we do have showers approaching the winchester area. if you're still in the immediate metro area around fairfax and the beltway, you have time for a quick jog or bike ride. these are not heavy showers. they're crossing over winchester a little bit of light shower activity will put this on the storm tracker. they're going to get to frederick maybe by 7:02 at about 7:20. nothing crazy heavy tonight. we'll get a break and then we have a couple of systems heading our way. we'll tell you why we issued a yellow alert for tomorrow and again on wednesday. >>> coming up, surprising numbers that indicate how often kids get the wrong amount of medication. >> then right after the break how a security guard from mississippi snuck on to the battlefield to take up the fight against isis. woman: he did a lot in our community. the way als dismantles someone like stuart is so painful. embryonic stem cells have so much promise but barbara comstock voted to ban that research funding even though conservatives like nancy reagan support it. that takes away ho

three-quarters after mile in winchester and also warrenton. had a quarter mile still due in the hagerstown area. a little fog on the eastern shore. thankfully nothing too horrible there. just to give you a little bit of extra time out west with that fog. andrea and nick, over to you. >> thanks, howard. here's what's in the news right now. the united nations world food program says the ebola outbreak continues to grow there could be a major food crisis. the united nations says it needs to reach 1.9 million people affected by ebola. so far it's provided food to 530,000 people. >>> after years of fighting over marriage equality, same- sex marriage is legal in the site of hide hoe a. number of -- idaho. a number took advantage of the marriage licenses. >>> the judge overseeing detroit's bankruptcy is expected to get news of a settlement between the city and a major creditor. lawyers have promised to reveal details of an agreement in court. >> this comes as the trial in the detroit's bankruptcy plan nears an end. the judge who has been presiding ov

winchester by 9:00, 10:00. shenandoah valley yesterday got into the mid-80s many locations.ome breaks in the clouds. sunshine breaking out locally noon time. much of the rain, though, will be exiting the metro after 7:00 p.m. towards the eastern shore. and then we will have a clearing sky after that the middle part of the evening and overnight don't. we'll clear out. by this time tomorrow morning, much cooler weather moving in. look how mild it is now. 60, shenandoah valley. east of the blue ridge to the bay, most locations in the low 60s to mid-60s here in washington. reagan national, 66. mid to upper 60s around the bay. average high temperatures this time of year. there's the capitol shrouded in scaffolding this morning under a cloudy sky. we will see our temperatures dropping down to near 60 by sunset. back in the 50s through the evening with scattered showers coming on through. beautiful autumn color. dr. j. took that at nih bethesda. post your picks to instagram, twitter and facebook. you can put higher resolution ones on facebook. thursday, 60, as well with friday. the

here's winchester. you're getting hit hard with the heavy rains now.moving slightly east. most of the activity is moving north while the line is creeping east. we'll call it northeast at 30, 40 miles an hour. heavy rains along west of i-81. in frederick county, virginia, win chester, cross junction area and south of berryville down near front royal. this looks more like a bow echo, a gust of wind coming out the storm as opposed to a tornado. still, i would take this seriously and get down in your lowest level. treat this as a tornado warning. this activity is moving northeast at 40 miles an hour. so the storm itself looks like it's going to be toward upperville. airmont at 7:04. one of the things about doppler, you see the winds. that's why i like it much more than the older radars. you see the wind. we have this very brought circulation in the storm. you really want a tight one if you're looking for a tornado. we were looking near front royal earlier. we had the tightness but we don't have as much tightness here. still with the change of direction fro

heavier activity, we're following this between winchester and charlestown. you see the yellow there around 11:00. that's going to head over toward charlestown in the next few minutes, 7:25 and maybe get to brunswick by about 7:49. most of the showers will stay west and north of the immediate metro area but a couple sprinkles are possible between 9 p.m. and midnight. so clouds move in, yes. passing showers possible. bus stop temps nothing like this morning. it got down to 35 this morning. 46 to 58 tomorrow. showers will arrive after the morning commute and wednesday both commutes are going to be wet though i just saw some new data that a, it doesn't look super heavy on wednesday. and b, some of the showers could get out of here before the evening commute on wednesday. we'll keep you posted. right now we'll keep tuesday and wednesday as yellow alerts. 10:00 tonight, want to walk the dog, you can. couple showers primarily west. leesburg, cul -- culpeper. we start with sun. 53 downtown. upper 40s in the burbs. by 3:00 we're still okay in the immediate metro area

does not include winchester.oes not include petersburg and west virginia from midnight tonight until noon tomorrow. okay, future cast, we'll stop this at 6:00. you can see light showers in the metro. heavy activity is out in the valley. i mean heavy stuff. 8:00 getting hammered and up toward cumberland. temperatures in the 60s. mild across the board. by 9:30, a few showers. these big storms are getting closer to us. by about 9:30, and by noon, leesburg to manassas to fredericksburg, that rolls across the metro area between about noon and 2:00 p.m. i mean big time rains, gusty winds, and also some flash flooding is possible. so remember, don't cross a flooded street by car or by foot. we say it over and over again, thunderstorm possible by 9:00. it's 73 on the day planner. better chance at 11:00 and 1:00 temperatures in the mid 70s. behind the front, not that much cooler. a few showers on thursday. nice on friday. temperatures in the low to mid 70s with sunshine. next seven days, nice on saturday. homecoming for m

around winchester, seeing that rain back around the i-81 corridor. that rain will be the first little batch to move through. you can see more shower and thunderstorm activity to the south. this will all move through over the next couple hours. and then we're watching this area back here. again, this is an area that will continue to watch, back towards portions of kentucky, tornado watches in effect there. and some of those severe storm could be moving our way as we move through the night tonight. so this is what you can expect moving forward. tonight through about 2:00 a.m., and i really think the bulk of this between 9:00 -- 9:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. isolated, heavy rain. high wind gusts. and we could have a few power outages around the region. not widespread, but a few with those higher wind gusts. we'll talk about that, plus the rain over the next few days, as well, coming up in my full forecast. >>> thank you, doug. >>> a maryland woman says $1500 is gone, just like that. she never saw or heard the thieves who took her money, and now we have learne

the other area of showers is out for the mountains in through winchester through fredrick especially on the west side of fredrick when you get over to jefferson and brunswick coming out of charlestown, so 340 harpers ferry streaking into extreme northwestern louden county very light sprinkles. our day planner talking about temperatures climbing into the low, mid, upper 60s about 1:00 with the isolated showers and then this afternoon we might even just eek out a little sun before the day is over. don't bet on it but a couple of peaks highs in the 75 range so right now jack it worthy with mid 50s in leesburg, and fairfax, 59 alexandria, buoy at 56 with 58 waldorf, so good visibility on our michael & son weather camera. cloudy skies is all we're reporting and 62 and humidity at 72% and light wind this morning south southeast. going to pick up the next couple days ahead of this tremendous storm look at this thing spinning here in oklahoma. this looks more like a spring storm and we get the second severe weather season shorter and less intense in the fall and this is what we are looking a

out toward winchester, frederick, you, too, light showers in hagerstown. you've got a little time left to get the jog in and get home before the rain starts. here's futurecast. by 10:00 tonight most of us will have showers, thankfully still light, temperatures in the 60s. we'll stop it by 1:00. the computer seems to be trying to bolster their intensity, you will, when they get east of town toward annapolis and baltimore, down toward southern maryland. temperatures still in the 60s, but by 3 a.m. most of the activity is gone, still 70 downtown and 60s in the burbs. we'll come back, talk about just how cold it gets behind this front and look ahead to the nats game tomorrow and also the monday night football game as well. >>> hackers hitting america's bank leaving millions of customers' information compromised, coming up what you may need to know to protect your identity. >> coming up some local high school sports programs make changes following our report on safety concerns involving football helmets. éó tt0w[qb7audq$4ú4&? tt0w[qb7au8rd6ú4cád tt0w[qb7autqd:ú

currently 63 in oakland. 64 in winchester. martinsburg's cooled off to 49 but the warm air is not that far off the ground. you'll mix out pretty quickly and warm up quickly. upper 50s across the bay. fredricksburg one of the cool spots at 51 and leesburg and frederick an even 50. this is spectacular. check out the shot as we look from the east to southeast. that's reagan national, north end of the runway and lower part of the screen. that's pretty. 58 degrees. officially cloudy at reagan national at the top of the hour with a south, southwesterly wind at 9 mile an hours. the clouds, generally high thin clouds coming across the region. we have a front out to the west. you can see this line of showers here from just west of indianapolis now ahead of a cold front which is marching toward the east. that cold front gets here later tomorrow. ahead of it, a warm day with winds out of west, southwest. highs upper 70s to low 80s. even the low to mid-70s for the lunch hour. so a good day for the recess or getting outside. i'm probably g

winchest winchester, areas throughout virginia from frederick county to rappahannock. getting rain right now. not seeing any lightning. but still could see an isolated storm or two during the overnight period. and it's just that. mostly overnight rain. as we get into the day tomorrow, it's going to be breezy and cool. and as we get into the second half of the weekend, it's going to be down right brisk. november type temperatures coming our way. i'll show how low it's going to go, and we'll talk about more on this rain, just how much we're going to get. that's all in a few minutes. >> thanks, veronica. >>> now to a story you'll see only on news4. a major construction project is going to dramatically impact riders on metro's red line. the grovener medical center in bethesda metro stations will be closed for several weekends, so that crews can fix serious problems with water at those sites. transportation reporter adam tuss joins us live from bethesda to explain why metro has to take such a drastic step and when. adam. >> reporter: that's right, pat. these stations are go

tulane toward winchester. 39 toward manassas and 41 toward gaithersburg. did see some fog earlier this evening. i don't think that will be a problem. tomorrow afternoon, nice. back to sunshine. cooler. i realize that tomorrow will be a nice day. strike about 60 degrees. a little bit below average. friday is looking good too. and friday is halloween. 58 degrees. what does halloween look lake? if you're out there doing some trick-or-treating, temperature in the 50s. 58, 59 degrees. chilly at 7:00. breezy at 9:00 with the temperature falling to about 52. this could be a few more showers along the blue ridge, so if you look well to the west of d.c., you have a chance of seeing some showers around 9:00. speaking of saturday, let's just take a look at saturday and sunday. 52 degrees on saturday, 49 on sunday. some scattered showers during the day. not a lot. quite windy. winds upwards of 20 to 30 miles an hour. windchills will be around 40. earlier in the morning, our windchill could be in the upper 20s in some locations. daylight savings time will come to an en

here's radar and here are the showers, winchester almost to frederick and leesburg now. they're thankfully light now. i think they'll intensify a bit overnight especially east of town. we'll zoom in. looking at hagerstown down i-81 to winchester light showers almost to frederick, everything pushing off north and east. so leesburg on our storm tracker, a light shower by 8:05 and poolesville about 8:52. most of the high school games will be over by then. here are the headlines. grab your umbrella if you're taking a night on the town tonight. timetable 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. probably the most prolific time for showers and storms. nats game is going to be great time, albeit chilly, temps falling like a stone tomorrow. mid-60s to start, but low to mid-50s by the time you leave. coldest air this fall, 30s and 40s tomorrow night and also sunday night. 9:30 tonight we have a lot of showers east of town. notice a few flecks of yellow here and there up toward frederick, temps in the 60s. by midnight showers still d.c. east, a few straggler showers in the mountains. the early morning hou

but look back towards winchester. hagerstown, martinsburg towards warrenton and culpeper, we see rain move. and notice the movement here from south to north with a little bit of an easterly movement. so if you live in loudoun county, fauquier county, culpeper county, jefferson county and in the western virginia panhandle, you will continue to see showers right through the night tonight. this is the area that we're watching to the west. very big line of showers and thunderstorms. some of which continue to be on the strong to severe side. that's what's coming in during the day tomorrow. so what to expect tomorrow? lots of cloud cover, strong winds, flooding possible. the strongest rains between around 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. i'm going to break do you knwn e attention for you, coming up next. >>> now there is a new plan to better serve d.c.'s homeless population. this is an issue that came to the forefront after the disappearance of-year-old relisha rudd earlier this year. she has not been found. the man who has waft se

some showers out to the west approaching hagerstown and winchester. we'll come back and be tracking some showers and thunderstorms. we'll tell you when. >> plus, how a former cia director thinks history will view president obama'in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. >>> turning to the mayoral race. picks up a huge endorsement. president obama says he is backing her run for mayor. as bruce johnson reports, the president will not be on the local campaign trail. >> it means a lot to me that the democratic principles that the president has been advancing for our country, that he is endorsing our vision to move them forward in the city. >> president

a 36 mile an hour wind gust in leesburg and winchester. 34 miles an hour in downtown washington. finally starting to see the winds relax a bit as we head into thursday afternoon and early evening and friday is looking much better. our three-day forecast, you can see the improvement right here. so we have this to look forward to. 67 degrees, lots of sun on friday. it will still be breezy but down right windy on thursday with the early shower. a high of 63 degrees after today's just miserable weather. in the first alert seven-day forecast, it gets even better as we head into the weekend. lots of sunshine and temperatures remaining in the 60s. the winds won't be an issue this weekend. then it gets down right warm as we head into next have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara co

winchester getting showers now. no rain come canning down in the mmediate metro. but this will change. the weather impact will be a high one for sure. heavy rain likely, flooding with gusty winds. as you get the kids ready for the bus stops today, rainy and breezy at 7:00 a.m. a squally late morning between the periods of heavy rain and gusty winds. by later today, heavy rain continues to about 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon and tapers a off by the tail end of the school day. more about what to wear and a look down into the next couple of days. check on traffic with melissa. >> good morning. we're looking pretty about. we know that is going to change when the rain hits our area in a couple of hours. 95 at prince william moving well. beltway at river road looking good. we do have some construction we want to remind you of. two right lanes blocked at this point this morning. you can see branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, indian head highway. everything green at this point this morning. and a widerook at things into town, out of town. you are completely fine. see you bac

we had one little area around winchester, yellow and orange there. this is moving off to the north and the east. going to move across 15. a little bit of light activity in charlestown already and also as you go up 67, just north of brunswick. nothing crazy tonight. clouds move in but just a passing shower, that's it. bus stop temperatures tomorrow, much milder than they were this morning. mid 40s to upper 50s and that's between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. showers will arrive after the morning commute tomorrow. it does appear both communities are going to be wet on wednesday. certainly the morning commute on wednesday. a little windy too and a little chilly. 10:00 tonight, want to walk the dog, these showers finally get in to maybe portions of fairfax, down toward culpeper. really light though at this point in time at 10:00. temps in the mid 50s. then by 11:00, 12:00 they move across, hit the dry air and diminish all together. now we'll start fresh tomorrow morning. 6 a.m., upper 40s. leesburg, manassas, low 50s downtown. beginning the 8:00 hour, upper 40s nort

this is going to be a spectacular day, one to put in the old memory bank. 78 at winchester at 1:00, 77 in culpeper and by 4:00 79 in culpeper, might have seen it as it rolled through the 2:00 hour. it could hit 80 in culpeper. some 80s are not out of the question south of town. 78 downtown at 4:00en and north it's 75 in -- 4:00 and north it's 75 in gaithersburg, leesburg and manassas. 7:00 still in the 70s and clear and just a fantastic day tomorrow. tonight clear skies, breezy, not as cold, lows 46 to 54, winds out of the southwest 10 to 15. the launch they talked about earlier this evening you could see, they had to scrub it. a boat was in the way. they couldn't launch it because if something happened, the boat would be in jeopardy. mostly sunny, breezy, warm, get outside tomorrow morning, 46 to 72. a rapid warm-up. by afternoon partly cloudy, breezy, warm, 75 to 80, winds southwest 10 to 15, a little gusty but with a southwest wind it's warm. that's a good thing. near 70 in oakland, 75 in cumberland tuesday. it's going to be nice coast to coast, zone to zone, low 70s hagerstown, mar

back up to 61 in winchester. starting to see sunshine back to the west. only 55 in manassas and 55 in gaith gaithersbu. rain in d.c. to the west. we're clearing in this area but are watching rain in st. mary's county and toward the northern neck we will continue to see these showers the next 1 to 2 hours and should be ending by the 7:00, 8:00 hour. here's the frontal boundary in the region and starting to see some clearing because of that, temperatures starting to go up a bit. the next storm system not on the map just yet. a lot of cooler air moving in next thursday and friday. friday is halloween. our next storm system moves in halloween night. if you have kids trick-or-treating, veronica tells you how you may be affect by the next storm system friday evenin evening. it really depends wher live if you will see a few light showers halloween night. shortly after 6:00, here's a look at that snapshot in future weather. this is 6:15. we have clouds across the area, high thin clouds in d.c. the rain, you can see it moving in danger 8:30. for the little ones th

it will feel like 35 in winchester when you combine the air temperature with the wind tomorrow morning. the winds are going to relax overnight tonight, but we're still going to have to deal with that occasional breeze, and that's going to give us a feels like temperature in 33 in hagerstown tomorrow morning. inthe afternoon, only rebounding to a feels like temperature of 60. a little bit more comfortable on monday morning. good news for your morning commute, it will feel like 41 in in -- leaseburg. our forecast wind gusts are going to go down. overnight tonight, only about five to ten miles per hour as you're stepping out the door maybe going for services tomorrow morning, and then notice the winds, these little arrows, the winds come more southerly as we head into the afternoon. so that's going to help to bring us milder air. that southerly wind direction remains with us on monday as well. and that's going to help to bring in some milder air. but notice the winds start to get breezy. again, some wind gusts will be close to 30 miles per hour during the afternoon on monday, and then for

still in the 60s in most locations. 59 towards winchester with some rain. rain not around d.c. just yet, but frederick county, virginia, that's where we are seeing some of that rain, in a fairly good clip, towards hagerstown, winchester. this is the area we'll be watching over the next few hours, as this moves to the east, i do expect these showers to weaken just a little bit. but, notice what's coming back towards the west. more showers and even a few thunderstorms here. most of this activity will continue to pass just to the north and west. so most of us could even stay on the dry side tonight. especially d.c., south and east. so your commuter impact for tomorrow, tomorrow morning, 59 degrees, i think a pretty nice start. not as cool, tomorrow afternoon, maybe an isolated shower around that time, between 5 and 8:00. but not a lot of rain to that point. after that, that's when things change a little bit. here's the rain now. here's future weather. tomorrow morning, 8:00, just talking about cloud cover around the region, but not a bad start on our tuesday. tuesday afternoon, a

by 2:00 now we have showers, martinsburg, winchester down toward culpeper inching into fauquier county3:00, a little orange pops up, heavier activity on the legend. we could hear the rumble of thunder tomorrow afternoon and evening. by 6:00 showers across much of the district, back into fredericksburg up and down 95. now we have it into prince george's county and also charles county and southern maryland with a little fleck of yellow from time to time. by 8:00 still showers primarily east of 95 but still stragglers back toward martinsburg and winchester and luray with temps in the 50s. we'll advance it to wednesday morning. this is the most aggressive model. by 7:00 look at all the yellows and oranges moving back down 95 south as this area of low pressure off the coast begins to spin up a little bit. so this model could lay down anywhere from 1/2-inch to 3/4- inch. the other two models are much less aggressive. tomorrow to start sunshine to start, 50s and then 63 by 11:00 and 66 by 1:00. next three days windy with showers wednesday, at least through the morning, temperatures around 60,

. >>> soon, you'll be able to drive faster in winchester, virginia. the speed limit is 60 miles an hour. according to the winchester star, it will go up to 70 miles an hour this week. the change is happening over a three-mile stretch outside downtown winchester. it should take effect on wednesday, as soon as the new signs are up. vdot says about 50,000 of you drive through that area every single day. >>> well, this is not something you want to hear as we head into winter. get ready to dodge more and more potholes in frederick, maryland. according to the frederick news post, federal officials say they're getting twice as many pothole reports this year than last and they're running out of money they say. department of public works says state cut funding has created a maintenance backlog and that's going to get worse as winter hits. >>> something called coal therapy is helping people speed up muscle recovery. it's similar to an ice bath but is quicker. people get into a cold sauna where the temperature drops to more than 240 degrees below zero. in just t

east, so hagerstown, winchester, get ready. i think they'll be gone for your morning commute. i think most of us will have a dry commute to work. they are about to cross over i- 81 now. this heavy area heading northeast toward martinsburg around 1:23 and sharpsburg at 2:05. get ready for some light to occasionally moderate activity overnight west of town. not as chilly tomorrow to start and a warm finish again. bus stop temperatures mild, 52 to 64. now breezy with a few showers during the day. the day is not our main event. it's going to be at night. tuesday night will be our best chance and we'll include thunderstorms in that. 6:00 tomorrow everything is gone, just have clouds, mid-50s to low 60s, so not nearly as cold as it's been. dulles got down to 33 over the weekend. 62 at 8:00 downtown, 50s elsewhere. we'll put it back into motion now. by say 12:30, 1:00 a couple light showers but nothing really heavy. you can actually probably go ahead and walk to lump. then we get a break and -- lunch. then we get a break and sunshine

this extends back again almost to about winchester and berryville. andrea and mike, back to you. >> thank you, howard. >>> here's what's in the news right now. the secret service has suffered another embarrassment. cbs news confirms the security contractor who was convicted three times on charges of assault and battery was allowed on an elevator with president obama earlier this month in atlanta. >>> doctors at a dallas hospital are treating a man infected with the ebola virus. the unidentified man is the first confirm case with the disease diagnosed here in the united states. the cdc says the man is not a threat to others. >>> pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong are threatening to expand their protests against china's government. protesters are angry over chinese interference in hong kong's first direct election set for 2017. >>> police want to know if two deaths of two people just minutes apart are related. >> one person was killed in a house fire. the other was killed in a car crash and both happened yesterday in potomac, maryland. nikki burd

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hagerstown to winchester, down toward harrisonburg. a little yellow showing up. it's generally light. we'll zoom in a little bit. we have showers and back toward martinsburg and everything moving off to the north and to the east. so maybe some showers clipping frederic in the next hour, but certainly nothing heavy. so, we have a cold front moving through tonight. that means showers and storms. the time frame for the heaviest activity. 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. in the metro. bus stop temperatures behind the front pretty mild. this front is not going to cool us off like the previous front that put us in pretty good of an autumn chill over the weekend. 54 to 66 for temperatures tomorrow morning and dry. and the lunar eclipse tomorrow at 6:25. i recommend doing 6:25 to 7:00 a.m. that's going to be fine as well. i think clouds will move out in time. in fact, 8:00 tonight, there are some showers across much of the metro area. heavy activity still back in the mountains with temperatures in the 60s. by 10:00, a couple showers in town. trying to walk the dog, touch and go. p

and storm team 4 radar here is i-81 south of winchester, woodstock and jackson. new market towards the warrenton area. the rain is coming down in buckets. we're still dry in the metro. first wave leaving charlottesville. i-66 near gainesville and the plains within the hour. be ready for that. the threat pushes into the metro. heaviest rain in d.c. proper between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. rainfall amounts, one to two inches and gusty winds as well. for now, back to the news, aaron. >>> 6:03. a second health care worker in dallas tested positive for ebola. the person provided care for the first person infected in the united states. work to go identify any contacts that person has had with any people. and the first nurse is in good condition this morning. a vigil for nina pham yesterday. the cdc said it is monitoring 76 hospital workers in dallas who may have had contact with thomas eric duncan. the cdc will address the american workers association to go over how to better prepare front line nurses for ebola. president obama will discuss the international response to

but warrenton, winchester, la ray, towards mart tinsburg, thi is the area i expect to see more rain. we'll zoom in on this area here, route 17 from marshal up towards the millwood area along route 50. if you're heading out 50 from loudoun county back towards clark county, you will see rain along the blue ridge. some fairly heavy. that's nothing compared to what we have in storm over the next 12 hours. notice the storminess from all the way towards the great lakes down towards florida. notice the areas in yellow, those are tornado watches. so we still have some spin to the atmosphere. it's still possible that we see something like that here tonight. 11:00, most of the rain still back towards the west, as expected. tomorrow morning, however, just about everybody starting to see the rain and notice where the heaviest rain is, west of the blue ridge along i-81, thunderstorms too. still around the 10:00 a.m., hour, watch 1:00 in the afternoon. a storm develops or a line of storms develop. and if that happens, well this is what we could see. your severe storm potential tomorrow on the high

the same it winchester. head to the higher elevations in western maryland where we are looking at temperatures in the upper 50's this hour. the cooler air across the great lakes, a hard time making it here because of high pressure just off to the west of us, wind will change direction. in it he's the temperatures up to the day tomorrow and sunday and monday and tuesday of next week. a nice stretch of days ahead. now quickly going to the north and east. that is the same storm system that brought us the heavy rain on wednesday and early thursday morning. the marine corps marathon looks fantastic. temperatures 6:00 in the morning around 50 degrees. 8:00 will be in the lower 50's and just a few scattered clouds. the wind will pick up as we move through the mid morning and afternoon hours. the upperstill in 60's to around 70 degrees. well above average for this time of year. thank this area of high pressure for that. conditions are going to improve and get even better as we move through the next couple of days as

winchester at 68 degrees. and you folks back towards winchester, that's the rain. it's right on your doorstep right now. most of it is on the light to moderate side, no real heavy rain. these were storms earlier. but no storms associated with this. no lightning, that is, moving in towards the panhandle of west virginia. shenandoah seeing rain. this is the first batch. see the storms fall apart. that's the first batch coming through. that should be through the d.c. area. around 10:00, 11:00. if it holds together, i do expect it to weaken just a bit. toward the south, more rain and again most of this should stay on the similar track, move just to our north and west, but we will see a few showers your night. here they are around 11:30 at night. leesburg, culpeper, manassas starting to see showers. they come through the region. and by early tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., no problem. a few clouds out there, but a good start to the day as far as the rush hour is concerned. not worried about that. 4:00 in the afternoon, isolated shower possible. but again, most of us will b

not leesburg or warrenton but winchester, the martinsburg area. if you're around i-81, front royal seeing showers your way in the next hour. through west virginia. the whole system itself, this is the first piece of this system moving on through here. so we will see more showers from this line. most of this activity will move right up you to our north and continue to move up toward the north. but then things get different. driving impact tonight between 6:00 and 8:00, dry roads. not worried about this evening. temperatures in the mid 60s. by 8:00 to 11:00, wet spots from d.c. off to the west and temperatures falling into the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. tomorrow, we'll start off with some sunshine early after this system moves through. then we will see the clouds on the increase. showers will move in late. nothing too heavy, but take the umbrella as you may need them by the time you leave work tomorrow. 62 to about 68 degrees. the next couple days, 67 for a high in d.c. tomorrow. but then only 58 on wednesday. and a good chance for showers. any

winchester, and it's going to turn cooler when the sun comes through. will be breezy with temperatures in the morning 45-52 degrees. a wet commute home, a wet and windy commute on wednesday. improvements by the weekend. i will be happy to share those in detail as part of our seven they outlook coming up in about 20 minutes. >> staples is investigating a potential credit card data breach. they have notified law-enforcement officials as such. the company says fraudulent -- if fraudulent activity turns up, customers won't be responsible as long as it is written ported -- reported in a timely manner. kmart, target, michael's, and home depot have had similar breaches in the past year. >> according to a new report released by montgomery county, which operates 26 liquor stores, including a location in chevy chase. kevin lewis is live to explain why that store cannot get out of the red. says there are a handful of problems, chief among them, no street parking. traverse have to parking garages like this one to find a spot. it took us three minutes to find a spot

a heavier shower just west of winchester. the motion of the atmosphere is lifting to the north. out pretty well. i don't think we will see any rain until after 7:00. closer to 7:30 in the metro area. more further to the west and further to the southwest. showers will stay in the forecast to the front. 70 to reagan international. 73 the national high. heavy cloud cover. the national average stood at 63 degrees. here it is converging ahead of a cold front. there are a few more showers just west of the mountains. dramatiche front has a drop. all indications rapid clearing tomorrow. futurecast shows the timing pretty well. by midmorning tomorrow we will be breaking out the sunshine. high pressure firmly in control throughout the day on sunday. temperatures are in the lower 60's. that is a pretty good looking one. a little bit of a warm up next week back into the 70's. midday on saturday with partly sunny skies and breezy conditions. 64 by the afternoon. 63, partly cloudy, easy at first pitch time in the afternoon. to warm it up monday and tuesday on next week. the next chance comes

and winchester. the rain ending this evening will drop into the lower the's overnight, hanging onto cloudy overnights. friday and the weekend? i've got that for you in a few minutes. >> a lot of the rain just came down in sheets. during the afternoon crews found street flooding as they try to make their way around the area. team coverage on that from northwest. are in the brookline neighborhood, historically one of the hardest hit by heavy rainfall. throughout the morning the rain has been waxing and waning. at one point earlier today the intersection was under six or seven inches of water. it receded quickly. we saw the storm hit in alexandria. the rain came down very hard, very fast, it became very difficult. in the intersections there was a lot of standing and cooling water as we moved into the city. we caught up with people in the neighborhood, especially a group from richmond who were helping a relative move. the water pooled so quickly that every time they tried to venture out, they were driven

already 48 degrees in winchester. $53. the skies are clearing rapidly of highhat area pressure. temperatures will fall into the willbut the high pressure work to our benefit as we work to -- toward the end of the weekend. there ramping things up by -- to the 60's. it will be dry all day on sunday. we have a cold front that will be adding clouds late tomorrow ternoon. this frontal system a week cold front. that will zip by late tomorrow night. all the moisture to the north of us. high-pressure rebuilds and then a stronger cold front on wednesday of next week. 40 248t for tonight, degrees. outlook calling for temperatures in the middle 70's on tuesday. a cold front on wednesday with a better chance of showers. let's look ahead one week for tonight. believe, it is halloween. our initial rejection shows a daytime high of 59. trick or treat weather will be in the upper 40's to the 50's. we may see some showers. you want to dress warmly. what will change for the redskins? rg3.e latest on that and more >> and now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. or c

k4 inches at 14th and northwest. 55, winchester. 60, quantico.ellite and radar, it here is the cold front lifting off towards the north and east. area of low pressure off to the west. clausen the forecast for the afternoon -- clouds in the forecast for the afternoon. we are not looking for anything like we had earlier in the day. these will be showers and they will not last very long. things will really improve, big changes for the upcoming weekend. this is futurecast. 11:00, skies breaking up a little bit. showers., here are the 69, 70 degrees for daytime high. further south, we may see temperatures slightly warmer. late tomorrow night, our skies begin to clear. sunshine for the day on friday. a secondary cold front late saturday, that will bring us cooler temperatures. i mean, much cooler temperatures for the daytime hours on sunday. highs tomorrow upper 60's to lower to middle 70's. i promised cooler temperatures on sunday, 59 degrees. >> there will be lots of good color. sounds good. >> i want to check in on the black and orange. >> that was

hagerstown, maryland to winchester, virginia. that is where the rain will likely be. so areas around culpepper may see a few showers. as the neat progre progress, a more showers. saturday morning, it will be cool and clouds. snow to our southwest. that's right, i said snow. accumulating snow which we'll talk about a little later in the newscast. so we're 55 to 60 for tomorrow. we're on the cool side, but nice. and we stay dry i think for the trick-or-treaters. for any that will be out around 9:00, 10:00, there will be complete showers moving in from our south and west. again, you can always town load storm team 4 weather app because we're on it telling you what the weather will be like. your weekend at 53 to 48. second half of the weekend, what happens next week, we'll have that a little later in the newscast. >>> have you seen this? video documents street harassment in new york city that has gone viral. the video was shot by a man with a camera in his backpack while he walked several feet if front of an actress. she never spoke or made eye contact with anyone around

for spookier fun, the winchester mystery house is offering a special flashlight tour tonight. it's known for its bizarre construction and very superstitious owner, sarah manchester. >> are you going to go in? >> i'll take my kids in at some point but i'd like them to sleep for a while. friday the 13th, that was a good luck number for my grandma. a smooth drive second, southbound away from us. there's no slowing that shows up toward san rafael. the bay bridge will get crowded continuing through the day because of, oh, that parade. we'll talk about it and come back after this break. >> i believe it is critical to our democracy to do what we do here at the investigators. >> we have the platform to should light and ultimately bring about change. >> it's all about holding the powerful accountable. >>> ready or not, it's victory parade time. >> and who and what you can expect to see today. >> you can definitely expect to see some rain. we have a lot of it on the way right at the start of that parade unfortunately. showers, though, are going to break apart, lingering for tonight. i c

winchester 64. one of the coolest spots. 73 reagan national. 74 right now in quantico. into the evening we'll see the areas of showers, eventually overnight we'll drop too the 50's. showers expected to end around 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning and if we get in the clearing we could see the total lunar eclipse just as the nearly full moon is setting on the western horizon and reaches totality at 6:25 tomorrow morning. so pretty low to the horizon when that happens. if you were at a higher elevation, a place with clear visibility to the west you may get a little glimpse of it if the sky cooperates. this is round one, hour by hour. there we go. there's round two coming late tonight. a lot of nasty thunderstorms and even tornadoes with the second batch across southern and southeastern ohio, northeastern kentucky. tornado watch is in effect there. now i think most of this will wash out. the heavy duty stuff across the mountains. i cannot say an isolated thunderstorm is out of the question for the viewing area later tonight. it will all move out of here in the early morning hour

the coolest spot is winchester. now in andrews. cloudsave some of those that will stream on through. we are in the mid-60's. we are rather comfortable as we head to the afternoon. i do think that more clouds will be rolling in by the time we get to tomorrow. there could be some rain. we will talk about that and a nice warming trend that is coming up just in time for the new weekend ahead. we will talk about all in just a few minutes. up, u.s. warplanes are keeping up airstrikes against isis. is it working? this man is a hero. we will tell you what he did to save an elderly man in california. there is a new quarterback controversy. >> welcome back. supplieshas airdropped to kurdish militia forces, including medical supplies and weapons. they are idling militants for control of kobani. >> u.s. airstrikes pounded isis targets over the weekend in a bloody fight for the syrian city of kobani. american aircraft dropped arms and medical supplies to help the kurdish forces that have been under isis assault for weeks. wilson is a u.s. citiz

from the system, over three inches in winchester. manassas picked up a little bit. some healthy rainfall amounts in deed. or the next couple of hours, cloudy, dropping into the lower 60's and clouds tonight will stop a little bit of sunshine tomorrow. we will check the forecast for the next sunday's in just a few minutes. >> we are hearing from a father about the moment a tree crashed his home, missing him and his three-month-old toddler by just a few inches. this is video you will only see on seven. >> they're starting to cut up the tree and try to remove it now, but i want you to see how much damage it did. remember as we zoom in, that that father and his three-month-old son were inside when that tree came crashing down. egg tree. i was lying on my bed. >> frank and his three-month-old son no that they barely survived. he snapped these photos just moments after a tree came crashing through his bedroom window. he said he was in the room getting ready to feed his son. [indiscernible] >> neither were seriously hurt. from the out side, you can see how bigotry is and h

heavy rain towards front royal, winchester and martinsburg.y 9:00, still on the western side of the metro. the leading edge of the heavy rain potential heading into the metro. 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 on the front end to 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 on the back end this afternoon. gradually pulling out by 5:00, 6:00 this evening. the worst of it in the metro probably between 8:00 or 9:00 and 3:00 or 4:00. a lot of potential for heavy rain today. 1 to 2 inches of rain a real possibility. two and a half inches in gaithersburg. 2 in quantico. it will be a high impact weather day today. heavy rain could cause localized flooding. leaves are coming down. that blocks some of the storm drains. that could cause problems as well. thunderstorms leaving charlottesville. severe weather in the mountains of west virginia as well. here's your seven-day forecast. today is a lost cause. wind and rain all day today. be ready for it. sun is back on friday. 72. all eyes towards the weekend. a little cooler on sunday. still dry. sunday's high, 63 degrees. the worst of it should be o

vdot plans to increase the limit near downtown winchester to 70 miles per hour. according to the agency, about 60,000 of you drive-through that area every day. the change should happen by wednesday when vdot is expected to install the new speed limit signs. >>> this is not something you want to hear as we head into winter. get ready to dodge more and more potholes in frederick, maryland. they are getting twice as many reports this year compared to last year and mope is running out. state cuts to funding have created a maintenance backlog and that will get worse once winter arrives. >>> right now gas prices are at their lowest point in nearly four years, and they are not done yet. how much farther they will fall. >>> plus, traffic trouble spot in arlington. what caused it and how much longer it will last. . >>> and it is much chillier this morning than it was last night. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell to learn what it means for your trip to work. >>> welcome back. millions of dollars on a new bus line in alexandria may have been a waste. it connects alexand

for now, though, a few sprinkles in winchester, culpepper. the lookout for a passing drizzle drop or two. rain chances today low to medium rain chances. even if you get rain today, rainfall amounts will be a few hundredths of an inch. out the door weather in the 50s to near 60 degrees. 59 in fredericksburg. county by county in the meo. passing sprinkles. upper 60s to near 70. and the overall impact the weather will have on your day today, fairly low. it is more of a cloud issue than anything else. by lunchtime today, an opportunity for sprinkles up to the northern and western side of town. mostly cloudy skies will stick around for today, tonight as well. rain chances highest out in the blue ridge. wednesday, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, heavy rain with thunderstorm chances comes in wednesday night, early thursday. here's your seven-day forecast. 71 with a passing sprinkle. 77 tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies. thunderstorms possible wednesday and thursday. wednesday afternoon, wednesday night, that's the bullseye to watch for most carefully. break

in winchester, pretty much the same. i want to take you back outside of our studio here where we have a live picture. ,ven though it is not raining within the next hour or two, we will see the heavier bands making their way in. for now, you can feel the moisture in the air. just a matter of time before the rain moves into our area. >> we turn now to the latest on the ebola outbreak here in america. another texas nurse has been fected with the deadly virus. >> we have just learned what she was doing the day before her diagnosis. a lot of news coming into our newsroom today. flew on a front airline flight from cleveland to dallas on monday. on tuesday, she developed a fever and overnight got confirmation she tested positive for ebola. >> no one wants to get this right more than our hospital. the first to diagnose and treat this insidious disease. showed symptoms of a bullet by midnight, preliminary reports confirmed she had the deadly virus. -- symptoms of ebola. today, officials tell us she treated thomas eric duncan duri

. >>> soon you will be able to drive a little faster in winchester, virginia.speed limit is 60 miles per hour. as soon as they put new signs in, you can start driving 70 miles per hour in this section near downtown winchester. the signs could be put up as early as wednesday. >> this is not something you want to hear heading into winter. get ready to dodge more potholes in frederick, maryland. city officials there say they are getting twice as many pothole reports this year than last and they are running out of money. state cuts to funding from created aid maintenance backlog. it will get worse once the winter comes. >> how low will gas prices go? aaa reports it could drop another 10 cents to 20 cents between now and the end of the year. right now the national ample is at its lowest level in four years. the drop of oil prices is causing savings at the pump. right now the average price is $3.28 in the district. maryland, $2.99. virginia, $2.82. in west virginia, $3.13. >>> in you live in front royal you no longer need to conserve water. the the request was issued

school 52 back towards winchester. storm team 4 radar, nothing to show right now. but what we're watching is well back to the west. we still have cloud cover around our reem as cold air is settling in. that's helping to produce the clouds. back toward the west, this is the storm system that will make its way our way. it will come and it is going to bring a chance for rain. let go through that hour by hour. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, no problems. i think we'll see sunshine during the day on our friday. at the least to start. but then we'll see increasing clouds late in t afternoon. and by early evening, notice where the rain is. it's not in d.c., it's well back toward the west. it may get into areas like winchester by around 10:00, 11:00. but we will stay dry. so the kids are looking a-okay as far as trick or treating is concerned. and then we get to saturday and we have some shower activity on saturday. activy around parts of n, the area. not a washout. unless you're well back toward the west, in through the machines where we use see some snow. there is actually a winter

winchester now 61. the closer to the bay you go, that's where temperatures are the lowest.it will fall into the 40's overnight. cool nights, cool days, that will help with the fall colors. activity inor garrett, allegheny and parts of washington county. d.c., montgomery, loudon, fairfax, we will have to wait another two or three weeks when the color begins to pick up . southern maryland, early november. for the next 48 hours, high pressure moves out of here. it's not going to move a lot over the next three days. that's why were going to keep a good chance for showers and the forecast. it's not going to be a washout for the weekend. saturday, definitely you will probably need an umbrella. low, winsan overnight out of the northwest. than it a lot cooler was today. clouds will increase through the midday late afternoon hours. showers move in friday for the upcoming weekend. temperatures will only be in the middle to upper 60's for daytime highs. nighttime lows around 50. >> what a difference a day makes. we were still on the edge of our seats about the nationals this time last