some of the heavier rain around martinsburg and 1 chester, cull pecher.gain, this is really light rain. it's going to move through fairly quickly. will you need the umbrella? maybe a little bit. just a quick windshield wipe here and there as you make your way up i-95 from woodbridge through the 95 area. to the west and manassas, nokesville seeing some shower activity. as i mentioned, very light showers. that will be the case as we move on through the rest of the night. we have more showers back towards west virginia more of a system down to the south and all of this is trying to move through our area. what it's going to bring tomorrow is something a little bit different. future weather showing overnight tonight what happens by 11:00, a few light showers. that's all we'll really see. make sure you take the umbrella with you, the small umbrella. future weather tomorrow, 3:00 a.m., the best chance to see any significant rain. really it's not that significant because it moves through and by 8:00 a.m. time for rush hour, i think we're on the dry side. a few sh

through the shenandoah valley from martinsburg down through luray. winchester starting to see visibility drop as well. areas of concern would be right around laurel and college park along 95. watch out for some low advice willty -- low visibility and fog there. we're headed to the upper 60s with a good mix of sun and clouds. larry, over to you. >> thank you. >>> i want to let metro riders know the trains and buses are running on schedule so we certainly have good news there. one of the big issues we're following right now is a fire taking place in southeast d.c. where we just learned a moment ago that to people have been transported to the hospital taking place on the 400 block of 16th street southeast affecting 16th street as well as e street. metro buss in that area are being rerouted as a result of that fire. you want to check in with metro before you head out the door. we're keeping a close eye on another situation taking place on i-66 eastbound heading toward the beltway in gainesville where we have a lane closed as a result of an earlier accide

fairfax and freeze warnings north toward frederick west of route 15, loudoun county, back into martinsburg and berkeley county in west virginia. cover them up and water them if you can't bring them in. uncover them tomorrow after 8:00. you can do almost as much damage leaving them covered throughout the day. 9:00 we're in the 40s and west, around 50 south and east. by 11:00 we're 44 in gaithersburg, 43 in frederick and 44 in manassas. by 1:30 we're only 40 in gaithersburg, clouds west and south of us. by the time the high clouds get here the damage will be done in terms of the frost and freeze. we'll come back and talk about our yellow alert and which weekend day you might be able to do some outdoor stuff. >>> metro police are searching for the man who spit on and punched someone on an escalator. check out this video. the man in the khakis starts arguing with the plan on the left. the guy then spits on the man that lashes out. the suspect punches him three times. he falls down and went to the hospital with injuries. he told police the guy pushed him while they were walking off the train at

we have a freeze warning from frederick along i-81 into laurel, either side of i-81, winchester, martinsburg and hagerstown. temperatures there could get down to the upper 20s and low 30s. wind is our only hope tonight. if the wind stays up, temps will stay up a bit. by 9:00 tomorrow in the 40 -- by 9:00 we're headed for the 40s and then the 30s. >>> a rockville family grieving to death about an al-qaeda hostage tonight. >> the president apologized today as he announced warren weinstein had been mistakenly killed in a drone strike on the border of afghanistan and pakistan. the strike also killed an italian hostage. bruce leshan talked today with neighbors shaken by the news. >> reporter: flowers, notes, an american flag and three yellow ribbons, one for each year warren weinstein was held by al-qaeda. >> depressed, terribly depressed. >> reporter: yellow ribbons were around every tree on brad drive. everyone was pulling for warren weinstein to come home to his wife, his two daughters and grandchildren. >> he wanted to help those people. it cost him his life. >> reporter: terrorists snatched

forecast highs for today only up to 58 in manassas. 54 martinsburg. 52 westminster. 55 baltimore and 60 for your high temperature in downtown washington. overnight tonight i mentioned no es freeze warnings or the freeze watch i should say could be upgraded to a warning. we're going to dip all the way down into the mid-30s along the blue ridge and points north and west of that. even upper montgomery county you might see temperatures getting close to that freezing mark. on friday we're only going to rebound to 61 degrees so these temperatures remaining solidly below average. lots of sunshine especially early on friday but it will remain cool and breezy. then on saturday an increase in cloud cover ahead of the next arriving storm system. showers arriving around dinner time for most of us but then they'll last into the early morning hours on sunday and then the first alert seven-day forecast, more showers sunday and finally just a little bit nicer as we head back to wo >>> welcome back to the news at noon. we want to recap our top story. we have learned earlier today that we have breaks

another heavy band stretching from frederick down through martinsburg n. is going to push off to the northeast headed off to westminster and it will continue to do so areas just to the south of that might get hit with the heavier downpours. the district the light rain continues. it's not going to let up in the fear future. however, by the time we start to head open later on tonight between 7:00 and 8:00, areas off to the north and west, that's where you get a little bit of a break in the action. everyone will be drier tomorrow but it takes a while to get out of southern maryland and through the northern neck. notice how the temperatures are going to drop a little bit into the mid-50s so it's not a big jump down but it is going to be cooler tonight. i'll have all the details in your seven-day coming up in just a bit. >> all right, allyson, thank you. >>> all aboard metro. this morning the brand new 7000 series metro trains made their debut on the blue line. the trains are shiny and more spacioius but more important they're also safer for more on the improve

but look around martinsburg. it's been raining here for the good part of an hour, some locations picking up well over an inch of rain from this. we're going to continue to see the heavy rain through berkeley county, down to the south, frederick koublt county virginia, clark county virginia, the heavy rain, along route 50. farther south along front royal toward marshall where it's been raining for one to two hours. let's go to rap han ick county where some of the heaviest rain has been over the last hour or two. it's not moving a lot. expect to see more rain. where it is still moving slowly to the west, right around fairfax, woodbridge, prince william county. there's the one shower through southeastern prince george's county, northern charles county. that is trying to make its way across the potomac. let's zoom in. this is the shower we've seen come through fairfax county and vienna. a lot of lightning and hail reports from this. right now around the clifton area, toward chantilly and just west of the city of fair

here we go with 47 degrees at martinsburg. 46 for winchester. leesburg 50 degrees. the metro areas we're talking 50s out there. your futurecast, we're looking at clouds continue to increase. sunshine today. still comfortable into the mid- 60s. here are the showers by 10:00 tonight. so at best we're looking at a sprinkle by the time you head home from the nats game where you should be mainly dry. a couple of showers will push on through tomorrow as early as the morning rush but more so by mid-morning. as we head through the lunch hour, should be dry and another round of showers for the afternoon. by tomorrow we get to 71 degrees. the showers are not going to be too big of a problem. it will just be here or there. keep the umbrella on standby. by saturday a great day. probably the better of the weekend days, 77 degrees. great for the nats game. sunday the game will be dry for the nats, 70 degrees. the rain showers don't arrive till after the sun sets. more so into monday morning. here's another look at the sunrise because i accidentally pushed the clicker. >>> a quick

martinsburg, 70 in fredericks and 68 at andrews. mid-40s in -- 45 in manassas. we won't have that frost advisory tonight like we had early this morning. another great day on monday. lots of sunshine. a high of 76 degrees. we'll see a few clouds in the afternoon and early evening. then tuesday the rain moves in during the overnight hours and we could see a storm in the morning until noon and then things taper off and we return to the sunshine on tuesday with a high of 70 degrees. it will be cooler on wednesday behind that system. but it will be sunny with that high of 66 degrees. showers return as we head into late next workweek and next weekend. >>> new this morning, residents in a tornado illinois community got a chance to go home to see what's left of their homes. after a twister killed two and caused massive devastation jeremy ross reports. >>reporter: an estimated 200 people -- saturday were let back into the area to see what remains of their home. some salvaging whatever they could. >> it's unbelievable. >> flags still fly in this neighborhood. some adapt t

right now, it is 50 in fredricksburg, and 43 degrees in martinsburg, the temperatures are starting out cool, we don't gain much temperature wise. on satellite and radar you can see the rain approaching a couple hundred miles away the rain will evap evaporate, the leading edge starting to approach the belt way over taking as we head into the dinnertime that's to the south and west, picking up on the heavier rainfall. over night it continues to rain on and off tapering off to showers, the rain starts to slide to the south as we head into sunday morning by sunday afternoon a return of sunshine and temperatures a little bit better on sunday. monday the backside of this system produces another round of just light showers but we're still in its pattern, stick with the cooler temperatures for the next three days but today is the coolest day with a high of 58 degrees, yellow alert day because of the rain arriving by dinnertime. most of the daylight hours are okay during the day today. we start off with rain sunday morning but cancel the alert by noon. it will be actually pretty pleasant in the

overnight, upper 30s in gaithersburg, 37, and 40 in orange, and 39 in martinsburg and hagerstown. over the next 3 days, green weather alerts and a á4high of 69 degrees and tons of sunshine. partly sunny on monday, more cloud cover late in the day and the rain arrives in the nighttime, and we could see early thunderstorms on tuesday with temperatures, pleasant, upper 60s to low70s. >>> lucky to be alive, that's what two washington state residents are saying after a car crashed off an overpass and in front of their car. the dramatic crash was caught on video. in a dashcam video, we slow down and highlight the debris coming off the overpass onto the highway below. >> i slowed down and moved to the right and saw the remaining part of the car hit the ground and bop up and down and then spread across the freeway. >> reporter: sean sullivan was driving the car that captured the video on southbound i-5 and was nearly hit by the truck as it tumbled to the ground. >> it was the biggest chunk of cement that came down. >> reporter: claire was riding in the passenger seat. >> john swerved, and

maybe a sprinkle right up here, hagerstown, frederick, mart martinsburg martinsburg. i'll keep my eye on this area around 8:00, 9:00. then that little system fades. we've got clouds that will be running into the area tomorrow so again the predawn hours tomorrow if you warrant to catch the meet or showers do it after midnight, before 4:00 a.m. in term fz rain, we could see a light shower around 8:00 9:00 a.m. after that we get a little break again, then a chance to heat up just a little bit our temperatures back up to around 70 degrees. but focus on this line because that is the next system coming into our area. there it is 2:00 frederick culpeper, another line that will be making its way pockets of heavy rain right at 3:00, i-95 and 5:00 it's east, driving down through southern maryland, areas of the northern neck. what we'll see are low chances of rain at 7:00 a.m. hardly anything at 10:00 a.m., 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, chances go up to around 80% to 90%. and to put it in perspective we won't have the fierce storms that we had yesterday. our wind threat will be the highest.

it's 41 in martinsburg and frederick. 44 hagerstown. 50 in leesburg. 55 in downtown washington. 49 degreesight now in waldorf but we're going to head into the afternoon with 70s in our forecast. in fact yesterday's high temperature was 72. we're going to get even a little bit better than that today, 57 degrees. take will be -- 75 degrees. take will be your high temperature at 4:00. rain is on the way. we'll talk about it in the first alert seven-day. larry, take it away. >>> for drivers making the trek from fredricksburg to the beltway, a relatively smooth commute. we have volume building up as you get past dale city into woodbridge and even from newington into springfield which is typical for the 6:00 hour. again, no issues on the southbound side of 95 in the virginia corridor. for those of you traveling along 66 heading inbound going if pa fan sas and centreville is where -- manassas and centreville is where you see the bulk of the volume. more volume once you get inside the beltway. we'll have much more coming up after the seven-day forecast. andrea and nick, over to you. >> thanks, lar

over to fredricksburg and martinsburg, you might see a break in the action.t comes right back at you. by mid afternoon a couple of light showers but the heavy stuff will be east of 95. late other tonight 10:00, many areas are dry and cloudy and much cooler intthe lower 50s. but areas through delmarva and southern maryland continue with the rain. not tomorrow. everything kicks out of here and we'll see some sunshine to start and clouds to end. much warmer tomorrow, too. 64 and falling today. 69 for tomorrow. a good ing wednesday. thursday temperatures at 65. mainly dry for the the showers later on in the evening. and a couple of showers sprinkled around the weekend. good morning, larry. >> good morning. we have an accident that is causing some issues on georgetown pike at river bend where we understand a tractor- trailer and a car collided with each other. we're still waiting on sky 9 to make its way there. should get there shortly. should it get there during this report, we'll bring you that picture. let's get a look at some cameras right now and show you how

the skies begin to clear, upper 40's martinsburg and winchester 43 degrees cumberland.at the pool of cold air. permission get in the upper 20's, the same in pittsburgh. -- upper michigan in the upper 20's. it will be a cool start to the day, grabbed the jacket. 35 to 45 degrees overnight, the wind out of the west at five to 10. the futurecast through the moisture going to amount to a lot. a mixture of sun and clouds. cannot let a chance of snow flurries late tomorrow night into friday across extreme western maryland, but once again it will not add up. 59 a high tomorrow, but the wind out of the west at 10 to 20 with gusts of 30, meaning we are looking at windchill factors and cooler temperatures. it will feel like the upper 40's, lower 50's. don't let the sunshine for you. the hike up at her friday near 50. yup coming weekend is not a washout, -- the upcoming weekend is not a washout, but the showers continue into early sunday morning. then we clear out and warm up early next week. tomorrow, don't be fooled, you will need a jacket and maybe even gloves if you are walkin

eyes, coughing, sneezing, you will have a little relief tomorrow. 56 dulles, 55 gaithersburg. 52 martinsburg. the temperature slowly fall another 3, 4 degrees. the cloud cover continues to increase, already pushing in from the south and west. a few showers well to the west not amounting to a whole lot, at least not tonight. through the later hours tomorrow and tomorrow evening, we may have heavier rain, especially near the blue ridge. tonight, 50 to 58 degrees clouds increase, stray showers the wind out of the south. futurecast, this is why you want the umbrella tomorrow morning on and off showers through the day. noontime, showers just develop across the immediate metro. drive time home, 5:00, heavier rain off to the west. moving through tomorrow night come into the day friday, most of the shower activity will end, cloud cover will clear, meaning nicer weather for the upcoming weekend along with warmer temperatures. tomorrow, 8:00 in the morning 47, 51 at 11:00, daytime high of 70 degrees with showers and rain during the afternoon. the extended outlook, it looks nice. temperatures will be n

upper 40s in areas like ghaitheringburg, martinsburg and winchester. 50 degrees in washington and easton 1:00 everybody is at or above 60 degrees for the most part. d.c. at 62 degrees. beautiful afternoon with plenty of sunshine. and a breeze that you're noticing but not maybe blowing the trash can around. 65 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow in washington. annapolis cool we are the water temperature. 59 there. skycast 4 is forecasting what the sky will look like throughout the day tomorrow and 6:00 a.m. you can see the sun coming up between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. plenty of sunshine just a few thin clouds throughout the day. the sun definitely winning out for the easter sunday. getting into the afternoon and evening hours, we remain mainly clear. really nice tomorrow evening with temperatures still in the mid-60s at that point. nationals forecast on monday for the home opener spectacular baseball weather. first pitch at 4:05. mild near 70. still nice by the last out with temperatures in the mid-60s. on monday there's the chance of showers, maybe an isolated thunderstorm. otherwise plen

west, the sunshine will be diminishing through the midday and afternoon hours as well. 53 still in martinsburg. 55 in gaithersburg. 60 now in fredricksburg and also in the nation's capital, as far as the cloud cover goes the wet is being kind of carried along it a little bit by these northwesterly winds but the speeds are not really high. 10 to 15 miles per hour. that's enough to keep a bit of a chill in the air with temperatures holding in the 50's near 60. by 4:00 or 5:00, 64 degrees and shortly thereafter we'll see this disturbance come through and the disturbance shows up here in the satellite and radar kind of pinwheeling through ohio and pennsylvania. look for a few showers and we'll have more on that. take a look at the next seven days for you. jummy? jummy: thank you. happening right now, opening statements are under way in the colorado movie theater shooting trial. james holmes is accused of opening fire during a premiere showing of "the dark knight rises." 12 people were killed and more than 70 others hurt. holmes' lawyers say he was psychotic and couldn't tell right from wrong. pros

hagerstown right down 81, down through martinsburg over toward charleston, winchester just off to the east through clark county, right on down to the south, falkier county, warren county and rap ahan ick county, then more around the district. here's the northern line, very heavy rain here. let's go ahead and just move on down toward the south and look at clark county. seeing some very heavy rain just to the east of winchester a little bit of thunder and lightning there. watch out, there could being small hail, though it will be small thshgs is not severe kai tier area weather. >> we're looking at heavy rain toward bluemont as well. we'll go farther to the south. you'll see the lightning that just popped up one around the marshall area, one to the west through northwestern falkier county. this is moving very slowly along 66 and it will hit front royal in about the next half hour. then down toward washington, down toward the rap ahannah county area. then let's go to the d.c. metro area. you can see fairfax county, right along 66 again. look at these storms just lining up here again very

we're going to get up to 80 degrees in winchester and martinsburg and 80 cumberland as well with tons of sunshine all the way up to 82 degrees in culpeper. just the very light breeze out of the north and west and not even too much of an ocean or chesapeake bay influence today. all the way up to 72 in annapolis and 79 in gaithersburg. 75 in cambridge and we'll talk about a big cooldown ahead coming up in the first alert seven day forecast. >>> all right thanks a lot erica. quick good morning to suzette evans from upper marlboro. we appreciate you on facebook this morning. you're going to have a great day weather-wise as she just said. a great day to head down to the national mall for that massive concert. with an effort of ending world poverty. surae chinn joins us live with more. good morning surae. >> reporter: yes. yeah. >> good morning surae. >> reporter: hello everybody. we are just doing some audio issues right there. live tv right? anyway, i wanted to make sure i was at the front of the line because all of these folks, what time -- tell me again? what time did you guys get here?

one near martinsburg and the one farther south. we'll watch that move through the area. best guesstimate around 5:30 6:00, there will be scattered showers. this is just the beginning of a very protracted period. i want you to look out to the west and the left-hand side of your screen all the weather that you see severe thunderstorm warnings and a tornado warning in southern indiana right now so all this energy will be mixing up with a cold front coming up from the north rather and a warm front from the south later in the week. we'll be stuck in a pattern of clouds the difference tomorrow will be the temperatures. we're in the lower 70's now. tomorrow and thursday only in the 50's for highs. the periods of rain and drizzle and maybe late friday when the warm front comes up we could get close to 80 degrees by friday and then maybe some rocking and rolling. some heavier thunderstorms late friday. busy weather week. for this evening, just scattered showers with isolated thunderstorm. look ahead to better weekend forecast in a few minutes. leon? leon: thanks, doug. something

the grass is low, but that will increase through the coming days. 53 martinsburg 54 frederick, 57 andrews, lexington park 55. low temperature in the upper 40's, low 50's. the skies mainly clear, stays cool, the wind out of the northwest at five. the satellite radar, it is quiet and dry around the mid-atlantic for stop further south and west that you go, this is the moisture that will eventually make its way to our area. it will take another 24 hours and then you will notice the difference. clouds increase this time tomorrow night. the low-pressure rides up the coast. the best news of all with this it will bring rain late tomorrow night into the day thursday. all of this is out of here by midday friday. then the skies begin to clear. high pressure builds in, and a really nice weekend ahead. temperatures well above average this time of year. the forecast tomorrow, bring the sunglasses, 70 degrees, partly cloudy skies. the wind out of the west that 3 to 8. 66 with rain thursday. it will not be a washout. it will be cool and very, same friday morning, about 10 degrees below average this time

degrees at andrews right now and 61 degrees in fredricksburg. 59 at the moment at gaithersburg and at martinsburg 63 again at reagan national airport. through the afternoon, we're going to see areas of sunshine. those areas get the most sunshine for the longest period of time might get 70 degrees. we're going to get bold and 69 for a high. we'll see clouds and sun. partly cloudy probably the bs way to describe the afternoon. as far as other numbers go temperatures have cooled off a bit. high pressure building over eastern canada and new england keeping temperatures below average. no bitterly cold air. caribou, maine and northern maine 40 degrees. that's pretty chilly. you notice the 70's and 80's we've had for the past couple of days down south to the carolinas. they've been pushed southward because of some clouds and some rain. our area, high pressure will continue to build in this afternoon. that will help dry up some of the moisture in the air and break up the cloud cover. there will be a persistent area of rain in the radar, that will head off to the east. in time over the next couple of days

light rain falling at the airport with winds out of the north at 6 miles an hour. 51 degrees in martinsburg degrees in chester. so we're cool but we're not cold when you consider where we were today. we're definitely on the chillier side of things, but we still have some rain. notice the shower activity right around the d.c. metro area down toward the south. we continue to see these showers, and really what's happening here we've got that frontal boundary to the north and west that's drifting to the south. the heaviest rain in damascus over clarksburg and havana into leesburg and into the south to the north of the gainsburg area. in and around the district we'll zoom in one more time and show you where this rain is. right out 50 so if you take it across the beltway, seeing light shower activity there, just enough to get those windshield wipers going but i'm not too concerned too much about heavier rain tonight. this is really about it. this is the last boundary and again, it is making its way slowly down toward the south and east. what can we expect tomorrow? waking up tomorrow morning gett

right now at reagan national and by tomorrow morning, check these numbers. 35 in frederick. 36 in martinsburg and hagerstown. 35 in annapolis. 43 at reagan national. this is the forecast but it will give you an idea it will be that way for a long time. 29 at the degrees in michigan's upper peninsula. we'll have a continued flow of northwesterly winds for several more days. that will keep the warm air to the south and keep us unseasonably chilly here as well. futurecast shows most of the cloudiness moves out. we'll be clear and cool tonight and get through tomorrow morning, bright sunshine. a few clouds tomorrow might be kind of windy. possible sprinkle over parts of the area by tomorrow afternoon. a possibility because of the wind driven air across the great lakes. but that's about that. clear back out as we go through the day on friday. the next seven days do show an opportunity for showers. that will be from saturday night overnight through sunday morning. otherwise, partly sunny weekend. still cool. upper 60's on tuesday. next chance of showers by next wednesday. maureen and tim? maureen:

but then as we get into the noon hour, we have showers back into haguerstown and martinsburg and they're going to roll through the afternoon. we're going to track these rolling through in the afternoon. we're going to tell you if any storms are going to be embedded and how cool it's going to get behind this front. >>>dc police want your help to find a man suspected of kidnapping, sexually abusing and robbing a woman. this happened just before 7:00 this morning. the victim told police the man forced her into the alley, robbed her and sexually harassed her. give dc police a call if you can help out. >>> and police investigating whether a sexual assault suspect had remo victims. giddings is being held on bond. but police say he sexually assaulted a woman with cognitive mental illness. the two met on a website. >>> today a judge warned rosen to follow his -- he went outside his allowed area for 15 minutes. the judge say s if that happens again he's going to get hauled off to jail. he is charged with secretly recording women in dc and soliciting a minor for sex in fairfax county. >>> the man

the same winchester. 43 martinsburg. skies beginning to clear to the west where temperatures are expected to fall into the lower 30's as they move through the overnight hours. the winds generally out of the north northwest at 15-16 miles per hour upside the beltway but lightening up a little bit to the north and that is where temperatures are going to fall. area shaded in dark purple. the freeze warning. 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 in the morning includes northern montgomery ander with loudon and frederick maryland. nothing inside the beltway and nothing for southern maryland. the areas in lighter blue a frost advisory for the overnight hours mainly south and west of us. 30 to 40 degrees for an overnight low. skies mainly clear. the coldest temperatures west of d.c. if you planted flowers or vegetables early you may want to cover them up before you head to bed. for the next 48 hours, dry for the day tomorrow. under the in flaw wednesday of high pressure. go -- influence of high pressure going to bring us snipe. sunshine. the upcom

futurecast now at 6:00, showers in frederick, platterburg and layingtown and -- martinsburg and hagerstown and the yellow is heavier activity and fairfax towards manassas and culpeper. temperatures don't recover tomorrow, upper 50s across the board. by 10:00 we have heavier activity toward winchester. see the yellow? temps again in the 50s. 57, that's it in leesburg and gaithersburg. so 20 degrees colder than today. it's a complete sea change tomorrow as winds go northeasterly. you know what that did to us last week, kept us cool and wet. 10:00 still showers and rain and by noon moderate rain across the entire metro area, heavier rain east of town into prince george's county and across the bay. we'll come back, tell you when this clears out and what shape the cherry blossoms will be in after this event. >>> police in philadelphia were back at the house of a mom accused of dumping her severely disabled son in the woods while she took off to see her boyfriend in silver spring. >> nyia parler will face charges of reckless endangerment, neglect and aggravated assault. bruce leshan is back in t

by afternoon we'll see a couple showers develop martinsburg up toward hagerstown, particularly in the potomac highlands and the mountains. they'll roll southeastward, but not a lot will lap. we'll keep a sprinkle in tomorrow. you need a jacket tomorrow. by 6:00 low 50s north and west, upper 50s downtown. we'll fall quickly tomorrow night. got a 4:00 game for the nats, at least a sweatshirt. by this time in the next 24 hours we'll be in the low 50s in the suburbs and mid-50s downtown but at least clear skies. day planner 45 at 7:00, maybe 50 by 9:00, mid-50s by 11:00 and 56, perhaps a sprinkle by 1:00. friday still cool, 61, 63 saturday, clouds late but a dry day, maybe some showers saturday night. sunday isolated showers, not a washout, 64, see you in middleburg for the point to point, mid-60s monday, low 60s tuesday and mid-60s wednesday, a few clouds late. >>> the caps with a big win in overtime last night to even their playoff series at two games apiece. >> the team had an optional practice this afternoon with very light participation. most of the team's regular players chose to si

temperatures fall into the upper 40s in frederick, hagerstown and martinsburg, not like a blast of cold air rushing in, mid-50s downtown. by 9:00 partly cloudy, a little sun, temps mid- to upper 50s. by lunchtime we're seeing some clouds roll in, i think mainly high and midlevel clouds. we're looking at temps near 70 tomorrow and at 5:00 69 downtown, 66 in gaithersburg, 67 in manassas. by 7:30 we're still in the low to mid-60s. tonight looks like. this rain and showers will end between 7:00 and 9:00, partial clearing late and cool, 44 to 52, wind still northeast at 10. day planner, 55 to start, 58 by 11:00. then low 60s at 11:00. you can walk to lunch, 66 with sunshine at 1:00. next three days, cloud return on thursday, 65, friday some showers, highs near 70. both days will not be washouts. next seven days saturday nats on 9. the nats in town thursday through sun, 75, showers but not a washout, nice on sunday, showers returning monday around 70 and the sun returns tuesday, a little bit cooler, in the mid- 60s. >>> i don't know if this has anything to do with the weather, but the outdoor

the heaviest activity in terms of convection and storms will be north of us up toward martinsburg, hagerstown into pennsylvania, temps around 50. take an umbrella to walk the dog tonight. by 5:30, 6:00 kind of a break, 40s and 50s. by 9:00 we get a break, temperatures in the mid-50s. by 1:00 temperatures skyrocket into the upper 60s and low 70s. by 3:00 we're in the upper 70s. here comes the cold front. that will develop a line of showers and storms. you saw the red and yellow flash there. big time storms between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. by 5:00 temperatures still in the 70s. heaviest storms should be east of 95, prince george's county, charles county, calvert county, and 7:00 extreme southern sections of st. mary's county could still have a big storm as could the northern neck area, but we'll clear out quickly behind the system. by noon 30 temperatures in the -- 9:30 temperatures in the 60s. cloudy, milder, showers, late thunderstorm possible, 46 to 56. day planner, showers to start, low 50s, then clouds, 56 at 9:00, 72 by 1:00. once we get through tomorrow we're in great shape for the weekend, bre

it getting toward the shenandoah valley with heavier downpours right along 81 to just north of martinsburg toward hagerstown there. this is going to move in toward northern frederick county in maryland and then down in the winchester, cross junction, frederick county, virginia area seeing the heavier showers as well. everything moving east at 40. expected toward frederick here at about 12:20, columbia an hour later and in d.c. between 1:30 and 2:00 i believe is when the rain will be starting. a big temperature change. there it is. 70s here. 40s in cumberland. much of 5pennsylvania, -- much of pennsylvania, even in the 30s. gusts north and west up to 50 miles an hour. back with your seven-day in a few minutes. andrea? >> thanks, howard. >>> the way they lived, not the way a mother and daughter died was celebrated at a memorial service today. yvonne selke and her adult daughter emily were on the germanwings plane that was brought down by the copilot in march. all 150 people on board were killed. family and friends of the selkes gathered for the mass. >>> a federal judge will consider whether

martinsburg at 32. 29 petersburg. most of the area above freezing. bay upper 30s to near 40 degrees. crab cakes! now, as we look at the sky today, just mentioning the bay did it and as we get into the afternoon with the increasing clouds we'll have a blustery wind and temperatures reaching around 70 degrees. #sandal day. you'll be comfortable sandals today. but not this morning. a chill in the air. you'll shed the jacket this afternoon. and daffodils are happy. they're out now that photo by sue cromer taken in arlington. here is the timing on maybe a few showers tomorrow morning. all this area in green, maybe a few light showers. so we'll probably have wet pavement for the morning commute. may break up a bit around noontime but then other showers pop up maybe with thunder there on the pennsylvania border. passing through by late afternoon, then by the evening hours, maybe just cloudy sky. could get a few more showers coming through later will in the evening maybe with thunder. that will be friday night and this to very early on saturday morning. tomo

anywhere near that till today. 79 in warrenton. 82 in culpepper and 80 in the shenandoah valley. 60 in martinsburg. still 70 in culpepper and our western shore communities today never really got quite as warm as the rest of us did. in washington right now, 65 south wind. still averaging 13 miles per hour. but gusting to over 25 to near 30 miles per hour. so a noticeable south breeze will hold temperatures up tonight. generally into the 60s until early in the morning when i think it will drop finally back down to below the 60-degree mark. weather will have a bigger impact on your day tomorrow for sure. multiple rain chances, have the umbrella at the ready. so nice and mild. dry through 11:00 p.m. tonight. then showers coming in. for tomorrow hour by hour showers likely with temperatures in the upper 50s first thing. mild with a chance for some showers by 4:00. in the 70s by then. but more and more likely chances of showers with some thunderstorms coming in after dark tomorrow. so again the tuesday slowdowns, mainly the morning commute, then late evening thunderstorms coming our way. here you can se

right now mostly dry. 64 in leesburg and manassas. 69 in martinsburg. 68 in winchester. starting to see some showers develop in culpeper and orange counties. you can see them on satellite and radar starting to bubble up here. most of the rain is still in the mountains. that will start to press toward us as we head through the afternoon and early evening, but on 9 futurecast, you can see the bulk of the activity remains to the west of the beltway. those yellows, though, indicating pockets of heavier rainfall right over winchester, right over hagerstown so we could see some of that activity in some of the major population centers to the west of d.c. cooler weather, though, arrives on friday and it should be raining for just about everybody during the morning commute on friday. things start to clear out in the afternoon but it remains cool. temperatures tomorrow will be about 10 degrees cooler than what we have today. as we head into saturday, though, things dry out again. we get milder. just a light pop-up shower. not a big deal on saturday. here's your three-day forecast.

down to 35 in martinsburg and hagerstown. 41 downtown washington and 40 in fredricksburg so we will have a sunny but breezy amp with a high of 60 -- afternoon with a high of 60. a chance of showers especially as we head toward dinner time. we'll see the chance of showers moving into the beltway. again a cool day with the high of only 61. sunday the coolest day. 58 degrees. morning showers giving way to a little peek of sunshine in the afternoon. but we can't rule out a shower, even as we head into sunday night. and monday morning. monday morning there might be a lingering shower there. in the first alert seven-day forecast, temperatures slowly getting agent bit better as we head into the workweek. so monday still very chilly with a high of 59. 64 degrees on tuesday and then wednesday finally seasonable with a high of 69 degrees but more rain >>> welcome back. if you look outside, you can see the washington monument and tidal basin there. beautiful skies but it is still very, very chilly. temperatures in the 50s when we see temperatures exceed # 0 in the last week or so. big difference as

martinsburg about 77 degrees. just a few fair weather clouds. that's about it. so the winds will stay breezy at times. after the sun sets, the winds stay out of the south and the clouds continue to increase. mostly cloudy by midnight and a couple of showers are going to push on through as early as before the sun comes up for areas off to the north and west. here's our front that we're tracking for tomorrow. behind this front we don't dip down too much so that's something to look forward to we still have some good spring weather for the rest of the week. temperatures are going to stay into the 70s and we'll see a few clouds into the area after midnight tonight. fast forwarding to your morning rush tomorrow. 6:30 just a few showers off to the west of 95. but this stuff is still pretty light. it turns pretty heavy during the middle of the day. middle morning even. by 10:00 looking at this heavy showers back off through 66 and manassas and culpeper. we will see a few rumbles of thunder. very wet at times. you're going to have blinding rainfall, some pockets of that

have showers again. 24 hours from now more showers and back to the west thunderstorms develop into martinsburg. we'll advance this into friday afternoon. we think there will be line of showers and storms developing from north to south friday afternoon. some of those could be severe. ahead of that front we could hit upper 70s, maybe 80. overnight cloudy, chilly, showers and drizzle, low temps in the 40s. by morning kind of like today showers and drizzle again, 40s and 50s, winds easterly at 10. by afternoon mostly cloudy, cool, showers and drizzle, grab the umbrella, temperatures 55 to 60, winds easterly at 10. day planner, looking at showers at 5:00, 40s, 49 at 9:00, 50 at 11:00, nothing falling from the sky, just maybe some drizzle and low 50s by 1:00. yellow alert tomorrow, drizzle and showers, yellow alert friday for the possibility of big storms, upper 70s. in the wake of the front breezy and cooler saturday, highs in the mid-60s. that's seasonable. hope to see you for the cherry blossom parade saturday morning, upper 60s sunday and blow 70s monday and fuse. >>> the good news tonight -- mo

by 1:00 or so you see clouds start to stream in, a couple showers popping up toward martinsburg and maybeerick, mainly the showers confined to the potomac highlands and the mountains, but a couple sprinkles could roll through in the afternoon. again take your sunglasses, not your umbrella tomorrow. 46 on the day planner at 7:00, 50 by 9:00, mid-50s by 11:00 and maybe a sprinkle by 1:00. still cool on friday, 61. 63 on saturday, some clouds coming in late, maybe a shower saturday night. sunday a couple showers possible, 64. we're looking at monday 64, a couple showers tuesday. we took out that big rainstorm and a few late clouds on wednesday with highs again in the mid-60s. >>> something big happened last night. >> we need to keep that thing going, whatever it was. maybe something was in the water. >> keep drinking the same water, though. keep doing what they're doing, d.c. sports fan still on cloud nine after last night's >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you by xfinity. >> 18 minutes, that's how long it took for some d.c. sports fans to proclaim last night one o

and 61 in martinsburg and 71 11 culpeper. most of you are staying in the 50s and notice the overnight low temperatures 43 on friday morning and 42 on saturday morning. that's in d.c. most areas will be down around the 32 to 35-degree mark so a very cool couple of days including the weekend. >> all right. >> but there's always hope. >> there's always june. >> if you're a fan of local sports team you've got to be loving life tonight. diana's coming along to tell us why. stay tuned. >>> is this cool or what? >> really cool. >> totally cool or what. >> who would have thunk it? >> thank you for not stealing my thunder during weather. i know you wanted to give the report on everything. >> we can do it together. >> you could have joined in. >> i appreciate it. only get like one of these every seven year so for the first time in d.c. history the caps and wizards won a playoff game on the same night. another first, the capitals beating the islanders in the stanley cup playoffs at nassau coliseum and the series tied at two. caps fans h

area around charlestown right now and towards portions of northern loudon county and back towards martinsburg so we'll continue to see this rain this area of rain come right on through about the 1:00 2:00 hour and then we've got a little bit of a break but then notice what's back towards the cincinnati area. we're looking at some more shower activity making its way on towards our region. not done yet. tomorrow we will see some showers an let's show you on future weather. here's 8:00 a.m. notice not much going on a few showers could even impact the 95 corridor. again, i'm not anticipating too many problems as far as weather is concerned tomorrow morning. then around 1:00 we break out more sunny with get, the warmer we get -- the more warmth we get and the more sun and better chance for some thunderstorms. showers developing back to the west. watch what happens around 4:00 a line of showers and even a couple of thunderstorms develop. not talking anything strong here but you may see a heavy downpour come through. it will move through fairly quickly and then it's out of here down sords the south

of rain metro washington south and west, steady areas trying to reform winchester and north to martinsburg. you notice the subtle movement to the northeast. this is the beginning of the end of this storm center and stationary front moving out of the area clearly on the right-hand side of your screen the heaviest rain through norfolk, outer banks and off the coast of delaware. it will be a process over the next five hours or so for the rain. turn into little batches and coming to an end. temperatures right now 56 at reagan national. that's a degree higher than last year. eventually eventually temperatures will fall overnight as skies clear in the overnight hours. i think maybe another .1 .2 of rain in that area before that happens. maureen? maureen: thank you, doug. several developments today about marijuana legislation in the district. d.c. council members voted on bills involving drug tests for employment and the number of plants medical marijuana providers can grow. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in northwest with what the council decided. sam? sam: well maureen, since the council pa

temperatures in some cases down to 38, 39, but you get into martinsburg north and west, we're done with that. charles town over toward brunswick, and southern maryland, light showers here, a little bit heavier down. and for our southern st. mary's county. all of this is starting to push away. so we'll see fewer showers tonight. just a couple of showers possible tomorrow morning. especially south of town. this is what it looks like for sunday. we start with clouds, temperatures in town in the mid 40s with a few upper 30s. as we go throughout the day. we'll see sunshine developing from north to south. we should make it into the low, maybe mid 60s, but that's a lot better than today when we got to 53. we have a nice warming trend headed our way in the seven-day forecast. i'll let you know when that will kick in. debra and bruce, back to you. >> university of florida fraternity is suspended amid allegations members insulted and spat on a group of disabled military veterans. the university says that zeta beta stole things and caused property damage. a spokeswoman for veteran who's traveled t

still 69 near martinsburg, 72 in culpepper. manassas chantilly coming in at 6 degrees. around the dunkirk area current temperature sitting at 64. a little bit cooler the farther east you go. no rain right now. we'll stay dry through the morning hours. we're talking right around that early rush. here's the frontal boundary. the front making its way down to the south. back to the west you can notice here notice a little bit of spin. that's an area of low pressure that's going to ride up along that front and bring all of this moisture down to the south our way. we're looking at a very wet day on tuesday. we go from a beautiful, beautiful monday to a nasty nasty tuesday. take the umbrella with you. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, notice the rain already moving in especially north and west of the city 270, route 50 all going to be seeing rain in virginia. as we move on through 8:30 it's just about everywhere. some of that rain could be coming down fairly heavily especially back towards the west and shifting to the east around 10:30. now everybody's seeing that rain and some of t

temperatures warming nicely. 70 right now in manassas and frederick. 70 degrees in martinsburg. 68 at reagan national. for the entire viewing area average high will be 72 with lots of sun. it will become breezy later on this afternoon. specifically for nationals park we look for mostly sunny skies. same kind of winds gusting and swirling later on this afternoon probably the time of first pitch, see the winds gust up a bit. it's fair weather with sunshine temperatures lower 70's. by the time the game is over probably dropping to near the 70 degree mark so enjoy it because this is the last day of sunshine we'll have for a while. a big change in the weather pattern. i'll explain all the details for you in a few minutes. back to you. jummy: we're following a developing story this noon coming out of northwest d.c. much that's where firefighters are on the scene of a deadly row house fire on kenyon street. diane cho live in northwest this noon with a look at the damage. diane? diane: well jummy, firefighters still have this area blocked off right now and the fire started here at this row ho

a band that stretches from near hagerstown through frederick and right just north of winchester martinsburg over to leesburg getting a few sprinkles as is montgomery and howard the district and prince george's county. and that's moving right now across anne arundel, calvert, charles, st. mary's and tracking east will be crossing the bay over the next hour. have another band of light rain coming into west virginia. that too, is on a track to get closer to the metro area, but

and we're up -- tappahannock, and we're up to 67 right now in martinsburg and gaithersburg 61. a colludedy looking friday here in d.c. with some light rain at national. 62. but the winds are south at 116789 and our showers and -- 1. and our showers and storms extends from the system coming out of missouri. now pulling in toward illinois and into kentucky. lot of upper level energy with this. so these areas you're talking thunderstorms but we're just kind of soggy around here. and kind of too cool and cloudy and soggy to get more than a few rumbles of thunder. futurecast is going to bring this through here as we go into tonight. on and off showers and thunderstorms but the key is overnight. see the stuff coming across us? still with scattered showers at midnight. tomorrow morning, we're going to get in the -- it's the cooler drier northwest flow. some rain in our mix of rain and snow showers in the highest elevations in the morning. here we are at 5:30 saturday but by lunchtime, just breezy to windy and cool but the sun will return. so instead of being 70s for highs, we'll strug

martinsburg at 65 also. a little cooler towards the chesapeake. not too bad in the afternoon, but friday morning not a good morning. saturday and sunday watch this. 70 on saturday. isolated shower. then beautiful on sunday with a high of 76. and then and then i'm taking some time off because monday tuesday, wednesday are spectacular. temperatures are in the 80s. >> taking the day off is what a lot of us wish we had done today. >> right. >> thank you, doug. >>> we have sports coming up. nationals do it again. for the second night in a row, something they have never done before. do you know what it is? >>> this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> jason could have got in but the rest of us couldn't have up in camden yards today. that was weird. >> it was weird. i've covered plenty of empty ball parks. the marlins, i covered them for several seasons. >> there you go. >> this was right at home for me to a certain extent. today the orioles were back on the baseball diamond at camden yards for the

warnings frederick west of route 15 in loudoun county and points west out toward winchester and martinsburg. again the clouds could save us, but i think some areas will have a frost and freeze tonight. headlines look like this. finish your outdoor chores or activities by 5:00 tomorrow. earlier if you're in culpeper, maybe later in you're in frederick. yellow alert saturday through sunday morning, probably see rain and showers end sunday morning. rather chilly, highs in the 50s north and west tomorrow, heaviest rain appears to be saturday night with lows in the 40s. got an e-mail from someone who works here. they're camping along the appalachian trail tomorrow night. that's going to be ugly. 8:00 tomorrow, clouds, low to mid-40s. by 3:00, 4:00, rain into fairfax, manassas, raining in fredericksburg. if you're north and east of town, you have a little more time. annapolis and bowie you probably have till about 5:00 or 6:00. 8:00 still rain across much of the metro area, upper 40s, low 50s. sunday this may be optimistic, but i agree with the overall trend. it's pulling the clouds south and tem

and loudoun with temperatures either side of 60, heaviest activity denoted in yellow out toward martinsburg and winchester. there will be pockets of moderate to heavy rain here, maybe a rumble of thunder south of town, stable air mass. 9:00 upper 50s, 58 in gaithersburg and leesburg. we get into the 1:00 hour. look at all the yellow, pretty moderate rain from ma ma -- manassas down 95 to fredericksburg. the entire area will have a very messy lunchtime. by 6:00 some of the showers move east. some of the heavy activity begins to move into prince george's county county and also into southern maryland with just lighter showers back west. the showers will end tomorrow. we'll see clearing wednesday, may take a while. 62 at 7:00 and then 61 at 9:00, down to 60 at 11:00 and down to 59 with rain and showers at 1:00. once we get through tuesday maybe some morning clouds, but then 69, pretty good day wednesday, a little cool thursday, but also with sunshine, temperatures in the mid-60s. nats back in town thursday. in fact, they're here thursday, friday, saturday, a little unsettled,friday, better chan