i'm meteorologist tom kierein. here's a live video from the city camera. a few high clouds drifting overhead. temperature 46 at reagan national. a very light southerly breeze. and we have had the high clouds drifting in, coming in from the west ahead of a storm system that's going to be weakening as it approaches us late tonight and into tomorrow. clouds have closed in and will continue to do so off and on in the morning. high clouds drifting over us. generally in the upper 30s to near 40. most of the rural areas in maryland, virginia and west virginia right around the beltway closer to washington were right around 40 degrees. mid-40s in washington and by the bay. over the next 48 hours, sunshine this morning through the high cloudiness and into the afternoon. increase in clouds. these are areas of potential light rain. looks like that will be mainly to the sugt of washington. we clear out friday afternoon we get sunshine back for the rest of the afternoon. into saturday, cold start to saturday morning. for today we will have our sunshine at 7:37. high clo

start with tom kierein in storm 4. >> good morning.his hour, we've got some patchy drizzle and some dense fog to deal with. we've had some overnight showers, so everything is wet this morning. allow yourself extra time. getting some light rain on the eastern shore, southern maryland, northern neck, the patches of screen and scattered sprinkles prince william, northern shenandoah, pan handle of west virginia and maryland where temperatures are in the mid 40s. closer to washington upper 40s to near 50 in the suburbs. eastern shore now in the low to mid 50s. here's the day planner. sunrise 6:58 and occasional showers this morning with some patchy fog and drizzle and some afternoon showers coming through. temperatures gradually warming this evening. we ought to be up around 60 by midnight with more showers coming through, maybe fog and drizzle as well this evening. we could get heavier downpours tomorrow morning. we'll look at that, the holiday forecast and the weekend in ten minutes. danella, how is traffic? >> good morning. i have a cras

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. >>> we are starting off with light rain around the metro area. there is the washington monument under a cloudy sky. right now at reagan national, it's cloudy and 62. we do have scattered sprinkles around. we've got a south/southeasterly breeze around 10 to 15 miles an hour. the temperatures are hovering in the upper 50s and low 60s throughout much of the region. we will stay steady in the low to mid-60s throughout the next few hours. we are going to be affected by a large area of low pressure that has been pushing rain all the way from the carolinas into southern canada. we see the yellow and orange, there's moderate to heavy rain in the carolinas, and that stretches into southwestern virginia and southern virginia. closer to washington, we have a few sprinkles in our northern suburbs, northern prince george's county into montgomery, howard, and frederick counties in maryland. that heavier rain is just now beginning to come into the central and southern shenandoah valley and should be

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. right now as we look at what's been happening the last 12 hours, we had a few sprinkles overnight. the radar still showing a few sprinkles in far eastern prince george's county along the anne arundel county line and the calvert county line and far east, you have a few sprinkles across the bay. that's continuing to rotate off to the east and clearing up from i-95 west where the temperatures are coldest now. in fact, it's near or below freezing in many locations of shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, much of western maryland and into west virginia. in montgomery county, upper 30s

i'm meteorologist tom kierein.nearly full moon in the western sky along with jupiter. it's off to a pleasant start. we do have patchy dense fog in southern maryland around parts of charles, calvert, st. mary's, the northern neck, and the lower eastern shore too. they have patchy dense fog. watch out for that. the temperatures there are generally mid and upper 30s. closer to washington, low to mid-30s in the nearby suburbs. prince george's, arlington, fairfax counties. it's only near 30 throughout much of the region. a cold start this morning, but another rapid warmup like yesterday with sunshine climbing into the 60s this afternoon. mid and upper 60s by midafternoon. clouding up late afternoon. here's your evening planner. a cloudy night coming up. sunset at 5:00. we'll be down near 50 by midnight. big changes on the way beginning tomorrow and into the weekend. a look at that in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffic. >> good morning. not seeing any delays at all around the beltway. let's head out to rou

i'm meteorologist tom kierein in stormcenter 4. this morning a mild start to this monday under a cloudy sky from cleveland park to hillcrest heights, landover, reston, and sandy spring, we have temperatures in the low to mid-50s. southern maryland right near the bay, northern neck, eastern shore, it's near 60. in some locations out in the moun taptains of western maryla and west virginia, it's in the upper 40s. low to mid-50s most locations. over the last 12 hours, we've had this conveyor belt of rain through the ohio valley and down through tennessee and the gulf coast. that rain stretching up through western pennsylvania and western new york state gradually moving its way to the east. as that front arrives by late tonight and after midnight, we'll get the rain moving in. between now and then, a lot of clouds. throughout the day, lots of cloudiness through the morning. sun in and out. temperature by noontime in the 60s. sunrise 7:04. sunset 4:48. a cloudy evening, down to the upper 50s by midnight tonight. look at that rain chance

. >>> turning to the weather and a rainy day out there, storm center 4, meteorologist, tom kierein, joins us for the weather. >> it's raining moderately in washington. it moved in quickly over the last hour. we went from a few sprinkles to moderate rain. it's moving from the southeast heading towards the north west, and these pockets of the orange and yellow, those are the zones where it's coming down harder. montgomery county, and fairfax county, and the panhandle of west virginia, those are pockets of moderate to heavy rain. and fredericksburg, and central culpepper, that area just to the south and west of there, too, they are getting moderate rain. here is how much has fallen so far. and a couple of places, the panhandle of west virginia, had three quarters of an inch so far, with perhaps another half inch on what has fallen before it. now with the moderate rain in washington, down to 57, just an hour ago, it was at 65 there, but on the eastern shore, they have sun and it's 70 in cambridge. for the rest of the afternoon, more rain off and on, and it will be cooler, with the rain fall i

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. right now at reagan national airport under a clear sky. there's a live picture from our city camera. there's a little bit of fog around the region. it's 43 at reagan national. that is about the warmest spot because it's on the warmer waters of the potomac. you don't have to get very far from the waters to be near the freezing, ma. with the humidity high, the dewpoints are very high. we've got fog forming under this clear sky. patchy dense fog at that. most of it's ground fog, not very thick, but certainly enough to obscure your visibility this morning as you head off to work and school. also, patchy frost around. the temperatures are cold. we are near just 30 degrees in much of the region, including our nearby suburbs. in fairfax county and in montgomery county, arlington's generally mid and upper 30s. so's prince george's county in southern maryland around the bay and eastern shore. sunrise at 6:41. that is an hour earlier. we'll have our temperatures by 9:00 year 50 degrees. we'll have a rapid warmup. by noontime, it will be near 60. we'

let's check in with meteorologist tom kierein in the stormcenter. orning, tom. >> good morning. >>> frosty cold with patchy fog on this monday morning. temperatures are near or below freezing throughout much of the region, except closer to washington. right at reagan national, it's at 41. near 40 by the bay waters. sunrise an hour earlier. we're happy to see the first light of this day. sunrise at 6:41. by 9:00 upper 40s. bright and sunny. by then much of the fog should be gone. by noontime upper 50s. midafternoon, low 60s briefly for an hour or so. back down into the 50s by 5:00. that's when the sun will be setting. 5:02. clear sky tonight. near 50 by midnight. a look at a pleasant week ahead. we'll look at that and the weekend at 6:21. danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> traveling 50 eastbound, i'm still watching this accident at lottsford vista. seeing delays as you head towards the accident. both directions, east and west, here's the view as you're traveling on route 50. very slow. only the right lane slowly gets by the accident. three v

i'm meteorologist tom kierein in stormcenter 4. right now on radar from benning neighborhood to largo, hyattsville, great halls, and poolesville, we have great sprinkles. we sent that patch across the potomac into stafford county. that's a moderate rain band. that's moving off to the north and east. elsewhere, scattered light showers farther to the west of washington. temperatures in the 50s all around the region. now 57 at reagan national. later today, only warming briefly into the low, perhaps mid-60s early afternoon. sunrise at 6:51. occasional showers throughout the day. maybe even a little thunder and lightning later this afternoon and early this evening. down into the low 50s by midnight. more showers with a blustery wind tonight. a look at a cold change coming our way tomorrow, as well as the tiniest meteorology students ever coming up at 5:51. danella, how's traffic? >> can't wait to see the students. >>> if you're taking gw parkway, a couple of issues. southbound gw parkway as you approach the arlington memorial bridge, yo

meteorologist tom kierein taking a look at that -- what did you say, tom? attention. >> and grab your umbrella. we are going to need it. >>> occasional showers throughout the day today, ending by noontime tomorrow. we'll be into an extended wet period, but then turning colder as we dry out tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will drop. chilly weather for friday and into the weekend. should be a dry weekend. danella, how's traffic? >> shut the front door and stay off of the roadways. >>> i-66 is a big mess. your delays start at route 50. they continue all the way to the beltway. slow travel speed >>> good morning.

warm, tom kierein joins us with the first forecast. hey, tom. >> barbara, good morning. all morning long we have had the clouds in and out. few shafts of sunlight trying the break through as well. this is a live picture from the sky watcher camera and a lot of clouds now over the metro area. we have had quite a big of fog this morning, too. for the most part dissipated and temperatures right now generalfully the low and a few places mid 60s where they have more sun in northern virginia. it is in the low to mid 60s there. under the thicker clouds west and north still a bit of fog there. it is in the low to mid 50s. upper 50s right by the chesapeake bay. over the last 12 hours we had these clouds coming through and few breaks in the clouds to our south. but to the north it is all cloudy, just a few sprinkles, maybe trying to reach the ground and northern montgomery county, howard county and up towards the pennsylvania border. for the rest of the afternoon, mostly cloudy and just maybe a little sun trying to come through from time to time. we will have a light breeze coming

meteorologist tom kierein to tell us about our forecast for today. od morning, tom. >> good morning. another delightful autumn day under way. this morning dry pavement. off to work and school. we have had high clouds coming in. this high cloudiness drifting in from the west way out ahead of a storm system in the midwest now. it's the same one that unloaded snow in colorado. now it's warmed up and it's a rain system moving towards the mississippi valley. we are seeing high clouds drifting over us and they're acting like a little bit of a blanket holding in some of the warmth we had yesterday. not as cold this morning. most locations above freezing sepb dough wa west. generally in the upper 30s to near 40. near 40 in montgomery and fairfax, arlington low 40s. mid-40s in washington. prince george's's low to mid-40s. western shores of the bay. and we have just a few high clouds coming over for the rest of the day today. sunrise 7:37. and we'll have our temperatures by 9:00 near 50. by noon time, near 60. and peaking in the low and mid-60s for danilla's bi

tom kierein joins us with the first forecast. >> happily, no snow. we have sunshine and are beginning to warm up and the autumn foliage is gorgeous around the washington metro area. that's a live picture from the sky camera. and out to the west on the horizon, it's loudoun county, and as we take a look around the region for today, we will have our temperatures that have bottomed out not quite as cold as they were the last couple mornings because of the area of cloudiness that did come over, but it's warming up nicely into the 50s throughout much of the region, and then the eastern shore, closer to washington and further north is in the low 50s. for the afternoon, some of the high clouds coming over and lots of sunshine. highs reaching the low to mid-60s with a light southerly breeze. and we will look at the progress and prospects in the weekend, and we will look at that coming up in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> we will check with the midday traffic now with danella sealock standing by. >> if you are traveling i-95, let's take the trip

let's check the forecast with tom kierein in the storm center. looking good, tom. >>> we've got a high cloud cover that has been moving in. good morning. i'm meteorologist tom kierein in stormcenter 4. right now this high cloud cover drifting over the region. no rain locally. there is rain in ohio and pennsylvania. that should stay west of us throughout the day. right now it's mild under the clouds. we're in the mid-50s throughout much of the region. right now 56 at reagan national. later today, sunrise at 6:49. by 9:00, we ought to be near 60. sun through high clouds throughout the rest of the day. with a persistent southwesterly wind, we should warm into the 60s near 70 by late afternoon. by midafternoon, back down into the 60s. this evening here's your evening planner. we'll have sunset at 4:55. we'll be near 60 by midnight with quite a bit of high cloudiness through the evening. change is on the way tomorrow. could get some rain. we'll look at that and the rest of the weekend at 4:51. danella, how's traffic? >>> still nice if you're getting r

tom kierein joins us. lot of folks out putting their lights out because they had a warm day to do it. >> it is not tree lighting weather. that's for sure. the temperatures are weirdly warm here in november. and at the end of the month, right now, we are back into the 60s again like we have been each day you since november 20. we have had each day a high -- not record but a into the 60s. now, that's way above normal. right now 63 at reagan national. and we have hit the 60s all around the region. cambridge, eastern shore, 68. culpeper now is up to 66. and we are going to climb a few more degrees yet. now, as we look at what has been happening over the past two hours, there are a lot of clouds coming through. some sun shik breaking out across the reege front the blue ridge to the bay and eastern shore. west of the blue ridge and the panhandle of west virginia and out of high lands of west virginia the patches of green, areas where we are getting a few sprinkles of light rain. ask that's advancing off to the n

i'm meteorologist tom kierein in stormcenter 4. this morning a cloudy start. a little bit of moon showing through. there's a faint halo around the moon. farther to the west where we see the areas of green, those are areas of light green, the panhandle of western maryland and into west virginia. that is advancing to the north and east. out ahead of that, it is mild. we are in the low and mid-60s throughout most of the region. 66 now at reagan national. here's your day planner. sunrise at 6:50. might have a few light showers. and then a greater chance perhaps later this afternoon. it will be cloudy. highs reaching upper 60s and low 70s by midafternoon. here's the evening planner. sunset's at 4:55. there's a possibility of a few light showers this evening, down into the upper 50s by midnight. then a likelihood of moderate rain after midnight tonight. we'll look at that, the rest of the week, and the weekend at 4:51. danella, how's traffic? >>> so far volume in our area is very light. if you're taking the trip along 270. not seeing any issues for you down along cl

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. right now around our region, a mostly clear sky. temperatures down to the low 40s in washington. at reagan national now, 43. we've got a calm wind, and it is rather humid. we may have a little more patchy fog forming this morning, similar to yesterday morning. over the last 12 hours, we've seen a stalled front out of the midwest still hanging out there. we have high pressure over us, giving us a clear sky from new england all the way down to florida. we will have a gorgeous autumn day with a lot of sunshine. temperatures right now are cold in the suburbs and rural areas. many locations are freezing this morning. closer to washington, it's in the mid to upper 30s in fairfax, montgomery, and prince george's counties. out in western fairfax county and parts of prince william, fauquier, culpeper, it's near freezing, as it part of the shenandoah valley and the mountains. for today, sunrise at 6:43. by 9:00 near 50. then we'll soar into the 60s this afternoon, maybe even briefly near 70 deg

. >>> meteorologist tom kierein on this monday morning at 6:11. we have a lot of clouds around and temperatures are relatively mild for this time of the year, this time of the day. we're in the low to mid-50s right now. from georgetown to mt. rainier as well as seat pleasant, alexandria, and potomac, we have a lot of clouds around. we've had these clouds rolling in out of the southwest to the northeast ahead of a front that's triggering rain. all that area in color on the left of your screen, that's rain. western pennsylvania through much of ohio into kentucky, western west virginia and tennessee. that is heading off slowly to the east. won't be arriving toward our region until late tonight. between now and then, a lot of clouds. might have a little sun this morning. sunrise at 7:04. with some breaks in the clouds, going to have a colorful sunrise. by noontime, mid-60s. then hitting the upper 60s by midafternoon with a lot of clouds. 4:48. the sunset. we'll be in the 50s through the evening under a cloudy sky. stephanie stallworth, how's traffic?

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. this morning we are starting off with some light rain. just a little bit of sprinkles in the district. we've got a light northeasterly breeze now. we have light to moderately heavy rain advancing toward us. that area of yellow near fredericksburg -- between fredericksburg and charlottesville is an area of moderate rain. that's advancing north and east. it will coming to stafford and prince william and another half hour toward fairfax county into charles and southern prince george's. much of that heavier rain is going to pass just south of washington. as the morning progresses, we'll get some more rain. right now it's the 50s through most of the region. 56 reagan national. mid-50s suburbs and rural areas. we'll have rain with us throughout the day. sunrise at 6:51. it actually may get a little heavier this afternoon as highs climb into the mid-60s in the afternoon. we'll have maybe a little thunder and lightning too mid to late afternoon with moderate showers coming in. looks like this is going to continue into this evening. i'll show you

i'm meteorologist tom kierein in stormcenter 4. the rain has moved up toward new england, upstate new york, getting a few snow showers in southwestern west virginia. those may move into western maryland and northern west virginia in the next few hours. elsewhere, we've begun to clear out in most areas. we've got the sky clear, and it's colder down into the mid and upper 30s throughout much of the region now. closer to washington, it's in the upper 30s to near 40 in the nearby suburbs. southern maryland near the bay, northern neck, low to mid-40s. sunrise at 7:06. we'll have clouds throughout the day with a bit of a blustery wind that will shift to the northwest and gust around 20 to 25 miles an hour. temperatures climb into the low 50s. that's going to be it for the afternoon. that's about the average high throughout the rest of the year. and then a chilly night around midnight near 40 and near freezing by this time tomorrow morning. a look at the rest of the week and the weekend in about ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> goo

. >> meteorologist tom kierein is in the stormcenter with the very latest. m, good morning to you. >> good morning. >>> we're under a clear sky. that light you're seeing is probably moon light. it's probably too early to see any sunlight. sunrise at 6:44. we do have showers moving through the midwest now. ahead of that, high pressure still in place giving us a clear and cold start. look at these temperatures. it's down to just near 30 throughout much of virginia and west virginia. in maryland too, a few isolated places far to our north. they're just near the freezing mark. closer to washington, montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties in the mid and upper 30s. here's the day planner. sunrise 6:44, and some fog in southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore, around now. that should dissipate by midmorning. elsewhere, a sunny morning. clouds closing in. highs reaching mid and upper 60s. then tonight, clouds really taking over. it will be near 50 by midnight. chilly changes on the way for tomorrow and into the weekend. details in ten minutes.

we are getting spoiled these last few days, tom kierein. i hope you can keep it up. >> enjoy it while you can. >> it's going to change soon? >> well, it is november, after all. certainly feeling un-november like now. we are warming up, and have bright sun pouring down. and we're looking up towards the northwest there in the distance. looking into fairfax county, there is tyson's corn krur. there's still autumn color in northwest washington. there's the palisades neighborhood in the distance, and now we are panning the camera towards downtown. a beautiful sun splashed autumn day under way. temperatures are declining. it's in the upper 50s in washington. it has climbed from 30 degrees to 60. and the rest of the afternoon, a beautiful sky and mild and a gentle winds and highs in the 60s throughout much of the region, and parts of virginia in the mid-70s. it won't last long, brief for an hour or two, and then chilly tonight. we will look at that and the big change for the end of the week and the weekend coming up. >>> traffic is moving after tw

meteorologist tom kierein is here with a look at our forecast. i think we're going to like it, tom. >>> it's already off to a balmy start. we've had clouds drifting over ahead of a front that's going to come our way later today. right now just high clouds drifting over the region. we've got that just past full moon in the western sky shining through the cloud cover. temperatures are in the 50s now throughout much of the area, including fairfax and arlington, montgomery, prince george's county in the district. it's near 60 by the bay. a few high spots out in the mountains of west virginia and western maryland are into the upper 50s to near 60. some other spots in the lower valleys in the 40s this morning. and throughout the region today, we'll have the high cloud cover with us. sunrise at 6:49. by 9:00 near 60. near 60s by noon. we'll be in the mid-60s by late afternoon. just some high clouds coming through. sunset at 4:55. then this evening, we'll be clouding up and low 50s by dawn tomorrow. we'll have a cloud cover and highs reaching mid-60s. lat

meteorologist tom kierein knows how to handle all the weather punches thrown our way. tom? >> you forgot to mention floods, joe. >> we're waiting for the locusts, tom. >> what a year we've had. >>> now this morning i'm happy to report it's clear, it's calm, we don't have any weather problems. should not have any travel difficulties, at least weatherwise. we've got a clear sky here from new england through virginia and maryland and delaware and west virginia and off to our south as well, a clear start to the day. if you're traveling up and down the atlantic seaboard, you should have no travel problems. right now it's cold. it's near freezing throughout much of central virginia and north central virginia from manassas down to culpeper, charlottesville there. it's near freezing. near freezing in fredericksburg and sold in southern maryland. some patchy fog beginning to form in southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore. near freezing in west virginia and much of maryland, right especially near the pennsylvania border. sunrise at 6:43. sunset at 5:01. we will have a clear

i'm meteorologist tom kierein.ve had high clouds drifting from the west overnight. as a result, they have held in some of the warmth yesterday. not as cold this morning but still quite chilly. temperatures most locations in the upper 30s now. it's near 40, though, near the beltway and inside the beltway low to mid-40s as well as right near the bay. later today, some sunshine through those high clouds this morning. it will be near 60 by noon. by midafternoon, we should be peaking in the low and mid-60s. so a delightful autumn day coming up. sunrise, 7:37. sunset, 6:06. this evening increasing clouds in the 50s through this evening. by midnight, down to near 50 degrees. a look at possibility for rain tomorrow. we'll look at the weekend and into next week at 6:21. a look at your morning commute. >> good morning. if you're traveling outer loop of the beltway, montgomery county, starting to slow down in this area. and south making your way from urbana, passing clarksburg, that is a slow commute. and some delays happenin

>> tom kierein is here. good morning. >> the residual runoff from the rain is causing flooding of creeks and streams in frederick and washington counties maryland, as well as northern delaware up into pennsylvania. watch out for high water there this morning. as we look at the radar, up and down the atlantic seaboard, a storm is affecting weather from new england all the way to florida, snow from northern new england, rain from boston to new york city to near philadelphia and east of washington and then all the way down to northern florida. right now a few showers off to our west of the mountains of west western maryland to west virginia. locally the rain has ended for now. we could get an additional passing shower later today. right now temperatures around the metro area are in the mid 50s but we ought to warm back up again as the morning progresses back into the 60s by noontime and then turning colder with a gusty wind this afternoon. might have an additional shower this morning later on and again later th

i'm meteorologist tom kierein in stormcenter 4. from mt.t, glendale, mclean, and montgomery village, a cloudy sky. farther to the west, a few sprinkles those areas of green. light rain is falling in frederick county, maryland, as well as the highlands in west virginia. that's moving off to the north and east. where it is raining it's in the r50s. mid-60s through most of the region. here's your day planner. sunrise in ten minutes. coming up on a cloudy sky. later today, a greater chance around the metro area of maybe a passing shower during the afternoon. highs reaching upper 60s to low 70s. a small chance of a passing shower tonight. after midnight, a likelihood of rain and a lot of rain perhaps tomorrow. a big cooldown for the end of the week and the weekend coming up at 6:51. danella, how's traffic? >>> if you're traveling along i-270, you're seeing red out of urbanna, making your way towards clarksburg. then you get a break. as you head towards gaithersburg, not seeing any accidents in the road traveling southbound or northbound on i-270

i'm tom kierein in stormcenter 4. we've had the rain exiting overnight. now the sky is clear to partly cloudy. points west, shenandoah valley into the mountains, quite a bit of cloudiness. under the clouds there, it's around 40 degrees. closer to washington, we're in the mid to upper 30s under partly cloudy to mostly clear sky in northern virginia and much of maryland. in the district of columbia it's near 40 as well as right by the bay. sunrise at 7:06. we'll have clouds building through midday. maybe a sprinkle later this morning, small chance. a blustery wind. highs only in the low 50s. winds diminish tonight, and the temperature gets down to near 40 under a clear sky by midnight. even colder tomorrow morning. a look at the rest of the week and the weekend in ten minutes. danella, how's the traffic? >> good morning. >>> definitely seeing congestion in our area. chopper 4 is live over 270, right around i-24. making the commute from gaithersburg as you head towards the spur southbound. that's where you definitely start to see delays right now. northbound

. >>> let's talk to tom kierein about the forecast for the day. >> we had the rain off and on since last night. it has been a soggy morning. we have wet leaves. watch your footing. look at the radar. you can see the moving color. that's all areas of yellow and orange and red, and that's in tennessee and southern virginia. that's advancing toward the metro area. and around washington, we have light rain in the district, and heavy rain is to the north in montgomery and howard counties. in the lower part of the eastern shore, they have moderate to heavy downpours there. so far, really have not had any thunder and lightning. we might have some later. and here the rainfall totals we have had so far are radar estimates. they are generally about a third of an inch around the metro area, and higher amounts have fallen in southern maryland as well as on the eastern shore, and likely they could pick up maybe two inches or so there before the day is over. right now we're in the 50s all around the region. 57 at reagan national, and later today, just climbing a little into the low to mid-60s this aft

let's check in with our meteorologist, tom kierein. ere all the way into our region. we will have passing showers coming through throughout the rest of the day. right now light rain in washington, and south and east those are the areas of red and orange. we will have passing showers with temperatures warming up from the upper 50s to low and mid-60s in the afternoon, and in the evening maybe a little thunder and lightning, and then tapering off a bit, and then cold and >>> good morning, westbound route 50 starting to see delays. you are making your way westbound, an accident on martin luter king junior is out of the roadway, but still seeing delays. north at duke, you are jammed let's ring you up. mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the disc

that's your word. >> let's go to tom kierein. >> i'm meteorologist tom kierein. we've had these passing showers overnight, drizzle, as well as some patchy dense fog as well this morning. so, there are some weather issues to deal with as you head off to work and school or, perhaps, leave early for your thanksgiving holiday. right now where you see the areas of green, light rain. prince george's county, calvert, charles, st. mary's, northern neck and eastern shore. to the west, a few sprinkles in rap hannic into the central northern shenandoah valley, highlands of west virginia and western maryland and elsewhere drizzle and fog and we're generally in the 40s in our western, northern suburbs to the shenandoah valley in the mountains, near 50 in washington, eastern suburbs, eastern shore, slow to mid 50s. sunrise at 6:58. your day planner, temperatures gradually climbing into the upper 50s by later this afternoon and this fog and drizzle around this morning giving way to some passing showers this afternoon. now here's your evening planner. sunset at 4:50 and we'll ha

let's go to tom kierein.king at the forecast >> they could use some of those plows in denver right now. >>> if you have a flight going into colorado, check with your airline because it's probably cancelled or certainly delayed as they've got a major blizzard under way there now. here it's cold enough for snow, but we're under a clear sky. it's down near 30 degrees throughout much of the region. closer to washington, mid-30s in the nearby suburbs to near 40 in town. our sunrise at 7:36. we'll have a rapid warmup today. we should make it into the low 60s by midafternoon. here's your evening planner. we'll have our sunset at 6:07. a clear evening. we'll be down near 50 by 9:00 p.m. by late evening, by midnight, back down into the upper 40s. not quite as cold by this time tomorrow morning. we'll look at that, the rest of the week, and the weekend. that will be in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> good morning. >>> right now we have breaking news coming out of fairfax. if you're making the commute traveling

meteorologist, tom kierein, and the sun is up. it's a cold start to this friday morning, down near or bough row freezing in this part of the region. later today, with a bright blue sky, we'll climb to near 60. and inkraetsing clouds on sunday, and showers on >>> that's a look at the nation's weather. back to you. >>> now to the penn state sex scandal. disgraced former penn state football coach jerry sandusky has surfaced in public as new questions emerge about the role pennsylvania's governor played in the investigation. jay gray is on the campus with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, carl. there are more allegations against jerry sandusky, and now more questions about why the man who may have known as much as anyone about the grand jury investigation chose to remain silent. thanksgiving provides two rare looks at jerry sandusky. in the morning with his dog, and then later with his wife dottie. for the first time in more than a week the couple has been seen together and on the heels of allegations he sexu

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. we've had clouds cruising over all night long and they are with us. producing a few sprinkles across northern virginia and points north and west of washington. we may have a few of those as the day progresses. we're in the low to mid-60s in the metro area. and we'll stay in the 60s much of the rest of the day. rain likely tomorrow. colder weather moves in >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. now let's say hello to joe mitchell, the latest contestant to have the scales tip against him in "the biggest loser." >> nice to see you. >> we can't believe it, you started at 348 pounds. there's nothing of you left! >> well, thank you. it was a great experience. i'm blessed to have this opportunity. it changed my life, really. >> there's some news coming out of hollywood that anna kournikova, the trainer of this year's "the biggest loser," she's leaving at the end of this season. how's that make you feel, what do you think? >> anna did so much for me. all three traine

i'm meteorologist tom kierein in storm center 4. live picture from the sky watcher camera. we have temperatures in the clouds in the 50s, 53 at reagan national. later today we should climb into the 60s with a lot of cloudiness and sun in and out this morning. tomorrow, ryne likely from the morning into the evening. highs near 60. chilly weather after that and dry as we get >> that's your latest weather. ann? >>> prince william is being hailed a hero, after a cargo ship sank in the irish sea. nbc's michelle kosinski is in london with more. >> reporter: generally we think prince william, future king and some glamorous occasion but over the weekend he was all flight lieutenant william wales doing what he loves to do, flying a chopper in the middle of the night in the worst conditions to save someone's life. everything about this mission was treacherous, middle of the night, pitch black, gale force winds howling across the irish sea, waves some 20 feet high. above it the helicopter co-piloted by prince wilial. below it, two sailors desp

tom kierein joins us with our first forecast for midday. hey, tom. >> we have gorgeous color there along the potomac river. looks like we have peak color. the last area locally that turns and gets the peak autumn color. there along the potomac. we have it now. under a clear sky over the last 12 hours. few showers out in indiana and ohio. those are -- going to be passing well to our west. we have a clear sky from new england all the way down to florida. we are right in the middle of high pressure over us now. look at that view. that's a view from our sky watcher camera looking towards the west-northwest. and you can see the autumn color here locally, too. nearby suburbs of northwest of washington are just in -- now peak color. absolutely gorgeous. and for the rest of the afternoon, bright sunshine and blue sky. it will be rather cool, though. temperatures right now are climbing into the low 50s and we should make it into the upper 50s to low 60s by early to mid afternoon. we will have that early sunset that will be hard to get used to. that's

another plane crash valvi valving henrick motor sports. >>> we are going to check in again with tom kiereinast for us, and we have sunshine today. tom, how does that look out there right now? >> a gorgeous start to november, after a cold start we're beginning to warm up. beautiful sunshine pouring down out of a blue sky. a live picture from the sky watcher camera. peak autumn foliage around washington now, and just a gorgeous november day. temperatures now are warming up. we are in the 50s throughout much of the region, except for further to the west where there is snow on the ground. and southern maryland, around the bay and eastern shore, in the 50s now. over the last 12 hours, clouds have exited, and just a few fair weather cumulus clouds floating through the clouds. and then another sunny day tomorrow, a cold start again in the mid-30s tomorrow morning, afternoon highs on wednesday around 60, and then thursday partly cloudy, up near 60 again. partly sunny on friday. a small chance of a passing shower, especially to the south of washington, and then over the weekend, the sun returns into

i am tom kierein in storm center 4.mb into the low 50s, and then sunny tomorrow. a cold start in the morning. lighter winds. highs near 60. mid-60 >> of course we've got the best night of the week coming up. of course we're all talking about it, the only night you could be thinking about it. sunday football night in america. this is the best game of the weekend. nothing else matters, as the patriots come in to metlife stadium to take on the jets, both teams 5-3, an epic battle. this will be one they talk about for the ages, temperatures in the 50s on sunday night football night in america. i have the vapors. >> and you're scaringing us. >> you should be. better run! >> i'm going to take the girl band and get out of here with jenna. coming up next how to tell if you're really hungry or you just feel like it. after this. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just

i am meteorologist, tom kierein, in storm center 4.. right now raining across most of western virginia and maryland. and it's advancing to the north and east. right now in the low 60s throughout the region around the metro area, and chilly air moving in later today with the >>> don't forget, you can get your weather any time of the day or night on the weather channel or weather.com. is that what you do, uncle willie? >> silver bells, silver bells. it's time in the city for christmas and holiday time and have fun, you can't beat it. come see it. happy birthday, how sweet it is from the smucker's birthday list. we take a look at paul lovell, 102 years old. loves to eat oatmeal every day for breakfast, i'm with him. here we go, phil symmonds, buccaneers fan. and here'sdale mcclintic, 100 years old. has a wonderful mind, great memory, sharp as a tack and loves everybody in the world. likes to do the lord's work on this earth he says. and we have wellford goode of richmond, virginia, 100 years old today. very proud wwii veteran and he says

tom kierein joins us with our first look athe forecast this midday. hey, tom. how's it going? >> the cold winds have been bloeg at 30 to 35 miles per hour in the last few hours and bringing in a few clouds as well, and those will be with us from time to time as you get into the afternoon hours. right now the temperatures are holding steady generally in the mid and upper 40s. right now reagan national at 47. and later in the day with a few clouds coming through, we will have the gusty winds, and it will be sunny with the temperatures sunny. it does make it feel a lot chillier than 53 for the high. and it's going to get cold tonight. we will look at that, but a bit of a warmup details coming up. >>> barbara it looks good on the roadways. checking travel times for you now, travel speed, you are at 58 miles per hour. not so bad. also 58 miles per hour, inner loop just as you pass dw parkway. not seeing issues you with. if you are crossing the woodrow wilson bridge, you are in the clear in both directions, not seeing any accidents for you on the beltway. that's all the way to the a

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. right knew washington and by the way, it's near 40. cleared out overnight. the winds have diminished. we'll have a bright and sunny day today with light winds. we'll have afternoon highs climbing to the upper 50s to near 60. we're just a few minutes away from sunrise. about 18 minutes away. we'll have our sunset at 4:49 and a clear night to follow. a look at friday into the weekend. danella, how is traffic? >> good morning. i am seeing some delays, route 50 heading towards d.c. travel in that area, bw parkway as you cross the parkway. traveling southbound. 50 heading westbound into the city, 35 miles per hour. no problems on i-95. joe and eun, back to you. >>> 6:43 now. what is estimated to cause 42 tons of trash today and we're not even talking about what's in people's kitchen peps. >> the new video released overnight showing a plane crashing into th >>> six people are believed dead in a plane crash in arizona this morning and it was caught on tape. this web cam shows the twin engine plane slamming into mountains near phoenix last nig

i'm meteorology tom kierein in storm center 4 at 5:11. a cold turkey start.s morning, we're down into the low 30s in much of the region. it's near 40 in washington and near the chesapeake bay. and as we look at the view from space over the last 12 hours, the storm system has cheered out and now we have settled conditions from new england all the way to florida, in between washington and the midwest. along the west coast, though, and parts of northern california up to seattle, they're getting a storm that may be causing flight delays there. for us, though, we have dry weather on tap with bright sunshine for this thanksgiving. highs reaching 50s to near 60. clear this evening. down to the mid 40s by midnight. a look at friday, the weekend and next week. >> traveling in d.c., please use caution if you're in the northeast. there's an accident involving a car into a building. up i-270, looking clear in both directions. nice and clear. traveling southbound and northbound, nothing in the roadways for you. and if you're traveling i-66, i have report of an accident at

i'm meteorologist tom kierein. we have moderate to heavy rain in southern maryland and on the eastern shore it's pulling off to the north and east. we have showers out of the west virginia. closer to watch the rain has stopped in prince georges, arlington, fairfax and montgomery counties. watch out for slippery leaves and slick roadways wet from overnight rain. near 60 in washington. southern eastern suburbs are in the mid 50s. and some of that chilly air will be arriving here later today. but around the metro area, we will be in the low to mid 60s this morning, maybe a mid-morning to late-morning shower and a little sun breaking out this afternoon with a gusty wind out of the northwest and perhaps a passing shower yet into the afternoon, a smaller chance, though. winds gusting over 50 miles an hour out the mountains. locally woe could have gusts into the evening hours around 30, 35 miles an hour as we clear out tonight, turning colder. mid 40s by midnight. a look at the holiday forecast and the weekend in ten minu

storm center 4, meteorologist, tom kierein, begins with his coverage this morning of the getaway with the forecast. >> we have had winds increasing in the wake of showers that just came through over the last hour of the metro area. the winds are gusting to 30 miles per hour. right now the major problem is between new york city and boston and northern new england. northern new england, they are getting snow right now in maine, north new hampshire and upstate new york, and south of there it's rain around southeastern massachusetts and the islands of nantucket and martha's vineyard are getting rain now and there's more rain about to move into the new york city area as well. closer to home we have the showers that came through and are now extend across the potomac into virginia. boston is looking okay now. check with your airline. right now the temperatures are mild, upper 50s to around 60. mid-and upper 60s to the south of washington. some of the dhchilly air will b coming our way. and winds will be gusting up to 50 miles per hour in the higher ridges to the west. i will have details lat

. >>> storm 4 meteorologist, tom kierein, is right here with me right now. let's do some explaining about the weather out there. >> talking about whiplash. we were in the 70s last week, and by tomorrow morning it's going to be in the 20s. a 50-degree drop from where we were in the middle of last week. and this high pressure now moving coming our way, and it's changing some of the rain that has been happening there overnight to snow. it's now snowing in parts of the viewing area, around the blue ridge, and shenandoah valley. and it feels like snow. it's damp and cold. there is capitol hill under a slate gray sky. we have a north-northeasterly wind, in addition to how cold it feels, and that wind cuts through you. it's gusting from 20 to 25 miles per hour. this area of gray and white on the radar, it's snow. it's diminishing now, but they are getting wet snowflakes on the virginia border, just to the west of harrisonburg, and then in the east the precipitation is breaking up, just a few sprinkles in the western and northern suburbs, and it's mostly dry now. an

we'll go to tom kierein weather and traffic on the ones. tom? >> good morning. at 6:11 we have rain approaching the metro area coming in from the southwest. right now the rain is falling in the shenandoah valley into west virginia and western maryland, where you see the moving color. right along the blue ridge and a little bit east and southeast of there from rappahannock county down to charlottesville. closer to washington across northern virginia, district of maryland and virginia. temperatures are mild. we're hovering around 60 degrees for most of the region from the mountains to the atlantic beaches. sunrise at 7:05. we'll stay mild through the morning and through midway. we'll have the rain increasing south and through the metro area by later this afternoon. by sunset around 5:00, down in the mid-50s. this evening down to the 40s by midnight. by then the rain should be ending. much colder weather moving in after that. we'll look at that and the rest of the week at 6:21. danella, good morning? how's traffic? >> good morning. it's that time of day. >>> on the

meteorologist tom kierein is here to take a look at the day we have ahead of us. tom?> good morning, joe. we've had clouds rolling through and temperatures right now in the 50s. here is how it's going to be looking for the next seven days. highs today may reach near 70 degrees by mid afternoon. clouds in and out. a cloudy day tomorrow and highs reaching the mid 60s. tomorrow afternoon and evening and off and on on wednesday, possible passing showers and then some much cooler weather moves in thursday, friday, saturday and sunday but should be dry each one of those days. joe? >> thanks very much. >>> good morning. if you're taking 270 south at shady grove, it's a slow commute towards the spur. no accident in the roadways for you. 66 eastbound at waples mill, jammed towards the beltway. 66 both inside and out ♪ >>> happy to greet you at 7:30 on this monday morning, november 14th, 2001. the rockefeller christmas tree surrounded by scaffolding but it will be shining bright very soon. we are glad we have people on the plaza this morning. inside studio 1a i'm ann curry along

and tom kierein will be back with the news of the cooler [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> tomorrow is veterans day, and while we all know of the ceremonies going on at the arlington national cemetery, there are other ways to honor the service members. joining us to talk about that, we have our guest from the "washington post." we have a lot of things to learn today. the national museum of the marine corps. >> that's right. there's a lot of ways to mark veterans day. get out more and find out about the military and rich history. in this area, we have lots of amazing things, including the u.s. marine corps museum. this is in virginia, and it's a great -- it's beautiful architecture. lots of amazing displays and interactive. this is something you could take your family to because you are able to do boot camp with the kids and see what it feels like