panhandle of west virginia, western maryland. closer to the metro area getting a few sprinkles here in southeastern and eastern montgomery county. a few along 81 between winchester and hagerstown. there is the cloudy sky over washington. timing on any rain arriving in the metro area, any steady rain that won't be until mid to late afternoon and into the evening hours. before then hitting the upper 40s. by noon, we'll still be in the mid to upper 40s, maybe they're 50 degrees between fredericksburg eefr to culpepper, charlottes will southern maryland mid-40s. by 5:00 p.m. chillier as the rain moves throughr 30s to near 40s. that rain continues off and on into tonight. next weather and traffic on the 1s chuck bell joins us live with your walk to work forecast. how is driving to work? >>> overall looking pretty good. one problem inner loop the a gw parkway, disabled vehicle on the shoulder. not seeing any slowdowns right now. but if it sticks around too long we might. in laurel, maryland 95 south at 198, everything flowing there. ta

hey, oklahoma nice panhandle sticking out of your state. why don't you grab hold of your ugly panhandle and make me some pancakes you ( bleep ). you're from florida. you can't call other states crazy. that kind of fragrant texas messing is not going to go unremarked upon. >> you made an ininflamm inflammatory statement about myinate and i will not stand here and listen to it. >> jon: we are run by children. let's all calm down. i'm sure congressman hastings, he realizes he went a little too far. let's give him a chance to apologize to the good sir from texas. >> well, fine. then you don't have to listen. you can leave if you choose. i told you what i think about texas. i wouldn't live there for all the tea in china. ( laughter ) ( cheers ) >> jon: he's crushing this dude. he doubled down. you don't have to listen. you still come from a crazy state. although, i don't really understand the "all the tea in china" references. i don't see how that's a positive. that seems more like a burden. that's a lot of tea. i don't even know where you keep

monday for northern maryland, panhandle of west virginia out towards winchester, virginia. maximum possibility for snow, one to maybe two usinches. that's about it near the pennsylvania border. around town, mainly all rain. not looking for a whole lot. storm team 4 radar shows light rain and snow possible. highs today in the upper 30s and low 40s with light sleet snow or rain during the daylight hours. more about the monday morning commute and a couple shots of cold air coming our way coming up. >>> new this morning we're learning new information about the firefighters hurt battling the fire at an apartment complex in montgomery county. we know the fire broke out after 3:00 this morning on dudley lane just off rockville pike in bethesda. we want to check back with news 4's derrick ward there. >> reporter: as you can see, the cleanup has already begun there. crews are putting plywood up and starting to assess the damage. we're told preliminarily it could be close to $1 million. take a look at the scene earlier this morning. it was about 3:00 a.m. when the fire broke out. at

the only significant snow in the rockies as well as the texas panhandle. >> boston's highs in the mid-20s. chicago, 17 degrees. atlanta warms up to 45. >>> we're getting our first look at a new navy ship named for gabby giffords the "uss gabrielle giffords." >> some final touches need to be taken care of before it's launched in august. it is 419 feet long and will travel at nearly 50 miles an hour. that's incredibly fast. >>> well coming up some news from apple. set to make another big announcement. >>> the latest on the aaron hernandez murder trial. startling videotape jurors were shown in court. >>> the major move impacting every music fan. >>> for the first time the government is going to regulate the internet. the fcc voted to treat high-speed broad band as a utility. internet service providers won't be able to give fast internet connections to some companies that pay are for the privilege. president obama is among those celebrating the vote. opponents call it government meddling. >>> new movies debut on fridays, now new music will as well. new releases have dropped on tuesdays fo

and in the shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia, down to the mid-30s. but only in the teens now out in western maryland out in garrett county. look at our wicked windchills take. they will be down into the teens during the afternoon to just near 10 degrees by about 8:00 tonight as temperatures will be dropping down below freezing by midafternoon. winds gusting to around 30 to 35 miles per hour. they will diminish tonight. we'll have teens starting off tomorrow morning right around this time. love this photo of moon rise a couple mornings ago over the potomac river. i should say a couple evenings ago. after the cold start tomorrow afternoon highs on friday should make it in the upper 30s and then wrarmarming back up again in to the 40s on saturday and sunday. maybe light rain on sunday. next chance of any accumulating snow at all looks to be on monday. rain changing to maybe some afternoon sleet and snow, maybe an inch or so is the way it looks right now. maybe a little bit more near the pennsylvania border. then it's quickly gone on tuesday. another cha

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lower 20s across the panhandle. might touch the upper 30s in miami to kick off your friday. another storm on top. this gets going starting friday evening. same spot as the other storms last weekend all across the mid south. this is likely for a mixture of snow and sleet and freezing rain. you see that developing heading into the evening hours. impacting the nashville area. this moves north and eastward for saturday. heads up into the northeast. might end with a little bit of rainfall before it tapers off sunday afternoon. biggest threat across northern arkansas. much of tennessee under the gun for some wintry precipitation and we look for ice also work up west of the 95 corridor. travel safe, everyone. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> u.s. troops are racketing up against isis. a cbs news poll finds nearly two out of three americans, 65% say isis is a major threat to the united states. 67% say the war againstthe islamic terror group is going badly, and that's up ten points in just four months. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good mornin

northern virginia, panhandle of west virginia, metro area saturday night into sunday morning. good weather for the drive time commute. we'll have dry pavement throughout the day. temperatures in the teens for the morning commute with bright sun. then upper 20s dry roads for the afternoon commute with bright sunshine. tomorrow morning will be in the teens. afternoon highs on saturday may make to near 40 early afternoon. then the strong winds move in. could get a few passing snow showers. then on sunday with temperatures only around 20 degrees we'll have winds that will be gusting to 60 miles per hour on sunday morning. windchills will be subzero during the day on sunday. then monday morning, near record cold temperature, highs mid 20s in the afternoon. next chance of any snow is maybe on tuesday into wednesday, the american model showing that. european model shows it stays away from us so stay tuned. right now the american model does show a little light snow tuesday night into wednesday. >>> breaking news major problems on the penn line. two cancellations. 407 and 505 completel

further to the north we're talking frederick county, the panhandle of west virginia, cumberland, hagerstown, allegheny and washington counties, that advisory is until 8 a.m. we a hang on a little bit longer mixing with sleet and we have a wintery mix on tap for those areas. 38 degrees at reagan national airport with just rain, winds calm, dew point 29 degrees. we'll continue to see that rain changing over in areas where the snow is currently falling. so it will be a wet monday morning commute and maybe just a bit of lingering slush in a couple areas on the roadways, but since a lot of roadways have been pretreated it shouldn't be a big problem, but you will need the windshield wipers and it could be heavy with the rainfall. far north and west and higher elevations is where the icy spots could still be hanging on during the monday morning commute. in the afternoon windy conditions move in and dry things out. it's going to get temperatures to plummet. a flurry or snow shower is possible in the afternoon monday, but overall no accumulation. we'll just see a quick flake or two. that's about it.

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so panhandle of west virginia western loudoun, western montgomery coun and frederick county but areas east of i-95 including howard county prince george's county anne arundel, this is until 5:00 a.m. as we will see a little bit longer duration in these areas. so what are we going to see? sleet, freezing rain, snow, and rain. l possible depending on the temperatures this evening. not a big storm, though. it does not take a lot of ice, however,e some slick roadways and that's what we're going to be watching now, isolated slick spots overnight through early tomorrow morning. don't expect to see a lot out of this storm system. it just doesn't have the moisture. 34 in gaithersburg 34 in baltimore, 33 in annapolis and huntingtown. we're starting to get close to that freezing mark. as we get closer to 32 it will be easier to get that sleet and freezing rain moving across the region. give yourself some extra time overnight into the day tomorrow. storm team 4 future weather, showing the rain back towards the west. watch what happens around 9:00 though start to see even some snow snow is possib

do you give money to panhandlers? >> i do. i do. and i start a conversation. i give them my business card. and i try and see i try and connect to the humanity of people that are on the street. it may not work for everyone. and not everyone who panhandles is homeless. >> you're not concerned the money will be used for drugs or alcohol? that is a concern by a lot of people. they want to have compassion but they don't know where that money's going. zblifn't sat in a room where i've talked about homelessness in this job where people don't generate income for drugs or alcohol. let's just be honest. people are people. i don't judge people. i think the issue is that we've made it hard, there's not enough affordable housing in san francisco. sometimes the rules of our programs, as i described not being able to have possessions with you, not being -- a male and a female can't stay together in our shelter system. what couple is going to allow that, to be separated like that? i think we've really figured out what hasn't worked, and that's what the navigation center's goi

a closer look at live super doppler, a few spotty sprinkles along the eastern panhandle of west virginia, martinsburg hagerstown, the western edge of the light rain showers. for the rest of us, a clean sweep on radar. however, more rain moving in late tomorrow. the high temperatures today, 68 degrees at reagan national, ties the record from 1900, 72 culpeper luray and fredericksburg. cooler off to the north. the cloud separating the warmer temperatures to the south. even now, not terribly cold. 37 frederick and hagerstown, 34 degrees lexington park. a good bit of cloud cover overhead. the clouds thickening from west to east. a few of the spotty sprinkles moving it overnight, with the best chance of rain late tomorrow afternoon and through the evening. even when you wake up tomorrow morning, if it is not raining, bring the umbrella because there will likely be showers later. this front bring showers tomorrow. this front, a blast of cold air. the really cold, arctic air comes in by the end of the weekend it will be windy. the futurecast initializing while we show the spotty sprinkles movin

spartanburg and around the panhandle is 12. single 20 degrees this morning. sure is cold. there will be a substantial warm up into the 20 low 30s. most neighborhoods should be able to get above freezing for a couple of hours and combine that with the sunshine and a fair amount of melting that can take place. for tomorrow, a chance of snow flakes and a chance of a rain, sleet, snow mix and becoming mostly rain by sunday evening and sunday night. tomorrow is not looking like the best day at all. focus on what's good. quite cold and hourly temperatures this afternoon. not above freezing if are a long time. when you have that sunshine it helps. i will be getting our weather app for what's coming our way tomorrow. here's the way it shows up on future weather. today not much to worry about. going mostly cloudy in the overnight hours and by predawn, there is an opportunity for snow out west and northwest. then as there is a little break in the action and we get into the afternoon, this could be the sleet-rain mix coming into the areas of pink where the computers there could be a

western maryland and the panhandle of west virginia. ea all the way to the metro area four to eight inch amounts will be common. a look at when the snow arrives in the hour-by-hour forecast coming up at 5:11. >>> new accident, melissa. where is this? >> northbound at 323. it is going to cause sop problem here's. on the phone trying to figure out what is blocked here this morning with it just popped up. here in college park green belt avenue trying to get that out of the way. colesville road here. this is the outer loop here. everything rolling along nicely. right now, 95 into and out of town. looking good. that crash northbound at 32. not showing slowdowns yet. getting information on the next couple of minutes. beltway is moving along nicely. penn line running on a sunday schedule. brunswick and camden canceled because of the holiday. >>> we know a lot of schools are out today. but we do have some school delays to pass along this morning. in virginia right now, spotssylvania. jefferson, morgan and hampshire county schools are on a two-h

we have a winter storm watch in effect now for western loudoun county frederick, washington, panhandle of west virgini northern fauquier and all these counties in blue for snow, sleet andizing. the timing on its arrival on saturday leading edge of snow moves in to shenandoah valley and up toward the pennsylvania border panhandle of west virginia around noontime. after that moves in will to the metro area during the rest of the afternoon. continues to snow until around 6:00 7:00. pink zone that's an area where we could get sleet mixing in with the snow changing to freezing rain late in the evening and then rain mainly after midnight on saturday night. so it will be a nasty mix leaving around 2 to 4 inches of snow and sleet. metro area could get 4 to 7 inches in a big zone just north and west of us all the way into the mountains and shenandoah valley lightser amounts 1 to 2 inches southern maryland eastern shore. after that changes over to rain sunday morning. a little sun back sunday afternoon. a brief break sunday afternoon may make it into the 40s. and then we get cold again on monday

and the leading edge of that coming into the panhandle of west virginia about 2:00 this afternoon. timing very similar to the earlier run. still has it in the shenandoah valley around 4:00 to 4:30 and then advances east into our western/northern suburbs. comes right into the metro area away around 7:00. and all the way down to fredericksburg. after 7:00 it quickly drifts off to the east. by 8:00 p.m., prince george's county calvert, charles apnne arundel. and then we begin to clear out and turning much colder leaving in its wake maybe a dust to going to an inch. temperatures right now hovering in single digits to near 10. drive time forecast later today, through the morning in the teens. afternoon just near 30 degrees with those snow showers coming through. frigid start tomorrow morning near 10. teens during the day on thursday. blustery winds, windchills near 0. maybe a new afternoon flurries. near record cold friday morning, afternoon highs teens. and maybe a bit of a mix of some snow some sleet, freezing rain changing to rain on saturday. and then rain saturday night into sunday

a few patches here in the panhandle of west virginia up toward hagerstown and right in washington prince george's county charles southern fairfax, northern stafford. all melting as it hits the surface. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s, so we are above freezing. most locations except near the pennsylvania border getting a little below freezing. this is the pavement. i took this picture in our park lot. it's wet now but it could become icy by 8:00 this morning. and after that staying below freezing throughout the rest of the day for the morning commute. watch out, later in the morning patchy ice and also for the afternoon commute, too. what doesn't dry out today could be icy overnight tonight as we'll be down in to the teens this evening. mid teens by dawn on tuesday. then tomorrow staying below freezing all day, only getting up to around 30 in the afternoon. and then finally above freezing for a time on wednesday. another surge of cold air comes in on thursday with some flurries. stays below freezing friday and saturday. and then sunday finally back above freezing again with a high ri

here is the winter weather advisory for northern maryland, panhandle ofú west virginia and that's from noon today until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. mostly light snow and flurries tonight. maybe an inch possible north of the metro area as we get towards tomorrow morning. storm fooem team 4 radar shows an opportunity for a few light showers. no one has reported anything as far as any of this reaching the ground. if you see a snowflake, grab a picture, send it to me wz twitter. i have a detailed check for the rest of your super bowl sunday and you're back to work monday, too. see you in a few. >> right now winter weather is already hitting the midwest. here is a live look from milwaukee. just as chuck mentioned, this is part of a wintery mix that will bring rain and sleet into our region. it's already causing a mess for airline travelers. more than 1200 flights have been canceled ahead of the storm. several airlines are waving rebooking fees to cities in the storm's path. we just checked flightaware.com. here is a look at our region, reagan national, 17 flights canceled, bwi marshall nine cancell

near 40 panhandle of west virginia. farther weather right now hovering near 40 some of the high spots, too. cold air will be arriving later today with gusty winds moving in this afternoon. windchills by moon time still not too bad, low 30s. but by this afternoon when you're heading back home, windchills will bedown into the 20s. by this time tomorrow morning, 5 to 5 below zero windchills likely as a result we have a windchill advisory all these county this is blue. shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia, western maryland we could have windchills down to 10 below zero overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. here are the future wind gusts. 6:00 p.m., it will start picking up. gusts around 30 to 35 miles an hour. and then by 9:00 p.m. guestssts up near 40 mile-per-hour and they will continue that way all the way until around dawn on friday. and then the winds will diminish friday afternoon. 16 for a low. high 29 on friday. saturday mid-30s. might get an afternoon snow shower. then strong winds, very windy, ver

off to the west, the panhandle of west virginia, this is not until 3:00. 6:00, 7:00, no problems at all. look for that wintry mix to continue for the next couple of hours. 31 in gaithersburg, 29 in leesburg. as cold enough to bring about those slick roadways and sidewalks. that is our weather tomorrow with peaks of sunshine. everything clears on out by midday. high temperatures around 45 degrees. it turns breezy. here is your seven-day outlook. lower 40's on thursday. a cold front highs only in the upper 20's i friday. look at sunday. a high of 22 in the district. >> let's focus on sports now. >> we start with the women. top ranked usc travel to number two you can't. right allen is ready to choose a team. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (l(little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> the

the biggest problem will be this area, near the panhandle of west virginia into western maryland. along the mason-dixon line, you will see accumulating snow. as far as the timeline goes, early tomorrow morning is when it will start. in d.c., arlington, southern montgomery county the snow will hold off until midmorning. in the atmosphere changes. this model wants to show rain mixing in with sleet and freezing rain. then finally this begins to lift out late tomorrow afternoon and to the evening. -- into the evening. a few lingering showers, but should not amount to a lot. in terms of snowfall totals, 10:00 tomorrow morning, hardly anything at all. we'll be looking for sleet and slushy snow, so it will have a hard time accumulating. the jackpot areas will be well to the north and west. frederick county, could see anywhere from one to three inches of snow same with northern blotting county this time tomorrow. -- same with northern loudoun county this time tomorrow. sleet and freezing rain tomorrow, the high eventually making it into just above freezing. the next seven days, a little t

leading edge of that in the panhandle of west virginia around 2:00. and then into the shenandoah valley. and then crosses the blue ridge and gets closer to the we were sub western suburbs around 5:30 this afternoon. the whole line gets closer to washington around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.. comes right through the metro area from the pennsylvania border and all the way down to south of fredericksburg. and then it tracks east and crosses the bay after about 8:00 this evening and moves away. as it does move through, could have brief whiteouts like we had on valentine's day and many some snow hours producing a dust to go a quick inch as they move on through. likely snow squalls coming in today. watch out for the patchy ice we've been talking about and th snow squalls coming through for the late afternoon comm early evening. we'll be hovering around 30 degrees. then near 10 tomorrow morning staying in the teens with a blustery wind. on thursday windchills near 0. record cold friday morning. afternoon highs in the teams. over the teens. over the week end, some rain

a few scattered flurries in the panhandle of west virginia these patches of gray. these are scattered floorries trying to reach the ground. these are aloft, but some may be trying to reach the ground in howard montgomery northern part into frederick and farther south and west. and these are tracking to the south and east. all above freezing though. we're in the upper 30s near 40. these are the warmest temperatures of the day. later today, wicked windchills as the winds pick up we will have windchills by early afternoon down to the upper teens and by 8:00 windchills down to around 10 degrees much of the region. winds will start blowing around 15 to 20 miles per hour this morning and then during the afternoon, gusts of 35 miles per hour will. temperatures by noon a little above freezing. by 5:00 down to near 30. by 8:00, down to the upper 20s. then by 11:00, under a clear sky with lighter wind down to just near 20 degrees. this time tomorrow morning, down to the mid teens. upper 40s on saturday. great day for outdoor activities and partly cloudy. then sunday upper 40

it includes the panhandle of west virginia. even though it doesn't include fairfax and prince georges county, it doesn't feel all that much warmer. we'll talk about the extreme wind chills and what to expect tomorrow morning coming up in just a few minutes. >> steve and just in from prince georges county, one of the effects of the cold weather, water main breaks. crews are in the watermain break. the repairs didn't hold. workers were forced to dig up again. join "good morning washington" starting at 4:24 for the latest. >> more than a dozen tickets issued at one time on one block and they're all for inspection tags. a driver tells us that they're all bogus too. >> we live on the story. tom, tell us what happened here. >> as if the wind chill isn't bad enough some folks are still discovering tickets like this one in their windshield. these are tickets that one person thinks he got for following the law. >> not even the wind could take away the $50 parking ticket. it's always annoying when you come out and find the ticket but it'

. >> in northern parts of the state of texas into the panhandle. six inches of snow and rain. you were talking about the dallas airport. over 4,000 flights cancelled from saturday. now turning states like mississippi, alabama, georgia. atlanta - more likely to see sleet than freezing rain. it's problematic. there's another system and the temperatures will play a part in where the snow rain line is. we'll have to watch that for you. cold enough. so different advisories overnight. 46 today. yesterday was 78. you dropped over 30 degrees in a day about the cold air coming in. 10, 20, 30 adding in the wind chills, especially in the north-east. it will be brutal. 20-30 below what it will feel like. >> it's brutal in new york. >> coming up an al jazeera exclusive. documents showing a gap between what binyamin netanyahu said about iran's nuclear programme and what the intelligence believed. >> peanutal urgeies could be dangerous, fatal. it could cause conflicts in millions of kids. >>> u.s. and rain are reporting progress in negotiations towards a nuclear deal. the deadline to an agre

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the panhandle looking into freezes. with that another huge storm. we've got blizzard watches out for much of down east maine and along the coast. this is where we get heavy snow and wind that starts to pick up on valentine's day. it picks up on sunday. that's where we see the strongest winds. a foot of snow in boston bangor places have already shattered records for snow in the last few weeks. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> residents of cape cod are preparing for the winter storm. beside the cold and snow strong surf. high winds as high as 65 miles an hour. flooding is also possible. areas have been hit by impressive storms. in boston where the snow isfrustration is as high as snow more is expected this weekend. so far 78.5 inches have fallen compares to 27. >> reporter: how many ways to remove snow in boston. front end loaders and crews from connecticut. the national guard hitting the neighborhood and two giant snow melters borrowed from new york. this one melting 50 tons an hour. >> they can't walk around. you can't drive around. s

looked at a surface map, you'd think this is perfect, but the storm is going to move across the florida panhandle and out to sea as opposed to hooking up the coast. that's why it's going to give us a glancing blow. the heavy snow is noted in blue northern sections of alabama into portions of tennessee and north georgia mountains and the smokies hammered as well. right now a mixed bag in charlotte going to snow eventually. all snow in raleigh, durham, greensboro, a big storm for the piedmont, north carolina. snow breaks out before dawn. bus stop temperatures 20s with snow falling. do your homework anyway he, kids. don't jinx it. credit -- anyway, kids, don't jinx it. critical time 4 a.m. to 10 a.m. roads will be slick fast. here's futurecast, 6 a.m. snow, just about everywhere and by 8:00 you see the darker bands of snow, the darker blue as opposed to this blue and that blue? the darker, the heavier the snow down to the south. by 10 a.m. it crosses over i-95 and gets out of here by lunchtime, but in the meantime with the day planner snow, snow, snow still at 11:00 and 31, maybe some breaks in the

all shaded in purple areas of loudoun county montgomery county, eastern panhandle of west virginia, these areas up until 3:00 a.m. and howard county and anne arundel and prince george's added to the east and they'll be up until 5:00 a.m. for the possibility of freezing rain and sleet. maybe a snowflake or two before it ends in the morning. light showers to the east of town. main area locally is to the west. you can see it's slowly drifting to the north-northeast. few pockets of rain. a little more moderate but temperatures are still above freezing in most areas. now, the report out of gaithersburg is down to 32. they're the lone state for that. above freezing andrews holds at 32 degrees. we'll get in that category before long. that range of temperatures where the rain could freeze on contact in areas. that's the reason for the advisories. overnight when the cold air comes in overhead instead of rain falling, it could be sleet or snow. it's a system that pushes through pretty quickly. general temperature by morning in met, 31 degrees with the rain changing to a mix. winds will turn to the

look at this jet stream dipping into the florida panhandle and southern areas of florida is looking at freeze warnings. that is rare sightings. the bananas and oranges, this could affect economy quite a bit. the extreme cold up here is about minus 45 degrees for your wind chill factors. take a look at the actual temperatures. these are your highs. minus 12 in winnipeg. atlanta, 2 is for your high. the other side of jet stream looking quite warm. yet again on the other side of that the actual temperatures for the low, atlanta, minus 20 degrees. look at miami hitting single digits. a lot of the people out here don't even own warm thick jackets. if you must go outside, do wear a thick layers and layers on top of layers i should say. dangerous cold will continue. these are your lows. the figures are just extreme. minus 22 in buffalo. your actual temperatures, that is. ottawa, minus 21 on your saturday. so it will be continuing even atlanta looking at minus 11. but orlando, dipping into the freezing point. so do bunld will up. some dangerous situations here. if you have to stay outside, you

panhandle of west virginia out there towards western maryland. but fourommon amounts around the metro area. our windchills are 5 to 10 below zero. temperatures are in the single digits right now. that's what showed up on melissa's dashboard this morning. single digit temperatures. and our dry roads will be with us for the morning commute. no problem. might have is a dusting on the roads. near 20 by dawn on tuesday. some sun back after that. near 30 tomorrow afternoon. might get a little light snow. late on wednesday. the wednesday evening, it quickly ends. only a dusting right now. and thursday cold and very cold on friday with highs only near 20. sunshine though a chance of some light snow again on saturday. a very active pattern. now, melissa's here to show us her dashboard temperature. what was it? >> it was cold. 6 degrees this morning. i have to pull over and take a picture of this because my poor car must be so cold. it was 6 degrees. that's nasty. dangerous cold as tom's been saying be careful. wide look at things overall. no problems, inn

in leesburg, gaithersburg, frederick and in the city of hagerstown, the two to four inches for the panhandle of maryland and west virginia as well. overnight tonight, it will be very cold, zero to ten, mostly clear to partly cloudy with the winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour and gusting higher than that. the temperatures will still be in the single digits and teens on monday morning. then in the afternoon we might see a quick snow shower before sunset, but for the most part that snow is going to off until after sunset. tomorrow's high temperature only 25 degrees with that snow arriving late. and then a morning snow shower is still lingering on tuesday. most of this accumulation, it is during the overnight hours as i mentioned, bruce, several inches of snow in our forecast. >> four to eight on tuesday? >> four to eight on monday night. in to tuesday morning. >> got it. we are back here at 11:00 with a full updat narrator: gas prices are down helping middle class families. but now, the white house wants to impose title ii regulations on your internet meaning new government t

area under a windchill advisory and it includes all of virginia just about all of maryland and the panhandle of west virginia. we could have windchills down to minus 20 by this time tomorrow morning. winds will be gusting up to around 30 miles an hour as we get through the rest of the date. # coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at your bus stop forecast for today. and now melissa, what's going on on the roads? >>> overall everything looking pretty good. just a little witness of construction here and there. take being a look at 95 in maryland, bw parkway in and out of town also looking good. 270 north and south nice and clear. no construction even planned there for today. taking a look in virginia, 66 east at westmoreland we have the right lane blocked until 5:00 this morning. beltway at river road moving along quite nicely. it no major issues there. still have this as welfare fax county parkway between back lik and route 1, road work until 5:00 a.m.. >>> these two men robbed the bb and t bank and 40 minutes later they robbed a wells fargo in sterling holding one person at gun

then we will see a wintery mix with snow included in it, in place like hagerstown and up in to the panhandles of both maryland and west virginia. but even there accumulating snow, not looking very likely. overnight tonight that brief mix changing to all rain and temperatures are holding steady at 34 to 44 degrees overnight then just rain and rain showers on monday showers. heavy rain is possible even in the 30s and the 40s, blasting afternoon with the northwest winds at 15 to 25 miles an hour. it is possible in the afternoon, but overall it will be a windy day with temperatures falling from that high of 35 to 40. so tomorrow, it will be a yellow alert day again and then tuesday we are back to green where it will be dry and cold. much milder on wednesday, but just seasonably milder with a high of 44 degrees. in the first alert seven-day forecast after wednesday, temperatures are crashing again. but thursday is the day where we could see a few flakes that will be flying again, still doesn't look like the accumulating snow event, but there is the potential on thursday. >> the washington auto sho

big storm hitting new england, but we're onm sid wee seeing just scattered sprinkles western maryland panhandle of west virginia. closer to washington a couple of these near gaithersburg and

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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 into sunday morning. all these counties in color northern virginia, the district and much of maryland that will be saturday night into sunday morning. good travel weather driving today with dry pavement. morning, midday and afternoon. winds will bedy mip diminishing in the away but grip the wheel this morning. afternoon temperatures upper 20s with bright sunshine. saturday cloudy and maybe a few scattered snow showers late afternoon and evening. near 40 before then. then those strong winds come in saturday night into sunday midday. highs sunday only around 20. near record cold monday morning, single digits. highs for president's day will be reaching the mid-20s and then a chance a small chance of some snow tuesday night into wednesday. one of the models didn't give us in but a couple still give us some. so stay tuned. melissa is looking at a new crash.

the florida panhandle looking at potential freezes and single didn'ts into the northeast and with that another huge storm. we've got blizzard watches out for much of down east maine and along the coast. this is where we get a combination of heavy snow and wind that starts to pick um on valentine's day. it picks up on sunday. that's where we see the strongest winds. a foot of snow in boston, bangor, places have already shattered records for snow in the last few weeks. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> residents of cape cod are preparing for this weekend's storm. beside the snow cold and strong surfs with high winds as high as 65 miles an hour. flooding is also possible. areas have been hit by impressive storms. in boston where the frustration is as high as snow, more is possible this weekend. so far 78.5 inches have fallen there compared to the average snowfall this time of year 27 inches. bess romano of our boston station wbz says there's so much snow, they can't keep up. >> reporter: how many ways to remove snow in boston. front end loaders and crews from connecticut. th

. >> another storm bringing more snow and ice to the texas panhandle. schools have delayed openings after dozens of accidents reported yesterday. at least one person was killed when his car skidded on ice. many flights also cancelled. the area has already had more snow this year than it normally gets in an entire winter. >> the denver area bracing for an awful commute this morning. storm dumping 6 to 12 inches and some melted yesterday and refreezing overnight. the legislature cancelled today's sessions. many schools are closed or will open late today. >> several thousand flights cancelled or day laid. hardest hit, dallas fort worth. that's a major hub for american airlines. thousands of flights delayed or cancelled over the weekend too. well the icy weather in dallas extends to northern alabama. rain for the entire gulf coast and more rain in southern california and arizona. >> chicago and detroit, only in the low teens today. warming up to a high of 20 in minneapolis and won't get above freezing in d.c. b stepped up security after a terror threat agai

feeling into the single digits if not below zero for areas into the panhandle of maryland. tuesday afternoon stays very cold, into the mid-30s. the sunshine stays. these strong northwesterly winds are bringing this. this cold pocket of air through pittsburgh up through detroit where they saw snow from the same system where we just saw a lot of rain. here's a look at the wind gust tracker. we're seeing wind gusts up to 30 mile an hour winds right now. this afternoon they continue to pick up. near 45, even up to near 50, especially in the higher elevations. that's why we have the wind advisory in place until midnight tonight. so the winds stay until about tomorrow midday. then they die off. so tomorrow we'll be cold but we'll lose the winds by the afternoon. it will just be cold instead of blustery. 48 degrees right now. enjoy t. it's going to drop off pretty fast. we do dry out. rain east of 95 not growing to be there too much longer. give it another hour or two and it will push on out. by tuesday looking at sunshine, 37 degrees. wednesday how about this. 49. that's going to

we got a little snow shower just west of hagerstown and parts of the panhandle of west virginia. it will increase overnight. we could see a snowflake here by dawn tomorrow. don't freak out. refreezing tonight, appears as black ice. if it appears wet, it's frozen. bus stop temperatures 16 to 28. early flurry or snow shower possible tomorrow. then a dry and cold finish to the week and the month, too. looks like this month will go down as one of the colder februaries on record. 6 a.m. in the morning, a lot of clouds, 28 downtown, low 20s in the suburbs, 23 gaithersburg, leesburg, manassas. look really careful in leesburg a little bit of a snow shower. a few snow showers are possible. by 9:00 most of the clouds are on the east side of 95, 20s, and by 1:00 futurecast has snow showers right along the west side of the bay. we begin to clear out, 20s, maybe 30 downtown by 1:00. by top evening temps fall quickly, 205 in gaithersburg, 28 in ma -- 25 in gaithersburg, 28 in manassas. by tomorrow at midnight we're in the low to mid-teens and i think this may be a little high, 14 in gaithersbu