look at that. 12 in hagerstown, 15 at martinsburg, 19 at dulles and 17 at baltimore.dication of the early morning hours is where we're headed. so here is 12:00 noon. feel feels like only 18 and 22. tomorrow is going to be preretty brisk day. by the time we hit the 3 o'clock hour it's going to feel in the 20's. air temperatures tomorrow for daytime highs is going to be only in the 40's. a couple of systems that we're watching. one over the weekend that's going to move to the south of anything from this in terms of snowfall, maybe areas of northern virginia, that's about it. it's actually going to end up transferring energy to another system that we're going to be watching and this is the one as we move into monday and tuesday that could possibly bring us accumulating snow. the potential is there. looking at a coastal storm developing. the track, the timing, all factors here with this and the temperatures because depending on where all those -- how all those things come together will determine exactly what we're going to get, where the rain-snow line is so all of these

this includes washington county down towards martinsburg. winchester off to points in the west.have rain approaching and like i mentioned, temperatures below freeze ng some of these areas so we could see some icy conditions. the pink is showing us where we could be seeing freezing rain already. that's all approaching and will be nearing the district as just rain as we get closer to about 10:00, 11:00 this morning. temperatures in the 30s this morning. a closeoo if you're heading out tonight, a warmer day tomorrow and that's all coming up in just a bit. >>> georgetown university is looking for a new head basketball coach. john thompson, iii was let go yesterday. he is the son of legendary basketball coach john thompson, jr. he led georgetown for the last 13 seasons. the team hasn't made it past the first weekend of the ncaa tournament since a final four appearance back in 2007. >>> howard university is teaming up with google. >> they want to get more people of color involved in dputer scien -- computer science. the campus will serve as a three-month residency for juniors and seni

up to 70. 34 in frederick. 32 in martinsburg. those were actual temperatures. factor in what winds we have, feels like the teens in hagerstown. downtown feels like the upper 20s. that's what's heading our way. here's our forecast of the windchill. so 6:00 tonight, windchills right around the teens and mid20s. we'll take you into 10:00. now we have wind chills, single digits. by 10:00, winchester, 9 degrees above zero. by morning, most of our suburbs will have windchills in the single digits. teens and 20s will be the lows tonight. factor in 30 mile-per-hour winds. you get windchills in the single digits. by 10:00 a.m. it's only 12 downtown. 7 in hagerstown. we'll take you all the way into low temperatures for 19 in gaithersburg. 27 downtown. 19 in frederick. therein lies the problem with the melting, refreezing, melting and refreezing. storm is gone, winds are here and windchills are going to be around too. i do want to say, tomorrow is going to be like january. pretend it's a january day. >> just pretend. >> you will thank me. >> march is right around the corn

on our way down, gaithersburg is 30, 29 in hagerstown, 34 for dulles, winchester and martinsburg already down 230-degrees as well.230- and we're headed to the 20s tonight. we still have to deal with theh strong winds.in it's gusting to 44 miles an hour at reagan national, 41 up toward gaithersburg, 39 as we look toward manassas and 41 in martinsburg. it is hard to take. if you've got to be out there, be prepared for this, wind chills already in the teens in t manye areas to about 267 in d.c. and they will head for the single digerornimo itself later tonight. if you haven't already done so, you need t'to a do this, get yor car cleared off because that is going to be as hard as a rock rc tomorrow morning. mor we'll keep the intermittent snoi showers going. a big concern, gusty winds and flurries any warm weather in site? st wel check for that on our seven day forecast in a few minutes. tony and shawn back to you.ac > thank you,k sue. well, though, there were manye a closings and delays, folks weree still out on the roads. the main roads for the most pars were passible, but some of the side

temperatures to the west a little cooler, 37 in winchester, 42 in martinsburg, 46 in huntingtown. not much in the way of rain. you notice the rain is trying to move over the mountains but just can't do it as it dries out on the eastern slopes of the blue ridge. back to the west we're continuing to see shower activity. that will be the case through the night tonight. you can see the rain back towards winchester. we'll zoom in on that area, frederick county, virginia, up towards martinsburg area, in towards west virginia. more showers moving in. and we'll see some showers overnight into early tomorrow morning. and i'm watching this. look at this, tsevere thunderstorm warnings from wisconsin to oklahoma and numerous tornado wargs upwards of 14, 15 tornadoes already today. quite the weather outbreak. yes, that is moving our way. but what's moving in first is some milder air. look at the temperature. right now, st. louis 70 degrees. and it's at 11:00 at night, 10:00 their time, but 70 degrees. that's the kind of warm air moving our way. we're going to get warm tomorrow. temperatures wi

martinsburg 8.3 and there were a few spots in frederick county that got 10 inches. cumberland got 10 inches as well. frost burg about 8 inches. all things considered it pretty much did as we expected. as got farther to the north it delivered the jackpot snows to central and upstate new york with 20 to 30 inches of snow up there and that is a wind driven snow. we're going to stay windy and cold as a result of our proximity to the noreaster and the high pressure that's going to be building in. that means we're only in the low 30s. believe me, some ofñtb you don't even get to the 30-degree mark. i don't think we'll see as many 30s as we saw today. get ready forth cold. tomorrow morning a little bit of sunshine, 25 degrees. watch your step because of the possibility of black ice. by noon we're still windy, 30 degrees, maybe around. 4:00, temperature 336789 these are the air temperatures. the wind chills is a totally different story. let me start you out with a predicted wind chill for 7 in the morning. anywhere from zero to hagerstown to 3 in gaithersburg. take this out

we have 28 at culpeper, 33 at fredericksburg, 27 at martinsburg this hour and 25-degrees at frederick and at hagerstown. winds finally calming down. we had some gusty windsds yesterday, last night and the early part of today. but now winds are fairly light. but those light winds and the clear skies are causing what we call radiational cooling and that's just making it colderr outside four. the wind chill factors right nos 4 at d.c. is what it feels like if you step outside, 21 at westminster, 21 at frederick, 21 at winchester. if you are going out this time h of night, i don't know, you k might be going out to join somen friends or whatever, make sure you dress warm. you'll need to dress warm for tomorrow, especially in the early morning hours.ning maybe you're heading out to morning services, plenty of sunshine. but it will be cold. the wind chills will be prettyty significant for the earlier part of the day tomorrow by midday sunshine. by the 4:00 hour we'll hit about 40-degrees. take a look at some of the wind chills, 7:00 in the morning this is what it's going to feel like if you

the winds over the last hour, 30-mile an hour gusts at national, and 38 at martinsburg, and let me show you the wind gust tracker, and this is the forecast. 6:00a.m., winds gusting to 41, and 43-mile an hour wind gusts in frederick, martinsburg, and winchester, and 9:00, winds 30 to 36 miles an hour. we will come back and talk about when they will finally die down and what to dress for. we will talk about friday's flakes. >>> see you then, topper. a lot of rumors on the internet about this moment. some say two congress members did not stand for the navy widow's standing ovation. >> whites together. >> it's a piece of arlington's history you may not know about. how the community is turning a marker of struggle into a symbol of determination. >>> car with a wing man. meet the unlikely duo >>> there's a wicked allegation on social media about something that happened during the president's speech last night, and we will verify if it's true or not. look at this tweet from the editor in chief from the daily wire. the tweet reads awful, top democrats refuse to stand, clap for navy s.e.a.l. wid

of cumberland but light to moderate just north of winchester cross junction flipped in towards martinsburg and just west of hagerstown now. i-68 is wet. out the door romney and pawpaw. this also goes up 522 to berkeley springs into green castle in pennsylvania. through the afternoon this activity is going to work its way toward us. again the satellite radar showing the activity there. and there's our futurecast. with the temperatures which might even get to 70 the way they're going now showing the best chance for those showers north and west of the afternoon. we'll get some of that here this afternoon. tonight and then tonight, this evening that is. tonight here comes a cold front. this comes through overnight. by tomorrow morning we should be seeing the sun return and looks like we'll be back in the 60s tomorrow. but andrea, we got snow potentially in the forecast sunday. more on that coming up and if you can't join us then you ca join us anytime right on your smart phone on the free wusa9 app. andrea? >> certainly hasn't been a dull spring or winter. >>> a string of unusual attacks last

we've got 36 at baltimore this s hour. 30 at frederick.ederick. 36 in martinsburg and ad 34 degrees atdal that's at least a good thing thg for daytime but at night itght t means some radiational cooling c because we've some clear skies but it's really been 'vpre etty much on the nippy side fortippys sure and tonight no exceptiongho with the cold air in place, a canadian cold ridge of high pressure keeping all this coldlt air right over the midatlanticd so you're really feeling it. it we had some wind chills last lat night. i can't rule out maybe some wind chills tonight as well.ght. so, overnight tonight n 30 degrees in d.c., 27 at quantico, 26 for dulles, thes, same for manassas.anass 24 martinsburg and 27 at at fredericksburg. the difference is we're frnowwe' getting into a different flow. we're going to get a southerlysy flow. that's going to help uslp us tonight as well as for for tomorrow as those temperatureste start to rise and i know n you've had that spring tease,t you're waiting to get back toact it but we'll see increasingncrig clouds. we'll start out with just a jusa few cl

up to the north, martinsburg, hague haguerse hagerstown. sprinkles in county. this is where we're seeing a little shower on route 50, oak tan and fairfax, to tyson's corner and annan dale. that one's moving your way. and more shower activity around front royal. these are pretty good showers, some downpours coming here. if we move up to the north here, up toward martinsburg, more showers into parts of west virginia and washington county. heads up, we will continue to see showers through the evening, all part of a system spinning through. you can see the spin in the atmosphere. we're now on the back side. so you can notice them going from north to south across our region, continuing to bring showers for the next few hours. then it starts to bring in cooler air. today we hit the 70s for the most part. tomorrow, we'll get cooler, but not quite as cool as what you see now. tomorrow, beautiful day, clouds to sun, on the breezy side. the cooler air, tomro we're talking 58 with rain. 62 on saturday, 63 on sunday. lot of events going on. the cherry blossom race coming u

air temperatures 28 dulles and 27 martinsburg. earlier this afternoon most areas north and west of us did not even make it to 30 degrees today. 2 was one of the coldest days for march 15. wind gusts came down. peak at 45 mimes app hoyer and they're at 20, hour and when you combine that wind and air temperature you already got wind chills outside rights now in the lower teens. it feels like 15 baltimore and 23 annapolis and 21 in washington. here's what to expect overnight tonight. we have nor easter parked over the new england coastline still impacking us despite the fact days ago. long gone. high pressure moving in and we have fierce winds in between. like i said diminish overnight and temperatures bottom out in the teens to 20s. tomorrow morning even flights breeze will push those wind chills into the low teens or possibly single digit for sox you. here's what low temperature look lining overnight, 24 washington and 24 frederick and 24 martinsburg. for those who have to head to the bus stop or work heat on high and bundle up con

and chilly 28 frederick and only 26 hagerstown and 28 martinsburg and winchester 27 that's the same forannasas. and national temperatures, well here's th m you. just to give you a pretty good idea of where all the cold air is right here filtering down the mid atlantic and this does not retreat until we get to beginning of week and then we'll see a little break in the temperatures. we've got a flow northwest creating significant wind chills and will do so as well as the overnight hours and for tomorrow. us is stained winds anywhere from 7 up to 17 miles an hour here in martinsburg and those wind gusts fairly strong. take a look. 24 mile an hour wind gust now in d.c. and they were 3 earlier. so little bit of a break relatively speaking. 24 quantico and 29 mar tipsburg. expect to see winds gusty for your saturday and as well into saturday night. we'll get a break by sunday. so colder air coming in behind this frontal system here's clipper and it moves its way out and that's what we had little bit of snow from and tonight we're talking temperatures into the 20s and it's a p winds continue a

by the time we get to morning, 9, 8 in gaithersburg. 8 in manassas. 8 in martinsburg. only 11 in leesburg. by 8:00 we're only 15 downtown. 14 downtown. still only 11 in leesburg. and 9 in manassas. for tonight, becoming partly cloudy. breezy, cold. 18 to 28. focus on the windchills, 5 to 15. bundle up, you'll go see the wizards tonight. 20s the start on your day planner. finally 37 by 1:00. the winds tomorrow in the 10 to 25 range. friday for st. patrick's day, couple showers possible late. morning shower on saturday. breezy. back in the mid60s. mid50s, that's average. sunday back to the low 50s. near 60 on monday. spring arrives whether it feels like it or not. couple showers late. a little bit cooler next wednesday. >> thanks. >>> coming up, the most expensive day of the year to fly. and a new television that doubles as a picture frame. i'll tell you about them both. >>> an emotional graduation day for a group of drug offenders [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells f

temperature wise we are in the 30s but freezing in martinsburg. a closer look at your forecast ac back as well. let's look at the roads on this friday. >> so brand new problem here. we just had a fire truck drive by, sounds like just past this camera we have a crash on the left side of the roadway. that's going to start causing some pains here top of the beltway. inner loop out to rockville pike, still have that work zone but the rest of the beltway is looking quite good. 95 north at prince william parkway. the express lanes, right side of those lanes taken up with this crash. now that we have a response we do have a little bit of a closure there on the right side. main lanes are looking good here this morning. new problem in charles county. trying to get more information about this. sounds like a serious crash. edge hill road and a brand new accident there and more information coming up. >>> thank you. it's 5:32 and here are the four things you need to know today. this morning doctors and nurses are working hard to keep a teenager and a woman ali

a chilly 30 at dulles and 28 ad8 at martinsburg this hour withr h the double 3's at manassas, 35a atedericksburg.ed winds are gusty tonight andht nd tomorrow so when you hearear things rattling around outing at there don't be surprised.ured. 28 miles per hour wind gusts per right now at gaithersburg and ad up to 21 at dulles, 28 atat marturg.urg. so, with the wind gusts we endwd up having wind chills as well.a. so, when you step outside, o this is what it actually feelsfs like. not the air temperature.mpera feels like it's only 17 in in frederick. look at that. th 12 in hagerstown, 15 at martinsburg, 19 at dulles anda 17 at so, it's also an indication ofni the early morning hours ishours where we're headed. heaed. so here is 12:00 noon.n feel feels like only 18 and8a 22. tomorrow is going to be prettynp brisk day. by the time we hitre thethe 3 o'clock hour it's going tor io feel in the 20's.. air temperatures tomorrow fortor daytime highs is going to bego t only in the 40's.only in the 40 a couple of systems that we're e watching. one over the weekend that's w going to move to the so

martinsburg down to 44, frederick 43, hagerstown 43,rwn wind chills anywhere from fiveo to 10 degrees for the nextnext several days.a good news is clouds haveds hav cleared the region.thre we'll be mostly sunny here inhen washington today. the one exception, those who tho live north and west, garrettrret county maryland, marylandryland panhandle and kind ofandle and f mountains of west virginias of w clouds and even some snow some n showers later on today.r on to here in d.c. the rumors are true. we could doug snow tomorrow. tomorrow. this ribbon of snow out of thete dakotas heading for iowaa that's a weak alberta clippercl and that's going to be racingrag through pennsylvania duringpennr the daytime hours tomorrow.toor. that could bring snow showerssh and snow flurries around theflus region. a all ahead of yetregion a colderr mass that will be spilling inili as we head towards your fridayfy night and saturday.atu weekend does look like it'sook e going to be on the chilly sidel around here.around here. feeling more like late winter,w, early spring should. sh how much snow? this is rea

ke frederick at 10 inches, martinsburg at eight inches. up to three inches of snow around the d.c. metro area. national zoo coming in around 3. 3-6 from vienna to the west. a lot of sleet mixed in here. that was expected. the one area i'd like to take back, southern maryland did not get hit with the sleet and snow. it was freezing rain down here. that's why we saw a lot of problems down there that was not forecast nearly as well as it could have been. now, still dealing with some snow showers. that's all moving out of the region. behind it, very cold air, some of the coldest air we've seen since a similar storm like this. remember the super storm of 1993? that one brought record cold. this one could bring record cold as well tomorrow. > virginia are trying to clear out the snow before that hard freeze overnight. time is running out for you. bureau reporter david culver has been looking at the spots that could pose a challenge for drivers tomorrow morning. he's live from ashburn in loudoun county. >> reporter: i can tell you right now doug mentioned that cold breeze. we're feeling t

we really think that will be martinsburg down toward winchester. look at the hourly forecast. 9:00 a.m., d.c. things will start wrapping up and we will be left with flurries. flurries for the afternoon. 45, the high temperature for today. wind chills will be in the 30's. tonight, wind chill's in the teens. we will go from the umbrellas to the heavy coat later. how about the weekend? i think you will have to break out a couple more layers. julie: we will be anxious to see how many layers our friends running the rock 'n roll marathon and half marathon, even the 5k, how many layers they will be bundled up wearing. we could see street closures going into effect as early as 2:00 a.m. everything is expected to be reopened by 3:00 in the afternoon. there is a whole list of street street at wjla.com. it starts in northwest, constitution avenue, everybody at rfkup -- winds up stadium. keep that in mind if you have to be downtown tomorrow. by the way, we do have the police activity. that is still tying up 202. that is at traffic watch. i'm back in the next 1

frederick 41, 41 martinsburg, 29 for our friends in oakland. 6:00 p.m., here comes more snow showers. those are the northwest to southeast and they look pretty intense for 10 or 15 minutes. again, not a huge deal. by 11:30 tomorrow night, if you are headed out, no worries except the cold. dress for the teens if you are headed out with the wind chills. here is the winds. by noon wind gusts to 22 miles per hour downtown and we get into the evening hours and it could gust almost 240 in gaithersburg, 41 frederick. it's going to be a cold wind. that's not a southwest wind, that the northwest wind. increasing clouds tonight, mild, a shower possible late. look temps primarily in the 40s. 40s to start tomorrow. notice, they go down. 43 at 9:00, then we creep back up to 44. a couple snow showers possible by 1:00 as well. saturday very cold and dry, sunday very cold and dry, upper 30s. we lose an hour on saturday night, so move your clocks forward. replace the smoke detectors batteries. call on monday, clouds come back. snow on tuesday, still cold. cold

look at the winds, gusting upwards of 30 miles an hour right now. 36 back towards martinsburg.inds will stay up tonight. windchills drop into the 20s by 8:00 tonight. by tomorrow morning we could see those windchills in the single digits. storm team 4 radar tracking snow showers continuing. you see them in through prince george's county. these just came through the district here about ten minutes ago. right now in prince george's county around bowie, over towards annapolis. what will is coming next. 36 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow, windy and cold tomorrow. windchills in the 20s all day. those winds gusting 20-30 miles per hour tomorrow. then we move into early next week. i want to show you monday. we're tracking two systems is. one down here off the coast of jacksonville. another one making its way our way. we've got the cold air in place, and you need that for a snowstorm. this area of low pressure, the stronger one actually moving all of its energy right off the coast. we see that energy shift all the time here. that's what helps to create a nor'easter. could be a

through winchester and martins bu martinsburg you see that rain developing. this is mostly on the light side, but it's steady back here towards the west, back towards the shenandoah valley. we have a lot more in the way of shower activity coming through, but there's no real heavy rain. you see the thunderstorm activity way back here look at our temperatures. 53 here ahead of that storm. 64 in minneapolis. we have some warmer air going to move in. it's 70 in nashville form. i think we get in the low to mid 60s in our region. i think we're going to see more showers and especially tomorrow morning. here's 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., more shower activity. expect some showers when you walk out the front door. we'll see more during the day tomorrow. it's not going to be raining all day, but take the umbrella just in case. we will see showers throughout the afternoon. no real heavy rain through this system, but we will watch it move through. the cold front moves through tomorrow night into wednesday. 65 degrees tomorrow. showers likely. nice and mild tomorrow.

a couple down toward the south, some back towards the martinsburg area.the waldorf area we do have some snow shower activity in through parts of southern prince george's county. not a lot, but again still some snow shower activity even warard the woodbridge area. the storm did bring parts of the new york area two inches downtown and

martinsburg now. 35 in warrenton. 40 in fredericksburg. 39 at the patuxent river naval air station. 36. we have been watching the snowshowers today. at the noon show we are getting report from the pennsylvania state police they were white-out the snow was heavy along the turnpike. that is all diminishing. we will see clearing skies. if you combine the winds with the rejected overnight lows. 20 to 24, 26. mighty cold in the teens for the wind chills saturday morning. the weekend will brighten up. plenty of sunshine. blue skies but still breezy. winds to 15. the winds are gusty early on sunday and diminishing during the day. 43 degrees for high today. we will go from the 40's for the early january for highs. we jump to 57 on monday. 67 on tuesday. chance of showers. as you have not heard the the extended metro area is now in a severe drought. that is because we go seven or eight days at a time without much rain or any at all. 30% on tuesday. sunshine, 63 on wednesday. mild conditions on thursday and friday. then we cool down on saturday and warm up on sunday. next weekend, plan ahead. we

baltimore at 53 and 58 martinsburg and warm 72 to the far west however for cumb cumberland.ow, well, not bad, little breezier earlier and we had wind gusts actually and now winds anywhere from 7 to 14 miles an hour and good news is these winds are pushing in all the warm air from south. that is what will really help to boost temperature. clouds rolling in all of head of a system bringing rain. we have eye froptal system move our way and see some of the showers by the time we get to sunday. the good news s. sunday will not be a washout. so don't be worried about that and tomorrow i cannot rule out maybe a little bit of a sprivrple or two to our north, northwest. and other than that, not much to speak b and so, warmer air pushing in for tomorrow under the clouds. we'll head to 70 degrees. rim of high pressure residing here off the coast. by the time we get to sunday cooler. 6 owes where we head with a chance of seeing showers pop up. as i said not a total washout we'll show you future cast here. here's 4:00 in the afternoon before we start to see anything. most of the day is d

this trend is about to end as well. 41 in wind chester. 43 in martinsburg and gaithersburg. it's 48in quantico and fredericksburg. the temperatures will hold steady but they will fall after sunset. tomorrow morning 27 degrees in downtown washington. a hard freeze is likely tonight. what is interesting is the temperatures are in the low 20s in the morning. the way the weather will evolve for the next ten days or beyond, this is coughed the coldest night we have here until probably late fall or early winter of it was april 4 in 2013 that was 31 for the last freezing temperature of the year and in 2012 it was early in the month. tonight could be the night. overnight is cold. everybody in the 20's tomorrow morning. the high pressure moves overhead and that will knock the winds down. it will open the door for a warm front that comes through friday morning. apparently sunny friday afternoon. lower 70's for saturday but a storm system may give us rain. it will be mild in the 49 is well below average tomorrow. 62 on friday. the nighttime lows in the 50's. 73 on saturday. the shower

dulles is 61 and martinsburg isu 69. up in fredericks 616789 theyer were up toic of * look, check this october, t raleigh is 80-degrees so springg is not too far away. we won't see 80 for a high. 54 for bekily, mr. 55 for columbus and louisville kentucky 65. forecast for this evening, it loose like it's going to stay mostly cloudy. by the time we get to tomorrow morning it looks like the windsk are going to starte kicking up little bit. the frontal system is coming through late tonight.late so that means the winds will be up. i think it looks like it's going to be pretty windy tomorrow. overnight low in town 40 degrees. suburbs itst in the will a little bit colder. frederick 36.fr close to freezing foration towna martinsburg close to 46. leonardtown 48. annapolis 43.anna it's going to be getting much,h, much colder tomorrow. say goodbye to the 60s. most of us will be in the 40s and the wind will be 15 to 25 miles per hour. we got some good stuff on the caitlyn will come in a little la while and outline that for you. more

doppler radar shows showers in martinsburg and northern frederick county. a few more moving in a across the plateau area and toward the interstate corner. -- court or. ridor.ey the warm front moving through as well to the west. with the cold front tomorrow, anything big is likely not going to be in the metro area. .onight, warmer temperatures maybe a passing shower or two. tomorrow, sunshine for a while, but as we get to the afternoon, the cold front comes in, scattered showers and thunder. the south will be very warm. clearing skies and cooler weather late at night. on next rain comes our way friday. from the storm protection center, this happens under a marginal risk of severe weather. we are at the bottom of the categories. the bigger threats will be in the south across texas and oklahoma. we will zoom in our areas and differentiate. extra chances off to the north. here is our extended outlook for you. tomorrow andhowers wednesday. the weekend looks ok. 60's. we will keep more seasonal temperatures through the early part of next week. jummy: all right, w

they are everywhere, 35 recently at reagan national and 38 miles per hour in fredericksburg and martinsburg but that is below the criteria for wind advisory. editors will climb into the 50's. -- temperatures will climb into the 50's. in the afternoon, dropping into the 40's tonight. later tonight, clouds increase around the area. because of a system we: alberta clipper, a low-pressure center developing in the central plains. this thing will start to go to the east tonight and in the overnight, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, there could be light snow but temperatures above freezing on the ground, upstairs a few thousand feet where the precipitation is made, below freezing so we could see some snow. the cause of the warm anything that accumulates will be on grassy areas. through tomorrow, the system as it comes through, gusty winds will develop overhead causing streamers of snow showers to come out of the great lakes. now a team election, just grassy -- no accumulation, just rest areas but it will look like winter. jummy: an investigation on capitol hill, attorney general jeff sessions facing tou

winds currently gusting 30 miles per hour d 35 martinsburg. 37 in baltimore.u add the wind in and this is sustained wind brings the wind chill down to 7. 19 at fredricksburg. that is the kind of temperatures we will be dealing with early tomorrow morning. a major refreeze happening by morning. extreme cold. hats, gloves, coats. make sure the kids are ready for it. make sure you bring pets in. lots of slick spots on the roadways and on the sidewalks. give yourself a little extra time out there even though kids have an extra two hours it will not help all that much with the cold tomorrow. radar all clear in our region. we did have quite a few snow showers coming through and still lake effect snow coming down from lake superior down through ohio and towards our region. behind the cold side. how about the wind chill tomorrow morning? what about the day? we will have sunshine so we should warm. no. the wind chill around 16 in d.c. that is going to be quite brutal making your way out and about. i am going for a high temperature of 30 degrees. this is very significan

and look at westminster feels like 17 and feels like 16 in hagerstown and 19 martinsburg and 18 winchester and this is great compared to what it will be by the time we get to tomorrow. it will be even worse. so just prepare yourselves accordingly. winds of course major factor. they've been gusting pretty much all night tonight. and they're going to continue toll and the thing is they're coming from northwest. that's a cold, chilledly wind. right now winds sustained 6 to 18 miles an hour overall. let's take a look at wind gusts for you. fwuingting now at 2 miles an hour dulles and we have 26 annapolis and 25 baltimore and they were a little stronger than that earlier, 3 mile an hour wind gusts d.c.. so some improvement this and tomorrow gusting all over again. so the colder air moving in behind this system and clipper moving its way out and so tonight once again we'll see clouds to clear skies a little later and we'll be into t for overnight lows. for tomorrow, ridge of high pressure builds in and that sets us up for all the sawn shine and chilly day i always say don't be fooled by the sun

up near martinsburg. temperatures still in the 40s. we get into the 1:00 hour. we're back in the 50s. between 1:00 and 6:00 we clear out. temperatures go back into the 60s. really a very, very nice evening tomorrow. but here's a reality check. by00 morning now. these are windchills. going to feel like it's 34 downtown. going to feel like it's in the 20s in the suburbs. get ready. couple sprinkles possible through 7:00 a.m. 48 by 9:00. clouds start to thin. upper 50s by 1:00 p.m. breezy and chilly wednesday. 53. dress for the 40s. low 50s. still chilly on thursday. friday we go back in the mid60s. low 70s on saturday. right now showers on sunday and monday. stayl sts warm with temperatures in the mid60s. >> thank you, sir. >>> on the way, the full court shot being seen across the country over and over again. we'll hear from the terrapin who made that shot coming up in sports. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪

very strong winds, 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts reported in martinsburg. forecast today will be bright and sunny and breezy. our average high is 58. we will run about 10 degrees below average for the entire day. tomorrow morning will be cold. these are air temperatures. in the western zones, lower to mid 20's. about an hour so northwest of washington. farther west, lower 20's. metro area temperatures, upper 20's in the city. everyone else in the low-to-mid 20's. the coldest night we will have for a while. warmer chapters moving in. that will begin tomorrow afternoon. the 40's.he air, in high-pressure overhead tomorrow. that will knock down the wind speeds. later in the day and toward the weekend, we will see the high move out in the atlantic. we will get a little warmer weather on friday. a major warm up for saturday, lower 70's with partly sunny skies. another system will come in saturday night and sunday, give us a chance of rain showers late saturday night. right now, sunday, the next front looks likely with rain on sunday. our extended outlook, upper 5

by 6:00 tomorrow, more snow in gaithersburg, martinsburg and hager town and frederick, you are in the good bull's-eye. further north, you will be better. by 8:00, snow in the metro and then later in the morning, cold air and southern maryland with your chance to get snow between 10:00 and 1:00, 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. snow across the board in the flurries by 1:00 with temps in the 30s. 38 on wednesday and more snow showers. cold on thursday, only 39. into st. paddy's day, in the 40s with showers possible late and a better chance for showers on saturday with nowget one hundred dollars offs ouevery thousand dollarsnt. you spend to create your perfect home. plus, you'll get twenty-four month, no-interest financing. hurry, the savings in bloom event ends march 20th. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. the savings in bloom event at havertys. life looks good. >>> now, wusa9 game on sports, brought to you by xfinity. >>> tonight, the women's turn

behind this, winds gusting martinsburg.d advisory, winds could gust 50 to 55 miles per hour overnight. we'll have more on how long the winds will last and how cold the temperatures will be. see you about 11:17. >>> representatives nancy pelosi and elijah cummings are calling on the attorney general to resign. "the washington post" just reported sessions had several contacts with a russian official that he did not disclose in his confirmation hearing. sessions was asked if he had been in contact with anyone from the russian government about the election before or after election day. sessions responded "no." but "the post" reports sessions spoke with sergey kislyak in july. >> kislyak, one sent reports to moscow detailing his discussions with sessions. kislyak is trying to probably get information from sessions about what he knows about the posture of the trump campaign at that stage. >> sessions' spokeswoman told "the post" there was nothing misleading about his answer because his meetings were in his role on the armed servi

martinsburg 56. up lower 60s quantico to fredericksburg and cool off a little bit more as the clouds break up. and then the sun comes up and we'll have clouds out there this morning. here's just satellite. we're not looking at radar. just satellite. you can see where we have clouds in place and trapped moisture. it will take a while to burn all of that offer. so, i suspect as we start off this morning we'll have a few clouds out thre. mild conditions by noon and pretty sunny late this afternoon. temperatures up into the mid 60s. some spots will still stay in the lower 60s. here's erin como with a look at wednesday morning commute. >> yeah, gary. we made it to dwens. 4:56 things waking up 495. taillights by eastern avenue not enough to cause slow downs 50 to 11th street bridge we're congestion free right now. let's switch it over. 66 past sutly road congestion building 39 to 234. no big delays y the beltway is in good shape bottom side through oxon hill. we're not seeing issues. blurry right now becau

we are over 45 in martinsburg, and 36 in washington, and once the sun comes up, that's when things willhigh temperature just after midnight, and we will take a dip, down to the mid-40s by 8:00 in the morning, and during the afternoon, the sun will return and then hanging out when you factor in the wind, feeling like the 40s not the 30s. tomorrow will feel like the 30s. we are dry, and we will talk about the snow showers also in a bit. >> grade school al -- good morning, allyson. i'm not seeing any reports here of damage leftover from yesterday this is eastbound by pennsylvania avenue, forestville road, and one lane is closed there. our sensors do not pick up on the road, which is why you're not seeing it. route 50 and 66 there's long- term construction. >>> i'm larry miller with breaking news overnight. a deadly crash shutting down part of 270. a corvette struck a jetta and then veered off the road hitting trees. the driver and passenger in the corvette died. >>> this is the latest fallout from a deadly nerve gas attack with the death of kim jung un. >>> prince george's county police ar

but wait, you may not even get to 40 in gaithersburg or frederick, hagerstown out towards martinsburg, winchester may only be in the upper 30 #-s and feeling colder because these breezes will give us a wind chill that may be dropping into the 20s. speaking of the breezes not so bad in the morning you about they start toic p up in the afternoon and this is where we may have a better chance of seeing a few of those snow showers get transported into the area with gusts out of northwest to 23 to 25 miles an hour. they continue to 6:00. i think the snow showers shut off after 6:00, but the breezes are still reel noticeable so if you're hanging out in d.c. tomorrow night, maybe that heavy coat will come in handy again. what about the weekend, 44-degrees on saturday, a lot of sunshine, but a real chilly day. a little bit less cool on sunday, but not exactly warm. we're going to go for 50-degrees with a few clouds, but if you or will be missing it, high pressure moving off the east coast early next week starts to warm us up again and we're going to head for the 60s, maybe close to 70. certain

and 30 out in martinsburg.freezing rain north and west early this morning. just want to give you a heads up here. if you're well out to the west cumberland thinking of you. possible we could freezing rain. we might have a few light showers around late morning, early afternoon today and then as that gets east of us we should clear it out this afternoon and we'll get those mild temperatures in here a little later today. here's futurecast and it is trying to give us a quick moving batch of some light showers at about 10:00 to 11:00 this morning. it's quickly out of here and then notice the trend is to clear things out. with temperatures in the barbecue. tomorrow 70's are back. it will be plain old warm around here. mid 70's. we'll have cloud cover and the front that et cetera good gets s will linger on sunday and bring us showers although temperatures remain mild around here for the next several days. so get ready to enjoy a very nice springlike weekend. i think the cherry blossoms will really be doing their thing

upwards of 30 miles an hour, martinsburg near 30. the winds still miles an hour in some locations in virginia. 58 miles an hour earlier. and this is what you get when you add in the sustained winds. the winds normally coming through. that's 18 in leesburg. an incredibly cold night tonight. just know that the extreme cold right through friday morning. tomorrow it will be another extremely cold day for this time of year. hats, gloves, coats, lots of slick spots. give yourself plenty of extra time. on the radar, nothing to show. yes, we saw snow showers, flurries during the day. we won't see that again tomorrow. this was all courtesy of our big area of low pressure. you can still see the spin. look at it way up here. that's just drawing in this cold air straight out of canada. that's why we are seeing the coldest day since the super storm of 19 people in. that was a monster blizzard that moves right up the coast. the temperatures for today. march 15th. as far as high temperatures go, look at this. look how cold across the nation. men ya

it's a cold start but not a frigid start like what we had on sunday morning. 29 for martinsburg. 28 forpeper, 29 for leesburg. we're heading for the 50s today which is a big improvement. we are going to stay dry today, can't rule out a stray sprinkle. we are going to see these showers approach for tomorrow. you can leave the umbrellas at home tome. near 50 by noon. we're headed to the mid-50s with the help of a southeasterly wind. rain showers, warm temperatures and also how about maybe a little bit more snow mixed in in the seven-day forecast. yep, yep, yep. >> it continues. it continues. here on the road we do have a problem already, actually by the beltway. right when you pass by pennsylvania avenue before you get there. again, it's the outer loop, not seeing significant delays from it, but we do have a small closure on i-395 as you head northbound passing by 2nd street northwest between there and 3rd street you'll see a closure. that's because of an accident, and then we have construction going on closing a few lanes as you head northbound in maryland between route 216 and route 32.

back to leesburg and winchester and martinsburg, and the 8:00 hour, approaching i-95, and the good news, it was 75 degrees today, and temperat not sticking on the roads. it's e. if it snows hard enough, you may see enough accumulation on the mulch. now we have snow down into southern maryland, charles county into st. mary's county, and by noon, everything will go away. there's more snow showers behind that, and we will come back and talk about that and talk about the coldest air since january, and another chance of snow. >> we have got breaking news from the redskins. scott has been fired after just 2 years on the job. the organization tweeted that i remain confident in the personnel department as they execute the free agency plans and prepare for the upcoming draft. the news comes as cousins is due to make $24 million is asking to be traded. frank is out. how bad are things? >> reporter: the rumor was swirling when scof mccloughan was not there for training. they said he was not doing any football related matters. mccloughan was relieved from two previous issues because of an alcohol i

bring it out of the closet again. 32 leesburg and 25 martinsburg.ime of year where temperatures do go up and down but after today, you may be able to put it away for at least five days so that's good news. if you're looking for that spring weather, we had gusts up to 40 miles per hour. it's tomorrow, wind will turn out of the south. this is tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. it's going to be warmer with those wind out of the south and 60. we're below average at 50 degrees but this warm air kind of looming to the south and west that will slide on in for the weekend. we're tracking some showers so before you make plans -- much of the weekend will be nice -- we will see showers interrupt your plans so we will get to those details coming up. already an issue on 95. >>> at least it's in the southbound lane so not for anyone trying to head from stafford forwoodburg area. southbound, i'm not seeing delays so between route 123 and prince william parkway. by found a traffic lane camera a little closer to prince william parkway than route 123, but this is probably why we'

have not fallen off far from where we stood earlier in the afternoon. 31 in the district and 28 martinsburgwe saw hide wind gusts earlier today sdeeding 40 to 50 miles an hour at bwi they came done a bit and winds are subsiding it's breezy, 28 mile app hour whipped gust recorded in washington and 26 gaithersburg and that pushes wind chills down into the teens. in fact single digits, eight hagerstown and 19 fred ring and 18 in the district. very, very cold you have to layer up again early tomorrow morning. lake effect snow is ongoing all day behind the nor easter. insult to injury. upstate new york 2 to 3 feet of snow and interesting nor easter heaviest snow actually was further west than you expect than along the coast because all the major cities ourselves including that mixing limited snow totals. here's a said-up for tomorrow, gone, high pressure moving in and breezy. i don't think winds will be as intense as they were today and enough that it feels pretty cool out there despite the fact we should get the sunshine to return. so, thursday, high temperatures in the low 40s. washington 30s.

near 40 in martinsburg at 37 and petersburg and davis in west virginia the higher country, look at athat wind gusts in the mid 40s right now but still a lovely looking afternoon on the michael & son camera. 62 with that gust to 28. and the air is dry. so if you are doing any burning, think twice about it. because with humidity at 22%, and wind gusting near 30, yeah it wouldn't take much to get some fires to spread. 59 currently in gaithersburg. and pax river. and easton. and baltimore. wiretap 61 in fredericksburg -- up to of 1 in fredericksburg and in the mountains in the mid 40s in fair it county but you -- garrett county but you know near 60 in cumberland. nice weather today and be a little bit breezy but it will be mild. it will be sunny. arctic front comes friday morning and with that front, we'll have some rain and yeah even some snow showers well north. and falling temperatures so get ready for a very cold weekend. with a low chance of snow on sunday. that system right now that we're talking about the last couple of days looks weaker and much further south. raleigh durham may g

the wind chills, down to 19 in martinsburg, 18 manassas. the wind chill is at 22 degrees.cold night tonight and a cold start to our day tomorrow. if you're outside, bundle up, in the teens by the morning and that just including everybody. so a very cold start to the day. no snow across the area. we did have snow showers earlier today. they're all now well up to the north. we continue to see that flow coming straight out of canada in towards our region. so we are cold. minneapolis right on down toward raleigh and north carolina, even raleigh down to 37 right now. cold air finally entrenched and it's going to be here for the next couple of days. i don't see it getting out of here till monday. tomorrow, 25 degrees to start off your kay, 39 by around noon. wind chills only in the 20s. 42 degrees by 4:00. and overnight a very cold night. how about the wind chill tomorrow morning. 16 gaithersburg, 22 man nass a. then tomorrow night if you're heading out, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow night wind chills back down to a very cold time period. even on sunday morning we're in the teens again be

i really think you draw a triangle between leesburg and frederick and winchester, maybe include martinsburg. that's going to be the bullseye. either side on 95, i'm concerned about surface temperatures being above freezing. we're going to go 2 to 6 inches here and southern maryland just not your storm. st. mary's county in to southern charles county and calvert county a trace to 2 inches. best chance for snow in southern maryland will be late tuesday morning, early tuesday afternoon as the storm pulls away. fun with models here, gfs still gung almost 9 inches. i think the european and north american model a little more realistic. notice this has gone down out of 3.8 inches as the heavy access of snow is shifting a little bit to the west of town. yellow weather alert monday evening and tuesday. in terms of impacts, plowable snow looks high especially if you're north and west of town. travel in the airfares. dangerous roads, high impact. moderate risk. just enough blossoms on some of the trees that will weight it down with snow. we'll keep an eye on that. travel impacts for dc proper. 5 to 8,

the first half of the day only. 9:00 a.m., there you see some showers near frederick, martinsburg. that's all going to approach the district by 11:00 a.m. but it's going to start to break up. so i think most of the morning commute should be dry. later on today more sunshine developing and take a look as we go through saturday. nice and dry and saturday is going to be a lot warmer. look at the temperature tomorrow. 76 degrees for a high. i hope you're making outdoor plans this weekend. 68 on sunday. most of sunday will be dry with some very late rain. next too starting in the 70s. let's check the roads on this friday morning commute. >> good morning to you. so right now, a live look as promised. 66 there at germantown road. everything is looking good right now. still have this road work. inner loop after rocksville pike. that should clear out soon and right now it's blocking the right lane. you can see it's really not affecting anything there. 270, a live look here at clarksville road and then bottom of the beltway, no major problems there. >> thank you. >>> well, lunch is usually a