let's get started with veronica johnson. oning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] veronica: this is one of those days where you will be gripping the steering wheel tighter than usual. the windshield wipers will be working overtime right now. we are seeing the wind picking up across the area, the rain and wind working through the area today. d.c., now over 35 miles

veronica johnson is tracking the latest. ronica: this is a small system, but it is always the small systems that at times can be tricky to forecast. and hard for folks to get a handle on because it is not that big of a deal, but when it hits the roads it does not make for a good mixture. in someling earlier locations, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, could make for some slick conditions. 30 to 35 degrees. that is the range of temperatures for snow risk after 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. we will just stay abreast of the weather. we will watch for issues, but i really think for the afternoon hours we are somewhere up here, a little higher, with the weather having a moderate to high impact. by tomorrow impact morning, not a lot of snow, but just enough to give us some trouble across the area. looking like a dusting to an inch in bc, just -- in d.c. just through montgomery county, and gaithersburg, columbia, maryland, and ellicott city, and northern areas of loudoun county, that is where there could be more than an inch of snow because of

let's get a check on the forecast for this friday with veronica johnson. veronica: the closings and delays corresponding to where we had the highest amount of snowfall. just a few flurries came through d.c. stephens city, winchester, around an inch of snow falling. closer to two to hillsboro, virginia. hagerstown, winchester, right through here is where the greater amount of snowfall with the system. with the next system we are starting to track coming through areas of tennessee and arkansas, this system will be impacting areas south of d.c.. --ore we get to this specifics on that storm, let's see what the road impacts are and what you can expect stepping out the door. eileen: those in the immediate dmv and those over southern maryland, a-ok. we havenorthwest, delays were the roads are slick. your bus stop forecast, make sure your kids are properly bundled. chapters will be low, lower 30's. we have a breeze. the 20's. values in i urge the kids, especially on the sidewalks, to use extra caution. anything that looks wet is likely icy. areas in red are below f

veronica johnson is preparing you for the day ahead. ica: the challenge is staying dry and getting to where you need to go on time because all the wet weather with us throughout much of today. the green is rain over the area. areas where we see the yellow is moderate rain, a third of an inch. , pushing out of st. mary's county library not a area will be moving in, the south pulling north of spotsylvania and write ui- and say thing about montclair with dale city, moving into our area. soggy by late morning and the possibility of ponding on area roads. take it easy. midday, still plenty wet, after 2:00, being will ease up and late afternoon we will be left with damp conditions with occasional showers. 46 degrees, 47 is the high temperature, in the low-40's now and will not move much. the next one to watch is the wintry mix late thursday night, could be some travel delays by early friday morning. this is the system that is shifted in terms of the timing but friday morning, it will have a combination of a little bit of rain and maybe snow bu

let's check in with stormwatch 7 meteorologist veronica johnson. veronica: it's all must like a spring morning out there. check out these temperatures. we have seen the fog lifting 46 degrees right now with a light wind out of the northwest and later today the breeze is going to pick up, the pavement has been wet and it will start to dry off. the fog will continue to scour outwards for another hour, maybe for some of that patchy fog, we are seeing that a lot more east of maryland, east of interstate 95. 55 degrees, more sunshine coming our way throughout the afternoon afternoon. next chance for rain, we are tracking this for friday, but the best chance is right there with some of the more notable events that are taking place. 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., the rain is going to be heavy across the area. 50 degrees in d.c., chill conditions elsewhere in the 40's across the area. another big change that i'm tracking, is heavier rain into next week. we talked to suzanne kennedy, who is right down there on capitol street. suzanne: you can see that we do have some

starting off with veronica johnson, bringing the good news today. veronica: we have a look at the high temperatures for today. hopefully because of the weather, getting around will be a little bit easier for us today . starting out with clear skies, light wind, look at these temperatures this morning. asked 6:30, just aspen hill, springfield, certainly above that. right now inside the beltway, and hourly breakdown for today, lunchtime, 50, close to 60 degrees by 4:00 today. holdingsee temperatures to the 50's as we get into the ev coming friday morning. look at the temperatures here. feeling a bit chilly. 45 on friday, into the 40's on saturday, you can see a lot of blue there. this is a look at areas like cleveland, louisville, new york, boston, all feeling the cold this upcoming weekend. when to be cold inside, so get to the auto show, right? i will be there tomorrow morning starting at the convention center. the temperatures, low-to-mid 40's, drive this weekend with sam sweeney starting at 5 a.m.. look at the forecast. forecasting that drive , dri

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and veronica johnson, tracking changes to the inauguration forecast. next. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two wake-up wraps for $3. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps with bacon, sausage, or ham and keep on all day. america runs on dunkin'. new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. veronica: well, today is going to be a good day to get out. so many kids out of school today, recognizing mlk day across the area with clouds moving through and down to the south with the rain that has just exited the area. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 30's, not bad at all. tonight i doubt that we drop under freezing, maybe in a few locations. you can see the forecast atoughout

let's start with meteorologist veronica johnson. veronica: it is cold out there. we are seeing the leading edge of the clouds moving in with temperatures running below freezing.

coverage continuing with -- ok, we will get to john gonzalez and a bit, first we will get to veronica johnson. veronica: 30 minutes of a winter weather advisory and after that we could see a few light snow showers here in their hanging on for just a little while longer. thata look at the roads, really is the story. for quite some time, the snow getting started at around midnight for most people. wind, that's one of the weatherbug sites. live information right now, the big winners for areas like opal, stafford with about two inches of snowfall. kids at the bus stop this morning, know that we are seeing a handful of delays right now with temperatures ranging from 29 to 34 degrees this morning. could be some icy patches until about late morning from the temperature gets above freezing. i think that this evening we could see the refreeze, but what a difference from last year. just under anl, inch of snowfall, well undercover big-time, what we had last year for the month of january, close to 19 inches. some of the inches in stafford. a wave of snowfall here headed from leesburg to manassas, you co

let's get right to stormwatch7 meteorologist veronica johnson as we prepare you for the day ahead.

and veronica johnson timing out the potential snow. we have to scare people to get their attention at 6:00 this morning. larry: hold on, wait. autria: v.j. will caucus off the ledge. veronica: it is going to be like, there is a flake for sunday. monday we notice it more. we will move into a colder pattern. one really should have been under for the last couple of weeks. we are getting a wind chill right now. big change from yesterday. don't focus on the first column, focus on the second column. that is the feels like temperatures. montgomery blair elementary school at 28. take a look at the bottom of your screen. again, we are feeling the impact of the wind that started to pick up throughout the area. an hour ago, some of the higher winds were to our north and west. a high location in martinsburg right now with a gust of 37 miles per hour. we are talking wind chills for today. lunchtime, 1:00, 30-34 degrees. a layer up kind of day for sure. but that should not keep you inside. 45 the high today. sunshine for this afternoon and more sunsh

peered worst traffic on the way, veronica johnson has the latest in our forecasts be one eileen takingover, it is the two of us today peered we have got you covered. we have been talking about the rain chances specifically between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. especially sunday into monday. we could be dealing with some flooding. let's focus on the rain today. you can see a few of those light spotty showers ahead of the main system it is all moving in our direction. you will be leaving with dry weather. it is going to be a little cooler today. still above our average. there will likely be showers for the swearing in ceremony for the parade as well. later this evening, for all of those inaugural balls, cloudy conditions but it will be foggy and misty. heading to next weekend, much cooler and more seasonable. . scheduled to close at 6:00 a.m. in the pentagon,. for inaugural festivities, the following festivities. eleventh and g,. north part of the beltway. rnet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fa

let's get started with veronica johnson. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] veronica: this is one of those days where you will be gripping the steering wheel tighter than usual. the windshield wipers will be working overtime right now. we are seeing the wind picking up across the area, the rain and wind working through the area today. d.c., now over 35 miles hour. the current reading is at 37. lighter wind is soft the west with areas just outside talk your county, seeing stronger winds closer to the coast. where i think we will have the highest wind is this area over here in pink. upwards of 50 miles per hour. eastern cambridge, down towards leonardtown, possibly seen wins around 50 miles per hour. running right up and down including the beltway, of course, towards areas around fredericksburg. possibly higher. the strongest wind again is around midday. marshall warrenton, not quite as high, it will be windy and wet. showers r

veronica johnson will be back to talk a little bit more about the radar and what we can expect for some of the events happening later. let's get back to julie for another update on the roadways. >> julie: a lot of closures already in place for that is how it is going to be for the next couple of days. keep this in mind. the memorial bridge is shut down and only open to pedestrian traffic. you can get across the roosevelt bridge, but your options are limited. there is no access to constitution avenue at this time you can use the 14th street bridge and come across to the southeast freeway. there is no access to lower 14th street. the third street tunnel is scheduled to close at 6:00 a.m. already close are the ninth, 12th and e street tunnels. express lanes are available headed up toward the beltway. however, those hov lanes will be closed on 395 and therefore will be dumped into the main pu. so, it is going to be a complicated commute. a few have to be downtown, i suggest you stick with metro. that is our traffic watch. back in 10 minutes. we will take a close eye on your ride. >> there h

and veronica johnson timing out the potential snow. have to scare people to get their attention at 6:00 this morning. larry: hold on, wait. autria: v.j. will caucus off the ledge. veronica: it is going to be like, there is a flake for

your: a soggy start for first commute and veronica johnson timing o this morning's reign.ing a big change for later in the week. first, taking the plunge, a z231yz zi0z y231yy yi0y autria: people around the world, ringing in the new year with a variety of polar plunges. in scotland they dressed up and far more than just waiting suits as part of a charity event. in the netherlands these people making in the north sea, a mad -- for the water that was literally one degree above freezing. a great stunt diving competition into the khyber river taking place in italy. there he goes. woo. you may want to stay out of the potomac today. cold, if nots chilly, it's kind of between there. nothing li work week. today we do have some rain already falling and you can see throughout the day that we are not expecting too much in the way of sunshine. the clouds will hold and in the chance for showers throughout the day, look at the temperatures. 40, 41, getting up to a high of about 45. today i'm saying mild showers. for us the rain continues to move through. here it is hour-by-hour, more ra

today, cool in the 40s, and we will talk about the extended forecast in your hour by hour with veronica johnson. julie? >> well, there's been a change already. again, we were telling you that this is a fluid situation with the road closures. the third street tunnel was scheduled to close at 6:00 a.m. , but it's already shut down. according to police, they have already closed the third straight stretch of the tunnel, so no access from the freeway. ninth and 12th street doubles are blocked off, and east street is shut down as well. now, you do have access from the 14th street bridge to the expressway to 295. if no access on the lower 14th street. keep in mind across the lower potomac it is, is close to virginia avenue. gw parkway heading towards the memorial bridge, those ramps are closed. the memorial bridge is only open for pedestrian traffic, and with the roosevelt bridge, you have limited access, none keep in mind we are dealing with the age of the restrictions now, if you're traveling northbound, the hov roles orchard said the lanes are now closed between bethel road in dc. that's our traffi

veronica johnson has a look at some of the hot wheels getting ready to rev their engines. >> that's right. nearly 700 vehicles at the washington auto show this year. 37 manufacturers. this year, it is on three levels. not just two. the theme, mobility and autonomous driving. manufacturers want to connect with you, and you need to be able to connect with your vehicle. that is the theme this year. if you have been intimidated by the technology, come down here. manufacturers will be on hand to answer your questions. take a look at this. it is a simulator you can get in and do off-road driving, which means this is not just about you adults out there. you have something for the kids, too. you have right and motion. drink on super bowl sunday and you think you have gone overboard, there is a way to find out for sure. breathe on a bag of tostitos. comes complete with sensors that detect alcohol. if it turns green, you are ok. when it turns red, you have had too much. it will even hail a ride from uber. technology. doug: winter advisory until 7:00 tonight most of the viewing area. people south an

larry: and veronica johnson is excited, although she is checking a big change right around the cornern the weather. kind of enjoy it. veronica: open it back up for next wednesday. here is what happens. we have 60's today and next wednesday. in

no snow here, right, veronica johnson? veronica: not today, but later tonight as we go through the day tomorrow, there is a better chance in the mountains for some snow. here is the reason why. we will see a pattern just here but out west. i started with the regional temperatures across the area. air that isthe cold squeezing out all of the warmth, a very small area left with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. it is out of here, and here comes at least late january. 55 degrees is the high here today, but areas from pennsylvania back to the west will be rising only into the 40's. we are starting out not too bad, between 40 and 50 degrees across the area. ,ome light showers, spotty coming through the area. we are tracking this one area that has moved out, prince george's county, anne arundel county. another area i will keep my eye showers.ht julie, sunshine with temperatures that will get into the 40's. with the wind that will be a rarity -- will and cold. julie: major tieups right now on the west side of town. this is where

"good morning washington" will start early at 4:00 a.m., and julia right -- julie wright, veronica johnson, eileen eileen whelan will keep you poste. make sure you stay tuned at 4:30 a.m. the washington capitals could break the hot streak of the columbus blue jackets. the puck drops tonight at at the verizon center. go caps. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, getting your kids' 7 on: we are back with a your side consumer alert -- macy's is closing several stores, including one in alexandria. this is eliminating more than 10,000 jobs after a disappointing holiday season. sears is selling us well-known craftsman brand to black & decker. about $9ill pay million for craftsman. to sell craftsman products at its stores. ford is bringing alexa to its cars. it is giving the car is the ability to use the voice service for their cars, such as checking the weather, etc. ford will rollout the feature this summer. you can call it the top dog of consumer flash drives. the world of the biggest thumb drive, according to its maker, it was unveiled at the consumer electronics show this week. it can hold more

maureen: first, veronica johnson has a look at what is coming up tomorrow on "good morning washington." >> thank you, maureen. tomorrow on "good morning washington". >> we are live with the stormtrak7, snowtrak7 and mobiletrak7. the first on the slippery road conditions and the school days and impact on the commute. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow early at 4:00 a.m.on "good morning wa jonathan: a live look outside, this is ashburn. picking up a little bit. we will check in with steve rudin we will talk to stormwatch7 chief meteorologist doug hill for the full forecast. this is just the beginning. it will pick up in intensity. maureen: this is a home that ivanka trump and her family will call home. the house purchased part of a wave of the housing decisions coming along with the new administration. realers say it's inspiring more than the usual multimillion dollar. >> ivanka trump dropped cash for a home priced at more than $5 million. some realtors say all of a sudden more buyers are jumping at the ultra-prices houses. >> exposure with the ivan carb

larry: veronica johnson is now tracking what could be our next round of snow. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicaprg

here is veronica johnson with your forecast. >> anchor: today is one of those days with you have to get but temperatures will top out in the lower 50s with sunshine. them tracking this next event that comes in late thursday night, early part of the day on friday. looking like we're going to get a light coating of snow. traffic will be impacted. delays looking more likely for early friday morning, maybe through friday mid day. extended forecast, temperatures today in the mid 50s. starting tomorrow in the 30s. right through monday of next week. >> reporter: gridlock on interstate 66, this is the second crash we've had eastbound trying to get into centreville from manassas. it will be as you approach 29, as you can see, we're on the brakes making your ride through the suddenly area. that crash is blocking a lane approaching centreville on 66. from the capital beltway near the woodrow wilson bridge, still foggy on northbound 295. we just reopened two lanes, a second collision southbound at east capital supreme court. melanie. >> anchor: thank you. you can get more news, weather and traffic

veronica johnson is breaking down the gorgeous forecast you can expect to see. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kidd: i went for my run last night, i should have waited for today. veronica: it is going to be gorgeous. you can run again. it's going to be just a stellar day. to give ratings today's around here.

meteorologist veronica johnson will break that down in just a moment.irst, here are some of the morning's top stories.. a busy weekend ahead for president donald trump. later today-- he is scheduled to host british prime minister theresa may at the white house. the two are expected to discuss numerous topics-- including trade-- in an hour-long meeting. and saturday-- presidn with russian president vladmir putin on the phone. a white house official says this will be their first conversation since trump took office. the president of mexico and myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly with respect such a meeting will be fruitless...and i want to go a different route meanwhile-- president trump's relationship with another leader is faltering. a meeting with mexico's president was canceled amid discussion of a 20-percent tax on imported mexican goods. the money would help fund a souther border wall. good morning washington. toss to eileen - return to seasonable chill -

here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: breezy sunshine expected.ut in the 50s, afternoon around 60 degrees. today's high. 55 to 58. again, sunshine. you'll need sun glasses later, umbrella for friday. a chance of rain, best chance between 9 and 10:00 a.m., until about 2:00 p.m. there is a better threat of rain coming our way into the weekend, sunday into monday morning could >> reporter: we continue to see gridlock on the southeast southwest, from trying to head toward the 11th street bridge. we're looking at 395 northbound at the 14th street bridge, merging from the george washington parkway southbound, still with the volume delays and you head into the district this morning. capital beltway still slow around the american legion bridge, and this is a live look at your delay headed toward the wilson street bridge on the inner loop as i295. >> anchor: thanks. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. hope you have a terrific day! >> announcer: it's "live with kelly!" today, film, tv and broadway actress

our meteorologist veronica johnson will break it down in a few moments.rst lets look at some of our top stories. with the stroke of his pen-- president donald trump jump started a federal initiative to build a wall along the us-mexico border. the bill also strips federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities. as expected-- the move prompted large protests in several states, york. another controversial move from president trump is drawing criticism from some fellow republicans. during an interview with abc news's david muir-- president trump said he supports waterboarding and other techniques that have been classified as torture. arizona senator john mccain was among several republicans who have come forward-- saying the technique is banned and will not be coming up. good morning washington. toss to eileen -a few early showers (mainly i95 east until 8am) -one more mild day -cooler friday on out now -few conversational snowflakes possible sunday & monday today: light spotty showers ending by 8am turning partly sunny last mild day highs: 50-57 friday: part

larry: it's frightening out there what weekend, and veronica johnson, i just washed my car last night. veronica: that is good because now you can start all over again. you have got to have a starting point. i like the fact that you got the chemicals off. late see road crews out today, or actually early today so they can get ahead of this. we had the rain that washed a lot of it off the roads. the at our temperatures in 50's. this is going to be key to what takes place on area roads. newington at 55 degrees. arlington 59. so mild. we will see our temperatures fall throughout the day. they will head up to about 45 to 50 degrees during the afternoon hours. at lunchtime it is still going to feel pretty nice. on the cooler side compared to yesterday. at least we have sunshine for clouds increase, and the first thing we get through this weather system is snow. light snow develops to the morning hours and ramping up by 11 a.m a slushy mix of an inch. but most of the area will see about half inch with mixed conditions on area roads. make sure you prepare your vehicle before this hits, because

thermometer, climbing. 6:30 right now, let's get you over to veronica johnson for a quick check on theorecast. veronica: it's something like inch by inch. closer to us. you can see the line down towards harrisonburg, all snowsenting a bit of light and flurries. don't focus so much on the light blue, but the areas of darker blue is where it could be coming down. the air is so dry, a lot of this is of apparatus. martinsburg, it really is north and west, red, northern talk your county. , switching over to freezing rain by 9 a.m. and after that i think we are fine. go, 37t temperatures degrees, out in the 20's, to the 30's, finally above freezing. a cold one is what it's going to be because we will have the wind to deal with. wind chill in the upper 20's today. now, as far as a look at the weekend and into the first part of next week, martin luther king day, 52. julie: we are talking about delays on the top side of the capital beltway, it is quite slow at this point as you work your way from college park was the exit for 270. 740 minute commute, sky track went above the crash that caused a

that ended up changing now veronica johnson with a preview ohgtod morning washington" we are keepingan eye on the slight chance for snow and the pact of the morning commute. >> maybe your life easier with the top life enhancing apps. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes starting at 4:25 q: back now with a day that revolutionized how we connect with the world. january 7, 2010, apple introduced world to the ipad. since then tablets have become a way of life for plenty of people. including us. michelle: do you wear heels to work? do you think you should haven't to? rebecca shares a story of a woman who said no and ended one a country in her corner. >> you know what i want? >> from a livia pope to claire underwood. "the devil wears prada. " the accessory for powerful woman. the heels. but a woman >> she sent home from a knew bee showed up in shoes without a minimum two-in heel. >> he is wearing flat shoes. >> outraged she left and got to work by starting a petition. six months later she was calling on the lawmakers to keep the companies demanding women wear heels at

larry: veronica johnson is now tracking what could be our next round of snow. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicaprg one quick note to pass along. washington county in frederick county schools in maryland are on a two-hour delay today and the baldwin elementary in manassas city in virginia is closed because of a water problem. we have a number of other delays running at the bottom of your screen. just when we were getting excited and looking forward to the 60's, you hit us with talk of snow again. [laughter] veronica: that's what so important, yesterday it looked like we had a chance, but the guidance comes out and you got it there, looks like even more of an opportunity than saturday, could be dicey around the area. you have any plans you want to stay tuned with the forecast and continue to watch it through any changes. cold in some pockets this morning. d.c., 42 it joint base andrews. fear from last night, the next opportunity for showers will come after 4 p.m. or 5

larry: and veronica johnson is excited, although she is checking a big change right around the corner in the weather. kind of enjoy it. veronica: open it back up for next wednesday. here is what happens. we have 60's today and next wednesday. in to the wintry weather. we are going to turn the corner fast. friday, temperatures will fall off. i think we drop under freezing by 6:00 p.m. on friday. as we head into early saturday morning, temperatures will be low enough for more of the wintry weather. we have a light wind coming through our area. the wind sustained at 15 to 20 miles per hour. gusting just over 25 in d.c. close to that in baltimore, annapolis, and joint base andrews. that is providing us with a little bit of a chill. the average high temperature for this time of the year is 42 degrees. 54, morning we are 51 to continuing to rise another 10 degrees by later today into the mid 60's. we should hold there for the afternoon. starting at 3:00 a.m. afternoon, several hours of freezing rain and snow. so weather alerts from stormwatch 7 we want to get you out ahead of the storm. the

here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: temperatures will hover around freezing.atch your step. there could be re-freeze for untreated areas later tonight. cloud cover moves in, ready for the next system which could bring snow east of i95. tomorrow. a big system for the carolinas and areas of virginia. could be 4 inches or more north of raleigh and toward norfolk. light snow east of i95, cold for the weekend. >> reporter: on the roads, dealing mostly with fender benders in arlington, alexandria. just cleared a crash on 395. we're working another crash, this was on washington boulevard, the ramp to 395, and, of course, through arlington on 66 we had an earlier crash an fairfax drive. canal road doing okay for this time of morning. we're with a crash, though, in cabin john area. clara parton parkway inbound approaching mcarthur boulevard. >> top stories now. sheriff's deeps trying to track down an alleged bathroom peeping tom. more disturbing this involved a child a mother tells deputies a man tack photos of her son changing in a bathroom stall. if you think you may

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autria: let's get you over to veronica johnson for a check of your forecast. a cold start.n the 20's, under freezing this morning. we will see temperatures rise 20, maybe 25 degrees. let's get you started with a look at the temperatures acros live network. berg, 25 degrees. stafford, 26. a weak system could bring light snow showers and rain to the area. monday morning temperatures, we will show these again, what that means for your monday morning rush. -- dryright now, drive pavement. not looking too busy. lanes opening north on 395 between the beltway and the 14 street bridge. on the outer loop, we have a stalled vehicle. that is moved over to the right shoulder. not too much of the delay at this point heading to eastbound 66. inthe inner loop, heading the direction of the wilson bridge come all lanes are open. we had a stalled vehicle, but that is been pulled over to the shoulder. is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes to update the top stretch of the beltway. autria: today, two top d.c. officials will hold a news co with dignity act. they want to prevent congr

here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: dress properly on this monday.day, temperatures will be update freezing with windchill values in the single digits, teens during the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine. clouds roll in late. there is a possibility for early tomorrow morning to see isolated freezing rain well north and west of dc but better chance of wednesday between 4 and 8:00 a.m. take a look at mid week, highs into the low to mid 60s on thursday, then another cold weekend headed our way. >> reporter: we continue to see off le. merging to the beltway from 95 toward no majorssthe approaching the legion bridge. interstate 66, earlier accident activity continues to slow the eastbound lanes. melanie. >> anchor: you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. stay warm and have a great day!

let's begin with veronica johnson.nowica: a little bit of coming our way for the end of the work week, but preparation is everything. at least we have an early jump on that. this morning, there has been fog across the area. the monument without the lights on. at the top of it, a little bit of fog this morning. there could be patchy fog around for a while this morning. cautionary on area roads. to be a sunny, bright and warm day for us. greenlight for the aftern today. topping out in the low to mid 50's across the area. from clouds to sunshine today. clouds will quickly move in tomorrow, maybe really crowded a start but by late morning, mostly cloudy for tomorrow. we are going to remain dry through the day tomorrow. as we get into tomorrow night, very late after midnight, 2:00 friday morning, a lot of us will be waking up to some of that snow coating the ground. here are the accumulations. a lot of the snow falling while we are sleeping. 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 friday morning, the snow will still be falling. those temperatures

let's get right to veronica johnson. just seeing ane isolated shower here. the big thing for us is the road surfaces drying off, we are seeing temperatures above freezing, from the mid-to-upper 30's across the area. let me show you where the last of t snow showers in western maryland was bengals coming to the area, cumberland, towards woodstock, loudoun county, that is really it. for you,it forward this pocket here in the flintstone area, maybe a sprinkle or a light shower, and once this wave comes past at 1:00, 2:00, it will be right through the area so we could see another brief, light shower, but not a big deal. what you might notice, some late day sunshine with the wind starting to pick up. the next opportunity to see showers is not until thursday. when that system comes through we're left with colder air for friday and for the upcoming weekend. today really more on the dry or wet side, but also more on the cloud cover than the sunnyside. 46 degrees by 1:00, pushing it weekend 48 weary of the again, lower temperatures, but atwill have an extended look th

veronica johnson has your hour-by-hour breakdown and morning, good everyone. welcome to tuesday and we've got rain falling out there right now. give yourself some extra time to get were you need to go. rain is falling this morning. scattered showers are moving , fairly light, could slow you down. the rain is going to start tapering off by 3:00, 4:00 today , and those temperatures with spring type showers are going to be just as warm, just as high getting to the 50's later today. tracking this will area around hagerstown right now, just a spotty showers there, the bulk of the rain coming to areas in west virni here until 9:00, 10:00 or so this morning. increasingly more wet weather will be moving into the area. temperatures in the 30's this morning, today will top out about 54 degrees, putting us 10 to 12 degrees above average across the area today. a late weekng at outlook there, including inauguration. the temperature with an hourly forecast a friday and saturday, coming up. julie: we have got a lot going on early this morning. starting off with the roads her

alison: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on abc -- alison: now veronica johnson with a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thank you, alison. tomorrow on "good morning washington" we are live across the dmv with stormtrack 7. snow track 7 and mobiletrak7. the first of the season's snowfall, slippery roads and school delays. the impact on the morning commute. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow starting early at 4:00 a.m tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart faire. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death t