i'll get it. 37 in winchester. 37 at leesburg. 34 down toward huntingtown.eas close to that freezing mark. not too worried about the refreeze overnight. storm team radar showing because of the warmer air we have some rain coming through. winchester and warrenton, down towards the fredericksburg area. this rain will try to move in. as the rain falls, it will cool the atmosphere and the snow will start to fall. start as rain, moved over to snow in portions of west virginia. this storm right now is a railroad weak storm. but once it moves out to the atlantic, it's going to gain a ton of moisture and energy. it's going to become a blizzard up by boston. but for us, it's just a little bitty storm. enough that we do have a weather winter advisory in effect for parts of the area. no d.c., not indianapolis. but back towards the west around martinsburg, towards cumberland and winchester we do have the winter weather advisory. the reason is we could see some minor accumulation there's. here we go. seeing the snow back toward the west. the rain showers around 4:00, 5:0

there are places like winchester and hagerstown that had hardly anything out of this. while we had 2 to 3 inches in many areas. loudoun county, a couple snow flurries there but west of fairfax, now we're really starting to wind down. western fairfax as well. lighter snows in montgomery and howard counties. south of d.c., when you get down south of manassas over to quantico and in toward la plata, it's coming down. stafford toward prince frederick and all of this is moving toward the east. so these areas still have another 1 to 2 hours. they could pick up another inch of snow out this band of moderate snow. temperatures upper 20s to low 30s now. we have had some areas, some bridges, some overpasses that have had some accumulation on them. hour, we're going to get into sunshine this afternoon. temperatures mid- to upper 30s. that's going to help out a lot. still snowing at the white house but lighter this morning when it looked like a snow globe. a few flurries at 3:00, 37. maybe 38 for that high and then back to 35 by 9:00. another disturbance could bring us some more s

so a trace to an inch and frederick back toward winchester, maybe an inch or 2 and maybe 2 north of winchester up into hagerstown and the bull's eye will certainly be the mountains, kind of an elevation driven snow. this is lacking cold air. you folks in oakland down toward davis, west virginia, great weekend to go skiing. temperatures, here's one thing we're lacking. it's still 46 downtown, 52 in la plata, dropped to 43 in leesburg and frederick, but for the most part kind of a conversational clipper. we'll talk about that and a pattern change when we come back. >>> in frederick county it was a much smoother ride for drivers than this time yesterday. that is, until they pulled up to gas stations where some of the pumps were on empty. >> reporter: i'm scott broom on interstate 70 in the wake of yesterday's storm, some holiday weekend travelers trying to get out of town before the next round of snow. they're asking why some gas pumps appear to have run dry. gas pumps out of service, stop dry as early as wednesday night as this week's nor'easter cranked up all die to high demand as people filled

it's 23 also in winchester. teens in the mountains and up in pennsylvania. to the south, fredericksburg is 28. and easton is 27. this afternoon, partly to mostly sunny. low to mid-30s north about 40 in d.c. and look at that mid 40s if you're going to be down in fredericksburg and culpeper this afternoon. let's check in with monika samtani. here we are at 5:00 a.m. on this friday morning. >>> normally at 5:00 in the morning a when things start to -- is when things start to get heavy. but on a friday morning and especially with the week that we've had i think it's going to be light for a little while longer. no issues to report on 270 still all green from frederick down to the point where the lanes divide. we're in great shape on the beltway. across the american legion bridge. let's take a live look on the other side of town in college park over at route 1. and traffic volumes are very light here as well on the eastern stretch of 495. back over to the maps, this time coming in from the west. sterling on the toll road. gainesville on 66. we're in great shape. a

it is the i-81 corridor and hagerstown are and winchester, and we will be getting the accumulating snow. everybody has a chance for it. i will show you what to expect in your area coming up. >> and now some breaking news as a child is shot in the district. an 8-year-old girl was shot today on valley avenue in southeast. near 13th street. darcy spencer is live at the scene. darcy? >> well, just a heartbreaking story here in southeast washington today. we wrapped up a press briefing with d.c. police, and they are confirming that the little girl is 8 years old, and lives right here in the neighborhood. she was shot and wounded just after 3:00 this afternoon, and police say that right now she is in surgery clinging to life. let me tell you what her grandmother told me a few moments ago. she says that little girl was walking from this building here to her aunt's house from this building here to her mother's house this afternoon just after 3:00 when the shots rang out. the d.c. police at the briefing said that when the shooting happened, there was a group of people running from the scene. now

. >> it was a 12-gauge winchester pump shotgun.t had masking tape around the handle of the barrel. >> that masking tape was the same color and same width as the masking tape that was wrapped around on the homemade silencer device left at the crime scene. >> also, it had the serial number scratched off. >> my initial impression was we're never going to get these numbers up. and if we do, we might get one or two at best. >> the stillwater river bridge was just nine miles from the crime scene. about half a mile downstream, police discovered a black, plastic bag that had floated down the river and become caught in some overhanging branches. >> it only makes sense, if the guy is going to throw the shotgun in the river, he's going to throw the other forensic evidence in the river. >> inside they found a pair of latex gloves, two spent shotgun shells, a green jumpsuit and quilting materials similar to those made for the homemade silencer. >> we also found other items of clothing in addition to a mask. >> they also found tennis shoes which

maryland, and gaithersburg to fredericksburg and manassas, and does not include martinsburg and winchester or i-81, but it does include the metro area. i will show you the latest numbers coming in now sh, and i will tell you what to expect tomorrow morning. >>> thank you, doug. the latest on the controversial bill in arizona. that bill would allow businesses to refuse service to gay and lesbian customers based on religious grounds. some very big corporations are now among the groups opposing that bill. steve handelsman is on capitol hill with more and the growing pressure on the governor. steve? >> well, the governor was in washington with the other governors, but now headed to arizona with what she called input, and a lot of it is negativ negative. >> three top aids say that governor jan brewer of arizona will veto the ball to allow businesses in her state to refuse to serve gays, because the aides say that brewer worried about the corporate backlash. and she implied that on cnn. >> certainly, i'm pro business, and that is what is turning our economy around and that is i appreciate the in

here's the latest batch of snow back toward winchester moving pretty fast. we're looking at this burst. when this rolls through, it will produce slick roads for a time, not looking at much snow. still off to the east downtown and nothing to worry about the next few hours points to the east. here's our snow total map. trace to an inch, generally less than an inch in the metro area, maybe 1 to 2 frederick to winchester. cumberland and hagerstown maybe 2 to 4 inches, more like 2 to 3 inches right along the maryland/p.a. border. we'll come back, talk about a possible warm-up and your evening commute tomorrow. >>> get ready for tricky traffic tomorrow as many of you head back to work and school after this long weekend. think of any of that new snow added to those massive mounds already piling up on road shoulders like this one in friendship heights. that bad boy right there is about 8 feet tall. traffic reporter monica centanni says that can only lead to trouble. >> reporter: if you look closely, you see the shoulder and then none. this is only 1 car going by. im

tomorrow morning and howard county and montgomery county and loudoun county and on up to the north and winchester and hagerstown and fredrick where we could see a quarter of an inch of ice, and that means that the travel is dangerous on many roads, especially those secondary roads. again, delays and cancellations, so like ly in that area, we als have a freezing rain advisory to the south of prince george's county and anne arundel county, and fauquier county, and this is 7:00 p.m. through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. and these locations we could see 0.10 inch of icy spots, and that is going to slow down the commute. right now on the radar, it is quiet and the storm system that we are talking about, folks, way out here, missouri and northern arkansas where they are getting not only freezing rain, but an icing event, too, and that is going to be pushing into our area again late tonight, and here we are at 10:00 p.m. and watch what happens as we move into the tomorrow morning as well as throughout the overnight period, and freezing rain developing and some of us way down to the south will stay all rain and wh

they really dropped like a rock. 25 in winchester. got to worry about the slick spots. remember, we had the rain and snow in spots yesterday so sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, anything untreated is very slick this morning with 25 in bowie. 26 in fairfax. it's 26 in ashburn this morning. arlington, chevy chase both checking in at 27, well below freezing. one more look outside on our michael & son weather camera. beautiful across the potomac river with reagan national just in the lower right. 31 degrees. mostly cloudy although looks like it's less than mostly cloudy right now. wind northeast at 8 giving us a windchill of 23. so we'll watch the skies today. a mix of clouds and sun through midday. thicker clouds this afternoon. then this evening we watch to the southwest as the moisture moves in. even by #k, 9:00 i don't -- by 8:00, 9:00 i don't think there will be too much going on. here we are at midnight. this is a computer model. all the areas in pink, especially north and west would be freezing rain. then you get a little blue st

and notice it is not going to affect winchester and hagerstown area. we think that the area that saw the bull's eye today will be the same. prince george's county, and anne arundel, and maybe slightly more, but a coating and up to an inch to south, and maybe down to hagerstown and winchester, but it is going to develop to the east of the mountains so only 1 to 2 in the d.c. metro area. and 40 degrees, a nice day thursday and still cold, but 28 and freezing friday, and 39 on saturday and another chance for light snow and light shower activity sunday in the form of rain at 48 degrees and then a much more significant storm possible monday. and right now, rain or snow, and that is the question with the highs in the 30s. >> it is supposed to be the happiest place on earth, but we will tell you why some folks are crying foul at disney. >> and reliving a nightmare, the nationals' catcher wilson ramos opens up to dianna russini about being kidnapped three >>> a team of marines is headed to virginia from kiev. we are told that the team from quantico has been re

, and tread rifredric will cool out faster, and it is going to be chilly. 21 in winchester, and 26 in the d.c. area, and downt a la plata coming in 23. and what about the next couple of days? chilly conditions for sure in morning. future cast showing at 7:00 a.m., the temperatures. tomorrow morning's rush no problems associated with the weather. and tomorrow evening, the same thing, just on the cool side. and tomorrow, it will be probably the nicest day of the next seven days so if you are out and about, don't worry about that, and then the cold stuff is going to move in, and saturday is a cold day, and a lot of you out there, stephanie out in leesburg, talking about what is going to happen in your way, and look at the snow coming in, and notice much of it to the south, and i think that everybody stands to see a good chance. over to huntingtown, and also, alex was talking about his chances of snow, but everybody has a chance in the day saturday to seet a least some snowfall. how much? well, we will talk about in in a second. 41 on the friday and 36 saturday. there's the chance of snow

out toward loudoun county, winchester, the panhandle of west virginia. we continue to watch this rain and the moisture moves into a very cold air mass. that's why we have the sleet and freezing rain that continues to fall. the snow, it is well up towards the north. around pittsburgh, up around state college. this will only be freezing rain for us. maybe a little bit of sleet mixed in. and then changing back over to rain. let's break it down for you. here we are at 11:30, showing the freezing rain around the d.c. area and back towards the west. rain down towards the south. watch what happens around 3:00 in the morning. the rain starts to move up. we start to see less and less freezing rain, and we're just dealing with the rain down to the south. freezing rain towards the west. by 7:00 a.m., it is predominantly rain from i-95, especially down to the south and east. right now i think rush hour should be okay in most areas. but notice back around winchester, up towards hagerstown and martinsburg, these are theers that normally have the worst scenario when fr

around 3:00 or 4:00, that is when it will develop, and some of the latest models have a hold on winchester, and front royal and you may not get as much from gaithersburg and washington and baltimore and down to the south and the east, it is mostly a rain event. by saturday, it is out of here, and by tomorrow afternoon, it is on the mild side, and tomorrow is a nice day even though we had the snow to start the day. and light snow and some sleet possible, and right now, we are thinking aba coout annapolis, a leesburg, and again, with that hole developing around winchester, you won't get anything but two inches there. and it is the timing and the morning hours, and early traffic problems and it may mean some school closings and upwards delays. look at the temperatures of a high up to 47 and again, tomorrow afternoon, looks great, and 54 on wednesday and a shower late in the day. and then 36 degrees and then looking at friday, 62 for the high, and we will get that very early, because then we will get the thunderstorms in the afternoon, and some of them strong and potentially severe, and as we

degrees in winchester. there are still a lot of people without power.est of the country. we have a lot of cold air in places. a lot of temperatures are below zero. it is only three degrees in kansas city. it is 24 degrees in dallas. they had wintry weather in texas yesterday. pressure over the four corners through texas in the south will come off the coast of the carolinas. high pressure will control us today. there will be snow approaching by the weekend. we could see some wintry weather tomorrow. here is what we are expecting. we will see more sunshine and cloud cover. it will be variable and in and out. it will become cloudy. tomorrow morning, we will see snow showers move-in. afternoon,le of the it will move out very quickly. we are expecting an inch or less. our forecast today, partly cloudy and cool with a high of 38 to 42 degrees. tomorrow, snow showers expected midday. a lesser shot at it on sunday, we may see some rain mixed in. we will be cooler and quieter to kick off the work week. traffic.ke a look at have the majority of the roadways drive

week,ld to start a work it is 23 degrees and winchester. it is 21 degrees in gaithersburg. the clouds will be increasing throughout the afternoon. it will stay in the 30's. there is a chance of snow showers overnight. a snow eater is coming, warming temperatures and the snow will be all melted by this time next week. i will have more details on how another few get in minutes. but is that the roads with amanda meadows. so far, so good on the major roadways except for 295. we have a crash working there northbound. we will start on the douglas bridge. we can see a live shot things are moving smoothly. we have a crash on 295. this is northbound on pennsylvania avenue. it is only the left lane getting by. all southbound lanes are open at this time. everything is looking good on the beltway between the two bridges. things are looking good as you come from the wilson bridge. you are good to go. no problems on 95 in virginia. things look good from fredericksburg and to the beltway. belts are moving into the way as well. rail opens at 5 a.m. this morning and operates on a saturday s

if you take a dog out for a walk, it only fills at 11 at winchester. it feels like 18 in manassas.ind gust at this hour is about 30 miles per hour. the same in a martinsburg. we'll see lower wind early in the morning. talking about temperatures in the 20's and windchill in the to lower 20's. the colder air on to the north and east. ,he storm that we had earlier it quickly moved out toward the north and east. it has really intensified across the boston area and cape cod. they had a winter storm warnings and a blizzard warnings. pimco 8-12 inches of snow. this is what it looks like for them. -- and they picked up 8-12 inches of snow. not so far off the coast. they are dealing with the wind. up to 75 force winds miles per hour. take a close look at our futurecast through overnight into daytime tomorrow stop the wind will increase a bit. orwill stop around 7:00 eight :00 tomorrow night. and notbe quite a dry its production relation in our area. -- and not expecting accumulation in our area. i doubt we will see a problem in d.c. the high tomorrow is a 33-30 eight. your extended out to l

looking at the water view, 36 in winchester. we are not going to drop a whole go through the night.will continue to increase for the day tomorrow. the cold front moves our way and stalls just to the south and will get aspressure big chance for rain. it changes over to snow tomorrow night and into tomorrow morning -- monday morning. just in time for the rush-hour commute. nothing out there like that tonight. tomorrow will be a good deal of sunshine and and the clouds continue to increase. the national weather service has .xtended the winter storm watch it starts at 11:00 tomorrow night and extends through the overnight hours into early monday. it is from charleston, west virginia all the way to the bc metro but does not and clued -- a d.c. metro but does not include the metro area. we had temperatures today in the lower 50's. tomorrow will be again in the 50's. the ground temperature will be quite warm. but should move on through the colder air is going to interact to help change everything over to snow. i think it will probably happen the morning rush hour commute north and west of

temperatures in the low 20's. 28 at winchester. martinsburg looking at 28 and 26 in hagerstown.ook at the milder temperatures beginning to creep closer and closer to us. asheville now at 50 degrees. atlanta at 59 degrees. a good indication of what's on the way as we move through the metal of the upcoming work and school week. seeing lightre snow, especially off to the north and west of d.c. it's not going to amount to a whole lot. you may see a few flurries in the distance. accumulations will be limited. this is a look at our futurecast as we move through the west of the evening and overnight hours. temperatures tonight will fall through the 20's. no problems at all. clouds will increase. willdnight, light snow develop. a fast-moving clipper. as quickly as it arrives, look what happens as we move to 1, 2, 3:00 in the morning, it's will to the east of us for the rush-hour commute. around about up way. our temperatures from there on will continue to increase. there's a look at our forecast for the overnight. temperatures 24 to 29 degrees. highs tomorrow will be in the 30's. mornin

northwest easy, children's hospital, 47 degrees, the wind at five miles per hour. 46 martinsburg and winchester, 43 culpeper. now that the sun has set, the temperatures will fall. overnight lows predominately in the 30's because of the cloud cover. the coldest air off to the north and west, the teens in minneapolis and saint sulu we -- marie.nt sumete. satellite and radar, the heavy and it.chicago has anywhere between six and 10 inches of snow, same and lower michigan. now all of that has moved off to the east, causing a little surprise tomorrow. as the front moves through, don't look for a lot of moisture. the bigger story will be well to the south and west. that will move along the frontal system, and that is why we see the winter storm watch across west virginia, even into our area. enter stormwatch at 11:00 tomorrow night until monday through montgomery county, loudon, frederick. it appears that most of the snow will be well north and west of the city. should this change by 25, 30 miles, we could be looking at something in the district in southern maryland. a lot can change. keep in mind th

six degrees in hagerstown. 10 in winchester. 16 in d.c. annapolis, 16. it is going to be a frigid friday. it will look good with plenty of sunshine. saturday is looking calm but the clouds will increase throughout the weekend. our big storm arrives sunday night into monday. we are expecting a little bit of snow,hing, rain, sleet, and freezing rain the coming a big concern. more details coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. we will start off the construction along new york avenue inbound. this could cause major issues on the morning commute. we are getting moderate brake lights on new york avenue inbound. as you approach florida, you can see brake lights and you can see lanes.ws in the left we have a live shot of a crash along 395 northbound. in looks like it has just cleared. right lane now open inside the beltway in virginia. we head over to our maps. a new crash in stafford along route 17. all lanes blocked in both directions because of a serious crash. this could be closed for the next three to four hours. needs toin stafford, be avoided in your m

they will slowly subside during the morning hours. 28 degrees at winchester.now still on the ground in hagerstown. we are around 30 in frederick. windchill factors are much different. in thes like the teens dulles. park, maryland. the wind gusts around 20-30 miles per hour. it will certainly ease through the next couple of hours or so stop the reason why is a strong area of low pressure toward the east. it will weaken quite a bit. here is how it looks from earlier this morning. a few snow showers and the rain and the system has really wrapped up and is turning into a very, very powerful nor'easter. travel plans to boston thomas significant travel delays. they still have a winter weather warning. cape cod, a blizzard warning. they will pick up an additional 12 inches of snow. this is what it looks like on doppler. and is toward the north east. not too far off the coast and they are looking at hurricane force wind. up to 75 miles per hour. for surely, it is a way from the mainland. actmpact or additional and on our area. our futurecast through the overnight area

george washington university is looking at 45 degrees and a high in the lower 50's. 35 at dulles, winchesterat 37. that colder air behind the cold front is now across chicago into upper michigan, minneapolis only four degrees. by tomorrow afternoon it will be on our back door step. -- excuse me. i have a cold, by the way. we're going to look for an area of low pressure that will start this funnel system and that will bring us a good chance for rain, changing over to sleek and all snow. the ground temperature. today we were in the 50's. tomorrow will be in the 50's again. best chances of snow will be well north and west of d.c.. i will get through this. it's moving faster than normally anticipated. i will show you what is going on -- our >> there is a winter storm watch for some parts of our viewing area but that does not include fairfax or prince george's county. >> i am back now. it also includes loudoun in frederick county. the good news is that it does or include southern maryland the district. here is a look at the futurecast. morning.e dry tomorrow showers will arrive as we move through

winchester, a quarter of an inch to a third of an inch.nch.nd, up to half an a 10th of an inch of ice will cause slick spots. ridges, overpasses, sidewalks become hazardous. that is what we are expecting for d.c. meanster inch of an ice dangerous travel. when you get up to the half inch or more, it becomes extremely hazardous. scattered power outages that could last 12 to 24 hours, tree limb damage becomes more widespread. that is what we are worried about to our friends -- for our friends up north. this storm is going to be impacting millions of people. travel will be difficult in the nation posner section. i know that at least at the dulles airport, many flights have been canceled. look at all of the states under winter storm warnings because of this. this spans more than 2000 miles across the country. a lot of folks getting in on the storm. today, partly sunny skies, more cloudiness this afternoon. degrees for high temperatures. for tonight, the freezing rain begins. especially north and west becoming slick as the temperatures hover bel

still dry. 7:00, we start to see rain moving into areas like frederick and hagerstown, back through winchester. once we hit night, everybody is seeing rain. as cold air moves in, we see the rain change over to snow. notice where we're seeing the most snow here, mainly if you're under the winter storm watch. 8:00 a.m. monday morning, the commune a tricky one. either dealing with rain in southern maryland or snow in northern maryland. 8:00 a.m. on monday, leesburg seeing snow. noon, the d.c. metro area, most of the area seeing a little bit of snow. this starts to wind down by 3:00 p.m. on monday. 5:00, the evening commute, i don't think it will be an issue. at that point, we will be dry. here is your snow forecast. i will be posting this on facebook in a little bit. the d.c. metro area can expect one to two inches, except for northern montgomery county and loudoun county, seeing 2 to 4 inches. the sweet spot will be here, where you'll see about 4 to 6 inches. a high temperature on monday of 38 degrees. chance of rain late tuesday night, maybe some freezing rain tuesday night and we're looking at

hour att of 35 miles an dulles in the past hour, 36 in winchester.he northwesterly winds not only making it gusty but it will bring in colder temperatures. the concerned there is that anything that is slushy and mushy right now as temperatures fall into the 20's before sunrise, then we will have eyes to go along with it. it's not going to get easier. some sunshine through the day and temperatures expected to get between 36 and 40 degrees, it will be able to melt off a lot and get rid -- get ready for tomorrow night. as we get through the afternoon hours on saturday, we will be partly cloudy and turning colder for the day on sunday. early next week we will stay in the 30's, but then a warm-up. maybe 51 degrees next week by thursday, and beyond that it looks like another stretch of days where it stays warmer than normal. >> how about the lady terps? the nationals enjoy the florida weather. i >> and now, the toyota sports desk. baseball,ct day for the nationals first official day of spring training. 66 degrees, the grass freshly cut in tampa bay. on the

winchester is still at freezing. there has been 1/3 of an inch of ice there. front is passing through and we will see the wind change directions to the northwest and we will start to watch the skies clear. in northern maryland, they will be lucky to reach 40. south of d.c., we could hit 50 this afternoon. the freezing rain comes to an and and gradual clearing will take place. i tonight, we are expecting partly cloudy skies. 20'sll drop back into the overnight so everyone is below freezing. tomorrow afternoon, we get above freezing once again and all that ice that has collected will start to break off and drop down in chunks. a word of caution for that for tomorrow. daye look at the seven forecast, things look at on friday but things are changing for the weekend. you have for the advertising of this monster storm that will come our way this weekend. we are not sure it will be a monster storm. right now, it looks a little weaker than what we thought initially. it looks more like snow than anything else saturday night and into sunday morning. we will get a new mo

. >> we have a live look at what your commute looks like at 280 here winchester boulevard exit. will join us with a live report from there in about 10 minutes. first let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. a look at our forecast. thick fog out there. >> definitely. one of those mornings you don't want to mess around. you may walk out your door and it's clear, once you hit the highway you run into those thick patches of fog, you lose visibility and it becomes a dangerous situation. so keep that in mind. if you are looking for the seven-day forecast we always have it at the bottom of your screen. i want to focus on this fog. this will be a factor not only for the first part of the day, those low clouds are going to limit your sunshine especially in san francisco. we're not expected to break out of the 50s. look at this, fairfield down to 3/4 mile. half mile visibility. that's it in santa rosa. the the fog is drifting around really in the south bay. we're at two miles in san jose, as i drove up from campbell this morning i can tell you for the most part it was a foggy an

>> reporter: speed at the limit on 28 heading northbound direction not far from winchester.g to you. this as you mentioned, it's very patchy so here is an area where we have fog but it's not super thick. in the east bay i know in my drive in this morning, you couldn't turn on the bright lights, your high beams, because you would get that wall of white back in your eyes. i do want to show you perhaps you can get a sense of where this dens fog advisory is in effect. in the bay area, shaded gray under the advisory, on this map. we widen out the state, the san joaquin valley sun der the same advisory, you want to count on low visibility if you're making your way to the central valley, south carolina or l.a. on i-5. this dense fog advisory is in effect until 9:00 this morning. so that certainly covers the morning commute. the national weather service as you're aware, issues these advisories when they think visibility could get below or in the quarter mile range. here it's probably about a mile. as i was telling you, in the quarter mile of visibility which is very dangerous which

afternoon, early evening hours, around 4:00, some snow starts to arrive around areas like marti winchesterront royal. 6:00 p.m., the chance for light snow in washington, and rockville. up through areas like frederick and leavesburg, and snow in the d.c. metro area. also out towards annapolis and the eastern shore, at that point, as well. a dusting to only an inch is possible tomorrow. now, late monday night after midnight into tuesday morning, the mid to late morning hours, more snow will make its way through the area. and this is how much you can expect. most of the d.c. metro area southern maryland, northern virginia, a dusting to 2 inches. the areas you see here in the darker blue, frederick county, northern loudoun county, the northern-most part of montgomery county, 1 to 3 inches, and the timing unfortunate, right during the morning rush. the good news, we're finally looking at some milder air after we get through those two snow chances. so tomorrow again, sunshine will give way to clouds. it's cloudy by the afternoon hours. we're not dealing with the winds tomorrow, but still cold. a

birthdays as a remembrance of my love for you and he always followed through and a wonderful story by winchester social secretary in march he called the blue sea into a meeting and she had no idea. and a little nervous to meet the president and he said we will throw a surprise birthday party for pat i have more to tell you in exacting detail how i planned it pursue inter and stand at the north and of the east room and went through all the details superceded to get so excited he began to sing happy birthday and sank the entire song as if he was the band conducting the birthday right then. that showed what a great enthusiasm he had for celebrating his wife. had to see some of the letters he wrote during the war it is the tender aspect to richard nixon's heart. he was interviewed what is written on your hard? in a split second he said pat. no hesitation. this is what he wrote during the war. i am certainly not the rubio taipei may not say much when i am with you but all of me in blubs all of you all the time. her nickname back at 2:00 in the morning i just had to write you to say how very much in l

i know what my lord, the cardinal of winchester will say when he hears of this. i know what the earl of warwick will do when he learns that you intend to betray him. there are 800 men at the gate who will see that this abominable witch is burned in spite of your teeth. my lord-- silence, gentlemen pray silence! master chaplain, bethink you of your holy office, of what you are and where you are. i direct you to sit down. i will not sit down. master inquisitor, this man has called me a traitor to my face before now. so you are a traitor. you are all traitors. you have been doing nothing but begging this damnable witch on your knees to recant all through this trial! if you will not sit, then you must stand, that is all. i will not stand. my lord, here is the form of recantation for the maid to sign. read it to her. do not trouble. i will sign it. woman, you must know what you are putting your hand to. read it to her, brother martin. and let all be silent. i, joan, commonly called the maid, a miserable sinner, do confess that i have most grievously sinned in the foll

it's still warm, a lot rain just south of 66 around i-81 just south of winchester. it will turn to snow. we're also tracking earthquakes tonight. who knew? this is in south carolina, very close to the georgia border and it was a 4.1 magnitude earthquake. they originally reported 4.4. there's south carolina, georgia and the border line. there's augusta and it was felt all the way in atlanta up to asheville over toward columbia, south carolina. interesting. it's not that unusual, but it's interesting. there are fault lines in the southeast. 36 in rockville, 35 in lovettsville, 37 in leesburg, very few folks below freezing. someone reston is 31 and laurel, but most folks are above freezing. so we'll keep it a yellow alert tomorrow morning, a conversational clipper, if you will, light snow or snow showers. a little accumulation except in the mountains. it's really an elevation driven snow and surface temperatures too warm for problems in the metro area and because it won't snow hard it won't overcome that. here's the map. 4 inches in cumberland, 6 inches in oakland but

that's what michael was talking about, the bite in the air with winchester 21, 25 for leesburg, 29 in, 30 in la plata and 35 here in washington with highs this afternoon going to about 40 in d.c. we'll call upper 30s to low 40s should do it for most of you. let's bring monika samtani in on this tuesday morning. tuesday mornings are tough. >> i always feel more tired on tuesday than on monday. it's one of those kinds of days. if you're planning when head around town, everything is final. it was super quiet overnight so we'll take that into tuesday morning. all construction is beginning to clear up all around town, including on 95 and we are in great shape from woodbridge, lorton, springfield all the way to 395. we'll take a live look on edsall road on the northbound side. it's very quiet. no issues all the way up to the potomac river. we'll go back to the maps. on the north side of town the beltway is great college park to silver spring. we're in good shape on 270 out of frederick, 95 out of baltimore, 29 out of burr tofnsville and everything -- burtonsville and everything out of wheat

so 2-3 inches per hour at times. 0 in winchester.eagan national had 8 inches. 8.6 officially in d.c.. 13.3 at dulles airport. that was a record there. 11 inches in gaithersburg and more than 21 inches in damascus. wow. look at everybody who is showing p. huntingtown got off a little bit easier with 5 inches. here is the storm system now, still bringing snow across hartford, boston a little bit of mix at times. 38 degrees is our temperature now. the wind chill is 31. so we're above freezing, but i promise you on my way in, the roads are icy and still covered in many, many areas. if you can stay home today, good. the interstates were fine. i had no trouble there. 33 in gaithersburg. 36 in culpeper and 34 in lexington park. we will see some sunshine today. it will be nice to see that. we should wake up to it. but the clouds are set to increase again this afternoon that is ahead of a little clipper system that is going to be headed this way and that means more snow. the futurecast perhaps a little bit of rain mixing in. late tonight into

you can see that includes the city of winchester, hagerstown, frederick, gaithersburg and leesburg, all in the watch which goes into effect tomorrow night and will stay in effect until monday afternoon. it's because of this yosee it right now. stem. it is bringing snow to places like chicago and rain to buffalo. there's a surprise. but the rain/snow line will start to push to the east, which means buffalo will get snow later today. we will just see an increase in cloud cover tomorrow, before the stormy weather advances toward us. we are expecting that snow in monday morning's forecast for some in parts of the beltway and beyond, but not for everybody. overnight tonight, expect mostly clear to partly cloudy skies and it is going to be for lows between 30 and 38 degrees. i'll tell you more about the approaching winter weather and give you a look at 9 future cast when i come back with the first alert seven-day forecast. bruce, back to you. >>> we're before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe,

people like james winchester and harriet were in the first of two vice presidents. aaron burr in winchester henry clay john c. calhoun all these guys had delusions of grandeur. they saw themselves taking canada taking mexico and whatever they wanted. burr that he could be emperor of the great territory and clay and calhoun were the ringleaders in the year 1810 which was a midterm election year and sometimes in midterm election years there is a big turnover. i hope this year there is a big turnover. all parties both chambers. in 1810 there was a big turnover. that's the good news. large percentage of congress was defeated. the bad news is they were beaten by these young rabble rousing war hawks who would negotiate, wouldn't compromise if you can imagine such a thing and were hell-bent on marching to war. henry clay as the ringleader of kentucky and john c. calhoun of south carolina were southern war hawks who come to power. they disrespected revolutionary leaders and elders and they throw the whole seniority system in a tailspin and after he sworn in 1811 is not only

even in the valley winchester down to 21 degrees. the air is very dry so as the snow crosses the mountains, some will get wrung out by the mountains and some of it will finally make it to the ground. again, it looks pretty minor. michael & son weather camera showing the clouds here, 35, cloudy, light winds this morning. there's what i'm talking about. the dew point is 13. the temperature is 35. you have a 22-degree spread it those so the relative humidity only 40%. even know the system is coming down and you can see it make a turn to the east here with the upper level winds pushing it our way, there's not a lot with it. it's a fast move so we'll get several hours of snow potentially. here we are at 8:30. as we take you to lunch time, by then still a little bit of snow shower, light snow activity in the region but north and west of us starting to clear out. this afternoon the main piece of energy pulls away but we'll still be left with a few flurries and snow showers here and there. forecast today, 40. some light snow and flurries. so

winchester 21. south not nearly as cold in fredricksburg at 30. it's 28 for culpeper. and easton is 29 but we're at 27. this afternoon temperatures only around 30 or 10 up north in hagerstown and westminste to 38 in culpeper. 36 here in d.c. monika samtani is watching the roads on this holiday monday. she's got a nice monday work assignment. >> i do. >> you deserve it. >> thank you. >>> we did have a crash despite the light volume and it was really early this morning on the northbound side of 295 near pennsylvania avenue. and that was cleared. in case you heard about it, all lanes were blocked for about an hour. if you're planning to use public transportation, metro is scheduled to open right now at 5:00 but they'll be on a saturday schedule today. marc penn is on a sunday schedule. no vre today, president's day. no problems to report on 395 to the 14th street bridge. we're now in good shape 295 to the anacostia river crossings. let's take a live look outside. here is the northbound side of

jump the divide, 30 in cumberland, 37 winchester, 34 hagerstown, culpeper 42, warrenton, manassas, leesburg, fairfax, reston, mclean topping out 38, 39, 40 downtown, low 40s into southern maryland, upper 30s rockville, clarkbsurg, gaithersburg and frederick, low 40s in annapolis, small craft advisory in the afternoon for the bay andfieldal potomac. city temps 5:00 19, 7 a.m. at 20, 20s at 9:00, 35 by 11:00, 38 by 1:00 with winds increasing late morning early afternoon. colder friday, don't think we'll see freezing. saturday still chilly, temperatures in the mid-40s, maybe a ran or snow shower. next seven days -- a rain or snow shower. next seven days, not much change monday, the weekend rain or snow showers saturday, maybe a shower sunday. sunday is not a bad day near 50. monday still appears to be some rain or ice turning to snow monday night before ending tuesday and then cold again, only 30 on wednesday. >> not quite out of the grip of old man winter. >> spring arrives on saturday, not too springy. >> we spring ahead soon, too. >>> let's talk some college hoops. cheaper us up. >> i do ha

winchester, 34.opping to at or below freezing in far western maryland, around the metro area. right near 40 degrees. it's going to continue to drop as we get into the morning. pavement's wet from some of the overnight rain. is that causing any problems, danella? good morning. >> good morning. possibly, but it's hard to say because the accidents i'm reporting were overnight. in the district, new york avenue at florida avenue. at one point, outbound lanes were blocked. we spoke to d.c. police. they say that accident's out of the roadway. i did notice cars were getting by. i'll keep watching for you guys. the other thing i'm tracking, i-270 northbound. accident here north of i-370 is blocking the right side of the roadway. but there is little to no delay because i'm not seeing any volume. it's easy to work around the accident. 270 southbound, though, nice and clear. i'm back at 4:31. >> see you then. >>> 4:28. today a hearing is aimed at getting to the bottom of high-profile communication blunders by em

martinsburg, winchester, frigid. upper teens northern neck and eastern shore.our by hour, we'll stay below freezing all day long. plenty of sunshine. by noon, only in the low 20s. this is like the coldest winter weather we can get. this is the last day of february. you know, the upper 20s by mid-afternoon. and lots of sunshine. we'll have a light wind. then as we get into tonight, we'll have clouds closing in and partly sunny. milder weather moves in on saturday. a forecast, high saturday into the mid 40s. and even a few daffodils are beginning to sprout. first day of march tomorrow. chilly but dry, only 20 days until spring. then on sunday, we'll have highs reaching near 50 degrees with a lot of clouds closing in. maybe a little sun in the morning. then some rain coming in sunday night. then on monday, we have the possibility of a low-pressure system coming close enough to us, cold enough to produce snow and ice. and storm team 4 is watching this closely. that is for monday. after that, another arctic blast tuesday, wednesday. warming by the end of next week.

it's 23 also in winchester. teens in the mountains and up in pennsylvania.uth, fredericksburg is 28. and easton is 27. this afternoon, partly to mostly sunny. low to mid-30s north about 40 in d.c. and look at that mid 40s if you're going to be down in fredericksburg and culpeper this afternoon. let's check in with monika samtani. here we are at 5:00 a.m. on this friday morning. >>> normally at 5:00 in the morning a when things start to -- is when

from what we had yesterday. 11 degrees cooler in frederick and manassas and 11 degrees cooler in winchesterll and 10 degrees cooler in hagerstown than 24 hours ago. there goes the clipper, starting to move up and become an actual significant storm in new england. but this is the next pocket of energy, i'm keeping an eye on it, that will move toward us, as we head into sunday. but right now, with that clipper, descending, as it moves off into the north and east, we are going to see the breezy conditions, through the nighttime hours, and then subsiding, as it moves off further to the north and east. and then high pressure starts to make its way in, by the time we get into the workweek, a milder trend, will start to ensue. as we head through the overnight hours, 16 to 25. it is going to be definitely like january cold out there. with partly to mostly cloudy skies. and winds out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles an hour. and that's going to give us wind chills in the single digits and teens and then tomorrow morning, not as windy, northwest winds 10-15 but the temperatures in the teens and 20s

and look at it, 43 in hagerstown, and winchester, and these temperatures are 15 to 20 degrees colder than where they were yesterday, and these are the warmest that we will see for a week. much more on the bitterly cold coming in, and the few chances for snow. and the forecasters have it in a minute. >> thank you shgyou, doug. >>> today, chuck hagel laid out the budget, and it is drastic changes. the plan calls for reducing the size of the active duty army and it calls for retiring the aircraft and closing some bases. and while most service members would get a small raise, some benefits would also be cut. steve handelsman on capitol hill where this is short of a local figh fight. >> well, it is a obama plan, jim, and it is not a done deal, and the fight won't be partisan, because martin o'malley does not want his national guard reduced and nobody does. meanwhile, according to one prominent lawmaker, this is the way to solve the financial problems on the backs of the troops. >> reporter: the army would shrink from a peak of 570,000 to 450,000. and the reserve would drop from 560,000 to

back towards winchester, royal, leesburg, washington. mainly rain down towards the south. but it may end us some snow. this isn't going to be a lot. and it will be auick moving system. even around noon, we're still seeing the snow. on saturday morning. 39 degrees for a high temperature tomorrow. early snow on saturday, 36. let's talk about this a little bit more. how much can we see? i do expect to see upwards of maybe 1 to 2 inches depending on where the storm goes. we may get a little more than that. that's something we're going to watch out for. the light snow early. most of it will be light. maybe 1 to 2. some areas just a little bit more. so we'll continue to watch that. 35 on sunday. 39 on monday. and have i got a treat for you. look at the numbers. 49, 52. 85. >> what? >> that's a mistake. >> no way. >> that's a typo. >> all right. 62. but that's still pretty nice. 62 degrees with some sunshine and a chance of a shower. i think we will take that just about any day of the week. especially, you know, maybe this day. >> well, we were going to salute you with this. ♪ >>

up through frederick and leesburg and winchester. maybe a half an inch. we're not expecting much from this. it could make some roadways a little slick, especially the secondary roads. 5:00 in the afternoon, most of it is out of here. we're just going get on the chilly side. tomorrow a very cold night. the snow will try to return on wednesday morning, just a little bit in the way of light snow. wednesday i would not be surprised to see some accumulating snow, maybe half an inch to an inch. but not too much. what to expect? light snowshowers. best chance 10:00 a.m. to three income the afternoon. minor accumulation at best is what we're talking about. just enough to cover your outdoor deck, things like that. 36 degrees on your tuesday. 32 on wednesday. let's talk a little bit more about that wednesday storm. snow is here early in the morning. and we will see that little accumulation. half an inch to an inch, that could be enough to cause some delays, maybe a two-hour delay here and there. i'm not expect anything cool closing, however. 40 degrees on thursday

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and washington and warrenton, and we feel that west could be six or more inches from leesburg to winchester. this is something we are watching, and of course, we have the whole weekend to do so. 43 on the saturday, and 54 on the sunday and dropping the temperatures to 32 monday, and dropping to the 20s monday with the rain/snow mix, and then tuesday, it is colder on tuesday than to dday. sorry, that is what i have got. seven-day is coming up later. >> all righty. virginia residents are on alert with a convicted child rapist on the run makes his way to the commonwealth. >> and plus, the medical examiner has released his report in the actor of philip seymour in tcomcast brought millionsur of people closer to nbcuniversal's coverage of the biggest olympic winter games ever, with the most coverage of the most events on every device. and the most hours of streaming video on the nbc sports live extra app, including the x1 platform from xfinity. comcast was honored to bring every minute of every medal of nbcuniversal's coverage to every screen. so what's next? rio 2016. welcome to what's next. com

and i was told a wonderful story by lucy winchester, the social secretary in the white house. in march 1969 when richard nixon was beseeminged by all the things -- besieged by all the things he had to do in the vietnam war, he called lucy into a meeting, and she had no idea what he was going to say. always a little nervous to meet the president and see what he's up to, and is he said we are going to throw a surprise birthday party for pat. and i am going to tell you in exact detail how i planned it. she is going to enter, and she's going to stand at the north end of east room, and he went through all the details, and he proceeded to get so excited that he began to sing happy birthday, and he sang the entire song, happy birthday, as if he were the band and conducting the birthday right then. ask that shows what concern and that shows what great enthusiasm he had for celebrating his wife. and interestingly enough, he didn't care much about celebrating his own birthday. is and so that was, i think, very interesting insight that i got into him. and the other thing that i think is