warrenton and culpepper, big time rains. i will show you rates and amounts. culpepper to warrenton.ts been in this corridor. out to route 50 across into percivel and across the river into upper montgomery and forth of frederick. thatamount of rain and we are looking at probably another half inch before all is said and done. thunderstorms untia.m. should heavy, some could be severe. bus stop temperatures 56 to 66. it'll be dry in -- which is a good thing. breezy and warmer on thursday. many hit the 70s be cooler on friday but still nice. temperatures close to average with high around 60. back to the wet and good showers and storms still possible. west of i-81, west of martin burg and we will put this into motion. the future cast has been pretty adamant and consistent with a good line of showers ask storms. dc southward. lighta roping i-95. we think that some of those could cause problems. by six everything moves out. we are mild. temperatures in the upper 50s to mid60s and we get into the 8:30 hour in the morning. temperatures 58 -- 57 in fairfax. see the clouds back toward i- 81. th

let's zoom in around warrenton and culpeper and you see the yellows and oranges and this is the areand we could see those downpours create those winds and heads up around the warrenton area. these will be through your area in the next 45 minutes and i want to focus right inside the beltway here and as we look at this, what we'll be looking at is the band of heavy rain moving in through the north into prince george's county and you can see the little band right in here. so head's up around laurel and rockville and gaithersburg. you'll be seeing that heavy rain and the rest of us getting in on this action over the next one to two hours and if you've been waiting for the heavy rain right on through 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 tonight and there's more where that came from, and this is the one wave that i'm watching and the next wave is with the front, back toward the west and that's what will be coming through later this evening and let's time it out for you on future weather and same thing around 6:30 as we move on through the night and a little bit of a break. once again, we will see some breaks

warrenton, lightning to the south and west.ty good rains on either side of 270, not quite as heavy as loudoun county but good rain passenger mantown to clarksburg and before you get to frederick and laying on thesville and damascus. the rainfall fell an inch per hour. we'll zoom further south and east. if you're going up 95 or through 50, you have rain, not as heavy in laurel or out toward bowie but a slow go towards annapolis and again, we're still thinking big storms are possible until about 2:00 and. some could be heavy. some could be severe. main threat -- gusty winds. bus stop temperatures tomorrow, 56 to 66 and dry. that's nice. breezy and warmer tomorrow. temperatures should make it into the low-to-mid- 70s. behind the front, it will be breezy and much cooler on friday but still nice. it's late october and will be an average day temperature-wise by friday. 10:00 tonight, doesn't look too ominous. scattered showers to the west of martins burg and west of i- 81. it will advance -- look what happens around 12:00, 12:30 in t

you head down toward warrenton. u have a shower moving towards hey market and a few sprinkles and back from strasburg over toward front royal. a few showers now, but it's going to be later this afternoon. i'm going to show you the futurecast. as we head toward 5:00 p.m., notice this line of showers and storms, and i think this may be a little slow. you get the idea later this afternoon and evening, the showers and storms come through, and that could contain the strong, gusty winds. nice weekend coming up. more on that in a few minutes. mike, back to you. >>> president obama is in roseville, oregon today. he is meeting with victims' families from last week's mass shooting from the community college and there is another. >> we are of course shocked and deeply saddened by the circumstances that bring us together this morning. >> reporter: northern arizona university president rita chang put into words the state of her student body friday morning upon hearing of the shooting. >> two groups go the into a con frontation.

a little better in warrenton. they've come up to a mile and a quarter. be a problem for another hour or two. temperature not a problem at all. as and 60s. upper 60s down south and east of us. we're talking about clouds and fog early. otherwise sunshine, 65 at 9:00. noontime temp around 70 with highs anywhere from 60s west of us, 74 in town. looks like a pretty good day. andrea and nick? >>> the fate of charles severance is now in the hands of a jury. >> deliberations in the murder trial begin this morning. nikki burdine is live outside the fairfax county courthouse once again. what are jurors going to be considering, nikki? >> reporter: jurors are going to be considering a lot. the one thing they will not be considering is the insanity defense. that's because charles severance' defense attorneys did not use that at all. in fact, they maintained he is 100% innocent. the jury got the case late so they decided collectively to begin deliberations this morning. a lot has happened up until this point so let's give you a quick recap. charles severance is accuse

a few more down toward portions of warrenton, south of warrenton, north of coal pm coa. showers around clinton, oxen hill, closer to buoy. annapolis, pretty heavy rain along 50 and the bay bridge over toward the annapolis region. now, we have nice weather again today as far as temperatures go. we've got that front coming through and another front will come through on friday. that will turn things rather chilly for the weekend. we're talking about the 30s for the first time this season. that could even include the district. we'll talk much more about that in a minute. >>> we're just a few hours away from the first democratic presidential debate of the season. let's take a live look at vegas. candidates making final preps and this starts at 8:30 eastern time. right now, five people are set to take the stage but there's some buzz about vice president joe biden who has said, not said if he's going to run. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, are the two front-runners. former maryland governor martin o'malley, former virginia senator jim webb, and lincoln chafee, will also be on

we have heavy rain through leesburg, warrenton. pick a road or artery to make you leave town and you will have a slow commute home, no doubt. hey market towards aldi, 50. upperville, further north towards leesburg. in montgomery rain, frederick, rainfall rates an inch per hour and moderate rain, 301 and route 5. we'll tell you what that means and have the weekend forecast. >> thank you, top. >>> the third republican presidential debate gets underway in a few hour and for the first time, donald trump will not take the stage as a gop front-runner. craig boswell is live in boulder, colorado, a preview for us tonight. good evening to you, craig. >> reporter: good evening, jan. if the past few days are any indication, expect quite the verbal volly in center stage. donald trump and ben carson are standing side by side and as you mention, trump is not the front-runner. carson, in recent polling, has taken the lead. they're both under pressure to be more specific on economic issues and that's the topic of tonight's debate. donald trump has

we will zoom in so we have frederick, warrenton, even south of culpepper.ng up that showed up earlyer at six but still -- the red around warrenton so it's a slow go in -- past fairfax and some good ra

metro area and into fauquier county and warrenton and manassas seeing good rain and then you have this area right around the beltway. this is going to be an area, and i'm going to zoom in on this and i want to make sure you know exactly where this is because this is an area that will continue on see very heavy rain over the next 20 minutes or so and let's take a live shot over union station and you can see the flags blowing pretty good and back to the radar. you notice these making their way down toward the south and east and they will move on right along 50 and down to the south and east take a look, as we track these in through chevrolet about 6:30 and d.c. coming up in the next five minutes and around oxen hill around 6:49 and down through camp spring. and we'll continue to track this as they move to the south and this is part of a much bigger front and as it does so it's moving in much cooler air and that cool weekend forecast when i come back. >> thank you, doug. more than 11 trillion gallons of water have pounded on to south carolina in a little over a week's time and right now p

here we are further south toward warrenton, manassas, dale city, you can see those areas of green, here's what we will see today, cloudy skies, windy conditions, winds are still at of the northeast. is a breezy one but we are warming up. yesterday's highest work at 58, we are already at 57. we know we're going to be higher. little bit of patchy fog the shenandoah valley. still, coastal advisories and flood warnings are in place, waves are high, persistent northeasterly wind is causing flooding concerns. take it easy especially during high tide. as far as rain is concerned, not much added to it, about a 10th of an inch, that's why it's so quiet. temperatures day into the 60s. still cool but a little bit better. we get better weather coming up in just a bit. mike? >>> we start with a developing story this morning, a confrontation with security guards turns deadly for patient at washington hospital center. it is not clear what led to the scuffle but we do not that dc police are leading the investigation. officials tell wusa9 the incident occurred at the hospital's main entrance on wednesday,

also, a few showers around front royal, warring than -- warrenton. these are showers ahead of the cold front that will slide through later. ahead of the front, it is warm and feels amazing outside. if you like these warm temperatures, cooler weather arrives tomorrow. as we get closer to the evening rush, more showers, even a few thunderstorms are possible as this front slides through. i-95, the front east of still some lingering showers. it is all about the cooler, drier weather for the weekend. a lot of events going on. one event going on live. they are flying information down the potomac river. the flight will go over the pentagon and arlington national cemetery to honor disabled american veterans and honor the services and sacrifices of fellow veterans. u.s. transportation secretary anthony foxx rejected a proposal to increase federal oversight of metro rail. thattsb recommended oversight be shifted to the federal railroad administration, but the washington -- but washington does not believe the ntsb's recommendation is the wisest or fastest way t

gaithersburg, fredericksburg, warrenton, manassas, upper 30s.emperatures in the low to mifd 40s in the metro area inside the beltway. right around the bay, it's in the upper 40s there now. storm team 4 radar not showing any rain in the vicinity. we even got a clear sky for the army ten-miler this morning. off to a chilly start. we'll have plenty of sunshine and it ought to be jumping into the 60s by the finish and the taste of d.c. is going on. and by mid afternoon there right on pennsylvania avenue temperatures should be into the low 70s. so quite a tra mat ek change from wre we are right now. chilly. then jumping during the 9:00 hour. then peaking in the low 70s achlt few waspy high clouds coming through. we've got beautiful autumn color showing up in the mountains. still, just a little bit of color showing up east of the yellow zone and west of 95. this photo taken yesterday by lisa. she posted that on my twitter page and you can share yours as well on facebook and on instagram. so, gorgeous autumn weather for today and then for columbus day.

will be at 6:46 and within the next 20 to 30 minutes and head's up for that and then a move through warrenton and the next half hour and i'll be back in just a couple of minutes and we'll time the next line of storms coming up at 6:45. >> thank you, doug. income, two local women are bullied as they celebrate the start of a new business. why they got hate mail. >> prince harry is in town to help promote one of his favorite >> two entrepreneurs say they've been body shamed and bullied. they own a fitness studio in the frederick area. the local paper wrote an article about them and after it was published this clipping was mailed to them. someone wrote on it calling them borderline obese and then they wrote, quote, i hope to see an article in the future of you practicing what you preach, end quote. >> the two say they know who sent the mail because whoever did so signed their name and included their address. but the two women say they're not going to stoop to the level of calling that person out. >> i think that takes us down to a different level and that's not why we're here. we always want to e

another slow go of it with heavier rain from fredericksburg to warn 10 to waldorf -- fredericksburg to warrenton to waldorf. the front will move out of here and behind at the skies begin to clear. a really nice thursday ahead, with temperatures about 10 degrees above average this time of year. how much rayna we talking about? the latest model shows about three inches in the district. i think that may be on the high side. the general range will be 1-2 inches by this time tomorrow night. the sunshine will return, a bit breezy thursday. tomorrow, 60 degrees by 7:00 in the morning, areas of heavy rain. same at noon time. 5:00, may have some rumbles of thunder. some of the storms have the potential to be strong with gusty wind and heavier downpours. doug hill will keep you updated tomorrow as these storms progress. 74 degrees and breezy thursday. the cooler air friday. halloween right now will be drive. the trick or treat her's will be happy with temperatures in the mid to upper 50's, then we fall back one hour, daylight savings earlyoming to an end sunday morning. that is the full forecast from the

also near manassas and warrenton. cue run into some fog -- you could run into some fog as well. 51 in d.c. we'll see a nice recovery. 74 today. coming up, i'll let you know when a substantial chance of showers and thunderstorms will be in the forecast. larry, over to you. >>> want to let you know we do have one issue going on right now on 301. so this is 301 northbound at route 5. part of it which would be shortcut road. looks like congestion in that area and an accident blocking the left lane. so commuters will need to be mindful this morning. want to give you a live look on east capitol street at southern avenue. no issues along that corridor. we're certainly good to go. eastbound . /-66 from as far west as haymarket, gainesville, front royal, all lanes are open as you approach the capitol beltway in fairfax. we'll have your drive times around the metro coming up after the seven-day forecast and an update on that accident in brandywine. we'll send it over to you. >>> california governor jerry brown sign as right to

while area-wide, here's the sweet spot, notice the yellow the other side of i-95, fredericksburg and warrenton. storms could be a little gusty through the afternoon. moving fast what i like, try to get exercise early around lunchtime to 1:00, 2:00, 3:00. plenty warm. even a touch humid tomorrow and we dry out quickly. these are not low temperatures, highs for saturday. 63 in d.c. and even breezy at times for saturday afternoon. winds will quickly drop eventfh sunday. not too windy. you can still get decorating done and maybe even painting. you have the green light for anything you want to do this weekend. 65 on saturday, 70 degrees sunday, as we get into the early part of next week. not any big systems headed our way. and all about the weekend and tomorrow, if there are any changes to the forecast, we will have that early tomorrow morning. >> thanks, veronica. >>> coming up, a cryptic message from maryland's football head coach amid reports he'll be fired. >> first, here's jimmy fallon. >>> big challenges for offense and defense for the redskins. >> the offense, they have two of the top weapon

most of the activity and south and west of us, light, warrenton, a couple of sprinkles, culpeper, a couple of sprinkles. this is over the last hour. you can see quantity toe, notice how they are peeling off to the north and turning to the left. got back to the northwest. manassas, haymarket, a couple of sprinkles in a minute. nothing heavy this evening. and nothing heavy until after midnight. so, rain and showers tonight. milder. bus stop temperatures low 50s to low 60s. west, yellow watered alert tomorrow. both commutes look west. tomorrow morning's commute looks horrible. by 10:00 tonight, you might be able to walk the dog in the immediate metro area without an umbrella. but watch what happens overnight. boom, here comes the rain, some of it heavy. 53 in gaithersburg. 55 in manassas. by 9:00, it's 60 in leesburg but notice the heavier rain now showing up in yellow and orange. and this rolls right on through the lunchtime hour. by lunchtime, up in frederick with temps in the 60s. another batch of showers rolling through by 6:00 p.m., producing heavy rain. 61 at 9:00, 63 at 11:00 and 66 wi

, it's already raining in parts south of our area near fredericksburg and dale city and parts of warrenton is through 5:30 in the morning tomorrow. we'll look at about a quarter of an inch of rain. as you head farther to the south, maybeup to an inch. that's not too much. it's more than we've seen in a while. here comes the heavy stuff all day on wednesday. not only during the morning hours but the evening as well. 1 to 2 inches of rain is what you can expect on average across the area. so here's our first band of shower on the way and heavier rain back up to 64. we'll start with the light stuff. there's a lot of dry air in place. it's having a hard time moving forward, but it does look like it will arrive by the evening commute. a little earlier than what we were looking at this morning. 53 degrees right now. those north-northeasterly winds make that rain kind of hard to come on in. it's coming. first alert doppler, let's zoom on in for you. it's pretty close and moving about 10 miles per hour. then it has to encounter that dry air. so this might be a little faster than we thinkp about 2:

another cold spot is warrenton and fauquier county at 35. clear sky over our region. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera this morning. all dry pavement and in the morning chill, it is going to quickly change like yesterday. a steep climb in our temperatures. this time, though, warmer than yesterday out of the low to mid-60s by noon. jumping to upper 60s by late afternoon by around 4:00 or 5:00. post your pictures like kansas trimble did. the view overlooking some of the foothills of the blue ridge from skyline drive taken this last weekend. you see gorgeous color there now. that was posted on my twitter feed. post on my facebook and share on instagram. even milder tomorrow and thursday, into the mid-70s. absolutely gorgeous. morning lows, low 50s. and then cooler friday into the weekend, high of 60s. next chance of rain late sunday night to monday. few passing showers are possible. melissa, good morning. what's going on with the commute? >> new problem outer loop of the beltway at river road. not seeing it on camera because the camera is not working. sounds l

warrenton already report something fog. their visibility is down to half mile.e, light winds, i'm afraid we'll have some patchy dense fog to start your monday, but overall, monday looks really, really nice. right now 57, be clear dewpoints up to 51. so it's comfortable, but not as dry as it was, so therefore not as cool as this morning when it was 47 town, and 38 at dulles for the low this morning. a warm start for the week. tomorrow's high ends tuesday. should be in the mid-70s. but a front tuesday morning will give us a couple of showers here or there. cooler air behind that front for the second half of the week, and then another front friday brings even cooler air. i'm thinking the coming weekend, chilly. highs may not get out of the 50s saturday and/or sunday of the coming week. what's going on? high pressure is nearby, so it's quiet, but the front that coming tuesday, here it is tonight, knit minnesota. notice the clouds, but no rain with it. this front is going to be starved for moisture. even though we have a chance for a shower on tuesday, i don't thin t

around leesburg and warrenton. showers and storms kind of set up. that's been impressive, rainfall over two inches across the board. by 1:00 tonight, most the showers across over i-95 into prince george county, charles county. temperatures in the 60s across the board. we'll come back and let you know if it clears for the morning commute and a look ahead to the halloween forecast and all important three day guarantee. >> thank you. staying on top of the weather situation 24 /7, download our app. you'll find everything you need to keep your family safe. lye dopplerlive doppler radar, forecast all available when you need them. breaking news from the nationals. it appears their search for a new manager has come to an end. >> former san diego padres manager bud black will take over with the nationals. what do we know? >> we keep saying pending hire the nationals can't make an official announcement until after the world series is over which is protocol in major league baseball. the washington post reported bud black was selected from a pool of eight candi

they are stretching from culpeper to warrenton. charles county, south of la plata, and prince george, in a little while, northern charles, maybe even fairfax. so we're going to keep the yellow weather alert up. 56, some light rain. dew point in the 50s. it's humid, damp, windy. gusts to 28 miles per hour. temperatures range from 50 in the shenandoah valley. warmer air south and east. i'm thinking tomorrow we might be able to get a little bit of a push that way but this sun believable the amount of rain. some areas 10 inches plus since this started. that's why all the problems. for us, we'll continue with the winds out of the east and northeast. but by the time we get to later tomorrow, if you are north of town you might see a peek of sun. i think we'll see afternoon sun by monday. real nice by tuesday. upper 40s to upper 50s, a few showers, patchy drizzle. still breezy to windy. not much change. a few showers in the morning, 50. fewer showers in the afternoon. best chance will be south of d.c. upper 50s to mid-60s. looking at the t

already in the 40s. 47 in warrenton. 48 right now in gaithersburg. 51 in baltimore. fort immediate right now coming in at 46 degrees. so yeah, it's chilly. it's going to be a lot cooler by early tomorrow morning. we're not going to see any rain most of this week there is only one exception to that. i'll get to that in just a second. right now satellite radar showing clear skies around our area. but notice just out of the south, the clouds moving in towards portions of the delmarva, across portions of south carolina, north carolina. look at this monster storm here. this is the storm that really helped to create all that flooding into the carolinas. it's finally moving off the coast. so it's taking the bulk of the rain just offshore now. but there is more forming in north carolina and south carolina. so they are not out of the woods just yet. this storm moving off slowly, right behind joaquin there is hurricane joaquin making its way to the north of bermuda. but they're all moving out and they'll continue to move away from the area. morning temperatures tomorrow under

even into the mid- to upper 70s. 75 in d.c. 77 in warrenton. 77 leesburg as well as frederick. a great afternoon. our monday was spectacular. but look what is coming our way. here is a front. a lot of rain and even some thunderstorms back to our west. that front is moving our way now. we will see that come in during the day tomorrow. so we're talking about rain chances. the nice weather, it gets out of here. not just chilly, it could be downright cold this weekend. wait until you see how cold we might get, coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> new video tonight shows a different angle of the confrontation that led police to use a taser on a texas city councilman. it's one of four videos now being examined by a district attorney. to decide if the prairie view texas officers used excessive force. 26-year-old councilman jonathan miller was tasered after he interrupted the officers who were questioning some of his friends in front of his apartment complex. >> officers told you no less than nine times to put your hands behind your back. why didn't you do it? >> i was being arrested for i

warrenton down through culpeper and you see the darker shades of green. going to add up to more than a tenth of an inch. by 3:00 today, we're going to be into the upper 60s. the sun will come out for so the second half of date is probably when you want to make those outdoor plans. here are a couple ofth showers. the clouds will be here and -- couple of the showers. the clouds will be here and fading away just in time for the skins game. temperatures will be into the 60s so good sweat shirt weather. as we head into the overnight hours, clouds will return. monday will be dry with increasing sunshine but it will be cool. some places not getting out of the upper 50s. about 60 degrees for the district. that's below where we're going to be for today. for tuesday clouds increase and most areas stay dry and cool again on tuesday. it's areas off to the west that could see showers later on into the evening. this is all from the remnants of patricia that will push on through on wednesday. we'll see some rain, good rain on wednesday for everybody and pockets of heavi

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manassas, warrenton, 28 degrees. gaithersburg and frederick. right at reagan national, it's in the upper 30s, near 40s. your weather headline, a cold morning, chilly afternoon we can look forward to a warmer pattern coming later this week. now, melissa, good morning. what's going on now? >> good morning we have a problem at g.w. parkway. we have an issue off to the right side of the roadway with the right lane blocked there this morning. right now in alexandria route 1 at groveton street, we're shut down on route 1 there in both directions because of an issue with a power line that is down across the roadway there this morning. west virginia avenue northeast shut down between mt. olivet and fenwick there this morning because of a police investigation. 66 and 95, no major problems. eun? >> thank you, melissa. expect a bit of a shock to the system as you walk out the door this morning. as tom mentioned it's going to be pretty cold this morning. kristin wright is out there in the cold snap. kristin, you and i don't like the cold. i wonder how you'

warrenton down to 41, near 40 in much of the shenandoah valley. montgomery, fairfax, prince george's counties in the mid-40s. right downtown near 50. mid-50s around the bay. there is that midnight blue and tangerine dawn showing up. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera, predawn glow. off to the chilly start and then it will quickly jump into the 60s noon time. then mid-70s by mid to late afternoon. lots of sunshine, gorgeous autumn day. rain exited the carolinas. pulling away. we're still dealing with the lingering effects of high tide times with flooding at times, high tide around the bay. these counties near the bay. including alexandria water front, east potomac park, high water. high tide time in washington channel at 4:23. highs mid-70s today. upper 70s on wednesday. and we'll keep this wonderful autumn weather going open thursday. could get shower, thunder, afternoon and evening. drying out in time for weekend. turning cooler. now melissa has breaking news. >>> breaking news on the beltway. inner loop ramp to northbound georgia avenu

few days and already down to 57 degrees and fort meade coming in at 67 and 64 to camp springs and warrenton at 56 degrees and storm team 4 radar is dry and it will be for an extended period of time now and tomorrow, mostly sunny, cool, but nice and 63 to 69 degrees and the average high temperature will be very close in the district and most of you to the north will be auto cooler side and yes, dry all of the way through next week and get that car washed if you want if you've been waiting to do it. this weekend may be too cool to do it yourself and next week, not too bad and 68 degrees on your friday and a high of 58 degrees on saturday and temperatures drop another ten degrees into the weekend and 56 on sunday, but it's not the afternoon high temperatures and those will be cold enough and it's the cold temperatures early sunday morning and 32 degrees in martinsburg and 35 in gaithersburg and 40 in d.c., and we could be cold or southbouundt and we could be talking about the first frost or freeze coming up this weekend and to get a frost you need to be up in 37, 38 degrees and you get the fre

rain will be out of here and here's where the clouds could linger and as far north as waldorf and warrenton. this is just for saturday morn because by saturday afternoon i think we'll clear out. so impact forecast and good weather to visit the orchards and good weather for football coming up this weekend and a good look at the four-day forecast and this weekend, 65, you'll need a jacket and we'll talk more about the weekend and a look at next week on news 4 at 5:00. >> they just took a new poll at some of the swing state asnd it shows three republicans are trailing donald trump in their own home states and some insiders say this poll could prove that trump could win the republican nomination. steve handelsman has been looking into this. >>> donald trump in iowa today exuberant and talking tough on undocumented immigrants. >> if i win and become president they are going back. they're going back. they're going back. >> the billionaire leads in iowa and got good news in two big swing states that vote in march. in florida, trump is at 28% in today's quinnipiac poll meaning ben carson and the tw

several projects started today, including resurfacing lower state road between county line road in warrenton. you'll see road crews all week, expect delays in that area. >>> for the third time in 40 years, millions of social security recipients, disabled veterans, and federal retirees can expect no increase in benefits next year and gas prices are partly to blame for this. the annual cost of living adjustment is based on a government measure of inflation, which is being dragged down by the lower prices at the pump. we continue to see those low prices across the area. drivers in every state are paying less than $3 a gallon for the first time since 2009. in the five-county philadelphia area, drivers are paying an average of $2.32. prices slightly lower in delaware at $2.21. cheapest place to fill up is in south jersey where the average is $1.93 a dplgallon. >>> facebook plans to take another step into e commerce. they'll begin testing a shop section in the next few weeks. the feature is designed to be a place for people to more easily discover, share, and purchase products. in the post the com

jump the divide -- mid-60s in cumberland and hagerstown, martins burg, winchester, 68 warrenton, 68 manassas downtown and faithers burg and 68 annapolis. 86s seem to have it. maybe i should play the number 68 tonight. downtown temps. 60 by 11:00 and 63 fun full sun by 1:00. 71 for a high friday, should be good for football but only 58 for a high on saturday. saturday and sunday night -- and/or frost north of town. 56 on sunday. near 60 monday. then milder, doesn't stay super cold for long. near 70 again next wednesday. >> thank you, topper. >>> a woman got a ticket for $25 for sunbathing in the buff and is taking it to trial. >> why she's drawing a line in the sand. >>> and sensitive information about uber drivers is accidentally leaked. >>> and a cable company get proactive on responding to your problems. parents help their children discover the world animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich kids discover the world with their mouths detergent is harmful if swallowed so keep laundry pacs up and

dark green areas where we're getting moderate rain in loudoun county and warrenton and 66 getting into fairfax county. light rain advancing off to the east. temperatures hovering in the 50s. milder morning. here are the severe weather risks that we have for today. by later this afternoon there is a low risk of any tornadoes. very small risk of hail and small risk of flash flooding. maybe a little bit of flooding around the shenandoah valley. we've had the rain affecting the commute. >> we have. when you look at these maps, they look solid green. that is because they are all rain. the big block unfortunately is moisture. 395 northbound boundary channel, the left lane is blocked. 66 in bound just inside the beltway. police response on the left side of the roadway. still, 66 and 95 overall the roads look good in green but so does everything else because of that rain that is falling. i'm back in ten minutes with some travel times. >> melissa, we'll see you then. 5:33 now. today lawmakers on the hill could vote on the budget and debt ceiling deal. it would set spending levels into 2017. nbc

coldest spots now warrenton, leesburg, further it the north waechb west, milder. sunrise at 7:22.tting a little later and later every morning. it will be getting earlier, we turn our clocks back one hour. that's the weekend after this weekend, sunday early morning on november 1st. chilly through the morning. look at our temperature graph, climbing into the upper 60s to mid to late afternoon. post your pictures. this view from skyline drive, overlooking the foothills. look at the autumn color there. this was taken a couple of days ago. peak color along skyline drive and much of west virginia, post your pics on twitter, facebook and instagram. milder weather moves in with sunshine on wednesday and thursday into the 70s during the afternoon. and then a bit cooler, into the weekend, high 60s, friday, saturday and sunday. should be dry, great for outdoor activities, great for football and soccer. and as we get into early monday morning, late sunday night, that's our next chance of any rain around. a little cooler on monday afternoon as well. melissa has a new crash. >>> brand-new crash

warrenton at 38. frederick, 37. nearby suburb prince george's county now on the low 40s.40 in montgomery. low to mid-40s in fairfax county, along 95, springfield, fredericksburg, in the 40s to upper 30s. shenandoah valley in the mid-40s around winchester, down to front royal and luray. out of the mountains, most locations above freezing this morning. live view from tower camera, clear sky, live view looking at friendship heights. climbing quickly, by noon time, we ought to be making it up into the low 60s. and then jumping into the mid to upper 60s between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. absolutely gorgeous. autumn day coming up. look at our gorgeous autumn color. this photo posted on my twitter page. this is from skyline drive, overlooking the foothills of the blue rage takidge taken over th weekend. peak color there now. as we get to tomorrow, milder weather moves in on wednesday morning. lows around 50s. may get into the upper 70s on thursday afternoon. and then on friday, into the weekend, storm team 4 seven day outlook cooler. highs in the 60s. remaining dry until sunday even. th

really seen a beautiful afternoon and 70 the high temperature and 71 in fredericksburg and 73 in warrenton and it will be on the cooler side tomorrow after a cool night tonight so that's what we'll be watching and once again, your headlines tonight. very chilly tonight and you may need the jacket especially if you're doing events tomorrow morning and tracking showers for sunday and if you'll be involved in the marine corps marathon, we are tracking showers for that and then watching patricia. one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded and we'll talk much more about that and veronica joins you in the next five to ten minutes on how that storm could impact parts of mexico and eventually even our area. >>> wayne simmons, the former cable news commentator has pled not guilty to fraud and other charges. pros koouecutorins say he lied working for the cia. simmons also requested a jury trial. the trial was set for february 23rd. he'll stay in jail for now. >> a big marine corps marathon weekend and we'll show you where the best spots are to catch the action and we continue to follow breaking n

there could be a spot shower from warrenton. that little bit of a rain chance inching its way through the metro, just clouds, but there is a spot shower chance at 11:15 in and around town. by 12:00, 1:00, most tapering off. not a bad day today, but just be on the lookout for a quick shower chance. here is the way the skies will look. plenty of clouds around for this morning. later today, though, clearing sky, and increasing west and northwesterly breeze, brings in cooler air as we get toward tomorrow. for today, 50s out the door this morning with lots of cloud s. maybe a passing shower, coming to an end around lunch time. mild and breezy today, temperatures to mid-70s. seven-day forecast time, sunshine for tomorrow and thursday. highs just about average this time of the year. upper 60s to near 70. another cold front brings in way colder air for the weekend. saturday and sunday, highs in the upper 50s to near 60. and sunday morning, we could be seeing a freeze across northern maryland and the shenandoah valley. we'll talk your da

. >> 48 gaithersburg and already 47 down towards the warrenton area and as far as the rain is concerned, not much going on and we're not going see rain tonight and we'll see rain coming up during the day tomorrow. it's all coming and circulating around the old remnants of hurricane patricia making its way our way and bringing in the moisture off the gulf and moisture off the atlantic and sets the stage where it's going to be a rainy 24-hour period and how much rain are you going to see in the region. here's my computer model and anyone in the purple here is well over an inch of rain so you can see what we're talking about? >> down toward st. mary's county, and i think that's a pretty good look at what we'll be seeing. tomorrow, i'm not expecting much in the way of rain and clouds thicken and showers will come late in the day and still take the umbrella and most holds off into the overnight hours, and high temperature tomorrow, and a weather alert day here on wednesday so you make sure you download the nbc washington app and 70 on your thursday and 60 on friday and right now halloween lo

out to 76 degrees and play to 78 in fredericksburg and still warm conditions off to the west like warrenton as well and 77, 78 degrees and here's the forecast for the walk to end hiv on saturday and those temperatures push from the upper 40s to the mid-50s, 11:00 a.m. and saturday is the pretty day out of the weekend and a lot of sunshine, just a little chilly and it may be a breeze, too, kicking in by the afternoon and lots of sunshine for saturday and meanwhile, on saturday, on sunday, that's when the clouds will roll in and some cloud cover and yes, some rain between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. and we're talking about showers and nothing heavy and moderate and you will get wet, too, calling it a chilly rain and that should be wrapping up by around 11:00 a.m. and just before noon, testimony temperatures hit 62, 65 degrees between 11:00 and 1:00 p.m. here's a look at your storm team four-day forecast from the mid-60s this weekend from the low to mid-60s next week and more seasonable conditions expected with what could be some drizzly-type conditions and light rain showers expected maybe tuesday lat

and warrenton and this may fill back in over the next few hours and look at the drying trend. there is a lot more rain down here that will continue to make its way up by 95, but the heaviest rain down around raleigh and this is moving in a completely different direction and moving toward the north and west and we're not going to get in on the heaviest rain, we don't think and that's why the flood threat will be less as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. as we've been seeing throughout the day, the winds have been a big factor and winds gusting to 30 miles per hour in d.c. and near 30 down toward pawtuxet river and the latest wind gusts close to 50 miles per hour and things there will only continue to get worse as we make our way through the night tonight, that is one area that we know we will see some major flooding and major beach erosion and veronica johnson has been there and you are a pro now. you have those goggles on and everything. >>. >> reporter: exactly, and you certainly need it out here and i'm between two dunes and getting pelted with a lot of wind

and some of you in the upper 40s by that time and already at 57 in gaithersburg and our friends at warrenton at 350 degr50 degreesn toward calvert county. storm team 4 radar showing there's no rain associated with this cold front and it came through, but it was a very dry cold front and you notice the difference if you were outside, too. the winds really shifted and tomorrow you will notice a difference, too. tomorrow we go fromhe 50s to the upper 50s, but that is it. plenty of sunshine and even with the sun, it is going to be fairly cool, winds tomorrow out of the north at about 10 to 20 miles per hour and the wind will make you feel a little bit cooler across the area. the next four days, 59 on your friday and 60 degrees on your saturday and that, of course, halloween and then we get to sunday. remember, set the clocks back one hour saturday night into sunday and it's daylight savings time and sunday high temperature of 66 and 65 on monday and just a few showers on saturday, rather, sunday and monday and look at this, back into the 70s tuesday, wednesday and thursday and i want to talk mor

from the mountains to the coast, pretty nice. 74 for you in comberland and looking at 78 in warrenton7 in leesburg. downtown mid to upper 70s, cooler for your water at 74. on the day planner use your downtown temps. then we're 70 by 11:00 and 74 by 1:00 p.m. now thursday we're in great shape, 74. then the yellow weather alert on friday primarily afternoon showers, thunderstorms, 76. they will go through friday night. they will be impact first- degree you have plans on friday night. clouds to start and then a nice day, 68 kind of cool. we'll be looking at 74 for the ravens game, sunshine, don't look now as we will be back neither 80s next mo >>> the chase for the stanley cup begins this weekend. the washington capitals open their season at home on saturday against new jersey. and they are playing in a tougher than ever division, so the caps need to get out to a very fast start. they hosted to them that they added the post-season, justin williams, the missing puzzle pieces to hoist that trophy. and last season, they ended with the all-too familiar way and another post-season exit. and t

so watch out through the shenandoah valley, parts of 66 and south of 66 near manassas and warrenton. we'll see the clouds shoal increase. the report is that mostly cloudy but it's really because we're seeing a little bit of patchy fog. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. through the afternoon the clouds will slowly increase ahead of tomorrow's front. here it is all the way back off to the west. showers and storms will arrive for tomorrow. this will impact your drive home. what about friday night football? i think the beginning hours might see some showers around 6:00 or 8:00 but it's not going to last all night. here we are at friday at 8:00 in the morning. clouds are here. we're going to warm up to near 80 tomorrow ahead of the front. here come the showers and storms as early as 4:00. but they get out of here between 8:00 and 9:00. so pretty fast moving. the clouds will linger and behind the front fall weather fans, here you go. saturday we'll be into the 60s. a little breezy. then we'll warm up slowly only to the lower 70s by sunday. here's your forecast as we get a sneak peek of th

warrenton had fog earlier. visibilities up to three. even cambridge a quarter to a mile.iter, venus and mars this morning. look for highs this afternoon mid- to upper 70s. beautiful. larry? >> marc train riders again camden line 8:43 is running 5 to 10 minutes late. penn line 400 running 10 to 15 minutes. this just into the traffic center that on vre, train 326 is delays by 10 minutes. for those of you that are going to be hopping on the train, i want you to be mindful of that this morning. if we can take our maryland camera right now, i want to show you how things are shaping up along the beltway at new hampshire avenue. still issue and problem free. as the volume starts to pick up, we have additional incidents and/or accidents around town. we're keeping a close eye on the fatal pedestrian accident in white oak. we'll have an update in ten minutes. over to you. >>> parents are rejoicing this morning about the latest character on "sesame street." >> just as in the past, how this new addition is aimed at promoting understanding and empathy. you're watching wusa9. >> report

and 56 toward the warrenton area and we'll be dry as we make our way through the next week or so. no chance of rain at all. tomorrow partly sin, breezy and chilly. temperatures 54 to 59 degrees and that's on the cool side for this time of year and it will also be breezy, as i mentioned and it's not going to feel that warm during the afternoon and let's show you the future windchills that we'll be seeing. only around 51 and hagerstown, 56 in washington and not much of a windchill so to speak tomorrow and into tomorrow afternoon, but with some clouds and a little bit of shade tomorrow. you'll definitely feel that and have you seen this, doreen? have you seen this in 27 for a windchill in gaithersburg? >> we're in denial. >> i'm in denial, too, trust me, because that is just way too cool for this time of year and even on sunday during the day at 5:00 in the afternoon only feels like 45 in hagerstown and leesburg and it will be on the cool side and get ready, get the coats out and 55 on your sunday and 55 on monday and there is that freeze watch in effect for tomorrow night into sunda

lee burg, warrenton. 77 in d.c. nice sunshine a little bit earlier. we're watching a frontal boundary making its way our way. it will continue to bring in much cooler weather. so the nice, mild temperatures are here. here comes the chilly air and we are talking very chilly air coming up this weekend. turning rather cool the next couple of days. still not too bad. chilly air coming in friday, saturday, and sunday. we'll talk much more about that. veronica has a better chance at the look of showers this evening coming up in the next five minutes. >> thanks, doug. >>> well, you've no doubt gotten used to the spectacle. will tonight's democratic debate in las vegas live up to the last gop debate? we're just a couple hours away. >>> and researchers may have finally found the source of a listeria outbreak that was traced to one of fall's favorite traditions. without the internet i would probably be like a c student. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost high speed internet into the homes of hundreds of thousands of low-income families. it le

toward rockville and you see it around the city of fairfax and over toward warrenton and very heavy rain in that area and one of those locations just to the north of fairfax coming over to the hernandar herndon area and canceled its halloween parade that was supposed to go on today and there is more rain and look at the rain around the reston area moving across the potomac into montgomery county and this is a wave that's in for the next two hours and another wave back to the west along with the front moving its wye through here, too. coming up over the next 15 minutes or so i'll track the next wave and i'll show you how that one could be the strongest wave of the day. >> remember, you can track the storm with the interactive radar and we'll send you alerts to keep you prepared throughout this weather system. >>> now to breaking news right now in the district, two children were shot getting off a metro bus. >> and the police investigation means several major roads are closed off. upon this is all unfolding near east capital street and bening road in the northeast quadrant. let's go to pat

and warrenton and this may fill back in over the next few hours and look at the drying trend.s a lot more rain down here that will continue to make its way up by 95, but the heaviest rain down around raleigh and this is moving in a completely different direction and moving toward the north and west and we're not going to get in on the heaviest rain, we don't think and that's why the flood threat will be less as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. as we've been seeing throughout the day,

our greatest risk right here of seeing stronger winds around warrenton, around leesburg into falls church around areas like culpeper and fredericksburg. our main threat from tomorrow's weather, especially during the afternoon, is that of seeing heavy rain but because of the recent dry conditions, i don't think we'll see any flooding. ponding on area roads still possible, though. those winds that are going to be gusting. here's a look at when we could see our highest winds tomorrow afternoon. during the afternoon, and during the evening hours. winds going up to 35, 40 miles per hour. that's the reason why tomorrow is a weather alert day for storm team 4. we'll be on the air giving you updates throughout the day starting early in the morning and continuing right through your evening. 70 degrees. it's going to be a warm one. we're still in the mid 70s for thursday as we begin clearing out with breezy conditions. your weekend right now 60 degrees on saturday for a high temperature. and don't forget to fall back on sunday. but right now, looks as though tomorrow is going to be very, very slopp

wart warrenton 55 degrees. very cool. we're not talking about much rain. we talked about yesterday that most of today would be dry. exactly what we're seeing. very dry air at the surface. it takes a lot of moisture to penetrate into that dry air. you see it coming through a little bit earlier then fading off. we got more down to the south and that's what's coming up our way overnight tonight and even more farther down to the south. got a lot in play here. got the remnants of patricia coming across the south, a big storm in through the middle part of the country. we got high pressure off the east coast driving in this rain out of the atlantic. that all comes together to give us whey think is going to be a very wet day tomorrow. so your hour-by-hour forecast. we've got rain and we've got wind. and it happens just about all day. 63 degrees by 8:00 a.m. but notice the temperatures rising to about 7 0 degrees by 4:00. some of this rain will be not only heavy but could have thunderstorm activity with this, too. that's why we have the windy conditions. the winds