nothing severe moving east toward warrenton and cross over i-66 in about 35 minutes. bus stop temps 36 to 50, breezy and dry tomorrow morning. breezy and milder thursday, around0. a wee bit friday, high school football still pretty good, 58 to 54 and then mild saturday, showers now later in the day which kind of freezes up a little bit in terms of doing stuff outside. i think the first half of saturday should be good, maybe even the first 3/4. if we're really lucky since the sun sets so early, we might make it till sunset before showers roll in. 61 tomorrow, 55 friday, 60 saturday, then a pair of 47s on sunday and monday. there's a quick batch of arctic air. 1:00 here are showers crossing over i-95, temps upper 40 to around 50, 6:00 pretty much gone, skies returning partly to mostly sunny, 42 downtown and in cumberland. by 9:00 winds are southwest, almost 50. by 1:00 winds are more westerly which is actually a warmer wind for us. those arrows are wider. winds are picking up in the afternoon. they could gust to 25, 30 miles per hour downtown. 40s to start, pretty mild,

be a few sprinkles, not everywhere across the area, but mainly south in areas like red rexburg, warrentonssibly even later today. we are drive for your thursday, friday, saturday, and at the tail of -- tail end of the weekend you could see some rain returning. we will hit 50 degrees for your 2:00 hour. the weather headlines to include the weather alert a because of the early cold. more on that, coming up. julie? julie: lanes are open from springfield towards the wilson bridge. still a one-hour hour drive to the beltway. group one is working well as an alternate. sky track 7 above the scene, two cars involved right now and the sky track 7 is above the scene. three lanes to the right will get you by with an abrupt delay headed south. back to the map, we want to up the commute in colesville. the outer loop, again, a 26 minute ride from college park 270.ds we will keep a close eye on the west side. larry? larry: an emotional ceremony on the national mall. john gonzalez is there live. john? as we honor veterans this week there is a special event going on here at the wall, names being read alou

at the other pockets through herndon and areas out towards reston, 22 degrees and in manassas and warrenton and a temperature of 52, 54 degrees during the lunchtime hour and areas like culpepper up to 56 and stafford to 55 for a high temperature. and early tomorrow morning it's not looking quite as cold but notice the clouds across the area. we'll talk about the clouds for your saturday. when they could deliver a little rain and what's the best time to get the holiday tree, julie? we'll have that in 10. julie: on the roads now you'll find light traffic around the capital beltway. is there anything going on? no, not really. nope. we had a stalled car here but that was tied up the right lane and waiting on a tow truck. check out 395 across the 14th street bridge and count the cars on one hand. enjoy the ride if you have to be out early q mccray is on the scene gathering details and we'll check back with him coming up soon. and following new developments about the missing argentine submarine. their loved ones or being told they are likely dead. a explosion heard is possibly an implosion. the u

parts of north central virginia, below freezing from manassas to warrenton to fredericksburg.here the clouds were thickest overnight, temperatures are actually in the low 40s through martinsburg and frederick. your planner today. just a couple of clouds around this morning. grab your warm coat. you need it early. but you will not need it later on in the day. if you're getting a late start this morning, temperatures in the afternoon, way up into the 50s for sure. that will feel nice. 58 the forecast high today. winds out of northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. tomorrow looks better. another seasonably cold start tomorrow morning. then afternoon highs tomorrow, upper 50s to near 60 degrees. the overall jet stream pattern here, west to east, hardly anything back upstream. we'll be sitting pretty. the only little chance for a little rain this week comes up late thursday night into the pre dawn hours of friday morning. otherwise temperatures will be wellve plus 5 today. plus 10 on wednesday. a little closer to average on friday. a bit of a breeze, on the chilly side. no big storms

into the teens, 17 leesburg, 17 in warrenton. extreme cold for this time of year.like january than november. a id very chilly afternoon. and not getting out of the 30s in our mountain zone. again, watch out there. the next four days, 42 on your saturday. sunday, big game. big game out of fedex field. can we go above 500? wouldn't that be great take on the vikings. 47 degrees at 1:00, 12:00 if you're getting out there to do tailgating. 1:00 start looks okay. not a bad day for a game as long as you're bundled up for it. 53 by 3:00, chilly by the time we are getting home. watch out. as long as bundle up you should be fine. now, next couple of days after this, notice the 50s. if this was mid january, these are beautiful temperatures. they're still below average for this time of year, though. but i'll take this any day compared to what we've got coming in during the day tomorrow. 42 degrees, that's no good at all. we have another 40 president-elect week. this could be a pretty big storm we're going to be watching as well for parts of the country. much more on that and s

as we move to our western zone, this includes frederick, leesburg, percenter ville, manassas, warrentonculpepper down through orange, this is a temperature you can expect tomorrow morning for the kids at the bus stop. you can see it's a chilly one out there. temperatures just above freezing so you definitely want the warm jacket. but it's a perfect afternoon or evening to get the christmas tree. not just our western zone, but pretty much every zone with that tranquil weather pattern in place. as we head out to the mountains, coldest zone. cold enough tomorrow, we could see some patchy morning frost and then a nice crisp afternoon. this includes hagerstown, winchester and the front royal area. finally our fourth zone, this is our eastern zone. this is going to include areas east of 95. la plata starting out at 38 tomorrow, annapolis at 42. 40 degrees in king george with the water right there, not as chilly as they are western zone. again, doug, everybody looking at plenty of sunshine, nice afternoon. that's kind of rinse and repeat for the majority of the work wikipedia. >> -- workweek.

this includes frederick, ashburn, manassas, warrenton, culpepper and orange.peratures there tomorrow morning a little bit cooler but not as cold as they were in morning. and it's the perfect afternoon to head out and get the christmas tree or hang the holiday lights tomorrow. now, as we head out to the mountains, you can see not too bad out there tomorrow morning. starting off with temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. our mountain zone includes areas like luray starting off at 39 degrees and martinsburg starting off at 42 degrees. and a mild afternoon as we close out the month of november, which i'm having a hard time believing already. as we head out to our eastern zone this includes areas like la plata and honeytown. temperatures tomorrow afternoon east of the d.c. metro area 10 degrees above normal but w here's your storm team4 four day forecast. thursday we'll be cooler so enjoy the 60s tomorrow. because after that they're gone. our 64 tomorrow turns into a 55 for a high temperature on thursday. and notice the cloud cover. more clouds out there on th

if you go outside it's 76 in warrenton. how about that? 72 in dulles. martinsburg at 65. so generally 60's and 70's. that is not going to last. we have a huge cooldown coming up. but showers, heaviest in the western section of loudoun county. these are moving off to the east, pushing themselves along. not everyone gets the rain. we will keep it a mostly cloudy sky and mild for the everything planner. 7:00, we are 63. 57 at 9:00. 56 at 11:00. we will break down the election day forecast. there is a better time than others to go out to the polls. we will talk about it. plus, the potential for the first freeze and maybe even the likelihood. we'll see you in a few minutes. jonathan: thanks. prince george county school board members demanding answers from the colleagues about the grade changing report that came out on friday. the ones who call investigation, well, abc7 maryland bureau chief now with the new developments for us. brad? brad: there is another day of turmoil at the school system headquarters. some people saying it's like a soap opera. last friday we broke the news

in the district, but spkl coming through parts of lauren county and rapahanac county, heads up in warrenton, you may see showers, that's about it. here's the cloud cover. here's the frontal boundary. as we widen out here, all this is moving out to the east. watch the last couple of frames. this starting to come out of the north and that is where the cold air is. and that is what we're going to be dealing with tomorrow. high pressure centers over to our north and that gives us more of that northeasterly flow. what that gives us, cloud cover. watch what happens by tomorrow morning. 8:00, here come the clouds. watch what happens around noon. oh, noon, not bad, but i think by 4:00, 5:00 in the aarefterno look at this. we have showers. most of this light rain, but it could be steady during the evening hours. this is something we're going to be watching very closely tomorrow. if you have weekend plans on your saturday, not the best day. get out early. i think if you leave before 2:00 in the afternoon, you'll be fine. dry through 2:00, at least in the d.c. area and the rain. even on tuesday -- rat

today warm, but wasn't all that great of an evening with the rain coming through. 72 leesburg, 76 warrenton, 70 d.c. amazing how warm we are. say good-bye to those numbers. this cold front moved through anwe soon. still tracking a pretty strong storm, this is some very heavy rain now. coming into charles county, king george county, moving in towards saint mary's county. if you live in mechanicsville it's coming your way. calvert county also going to see that. overnight lows tonight will get to the 50s by 11:00. watch what happens by tomorrow morning. okay, 46 d.c., 41 martinsburg. you say that's the morning, no problem. how about the afternoon temperatures? well, 48 in d.c. at noon, 41 in winchester, and the rain comes in. it is going to be a rainy, nasty, chilly day tomorrow. and the temperatures go down from there. 49 on wednesday with drizzle likely, 53 on thursday, and then here comes the real cold, just made this graphic. you want to really say whoa? here's our low temperatures saturday morning. how about that, guys? 27 in leesburg, 28 in culpepper, 33 in d.c. and extremely cold day fo

as we head to our western zone, this includes areas like frederick, leesburg, manassas and warrenton,ll be talking about the veterans day parade in manassas. it also takes place on saturday. just go a ail little earlier, 11:00 a.m. still school in as we head to our metro zone, we're talking about the rockville 10 k and 5 q taking place on sunday since did goes through the morning and midday hours. temperatures start off in the mid 50s and go to the low 60s. if you're participating in this run, best of luck to you. across the bay 10 contra cosk, definitely want layers for this. a school start and warm finish. we're talking about the chance for showers on saturday. actually some showers looking likely and mainly dry on sunday which is good for your sunday morning event. >> that's right. the breathe deep d.c. happening on sunday. running across the bay bridge. have a hard time driving across that thing so running across it, good for you. 78 degrees tomorrow, 59 saturday. here's what amelia is talking about, 72 degrees. starting early on the cool, breathe deep d.c. walk, taking place down

where the epicenter of the earthquake was, and we are getting reports over 100 miles away close to warrentonfolks in our area that felt the earthquake. some people only felt it 2 to 3 seconds which is what you would expect with a magnitude 4.1, jim. >> all right, mel, thank you. >>> new developments in a consumer investigation you'll see only on news4. >> a local mover accused of ripping off customers faced a judge and his accusers today. but after the hearing made an outrageous claim. >> i don't do moving. i don't know what you're talking about, ma'am. you have the wrong guy. leave me alone. >> consumer reporter susan hogan has been out in front on this story. she joins us with what happened today in co confronted him. >> well, the owner of this moving company, first of all, he showed up 45 minutes late to court, without an attorney, and then spent the next hour trying to defend himself. he even made eye contact with me. when we caught up with him outside after the hearing, he denied his own identity. >> this is the address you give in your contract, right? >> for what, what service is this

tomorrow morning 16 in frederick, 18 in manassas, 17 degrees in warrenton.he mountains, talking about our mountain zone, here's the feels like temperature tomorrow morning. 14 in cumberland. the winds aren't that bad, but any wind when it's so cold is really going to bring down that wind chill. 15 in front royal as well as hagerstown. talking about our monday tan zones throughout the day tomorrow, temperatures only in the 30s for highs, but it is going to be warmer out there on sunday. then we take you to our eastern zone. counties east of 95, like fredericksburg, stafford and kin tomorrow morning. the growing season ends area wide for everybody. everybody is under that freeze warning tonight. i said it earlier, say it again, it's that hot cocoa kind of weather tonight into tomorrow morning. doug, as we then look to the next ten days we slowly warm up. but this weekend definitely a chilly one. >> chilly for sure. that will be the end of the chilly days. sunday will be a little better as we move on through. we'll take a look at that ten-day forecast here in j

winchester down towards warrenton, back farther west we still have more rain filling in.s is all going to continue to move through. so, we still have a couple of hours of rain left around our region and we've already picked up half an inch to three quarters of an inch am some locations so a very wet day. and the cold has set in, too. and this picture just tells you that because, look at the northern part of the storm, it is snow coming down right now in portions of pennsylvania, even p we've seen some sleet associated with this, too, and as i mention, look terrain back to the west. so, we are not even close to being done. once this moves out overnight tonight, we're going to see more cloud cover during the day tomorrow. and behind it, well, we still stay on the cold side. but nothing like this right now. look at these wind chills. 36 d.c., 31, the wind chill in hagerstown. we are seeing winds 15 to 20 miles per hour so that brings wind chills down close to freezing. 37 in winchester, culpepper, 38 in annapolis. a very cold afternoon. tomorrow a little bit better, maybe a

right now along 270 coming towards the beltway down towards the warrenton area, too, you see what i'm seeing. culpepper, fauquier county, loudoun county. notice what's going on in parts of montgomery county. right along 270s this is the heaviest rain through gaithersburg and rockville. just came through the leesburg area. this rain moves through and behind it, well, we get a big change. temperatures today close to the 70 degree mark. look where we are tomorrow. you see the cold air coming in and tomorrow afternoon we're in the low 40s. some of you could feel like the low 30s, rather the upper 30s during the day tomorrow. we'll talk much more about that, better chance of rain area wide, coldest weather by >> thank you, doug. coming up, now to video you will only see here on news4 and some tense moments for a d.c. father. >> someone stole his car with his baby in the back seat. news4 was there when police found that car, reunited the boy with his very relieved father. >> this all started around 18th and monroe streets in northeast, d.c., in the city's brook land neighborhood and ended a