live super doppler, a few spotty sprinkles along the eastern panhandle of west virginia, martinsburg hagerstown, the western edge of the light rain showers. for the rest of us, a clean sweep on radar. however, more rain moving in late tomorrow. the high temperatures today, 68 degrees at reagan national, ties the record from 1900, 72 culpeper luray and fredericksburg. cooler off to the north. the cloud separating the warmer temperatures to the south. even now, not terribly cold. 37 frederick and hagerstown, 34 degrees lexington park. a good bit of cloud cover overhead. the clouds thickening from west to east. a few of the spotty sprinkles moving it overnight, with the best chance of rain late tomorrow afternoon and through the evening. even when you wake up tomorrow morning, if it is not raining, bring the umbrella because there will likely be showers later. this front bring showers tomorrow. this front, a blast of cold air. the really cold, arctic air comes in by the end of the weekend it will be windy. the futurecast initializing while we show the spotty sprinkles moving eastward. the rest of

tomorrow morning's windchill colder than 20 below to mar martinsburg, -- martinsburg, hagerstown and winchester. maybe 20 below in the immediate metro. look how quickly by the middle of the day at least the windchills will be coming back up in the afternoon into the teens always the core of the cold abates a little bit and the winds die down. i want to show you the futurecast. while we're looking at maybe a couple of flurries or snow showers coming across today and this evening, things will settle down friday. friday just looks to be a sunny and cold day. the wind threat, that leaves so it will feel a lot better as we get into the afternoon. still cold, though. highs tomorrow near 20, back in the teens on friday night into saturday morning. with that cold air in place and this storm system coming, we're going to have a snow problem i think here by mid- to late morning, if not early afternoon over much of the area. all of this blue is snow. when you see the pink, that's a mix of sleet, freezing rain. the green, the yellows, that's warmer colors. those would be the rain colors. moderat

frederig,per at 35 31 degreeld areas like fredeckmarynd and an even 30 for martinsburg, hagerstown high tuorw of 30 degrees l of folks just plain old tired of the winter. maybe a few of you say you want more snow, but we've got 21 more days untiling comes here. doug ka i storm team 4. >er inches of snow at the airport ofally at reagan national take l at the other airportshe we are for the re of the winter, the next 21 days as you mentioned of winter. f dulles the big spot 24.8 inches far at dulles airport. national13.4, and bwi coming in with 20.7. you mentioned three weeks left until spring. howev, ea during the month of march we saw over a foot ofsnow. so we're not quite done with the snow jus yet. we're no i done with this cold pattern just yet either. althoughh time we're talking act at least one day around 60, right? that's right. that's our way next week. for sda though, a chance for a bit of wintry weather, a little of snow and rain movinin area so, that's the nt s we're really going b tracking as well as that acti pattern for ne week. he ware saturday, 32 sunday,39. but of c fal

along 81 up to winchester and near martinsburg, hagerstown frederick, a few flurries trying to reachund. not much happening. the air is pretty dry in howard county as well. they moving off to the south and east. we may have them moving in to the metro area around 7:00 8:00. a few scattered flurries coming through with temperatures above freezing. anything that falls will be melting. these are the warmest temperatures of the day as it will be getting colder as the day goes on. your weather headlines for this thursday an early flurry then a cold and wendy afternoon. we could have gusts to 30 to 35 miles per hour. then a roller coaster temperature ride this weekend. next weather and traffic on the 1s, amelia segal joins us live with your bus stop forecast. p new check on the roads. >>> this is the outer loop of the beltway, chopper 4 over the scene. we just talked with our photographer here. he is saying this is the outer loop just after connect consult avenue. fire truck blocking three lanes

what to expect early tomorrow morning, 2 to 4 inches of snow plus in this area but martinsburg, hagerstown frederick, middleburgh, i think 2 to to 4. winchester front royal, leesburg gaithersburg including d.c. metro and bowie, 4 to 6 inches maybe a little more in some of the areas with some banding. then down to the south, this is the bull's-eye area 6 to 10 fredericksburg quantico colonial beach, leonardtown, calvert beach, huntingtown. that's where i think we'll see the most snow 6 to 10 enchs. some locations could pick up more. high of 31 tomorrow 32 on your wednesday with another chance of light snow and then the arctic air really comes in again, high of only 18 on thursday 20 on friday near record cold thursday and friday morning, then saturday and sunday another storm making waites our way. >> going to be a while before we thaw out. >> yes. >> thanks doug. >>> the snow doesn't hit the northeast part of the country until tomorrow. but you can relieve the cold temperatures already there. we'll tell you how that building right there turned into one big block of ice. >> reporter: not on

around that 3-inch mark right now, and back to the west looking at 6 inches plus winchester martinsburg, hagerstown those are the areas that could see the most from this. we'll continue to watch this moving on through. let me move back down to the d.c.et area here. quantico waldorf, bowie, 1 to 3 before the mix. if it mixes earlier you're on the one side a little later, more likely on the 2 to 3-inch side. this is something we'll have to watch. this map will change a little bit. >> certainly when the freezing rain comes in there could be some downed limbs, maybe a handful of power outages to deal with. dry for the morning so you've got the green light for the morning. for the afternoon and evening, stay off because snow and ice are fwoet going to accumulate. so get out the door early for any of you die hards who do want to exercise. your storm team seven-day forecast great day to get out on sunday then continued cold for the most part next week dry with temperatures running below average. we've got more on the snow the ice, the sleet, the rain all coming up on news 4 at 5:00. >> oh what a busy week

temperatures only 19 in martinsburg and hagerstown. with these northwest winds it's going to feel like it's in the teens and 20s all day tomorrow. our averages are near 50 now, not going to feel like it. 30 if we're lucky at lunchtime, 20s, 26 gaithersburg, leesburg, maybe 27 in frederick, only 31 in la plata and 30 down in pax river, a little snow shower activity, too. by evening temps fall back in the 20s. tomorrow temps will fall quickly. winds die down, clear skies, snowpack, a recipe for a cold night. by 10:30 we're in the teens. i think those numbers are high, low 20s down unto. tonight remaining mostly cloudy, cold, flurries or snow shower possible late after midnight and around dawn, lows 18 to 26. by morning a flurry or snow shower early, 18 to 32 are to temperatures and again some -- 302 for temperatures and again some slick -- 32 for temperatures and again some slick spots. high temperatures 30 to 35, winds still northwest 10 to 15, not a howling wind but temps struggling to get to freezing, a little uncomfortable. day plann

where the front has gone through have started to drop below freezing. 27 at dulles. 26 in martinsburg and hagerstown so the colder air is moving in. that's your concern later tonight. that freeze. look at these numbers by morning. 5 to 15 above. on the thermometer tomorrow morning, it will be breezy and cold with wind chills around zero or below. wind chills right now running in the upper teens to low 20's. winds are picking up. by tomorrow morning, wind chills will be in the very low numbers to below zero. even in downtown washington. through the day tomorrow wind chills will stay around zero to the single digits or even below zero north and west. the news only gets worse as we go through tomorrow night to friday morning. look at some of these wind chills. by 7:00 friday morning, 15 below zero wind chill in gaithersburg. 13 below at dulles and on top of that the actual air temperatures will be below zero in many areas. here friday morning, in fact i think there will be dozens and dozens of new low temperatures set friday morning across the eastern part of the united states. that outbreak is this co

frederick, hagerstown, martinsburg. in the district, 36 degrees.things will start to get a little better through the overnight. stay off the roads. let the road crews worked through the overnight hours to get everything cleared. we still remain under a winter storm warning for all of the areas highlighted in pink. winter weather advisory southern maryland. the winter storm warning entails bad road conditions come usually with five or more inches of snow expected. now the snow is done, but we still have the ramifications of the wet and icy road conditions. look at some of these numbers 13 inches damascus, 10 inches of snow frederick, culpeper, dulles airport. about 8.5 inches winchester, gaithersburg checking in. laurel maryland five -- laurel maryland five, waldorf 1.5 inches of snow, but the impact felt all day long. love seeing all of these pictures that you have been sending. thank you. a lot of ruler pictures. this one from fairfax, six inches of snow. i love this view of the national harbor, the potomac frozen over. the road crews hard at work

another band of heavy snow moving through frederick hagerstown martinsburg, back through berryville as well. that heavy snow line is pushing eastward. that may produce some snow in the d.c. metro area. the national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory effect until midnight tonight at some of those snow squall's could reduce visibility and produce up to two inches of snow. as i mentioned, the main threat will be the damaging wind gusts that move in overnight while you are sleeping and they will be with us tomorrow. that will bring the field like temperature to below zero. a lot more to talk about in the full forecast from the belfort furniture weather center in just a bit. >> across the region, crews are preparing for the sleet and snow. stephen tschida continues our coverage tonight. you spent the day in the elements. how is the weather balloon looking now? >> about 40 minutes ago, we saw some snowflakes come down but they stopped rather quickly. it is valentine's night. many were in a hurry to get to their destinations because they know we are in for a change. >> with

at 5:00 winds are beginning to gust at 35 miles per hour in manassas, 33 in martinsburg and hagerstown. this is just the beginning really. we're looking at winds generally 35 to 40 miles per hour right through tonight. we 8:00 wind are still gusting to 37 in gaithersburg on the wind gust tracker and these numbers are all gusts miles per hour. downtown at 10:00 winds gusting to 32 miles per hour. by morning they'll subside during the day but still breezy, wind chills tomorrow morning will still be below 0. by 8:00 tonight 5 wind chill in gaithersburg, 14 downtown. at 10:00 it's going to feel like it's 4 up in frederick and 6 in manassas. so get ready. by morning taking the kids to the bus stop 6 a.m. feels like it's 6 below in gaithersburg, 3 below in frederick and leesburg. even down in la plata below 0 wind chills. 10:00 the winds subside a little, but wind chills are still single digits. we do have a wind chill advisory for frederick and winchester. wind chills could be 5 to 15 below. arctic blast number, a much better chance of snow showers saturday evening, valentine's day. we coul

along i- 66 rveght up i-95, north of frederick to hagerstown, martinsburg, less snow there.ou're further away from the snow so 3 do to 6. but south of d.c., south of easton and culpeper, fredricksburg 8 inches to a foot is what i'm thinking down there. all snow event and somewhat fluffy it should be because it's so cold with 1 now in westminster. 9 manassas. la plata 18. 6 in martinsburg. 13 coming in from jan in reedville with windchills this morning below zero for most. down to 15 below in hagerstown. the storm, here's the timetable. it's coming in this afternoon. by noon trying to get up toward harrisonburg. then it will overspread into the blue ridge to fredericksburg. even colonial beach potentially by 3:00, 3:30 towards mar tintburg and over-- martinsburg and overspreading the d.c. metro by 4:00, 5:00. heavy snow will pull out tomorrow morning by 7:00 to 9:00 this stuff will start to exit toward the east. so yellow alert up for later today. tonight 25. heavy snow tonight at times. 20 with mid-teens north and west. that's a fluffy all snowstorm. 34 tomorrow after the ea

hagerstown. that's headed our way through the beltway between 7:00 and 9:00 pushing east just past 10:00. look at martinsburgd hagerstown. they're near freezing if not below. that's how we'll be by the end of the day. time for timesaver traffic. >>> lots and lots of activity going on this morning around 6:27, just about 6:306789 the crash on the outer loop of the beltway off to the left side of the roadway. still seeing decent delays in your left lane. if you're just heading out, avoid the beltway but if you have to, stay to the right to get around the activity. like i predicted those delays stretch past new hampshire avenue all the way to southbound 95 trying to make their way on to the outer loop as well. elsewhere we have some other issues to get to. 270 southbound starting to stack up here out of hyattstown. elsewhere also seeing some delays on 66 eastbound around centreville area. mike, andrea, back to you. >>> both frederick high school and west frederick middle school are closed today. >> this comes hours after two teenagers were shot outside frederick high school during a jv basketball game last nigh

to the north around the martinsburg area hagerstown frederick, middleburgh, 2 to 4 inches could see a more in some location but 2 to 4 is what we're thinking there, maybe on the higher side for areas of frederick. i-95 corridor around washington up towards gaithersburg leesburg blue monlt, marshall around 4 to 6 inches if we get some of the banding, we could see a little more than that but we like that 4 to 6 inch mark. i like 5 inches in d.c. then 6 to 10 down to the south, woodbridge quantico fredericksburg colonial beach and leonardtown. once again because of the banding, because of some colder air, i think some arias will get a foot of snow maybe around the waldorf area down towards leonardtown, this is the area to watch for as far as that bull's-eye is concerned. that i mean pact forecast tomorrow and overnight tonight, you know what it is. it's going to be on the high side. significant delays disruptions, snow-covered roadways. you have to whole thing moving through night tonight. temperatures 31 on your tuesday, 32 on wednesday, another clipper system moves by give ls us a chan

martinsburg. tomo morning waking up to around 1 below in hagerstown 7 in the gaithersburg area.ncredibly cold day tomorrow, aty cold start. i do think we'll set some records early tomorrow morning. your impact forecast tomorrow on the low side. just cold bep all know how to deal with that now. areas of ice early. saw a lot of ice early this morning. i think we'll see it again tomorrow morning although we are not anticipating nearly as many delays as we saw. here are the low temperatures. these aren't the windchills. these are the lows. 7 in gaithersburg 4 in manassas the record low at dulles is 14. we're going to shatter that thing. the record low in d.c. though 1. we're not going to get anywhere close to that. i have 13 degrees. but dulles will set another record. the fourth record set this winter or rather this february. the last time that happened back in 1979. 31 on your tuesday, 37 on wednesday, 32 on thursday. here's the chance for some snow on thursday. mostly to the south. we'll see if that system is able to come a little farther to the north. then 30 degrees on friday.

kind of concerned folks up in frederick and hagerstown and martinsburg may never make it above freezing tomorrow night. roads will be a mess essentially from noon to midnight. if you can stay off the roads in that time period, i would. a general 1 to 6 inches. that's a big range, but that's the situation we're looking at. the storm is already producing snow in middle tennessee and arc, and will pull off to the -- arkansas and will pull off to the west and the east. the snow track is well to the north and west of us, but we'll get several inch of snow before the changeover. we'll come back and talk more about the possibility of icing as well tomorrow night. >>> let's do first things first, right? the record setting cold has caused problems all across the region. >> bruce leshan is live outside at dupont circle with more on that. how you staying warm, bruce? >> reporter: moving around a little bit, jumping up and down. i've got three coats on. i've got goretex pants, long johns and everything i own on i think. beside just making a lot of us miserable, this record setting cold has cracked

by 11:00 if you're out late, it's going to feel below 0 in gaithersburg and leesburg and hagerstown and martinsburg and certainly up in cumberland and south of town will feel like it is 0. by morning when the temps tank and the winds are howling, we have wind chills as much as 15 below in hagerstown, gaithersburg, 12 below wind chill in la plata, 17 below wind chill in andrews. no one escapes the winds and no one escapes the low wind chills by any means. by 10:00 sunday we see the brutally cold wind chills kind of move up a little. they're still below 0. now let's talk about the forecast. the futurecast, blue with the snow, we'll advance this. by 6 p.m. saturday it should be snowing about everywhere. i think everyone will have a dusting. the question is who will get in those heavier bands of snow? that will give you the 1 to 3 inches. you can expect snow from fredericksburg up 95 to philadelphia and by 8:00 still a lot of snow across the metro area. it will begin to end from west to east by 10:00 as we go through the night and the winds really howl. when that snow ends, get ready for big time winds

frederick, hagerstown and martinsburg will see highs in the low to mid-40s. not only cooler but showers as well tomorrow. i'll have the latest timing in ten minutes. >> looki forward to that. someone abandoned four dogs in annapolis and left them in a crate by the side of the road. now, police are trying to track down their owners. a driver spotted the dogs on can narrow road. they couldn't pinpoint the exact location. another person ended up taking the dogs home to keep them safe. she posted something on social media and police picked them up. they're in protective custody but will be put up for adoption. >>> in d.c. authorities are investigating how a woman died in a centrall block. she was found der holding cell this morning. they think she committed suicide. she was arrested yesterday on a misdemeanor charge of of property. >>> college basketball lost a legend today. the long-time coach of the north carolina tar heels passed away. dean smith is dead at the age of 83. reaction is pouring in from across the country. jason pugh joins us with details. >> dean

it's a snow event. 3 to 6 inches hagerstown and martinsburg. very dry snow, bad for snowballs, good for sledding and pretty easy to shovel. bull's eye south and east of town, a general 4 to 8 inches. sterling 6 inches for a total, fredericksburg 11, frederick, maryland, only 4, maybe 5, oxon hill about 6 inches. look at the storm. one reason we were so confident about this storm was is because it was already on the map last night and the night before. we're not trying to track some little tiny storm that comes across and reforms off the coast. there's the storm. see the blue? that is the heavy snow bands setting up around roanoke and headed up towards charlottesville and harrisonburg, heavier overnight with temperatures in the teens. >>> before the snow even started people across the area began stocking up on supplies. >> you know how we do things around here. bruce johnson joins us with how d.c. residents are preparing and what mayor muriel bowser is doing to get the city ready. >> reporter: the mayor has declared a snow emergency beginning at

we're not seeing the cold air just yet. 41 in gaithersburg 41 in martinsburg and 39 in the hagerstown area. tomorrow will be a pretty nice day. but then we get to the feels-like temperature. these are the wind chills on thursday. noon wind chill of 31 24 back towards martinsburg. look what happens at 5:00 in the evening, 9 in martinsburg, 8 in winchester overnight we get down below zero. look at petersburg west virginia how about early friday morning? 3 below in d.c. 9 below in gaithersburg. we're talking about extremely frigid air making its way in here during the day on friday. i think it gets a lot colder on sunday. so we've got two real shots at that cold air. before that though we could see a few flurries on thursday. not much at all. then on friday rather windy and just cold. 28 with wind chills between 5 and 10 all day long. saturday a better chance of some light snow. could even see accumulating snow but we're not talking much at all. once again it's the cold behind it. high of 21 on sunday. the highest wind chill on sunday could stay below zero for some areas. the coldest day

then the farther north you go, hagerstown, frederick, cumberland, martinsburg probably only 3 to 6 but still a generally good storm, legitimate storm. critical hour 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. it gets heavier and steadier after that very dry snow. bad for snowballs, good for shoveling. much lighter snow. the bull's eye south and east of town. a general 4 to 8 inches is on the way. here's the storm. winter storm warnings extend all the way back to kentucky and tennessee as the storm begins to push off to the east. it looks like it's snowing pretty close to us but right now it's above us. it's methodding before -- it's melting before -- it's evaporating rather. on the bread-o-meter on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being one of our favorite storms back in february 20 10rbgs it's a legitimate -- 2010, it's a legitimate storm. we'll give it a 6.5. i think everybody is prepared for this storm. we're coming off a three-day holiday so i think we'll be in pretty good shape. salt on the road from saturday, too. carmageddon, that was the 48 hours on a scale of 1 to 10. i think this is only going to be a 3 or

weather watchers, hagerstown martinsburg, winchester, you see a snowflake, let me know on twitter, @chuckbell4 or two lone some snowflakes in warrenton as well. have your warm coat either an umbrella or maybe just a wide brimmed hat ought to keep your head dry today. anything that comes down later this afternoon will be extremely light. steadier rain likely to arrive after about 9:00 or 10:00 this evening. cloudy today, maybe a sleet pellet, a rain drop or snowflake is a possibility. steadier rains late tonight into early tomorrow morning. then it turns windy or bitter cold monday night into tuesday. they are a refreeze issue to concern yourselves with. we'll have the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >>> recently released records show a man shot and killed by a fairfax county police officer had his hands up and he was inarmed. john geer was in a standoff with police. people in that neighborhood demanded for answers.' some even called for an independent review. >> the board needs to change the policy of obstruction to one of transparency and create an independent review board t

on your friday. 2 in hagerstown 5 in martinsburg, 9 in annapolis. here's the good news. it won't be frigid all day. yes, even around noon we'll see those wind chills in the low to mid-20s, but once this goes through, 1:00 2:00 3:00 in the often afternoon, things start to look better. as a matter of fact look at this picture from new york all the way down towards ralei not a cloud in the sky. that will allow temperatures to continue to cool overnight. so with the day planner, you're going to start off very cold. a temperature of 19 with that wind chill in the single digits. but notice the rise 26 by 11:00. up to 38 by 4:00. 38's and less wind it's not going to feel nearly as cold as it has overnight tonight. and not nearly as cold as tomorrow. you'll leave tomorrow with the heavy coats on and come back maybe without the gloves without the hat because it will be pretty nice by 2:00 3:00 4:00 in the afternoon. 38 around the leesburg area and it gets even better. 52 on saturday. 55 again on sunday. if you've got weekend plans, the weekend's looking fantastic. now, of course

only 22 for our friends in oakland tomorrow, 30 in cumberland, right around freezing in hagerstown and martinsburge 34 in winchester, upper 30s in culpeper, but warrenton and manassas, leesburg 34, 34, reston, mclean 34, 35, downtown 36, gaithersburg and rockville. upper 30s by the bay and a small craft advisory until 10 a.m. tomorrow for the bay and tidal potomac. day planner, 20s to start downtown temps, 30 at 11:00, 33 at 1:00 with sun. wednesday we're milder again, 48, showers possible wednesday night. some of those showers could turn to snow showers thursday, temperatures falling to the 20s thursday. next seven days stays cold friday, but then the arctic air leaves, upper 40s near 50 saturday, mid-40s on sunday. showers sunday night could turn into snow showers monday as another batch of arctic air returns. >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> super bowl xlix is the most watched program in television history. over 114 million people tuned in and they got quite the game. the patriots and their fans woke up today over the moon while seattle on the other hand feeling quite

northwest 10 to 15. 18 in oakland, good chance of snow showers, 26 in cumberland, upper 20s in hagerstown and martinsburg, maybe 30 in winchester, 35 in culp culpeper, 32, 33 reston, mchappy, downtown 34, 33 in -- mclean, downtown 34, 33 in gaithersburg and there is a small craft advisory for the bay and tidal potomac. 20s to start, snow flurries early, some sun, 27 by 9:00, 28 by 11:00 and 30 by 1 p.m. still cold saturday, finishing the month on a cold note, 303 and a late mix possible -- 33 and a late mix possible on sunday 44. cold air is on the way out, not a lot of moisture coming in. monday morning showers, get the umbrella ready, upper 40s. a break tuesday and rain develops again tuesday evening. it could start briefly as sleet and look at this. rain, 55 on wednesday. morning rain then clearing out thursday. we're still in the upper 40s. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset brought to you by xfinity. >> today we got our first look at the full nationals roster in action as well as those battling to be one of those 25 men on the roster in the team's first full squad workout today. our da

then 6 inches plus if this comes into shape, could be 6 inches plus places like martinsburg and over towards hagerstown. we have a big storm in here for tomorrow and it's going to continue right on through tomorrow afternoon. sunday the rain will get done early and it will be all rain. it will be done early and most of the day sunday is not bad, high of 44. gets breezy but that's all. cold air returns sunday night into monday with a high of only 28. all of next week is on the cold side. 32 tuesday, 30 on thursday. there you go. >>> a new setback for the president's health care law. why it could foul up taxes for a million americans. >>> when it gets this cold frostbite is a real concern. how it happened to one little girl even though her mother did everything right. >>> and when winter gives you ice, make ice cream. >>> scotland yard is desperately seeking three british girl who is may be on their way to isis territory in syria. they're classmates close friends at a school in london. their families reported them missing after they disappear on tuesday. airport surveillance camera shows them boarding a

the low 20s now in cumberland and hagerstown and martinsburg. we've got the low 30s in annapolis. pax river at 32. 30 in fredricksburg. in washington, nice visibility. no weather problems this morning. still mostly cloudy and 31 with a windchill of 25 at reagan national airport. disturbances passing to our north. we're on the mild side of the jet right now. you see some snow showers pennsylvania and new york. this is some pretty heavy snow toward iowa. behind the front, the air gets a lot colder, that front arrives tomorrow morning. so today nice and mild, 40s and 50s. tonight not too cold. we'll still be on the warm side of the front so 30 to 35. see this little stripe right here? this could contain some flurries and snow showers early on thursday before coming through and cold and kind of windy tomorrow. in fact, i think temperatures tomorrow will be steady or slowly falling. so 52 today. tonight 30 to 35. the early snow shower threat tomorrow. temperatures don't move. in fact, again steady or slowly falling into the teens by friday morning. we'll have windchills tomorrow 20s or

for the moment we're starting to get drops now. 28 degrees in hagerstown. 30 in martinsburg and winchester. still 39 at andrews and reagan national airport. chills dropping as we expect into the teens north and the metro area now. feels like 14 at hagerstown. 29 now at reagan national airport. there's plenty of cold air. it keeps building and rebuilding across central and northern canada so we're getting a first chunk of it coming through our part of the world right now. temperatures will continue to drop tonight. we're calling for an average wake-up temperature tomorrow morning of 14 degrees. the range is 7 to 17. wind chill is the important number, that's what it feels like when you send your kids to the bus stop or metro, wind chills at or slightly below zero tomorrow morning. it is a cold blast. not hyperbole. it will be a cold blast coming and tonight, there's more cold air banking up in canada. take a look at these numbers. 16 in chicago. 9 in minneapolis. look into canada. farther north you go the colder it gets. that's the cold air mast that's recharging and then it's going to dump

beltway, a little bit north and south, but as you go up toward frederick and hagerstown and up into cumberland and martinsburg probably 3 to 6 there, still a legitimate snow, but south is where most of the moisture will be and because the cold air is so deep and so far south you folks won't have to worry about mixing or freezing rain or sleet. it will be a pure snow and consequently translate into 8 to 12 inches for places like culpeper, la plata, waldorf, st. mary's city, even across the about a at easton and -- bay at easton and cambridge. sterling by 7:00 tomorrow maybe 6 inches in the middle band, fredericksburg 11, waldorf 10 inches, frederick, maryland, north, about 4 inches and oxon hill check in with about 6 inches. you're kind of in the middle of the road, too, in that 4 to 8- inch band. the radar the past couple hours snow extends up into the mid- atlantic. the brighter white is heavier snow and the blue is heavier snow. as we go through the night, some of these heavier bands will set up just south of d.c. i think we'll see moderate snow as far north as gaithersburg, but the bull's eye south of 66 a

feel like early in the morning tomorrow. 10 below in downtown dc. 16 below in hagerstown. 17 below in winchester and martinsburg. not much relief in the afternoon, feeling like it's in the single digits even inside the beltway. feeling like negative 1 in frederick, negative 2 in leesburg. then monday morning, lot of people have off work because if is a holiday. but if you don't, you'll be stepping out the door to negative windchills once again. it's going to feel like 7 below in downtown dc and 7 below in manassas, 10 below in martinsburg, 10 below in frederick. the nasty weather is just starting to make its way in and it's going to stick around for a few days. that snow ending early this evening. then it's going to turn windry and dangerously cold. 10 to 18 for overnight lows, winds gusting to 50 miles per hour or even stronger possibly with sustained winds out of the northwest at 30 to 40 miles per hour. tomorrow morning, it will be partly sunny, but still windy and very frigid, with temperatures in the teens and the windchill will be in the single digits and even the negative single digits. and the windchill

feels like 10 in hagerstown and feels like 14 in martinsburg and 22 at reagan national. those numbers will not warm up today a bit. that's where we'll head to on the thermometer tonight. winds will dive down abit. still breezy. there could be times that wind chills drop to the single numbers. satellite and radar shows cold front pushing through. most all of that is in the form of rain and we'll get a fair amount of sunshine for the afternoon hours as well. as far as what's coming next more cold air. we can see current temperatures 14 in pittsburgh detroit. 11 in chicago. that's pushing eastward as well. another cold day tomorrow. as the core of that high pressure moves out, we'll have another rapid warmup for the day on saturday. look at the numbers now. it's 25 degrees colder in pittsburgh than it was this time yesterday. same story in charleston. we're nine degrees colder at reagan national airport. cold winds will spill in and at least the winds will diminish a bit. by 5:00 this afternoon, 29 degrees. 22 by 11:00 and average wake-up temperature about 17 degrees tomorr

hagerstown up to martinsburg. out to our west, as well, generally above freezing. dry roads for the morning commute we'll be in the low to mid-30s with cloudy sky. then afternoon commute, we'll have the winds starts to increase. upper thirt by the30s by the latter part of the afternoon. winds start gusting to around 40 miles per hour. i visited this school last week in ashburn, virginia loudoun county newton-lee elementary school. had a terrific time talking to all these fourth graders there. i want to thank jen la bell for the invitation. we had so many students we had to split them up in to two separate groups. they knew a lot about weather and we had a lot of fun. tomorrow morning, down to the teens with gusty winds. it will feel like just 5 above to 5 below zero. and then the winds diminish during the day on friday. for valentine's day on saturday still looking cold although it may make it in to the mid-30s. rather breezy, but windchills in the teens and maybe a few afternoon 123450e showers. and then sunday the coldest day of the next seven days highs only nea

on storm team 4 radar, hagerstown down to martinsburg in winchester, snow here coming right off of areas of i-81 making its way eastward. we're traging another area, too, right down to the south around areas of quantico, friend fredericksburg, southern maryland and thnohe nk. winter atr vint 9:00 p.m. for the threat of accumulation of snowfall bursts of snow. again, generally an inch or less, but it will stick to area roads. as low as our temperatures are, especially those untreated roads. so the forecast right now what we're looking at a 40% chance that we'll see anywhere from nothing to a trace but a 50% chance that we'll have a coating to around an inch of snowfall throughout this time period, again, from about 4:30 to 8:00 reducing visibility too, on area roads. but this just part of the story. let's go to doug with more. >> the other part of the story is the cold and the wind. this system very similar to what we saw on valentine's night. the snow came through covered the roads quickly. then here comes the colder air. notice back to the west columbus, pittsburgh in the teens right no

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portions of martinsburg, then that one coming right across the potomac right now eventually moving towards prince george's county. current windchill, 1 in d.c. zero manassas 7 below in hagerstown 3 below in winchester. extremely cold night but we're just getting started. tonight, brutally cold, windchills 5 to 20 below zero through noon tomorrow including one of the coldest days we have seen in february in years. and, again, we could set some records overnight tonight. feels-like temperature, the windchill as we move through the overnight hours down to 4 below by 11:00, 12 below gaithersburg 11 below, manassas. look what happens early tomorrow morning. we're at 20 below in gaithersburg 22 below in hagerstown 15 below in manassas culpeper at 12 below, gaithersburg rockville coming in between 15 and 20 below. extremely cold start to the day and even around 1:00 in the afternoon, we're still right where we are right now. so it's going to feel very similar tomorrow afternoon than it does right now. just some extreme cold moving on in here. it will stick with us through the day on friday and into saturday. now, cold and rather breezy early tomorrow but then the wind will die and it