let's get the latest on this deep freeze with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seigel. good morning. >> good morning. our temperatures are going to remain below freezing. 32 degrees until saturday. this morning, bundle up. be cautious for black ice. what happened yesterday with all of the sunshine, we did have melting during the day. and that melting quickly refroze overnight. so again, this morning especially on the secondary roads and sidewalks, you could be dealing with some spots of black ice. temperatures right now, the single digits and teens. washington, now dropped down to 14 degrees. we're at seven in gaithersburg. here's your planner for areas like gaithersburg. we can pull it out on the map. throughout the day today, over the next 12 hours. as the sun comes up, we're looking at partly sunny skies. look at the temperature. only 13 degrees. 10:00 a.m., plenty of clouds. temperatures still only in the teens. getting around the midday and afternoon hours. some light snow showers or flurries are possible. but little or no accumulation. what also happens this after

. >>> amelia seigel tracking conditions as you step out the door. the first thing you'll notice is the cold. >> absolutely frigid temperatures to start off your thursday. and it will remain very cold once again. in fact, we can't shake this chill until saturday. temperatures right now at 15 in washington. elsewhere, mainly in the single digits. only coming in at one degree in manassas. and we're at five degrees right now in camp springs. the latest satellite and radar image. we're not tracking any precipitation right now. in fact, mainly clear skies across the area. winds are also for the most part relatively calm right now. however, as we get into the afternoon hours, the winds pick up, and there is the chance for some snow. i'll be talking more about that coming up in ten minutes. for now, here's danella with a look at the roads. >>> we're going to start with the rails because they're open. so far no delays. here the heads up. marc says you may experience delays. so far not now. but all are warning about looking out for those icy sidewalks, possib

. >> amelia seigel here now with the forecast. how cold is it going to get? >>> we're looking at a high today of 26 degrees. if you're looking for the silver lining, i know aaron is this morning, that's warmer than yesterday. our high temperature yesterday was only 19. here on the satellite and radar, just a few clouds across the area now. we will have sunshine out there. once the sun comes up this morning. clouds will increase into the midday and afternoon hours. future weather, here at 10:00 a.m., dry. mostly to partly cloudy skies. at noon, looking at more in the way of clouds, and the chance of light snow showers or flurries moving through the area. as quickly as this chance arrives, it leaves. so the chance of some light snow from about noon until 4:00 p.m. little or no accumulation. that evening commute tonight is looking fine as far as the weather is concerned. but this morning, there could certainly be icy spots out there on the sidewalks, as well. you do want to be cautious of that. here's our high today. 26 in adams-morgan and bethesda. 25 in fairfa

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seigel great to see you. >> thank you so much. >> that straightens that out.s evening before we go, all right. i want you to set your dvr. why? to record this show every week night here on fox news channel. 10:00 eastern, you can do that now. don't for get. start your day with ainsley and fox and friends. 5:00 to 9:00 and thanks for joining us we'll see you back here tomorrow night. alanced and unafraid. here's greta. >> reverend jeremiah wright is at it again and this time he is targeting the tea party. >> the two party upgrade of the -- -- >> congressman allan west joins us, good evening, sir. what a way to celebrate martin luther king day calling the tea party a 2.0 upgrade of a

seigel great to see you. >> thank you so much. >> that straightens that out.g before we go, all right. i want you to set your dvr. why? to record this show every week night here on fox news channel. 10:00 eastern, you can do that now. don't for get. start your day with ainsley and fox and friends. 5:00 to 9:00 and thanks for joining us we'll see you back here tomorrow night. mons' apology, yes or no? tomorrow night, 7:00 right here. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. >> we need your help number one to hold us accountable. >> hillary clinton has never been held accountable for anything. we'll talk about it tonight. >>> don't you ever talk about me. >> probably shouldn't have attacked that other person. i regret doing that. >> nfl players shooting their mouth office. >> philly, i'm here. >> that should be interesting. . >> can you believe it, the mayor of t

thousands were watching the seagull and crow dropped down on the doves breaking free from the seigel.lear what happened to the dofs while they were flying off. >> two avalanches dumping 30 feet of snow on to an alaska highway. the only way out is closed. >> it will be at least a week before it reopens. valdez is the port city where the exxon valdez tanker departed for t before the 1989 spill. >>> europe calls this the most active volcano erupting again. mt. etna streams down lava and smoke into the air. the eruption temporarily closed a local airport. it has been active over the last few months because a new crater opened up. it erupts often but rarely causes damage to the surrounding area. a 20-foot sink hole swaled her driveway and forced evacuations of her home. 72-year-old carol bowers can go back home. the florida woman awoke in the morning to see they are driveway swallowed up by the sink hole. they watched the whole to see if it was growing because neighbors feared their houses could be next. >> had us worried if it spread. >> authorities determined the hole stopped growing and