so much colder air up across northern maryland.f you live up there or traveling that way, be careful. on planning out your day. a lot of slipperiness for the area this morning, lots of melting did your the early afternoon and then light rain showers move in between about 4:00 and 8:00 this evening. it will be rain to start as temperatures will be above freezing. keeping an eye on any chance for that turning to ice by early

maryland. southern pennsylvania extreme northern and northwestern maryland may get a little dusting here. snow burst would not surprise me from time to time in places that may briefly cover the ground. but the significant snow real snow way back out west. western virginia eastern west virginia and extreme western maryland and up to western pa that's where there's a winter weather advice any place maybe good 2 to 4" of snow higher elevation and western facing mountains get the most. next couple days 45 today. showers. whether snow showers or rain showers or combination of both. okay that's a real possibility. look at tomorrow. super cold. 33 degrees. most places will stay in the upper 20s. and wind will blow tomorrow 10 to 20. maybe a few gusts 25. we'll never feel like we're in the 20s or 30s. we'll be in the teens and feels like or 20s and feels like. 31 in town binghamton 16. >>> not super cold northwest because clipper is m coming through. there's snow flying out here with clouds too. that's keeping temperatures up a little bit. i know looking at this it looks ominous but a lot of snow

this is all powder across parts of northern maryland. it's a heavier, wetter snow. do know that the power outages are more likely to take place east of i-95 towards the bay. because the winds are stronger % and the snow is heavier and wetter. so planning out your day, right now it's coming down north and south, east and west, all directions, just blowing and driving snow. heavy snow through at least mid-to-late morning. moderate steady snows and that includes wind. it's going to remain windy all day today. current winds are gusting to 30 miles per hour at joint base andrews. 35 for the gusts at annapolis. ocean city, 55 mile per hour gusts at ocean city. it's all rain along the beaches. wow, what an awful lot of wind energy. future winds, these are sustained winds now, in the 20 to 30 mile per hour range all day long today. the winds could easily continue to gust well over 40 miles per hour at least through noon, 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon. sustained winds will start to lay down a little bit by 10:00 tonight. more in that 15 to 20 mile-per-hour sustained range. by th

so much colder air up across northern maryland. if you live up there or traveling that way, be careful. on planning out your day. a lot of slipperiness for the area this morning, lots of melting did your the early afternoon and then light rain showers move in between about 4:00 and 8:00 this evening. it will be rain to start as temperatures will be above freezing. keeping an eye on any chance for that turning to ice by early tomorrow morning. so shoveling, warmer air will help. good sledding conditions and back to school? not today and probably not tomorrow either. road conditions remain a problem. >>> new problem northbound bw parkway at 198, a tiny slow down there. 66 inbound at nutley, about a 2 1/2 mile backup headed inbound because of the snowplow and removal crews on the right side of the roadway. you have to stay left. this is the scene around town this morning. as far as metro go, orange line, we have buses right now running there ballston to the four stations not opening today. vienna, dunn loring, west falls church and ea

it will bring the heaviest snowfall to eastern kentucky, west virginia, northern maryland and southeast pennsylvania. some could get one to two feet of snow. >>> so preparing for the potential winter weather starting early tomorrow morning. local plumbers said they dealt with several busts pipes and expect more as the temperatures dip. you can inlate your pipes and keeping the thermostat at the same temperature night and day. and down trees and limbs are the leasing cause of outages during the storms. >> winter weather can be unpredictable so we have all of our crews on hand and ready to respond. >> so you're asked to prepare ahead of the event. put together an emergency supply kit with flashlights, battery, water and nonperishable foots. let's take a look at that list of schools operating on a two- hour delay today. these are operating on a two- hour delay. tomorrow's list could be a lot longer. >> that is for sure. >> we were talking about our weather app. you were helping me navigate that. that is awesome stuff. >> yes. you can see where it is snowing and freezing rain tomorrow morni

but especially north and west of up to, northern maryland into the west of through originof bl get ay or two tonight. notice keeps most of the real flurry chances well west of the blue ridge. but i couldn't rule out an isolated snowflake or two. whatever does fall will stick, but i'm not expecting if i troubles. "7-day forecast," upper 30s to near 40 today and tomorrow. milder air starts to move in on sunday. sunday's eye near 50. monday's high 58 and into the second. did he say second? yes, he did it's melissa mollet's turn. >>> it is slick and we have a different problem. 29 at monument drive, southbound lanes, two lanes blocked because of a car fire. storm team 4 x 4 driving through northwest washington. you can see this route looks just okay. but some roads again we are blocked partially by snow in parts of the roadways. southbound new hampshire after 29, only the left lane getting by because of that snow removal there. and route 1 as you're getting on to 95 north, only one lane open there on that ramp because of snow removal, as well. big look at things, again light volume. some

west virginia, western virginia, northern maryland and and some area could get one to feet of snow. so prepare for the potential winter weather that we could see early tomorrow morning. and local plumbers said they've dealt with several busted pipes and expect more as the temperatures continue to dip. you can prevent frozen pipes by letting cold water drip from your fought set and insulating pipes. and duke energy said that down trees and limbs are the leading cause of outages during the storm. >> winter weather can be unpredictable. so we're having all of our crews on hand and where had to respond. -- and ready to respond. >> you're asked to prepare. you can put together an emergency supply kid that includes flashlights, batteries, water and nonperishable food items. operating on a two-hour delay today. you can find the latest on wncn.com wet. and you'll need the wncn.com address because tomorrow i expect the number of schools closing or on that hour delay to continue. >> yes. i certainly look for school schedules to be interrupted tomorrow. and we're tracking cold temperatures, ju

a lot of the clouds are away from us and trying to go to northern maryland, we are watching that. the upper 20s. and it's freezing in leesburg and fairfax. down to 30 in bowie. it looks like if you're right on the bay, you will be in the 20s tonight. as far as saturday, i expect a sunny day for the most part, and breeze is south, to south west in the afternoon. highs mid- to upper 40s, and monday, it it gets cold, and i do have a flake possibility for monday as well. i will talk more about that when i see you in a few minutes. >> howard, thank you. >>> starting your new year off right with heavy coat and our wusa news app. you will get the latest information when you need it. the extended forecast is available 24/7. >>> up and down the flooded mississippi river, the news is good and bad. in springfield, the water is retracting finally but head south, and people are in an evacuation. >>> the wild chase that ended in the wild oak area, the trouble started with a drug deal gone bad, and it ended with two cars racing around the street with one of them going the wrong way down new hamp

a couple of sprinkles may get to northern maryland. most of it staying in the mountains and pennsylvania. we have big wins, snow gusts up to 54. now, locally, fredericks county. pittsburgh, washington county, 49. now, leesberg43. now, we are still seeing gusts over 30 miles an hour. so much of 40 at davidson. we are at 36. gusting to the middle to upper 20s over at joint base. now, all of the wind bringing in sharply colder air. lower northern shore. the teams now, work, school in the morning, our windchills are now in the wents and the 30s. met teens and the 20s area wide when we start monday. thanks to the storm system that brought the heavy rain. the record of 1 inch of rain at dulles per for the day. some an inch and a half last night. all of that lifted away from us, allowing per a strong push of cold air to be headed our way. there is another clipper behind that. arriving on tuesday night. now, we are feeling the cold. we are feeling the case on monday. highs in the 30s to maybe, maybe 40 on the warm spot. next clipper, forms and

maybe sweepable amounts across northern maryland and out into the panhandle of west virginia.obody -- doesn't look like anybody in our viewing area will get an inch of snow. right now, current temperatures 25, gaithersburg. 30 in washington. 34 in annapolis. early morning walk or jog, a steady rise in temperatures. winds will turn around to the south this morning. that will put temperatures up to the 40s. this will start as rain for the metro area. all the advisories back out to our west, purple shading here, those are winter weather advisories, they stop once you get into far parts of western maryland, no advisories except for wint advisories here in the metro. the tan shading, winds could be gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour or more. strongest winds again likely between about 6:00 and 10:00 this evening. winter weather advisories only as close as petersburg and far parts of western maryland. once the cold settles in, it will stick around. check out your temperatures for tomorrow, starting off in the teens with windchills down near zero. and staying below freezing all day tomor

freezing rain advisory until 11:00 this morning for northern maryland and eastern west virginia as this ripple of moisture comes on in. this is the band out here across ohio that i think will bring us our next chance for some rain showers. that moves in here during the late half of the afternoon. so here is future weather. clouds thicken up this morning into early this afternoon. by 6:00 tonight, a chance for a couple of light rain showers moving on through. that continues up to about midnight, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. by early tomorrow, still cloudy, but the rain will be coming to an end. we will clear out tomorrow, but that's when the colder air starts to settle back in. so 45 today, 43 relatively early tomorrow, but then highs back in the 30s on thursday and friday, more important than that, overnight low temperatures thursday, friday, saturday morning way below freezing once again. that will refreeze everything pretty solid. so whatever melting we can get done in the next couple days will be important because we have a couple more hard refreezes to come later on. how is all this t

brought the heavy snowfall 15789s quickly during the overnight hours and that is still falling in northern maryland in northern virginia just the areas north and west of us. montgomery county up further into west virginia too and that's going to extend up to pennsylvania by the way. a little bit lighter out here obviously. but we actually expect that heavy snow band to slide back down here before this whole storm winds down. and as far as that, that's probably not winding down until later this evening. so right now out here, it is very windy. it's definitely gusty and we're seeing a lot of the blowing and drifting. everyone who is plowing and shoveling the drifts will runl all the work that you're doing. we're here for the rest of the afternoon and we'll continue to see the snow totals climb. steve and maureen i'll send it back to you guys. >> the totals are impressive it is something to behold we said textbook storm. that's what they've been calling it. lo and behold, that's what it is. >> melanie was trying to get up in the heavy equipment annie is going for the 4 by 4. >> she's making friends. >

for now there are actual snowflakes coming up in northern maryland in the panhandle of virginia.your hourly planner, snow flurries and snow showers, no accumulation. kids. you will have go to school and not get out today. windchills down near 20 degrees. we'll get into more of the details. how many to wear and the forecast coming up. right now breaking news in first four traffic. >>> baracking news. still we have this problem. we're talking about alexandria, duke street shut down. the lanes are blocked because of this water main break. here is a live picture here as crews are on the scene with derrick ward. taking a look at 95. want co-to the beltway taking about 20 minutes. don't have towire too mucher about delays. southbound, no major issues as you're headed southbound on 95 as well. also taking a look at this issue, downtown eastbound l street. we'll have travel times in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. developments in the fight over gun control laws. nbc's edward lawrence is on capitol hill with reaction. edward, good morning. >> good morning, eun. you can imagine the reacti

they have been getting hammered in northern maryland, and philadelphia 13 inches of snow.we have 14 now at reagan international airport. and here is a new update on the snowfall totals for you. 21 is the highest we could find in virginia, that is the panhandle, 17.2 in fredrick. chantilly 16. and there is reagan national at 14 inches of snow. and another graphic, and few more totals. garic park maryland 18 inches. 17 in germantown, dulles 15.2. we appreciate your photos as well. take a look at this one, the snow was taller than petey the cat in virginia thank you for sending that photo in. here is another one, clearing the heat pump, as you wake up this morning don't forget to clear out the heat pump so you don't have problems with that. you don't want to lose heat in this situation. the pups some of them having fun, some not so much. this is ali from virginia, and something i want to keep in mind, pics at www.wjla.com, that's where you send the photos to us. take the pictures, hold your cameras sideways. don't do the up-and-down, when you do it sideways it fills up the wh

roa a light dusting of snownow northwestern neighborhoods,ghrh light accumulation northern nth marylandhernmaryland, soun pennsylvania. how about that?ho >> we won't bew making any snowballs.snowballs. >> no snowballs.>> n >> snow show balls. >> go ahead and check in withh caitlin joining us thisni u morning. >> good morning.>> g >> good to see you.d >> good to see you all. all you can't say that wordt wd thinking no one is going tong jump on that.hat. >> snowballs. >> snow showers.>> >> snowballs, snowballs,al snowballs.snowballs. >> just snow. it's just not going to -- yeah its not going to be ignored. thanks gary. we've been following this justss came in dale boulevard crashvara down towards dale city a crash investigation at ashdaleig avenue hit and run. oatuene lane is opened each ways but if you are in that arean a that's your normal commute be aware there's a lot of policee' activity on the scene fromn that earlier hit and run so the investigation remains dale boulevard at ashdale avenue. further off to our northur n staying in virginia here in alexandria, two parts of --, twt tw

could be a few areas of freezing fog out in the southern parts of the shenandoah valley, up into northern maryland just be on the lookout. there could be a hint of iciness out there first thing this morning. not much in the way of accumulation of ice on the ground because the ground is not frozen. heading out for a walk or jog, it's not going to be a pretty one. drizzle and mist out there. temperatures gradually trending into the 40s. dinner and a movie tonight, you will probably need an umbrella. nothing on radar just yet. there's rain in the forecast for not just tonight. shower action bushlgs this band of rain arrives here late saturday night. that will be the heaviest rain over the next couple of days. so drizzle moves in tonight with a couple of light showers around. as we get into the weekend. a lot of clouds around. best rain chances are after 6:00 tomorrow evening. heaviest rain around midnight. sun, rainy in the morning. quite breezy. a south wind puts us up at 60 at noontime. temperatures will drop into the 30s by monday morning. a chilly seven-day forecast shows up. for now time for tra

conversation at snowflakes around the metro area might be enough to be sweepable snow across northern maryland and out to the shenandoah valley. we'll be detailing all this. doug and d.j. will have all this coming up at 5:00 as welg. >>> 20s now, 30s by 9:00. 30s by 11:00 a.m. this morning. highs up, flirting with 40 degrees. that's it. another breezy and cold evening. temperatures will be in the low to mid-30s. it's going to be a cold one for sure. future weather, sunshine for sure. here's racing, a little hint of snow chances most likely between 3:00 and 8:00. but again it's going by in a great big hurry. snowfall amounts. maybe two to three-tents of an inch. already thinking about the weekend? i know you are. looks like both saturday and sunday will have an abundance of clouds and a risk for rain showers but it is january and it might be cold enough where we're talking an snow chance over the weekend. don't hold your breath on that. we'll boil it down to the four things you need to know. melissa mollet, trouble in the district. >> we have brand-new problem in the district. 295 northbound at

amounts of snow, conversational snowflakes, must have to sweep, quarter to half an inch of snow northern maryland to the shenandoah valley. keeping a careful track on this. high resolution model, clouds increasing. here is the real show, though. after about 4:00 or 5:00, that is the shot of steady rain and snow showers that will be blasting on through here. it will all be out of here by 9:00 or 10:00. that's when the bitter cold settles right back in on us. very frigid day coming up for tomorrow and tomorrow night. thursday, chilly as well. little more mild on friday, back up to near 50. this weekend, clouds, few shower chances mainly on your saturday. >>> looking now at one problem, d.c. 295 southbound at nanny helen borrows avenue. a slow commute this morning, pw parkway to 295. branch after after brandy wine road, that crash is hanging around as well. inner loop at 95, a disabled vehicle slowing things a little bit there at the top of the beltway. 270 at falls, normal volume southbound and northbound. inbound 7, in vienna, we have a crash inbound 7 looking nasty. 66 normal volume inbound and 9

but for tonight again wind chill advisories are hoisted for all of our northwestern suburbs, northern marylandding baltimore, leesburg, back towards the potomac highlands, wind chills from 10 to 20 below. so if you had off today and you are all going back to work and school tomorrow, a brutal start tomorrow morning. temperatures right now very cold. 21 in washington, 20 in baltimore. 19 in dulles and 19 in culpeper. you've got the wind gusts too and it will remain breezy overnight so currently gusting over 25 miles per hour here in washington. that makes it feel like 7 degrees. it felt like this all day like we were in the single digits and already in hagerstown it feels like 2 below. so really, really cold. that's the big weather story through tomorrow. high pressure in place, along with the cold air we've got the sunshine. high temperatures didn't make it out of the 20s today, they won't either again tomorrow and by wednesday we should see a limit bit of moderation. also on wednesday you could be seeing some flakes fly, but don't worry that is very different than what we're anticipating late

before the starts because you know how fast thingf go downhill on the roads and of after 5 into northern maryland. there's the storm again, the worst of it is friday night throughout saturday.th you can see we really are in the bulls eye and then you add add 40-mile an hour wind gusts and you can't see anything and alld of that heavy snow why isinging to below and drift.rif we hand to expand some of the bigger areas and i'll show youhw how the winds are looking. i'll take you hour by hour. > that's coming up. we anticipate the heavy, when ha the snow could result in downed trees and disrupted power lines with the potential for considerable power outages. the governor said it could takec up to a week t remove all the snow. so he urged residents to stockpile food or at least thath long. of course when the blizzardlizz moves into the dmv driving d around is going to be nearly impossible. last night, our region had reg trouble dealing with less than an inch of snow, which snarled traffic for hours. yesterday's treatment of area ar roads fell short, area transportation departments are promising to do

mostly up into the low and mid-30s across northern maryland.id to maybe even upper 30s from washington south along the i-95 corridor into fredericksburg. walking impacts today, it is treacherous. be careful out there. driving, a lot of snow and ice covered roads. flying, limited service. but that is an improving weather travel picture for sure. no big storms anywhere near us. the next thing we're watching is this little event out here across the northern plains. tomorrow another refreeze tonight, but not as cold p. 20s to near 30 tomorrow morning. and then clouds back, a chance for light rain tomorrow afternoon. and mostly rain tomorrow evening, but that could mix in at times with some wet snowflakes. so keep that in mind tomorrow evening, not looking for a big storm, just a little nuisance level event tuesday night into wednesday. and another snow chance coming up on thursday, as well. "7-day forecast," a lot of healthing today and tomorrow. watching for a little rain/snow chances wednesday, thursday. and then big improvements by the weekend.

continue 24 to 30 inches especially in the washington suburbs but it will be west virginia, northern virginia, maryland and southern pennsylvania getting the brunt of this system. they will still get up to 9 inches in new york city but by then the snow will lose its impact. we're getting the clouds. the thicker variety will sit the hear. i do think the sea and our the moisture but there's enough being entrained. that's why we like our chance of sprinkles and breezes. it's 46 in reno. 67 in phoenix. saturday afternoon highs low to mid-60s in southern california. 4 in salt lake. for southern nevada tonight, the lake is only going down to 51. boulder city, 43. then highs tomorrow, sandy valley, 57 degrees while mesquite checks in with a big 6-0. for the las vegas valley, 44, occasional cloudiness tonight and tomorrow, but they will thicken during the middle of the day leading to that chance for rain. we're not expecting anything significant, a little splash and dash or some drizzle. sprinkles. just enough to ruin that freshly cleaned car. leftover breezes on sunday. not doing too bad. we'll start next wee

very cold morning, windchill advisories are posted for northern maryland, panhandle of west virginia all the shenandoah valley and loudoun and montgomery counties. keep that in mind. here is the fauch wiuture windc. windchills up to 12 degrees by about 4:00 this afternoon. fortunately once the sun goes down, the wind will ease up. as a result, windchills won't be the only big nose-dive below zero tonight into tomorrow morning. still single numbers, but not going to be the dangerously low windchills. planning your day out, 15 degrees this morning, with chills below zero, 22 at noon, 25 at 5:00 this afternoon. windchills back in the single numbers. we have a little chance for flurry coming in tomorrow ahead of the bigger storm this weekend. here is tomorrow, 7:00 tomorrow night, 9:30 tomorrow, chance for flurries going on through here. not anything more than just a coating. the weekend storm, much more likely to be significant, it has blizzard potential, could impact travel and power. the forecast models are in good agreement, on average, works too early for hometown snow amounts, but

the way back up into areas of southern new england to north carolina, the west virginia, northern virginia, maryland, back into pennsylvania and the new york city area. what's incredible is that many of the huge cities on i-95 allp their seasonal snowfall with just one storm, even some areas higher than that. jfk getting 30 inches. baltimore also with a record. dulles, you're in fourth placer your all-time. philadelphia, we will do some considerable melting.er areas. even d.c. will do some decent melting in the next couple of days. >> put it behind us. thanks, bill. >>> now to some entertainment at the box office leonardo dicaprio's the revenant took in starwarriors the force "star wars" the force awaken came in second and the rival took in third. >>> one direction, louiemlinson took to twitter. he said i'm pleased to say my baby son was born yesterday. he is healthy and pretty we wish the mom and him the best. are they old enough to have children? they seem like little babies. >> we're getting older. >> former bandmate zain mallet had a different his will be released on friday. happy birthday to yo

college hoops where maryland hosts northern western tonight. the terps are eager to build off the thrashing. it was due to trimble. the terps are unbeatable. but if he's not on the floor they struggle. he only scored two points in ped ped loss to michigan. but it was just one game. head coach mark turgeon isn't concerned. >> he is a winner. he knows what the team needs. he doesn't care about the numbers. i know he goes to the room at night and i know he thinks about it. in the heat of the moment he is doing what is best for the team. he thinks about winning all the time. >> georgetown and virginia will think about winning as well. maureen: get an update from doug on the weather. doug: on track for significant storm friday, saturday, saturday night. steve rudin will have more to stay about it tonight at 11:00. maureen: thank you. leon: thank you. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is up next with political endorsement for the r girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you h

the heavy band of snow is in northern maryland back up through central, northern jersey, back to newst north of new york city along the connecticut coast and pretty good bands down there along the south shores of massachusetts and throughout the cape and the islands also. as far as the pictures went this morning, sea isle city, the morning high tide was horrendous. we don't think it will be quite as bad but some additional damage is possible. when you see additional pictures like this coming in, you see the slushy storm, y don't normally get it with hurricanes usually with winter storms and it's here in all the businesses. a lot of restaurant and bars around these areas had water in them and they'll have to go in in the days ahead and they only have four months until the busy season hits. when sandy hit it was the end of october, beginning of november they had a little additional time and it will be a crunch trying to get all the places cleaned up and the water out of them and pull the carpets and do that sort of stuff and that's not fun and that's what they'll be dealing with as far

around southern maryland, around the northern neck. here's some sleet that's starting to come into the system and we knew early on that that was one area we had to keep an eye on for the possibility of not? just sleet but ice pellets so we're seeing some change in the upper atmosphere right now. we'll keep an eye on that. check some things and have more to just how far to the north that line could move. >> that's always the question where the rain and mix line continues to be. right now we're at 23 degrees, winds out of the northeast at 22. we're seeing gusts close to 35 miles an hour. and that's what you need over the course of a few hours to get blizzard like conditions. here's the radar. you notice bright white going on. i've gotten reports out of fredericksburg that this has been falling as sleet around the fredericksburg area for almost three hours and, yes, that would bring down totals in n the fredericksburg areas. very heavy snow coming through prince georges you want s couns good snow coming down here. we're getting reports of

maryland. the northern neck. almost to 66. and then of course, 7:00, 8:00, we turn wet and we are going to be wet. did you notice the brighter colors, the yellows, the oranges, the heavier rain stay south and east. spots in southern maryland and the northern and eastern shore. get over an inch of rain tonight. i think a half inch or so here. and pulls back quickly. sunshine tomorrow. breezy, cold air follows. some, saturday night into sunday. highs on sunday, only around 40. and a passing flurry can't be ruled out and the next arctic blast comes in monday, and monday, highs get in the 20s. that's it. we are looking at 52 today. with that rain tonight. so a yellow weather alert tonight. it is a critical time. 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. if you are going out tonight, dress for the rain. 51 tomorrow. breezy with sunshine returning. and 40, mostly cloudy. and a few flurries around on sunday. and you get to 24 sunday night. and monday, we only get to 28. with a few flurries. it is going to be very cold for the mlk holiday. tuesday, stay

southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore, that's where there will be a dusting to an inch mainly in the grassy areas. temperatures even where it's snowing, we're above freezing. and mid and upper 30s, here. a good morning to get your exercise in before the games. today will be up near 40 degrees. by early afternoon, the flurries coming through. it will be fun to run through the flurries and get hiking in as well. dress like this young lady on dr. king day. as the frigid winds come on through. still cold. chance of firm accumulating major snow of the season possible on friday into saturday. >>> 10:25 on this sunday morning, here are the four things to know today. we're working to learn how a fire started in northeast d.c. just after the fire started firefighters rushed to the house to put out a house fear near gallaudet university. everyone got out in time. no one was hurt. >>> right now a woodbridge man is charged with trying to join isis. police arrested him at the airport. the man who drove him is also facing federal charges. >> three americans have been released. in a just ann

maryland. parts of northern virginia and maryland, the shenandoah valley, it's a little bit below freezing therebut "storm team 4" radar showing light snow coming into southern virginia out of the carolinas. that is going to be scooting near us later this morning and into the early afternoon hours. nothing showing up on "storm team 4" radar right now. timing on that is going to move in around 9:00, 10:00 in the morning. flurries into the metro area and flurries around the northern neck and eastern shore. temperatures will be above freezing throughout ta time. so anything that does fall is going to be melting on snows. maybe light accumulations in grassy areas. i'll show you. that's coming up in this half hour. >> thank you very much, tom. >>> well, new this morning we're working to learn how a fire starting in northeast d.c. just after midnight, firefighters rushed to put out a house fire there. everyone got out in time. no one was hurt. police say none of the residents have been displaced. >>> developing this morning, two woodbridge men will appear in federal court this week for allegedly tryin

area, parts of maryland, northern virginia, up into southern pennsylvania, that's where we think we could find up with two feet of snow. this general region has already had 7 to 9 inches and the snow is falling at a pretty hard clip. the virginia-north carolina border, those folks already picked up to 14 inches of snow. this is charleston, west virginia and it was coming down to the point where it just covered the camera for a while. then you'll see this in richmond, virginia, the plows come you through, clear the road, then it's snowing too heavily to keep up with it. those snowfall totals again, up and over two feet. our forecast for the weekend has a smaller storm impacting the the west, in a few minutes. >> marie: thank you. more than 80 million americans are bracing themselves for the storm. some believe it could make for historic winter weather. >> reporter: it was a virtual whiteout at the white house, and the u.s. capitol was shrouded in a cloud of snow. washington d.c. under siege and in the bulls eye of a blizzard of epic proportions. local officials say it is a potent perfect s

one to three inches and there's no doubt most of the snow still lingers though towards northern virginia into maryland and pennsylvania. hardly a week ago today we were dealing with all of that's else temperatures are in our holding in the middle to upper forties across the area forty nine degrees in bloomfield forty five in roanoke right now forties with mountlake and fifty degrees right now in danville we will slowly drop into the lower middle forties overnight certainly not as cold as woke up to this morning but skies will remain clear we will dropped thirty three degrees in roanoke narnia blacksburg thirty degrees in lewisburg and thirty four degrees in hot springs along with a call when conditions across thesoutheast and mid-atlantic. this will contribute to a very pleasant warm outcome. the second half of the weekend. our next system knows strengthening our last a lot of moisturizer towards the rocky mountains and also along the west coast. this will slowly slide to the east in practice by the middle of the week for tomorrow just talking about very warm temperatures of about 15 above normal reac

down into the single numbers through luray up into northern maryland. planning out your day today. a bit of recovery. plenty of sunshine. close to the freezing mark for at least the metro aareas. what to expect, ice and deep snow everywhere. all the main roads are snowed in. barely passable at best. extremely dangerous to be outside. airports all closed for the rest of the day today. probably barely going to have much in the way of service tomorrow. metro service, nothing from metro today. this is not my call. i fully expect that metro will not have service tomorrow either. a quick peek of the forecast. a couple of rain showers tuesday afternoon. melting during the day but refreezing at night all the way into the weekend. it will be a while before we get back into what we call standard operating procedures. >> i've got you on the hook. >> i wouldn't want to drive a big bus on those side street sthoos we'll check back in. >>> montgomery county ohomeownes must clear their sidewalks within 24 hours. prince george's, you have 48 hours. d.c. residents, you 24 hours, however, fines aren'

students in washington dc, northern virginia, and maryland, also got another snow day. some of the new see ups, the national mall, are welcoming visitors again today. we're also told that the city's subway system is getting closer to normal operations. take some time. >>> learning more this noon about violent escape by high security california prison, one official said quote they let hand bull electric tore out. correspondent with the latest on the manhunt. >> we know somebody out there knows something. >> the orange county sheriff's department repeatedly asked the public for help one day. >> sent message to the vietnamese community. >> extremely important for them to reach out to us, let us know where they're at. they're extremely armed and dangerous. >> jonathan top, facing murder charges, is linked to vietnamese gang. another thought to have gang ties. the 43 year old was being held on attempted mutter charges. thirty-seven year old hussein is accused of kidnapping and torture. in 2012, one along with accomplice allegedly tortured a man with fire. >> i'm scared. >> p

the light blue zone, northern district. suburbs, maryland, in further north and west, a dust ing to an inch, panhandle of west virginia, maryland, up into pennsylvania. blustery, strong winds later tonight. gusts to 50 miles per hour, might have a few scattered power outa outages. wednesday, sunshine back, high only near 30 tomorrow. >> thank you. that's it for news4 midday. thank you for joining us. we're back this afternoon at 4:00. >> you can get news and weather updates with the nbc washington app. we hope you have a great day. neighborhood,i feel like it's got a lot of what we were kinda talking about. the kitchen is light and bright,new. we should definitely go see it. [agent] hi...welcome i'm maggie.melanie.maggie. so nice to meet you. [mother] this is brendan. [agent] hey brendan. living room. [dad] hey. [mother] hey sweetie. [dad] sorry about that. what about this? this looks good. [brendan] no. [mother] isn't it so great?i think we found it. [agent] hey brendan,you might like this room. [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on yo

northern montgomery county, frederick maryland, snow continues to pile up quickly.k at that plume of moisture. looks like things have eased up a little bit down across far southern maryland. we are still watching the moisture to continue to ride on in here. we'll be in the snow here for the remainder of the morning and on into the afternoon. what do you need to know about the storm today? first of all, take it easy, everybody. shovel in shifts. relax. it's snowing on a saturday. stay at home from church tomorrow. he made this joke 20 years ago, tomorrow is the day you stay at home with the lord. it will take two to four days to clear off the main and secondary roads. winds will continue to gust. intense snow for the next couple of hours. heavy snow at 11:00 a.m. heavy to moderate by 3:00 or 4:00. as we get towards sundown, things will finally start to wind down a bit. it will be a wind whipped snow for the remainder of the day. here's how tomorrow is looking. breezy and cold. the sun will be out. temperatures may get above freezing in a few spots. i wouldn't count o

so, it's basically d.c.ally d newspaper northern maryland, all right.nd watch this loop over the next -- this is about the lasthl couple hours or so.upr we've had a heavy snow band snoa come through.hr that is what caused thee thundersnow, okay, the storm system is wrappingly -- it is rapidly intensifying down tog wt the south of us.thuth of us. we're getting lift going on inn the atmosphere creating the thunderstorms. southern maryland right nowd riw there's a little area of a o drying. dryi that is coming on up from thenge south and the southeast.outheast and if you look at this on the big picture you see it pretty dramatically but another thingly that you see, too, is you see be more precip filling in over here on the delmarva. delma let me show you now.t me show this is what we're going to look at. it's called water vaporaterap imagery and the yellow is theise dry air. strong jet stream energym en punching up into the storm. it's begin creasing ineg intensity and that's why wethatw ended up get the thunderstormser and the thundersnow and i was is th

town, a slightly better chance for the flurries and snow shower, midday on monday in northern virginia, western maryland, eastern west virginia, going towards the blue ridge and shenandoah valley in the afternoon before dissipating at night. that is the threat for maybe some of the first flakes of the season. not a big deal, but something out there. clear and cold tonight, tomorrow morning will be brisk, 28-44 by lunchtime. with 45-50 for highs. a good looking sunday. couple of flurries and snow showers monday, 36, 19 in town. that means the teen, lower teens away. 36 on tuesday. still kind of chilly there, lez wind, it will feel better. the warmup with 50 and rain by friday. >> well, good job with the 3-degree guarantee, all of the degrees were a lot higher. >> you always have a packed newscast. >> hockey, basketball, bringing for everybody here. lit be exciting -- it will be exciting. i promise, vowing to get the new year off right. one problem. the blue jackets didn't get that ♪ ♪ get three payments on us and don't worry about payments until march 2016, when you lease a new 2016 xc60. >>> now, wusa 9