it is happening right now in west baltimore. we did see police holding someone that was wearing a white and red shirt, but as you can lot of police cars. it looks like a bus has been stopped. traffic has been stopped as police sort through this mess. at this point, it is our understanding there is one person in custody who allegedly 20 police on the chase for or 30 minutes and that person is wanted in connection to a shooting there in baltimore. we will keep you up-to-date on the situation as we get more information coming into the newsroom. adrianna: this afternoon we are keeping a close eye on the condition of senator john mccain. he was recently hospitalized due to side effects from the cancer treatment. ryan hughes is in bethesda with an update on his condition. senator john mccain has been undergoing rounds of chemotherapy and radiation, but he is now at walter reed, receiving treatment. his colleagues fear his condition could be growing according to reports, mccain has been looking increasingly frail, and he is not spoken

a dramatic chase through the streets of west baltimore. a television news chopper tracked the action as a man wanted in a triple shooting led officers on a chase for at least 20 minutes. he shot at two people. the get-away car spread through traffic lights, and narrowly missed pedestrians and collided with at least one other vehicle. police pounced on the driver when he came to a stop. the passenger in the car was also arrested. >>> when 100% of blue high school senior class graduated last year, it made us feel good. that celebration was short lived when allegations came out that grades were changed and a huge number of kids had far too many absences to meet graduation requirements. today we hear from the students who say this problem, it is bigger than just than just the school. >> reporter: we got the students here to the building. they chartered that bus to do it. but they say it was an important trip for their school and their leader. >> it is exciting to look at it. but when you're perceived >>gativelyand stupid. perception is reality

we watched a police chase, a driver lead police on a dramatic high speed chase through west baltimore. we saw that suspect subdued on the ground. police tell us he was wanted in a shooting earlier this morning. the chase began in northwest baltimore near the intersection of wabash and north rogers avenue. and we saw it come to a dramatic end just around 15 minutes ago. that suspect in custody now. >>> office holiday parties, they're kicking off all across the country, but many workers have questions about appropriate behavior, especially with sexual harassment concerns in the forefront. etiquette expert micah meyer has some advice on how much to drink, how to behave around your boss, coworkers and their significant others. >> i think this one. i would say a couple of glasses of wine or champagne to celebrate. the less touching the better remember, it's called a cheek kiss, but technically it's an air kiss because you don't want your lips touching someone else's skin. >> micah also suggests keep the conversation light. don't get too personal, and if you think that party dress you've be

michelle: caught on video, a dangerous police chase through the west baltimore. this driver led them on a half-hour winding chase and was shooting at people as he raced the wrong way down the roadways. two people were shot. just as it looks like the police are moving in. someone sprints across the street and pulled the driver from the car. that is not a cop. girlfriend. officers have to run down the car to arrest the second person inside. both face a long list of charges. michelle: wow! alison: a crime alert in prince william county where a series of car break-ins and the thieves ended up with the gun. look at this. the men in the picture you are about to see hit several cars. this is around thanksgiving in haymarket piedmont golf community. among the cars unmarked state police car with a state-owned gun locked inside. michelle: new tonight the medical examiner is calling the death of a walt whitman high school student an accident. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis joins us with the new information from the m.e. report. kevin? kevin: the findings are that na

want to avoid this a, the 1200 block of west baltimore pike middletown township, delaware county being ined at this hour. >>> a man drove a truck in people in mestralia. 19 people on the busy street were hurt and several of them critical. officials say that the 32-year-old driver is an australian citizen of afghan decent and has a known history of mental health issues and drug use. counter terror officials are remaining involved in the investigation. >>> a baby girl missing in texas is found and the baby's mother s now charged a suspect. 33-year-old carolina flores's body was discovered in hire apartment on tuesday but her 6-week-old baby was missing and she was found safe today. police arrest aid 28-year-old woman and charged her with capital mur w idingtm orhelear braces are popular among adults that need teeth straightened but a hit as well with preteens and teenagers. and doctors think the he advantages over conventional braces. >> when 10-year-old andrew needed correction for a serious underbite. e would get the metal braces she had as a teenager. to her surprise the doctor says t

so, when i refer to west virginia, i'm also talking about those virginia counties railroad between baltimore and cumberland and the points west into west virginia. in 1864, there were a large number of regiments sent from ohio. those were the 100 day men. they came in to fill the gap as the union army needed to be recruited. a number of 100 day ohio regiments guarded the b&o railroad. here, we have the pioneer, the pioneer built in 1851 was owned by the cumberland valley railroad. the cumberland valley railroad ran from just west of harrisburg, down to cumberland valley to hagerstown, maryland, through chambersburg. this is, as you can see, a very small locomotive. it pulled only two or three rail cars. the problem was the cumberland valley's rail system, the tracks and the ties, were very poorly constructed and it couldn't handle anything larger. so, rather than rebuild the tracks, they simply bought small locomotives. by the time the war began, they were upgrading their system, but this engine was still in service. in fact, in 1862 after the antietam campaign, jeb stewart made a cavalry ra

and with it these wind chills are bit i when the wind blows. >>> you seen teens north and west feels 1 in baltimore and 16 gaithersburg and 24 here me d.c. as well as ann whipped topdz calm down uninto the overnight and tomorrow less blustery and chilly. satellite and radar showing some snow showers in the lake effect machine in full effect. issuery pennsylvania saw several inches of know and portions of western new york off lake eary and lake ontario that will continue all week. as we continue to see the winds coming out northwest and reinforcing cold air they continue to see snow. also snow pushing off east coast of main and so many shots in new england woke up to white christmas. and here's planning forecast as we go through rest of christmas evening. if you do any traveling headed home from family roads are fine. it's just cold out there with temperatures slowly getting below freezing in d.c.. and low temperatures over overnight. and 26 in washington and 2 mannasas and 38 fredericks burtion. kolingtd will be in the low 20s. not far from where we are now. this is under statement. cold week ahead

now i could point to west baltimore and how we've used all those tools for urban redevelopment. i could point to our arts district, how that's been used. but i know this, credits are not going to be worth as much under this bill as they were before because we changed the value of a tax credit. what impact is that going to have? i don't know. the problem is none of us know. but it's going to have a consequence. and it's going to affect economic growth and it's not going to be positive. and we haven't taken steps to try to counter that. and then i noticed that there are some changes in the renewable energy sector. i don't fully understand all the changes but i do know those that are involved in wind and solar believe that what we've done is made it more difficult for them to get investors. it sort of looks like perhaps this was an effort to help the fossil fuel industry. and when you look at the anwr provision which opens up the pristine areas of the arctic to drilling in alaska, you know that this bill is tilted towards fossil fuels rather than having a level playing field for am

equipment here, fabricated these cars and trains every day moved east and west along the main line of the b&o railroad. between baltimore, washington, and the mines in western maryland and west virginia. martinsburgew of west virginia, when it was still virginia. the south was greatly at a disadvantage in terms of number of railroads, rail miles of the 30,000 miles of track in the united states at the beginning of the civil war, one third were in the confederacy. some states had barely a few hundred miles of track. with different gauges, it made intermodal transportation -- instead state transportation a challenge. where we are standing now, on the other side of the john hancock. this is a very small locomotive. situated in the yard with our yard man. the railroad was one of the most efficient industries. it was one of the first two address recycling. nothing was thrown away. everything was recycled. at one time, this locomotive what have been the largest in service. as the decades past, it became too small for the loads to carry. it was relegated to yard work. after they became too small for yard work, the power system

there is a grim, the state 81 which runs in baltimore to west virginia, they say that is the heroin highwayn highway, and much of that stuff comes through there into some really quite poor communities, post—industrial communities, where unemployment is higher than elsewhere, where there is not much prospect and that can be a route that people end up taking. some people go through that route after suffering injuries and moving on from prescription drugs and others start taking it recreationally, very dangerous situation. we have seen mortality rates in the 2018—2044 age group going through the ceiling really —— in the 18—44 age group. gary, thanks forjoining us. much more on that story on our website but we have much more to come including the first visit by a british foreign minister to moscow for five years. so british foreign minister to moscow forfive years. so how british foreign minister to moscow for five years. so how did british foreign minister to moscow forfive years. so how did it british foreign minister to moscow for five years. so how did it go? this is bbc world news today. t

west. reagan national 32, everybody is at or below freezing, dulles 29 and in baltimore at bwi marshall 26, i just went past it. we'll see if we can there and i can show you that map. we're looking at light snow off to the north and west. and generally stretching from 81 out towards front royal and winchester through frederick and then just north of west of baltimore. i have had a few reports of light snow were enough to reach the ground. i don't have reports of it covering the ground but it's a possibility as the front continues to move through that we could get a light coating in a few spots and have a few is slippery roadways or sidewalks off to the north and west. keep that in mind, north in loudoun county and montgomery county where we have a winter weather advisory in effect. otherwise, sunshine this afternoon, windy and very cold. your daytime highs in the low 30's, overnight lows in the teens and we're off and run, daytime highs in the 20's and much of the weekend in the 20's, and >> ok. erin como, owning the roads with luck >> luckily congestion lighter, theories a car fire in the

west minster 27. baltimore 29.our sidewalks they could get a light dusting it didn't take much in this area to get conditions slick around here. there's a look at future cast by the noon hour. showing little bit of light snow around the region head into the 2:00 o'clock. there it is overtaking d.c. and baltimore. notice not too much through virginia not too much out to the west. i do think those areas and southern maryland should get through this just fine. it's primarily from d.c. north and east that we're concerned about this light snow does look like it will wrap up five, 6:00 o'clock tonight. head on out of town. guess what? this is the last snow on the seven day forecast this week. good newshe picture. low pressure headed off the coastline starting to develop. we'll go one to 3-inch that is will be in a spot like -- spotty in nature off to the north and east of town coating to an inch here locally want to mention the winter weather advisory kicks in at 1:00 o'clock here washington, montgomery, prince george's

now i could point to west baltimore and how we've used all those tools for urban redevelopment. i could point to our arts district, how that's been used. but i know this, credits are not going to be worth as much under this bill as they were before because we changed the value of a tax credit. what impact is that going to have? i don't know. the problem is none of us know. but it's going to have a consequence. and it's going to affect economic growth and it's not going to be positive. and we haven't taken steps to try to counter that. and then i noticed that there are some changes in the renewable energy sector. i don't fully understand all the changes but i do know those that are involved in wind and solar believe that what we've done is made it more difficult for them to get investors. it sort of looks like perhaps this was an effort to help the fossil fuel industry. and when you look at the anwr provision which opens up the pristine areas of the arctic to drilling in alaska, you know that this bill is tilted towards fossil fuels rather than having a level playing field for am

west. leftover snow flurry approaching baltimore that's it. in we're in good shape locally.ll be kind of partly sunny today. our clipper system is moving off to the east. our cold front moving through will kick up the winds. the winds will kick up again this afternoon but it should feel a little better with daytime highs in the mid 40's so noticeably warmer than yesterday. back in the cooldown tonight and tomorrow and then the weekend looks nice. >> thanks, tucker. >> okay. >> all right. >> all right. >> sounds better. good morning, erin. >> good morning.in. >> good morning. the veggie burger from burger king all the time. >> do you remember it. >> yes. >> i guess it stopped because it wasn't -- >> popular. i'll try that. you'll have to go to finland to try it. >> worthy trip. >> right now 95 southbound seven cars in a the beltway. you can see big delays there. right now we do have two lanes getting by. previously just one lane. hopefully that will ease some of the slowdown. let's look at our cameras. we are still seeing really big delays though. look at that. by 212, crash

cool, not cold. 51 gaithersburg and 50 baltimore and cool are north and west. 4 fred rikdz and i 46 westminster and mannasas dropped to the 30s. it depends where you wake up this morning for exactly how it feels. jacket weather. temperatures won't move anywhere today. you see all this cloudyness thanks to a storm system which is going to pass south today. we won't get a whole lot of rain. future cast, clouds our way. rain staying down south. maybe a pocket of drizzle as far as north as fredericksburg and the odds are low there. sunshine back tomorrow. quick look at the two day forecast. clouds today, 50, more sun, 46. that's weather, over to erin for traffic. >> 4:47 now tracking wednesday morning commute and as we take a wide view of the dmv look at the scene. r green. traffic now kenilworth at eastern avenue northeast and norm and southbound wide on ebb and super light volume on major and crash free 95 dale city good and 50 through buoy quiet and waldorf looking good and bradywine and 6 through fairfax looking good and secondarys in sill sprer spring are quiet. volume pinging up northbound si

feels 13 in washington and twelve baltimore and single digit norm and west and 4 degrees in couple better mountains under wind chill advisory. >> light rain and snow showers came through across southern maryland and northern neck. light rain. sprinkles and flurries up north. some this not making it to the ground. generally we'll have clearing skies overnight tonight. into tomorrow, feeling bitterly cold. i mean really we're going to have the wind. those temperatures that fall into the upper the low 20s. and we'll struggle all day long. and so, winter had hat, jackets, gloves, everything needed with good gear tomorrow throughout the day. high temperatures will struggle to reach the mid 0s and in fact some of you won't get buff freezing all day long. here's what it hooks like a.m. 11 it feels like in wash tone and 9 baltimore and you see those low single digits norm and west across the mountain where's we have wind chill advisory in effect and it could feel like subzero, yi yikes. so bus stop forecast little ones need to be bundled up tomorrow. 15 to 25 degrees that's the range of air tempe

baltimore counties in maryland. not everyone is going to see snowflakes here. most of the snow is just out here from winchester to martinsburg, pretty much going west to east. pointed more towards the baltimore beltway than the washington beltway. traveling the top end of 270, route 7, or the far western end of i-66 here. don't be shocked to see some snowflak snowflakes. if you see light snow, slow down. any snow that does fall will stick. here's future weather. light snow here early but by 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 in the morning things are going to improve very rapidly. we should get back to sunshine by thely afternoon. the trick is with the return of sunshine also comes a gusty northwesterly wind and reinforcing shot. it will keep temperaturorarerat 10 degrees colder. temperatures uniformly in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees. this is by 5:00 in the afternoon. temperatures will be drifting back into the 20s and then tomorrow high temperatures only. 30% chance of light snow. today's high 35. tomorrow's high only 28 degrees. back to 36 on friday with a little chance of some light snow and snow flurries late friday night and early saturday morning. i don't see an i

west africa, for the king. the prince lives in baltimore, stays in baltimore, studying abroad and he kind of fell in love with go then he just started working on how can he get go go to come to nigeria? a judge picked up everybody's visa four hours -- i just picked up everybody's visa four hours ago. we're going to fly in. we were going to stay a night in legos, but the king said he wanted to come and meet us at the palace. we're going to perform in the palace on the 8th for the king. go go is full of call to response and it's filled with african drum beats and rhythms and percussion. so really i feel like we're taking go go home to where it came from. >> props to piece together. >>> you know, it takes a lot of balls to play basketball. >> it does and to win the basketball game you have to score. you won't believe what happened to one girls basketball team. it's never been done before in this state. trust me, you don't when you're clocking out. i'm the one clocking in... sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can even help with a silent night. i don't act

temperatures which were very cold west of town this morning have now rebo rebounded. 40 manassas, dulles. 46 gaithersburg. 45 washington and barrel baltimorewers over the great lakes which will arrive by tomorrow. but for today, high pressure still in place. we'll see high temperatures in the 50s. really kind of a nice mild afternoon before we see things change. seven day forecast, it's mild tomorrow and breezy. showers around a cold front which may be kind of steady at night. we will transition on wednesday. much colder air coming in. that's seasonal thursday and it gets below normal starring on friday first flurries of the season for d.c. come in maybe friday but probably more likely on saturday. so we'll be watching that as we go through the rest of the week much that's a look at your seven day. holly back over to you. >> tennis sensation venus williams were in the district over the weekend to support those affected by violence and trauma. we'll have more of their powerful message after the break. ♪ living well ♪ when life gets busy, you want your immune system to be on top of its game. to support it, you can eat healthier, get

we got an unbelievable privilege to play in nigeria, west africa for the king of f. a.. a prince, lives in baltimoreays in baltimore. studying abroad. and he kind of fell in love with go-go. then he just started how can he get-go go to come to -- get go-go to come to nigeria? i just picked up everybody's visa four hours ago. ♪ we're going to fly into lay goes. we're going to go -- we was going to stay the night in lagos but the king said he wanted us to coop immediately to the palace, we're going to perform in the palace on the 8th. for the king. go-go is full of call and response. and it's filled with african drum beats and rhythms and percussions so really, i feel like we taking go-go home to where it came from. >> we wish them the best. >>> if you think it's cool now, wait until the weekend. colder weather and perhaps snow in the forecast? meteorologist melissa nord is tracking what is heading our way. the forecast is up after this. >>> and let's face between crowded halls, deciding who -- and what to get the kids, the happy holiday season is pretty stressful. next, some things you can do to help

and temperatures outside right now 33 washington and 30 baltimore and already some widespread 20s north and westith that wind was colder. regional temperatures air temperatures very cold back north and west, 19 binghamton and 20 pittsburgh and 20 detroit and snow opt ground that keeps it cold. than air mass will continue to settle over us and we'll have several mornings in a row where temperatures are in the teens. taking this radar way back last night. look at the snow that moved through novrj washington. see why western and central pennsylvania and all the way up to upstate new york, new england. here's the whole progression 18 hours ago christmas eve and christmas morning snows and several inches in parts of new england, boston. and woke up to nice looking conditions. not here. and wind diminish as we go to overnight. 6 for the low temperature overnight and for 20e78 tomorrow more sunshine and clouds. 37 for the high. most place dozen get above freezing tomorrow. and but it's a chilly, wintry afternoon. day forecast shows we're keeping cold locked in through the the week into the next holiday

the road from cumberland two points west. .ery important to vehicles you could fit nine people inside the stagecoach. if you read early travel accounts, from baltimore further was not that far in terms of mileage, but people would be exhausted. it took half a day to day. i would wonder why. but when you think about the rough road and high speeds and the way the wagons were shaking, it makes for a bad experience. people were holding on for their not hit they would their head on the top of this stagecoach. there were three classes of travel and it all relates to what happens if the stagecoach gets stuck. inside.ass stays second class gets out to watch. third class gets out to help push. you could get stuck up to the hub and could not go anywhere in that kind of condition. me is named for conestoga, pennsylvania. the 19th century equivalent of a ups or fedex truck that you will see on the roads today. wagons carry 3-5 tons. rough roads would sometimes throw the load out. it would be pulled by quattro, six, or eight horses. by 4, 6, orng -- eight horses. we are talking draft horses. some of these wagons could be much larger. tires could be 5-10 inches w

baltimore and philadelphia. they'll get a bit more than we will. out west we'll see that system as it pivots through.ng back some storms in the afternoon. what else will it bring back? even colder air on sunday. the cold is locked in here. we've been watching these storms travel to our south, especially the last couple. the next one will latest computer models where they had it going out to sea now trying to bring the jet stream back, the area of low pressure back, the cold is still in place and that sets the stage for a cold front next week. will it stay out to sea? will it come close enough where we get a good amount of snow? something i'll be on top of for you the next couple days, i'm sure. there are some out there that are giving amounts. i would not do that until a couple days ahead of time. sun and clouds not as cold. not terrible in the afternoon but a very frigid start. the cold air, though, after that snow on saturday comes right back in. breezy and just plain cold on saturday -- rather, on sunday into monday. 24 on monday morning. that would be the coldest start we've seen in quite a while

west virginia. a check of snowfall delivered tonight, only a half inch in baltimore and ellicott city. colombia less than a half inch. frost ^berg got an inch. that is enough to cause you to slip if you don't see it if you're on an untreated surface. manchester, maryland. baltimore , white ford, maryland, hartford county you can see they had between a half inch and an inch. not everybody saw that. thirty-five was our high temperature today. bwi32, dulles 34. a loft places are going to be chilly tonight. d.c. came up a degree at 11 1 # you can see west minister 27, hagerstown 27, martins those cold temperatures overnight mean some of the spots aren't going anywhere. guess washing the breezes are back tomorrow. it's a mix of sun and clouds. we should be able to get into the upper 30s and low 40s. imuses could be close to 30 miles an hour. bundle up because 43 won't feel like 43 with the stronger winds developing. finally your fox5 accuweather seven day forecast. over the weekend we're in the low to mid 40s. it's a fairly quiet weekend, rather trang will . next week we have a couple of lo

baltimore, all the counties in close here under this winter weather advisory so more on that coming up. all right. starting your day cold. 38 in washington. notice everybody's off to the north and westanassas -- these temperatures are going to be a little marginal for our event but i think for the most part it will come together in the forms of some winter weather for us. after midnight tonight really early tomorrow morning, 3, 4 o'clock in the morning most of it will move in. houston right now winter weather advisory is getting snow, atlanta winter weather advisory expecting up to an inch of snow. winter storm warnings for parts of alabama mississippi extraordinary. it's not even wintertime yet and we're looking at winter weather that far south. we too will get in on this. you can of energy pushing up in our direction and with an area of low pressure developing off the coast looks like we're in for aered a period of snow aftr midnight tonight through early tomorrow afternoon. the heaviest of the snow will be south and east. there will be a fine line between a wintry mix and who gets the heaviest of the snow but the potential is there for three or 4-inches of snow as you get down in

baltimore. 38 in annapolis. low to mid 30's north and west and it was a chilly sunday behind what came in -- behind that snow i guess with the sunshine yesterday. some snow flurries moving off the south jersey coast. we are looking at cold december pattern. our next wave will arrive on wednesday. high temperatures only in the 30's. your seven day still ahead. erin over to you. >> i like that dress a lot caitlin. looks like snowflakes on it. >> it's my snow dress. >> perfect. we have a crash northbound 270. caution there. earlier delays dissipated. which leads me to believe it has cleared to the shoulder. this is kenilworth avenue at eastern avenue. very light southbound and northbound volume. let you know when that usual southbound delay from visit to the 11th street bridge starts to pop up. 95 northbound occoquan river bridge to the beltway at speed the same story the entire stretch from fredericksburg into stafford this morning. as you make your way out on 66 we're in the clear as well. the entire stretch of the beltway inner loop and outer loop look good. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we'll have a l

west virginia. it's light and then we can see the scattered showers just around the winchester area and also some along the eastern shore and around baltimore. we'll continue to see this type of activity until that front pushes into the area. we know that it's getting close because we can see the winds are coming from the west- northwest around western maryland. so once we see that wind shift change, we know that that colder air has arrived. so far winds are still coming in from the south and so we've seen the temperatures holding off in the mid 40s. but by 2:00 p.m., the temperatures will begin to drop. so this is what's on the way for us. this cold front packing some really cold air behind it. and it will become breezy and that's the key to getting the windchills going. so by tomorrow, expect it to so as you wake up early tomorrow morning and step out, it will feel like it's about 10 degrees in d.c. and feeling like 4 degrees out in the suburbs and throughout the day just really chilly. heavy jackets find them and dig them out wherever they are. by 3:00 p.m. signs of the colder air coming in. to the south of us us see a rain and flurry mi

forty-two gaithersburg, 42 in baltimore, low 40's north and west.regional map. forty-two, new york city, 31 binghampton. you have 30's north and west, where it is colder. thirty-four in chicago, 36 in detroit. pretty much clear skies, a lot of cloud cover today. showers, rain showers, that; have stayed toward the south, actually lake effect snow been ongoing all day off both lake erie and ontario. of buffalo. all the way out toward rochester, syracuse, then up toward watertown, new york, they get it every year no matter what, those lakes are relatively warmer, allowing for that snow to pile up. all right, as we get into friday night, saturday, here comes our first chance in the winter season to see some flakes in some parts of the area. it is a close call. we have front moving off shore, low pressure trying to form along it, but it might just be little too far off shore for us to see anything, if there is a chance to see a flake or two, it will likely be far south and east of 95. and that would probably be during the overnight hours. future cast not

baltimore homicide detective killed with his own gun. detective shawn suiter was shot in the head on a notoriously violent block in west in november. suiter was set to testify in a federal police corruption case the next day. the fbi says it has no evidence to suggest suiter's death was connected to that case. baltimore's police chief had asked the fbi to step in. there have been no arrests despite a $215,000 reward. >>> take a look at this photo. was president trump actually stealing a little kid's hat? one of our verify favorites is on the way next. >> they had cold feet. he had a warm heart. see what forced a local police officer to spring into action. >> and cannabis for christmas? a new twist in the case of grandparents accused of trying to give away pot as presents, those stories and d.c.'s most accurate forecast less than two minutes away. stick with us here >>> breaking news, still we're checking back in live on the scene. i want you to look right now at this sky9 video, a huge just terrible crash there in herndon, eight people in the hospital. our pete muntean is live there for us right the night. pete, what have you learne

even before the sun comes up over the horizon for philadelphia areas to the west, to the south even as far south as baltimoreton and then it overtakes the whole region late morning, early afternoon but really it's just after lunchtime that the steadiest of the snow is now off the coast as an ocean storm develops and we could just see a couple of flurries or a lingering snow shower behind it, again, as those stronger winds and the colder air comes in behind the system. in fact as we look at future tracker wind chills 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon may feel the warmest we've felt in quite some time. 23 in philadelphia, 29 in washington. ahead of that system you get a little bit of a southwesterly wind to pull in briefly somewhat warmer air but there's that cold air behind it. four in buffalo, eight in pittsburgh and that slams down here on sunday. sunday afternoon six in philadelphia during the eagles game. eight below buffalo, six below in syracuse. even richmond 14 degrees. and as we get into your monday, new year's day, wind chills five above in philadelphia, one in new york city and zero up in syracuse. so,

but first temperatures very m mild. 48 in d.c. 45 in baltimore. 48 in west minster. 44 out at dulles. waiting on the rain along this cold front from buffalo back down through central portions of the tennessee valley. it's going to take a little while to get here. out aad have a few showers in eastern west virginia and extreme western maryland towards cumberland seeing light rain right now. hagerstown should get in on that first and then the rain will spread from west to east as we go through the afternoon hours. here's wait looks like with fox future cast. no umbrella needed quite yet. little bit of drizzle. nom not until we get into late afternoon hours we start to see rain showers in time for the evening commute. the front crosses after the commute. probably between 7:00 and 9:00 we'll have our best chance for steady rain to cross 95. that pushes out overnight tonight. the rain ends and we should be dry as we head towards day break on wednesday. briefly may see sunshine the clouds will fill back in as that colder air force the north and west. >> first comes the rain and then the col

baltimore metros. here's where the snow is along 81 corridor from portions of pennsylvania from hagerstown winchester through woodstock and back west cumberland, morgantown west virginia, it is a quick moving system but there's bands of steadier snowfall, the dark r purples and even though it's question moving, it is moving across have cold air, that's why we can see the snow stick quickly. this is the whole clipper system more organized towards our north and west and it will largely stay north bringing accumulating snow to portions of pennsylvania, new york and new jersey, on the southern fringe here in washington and enough to have a little bit of impact as we head to tonight. here's that winter weather advisory extreme western maryland portions of west virginia, including morgantown and cumberland until noon tomorrow, i think most of the snow will be over with for us later on tonight's there could still be mountain top snow showers. 34 in dc right now. and upper 20's to low 30's so many of us not even above frzi come down considerably compared to this morning but we still even with the light wind have windchill values in the mid

west virginia and western maryland, but locally we had a couple sprinkles and snow showers earlier. all this really has lifted quickly to the east. there may be some wet flakes mixed in north of baltimore, so we're watching that and also a few flakes are trying to fall just east of hagerstown racing in toward western frederick county and in western maryland throughout areas from hancock west in toward allegheny and garrett county to 4 inches by morning. we've got winter weather advisories there. now temperatures have been fairly steady since this evening. they've been holding from the mid-30s to about 40 in town. we're waiting for an arctic front to push through. once that front pushes through, the winds will pick up and the temperatures will drop. you see toledo down to 20, much colder air western ohio. we're waiting on that. that will be here toward morning. with that arctic front the winds will howl. by morning we'll have areas gusting 40, 45, maybe even 50 miles an hour. we've got a wind advisory going into effect shortly till 2:00 tomorrow for much of the area, 40 again to maybe 50 miles an hour, better chance of a 50- mile an hour gust in the highest elevations like in the blue r

warmer in the city, of course, a the 38 for dc and 39 at baltimore, but elsewhere, especially to the north and to the westtemperatures are going to be flirting just below that freezing mark in the upper 20's and the low 30's, so definitely a very chilly night there. we're going to start with clearer skies before we start to see clouds rolling in, but it will be partly cloudy for tonight, ridge of high pressure end up being our major weather make once we move into the next few days or so, it will move in from the west from the ohio valley and move out by the time we get to monday night. but in the meantime. some of those clouds will still be hanging around as we move into your tomorrow before we get into some major sunshine, winds pretty calm. ending up moving in from the north, it will be on the cool side, we'll see radiational cooling for the north northwest and forecast by the time we hit 9:00 it will be about 44, and 43 not much difference by the time we hit 11:00. ridge of high pressure in control, 40's and 50's once we get into daytime hours of saturday. a lot more sunshine on sunday, because that ri

. >> 57 washington and 54 baltimore and 57 annapolis and low to mid 50s north and west and so far abovee close to record high as dulles. we hit 60. record 6. winds are out of south right now ahead of cold front slipping south ward not bridging rain showers overnight and it will bring change in temperatures low pressure getting organized and heavy rain bands push into portions of ten it valley and this is a system which is going to stay south of the area for tomorrow. no rain in the forecast but it's close enough we'll have that thick cloud cover as that storm passes from west to east just south of our area. central virginia southwestern virginia could see rain showers for us if cloudy. temperatures ranging from 40s to 50s. milder south of town and mi it will be notably cooler. 44 by tomorrow morning as you plan forecast gets to upper 40s by lunch hour falling back to 47 as you end the workday. certainly cooler, but the way it normally is this time of year. and day forecast. there's that chilly thursday. clouds increase rather quickly friday. and as warmer air is is pulled in. and you'll

of washington county, this frederick and north of baltimore, this little band of snow this is because we got colder air dropping in from the north and westre up this mornin to the northwest encountering this, tweet me, tucker fox 5, let me know, i don't think we'll get more than a coating maybe in a couple spots, quarter of an inch of snow, it will be enough to stick to the roadways. bigger picture we'll get it out of here, the little tiny ban of snow, and we'll see an improving forecast, but it will be cold, windy and once again, area of high pressure. tomorrow's, big boy moves overhead. will only be in the 20's, 29 tomorrow, and look how cold it remains through the weekend. in some ways, the worst of it will be right around the new year. look at sunday and monday. high temperatures in the 20's, overnights in the teens, windchills near zero on new year's eve. happy new year. >> make crock pot food, right now, 6:47, t commute. we have a car fire reported causing problems in the district. it's closure on the ram from westbound 695 at the 3rd street tunnel on eastbound 395 from south capitol blocked caution in that area, you'll have to det

snowfall over the weekend at and also baltimore. 41 right now, far from freezing, manassas 40, 41 woodbridge. a very mild evening. we are tracking a cold front well to the west. the low-pressure spinning around . does not have a lot of energy with it. the big story is going to be the cold temperatures. tomorrowt a little mix afternoon, evening as that weak front passes by, but otherwise quiet. midday, we are still pretty much everybody at or above freezing. by 7:00 a.m., the numbers are there, so i don't expect widespread freeze conditions. fairly mild for this time of year, 39, 40 degrees around d.c., a few showers to the north. mid 40's. by noon, that is about when the cold front comes across. , clouds, light showers. we should top out near 50 mid-to-late morning. by about 3 p.m., you will already start to notice the temperature dropped. the wood will be out of the west. the:00 we are down into 30's. the further west, already below freezing at that time. by this time tomorrow night, we are well below freezing. with the windchill, it will easily feel like the teens by this time tomorrow night, a really big change. 47 11:00, dropping by the end of the day. a

west vl we'll look out here in a second. reagan national 42. not terribly cold this morning. dulles 38 and up in baltimore bwi marshall 406789 overnight been above freezing and not be the case later tonight as front comes through. you see the snow flying this morning off north and west and front is just off to norm and west out towards pittsburgh and southeast ohio and it will come hard charging through here later this morning and brings us cloud cover and this afternoon you will know the front is through. >> how will we know? >> how will we know. >> howell will you know? >> winds willing howling. in fact, at times they will be gusting to 30 to 35 miles an hour and wind chills again will be in the teens and 0s by early evening. take a jacket and we'll be out later this want tractor-trailer heavier puffier coat. >> uh-huh. >> you need insulation. >> for later. >> thank you tucker. >> good morning, erin. >> hi, good morning i'm wack uing in slowly. it is a good comparison for what the traffic looks like now around the dmv. 270 southbound middle brook road blocking right lane because of that crash we are see

off to the north and west of town look at gaithersburg 22-degree temperatures this morning. that's going to cool the ground. 23 for dulles. 24 in baltimores, 30 in leonardtown. all these especially kind of this area here where temperatures are so cold this morning those are locations where we really have to watch out later on this afternoon. here's futurecast by 11 o'clock, i don't really like snow by 11 o'clock. i think it will come after. i think it will be 1, 2, 3 o'clock where we see the kind of most steady snow around the region. again, best chance of that is going to be actually north and east of d.c. but we'll continue to watch it here. winter weather advisories, i'll show you those in just a second. once it gets off to the east, which it should do pretty quickly this evening it will be out of our hair and then we don't have to worry about anything else through the weekend so good news there. 34 degrees today. again watch out for that afternoon light snow moving in around town. advisory. starts at 1 o'clock, goes until 7 o'clock tonight and they mostly put this into effect not because of amounts but because of the threat of up to

baltimore county. the concern is on the roadways mainly north of the beltway and washington itself. satellite radar showing a very innocent wave of snow across portion of west virginia and portions of west virginia. during the overnight hours that's really all we're going to see, fox futurecast shows you've got a little wave of some light snow that will move through across places like 2730. i70, we could even see some flurries here in washington but the concern is it's so cold outside that will stick immediately to untreated will end, though, biby about mid morning it will turn into a sunny day. temperatures are blow freezing north of washington where it's only 29 in gaithersburg, 27 in westminster, 30 in frederick. that's really where the concern lies, the snow falling on that already cold ground. your planning forecast for tomorrow, flurries around in the morning, mainly north. and then we break into sunshine on a very cold and breezy sunshine. more on that in my seven day forecast. you can track the cold and the snow on fox5dc.com or with your smartphone with your fox5 weather app. with christmas oarvetion the gifts un wrapped and the stores back opened

baltimore right now. we're already seeing those teens showing up north and west. 19 hagerstown, martinsburg and over at dulleswe have too. maybe not as blustery as last night. but still enough of a wind out of the northwest to cause some problems. so, with those winds being about five to 10 miles an hour, that's keeping the wind chills down too. let's take a look at them. only between five and 10 miles an hour but enough that it feels so much colder. it's been feeling like it's been in the low single digits since this morning. we're getting a little bit better. feels like nine in gaithersburg, feels like 13 in washington, it feels like 12 in quantico. so, yeah, that's still pretty harsh. evening forecast as we go through tonight, 21 degrees by 7:00 p.m. we'll say around 20 with more clouds increasing tonight we may not be as cold as last night but we're talking only a matter of degrees, 16 versus 18. it's still going to be very cold out there starting the morning in the teens and feeling like it. so, what to expect as we go into friday? slightly less cold. so, slightly is the cue word there. it will be just a

washed a shore on the west coast of the >>> another neighborhood is rocked by an explosion, lot damage, reports say the explosion yesterday afternoon happened at a vacant home in baltimore county. five neighboring homes were also damaged. >> i heard a tremendous explosion. it seemed like it was preliminary explosion, and then it was the actual explosion, in other word, boom , bam. >> reality really gripped of what occurred here today. >> probably not but i'm just grateful i'm alive and in one else is injured. >> how about this officials say this explosion is actually in the related to monies blast that seriously injured a man in, word on a cause yet here. >>> more than six years later a bet both from the deadly 2011 tsunami in japan now sits the beach on the oregon coast. amazingly the boat recently washed a shore banged up, and covered in rust, dirt and debris but japanese writing was observed. it isn't a threat to the environment but will remain until a contractor removed it. >>> there is in the enough cold weather for ice sickles in our region but check out this tree in wisconsin. cold water and waves caused to it form ice sickles, they were created by water crashing

temperatures mainly in the 20s north and west where the concern is for any light snow that would quickly slick up the roads as we approach the morning coat. thirty in baltimore, 28 westminster, 30 in frederick, upper to 20s along the mountains . winds are fairly light. we see the wind chill values a few degrees lower. upper teens to around 20 as you get closer to the pennsylvania border. a winter weather advisory that takes effect at # a.m. as a band of light snow will move through and probably be out of here by mid morning, but a coating to possibly even an inch from baltimore county back down through harold and kaicial counties and then into loudon county. a very small area but this is where temperatures have been ground is so cold so any snow that falls could slick things quickly. be careful tomorrow. satellite and radar nothing but cloud cover overhead. here's where we're much whatting the area of light snow. behind it it gets windy and even colder, even colder into thursday. fox futurecast doing a good job depicting where the snow is going to end up. along 270, 70 those the interstates it will impact. anywhere like leesburg, fred rirks gaithersburg over

west. very important vehicles at the time. you could fit nine people inside that stagecoach. if you read early travel accounts, from baltimore to frederick not that far in terms of mileage, but people would be exhausted. it would take them about half a day to a day. i always wondered why. when you think about rough roads, high speeds, and the nature of those wagons with the way that they were shaking, it makes for a bad experience. if you read them, there are people holding on to their wives so built smack their head on the top of that stagecoach. the other thing we like to talk about are the three classes of passenger travel. it all relates to what happens when the stagecoach gets stuck. if you're i first goes passenger, when the stagecoach gets stuck in the mud you stay in. second class to get out and watch, third class to get out and push. a lot of rain makes for a lot of mud. bad roads, you could literally be stuck up to your boots and horses won't go anywhere. the second vehicle is the conestoga wagon, named for conestoga, pennsylvania. what we like to tell people is this is the 19th century equivalent of a ups or fedex

baltimore, already 29 in gaithersburg, 30 in barts r martinsburg. incredibly cold air dislodged from the north poll is that just off towards our north and west. zero towards the twin cities. you've got air temperatures in the order of 20 to 25-degrees blow zero and this air mass is headed our way by new year's weekend. satellite and radar just a few clouds streaming in right now. it is a cold front that is moving through that's pretty moisture starved. it could generate just a few showers at the wrong time between five and 8 a.m. for those of you who may have to commute tomorrow morning keep that will give way to a sunny and brisk wednesday afternoon. 30-degrees by noon, 32 as we round out afternoon. it's the wind chills that will come into focus wednesday night into thursday morning. by tomorrow night we have wind chill factors in the teens. single digits for everyone as you head out on thursday morning, so it's a good thing it's not a school bus it would be absolutely frigid at the bus stop. for those of you who have to go to work very cold . you can't escape the cold anywhere on this seven day forecast. thirty-two tomorrow we call to 18 th

baltimore. colder air back towards our west. and in pittsburgh but it's not even going to get that chilly this weekend. temperatures will generally be a little bit above normal. so 58 degrees plenty of sunshine a little breezy at times as those winds may gust over 20 miles an hour. for the weekend itself we still have high pressure in place. high temperatures into the 50s. probably few more clouds and little cooler on saturday. sunday looks beautly fantastic. a lot like today. nothing but sunshine and 58 degrees. still little mild. so the weekend looks great. accu setter weather seven day forecast mild weather carries over into the work week another nice one on monday. front arrives on tuesday. we're mild out ahead of it some showers through wednesday. wednesday is our transitioning day. we are transition to go a much, much colder air mass. much more reminiscent of december and wintertime. so it's going to start thursday when we see high temperatures only in the 40s. yikes! here it comes. all right. that's your seven day forecas

mostly east of dc, baltimore getting it over to the eastern shore, dover, samples bury, by the time we get to midnight, we're starting to see skies clear out to our west, and sunshine is back for your morning commute. aware of that. while the sun is back, slick spots may stick because with these temperatures as our highs today, we have only one place to go, and that is down tonight, wait a minute. making a liar out of me, we moved to 34 because the clipper is approaching look at gaithersburg 29, the bulk will be north where temperatures are all below freezing. the wind is at least a little bit better right now. but we still have windchills in the mid and low 20's upper 20's only in a few spots. overnight, is 32 district. but again, we're talking about mid 20's suburbs, that's why we're worried about couple of the slick spots. after we get through the morning, it's a breezy, chilly afternoon, i know you're probably sick of the breeze after the last 24 hours, we will have a warmer day subtly tomorrow. >> sun mixing with clouds, we should be able to get close to 40 in many areas, obviously, feeling colder. 43 is our prediction for dc. but lay, get up tow

baltimore. you can see the mid-20's off to the north and west. guys get out along 81, north and west, frederick, i don't think you guys will get more than a few flakes here. it's generally washington and points east we're concerned about. couple pieces of energy northern stream there and the southern stream we're going to kind of try to come together but they're going to come together on the late side of things so we'll get just this little burst of snow we're expecting across the area a little later this afternoon. the weather service has issued a winter weather advisory for the counties in purple. that's where we're most concerned we'll see some light accumulations so you guys in southern maryland, and as i mentioned off to the west and to the south here i think you're going to be in okay shape but here in d.c. and then points north and east we have that winter weather advisory. all right, little area of low pressure develops and this should throw enough moisture back across the region into some cold air that we get this little burst of snow. h

baltimore. twenty-two at manassas and that's the same for dulles, 25 at culpeper, to the west a little cooler, 19 martinsburg and 19 at cumberland. so those winds are gusty and they're going to remain that way as well for tonight into tomorrow and for tomorrow night. so right now 16 to up to 28-mile per hour wind gusts. you factor those in with those air temperatures and this is what it actually feels like if you're stepping outside. only four degrees at winchester for a wind chill factor, four at martinsburg, 12 at d.c., nine at gaithersburg, only six at westminster, nine at frederick and five at gaithersburg. what i want to say is that for tomorrow night i do anticipate this be pretty much the same pattern, but even quoalder in many of our neighborhoods and that's why we want you to take this seriously. satellite radar not much happening. nothing that is really going to stick. we do have the is going to be reinforced for tomorrow, another blast coming through. today we had a little bit of sun here and there and so any of the snow that was out there, if it even melted anywhere, you would have to