windchills between 5 and 15 below zero. a windchill advisory in effect for the entire region. i'll show you where the cold night stands coming up in just a minute. >> thanks, doug. >> locking at the conditions on the road right now, it stayed long enough to make the roads wet. drivers are concerned about what they can't see. chris lawrence has been traveling the region all night long. he's in arlington. chris? >> reporter: major highways like 395 are fine right now but it is getting so cold so quickly, even a little bit of moisture will quickly turn to ice. the snow hit our area like a boxer with one good punch. a 15-minute whiteout and it made a wet mess of the evening commute. the fairfax area had backups and drivers are worried what will happen next. >> will i have to worry about ice? >> reporter: at least snow is something that they can see. >> you never know when you're going to hit black ice and spin out. >> reporter: they say anything under 8 to 10 inches they can handle. which some streets still slushy -- >> the roads are so bad and they don't treat the roads. >> repor

for windchills between 5 and 15 below zero. that includes the entire area. t's show you the windchills through the night. by 11:00, near 1 in d.c., minus 3 towards martinsburg winchester. tomorrow morning, 6 below in d.c. 9 below in martinsburg, 11 below in cumberland, 5 below in fredericksburg. even around noon we're not warming at all, windchills between zero and 5 below still. it looks like those numbers get even colder as we move on through the area. 21 below in gaithersburg. 16 below in leesburg. what was that, adam? all right good deal. got adam tuss still on chain bridge. let's go to him right now and see what he's dealing with. adam, there he is. >> reporter: well, i figured i'd come out from the news van and defend myself. but the snow squall has come through here. it is definitely moving across the bridge. what we've been telling you all day is that it's going to blow through pretty fast. we have rush hour going on. this is what road crews were worried about, everybody on the roads when this comes through. hopefully everybody gives themselves extra

windchills anywhere between negative 15 and 25. and we'll see wind gusts up to about 60. so you want to be careful driving around. don't park your car close to any weak trees that could come down. live look at the poconos right now. we're seeing a lull with the snowfall we saw earlier today. here is the satellite radar. you can see a bit of a break now. we saw a steady snowfall earlier in the afternoon. and next we're tracking a band of the heavier snow also known as the snow squalls moving through parts of the williams port right now. and what that means is embedded in this line of snow is heavy snowfall that is going to come down in a quick amount of time. so that could lead to lower visibility if you are out driving and possible whiteout conditions. so we see that move in right around 7:46 for allentown. and it's going to continue to track to the east. our future snow cast shows us that as we go into the next couple of hours here we'll see another band of snow along the i-95 corridor. south jersey. and another band in allentown and into the poconos and we could see hea

we'll continue to have the windchills near zero or subzero between now and then. would i by 5:00 p.m. windchills will be away 20 to 25 degrees. the cold is cause something problems on the roads. >> it has been nasty for everybody this morning. a couple crashes and thousand we're dealing with problems on marc. all of our penn line trains are slow this morning because of mechanical issues. penn train 407 and 505, those are completely canceled. penn line south 403, a 44 minute delay. also on metro, orange blue, sell silver line delays to new carrollton and largo. 270 south and the outer loop taking ten minutes. just a pretty nasty morning for a lot of folks. >>> you can't hide from winter this year. today 17 states are under windchill advisories or warnings. a blast of arctic air is affecting temperatures from the midwest into the deep south. midwest and northeast can expect single digit temperatures for the next several days. even florida and parts of the deep south are facing below average temperatures now. for new england, this cold air comes ahead of yet another s

windchills you have to cover up. the current temperatures. 11 in philadelphia. and it's milder in wildwood, and there it's 16 degrees. everyone is dealing with strong, gusty winds, they are fluctuating between the mid 20s and mid 30s across the region. that's giving you severe windchills. feels like 9 below in philadelphia. 12 below in allentown and the poconos. 11 below in reading and 8 below in wilmington. the only spot i've got on the map of any of our local reporting stations is wildwood, and it feels like 2 there. everybody needs to cover up as much skin as possible. 12 by 9:00. 19 by noon. this afternoon, it will be windy, but we'll get up to 23 and those windchills will get through the single digits and into the teens this afternoon. not great but better. we've got cold air coming in over the weekend a second basm and snow as -- batch and snow as we transition to the second batch. i'll have the latest on that. >> hopefully the kids are off for the a long president's day weekend, they stay in inside. this is the schuylkill expressway approaching girard avenue we're dry and clear or martin luther king over there on the big picture we have a fire location it's a building fire it's under

windchills between 3 and 3 below zero. we're really talking about colder air. that's between the winds and the winds gusting. if the winds are gusting, we get down below 10 or 15 below zero. even around noon on friday. we're still on the single digits to the low teens. so yeah we've got big-time cold air making its way through here. 40 degrees with falling temperatures maybe flurries or a quick snow shower. high of 28 on friday. again, light snow likely on saturday with a high of 42 and then on sunday 21. we're even colder on sunday. i think windchills on sunday may stay below 0 all day long in most areas, especially you folks just back to the north and west. low temperatures monday morning will actually approach record levels. yes, we're talking about big-time cold. we have a couple chances of snow but nothing too big. the cold is in store today. >> everybody plan warm weather getaways for the holiday weekend -- >> really smart. >> smart people. >> thank you doug. >>> sports is next. wild ♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe

windchill between 25 and 30 degrees. some areas warmer than that. i think tomorrow afternoon will be better. a cold start but a better afternoon. i'm really talking act after around 1:00 2:00. 36 to about 43 degrees. some of you will get into the low 40s down toward the south of d.c. our next event, our next storm that will be making its way our way, it will have a lot of snow associated with it. then it will move our way and bring town some colder air. but before it does that just like yesterday, it's going to bring up some mild air so that's going to change everything over to rain for us. this is mostly a rain event during the day on monday. more snow for plays like new york up towards boston. boston could see another big snowstorm in their area. the only chance we have for snow is on the backside of that storm syst begins to race in on the day on tuesday. we'll wait and continue to watch for that. look what's ahead of it 52 on saturday, 55 on sunday before that storm makes its way in. so the weekend looking pretty good. >>> next up "nbc nightly n

but i from allentown down to the shore, it's possible to get windchills between 10 and 15 degrees below zero. we'll start with temperatures, 11 in philadelphia. single digits in allentown and reading. 12 in millville and 14 in wildwood. we've had it before this winter, but this is the first time we've had it with this kind of wind. gusts in wilmington, 32 miles per hour. i've seen gusts as high as 40. when you combine the temperature with the strong blustery winds you get a windchill of 9 below in philadelphia. 5 below in allentown and 5 in millville and wildwood has dipped below zero. it depends on what the winds happen to be doing at the moment that you step outside. so you have to prepare for the brutal conditions. 8:00 a.m., 10 degrees, noon 19. we have windchills in the single digits at noon. 23 by 3:00 p.m. and your windchills are back in the teens. this is one of those mornings in particular, karen you have to bundle up in multiple layers and cover up as much skin as you can, because frostby will a problem is you step outside in the cold ryan we're looking at i-95 at cottman cons

the windchill advisory is in effect until noon. between then we could have windchills ten to 15 degrees below zero. in the poconos it's a windchill warning, so cover up as much as possible as you head out this morning. 10 in philadelphia. 5 in allentown # in reading. # 1 in wilmington. we have strong wind gusts up above 30 miles per hour at times across the region. even though you don't see a gust in philadelphia right now. keep in mind these numbers can be shuffled arnold from minute to minute -- shuffled around from minute to minute. everybody has a chance to see the winds burst above 30. 8 below in wilmington, 10 in allentown, 4 below in wildwood. these very raw numbers. as we roll through the day, 23 at # p.m. by then windchills will be in the low teens but it will be uncomfortable. saturday evening into sunday there's a high wind watch with gusts up to 40 to 6 to miles per hour. saturday night into sunday morning, we'll have worse windchills than what we're experiencing right now. there could power outages with trees and branches comi

you know you wake up walk outside this morning, windchills between zero and about 10 degrees. sunday morning they could be between 20 and 10 below zero. so we're talking another 20-degree drop by sunday morning. right now, though not bad. we've got some sunshine and, yes, it is on the cold side. it is going to be a very cold night, but notice the wind only west at 8 miles per hour. so that is not creating that much of a windchill, current temperatures at 29. so it's been a very cold afternoon even with some sunshine. temperatures now down to 23 in gaithersburg 28 manassas 31 the cold spot -- the cold temperature towards fredericksburg and 28 in winchester. windchill is much colder does feel like 12 in gaithersburg 21 in d.c. 17 in martinsburg and 22 in manassas but we're not talking act those single digits or near zero. that comes in the next 24 hours. satellite/radar showing sky bus back to the west here's our next system to the north. that is bringing another shot of arctic air and this will be a lot cold than the one we've got over us right now. cold air is in place through

where you'll find the crawl through the "today" show. >> vampire winds biting cold windchills minus 5 to minus 10 betweenhrough mid-morning. then by the afternoon windchills down to around 5 to 10 below. this time tomorrow morning 20 below windchills. >> pretty nasty on the roads. 50 west our biggest problem at kenilworth avenue. we're talking about a 4 1/2 mile backup because of the earlier crash. >> that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. be sure to have the nbc washington app. we hope you have. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. . >>> good morning. how low can it go? the icy siberian express rolls over three-quarters of the nation more than 100 records set to fall this morning. and behind that two more storms targeting millions across 30 states. >>> superbuck scare, the deaths of at leth two patients at ucla medical center led to a

windchill in the d.c. metro area will be between 0 and 5 degrees, so another frigid night tonight. the headlines today continue on that pattern. cold air returns, windchill 0 to 5. the pattern stays cold, but for how long? what about our snow chances? i have it for you at 6:15. >> thanks doug. >>> cold weather is making a mess for anybody with business at a prince george's county courthouse. broken pipes there mean it's likely the upper marlboro court could be closed for a fourth day tomorrow. county bureau chies is here with a look at when things might get back to normal. >> reporter: what everybody she planning for is not coming to this courthouse tomorrow. it seems like every time they get close to repairing it and opening it bk up they have more pipes that burst because they just can't . >> it's very disruptive. we had trials that were scheduled to start this week and we were eager to get started with those cases. >> reporter: the prince george's co courthoe is closed for the third business day. >> it looks like it's highly unlikely we'll be open tomorrow. >> reporter: if you lo

let's start you with the windchill advisory in effect until 11:00 a.m. it's a warning in the poconos. between now and 11:00 a.m. cruel have windchills with 15 to 25 below zero. the temperatures at 3 degrees in philadelphia. we are one below in allentown and reading. we've it set new record lows in trenton, wilmington and dover. the airport in atlantic city is getting close. philadelphia's record is 1. so far we have not seen that hit on the thermometer but we're in that territory later on we'll see if we slip to beneath that 3-degree reading. 17 below is the windchill in philadelphia so far this morning. 20 below in allentown. did it -- ditto with reading and lancaster. keep in mind this is unusual cold it can cause frostbite in a little period of time. 15 to 20 minutes in the lehigh valley is how long it will take to have a frostbite problem in the lehigh valley and quicker in the poconos. 17 degrees is the high. the windchill values will be below zero even at the highlight of the afternoon heating. uncomfortable from start to finish. >> reporter: all right, dave we have a serious accident.

about an hour from now and they linger through 11:00 through the entire viewing area and the windchills drop between 15 and 25 degrees below zero and we break it down region by region and northern chester and northern buck county, that is your spot, the poconos close to 30 below and i-95 and most of southern new jersey feeling closer to 15 to 20 degrees below zero tomorrow morning. when we come back we'll talk about a warm-up over the weekend but it comes with a price of snow and rain. >> thank you adam. because of the record cold temperatures, forecast tore tomorrow morning, all public schools in delaware are closed. find that information at 6abc.com and scrolling on your screen right now we will constantly upgrade the school decisions. chad pradelli is live now at the philadelphia museum. these cold temperatures are dangerous and even deadly. >> reporter: yes jim at least a half dozen people have died from hypothermia in the past month and one man died just this morning and colder temperatures are on the way but all of these deaths could have been prevented. >> the bitter cold enveloping our regio

then they will improve by noontime windchills between 0 to around 10 above. n you're heading back home, most of the wind will be gone but still maybe a breeze windchills around 10 to 20 degrees as the air temperatures climb into the upper teens. but look at the windchills now where he minus 5 to around minus 15 most of the area. even though winds are only gusting around 15 to 20 miles an hour. that's enough to drop the chills. look at these temperatures. thurmont up near the pe border that's not windchill, it is 6 below zero there. hagerstown only at 2 above zero. gaithersburg only 1 above. it's only 3 above in clinton and prince george's county. much of prince william county only near 3. dulles at 3. lorton at 5 above. fredericksburg only at 5 above zero now. coming up next, a look a over the next 24 hours. melissa, you have a delay? >>> we super methave metro delays. a cracked rail. orange and silver lines right now sink dwell tracking through east falls church. so going to have to allow a little extra time there for yourself. in arlington, washington boulev

roadway, still reports of power outages in the area and give yourself extra time. 8:00 tonight, windchill between 10 and 20 and 5 and 15 around 11 o'clock and 10 and 15 when you wake up and step out the door tomorrow morning. you will need all the coats and gloves and hats and for kids. sun and clouds and winds diminish tomorrow 34-38 degrees. not bad but temperatures 5-10 degrees below average tomorrow. back to average wednesday high of 48. a quiet day on wednesday before our next storm system moves in thursday. it's a cold front and will drop temperatures dramatically again. high of 34. mixture of rain and snow thursday not anticipating a lot. look at the 17 degrees early friday morning for the city. some area actual temperatures in the single digits too. and monday we will watch that one and a lot of time to figure that out coming up here. >>> more coming up on nbc "nightly news" with brian williams. >> a look at what they're working on. >> good evening. another winter wallop depending where you are in this country and another round on the way. we'll talk about how chris christie got himself e

windchills between 15 below and 20 below zero.a winter storm watch and warning in effect because snow is arriving later on this evening. >> head to 6abc.com when we are off the air "g.m.a." is next, have a great monday everyone! happy president's day! when we go to the store i find my box of honey bunches of oats, and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. he says "it has a certain code that's my line, this is the date." if the last 3 letters were p22, that's me. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the s60 sedan. from volvo. the volvo presidents day invitation. this month, get these exceptional offers on a new volvo. visit your volvo showroom for details. >>> good morning, america. happening now. state of emergency. ice reeking havoc in this south and powerful winds. >>

windchills between 10 and 15. by 11:00, between zero and 5 in the city. some will see a windchill below zero. the cold air returns for sure with those windchills and the big news is the pattern stays cold. we will stay below average over the next seven-day period with one exception. i've got that for you and a small chance for snow in my forecast. >>> cell phone video by news4 shows watter flowing into the courthouse in upper marlboro prince george's county today. that courthouse was already closed. tracee wilkins was already there when td pe burst. she joins us with the problem this is causing for law enforcement. >> reporter: actually, two pipes burst this afternoon. cause major league jor issues inside the courthouse. what they're saying is they believe this was all weather related. it's been freezing cold and these pipe take it. if you look closely, you see what looks like rain inside the prince george's co courthouse. an employee shot this video just as water pipes burst again. >> just within the hour two successive pipes hav some flood ong the first

extremely cold nap's why we have a windchill advisory in effect until noon tomorrow for windchills between20 below zero neeps why we're talking dangerous cold and will see more school closures during the day tomorrow. storm team 4 radar clear for the most part but a few light snow showers, not going to amount to much. the cold air is in place. our next storm system moves in in less than 48 hours. it's now on saturday that we'll see that storm move in. notice at 8:00 it's already encroaching upon our area already snowing down around roanoke. in our area i think we see the snow move in right around noon and lasts through a couple hours. 2:00 everybody seeing snow even towards richmond. the warm ace races in at least aloft. what that's going to do is create not just snow around d.c. but some ice potentially too. that's going to be early on saturday evening. if you have plans on saturday evening, i know i do you'll want to stay tuned to this forecast because it is going to change a little bit and it could really impact your plans for saturday. 19 tomorrow 32 degrees on saturday then 48 on sund

the windchill watch in effect for windchills between 15 and 25 below zero for areas back towards frederick, back towards loudoun county back towards the i-81 corridor even around d.c. we're talking 10 to 15 below zero in this region and we also have a high wind watch. i think that is probably the bigger case here. winds could gust tomorrow close to 60 miles per hour tomorrow night into the day on sunday. so we've got a monster of a storm coming through. it's not going to bring us much snow. we have a chance for snow tomorrow but the bigger factor is going to be the wind and the bitterly cold temperatures. >>> we also have live team coverage continuing now with david culvert in arlington. this is dangerous cold and first responders are getting ready for this aren't they david? >> reporter: wendy, tonight those first responders those emergency crews, they're monitoring their equipment and given doug's forecast you heard it right there, those emergency workers are mostly concerned about this weekend. we caught up with some of you making your way home from work tonight, hoods on bundled up and

so friday morning we could see windchill between 0 and 10. a very cold start to our friday. high of 35. and now it does look like we will see a chance for some rain or snow on sunday and, again, ng to watch very closely with that possible storm looking like a rain/snow mix right now starting on sunday but good news is at least saturday the weekend looking pretty good. guyse to watch that storm for you from storm center. >>> wizards' struggling coach unhappy, diana reporting. what's up? >> head coach randy woodman has had enough and has a theory as to why they are losing. >> it's snowing and blowing and cold and chapped lips come in here you don't feel good. >> no excuses. i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool a dangerously progressive idea. how can i avoid maintenance fe

windchill advisory. it expires at 11:00 a.m., between now and then the wind are strong enough where we have windchills 15 to 25 below zero. the farther north you go it's a good chance they will be pretty bad. it's 3 degrees in

across the area 5 to 15 degrees below zero, and sunday morning throughout sunday afternoon windchills remain between 0 and 15 below and then monday morning across the area 15 to 25 degrees below 0 with very strong winds and on valentine's day we are not looking at a lot of snow in the afternoon and early evening hours 1 to 3 inches in general as squalls pass through and that is the secondary arctic front that means business to again bring the very harsh windchills sunday into monday 32 in trenton and 31 in allentown and upper 20s for reading and lancaster and the winds are picking up the windchills are dropping. 15 degrees in lancaster and 24 in dover and right now wildwood we'll call it a balmy 28 compared to a few hours from now. satellite and radar the energy with prp to precipitation is off the coast that is when the winds pick up tonight. speeds of over 40 miles per hour across much of the area, and the winds remain gusty and high pressure to the south and west and that 23 will be deceiving and it will feel like 10 at the peak of the day in the afternoon and then this really intense cold pocket

last night was frigid especially when you woke up this morning, too, windchills between 5 and 15 degrees. tomorrow's going to be a little bit different. but we still have a pretty cold night aheld of us this evening. take a look towards reston pap very nice picture of a reston live camera off towards reston town center on the right, dulles toll road and reston parkway in the foreground. another beautiful picture out towards -- you know what, i knew where that was but you moved the camera! all right. re we're look bug you know what that's 395. my dad used to work in that building off to the right nap's how i know that believe it or not. thank you. did you guys know my dad used to work there? good job. >> we do now! >> 37 degrees currently, winds out of the southwest at about 6 miles per hour. we are going to see those temperatures that are going to be dipping tonight but then right back up tomorrow currently 30 in gaithersburg 39 in fredericksburg 36 degrees coming in around the leesburg area. now, what are we seeing as far as radar is concerned? nothing. no rain no snow around our region

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degree temperature drop, the winds are gusting to 40 miles per hour, dropping the morning windchills to between 15 and 5 below 0, and just issued by the national weather service for the far north western areas lehigh valley and lancaster a windchill advisory goes into affect tonight and lasts through noon tomorrow because windchills in those far north western counties will feel between 15 and 10 below 0 as we head out tonight and early tomorrow morning. windchills get colder the second half of the weekend with the historic cold from philadelphia and the surrounding areas we'll talk about those numbers and the snow through the weekend in the full accuweather forecast. >> before you decide just how much to bundle up check out our 6 abc storm tracker app, both the hourly and seven-day forecast are there for you. to help you get ready for the frigid temperatures. >>> and still ahead a cease fire in ukraine, details on the deal that could stop the violence and a mega merger in the travel industry why the websites you use to book your trips are about to change. >>> and why there is a warrant out forn

at times later tonight and tomorrow morning we'll have windchills ranging between 15 degrees and 25 degreesow zero, similar to what we experienced earlier this week and maybe worse. heading into that, it will be windchills around zero or worse this morning and into the afternoon. a definite prolonged stretch of weather, boy you ever to take the cold and the wind seriously. sunshine earlier today. we'll see the clouds filter through, perhaps dropping a scattered flurry. 14 in philadelphia. ten in allentown. 13 in millville. as we factor in the wind it's 2 below in trenton. 3 below in philadelphia. 5 below in reading and worse to the west, the windchills will get worse over the next couple of hours before the temperatures start to rise. another issue the terms don't rise that much we'll get to a high of 18 we'll be sitting on that between 2 and 3:00 p.m. karen we have better conditions coming in over the weekend but some precipitation. details coming up. i would watch areas of black ice, we're looking live near the schuylkill no accidents on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound starting to ge

at times the windchills could go between 15 and 25 below. the worst of it, again tonight and tomorrow morning. it's not exactly great right now. we're looking at sunshine coming up over the horizon. could see a flurry today probably nothing more and temperatures 15 degrees in philadelphia. 13 in wilmington. 11 in allentown, 1 in mill millville. you can't tell the story without the windchills and the winds buildings in the teens out in the west. feels like 1 below in philadelphia. worse than that in reading allentown, and millville. 3 degrees below zero. bundle up and take the cold seriously. we're in for a test today kids on the way to school. 14 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 15 right now, of course with windchills around zero you need to up. 17 degrees by noon. 3:00 p.m., 18 degrees that will be the high. at the same time we'll have winds whipping through the region gusting up to 35 miles per hour. that will keep the windchills around zero the entire day. tomorrow morning, same thing. it's gets better over the weekend with precipitation arriving. >>

between windchills and the drop in temperatures, we're going to lose about 4 degrees tomorrow. 39 in haguers town. you thought we were warmer than this time yesterday? you're correct. we're plus 16 degrees. plus 14 in charlottesville. >>> deliberations will pick up again tomorrow in the case of the so-called beer pong rapist. joey poindexter -- some of the victims say they didn't know the assault had happened until the police found the video evidence on his hard drive. he is facing 70 years from that situation and up to 130 if he is found guilty in the second trial. >>> the man suspected of abducted hannah graham might might have has trial delayed. his public defenders have hinted they would need more time to prepare for the case. there's a hearing set for friday on possibly delaying the trial. >>> brady, middle. intercepted by jackson. >> with that play, indianapolis colts player jackson blew the whistle on deflategate. tonight jackson is in trouble with dc police. authorities say he assaulted a pizza delivery man last night. >> reporter: a pizza delivery man says he was attacked by

at times the windchills could go between 15 and 25 below.t of it, again tonight and tomorrow morning. it's not exactly great right now. we're looking at sunshine coming up over the horizon. could see a flurry today probably nothing more and temperatures 15 degrees in philadelphia. 13 in wilmington. 11 in allentown, 1 in mill millville. you can't tell the story without the windchills and the winds buildings in the teens out in the west. feels like 1 below in philadelphia. worse than that in reading allentown, and millville. 3 degrees below zero. bundle up and take the cold seriously. we're in for a test today kids on the way to school. 14 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 15 right now, of course with windchills around zero you need to up. 17 degrees by noon. 3:00 p.m., 18 degrees th

temperatures range between 20 and 25 degrees. a windchillhroughout the day in the single digits or even up to minus 16 in the poconos. the seven-day forecast shows a high tomorrow again at 25. 24 on tuesday. more 20s in store on thursday and friday. danny? >> thank you very much brittney. >>> coming up in sport, ruben offers up an an apology to one of the players. the flyers continue the push with a big win today. see how they got it done. when we come right back. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. your home for the most live sports. >> live and if your living room danny pommells with you once again. a big win for the flyers today. the problem is they didn't gain any ground in the play-off race because the bruins also won. four points out of a final play-off spot. the youngsters on the ice giving good mojo to the orange and black for god bless america. flyers come out strong. less than five minutes in the captain, claude giroux they snapped a ten-game goalless drought for g. still 1-0 in the second. its wayne train. wayne simmons, right pl

i think windchills overnight between 35 and5 and 20 below zero in some areas. those windchills early -- rather late tonight, at 11:00, 4 in d.c. 4 below. 10 below in manassas 11 below martinsburg. tomorrow morning as the temperatures really fall the winds will still be up there. right now they're gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. tomorrow they'll be gusting 10 to 20 miles per hour. the winds won't be as bad but the cold air will be for sure. 19 below in gaithersburg 22 below in hagerstown near 15 below zero in manassas. this is extreme cold. if you don't have to be out in it early tomorrow just a good idea to stay indoors as long as you can. friday afternoon around 1:00 a windchill of 2. it will be cold all day. then we have a chance for some snow. there's the snow showers tonight. tomorrow it's just windy and cold to start off the day. by around 5:00 it's just cold. wind will subside. and we can deal with 19 degrees when it's not windy outside, at least we can continue to try. the rain or snow moves in early on saturday. 8:00 snow back to the west then it really

and at the bus stop this morning, yes, windchills down to minus 5 between 7:00 and 8:00. we'll be bright and sunny though but temperatures only in the low teens. then between 8:00 and 9:00 mid teens, windchills will be near zero with bright sunshine. and windchill temperatures right now are down to subzero in washington. windchill minus 1. across northern virginia, dulles now down to minus 5. minus 6 windchill camp springs and prince george's county. temperatures are down into the low teens to just near 10 degrees. only a 10 in front royal and gaithersburg reagan national at 16 prince george's county fairfax county down into the low teens. upper teens away the bay. cold snap highlights through monday two shots of cold air, this is the first one. second one comes in saturday night with subzero windchills near record cold by monday morning. we have a windchill advisory all these counties in blue frederick, washington county panhandle of west virginia this is in effect until 10:00 this morning. now we have a high wind watch for gusts to 60 miles an hour that's saturday night

the windchill right now between 10 and 15 degrees so a very cold night.all clear. lit stay that way, not just today but over the next couple days. good day tomorrow to get that car washed if they're open because, again, the temperatures below freezing. hard to get that water going sometimes. it will be chilly tomorrow. here's the windchill tomorrow. 8:00 a.m. between 15 and 20. noontime around 20 to 25. and notice how we're moving in the right direction. by 4:00 between 25 and 30 degrees. that but with some sunshine. i think we'll see lighter winds during the afternoon. some sunshine. the afternoon will be a lot better. so a cold start but a better afternoon. temperatures tomorrow morning right around the 15- to 20-degree range but rising 36 to 43. 43 down in places like fredericksburg maybe around quantico and charlottesville. how about our next storm system? this is the one we've been talking about for sunday and monday. sunday i don't think it will be an event at all. it will stay just to the north. that means we're in the warm sector. anything that fa

and the windchill advisories between 5 and 15 below zero. veronica, this is something we're talking about because it's not just tomorrow. this extends through friday. >> exactly. near record cold for us this evening, as soon as the snow kicks out of here and heads east. that's when the wind will ramp up with gusts around 30 miles per hour. we're going to see windchill values around 20 degrees. those are going to drop in a hurry. this is 11:00, single digit windchill values. early tomorrow morning at 7:00, 5 to 10 degrees below. but it drops even lower as we get into friday morning. 5 to 10 degrees below most of tomorrow,s wind chill values, 10 to 20 below by thursday night/friday morning. again, near record cold knz. you're looking at the records nor reagan national, dulles bwu marshall, 8 to minus 2, most of the records have been held since 1979. we could be getting very close to those values by friday morning. doug? >> that's for sure. the cold definitely here over the next couple of days. 18 for a high on thursday, 19 on friday. 32 on sat

bus stop this morning, we will stay into the low to mid teens with windchills 0 to minus 5 between now and 8:00. after 8:00 the winds gradually dwi minutish. still windchills knee zero to single digits as temperatures hit the mid teens. but right now windchills are near zero to 5 below. dulles airport and leesburg gaithersburg manassas windchill prince william county now at 3 below zero. temperature there in manassas is only 12. silver spring is in the mid teens. northern montgomery county just near 10. much of prince george's county, fairfax county low to mid teens. cold snap will be with us through monday. two shots of cold air, first one is here now. second one comes in saturday night into sunday morning with chills again below zero sunday morning. near record cold monday morning. we have a big area under a windchill advisory until 10:00 this morning. includes all the shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia, nearby counties around washington and points north and west until 10:00. and then we is as have a high wind watch saturday night into sunday. gusts to 60 miles an hour for

county, they have a windchill warning with wind chill county, they have a windchill warning with wind chill expected anywhere between 10 below and 20 below. waking up tomorrow morning, any of the colder air is friday morning. the cold air moves our way from the northwest. one degree below zero in chicago. the windchill factor, a lot colder than that. we are talking wind chills of -29 duluth, -22 minnesota. here the district, about 10 to 20 degrees below zero early friday morning, may be one of the coldest mornings in 20 years. the cold front moves off to the east. the high pressure slowly moves our way tomorrow. a good deal of sunshine. the wind stays out of the north northwest, keeping the cold air in place. we stay cold until late friday. there are changes on the way for the upcoming weekend. the futurecast projected model shows the windchill factor moving through the overnight tomorrow morning, cold. the windchill slightly below zero. through the daytime, the windchill does not move a lot. 4:00 in the afternoon it will feel close to zero. friday morning, the project it when chills in the area, 10 to 15 degrees be

windchill advisory. it expires at 11:00 a.m., between now and then the wind are strong enough where we have windchills 15 to 25 below zero. the farther north you go it's a good chance they will be pretty bad. it's 3 degrees in philadelphia currently. 2 in trenton. that's a new record. # in -- 3 in wilmington. that's a record. 3 in dover that's a record low. one below in allentown windchills right now here it is guys we're looking at 16 below in philadelphia. same thing in allentown. worse in wilmington, reading and lancaster, more of the same in millville and down the shore. everybody needs to bundle up and cover up the skin because frostbite can be an issue. in the delaware and lehigh valleys, you can get frost bite in 15 to 30 minutes on unexposed skin. up in the poconos, ten or 15 minutes, you have to take it seriously. thank goodness it's friday, karen is on board with that. 3 degrees in philadelphia. 3 at 8:00 a.m. we might go to the record low of 1 that's a possibility. the high today 17 degrees, even at the best of times we'll have windchills below zero this afternoon, karen. >> reporter: bitter c

right now we're forecasting windchills to be between minus 10 and zero around 8:00 a.m., 5 below to 5ove around noon and 5 below to 5 above around 4:00. an extremely cold day with the wind gusts the windchill could be 15 or 20 below zero. that's the kind of cold air. we have it a little better on monday, but a high of only 28 and not far from a record low temperature on monday morning. guys, get ready. winter is really going to grasp hard. >> yes, it is. >>> there is a recall alert now for a product that's supposed to protect you in case of an emergency. the consumer products safety commission says certain comebos of the carbon monoxide/smoke dedektors are under recall because they can fail to detect co gas. it affects the i-4 series of the system censor detect rz. if you have one of these, call system sensor for a free replacement. more than 400 people die each year from carbon monoxide poisoning. and a working carbon monoxide detector can prevent this. erika gonzalez is here with a warning about this silent killer. >> it is called the silent kifler. carbon monoxide has no odor, no t

look at these windchills tonight. plummeting between 5 and 10 degrees around 8:00. tomorrow morning around 6:00 a.m. between 5 below and 5 above. a very cold friday. but it gets even colder and, yes, we have a couple chances for snow. we'll break it down for you coming up next. >>> she was a little girl who didn't live to see her second birthday. kristin wright explains how the toddler has become an inspiration to protect abused children. >>> smart, hard work generosity. how howe a local group of students is making sure classmates have the technology >>> we have some dangerously cold weather coming into our area doug. >> update what time, amelia? >> let me check on that. >> we're in the weather center. the windchill advisory has been expanded to include parts of montgomery county as well as loudoun county d.c.? >> so yeah, we are looking at a wind advisory until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is going to include washington montgomery county and this is because we're looking at strong wu've been talking about that all evening. >> those winds gusting upwards of 30 miles per

. >>> between the windchill and winter weather advisories tens of million will have to hunker down. one family in new hampshire need a new roof after theirs simply slid off. fortunately no one was hurt. that heavy snow is in large part part of the cull perimeter. in fascial officials are warning about the dangers of roof collapses. let's bring in tom sater. i think we saw last year a lot of roofs collapse. earlier in the week a barn's roof collapsed. >> enough already. now the misery has spread into the tennessee valley now river flooding. it continues now out west. the cold pattern we've been in in the last month, really was centered pretty much over the northern midwest. now not just sliding southward, but expanding itself out to the west. but first, not just one, but two rounds more of cold to go. maybe three storm systems this week, more on that. advisories for windchills just the thumb of michigan into western new york but still already international falls minus 27 a bit better than the minus 33 an hour ago, not that you could tell the difference. spring field 7 degrees, newark

windchills at that time between 10 and 15 degrees. it's going to be a very cold day. let's take a look at the windchills. 24 is the way it feels tomorrow. 18 in martinsburg but it gets colder. 19 in d.c. 11 in martinsburg. by the evening hours, 8 in gathers berg. so once again a very cold air ma makg its way in here. what about that sunday event? everybody is asking about it. we have an area of low pressure out of the great lakes. move our way with snow to the north, but rain to the south late sunday night. this will be rain for us on sunday night. it transfers the energy off the coast. it could wrap in enough cold air to give us a little snowfall monday. we'll talk much more about that over the next couple days. it's not a big storm system for us at least for now. 32 tomorrow but falling temperatures. not bad with some sunshine. 48 on saturday. saturday could be right back up to 50 in some areas. then we get to our very unsettled weather sunday, monday and tuesday. once again all bets are off as far as this system is concerned. still trying to figure out where it's go

but we expect these windchill values to remain anywhere between, say, ten and 25 below zero here, through the course of the morning. so, that is dangerous cold to be out in, folks. and i really, really feel for the folks that have to work outside, perhaps the crossing guard, that kinds of thing for the kids that are headed to school. but, keep in mind, that you will need sunglasses, too, it is a bright and sunny day that's what we're looking ahead to here. 8 degrees, the expected high in the poconos up to 16 degrees both down the shore and philadelphia. now, once we head into the weekends, new storm brewing so we will have more details on that as the show progresses, but for now got to send it into vet tore y because i'm freezing and i need to step inside. >> common, in katie. you know you were describing -- when she was describe wag to wear basically, we need a snow suit that sips all the way up to the face with eye holes and sunglasses, that sounds like the type of temperatures and how we need to prepare ourselves for today. on the roads well, you're going to want to definitely head out

we are looking at a windchill advisory until noon time friday. it will feel anywhere between 20 below and 10 below zero. these are the records. washington at eight degrees, way back in 1896. four degrees at bwi marshall negative two at dulles. the air temperatures are quickly falling. we have readings in the single digits at dulles, so the records are definitely well within reach. waking up tomorrow morning three degrees, the windchill factors well below zero. another winter storm for the weekend. abc 7 news. leon: alison: another night in the cold for some residence in southeast washington. he says that the heat has been out all winter. this is near record cold is settling in. it is so cold that everything, even the potomac river is freezing. tom roussey is live in northwest washington with more. tom? reporter: alison, this shows how cold the temperatures have been. this has not happened that many years in d.c., but this is frozen. imagine temperatures that can do that, living without heat. one woman said that is where she and her family tonight are doing. it is so cold she

this is the other part of the story, 40 to 50 mile an hour winds with windchills between 25 and 35 below. that is going to be dangerous stuff. you do not want to be out in this after tonight, hunker down and wherever you're going to spend the next couple days that is where you need to be. guys? >> good advice. ivan breer ra thank you very much. >>> a 16-year-old boy shot four times by u.s. marshals and charged with assaulting an officer. what led up to that incident? that's not entirely clear. the mother of this young man has something she would like you to hear. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. . >>> on friday a federal appeals court ruled that

teens later on by dinnertime partly sunny blustery out there, in fact windchills are part of the package today. them be in the teens between now up until noon. and 3:00 p.m. probably teens some single digit windchills in the northern and western suburbs. dinnertime, early evening, most of us have severe windchills in the single digits and below zero in allentown and reading. it stays frigid tomorrow, the winds ease back a little bit we're locked in place with the cold air. on wednesday a warm front sweeps off to the north and we'll wind up milder, temporarily. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll see the temperatures fall into and through the 20s we'll be in the teens in the evening and the overnight low down to 5. cold tomorrow, 24. wednesday back up to 36. breezy and chilly, maybe a passing flurry or snow shower in a couple of spots. thursday colder, 24, and 36 on friday. saturday we moderate a bit. mostly sunny and high close to freezing on saturday. sunday we have a shot of 40 with a mix of clouds and sun. we might be higher than that on monday. better times are coming right around the time march rolls in

forecasters say the windchill will be between 15 and 30 degrees below zero.does have clear skies all because of high pressure in place. it would be in continue into the overnight hours 6. clear skies when you wake up saturday morning. the web more shot sunshine in the afternoon the could temperatures will continue to warm up into the '70s. we will start in the '50s in the morning. but it will warm up into the load mid-70s. and by the second half of the week will have more mid-70s by presidents day lores '70s what more sunshine. looks i would say drive for the beginning of next week >>pam: the clock for a long the west coast briefly reopen today after a daylong closure. but they'll be closing again for the long holiday weekend unless the deal is reached with the dock workers' union and ongoing labor talks. if both sides still cannot agree operations was shut down once again today. it all but paralyzed the 29 west ports that help would be international trade. u.s. international trade >>pam: if you don't have plans this week then why not get to a national park?

still below the freezing point to the north and west and even at the shore between zero and 2 above. the numbers, the windchills will crash here especially by friday morning to dangerous levels and we'll talk about those levels and a warm-up over the weekend comes with a price. >> we'll check back in later thank you. before you bundle up check the 6 abc storm tracker app both the hourly and seven-day forecasts are there for you to help you get ready for the frigid temperatures. >>> authorities in montgomery county have identified the man that was stabbed and killed by a co-worker at a meat processing plant. danny vazquez was stabbed this morning at the jbs meat packing facility in franconia township. the suspect is in custody at paoli memorial hospital where he is being treated for stab wounds. >>> christopher brooks was hit riding his bike across chester pike and they saw a pickup truck on surveillance that led them to mccray. >>> philadelphia is in the spotlight over the next two years, pope francis is coming for the world meeting of families in september following by the democratic convention in the summer o

sunny with temperatures in the teens still very windy and frigid and afternoon highs between 15 and 20 degrees. windchillse digits even in the afternoon. tomorrow's a yellow alert day because of the down right dangerous aspect of these windchills. monday is a very cold day with a high of 28 degrees. it will feel better than sunday because the wind is not as much of an issue. on tuesday some snow showers as i showed you on 9 futurecast. a high of 35 degrees. if we do get the snow, it's going to stick around and another arctic blast in the first alert seven-day forecast. a high temperature of only 18 degrees on thursday. so we are feeling some of the worst of winter right now here in mid-february. >> we're in the middle of that snow burst or whatever you want to call it. >> you saw the reduced visibility. >> yeah. >> it was rough out there for a little bit. >> absolutely. all right, thanks a lot. >>> several people were in court today, no, no, no, this is for a good thing. 14 couples got married on valentine's day. stephanie ramirez was there for the love fest. >> first kiss after first kiss the district's

our windchills this morning started out between 5 and 10 degrees this morning, but i think we'll be there by 11:00 p.m. 18 degrees leesburg manassas warrenton, 15 around college park and camp springs. your evening planner forecast again, i think those windchill very well valencias will be at 5 to 10 below by 11:00 p.m. then even lower by tomorrow morning. your wake-up weather, yes, dry conditions but minus 20. that's the number to focus on for tomorrow morning and just a reason why we have a high-impact forecast for tomorrow because of the dangers cold. we'll talk more about what we can expect this weekend with the snow and ice set to move in. >> thanks veronica. >>> we aren't the only ones dealing with this bitter cold. freezing temperatures are gripping much of the country. >> record lows are falling even in southern states. nbc's jay gray in nashville, tennessee weather a closer look at how people there are dealing with these brutal conditions. jay? >> reporter: hey, jim, pat. most are staying inside not used to this. don't let the sunshine fool you. it is bitterly cold here as you tal