryland bureau chief brad bell broke first on twitter. a grand jury has indicted the prince george's county police officer jencheski santiago with assault. santiago is accused of putting a gun to a man's head in bowie last year. the incident reportedly was caught on video but the prosecutor not releasing that imagery because the case is ongoing. in addition to assault charges, officer santiago is also looking at charges of using a gun in the commission of a violent crime and misconduct in office. a man is dead after a police chase ended with a crash in prince george's county and the man it turns out had n

i want to zoom in on this storm between hagerstown and martinsburg. this may have some hail in it just to the southwest of hagerstown moving north and east. another storm up there just southwest of waynesboro not far from greencastle will run right in between you. that could also have some hail. we'll storm track this. this is headed for hagerstown about 6:02 and eventually up towards smithburg at 6:14. i would take these storms seriously. they could produce brief heavy downpours and flash flooding. where is the line going? by 7:00 essentially gaithersburg back to leesburg and just to the north of culpeper and by 9:00 right through the metro area extending either side of i-95. temps fall a little, back in the 60s by 9:00, which is still warm. by 11:00 most of the thunderstorms are to our south, but we aren't done with the rain and showers. we'll come back. we had to extend our yellow alert tomorrow. we'll explain why. >>> in dublin, virginia, authorities explained the body of 5-year-old noah thomas has been found. let's listen in. >> forensic support

by 1:00 we're dry close to town, but now showers showing up in frederick, hagerstown and martinsburg and winchester. temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s is the good news and low 60s downtown. by 5:30 when the front goes through, most of the energy and moisture stays north of baltimore, but showers are possible in the metro and good news, temperatures still upper 50s to mid-60s, 64 in manassas by 5:00, 67 in culpeper. farther south the showers are fewer and farther between. that fire watch continues through the afternoon tomorrow. by 9:30 we clear out. we're still 46 in gaithersburg at 9:30 and 48 in frederick, low to mid-50s downtown. let's talk about the wind gust tracker. noon tomorrow we could see hour in culpeper and orange. that's one reason they had the fire weather watch to the south. by 3 p.m. maybe a 34 mile-per-hour gust in leesburg. by 5:00 still gusting over 30 in manassas, 38 mile-per-hour gust in culpeper and by 8:00 northwest winds, cold front through, winds gusting over 20 miles an hour. day planner, 48, sunshine at 9:00, 57 at 11:00 with clouds, 61 by 1:00 with a

get through the rest of this week as we move closer to that. 38 at dulles. 37 in frederick. 36 at martinsburg. luray, virginia looking at 31 degrees at this hour. the coldest of the air well to the north and west of us. that milder air trying to creep its way up towards the north. it will arrive here for the day on wednesday. but for just one day, that's it followed by a strong cold front. for tonight, no problems. temperatures will be in the middle 20's. even colder off to the west of us in the upper teens. skies will turn partly cloudy winds out of the northeast at two to five miles per hour. satellite and radar, high pressure moves out of here but our next big weather maker mid part of the country, this moves our way during the day tomorrow and ahead of it the national weather service has already posted a winter weather advisory. all the areas shaded in purple including the district and montgomery county, under the advisory. it starts at 9:00 and expires tomorrow evening. staggered in terms of the time for expiration anywhere between 7:00 and 10:00, but i have a feeling they're going to ca