so blustery, we have a wind advisory north and west of the city. the city not under a wind advisory. if you're in southern maryland towards annapolis and anne arundel, you're not but everybody off to the north and west. the forecast officially calling for gusts up to 50 miles per hour a little later today. so it will be a very, very blustery day. again the wind advisory going into effect at 9:00 this morning through 6:00 tonight. here's a look at your satellite radar. the shower activity pushing off to the north and to the east. it's a quick change over there in central pennsylvania where they're expecting several inches of snow. the lake effect snow machine starting to kick into gear here back to the north and west as the flow once again out of the north and west. it will be a very chilly afternoon with high temperatures about 40 degrees. we're going to fall well into the 20s tonight and then this weekend although we're going to be dry, generally dry, could be a few snow flakes saturday night with a weak clipper system, it will be on the cold side

, the wind shifting slowly and it is west and north west, trying to shift southwest and as that happens, the milder temperatures will come in and pretty much the 40s and in oakland, 29. 44 in ocean city and around the area, temperatures around there and reflecting the beautiful north west wind. the double digits over the state and the ten down in ocean city and 21 mile-per-hour winds in northeast maryland and 13 from cumber land. we don't have a major windchill today. the temperatures are in that 40 area, but it is keeping that connection with the great lakes and that is the reason for the light snow showers and maybe some sleet mixed in as it moved over the eastern shore and since that low is responsible for this and it is moving to the northeast, we broke that connection and at least the streaming moisture from the great lakes and we have seen the sunshine and the high pressure is building and we have the winds and the high moving in and the high will take over the forecast and until then rings we will deal with these breedses. it will be several days before the next rain maker is her

loots of wind at times and winds can gust 40, 50 miles an hour or more so wind advisory north and west of d. c. until 6:00 p.m. front came through a couple of hours ago with it some rain. some hear showers and north and west even a little bit of snow. getting reports that up in olney and howard county, light snow here but look how quickly the back edge is pulling away. it's coming out of western charles county. virginia, you're pretty much done with any precip and still moderate showers from the bay, annapolis over to baltimore and carroll county as well with temperatures now down to 39 in d. c.. still 47 la plata but look it's 32 in hagerstown and winchester. monika? >>> overall, things aren't looking too bad if you're planning to head over to the beltway, you just got the wet road conditions right now. we'll go to southern maryland and take a look here on the south side of town. looking fine to the wilson bridge. no problems to report on route 4 or route 5, route 301. in fact a live look at the route 4. pennsylvania avenue, here's what it look like near andrews air force base and a l

it is dense fog off to the north and west. nse fog advisory for communities up to the north and west including frederick, westminster, hagerstown. you have a dense fog advisory until #:00. it is here where visibilities are less than a quarter mile. that being said, we've still got the soup for much of the area inside the beltway. -- you have a dense fog advisory until eight:00. temperatures, reagan national, 45 degrees. that is not bad at all for 4:30 or five:00 in the morning -- or five: 15 in thevery 5:15 in the morning. we should be in for a nice did i and a nice couple of days around here. tomorrow won't be as warm as today but it should be a nice one. early fog, clouds and that big area of high pressure builds in. that will deliver a nice afternoon for us and then a cool one tonight with temperatures falling back into the 30s. i think some 20s if you are north and west overnight tonight into early tomorrow. dense fog advisory north and west of the city until #:00 a.m. early clouds, afternoon sun. it will be mild today. 55

off to the the north and west the last showers pushing up north and east of baltimore.i think we will be in for much drier weather. we did have a few showers overnight. we're looking at much quieter conditions and sunshine today. i think we'll at least get partial sunshine. we'll see some breaks starting to open up there in northern virginia. it should be if not a bright day at least a partly sun why i -- sunny day but windy and cold with temperatures in the upper 30s to about 40 later this afternoon. here is your forecast. i mentioned the wind advisory. partly sunny skies, windy, much colder than yesterday. yesterday upper 50s. today low 40s. again it will feel colder than that with windchill and winds gusting to about 30 miles per hour in washington. clearing skies, cold overnight. all the area below freezing. 27 in the city. teens and low 20s if you're north and west once the winds lighten up. here's your cold weekend. generally sunny. could be a few snow flakes late saturday, early sunday. clouds as well. then we'll saturday to warm up. martin luther king day, sunsh

this is long gone with the winds and it will warm up,. >>> the winds from the west and north west and tapping into the cold air and the toxic air keeping the temperatures down and without that coming down the mountains, we would be colder than we would be for this time of the year. the showers will impact around the area. this is the lake effect, the high pressure is dominating for the forecast. the sun will breakthrough the clouds for the weekend and the cold temperatures from the north and north west and with another front moving in tomorrow, it will be pretty dry and the next chance of rain is not until tuesday with the temperatures back up to about 50. today, a small craft advisory in effect through this afternoon and the winds on the bay from 15 to 20 knots and goings to 25 and it is 36 now. tonight, 21 and partly cloudy and tomorrow, up to about 35 and kick off time, the temperatures, just about freeze attention and that 35 tomorrow and 43 on monday with the chance of rain on tuesday and 48 and 38. >>> coming up in the news this morning, more on the search for a loved teacher. >

the snow showers will be a little bit more widespread for the west and north. bands in to the mountains. here is the deal, 42, we hit that in baltimore. probably staying in the 30s west and north. winds gusting to 35 miles per hour or higher. especially west to howard county, carol, baltimore county, southern pa, better chance of the snow showers. tonight, down in to the 20s, tomorrow pushing temperatures near freezing, 20s north and west, teens for the overnight. scattered snow showers, another disturbance on thursday. after that we warm back to near 54 by early next weekend, rain tries to move in on sunday and extended forecast models indicate maybe we tap in to the cold air and bring first snow next week. >> you were talking about wind warnings on the bridges. >> possibly. >> winds restrictions because we had winds 35-50 miles per hour this morning. they've settled down now but picking up this morning. >> if you are heading out on january 2nd, more than 100 live camerases to chart your commute to make sure everything is exactly as it needs to be. here we lik

still colder off to the north and west. martinsburg is 32. in communities off to the north and west. shower activity and a cold front moving through as we speak. the shower activity off as we speak. high pressure will build in and deliver a couple of really nice days. the next chance of rain showers arrives late wednesday and really during the day on thursday and thursday night and it will arrive in the form of rain. mild temperatures, 55 degrees. i mentioned the dense fog advisory until eight:00 this eight:00 this morning. it is the end of january after all. the five-day forecast which features 46 tomorrow so it will be cooler. showers around here on thursday. could be a few more on friday and we'll clear it out. temperatures just about where they should object saturday. mid- to upper 40s. the fox five weather app is free. we have all kinds of great features on there. we have the 10-day forecast. we are tweeting on occasion and you can get radar there as well. not only that but you can go to fox five weather. go to the apple store or go to t

a strong area of low pressure doving off to the north and west. tioning to snow. just off to our north up into north central pennsylvania where they've got winter weather advisories. for us we should start to clear out. clear skies in north central virginia. our trend will be partial sunshine today. we should be dry this afternoon with high temperatures only in the low 40s. again it's not going to feel that warm with the winds howling out of the west and northwest. partly sunny, windy, much colder than yesterday. 42. i think we already did that number earlier today. probably in the 30s much of the day. winds out of the west gusting to 30. clear and cold overnight. 27 in the city. teens and low 20s north and west of the city. a cold weekend but generally a quiet weekend. 37 tomorrow. there will be some clouds. could be a few snow flake late saturday, earl sunday. your holiday on monday looks fine. then we warm back up into the low 50s with rain showers on tuesday. that's a look at your weather. let's do some on time traffic. we're getting a handle o

an inch or two of snow but mostly it is going to be sleet and icing in those blue zones just north and west of washington and the north and west of the i-95 corridor. maybe just a light coating of some light snow and some sleet in fairfax county, montgomery county, northwest washington. before it changes to rain and rain ends saturday afternoon. cloudy sunday and near 40 degrees. and small chance of sprinkles on sunday afternoon. then monday looks like maybe some rain. highs up around 50 degrees. then tuesday and wednesday, sun comes back and could get more rain mid week next week. brief visit of wintry precipitation this friday night. but watch out late tonight some of the roads could be slick. >> tom, thank you. let's check the midday traffic. here is danella sealock. >> construction on metro is slowing you down. first on the orange line, trains are single tracking between ballston and clarendon and going to see delays there. to the red line metro is single tracking between friendship heights and van ness. minor del nays both directions. i-270 nice and clear. i'm not seeing any issues for

, north and west. 's something we have to watch. north winds on the bay tomorrow. coming in at 5 to 10 knots. so they're southwest now. but they shift. tonight, then, maybe some flurries later on. 28 by morning. and tomorrow, sunshine. followed by increasing clouds. breezy, temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s. and late tomorrow night, after midnight. some snow, sleet, freezing rain. that's when we could see icy conditions >>> will the patriots win this weekend? well, many ravens fans say no dice. i'm gigi barnett. coming up, the place where they can get all of their purple passion gear,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up next on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. it is almost here. purple fever builds around maryland. wjz has complete coverage of the fans, of the team, as the ravens get ready for the patriots. plus -- >>> thieves no longer just want your money. some of them want your liquid assets. and you won't believe the brazen and dangerous way they're trying to get it. i'm derek valcourt. i'll explain coming

locally dense fog this morning north and west of the city. ss than a quarter mile. we have a dense fog advisory for many of you off to the north and west. frederick county, k county, . >> it was a miserable kind of day yesterday. >> i kind of liked it. we haven't had maybe miserable days yesterday. >> clearly, that is not a compliment. we have to do compliments today. >> that is why i was saying nice things about yesterday's weather. a step ahead all the time. >> i want to be on your team from now on. >> wait a minute, we're choosing teams. >> yeah, we're choosing teams. >> sarah has been on my team. inside the beltway, there you go. we have local fog even inside the beltway but the worst off to the north and west. visibilities less than a quarter mile and this has been creeping down the 270 corridor the last couple of hours. this will con -- continue to be a problem. leesburg, reston, front royal, damascus, point of rocks,. yesterday, our daytime high was 44 degrees. we are now 44. we'll have highs in the mid-50s later today. 39 in gaithersbu

the best chance will be across the northern tier of the north and west. if you are off to the north and west, you have a better chance of seeing a few flurries. don't be shocked in you don't see a few flurries. we will have a pretty good deck of clouds working in from time to time as we continue to have the strong northwest flow and getting a reinforcing shot of very cold air at the moment. our winds will pick up. winds gusting to about 25 miles per hour. there is your forecast, high for today, 32 in washington. 35 in fredericksburg and again, it will take a couple of days to gradually warm up. we'll be back up near 50. >> i had to pull out the big thick coat today. >> me too. gloves. >> the whole nine yards. let's see if julie wright did the same thing. >> julie looked like an eskimo, i'm sure. >> i was in the car, all you can see is my face. >> you look cozy in your sweater there. >> i know. what you can't see is i'm still wearing my pajama bottoms to keep me warm. >> of course you are. >> on the roads, getting back to work, first day for a lot of folks.

breaking out to the north and west, could be a leftover flurry or sprinkle. 37 now in hagerstown. 36degreesan kind of see the snow showers there off to the north and west. again, not expecting much other than a passing flurry here if any of this makes it into the immediate washington area. something to watch here. much coal are air. it will feel like january around here. we have a one-day respite yesterday and today is going to feel nice and cold out there with high temperatures only in the upper 30s and low 40s. right now, we are in the mid- 40s so these temperatures will be lower later this afternoon. breezy conditions with sunshine. temperature upper 30s and low 40s later this afternoon. coming up in a couple of minutes, we've got ask the weather guy, a weather-related question. >> is there a preview? >> it has to do with frost. think about frost. >> no sitcom from the 80s today? >> no, can't do that every day. >> it is a little frosty outside today. >> it is kind of cold. tucker, i'm waiting. i haven't seen a tweet yet. >> i promise, it's coming. >> it's got to be really good. >> i'm ju

and west of town, if it gets cold enough quick enough, there can be snow north and west ofhe city. overnight into the early morning hours. garrett county is guaranteed to have snow. but looks like they'll have good skiing. 39 in oakland. 57 here, d.c. in easton. 51 in ocean city. take a look at some of the rain from last night and yesterday. most areas, or rather central maryland, picked up three- quarters so a little over an inch. up in garrett county, a little under an inch. eastern shore, about two-thirds of an inch. a wet, wet night. but a dry, beautiful day. colder air headed out for the weekend. if you're heading out to the ravens game sunday. sun and clouds, breezy and 33 degrees. denise? >> but you won't care because you're going to be so excited. you won't mind if it's raining. thank you, bob, let's check on the roads with kristy breslin. >>> not a good start for northbound 95. we have some footage from sky eye chopper 13 that was over the scene of the accident. it was an overturned vehicle. northbound 95, between 395 and caton avenue. what a delay that caused. the

we are 26 and the high for this date is 42 and we are not near that and the north west winds until now have been the culprit to bring in the colder air and there is a shift taking place and for more on that and how it will be, off to marty. >> let's move the old snug here. i keep it under the desk because in the newsroom, it could be chilly. i have the heavyist coat on that i own and even with this snug on, it is cold. the winds shifting from the south and southwest and there is mild air moving our way. on if national temperature map, look over at hemp approximate physician, atlanta, 59 in new orleans, that is where our air is coming from, that is not perfect, opening day weather, but you will feel the new airmass as soon as in the morning when it will be about ten warmer than in the last night. how warm will it get, more coming up shortly. i'm heading back inside. >> we have a place that is nice and warm for you. stay with us for the first morning coverage. an update on school closings or delays, go to our web site. >>> a second woman is facing chargings with a chemical attack in wall

north and west of us, maybe an inch or two of snow. then some freezing rain, probably continuing into saturday morning. maybe even into noon. may not get above freezing, north and west of hagerstown. south and east of the d.c. area. we're looking at a rain picture now. across the region, for friday night and into saturday, we have already issued or going to issue, beginning that really late tomorrow night. a winter storm watch for areas. it's not for snow. but it's for ice accumulations. smab -- maybe as much as a quarter inch. in those areas you can see highlighted to the west. the main storm passing to the north. up in foxboro, if you're heading toward that region, may see 1 to 3 inches of snow. even from new york city north, on saturday. you may run into that snow. if you're driving in that direction. for us, mixed precip. and a change to rain as it warms up by saturday afternoon. could be dicey conditions early on saturday morning. particularly, north and west of the region. denise? >> thank you, bob. wjz 13 is always on. you can ch

west,allison. the worst of this will be north and west of the city. 23 in washington. 29 in martinsburg. 34 for you39 in appear appear list. a little warmer to the east. colder air working in from the north and west. that clipper system came through. brought a couple of snowflakes and a few light showers during the evening hours. that is out of here. we'll wake up with sunshine here shortly and then the clouds will move right back in later this afternoon just like yesterday and here is our next area of storminess developing off to the north and west and that little rain shower that you see down there. this is called classic overrunning. what is going to happen here is this precipitation is going to recover union run some very cold air locked in here at the surface. the air will be very chilly here below freezing at the surface. we'll likely see a little snow and that will transition over to the dreaded wintry mix around here as we get into the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning. futurecast, we are fine this morning. we'll put it in motion for you. we cloud up later this afternoon. here we a

winds out of the west, and north and west, feel like 20s and 30s. and look what we have developing off to the north and west a few snow flurries winchester, charles town at the moment, don't be surprised if you don't see a few flurries, today, tonight again tomorrow, reinforcing shot of cold air. winter for the next several days daytime highs, low 40s. 43 washington, 39 winchester 44 the hot spot frederiksburg more details in the forecast, coldst air of the season on the way details coming up alison back to you. >>> thanks tuck our top story in washington state a man hunt under way for a strong person of interest after a national park ranger was shot and killed during a routine traffic stop, 24-year-old benjamin barnes a military veteran is believed to be in the woods in mount rainier park, possibly armed with an assault rifle they found the gunman's car which contained weapons and body armor, they have evacuated dozens of touristare asking the public to avoid the area. >> there are lots of cars in the parking lot up there, the concern is that he mig

a good little batch here north and west of montgomery county, louden county reports of dense fog thenisory, in effect until 9:00 a.m., off to the north and west [ yelling from the background ] >> coming. >> she is on her way karen. >> until 11:00 a.m. this morning. [ laughter ] >> we will have to try this forecast all over gain your front this one coming through, later this morning, this will warm us up afternoon showers, high temperatures mid-40s. i mentioned severe weather down south, severe thunderstorms, reports of tornadoes in alabama as we speak. your 5 day forecast, 45 this afternoon we will not worry about a refreeze tonight, overnight low, 40. temperatures over the next couple days above normal, in the 50s. tuesday and friday. not bad at all that is a check of your weather forecast and more julie wright has more on the traffic. >> what was that streaking by? >> i don't know what just happened there. >> now that is an interesting forecast. all right. on the roads, you will find lanes are open, travelling to and from the wilson bridge keep an eye out for black ice. fire and res

there is a winter stormwatch off to the north and west. it does not include all those counties. include places like hagerstown. 38 is your daytime high. a.m. sun, p.m. clouds. chilly temperatures here to stay. the main event tonight, winter stormwatch north and west, cloudy skies. snow, sleet, freezing rain likely. check out your overnight low here in the city. it will be just cold enough that we can see some freezing rain here for a period. winds out of the south and east at five to 10 miles per hour. there is your five-day forecast. we'll wake one the wintry mix tomorrow morning. temperatures should top out near 40. we are looking at a light amount. it won't be enough to have a glade in parts of the region. back in the others by mop and tuesday. that is a look at weather. let's do some traffic with julie wright. what is going on? >> not a lot right now. i just sent you a street by the way. >> all right. i'm i'm on it. >> here we go on the roads this morning checking out the trip along 270 coming in out of germantown and rockville. no problems to report on the top stretch of the

north and west, well up north and west, around hagerstown and northern counties of maryland there, probably will stay mostly snow and sleet and then switch over to freezing rain. what ice that we do get accumulating, we're under this winter weather advisory from 11:00 until 1:00 tomorrow. the icing should not be significant. trace amounts of ice, maybe up to a tenth of an inch or something like that and then as you move further to the north and west, the accumulation of ice will get just a little bit greater. it does not look like this will be a big storm. mostly of a nuisance than anything. this is sental radar. you see a lot of snow and you can begin to see snow here. i think the radar is over doing that and initially we'll get some snowfalling, but the atmosphere at the low levels is so dry that most of this will just evaporate before it touches the ground. initially it will be very, very light. again, just looking at sental radar, we are not seeing any echos, which leads me to believe what we just saw on the wider region was not real. temperatures out there, plenty cold enough for snow

in fact, we'll have winds gusting north and west of the city about 50 miles per hour later today. >> nds. >> big time winds. in fact, wind advisory there north and west. let's kick it off with the radar and we'll show you the rain that's outta here and it did mix with or change over to a few snowflakes for some of our viewers off to the north and west. you can see generally speaking we've really quieted down after getting the overnight showers. we've got a mix of some clouds and some bright sunshine across parts of the area this morning. that'll be the theme around here with partly sunny conditions expected. let's switch maps and do the winds. check out the winds gusting now about 25 to 30 miles an hour and these are only going to pick up in intensity during the course of the day as our system off to the north continues to deepen. 35 your last wind gust in fredrick, 23 here in washington, 28 out in annapolis. so you get the idea here, very, very windy conditions expected. and here's your wind advisory, counties to the north and west of the district, so that doesn't include washington

that is the reason, we will open up with the radar and there is another one to the north west. back up here, the moisture has passed through the area and then what it will could do is bring a big change to the temperatures. enjoy this evening and tomorrow, this will come by on monday night and bring in the colder air from the evening. let's get to the numbers. it is great outside. 43 and partly cloudy skies and no weather concerns this year. tomorrow, another mild day, many people are off and could go out and enjoy. we will go back up to 59 and then back quickly, the forecast, here is a look, this is close to 60. by the time we get to the next few days, looking at the numbers, we will drop from way above average to below average. our highs on tuesday and wednesday in the 30s. the winds from the north west, no showers at times and it will settle down on the later part of the week. a cold spell coming our way. that is so fortunate. enjoy tonight, who knows what next year will bring. happy new year! >> happy new year! >> i'm not going to think about next week! i'm just going to en

clouds in and out of the north west with strong winds and the high of 42 could feel like 32.ll be windy today. >>> good morning. fortunately, not much to be concerned about for the morning drive if you head out on this federal holiday. we have some activity and the wind warnings in effect, the biggest issue of the morning. that is for all the area bridges and there is a look at the speeds on the beltway, looking nice. a look at the west side of the beltway, wide open there. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. >>> the clean up under way for several families in southeast baltimore after a fire on new year's day. it happen yesterday morning with eight homes being destroyed. they are saying that they cut trenches on the roof line to protect other homes. >>> there was an empty home that filled with smoke and flames just after 5:00 last night. they worked to battle that fire and the roof was badly damaged. no one hurt there. >>> in montgomery county, a crash claimed two lives. a driver hit a fence and a three. two passengers were dead at the seven and the driver was ta

want to show you the wind advisory now in effect, just moments ago off to the north and west of the city, so montgomery county, howard county in maryland, north central maryland, much of virginia, including loudoun county under the wind advisory where winds could gust to 50 miles per hour. and already this morning out in martinsburg we had a wind gust of 43 miles per hour, so we're getting close. let's do current temperature at reagan national. we'll do a bonus, reagan national currently 40 degrees. there's your five-day. i'll have more details on the weekend forecast in a minute. allison, back to you. >> tucker, thank you. >>> our big story now, occupy protesters asked to relocate. it's because of a rat infestation at their tent city. >> d.c. mayor vincent gray wants police to remove them from mcpherson square. fox 5's sheri lee is live at the square with the latest. good morning, sheri. reporter: good morning, tony, good morning, allison. the occupy d.c. group here at mcpherson square does not have a permit, but they have been allowed to stay. so far we have not seen any attempt to mov

west and northwest. by 5:00 p.m. d.c. is 52 and some areas north and west are in the 50 -- in the 40s like they are this morning. 45 martinsburg, 63 la plata and clouds out here on our michael & son weather camera with the temperature of 54. we're looking at the rain ending later this morning. windy and colder this afternoon as we drop into the low 50s. 30s tonight and 50s tomorrow. breezy. 40s on sunday. a colder day and monday, probably the chilly day on the seven day forecast as we're looking at a high around 40 but it doesn't last long. tuesday we're back to 52 and in the upper 50s again on wednesday. it's 6:47. back to andrea and jess. >>> time to reveal the answer to the morning. >> the question was -- the answer is a., let's talk. >> and we had one of our viewers who said stress level goes up because you don't know what's coming next. >> just want to talk about our feelings, what's so wrong with that gentlemen? >> bad, bad. that's the reaction. a check on the news before you go is next but we do know what mike's answer would have been. >>> 6

it is colder north and west. back to freezing or below. hen we check out our radar and highlights the clouds, a few snow bands and flurries trying to work in to forest hill and maybe hickory and the north side, a few flakes back there, typically once these cross the mountains we get support in the environment with the cold air and fast upper level winds. once you cross 95, the chance of flurries diminishes arundel, bay bridge to the eastern shore. when we talk about the flakes, better chance north and west. there is our source. wind flow is carrying west, southwest to northeast, really slamming buffalo and the cleveland suburbs. upper level winds carry the snow showers. this is pretty much a guarantee for half of the viewing area, west and north of baltimore. smaller chance south and

cold air off to the north and west, cooler air off to the north and west, that will get in here shortlyning rain showers will be with us, as you can see, and then later today you'll probably see some sunshine break out, things will get very blustery, winds will be gusting to 35 miles per hour north and west and that cooler air starting to work in. by tonight it'll feel like a january night with temperatures falling back into the upper 20s and low 30s. i mentioned the fuel, the energy for our storms this morning, right now we're 55 degrees in washington. remember, our average daytime high this time of year is in the mid-40s, 44. check out fredricksburg, 66 degrees. are you kidding me? 63 in culpepper, 61 in manassas and just 40s here off to the north and west. so the battleground has really been set right across the immediate washington area here and i'm afraid we're going to be dodging a lot of rain drops and perhaps some additional thunderstorms here the next couple of hours. 60, that will be the daytime high, that will be in the next hour or so and then the temperatures will start to

tough driving out there for the evening drive especially north and west of the city. that's where we saw most of the rain, 795 west. i was actually out here a little earlier this evening. have some videoo show you, visiting the old 706, the cub scout troop, boy it was a good time to be had, out here. the all different ranks there, a -- the bear,s bobcat, they were all watching us do our thing. that is -- all about. you have to help shape the young minds, it was good times. always like to get out and talk to everybody. they were like its getting toward 8:00. 46 degrees right now. humidity almost 100%. we have had quite a bit of rain. in spots. if you are watching eastern shore, south and east of the city didn't get that much rain. from townsend north we did. this included even hartford a little later in the evening. we saw rain crossing the area here, dousing the lens and by the way it was never that clear over the chesapeake this is the new view from kent, still a busy night out on the bay look temperatures, beginning to warm up through the overnight. i think as we pu

lots of 20s there north and west. mick in winds out of north and west to about 10 miles per hour. it feels like teens and low 20s. bring along a jacket here. kids will need to be prepared for a winter morning. check out detroit, 18 degrees. still? january. i'm being told to wrap. you can take care of the rest of the forecast yourself. >> or we can let julie wright chime in about it too. >> looking forward to wednesday. let's put it that way. right now out on the roads, coming in from the west, the crew in sky fox hovering above the dulles toll road and as you work your way eastbound, you will find your lanes are open as you travel in from reston making your way over towards hunter mill road and continuing in towards the main toll plaza. no problems to report to and from route 7 headed inbound towards the capital beltway. seven looks good coming in at drainsville. we'll update the ride, occupier loop of the beltway here at university boulevard. traffic behaving nicely working your way past university. stay to the left t

chans are we'll be north and west of the city. and west of the city. southeast, generally rain. there is the five-day. 38 this afternoon. hoping to get 040 tomorrow. overnight low, 40. we will be below freeing many by early next week, back into the 50s. that's not too bad for the end of january. that's a look at weather. let's do traffic and julie wright has a last look at your friday traffic. what's going on there? >> well, a lot. eastbound along 626, remains of that crash, east, lanes are open. but bumper-to-bumper traffic coupling from 7100. 50 stacked up at at least a mile at this point. well north of town is where we have another problem, eastbound ape long i-70 before you reach 29. accident activity now, expect delays from the mariesville road. >> julie, thank you very much >>> congressional republicans are on the attack after the obama administration says no to the keystone pipeline. that's one of the topics for this sunday. chris wallace is here. good morning, chris. good to see you. good to be with you. >> talking about th

north and west of town tonight, literally, this area north and west. southern p.a. and anywhere west of carroll county could see a little snow by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. then it will quickly end. some areas it appears, gets cold enough, could see a small accumulation of snow on the lawns. looks like it's just going to stay too warm most areas. 57/44 today. 41, 24. the averages. and record, 70. and 1 above zero. that record low, 1981. winds now southeast. they have been south pretty much all day long. late tonight, when the front comes through. they will shift more to the west. that will allow that cold air i showed you. cincinnati down in the 20s already. just east of the area, it's still in the 40s. so there's cold air, sitting right back here. most of this is going to travel up to the northwest initially. then cold air will come back for the weekend. right now, it's snowing from michigan down to wisconsin. chicago is going to get their biggest snow of the year. they've had nothing so far. they may see gusty winds. 3, 4, 5, 6 inches of snow. you'll read ab

dense fog north and west of town. dense fog advisory until 9:00 for most of the suburbs north and west. mostly sunny, 49. comfortable 51 for the drive- home temperature. >> today is tuesday, january 24th. here is a check on the news before you go. >> classes will resume today at samuel chase elementary school. prince george's county police say 48-year-old burnett butler was struck and killed by a maintenance worker in the school parking lot yesterday. an investigation is underway. >>> a hearing to determine whether john hinckley jr. is ready for week-long visits with his mother resumes today amount bookstore employee testified hinckley wanted becomes on assassination. hinckley shot president reagan in 1981. >>> the space shuttle "discovery" will do a flyover above d.c. in april. it will ride piggyback on a 747 on its way to the air and space museum at dulles airport. it will go on display later in the spring. >>> "cbs this morning" begins at the top of the hour. they'll talk with the man who wrote the groundbreaking bi

it feels like 20g off to the north and west. feels-- it feels like 20s off to the north and west. re is a look at your satellite-radar. we haven't done this much this year out of the north and west but we've got in very pronounced northwesterly flow and that will keep things on the cool side later today. our high temperatures tomorrow on tuesday are going to struggle to the freezing mark mixing winds out of the north and west gusting to about 35. i promise tomorrow will feel like the coldest day of the year. not going to be hard, only the third day of the year. but it will be the coldest day of the year this winter. out to the west, the lake effect snow machine will kick in. they could get up to a foot of snow starting later this afternoon, tonight and during the day tomorrow. 43 your daytime high. lots of sunshine. i think early this morning, we have a few clouds around. breezy, much cooler. check out the winds gusting to the west. mostly cloudy tonight, windy and cold overnight. 27 your overnight low. frigid tomorrow with partial sunshine. could be a few flurries tomorrow as well

we couldn't see some winter weather even in close but there is a winter stormwatch off to our north and west. it includes hagerstown, winchester, martinsburg. lots of advisories. winter weather advisories off it our north. winter storm warning now north and west out towards pittsburgh and western maryland. you get the idea here. it looks like we'll have a spell of winter weather here starting later tonight. it will transition to that dreaded freezing rain during the overnight hours before changing to all rain during the day on saturday. 38 today. a.m. sun, p.m. clouds. then the main event arrives tonight. not a lot of prosip with it but just enough to cause problems. 30 your euro night low. we will be below freezing here in the city or right around freezing. tomorrow, it should transition to rain with temperatures near 40 t should be an early shower sunday. back into the 50s by monday and tuesday. old man winter will be in retreat by the end of the weekend. let's doing traffic and julie wright has your latest. >> you are talking about a little wintry mix and all of that, you got to keep in m

north and west of town. this covers howard, montgomery, loudoun, northern fauquier and points north and west of the shenandoah valley. winds that could get 50, maybe 55 to the high peaks out west and that goes until 6:00 p.m. the rest of us certainly will have a windy day but not -- not as windy as those areas in the advisory. we have gusts now and they're now 29 at andrews, 47 rat national airport. that's the highest wind gusts although down south. 39-mile an hour gust at the patuxent river naval air station and that will be the case today. lots of wind. the bus stop forecast, on the right side for this one. partly sunny, windy and cold. 35 to 45 still milder south and east of that sunrise at 7:26. and then today, our day planner, well, we'll get some sunshine but a windy day. mid 30s at 8:00. near 40 at noon and that's going to be the temperature high. we're going stay around 40 degrees, maybe holding in the upper 30s. look at the winds though. west to southwest, 19, 20, 19, these are the sustained winds bu

one or two flurries to the north and west out towards hagerstown. it is possible a few of those could sneak into the area in the next few hours but i think generally we'll be dry and sunny this affect. just kind of chilly and windy with winds gusting to about 30 miles per hour throughout the day. temperature in the 30s by 4:00 p.m. >> this is the warmer part of the day? >>> this is the warmer part of the day. >>> let's go to julie wright and find out what is happening on the area roadways. >> the wind, the temperatures, brr! >> i know. >> on the roads, so far, so good. no problems to report as you continue to work your way around the capital beltway. last time around, we mentioned some debris down near van dorn street. we are in better shape passing by colesville road with no problems to report continuing over towards 270. you will find northbound 5 as you approach, a mine ore fender bender. still an easy commute traveling northbound on 395 leaving turkey street headed up towards seminary road in the hovs and the main line. that's a check of your fo

a little colder north and west of the metro area.e, it won't take long to boost temperatures. we will break through the fog cover and we will be in the upper 50's to the upper 60's in many spots. all changes tonight with a cold front coming through and that will cause a brief wintry mix and maybe a light coating snow north and west of the city. you will wake up friday morning and it will be winter again. we'll take a more detailed look at what is coming this way and a couple of minutes. >> i know lisa baden will appreciate the mild temperatures. >> that's true, we will appreciate the south capitol street and martin -- and malcolm x avenue as just reopened. you can get through and over to bolling air force base. southbound 270 delays are often on from germantown and this is democracy boulevard. we had two separate car wrecks and duke street on northbound 395 with is gone but the lais are from the prince william parkway passed the beltway. we will take you over to the greenway and the toll road and that underpass is 28 out of sterling.

we had a frontal system come through during the late night hours winds have shifted out of the north and weste gates for the cooler air to move on in. we will be a lot chillier than yesterday as mentioned. >>> temperature falling all morning. 42 washington lots of 30s north and west flurries near winchester and martins burg it is possible you will see a few more flurries, there will be a few flurries out to the west as that lake-effect snow machine kicks in 46 frederick, leonard town, cooling down 43 for you, 44 to the east in annapolis, here is your satellite radar, your frontal system off to our south and east a few left over showers, and that should generally be out of here there is that lake-effect snow machine kicking in with streamers into central pennsylvania and a few of those will be sneaking into our northwest communities but that will be about it, sunshine, blustery, chilly, highs upper 30s low 40s later this afternoon and cold one tonight overnight lows back into the 20s. 41 that will be your afternoon high temperature warmer than that but i think we will be in the low 40s. mentio

we could have gusts mike, 50 miles an hour north and west of town. a wind advisory is where we start this morning. wind advisory up in those counties north and west of us, hordes, montgomery, loudoun. not fairfax, plenty windy nonetheless but northern fauquier counties and everybody, up toward the pennsylvania border, shenandoah valley in the mountains and the problem as you go to the west side of the divide is that we're lookinged snow as well. in place -- at snow as well. in places like garrett county, the snow and winds which are now gusting to 35 miles per hour, near blizzard conditions and that's why we've got schools closed in garrett county and delays in mineral and alleghany county this morning. gusts to near 30 in annapolis and easton and gusting to 20 at the southern maryland. patuxent river naval air station. our bus stop forecast, partly sunny, windy. chilly. temperatures running from the mid 30s even some low 30s now to maybe low 40s. probably have to nudge these temps down a few degrees. skies are becoming clear outside. the precip is go

and we'll have a blustery wind move in during the afternoon out of the north and west. at will bring in the colder weather, and we'll be into the low 50s by sunset as we clear out. a clear night tonight, a briez o -- a breeze over the north and west will settle by evening. near 40 by midnight. then near 30 by dawn on saturday. sunny tomorrow, highs low to mid 50s. then colder weather moves in on sunday and monday. should stay dry. into midweek next week, warmer, maybe some rain by the end of the week. danella, how's traffic? >>> good morning, still looking good if you're getting ready it head out of the house. if you're traveling along i-66, we'll look together. from the bypass really to the beltway, your lanes are open. and you're pretty clear. i'll give you a live look at sully road. looking good in this area, even fairfax county parkway heading eastbound. the commute looks good at 62 miles per hour. continuing on i-66 inside the beltway, a live look at glebe road. you see here your lanes are open and, in fact, volume's still light. another eastbound travel speed, stil

the worst of it is offer -- off to the north and west.ports of some more freezing rain. we're in the done with it yet but generally the amounts are very light. that being said, it doesn't take a lot to start to cause some problems. that is why we got some school delaws and the delay with the federal government this morning. let's take a look at the freezing ran advisory through 9:00 a.m. it is 11:00 a.m. for you in montgomery county and howard county in maryland, loudoun county in virginia, under the advisory until 11:00. we won't be able to get rid of the freezing temperatures for a few more hours. very difficult this time of year when after he got high pressure off to the north to get rid of cold temperatures. 34 now in washington. 28 in gaithersburg. 30 at dulles. most of the area here off to the north and west is still below freezing. winchester just jumped to 34. that is good news for you. fredericksburg, you're 32. leonardtown, you are 32 as well. you too could have a few slick spots on your way to work. sent nell sat-rad, there you

through 9:00, better chance of snow showers north and west of town.of them coming through fauquier county this morning. they could be scattered through frederick and montgomery county. temperatures not moving much. upper 20s to low 30s. that's all we're going to get for the afternoon with the flurries and snow showers. bundle up. wind chills only in the teens and 20s. andrea and mike? >> thank you, howard. each friday, students in montgomery county are able to get food to take home for the weekend. >> it is all part of a program that fights childhood hunger. in this week's hero central, skwrárbg hayward features ministries. >> the backpack program has been in existence. 600 middle and elementary school youngsters are provided two breakfasts, two lunches and two dinners along with snacks. >> malnutrition affects the cognitive growth of a child which means that if a child is not fed with the proper nutrition in their formative years but then later on the family financial forecast changes, still the damage that was done of all of those years of malnutrit

if it's icing it will be farther north and west. so you wake up trying to find the delay and you are not seeing that because it hasn't happened. we are just starting to tearchg now but the wind advisory for all of us 40 to 50-mile-per- hour gusts and you will feel that and that will be the

but the worst possible is north and west of town. here's your 7-day outlook. little warmer on saturday into the lower 40s. then sunday 39 degrees with showers possible. stay off the roads tonight. get the kids home earlier. and avoid going out early tomorrow morning. we'll be right back with jc in the kitchen! >>> all right. i'm one on one with executive chef andre okita, and guess what? it's the year of the dragon, and so we're getting ready to celebrate chinese new year. which begins on monday. hilton hotels throughout the area are celebrating in a big way. and executive chef andre is here to present a wonderful dish. what are you cooking today? >> part of the initiative is a breakfast. >> really? a break fast? >> right. so i'm going to start cooking the breakfast right now. we've got garlic, ginger, and mushrooms that are start cooking. >> okay. >> in the meantime, we'll talk about the initiative a little bit. >> all righty. >> what we have is we want to welcome them into our hotel. so we have slippers, again comfort. >> of course. >> we have teapots so the

look at the areas north and west. lot of cold air north and west. that will be headed toward us for today, tonight and the first half of tomorrow. 29 at reagan national. feels like 20. the dew points are down in the mid teens right now. very dry, cold arctic air has moved in. you can see the results with the snow showers from the mountains of north carolina all the way up to new york state and northern new england where the snow is flying. we'll have snow showers around today and late this afternoon. not so much tonight. another shot later on tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night before things start to moderate. today, 33. couple of snow showers and flurries. tomorrow, 36 after starting in the teens and 20s with a chance again for some afternoon, evening flurries and snow showers. 45 on thursday. by friday and saturday, back above 50. some rain which may end as snow late on monday. monday temps near 40. monika stepping in with timesaver traffic. >> a lot heavier this morning on the interstates than it was last week or the week before. so, give yourself

, north and west of -- i mean it is trying to sneak in the belt way but hanging out just north and west burg, reston as you work your way up 270, dense fog that red indicating visibility less than a quarter mile. sorry got the hd radar on. again conditions are not great north and west of the city continue to have a lot of fog this will burn off should be a beautiful day warmer than yesterday. temperatures right now believe it or not we are already, about 10 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. there you go. 43 regan national, 39 gaithersburg cooler here in the mountains, 35 martins burg. leonard town, southern maryland, 46, should be a great looking afternoon i know we have a lot of low clouds, not looking promising right now, frontal system moving through overnight, starting to get the breaks in the clouds off to the south and west ohio, kentucky, lots of clear skies that will build on through and deliver a couple nice days, today and tomorrow nice highs upper 40s. 5 day forecast, 55 should be a dry day for you. plenty of sunshine seasonably cool, 34 your overnight low. 20s outside t

winter storm watch in effect for some counties north west of the metro. more about that and accumulations, coming up. >> winter theory creating a big mess out west. rising floodwaters in oregon from the melting snow and ice for a whole city to evacuate. half of the town of turner is under water. in washington state the massive ice storm is bringing down tree branches on to power lines. and has knocked out power to about 270,000 people. it could be into the weekend or possibly next week before the lights come on. as far east as cleveland bumper-to-bumper traffic as jammed the roads after blowing snow and ice caused accidents there. we have breaking news we are following from in cumberland. a child has died after flames broke through a home this morning around 6:00 a.m. in a row house on harrison street. 6-year-old girl was rescued but died in the hospital. her 10-year-old sister is missing. they believe the missing child was in the house when the fire started. the girl's mother and a 7-month- old baby escaped unharmed. five other homes were damaged in the

martinsburg, 30. 20s off to the north and west.aithersburg and frederick, you are still in the 20s. even leonardtown, still 32 degrees. some of the roadways out there, some of the less used roadways could get slick in a hurry if you are getting a little fog and mist that could adhere to the surface. chains in the forecast, the fog, the mist will continue this morning but eventually it will just change into a rainy day. that being said, we could have a good soaking rain around here this afternoon as this frontal system moves in. it should push in some warmer temperatures. we should be in the 40s this afternoon. cloudy skies, early freezing rain. mist, fog, transitioning to an afternoon rain. 45 your daytime high. we should clear the 32-degree bar. early showers and clearing overnight. overnight temperatures should stay at or above the freezing mark at 40 so we won't have to worry about refreezing tomorrow morning. look at tuesday's forecast. 54degrees, our little snowpack will be gone by tomorrow. sunshine, 47 on wednesday. could be