and that's where you're seeing the lightning and if you live in the leesburg area you're probably hearing the thunder, too and head's up around the luckets area and head's up over the barnsville area and northern montgomery county. look at the oranges and the reds here. intense rainfall out of this and lightning, too, this is moving over the hay market over the next 10 to 15 minutes and on this track it will be there at 6:05 and chantilly at 6:15 and it will continue in arreston or herndon areas over the next 20 to 30 minutes and head's up for that line. there's one more back to the west and that's what we will continue to trek this evening. >> take a look here on future weather and areas of fauquier county right on through montgomery county, frederick county maryland and you can see it advancing and the second one coming in at 11:00 p.m. to midnight coming together right over d.c. by the time we see this rain end at 3:00 a.m. in the morning and those areas in blue east of i-9a 5 will pick you have an inch of rain and we can see just over a half inch of rain and those areas shaded in gree

leesburg seeing a shower. if it stays together, because they are all falling apart it will come through dc. it will cool things off around 8:00 9:00 tonight. you can really see it clearly divide here just west of new york. that is one ugly line. but that show you where that line is. so, starting off cooler for the first part. you will notice the difference for tomorrow morning and then we will see cloud cover. most of tomorrow will be a-okay. and here come ss. moving in and look how much rain we start to see around 8:30 9:00 tomorrow night. innone dated with rain. some computer models giving us one to two inches. fortunately it will not come during the day. looks like an overnight event. high temperatures tomorrow close to 10 degrees cooler. 86 in dc. 88 in fredericksburg. again, most of the day is dry. then on thursday, 87 degrees. a good chance for showers. friday, high temperature of 88 degrees as the humidity starts to move up. and then, well we get back into the 90s. the remnants of bill moving over. 93 o

leesburg 30 mime ace way from d.c. if that moves back 30 miles we could see some rain there, but all of us will have a good chance of rain i-95 to the east. back to the west maybe we all want to move back towards our friends, leesburg and frederick during to the day on sunday. 45 degrees on sunday martin lug day, 41 degrees. and then next week we stay side most of the day, but look at thursday. back into the 30s during thursd afternoon. >> all right. thank you, doug. >>> new at 6:00, anoty bottom bar dealing with fallout from recent violence. coming up, the debate over its liquor l. > right now a man is facing a murdr allegedly similar cone and she ultimately died. >>> in a report out today, navy says a pilot flew too low in a maneuver. severely injured after e jebting durg the training exercise. >>> in one of his last days in office martin o'mall says he white house. he said today he'll join johns s univey as a visiting profr next month. he will focus on government by and urban issues. o'malley a democrat finishes s s

audible crackling and sparks from this fire in historic downtown leesburg, a passerby starts recording the scene on his cell phone. >> it was very dramatic. >> reporter: leesburg mayor says a slew of people were out enjoying a classic car show last night when smoke began to fill the sky. >> we heard the sirens. we had multiple businessmen and women in the back, in the alley and in the parking garage, just watching in horror as that second story just went up in a conflagration. >> reporter: the second and third stories of this building are apartments but beneath that where you see the lights on is calkens jewelers, a staple in downtown leesburg, owned and operated by two brothers, beloved community members since the '50s. >> especially proud of all the neighbors and business owners who came down to see if stanley calkins and roger calkins were already. >> reporter: and they were. however, a few others, including a firefighter, were taken to the hospital for evaluation and treatment. unfortunately first responders say a number of four-legged friends did not make it out alive. today evide

everybody on the hot side. 93, d.c., 94, fredericksburg, 92, leesburg, 16o y90 back towa the winchester area, plenty of sunshine again tomorrow, we will see our chances of storms increase, but again, not tomorrow, just on the hot and humid side as we move on through the day most of the day looks okay. 93 on your tuesday, 29 on wednesday. 87 on thursday. on thursday, comingúfdx up at 6 talking about that increased y-Ñ rai not just wednesday and thursday, wait until i show you the weekend. >> thank you, doug. >>> still ahead, an historic town gutted by flames. now, several weeks later, the new clue that could shed some light on this case. really good athlete at really good athlete at georgetown univer what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. what can i make for you? how about one

i'm adam tuss in leesburg. i'll tell you how new transportation >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and right now we're tracking that rain trying to make its way into the region. most of the region remains dry. the rain tonight will have a hard time getting in here. over the next few hours we'll start to see the light showers developing. already seeing some in parts of the region. take a look outside. not a bad shot looking toward the national cathedral, the national monument and capitol into the distance. current temperature 59. northeast winds at 7 miles per hour. again, that's a dry wind so it's actually helping to keep that rain at bay for now. but overnight tonight, the rain, well, it will be moving in. it will get heavy by early tomorrow morning so tomorrow morning's rush, that's going to be a big problem. give yourself a lot of extra time. strong winds will be possible tomorrow, too. i think we're not only going to see winds throughout much of the day, as the storms develop tomorrow afternoon we c

by 7:00 a.m., leesburg gaithersburg, 270, frederick, front royal. by the time we get to 10:00 in and around d.c. will start to see the snow stick to roads. same thing out in 66 headed west through fauquier county, prince will yomiam county. we will see widespread snow-covered roads. >> once it sticks in the area, we'll see very heavy snowfall rates during the day tomorrow too. heads-up for that. we'll continue to give you the latest updated snowfall totals coming up in the next 15 minutes. >>> virginia's supply of road salt is running low, and now it's being trucked in from other places. but that's not the only problem facing road crews. we continue our team coverage now, transportation reporter adam tuss is in tysons corner. adam? >> reporter: yeah, jim, the rain that's out here right now, that's going to be the biggest challenge, a bit of a steady rain falling in tysons corner. that means you can't pretreat the roads because it will all just wash away. that means we need to use a lot of sand at first with this storm and already weary crews have a

talking about leesburg picking up a couple of inches of snow. down to the south it was mostly a rain event. that's what's going on right now. we have nothing down there, even towards parts of charles county. 36 degrees, winds out of the northeast at three miles per hour. 36 here, but notice what's going on back to the north and west. 30 degrees in gaithersburg 29 in baltimore, 34 in leesburg. many areas close to the freezing mark tonight. that's the only real concern overnight, not any more rain or snow. but we could see icy patches by early tomorrow morning with a temperature around 30 degrees inside the beltway. dry conditions tomorrow and melting conditions too. temperatures around 44 degrees. i think tomorrow will be a pretty nice day all in all as we will see sunshine and a mixture of clouds during the day thursday. future weather though taking us through friday. no problems friday during the day. friday will be another nice day, a little cool with some cloud cover. but watch what happens as we move in through 8:00 9:00 10:00. snow to the w

at this hour, 84 leesburg 82 culpepper. we move on through the rest of the evening hours, thinking about getting out there do not worry about any rain, not worried about that at all, through the next couple of days, got some fantastic evening weather, going to be outdoors, maybe walking around the verizon center perfect tonight 86 at 7:00, 84 by 9. 11:00, coming in around that 80-degree mark. move around the next couple of days what are we going to be seeing in take a look, no clouds, a beautiful beautiful night tonight another great day tomorrow. high temperatures tomorrow though will be climbing a little bit, we move on through the day tomorrow, 85 at noon. by 8:00 tomorrow night, we are back down into the upper 80s after a high of 92. let's hit that seven-day forecast for you if you are thinking about washing the car, yeah, do it dry throughout the day, really throughout the weekend. let's look at that seven-day forecast here it is 93 on your sunday, the hot and humid day 91 monday, 40% chance of showers, does look like

temperatures 81 in gaithersburg, 86 in leesburg 82 in ft. bell voluntary, huptdingtown coming in at 79 degrees. the bulk of the rain still well down to the south but we're seeing a few showers montgomery county, loudoun county. all of these are boundaries getting set off by the thunderstorms. they rides and they fall. as they fall they decompress and let ought of that air out. you see that as a boundary maybe another shower forms. this is if right here. you can actually see the showers and storms developing just north of fredericksburg, in through stafford county now. stafford county getting hit hard, all of the softball games canceled throughout the evening. king george count yit more of the same. watch what happens here. again, over the last hour you can see how these have just developed and then send off little boundaries. that's how this guy forms and this over here. to the north of fredericksburg and toward leesburg, we have another little boundary moving up, a couple more showers along 15. here is your move from leesburg toward frederi

leesburg may not see a drop. when does the rain arrive and leave sf i'll have the timing coming up in my full forecast in about ten minutes, erica. >> thanks amelia. >>> tonight a sports analyst and former nba basketball player is facing charges for allegedly soliciting a prostitute in d.c. jason pew is at the live desk with more. jason. >> erica, greg anthony is a sports analyst for cbs. he was in town -- anthony will not work the network again this season. anthony is accused of using a computer to solicit a prostitute. d.c. police arrested him just before 6:00 yesterday evening at the double tree by hilton hotel in downtown washington. booked and jailed and released later in the evening. if convicted, anthony could face up to 180 days in jail. now, anthony did issue an apology saying "with this last i have embarrassed many. i will work to regain the trust i lost." >> thanks jason. >>> in howard county tonight police are investigating the suspicious death of a woman whose body was found burning in a trailer. fir

leesburg winchester warrenton, frederick. what does high impact mean? i think more than 4 inches in most of the area. this is something we'll continue to watch in the next couple days. it ends early monday morning. we expect delays and cancellations monday morning. guys? >> keep us posted. >>> maryland's new governor facing a battle over budget cuts. where the backlash is coming from tonight. >>> cleveland, los angeles, baltimore, they've all been used to represent d.c. in movies and on tv. coming up at 6:00 how the city is trying to attract more filmmakers to use the real thing. >>> the district now has more than a thousand children living in homeless shelters many of them in hotels. i'm mark segraves and i'll introduce you to one of those families. >>> a local prosecutor will play a key role in the unique case of joe morris see, who sits at a statehouse during the day and jail at night. arlington county commonwealth's attorney theo stay mos will head a team of prosecutors handling new charges against morrissey. the richmond-area democrat is now accuse

more sun if you're in areas to the west, like leesburg, frederick and loudoun county. as we move into the afternoon hours, the winds pick up and overall temps are cooler than today. i'll let you know how cold it will feel tomorrow afternoon when you factor in the winds in my full forecast in about ten minutes, erika. >> thanks, amelia. right now the city of brussels is on lockdown. many bars closed, the subway shut down and heavily armed police roaming the streets, all because of warnings of a, quote, imminent paris-style terror attack in the belgian capital. officials raised the threat alert for the city to its high left yefl. at least one paris attacker crossed into belgium the morning after the attacks. police still haven't found him. the security situation will be reassessed tomorrow. >>> condolences pouring in as friends and loved ones remember the woman from takoma park killed in the terror attacks in mali. anita datar's family say they are devastated, that she is gone. she was one of 19 people killed friday when grenade-throwing gunmen stormed the radisson blu h

this is from the heavy rafrl and rising waters earlier today and from leesburg all of the way to old town, alexandria and the ours of preparation are winding down. >> loudoun county fire and rescue is ready. the swift water boats are in place normally on standby in two firehouses. this weekend there will be three. >> we've staffed up the area and we've increased our staffing in luckets and here in leesburg. >> out on the choppy, misty potomac, this d.c. fire and rescue boat patrolled along the oldtown waterfront. the big question here is will the potomac's waters creep up king street? alexandria residents and businesses that didn't want to take any chances rolled up to get their five-per-person sandbag allotment. many who come are used to the drill. >> we live in old town and we've not flooded before and we don't intend to now. >> reporter: this is greg nelson's first experience with potential old town flooding. >> this is our first season with this kind of weather. >>. >> reporter: he's managing carluccio's and veteran owners have let him know what to expect. >> you can never be too

hits a high of 60 and leesburg hits a high of 60 and you'll notice during the afternoon we're talking about mostly sunny skies and with sky cast starting you off during the morning hours at 7:00 a.m. as the sun comes up. we'll be tracking partly sunny skies and they'll be updating the forecast and once you start to hit lunchtime you're looking out your office window and tomorrow afternoon and evening we're talking about mainly clear skies. the bus stop, a jacket is a must with temperatures around 48. i'll give recess a b because of 53. and a mix of cloud and sun and d dismissal, a nice, autumn day. on tuesday, any early morning sunshine will quickly give way to clouds and notice the high on tuesday only 58 degrees and a 30% chance of rain after sunset and by the way, you're wondering it's about 6:15 and on wednesday, a high likelihood that we're dealing with 80% and the temps are not too bad on wednesday, but look at future weather here and 7:00 a.m. we're waking up to showers across the area and we continue to track showers through the midday, afternoon and evening hours and we'll st

up in the upper 60s, that's where i have a 68 for an overnight low here in d.c., 64, manassas, 65, leesburg, there's your labor day forecast, a touch more humidity, but all sunshine, so, make sure that you go ahead and lather on that sunscreen, going to need it. out tomorrow morning, definitely going to need it going out to nats park for the game at 1:00, yeah, definitely need it, but all sunshine tomorrow and again, you may feel a touch more humidity and temperature, a little bit warmer than today. today, we made it into the mid-80s, right around 90 degrees tomorrow a lot of places stuck in the upper 80s, stale touch warmer and going to be warm and humid for much of this week, so it's not over yet. on monday, right around 90 degrees, throw mid-90s, tuesday and wednesday. wednesday, we will have those rain chances. and then we will have some rain chances thursday night into friday, as a cold front passes through, but we are going to have to deal with the heat and humidity all through the rest of this workweek, humidity finally drop by the time we get into next weekend. erika? >> thanks. >>>

. >>> there's a new fight over old buildings in leesburg. the loudoun county board of supervisors will appeal a decision over historic properties along edward ferry road near the courthouse. the county wants to demolish the buildings to expand the courthouse complex. last night leesburg's review board approved a plan that would cost the county $8 million more for the project. the county's appeal now goes to the leesburg town council. >> announcer: next a multistate search for a suspected killer. why investigators believe he's back in maryland and the crucial new clues we're learning about his connection to the are victims murdered. >>> also, one person injured and several homes and cars damaged after heavy rocks explode through the eyre. see what caused the mysterious shower. >> reporter: will he or won't he? governor hogan makes a decision on the purple jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want t

now police are connecting it to incidents in leesburg. six of the seven buildings that were hit are within a half mile of one another in herndon, all of them just off the dulles toll road. some were high rises, upper windows shattered. but in early september this bank along eldon street was the target. now investigators think in mid-august, when the window was shot out at this leesburg bank along the green way, that is also likely the work of the same suspect. no one has been hurt, but in at least one case, some employees were inside when the bullets came flying in. >> shooting into a building is a crime, and a dangerous one at that, because you don't know who is inside. >> reporter: this map provides a bird's eye view of the area police are urging residents to keep an eye on. trouble is, few residents have heard about the incident. >> that's amazing. if it was going on here, you would think there would be more publicity about that, especially with the amount of people walking in the area. >> reporter: because buildings seem to be the tar

feeling like 103 in washington, 101, leesburg, 5:00, much of the same. still feeling about 103 in walks. so another day, you need to take it easy. again that's why it is a weather alert@e9ñ tuesday, 92. better chance of thunderstorms mainly later in the day. wednesday, thursday, friday, and saturday erika looking great, low humidity, high temperatures around 90 degrees. >> thanks, amelia. >>> ice cream lovers rejoice. today is national ice cream day. lots of places are doing promotions, including baskin-robbins, cold stone creamery and friendly's. couldn't come at a better time, right. if you are not sure what flavor to pick, a special media study by net base says chocolate is by far, the most popular. you can open our app to find some of the best ice cream shops in our area and tell us your gave roipt our nbc washington facebook page. >>> the power outage continues at nats park, but this time, oh, no we are not talking about the geico has sent me to old town, alexandria to ask folks some questions about the area. let's go. what common snack was first g

look at that hagerstown leesburg down toward d.c. waldorf and leonard up to where the line of showers is right now, advancing off to the east tracking it now as it heads along areas of 340 and toward 270. you can see it now, just shy of lubbocksville and around leesburg ready to make its way in. same thing, down to the south, rainfall rates now, just under a tenth of an inch per hour shy of clinton, down around waldorf, 301 wet for a while, too. again, if you don't have the rain yet, you will be seeing it soon. 63 now, heavy rain coming up by 9:00 as well as around 10 and 11:00 this evening, temperatures drop to the 50s, with enthey do not going to see the temperature drop much more after that. and as we head into tomorrow morning. here's a look the 8:00 you can see to the west the yellow, the orange showing up this is all some of the pockets of more moderate and heavy rain. culpepper areas through rappahannock we will see these areas of moderate and heavy rain make its way right over d.c. montgomery county. charles county. throughou

current temperature 66 in leesburg, 66 gaithersburg toward huntingtown. everybody in the 60s for the most part with the exception of downtown coming in at 70. most of the rain now pushing off toward the north and east. that's really about it folks. if you didn't see it you may not get much more. just a few light showers around for the most part, heavier showers now toward morgan county, west virginia. we'll zoom in western portions of fairfax county in through montgomery county. it's raining coming down here. we're not going to call it moderate. it's still light rain around the area through gain urzburg, you're going to get that in the next ten minutes, herndon seeing it right now around herndon high school in downtown herndon seeing some of that. then toward bethesda, some of those. heads-up you'll see a few more showers in parts of the area especially folks in montgomery and fairfax count eighties. that same shower will clips the district in the next half hour. more showers to the west but that's all it is not any heavy rain. but tomorrow a little bit o

leesburg into the 70s, now rebounded as the rain pushed out. almost nothing on the radar now, a few showers extreme northern portion of montgomery county, damascus, mount airy, moving down 70, a very strong thunderstorm north of the annapolis area, more toward fredericksburg that is it. the rest of us are on the dry side. if you missed out on the rain, you missed out on it for a couple days, hot and humid tomorrow, heat index, upper 90s again, like today, 89 to 95, during the day tomorrow. can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm, mostly to the west, talking i-95, i-81, and areas back along the blue ridge, the best chance for storms tomorrow. if you're heading to the beach this weekend, for a lot of us, the last beach weekend. i say a lot of us, i'm not going, a lot of you, it is the last beach weekend, 83 degrees, afternoon thunderstorms possible on friday, with the next front clearing and really a nice weekend, a great beach weekend, the water temperature still very warm this time of year, around 80 degrees. so, looking good there 95 tomorrow,

first leesburg is gathering input from business. some council members told leesburg today that the trucks would be helpful during special events. the biggest concerns are the impact on street and sidewalk access and traffic. >> where these tow trucks read in loving memory of a.j. now the son of that driver killed along the beltway is filing a big lawsuit to try to draw attention to virginia's move over law. his plea ahead. >>> plus the news 4 team revealing how a relationship with cuba is triggering a spike in new busin >>> right now at 6:30 the latest in baltimore where a large group of protestors is gathering at city hall. the crowds in this demonstration have been peaceful so far. >>> police say they have arrested 35 people since the city's curfew took effect last night. the curfew goes into effect again tonight at 10:00 and runs until 5:00 in the morning. among the more than 200 taken into custody during the riots on monday less than half have been formally charged. >>> the rare move to keep fans out of the ballpark this afterno

leesburg around bluemont seeing heavy rain right along route 7 through leesburg sterling and down around the middleburgh area. on this track, these storms will continue to make their way toward the d.c. metro area. let's track these storms around warrenton. these are the ones that will move in. in about an hour and ten minutes that's when we expect them to move here, right around the 8:00 hour. fortunately, this did not coincide with the evening rush. behind this we get cold again. as hot as we were today, we'll be equally as cold the next couple days 51 on friday 42 on saturday. windchills of around 30 to 35 all day saturday. could even be squatteredcattered flurries during the day on saturday. then we stop the roller coaster ride for next week. >>> still to come in our broadcast, march madness not just about the big dance. diana has the shot that everybody's talking about. >>> first lester holt has what's ahead on "nbc nightly news." >>> coming up tonight, so many questions about the crash in france the co-pilot did it, but what do we know about him? what was his motive? how is it the

you'll be seeing the rain and frederick, around 6:26, and leesburg around 6:43 and mount erie at 7:10 and come into rockville at 7:45. head's up in those areas and you can see the whole system a very weak line of showers making their way on through and you may need the umbrella for 10, 15 minutes and that will be about it. another system moves in and that's what we'll get during the day tomorrow and it will not be a lot of rain tomorrow and here we are overnight tonight and they're by early tomorrow morning and it could be affecting your early morning rush and a head's up for that expecting rain right around the time of the rush at 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 and light shower activity and even through the noon hour with shower activity. your tuesday will not be a rainy day and we even see some clearing in the afternoon and some sunshine before the sun goes down and then the fog develops and we may see dense fog early wednesday morning starting off dry and look what happens. here comes rain around noon and heavy rain during the afternoon on wednesday. i definitely think wednesday will be the day

north of leesburg toward the frederick area. that's the 1 to 2. and you can see that line here coming through northwestern montgomery county up towards howard county mt. airy and damascus. fairfax, manassas woodbridge half inch to an inch mark during the morning hours tomorrow. most should wrap-up by around noon tomorrow. and then it just gets cold. 36 on your tuesday. but 28 on wednesday. 24 on thursday. look at the low. 13 for an overnight low thursday morning. many of you will be down between 0 and 5. that's the actual temperature thursday morning. friday we start to rebound a little bit. back into the 30s. 36 on friday. 34 on saturday. 39 on sunday. so we're in a very cold stretch here as we move through the next couple days. and notice what's happening here. a chance of a flurry on wednesday. but this is when we start to see dangerously cold air moving in. remember to bring the pets indoors, for sure. windy with gusts upwards of 20 to 30 miles per hour maybe higher. and because of that we'll be seeing wind chills in the teens during the day,

before long these areas here martinsburg, lovettsville blue monlt, leesburg you'll is be seeing showers. sprinkles in frederick, maryland. showers coming your way as well and down south fredericksburg now dry, bowling green too. showers in the next couple minutes. don't forget to download our storm team 4 weather app or the nbc washington app. you'll get the app cast there and interactive radar as well. 52 our temperature now. we're starting to fall. 46 by rain yes. that rain once it de it's going to overspread the area quickly along with the rain because of relatively light winds, temperatures in the 40s. we'll have fog with all of this too. it's going to be quite a mess out there late tonight, early part of the day tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. some scattered showers, but look at this by 10:00 a.m. it all starts to fill back in so, that's why i'm saying folks, you got any plans tomorrow morning might want to get an early start. we could see a period of moderate rains moving through around 1:00 2:00. by 3:00 after 3:00 we get a little bit of a break. then just few more showers when the actual we

high of 50 tomorrow 48 leesburg 46 martinsburg, fredericksburg coming in with a temperature of 52. another mild day. average high temperature this time of year 43 degrees. we'll be well above that by about 5 to 10 degrees. impact forecast for tomorrow on the low side. the impact for wednesday, that pushes up into the moderate level. we'll show you future weather first. taking a look at tomorrow morning, 9:00 a.m. just clouds every once in a while. they will thicken during the afternoon hour till like 4:00 most of the area seeing plenty of cloud cover. on wednesday, here comes our storm. you notice not cold enough for all snow. rain in parts of the region snow up towards the north for winchester romney martinsburg, then around noon enough cold air with a burst of snow between 11:00, noon 1:00 between gaithersburg leesburg and frederick. this is not coming in during the morning rush. i'm not anticipating big problems on the roads. even when it occurs temperatures should be above freezing so we're not talking about a lot of accumulation. it changes back over to rain so anything we got

but toward leesburg once the snow moved in and it was heavy, the roads were slushy and had isolated slick spots. not tracking any wind but we've bb out here since about 4:00 p.m., the temperature at that point 35 degrees rg the latest temperature on the truck right now around 26.5. we have noticed almost a ten-degree temperature drop. the visibilities right now just outside of tysons aren't so bad. our plan is to continue to move eastward and bring you the latest conditions on area roads. right now though, route 7 is okay with just wet roads, not slick conditions. but as the snow continues to move in, of course, we could notice some slick spots likely developing, doug. >> thanks. stay safe out there. you can see the first band here, one more back to the west you'll see more snow showers toward martinsburg. the big notice is windchills of 11 back to the west. we'll talk much more about the cold that moves in next in just a minute. >>> here is a live look at the roads on i-270 in montgomery county. this snow burst could be trouble if you're getting ready to head out. farther south, news4 tr

high temperatures tomorw as i mentioned nice 46 in d.c. 45 in leesburg 43 in martinsburg, 48 towards fredericksburg. it will be a little breezy at times so that'll make it feel cooler but with plenty of sunshine temperatures i think friday will be a fantastic day. get out and ride bike tomorrow. 46 3:00. doreen you love those guys don't you? 44 at 5:00 42 at 7:00. vance would rather be on a harley. anyway going to be on the low side. breezy but mild. again, mild wi temperature average by about 35 degrees. get out and enjoy the tay because you know it won't last long. right back down to 3 saturday. plenty of sunshine on saturday but it will be a little cooler. then we have a chance for rain on sunday. not everybody's going to see the rain. lit most likely be from i-95 to the east. we're talking act areas of southern maryland northern virgin and the district. to the we much less of a chance, especially back toward the blue ridge and i-81. something we'll be watching though. 44 degrees if it's strong enough. maybe light snow on the backside but not there just yet. 41 degrees for monday

seeing a few flurries come down leesburg and hagerstown. accumulating snow and frostburg and petersburg elkins and then a look at your sunshine 4-day forecast a look at friday and saturday and sunday and the health fitness going on and storm team will be there answering weather questions thursday friday saturday. i'll be back to talk about this later. >>> they found something important down at the bottom of the java sea today. they have found the tail section of flight 8501 more than 100 feet below the surface. the ceo of airasia says the black boxes should be in that part of the wreckage. that plane crashed 11 days ago while flying to singapore. there were 162 people on board that plane. they've recovered 40 bodies so far. >>> freight trains filled with hazardous materials traveling daily through d.c. the iteam show us how one spill could threaten workers and even the capitol. >>> a father mourns the l of his son who may have been distracted while crossing the radio tracks going home. >>> is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now

. >>> first on 4 tonight, we have learned that the death of a baby from leesburg virginia, last fall has now been ruled a homicide. >> news4 started tracking this case in october when we learned the death was considered suspicious. tonight, even though the cause of death is known no charges have been filed. here's northern virginia bureau chief julie carey. >> reporter: rest in paradise devin is the title of the facebook page the baby's mother created after her daughter died last fall. this is the leesburg townhouse where devin alice was being cared for by her father last october 3rd the day he tells police she fell ill while he was feeding her. the 9-month-old was first taken to a local hospital, then airlifted to children's national medical center. she died on october 5th. we've been following the case ever since, especially after we found this search warrant affidavit in the case suggesting the death was suspicious. the court document reports children's hospital doctors found devin had injuries consistent with blunt force trauma and that the baby had multiple broken ribs, some app

you can see it around burke its vil and brunswick to leesburg right now. that is pockets of moderate rain, even heavy rain where i've seen rainfall rates over half inch per hour. eventually montgomery count yit, damascus 270 into gaithersburg in the next 45 minutes to about an hour. bethesda, eventually areas of 495 will see this rain move in right along 66. and 50. meanwhile, down on the tail end is where we've seen some of heaviest rain, south of culpeper and right on down into areas of southwestern virginia. severe weather threat for this evening, fairly low. there could be some brief high winds coming with some pockets of moderate rains. but for the most part it's friday that will be the day for severe weather across the area. umbrella? yes. there could be an isolated thunderstorm or two coming this evening. and there is a chance of a rain delay because this line will be making its way right over the ballpark i think around 7:00. 48 degrees the temperature. you heard diana say it's chilly out there. by last out, temperatures drop to the mid-40s. here i

airy and damascus moderate impact for rockville, leesburg baltimore. but most of this will stay to the north. not too worried about this event tomorrow at all. latest on this though at 11:00 tonight. the big worry, 52 degrees on wednesday, but then snow overnight wednesday into thursday. high temperature thursday of only 35 degrees. we drop down to 17 yeah water main break temperatures as we make our way towards the weekend, a little warmer. >> thanks doug. we like that. >>> coming up on our broadcast, diana has some really juicy news about our guys try to get a hold of that guy. think nfc north. ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture under control. know you can see how much you have to spend and whether you should transfer funds. know you can easily keep track of what you're putting away. and know you're budgeted for the great escape. thanks to virtual wallet by pnc. ♪ ♪ >>> we're talking about this whole franchise tag and all that kind of stuff with our team and i'm saying that guy's not going to stay. he is out of here and will mak

in downtown leesburg today, frozen sidewalks and walking with care was a must. the shovels also out as people cleared their path. and then take a look at this picture sent into us from a viewer. 16th street in south arlington. cars yeah kind of like bumper cars as they headed down the icy hill. now i want to take you back out here to our live shot in vienna. the roads, some of the main roads in decent shape but side roads in slick conditions and for the morning, a challenge. we'll send it back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, adam. >>> from the parking garage at the grovener metro, the scene was actually kind of picturesque this morning. but it wasn't pleasant for drivers who started the day cleaning off their cars or trying to push their way out of ditches on the side of the road. road crews are now out making sure streets are passable for the evening rush. >>> metro buses are now operating under a moderate snow plan they call it. that means service along most of the routes will be okay. but some of the routes might be detoured to keep the buses off street

and along the beltway and manassas and near zero visibility and it could also be back toward leesburg and fredericksburg and it goes to show you we could see fog tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon it all clears out, visibility well over ten miles and no problem, tomorrow afternoon and watch what happens on sunday morning, though, and look how much of the area sunday morning gets close to zero visibility and leesburg and manassas closer to the bay and closer to the river and we could see some fog early this morning and that fog may stick around for a while in some looks and that could help bring the temperatures down just a bit. hour by hour, 50 degrees with some fog early and climbing to 66 degrees by 8:00 and a great day on our saturday. even if we had the cloud it's still mild. 69 and 68 on monday. tuesday and wednesday, we're still above average and then we'll start to see cooler air. next friday, a high of only 47 with a chance of shower activity, thursday and friday. >> thank you, doug. coming up, a new face on the redskins offense. how adding some new legs to the mix might

these are the highs today. 28 in leesburg 26 in baltimore, the official high at reagan national 30 degrees. i just looked at it last hour. hey, at least we made it to 30 degrees today. how about that. right now a very cold 28 degrees. visibility no problem. clear skies for the most part. going to be a nice night but a cold night. bundle up already down to 21 in gaithersburg baltimore, and hagerstown 28 in fredericksburg and the cold spot patuxent river, coming in at 20 degrees. we'll see a big change in the next couple days not with rain or snow but from the sunshine and from the warmer temperatures making their way our way. clouds to the north and west but the storm itself that came through yesterday went all the way down to the south. this is the frontal boundary now draped down through central florida. temperatures in florida into the 50s. they're hurting down there today. they were staying earlier saw a lot of people complaining act 50s. we're hoping to get to the 50s next couple of days because this is what we have tonight. 11 in gaithersburg 13 in la plata, 11 in manassas 10 in leesb

most of tomorrow looking good, a hive 85, quantico 85 leesburg and 80 fredericksburg. southern maryland, a little bit of a different story here the farther south and east you are the better chance you have for scattered afternoon showers swim. sometime going to see the morning rain, most likely ending by 9:00. most of the afternoon okay, a few more clouds down towards this area one thing to watch out for. heading to the pool tomorrow no worries, 81 to 86 good by afternoon. again 5:00, 6:00 time to go to the pool, maybe not in the a.m., but 5 p.m., perfect. 85 on your saturday, 90 on sunday, 89 on monday all looking pretty good with fairly low humidity. humidity, way up there on tuesday. look at those numbers 94 good chance of not just strong but possibly severe weather. that's something we will continue to watch. >> cancel my 5 a.m. swim now. >> yeah. right. i don't think -- i don't knowby pool is open at 5 or 6 a.m. actually. >> thank you. >>> in sports the battle of the beltways getting under way in just minute folks. what we should be looking for in this year's seri

high in leesburg 90 fredericksburg 89. the heat index got over 90 for a time this afternoon. also, a few showers and thunderstorms, look toward luray, some of that activity that will try to make its way into northern virginia over the next couple of hours. that we'll tain to watch for you. tonight's hid lines, hot and hiemd'd humid, you know that. best storm chances over the next couple of days i'll have that forecast for you then a rather unsettled weekend. we'll talk about that. if you have plans this weekend, i'll have that forecast in a couple of minutes. >>> jason rezaian is "the washington post" te'i rain bureau chief. he was locked up in at thattehran in july without access to a murder, then with espionage. his trial got under way today and his family says that trial is a sham. steve handelsman on capitol hill with more on this story. >> very disturbing. not what we would call a trial. it went on for about two hours today and it's not clear what happened in the proceedings before a notoriously hard-line judge in tehran. then the trial was adjourned and it's not clear w

we will see some showers that's really about it. 72 in leesburg, 72 dulles, much cooler that yesterday 76 hunting town. here is the radar you seeks actually what i'm talking about, just showers and these are all fairly light up toward frederick, back toward the west, back toward northern fauquier county, marshall and front royal. notice the showers in loudoun county quickly died as they moved to east. really what's going to continue to happen here, we will see a few light showers, one around fairfax, another down around burke, braddock road there, more back to the west. this is the area of some heavier rain. this is going to come together and move across our region overnight tonight, most likely after 10:00. this evening, no problems. take the small umbrella. see occasional shower this evening, nothing big. out at 1 or 2 a.m., jim vance, you might have to use the bigger umbrella. that's bottom time that big umbrella will be used tonight. mainly cloudy, humid, a few showers, 82 to 90 the day tomorrow, i think we will see the chance for thunderstorm activity, most of the day tomorrow loo

we're not going down that much tonight at all. 64 college park and 64 leesburg and that's the number of the hour. it was 69 at dulles and that set a new record for the day and we set a couple of records in the last couple of days. here's the radar and notice where the showers are now and the heaviest rain is now moving out and here's the rain through loudoun county and over toward sterling and ashburn reporting some of that rain, close to the hearndon region and that's springfield seeing light showers and that will be about it and just straight shower activity now. i want to show you the storm system and see how it's moving to the north and east. our air, our cold air is coming from the north and west and that's just not happening. we are not giving the cold air. we still have the southwesterly flow and that means we'll see another very warm day tomorrow. so hour by hour, 57 degrees at 7:00 a.m. and up to 62 degrees by 4:00 and just beautiful weather going on in the next couple of days, but there is cold air in the forecast. 55 on wednesday and 55 on thursday and a good chance of rai

this is right around the leesburg area. leesburg under a severe thunderstorm warning. that warning as i look at it goes until the 6:45 hour so once again we're talking about loudon county. let's zoom in on that one, too. show you where it is. loudon county off towards the east and would include dulles airport. it would include reston. herndon. this until 6:30. heads up timing it up. sterling around 6:33. drainsville around 6:44. great falls at around 6:50. a busy night for the storm center and keeping you posted. >> thanks, doug. >>> coming up, the door wouldn't shut and the train kept going. what metro's saying about the scary ride involving one of the least reliable cars. >>> i'm julie carey in fredericksburg and got new documents exploreing whether grace mann was threatened on social media prior to the death and whether the threats came (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> the trip home from work is probably going to be a lot smoother for some metro rider

out the temperature right now, at least the high today 93 that was just an hour ago, 90, manassas and leesburg temperatures will start cooling off, right on down into the 80s as we hit 8, 9:00, 83. it's going to be warm and it will start turning more humid during the overnight period and it's the higher humidity those high temperatures and fast-moving, potent cold front that enters the area that will present itself with severe weather throughout our area. now, we could see damaging gusts, hail, even a chance of an isolated tornado take you hour by hour and show you when that line of storms will be coming through our area. jim? >> thanks veronica. >>> headstones and caskets washed away. tonight, a look at the extensive damage at a local cemetery after those weekend storms. >>> i'm julie carey in fredericksburg where police are investigating two bullets fired into an apartment here. now, residents are raising questions about why police had to be called back a second time before they found a man dead inside. >>> and a possible break in the search for two inmates who broke out of prison. that brea

left of dusk and nice weather. 62 degrees by 9:00 and 59 degrees by 11:00 and still quite mild. 74 leesburg and 66 down towards manassas and a mild night ahead of the cold front that's coming through right now. the shower activity and you can see some just above the banner in toward pennsylvania and fulton and franklin county seeing showers and these will come through hagerstown before fiddling on out, but we may see a sprinkle or two as we make our way in through the evening. tomorrow's forecast mostly sunny, breezy and cool. temperatures 61 to 67 and temperatures 15 degrees cooler tomorrow and it will be rather breezy. in the shade it will be a breezy day. you may need a jacket early for the marine corps marathon. if you're headed out to the hiv-aids walk bundle up and saturday morning looking quite cool for the marine corps marathon and a sprinkle early and showers around 11:00, 1:00 and these are isolated showers and do not think it will be raining all that much on sunday morning and you may see showers and you may be running through. temperatures, though, on the good side for a run. fo

still gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour across the region. 31 in leesburg 25 camp springs. feels-like temperature at 8:00 10 in d.c. 4 in gaithersburg 4 in winchester 2 towards hagerstown. it starts to get better. at 11:00, 7 in d.c. that's as low as we go. then the winds begin to calm and by early tomorrow morning at least we're back into the teens in the city still in the single digits back toward the west. the temperatures will really be the factor tomorrow morning. even around noon we still have windchills in the low 20s in most locations, teens up towards the north and east. again, a very cold start to the day tomorrow. fairly cool finish but better afternoon for sure. storm team 4 radar all clear. it will stay that way over the next 24 to 48 hours. our next storm system way back towards the west not even showing up on this map. we saw our cold front move through. that allowed things to clear out nicely this evening with those winds. tomorrow mostly sunny skies, a few clouds from time to time. high of 38 degrees. fen again, after about 2:00 we'll get a couple hours of

this is where this is going, up toward leesburg. i think it may stay just to the west of leesburg but middle but, 6:57, around 7:25 and waterford, 7:36 if it holds together. i do expect it to hold together as it moves across the area the next hour, northern virginia, still the place for the shower activity over the next few hours and then we could see some more toward maryland, but most of the bulk of the moisture still back to the west as the cold front is back to the west, as it moves in, hour by hour, here we go 8 a.m. tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies, 77 degrees, 85 tomorrow around noon, warm and very humid, a couple of showers around, but the best chance will be later on between 4 and 8:00 tomorrow night, storms likely tomorrow evening, around 83 degrees. that's the time we are taking on the lions tomorrow at fedex field. if you have plans to go out to fedex, definitely make sure that you're ready for that. as far as the exercise goes, showers with some storms late with in the day, 87 your friday, here is the best weather in the w

knolls as balance -- 39 in washington and annapolis. 36 in la plata, and leesburg and some scattered light showers tomorrow morning. cloudy at 4:00 a.m. notice these pockets of rain on future weather favoring areas north and west of washington. 6:00 a.m. though we are tracking showers moving through the d.c. metro area and we have that threat of showers inside the beltway until about 8:00 9:00 a.m. after that quickly exits. we're breaking out into sunshine. tomorrow afternoon is nice a bit breezy looking at a high of 62 a we'll hit that at about 4:00 5:00 p.m. in the afternoon. on tuesday we start off dry, but some scattered showers are likely during the afternoon and evening hours. that could impact the tuesday commute. thursday 72 mostly to partly sunny skies. chances of a smiled shower on friday. easter 60 sunny, seasonable. >> i think after last night and this morning we'll take it. >>> coming up alex >>> well this one looked like it was going to be a nail-biter until all of a sudden it wasn't. >> if only we got this kind of effort from start to finish yesterday from the capitals

will be close to the freezing mark and we have a freezing mark in the western zones and back towards leesburg and everybody to the west, temperatures at or below freezing tomorrow night or sunday night. i have the numbers for you there. >> news 4 has learned today that metro is inching closer to tapping its next leader. sources tell our transportation reporter adam tuss, the list of candidates for gm is down to three now and by next week will be down to two. the finalists are all transportation professionals. the board will select a new gm and make the announcement in early november. former gm richard charles retired in early january just days before the underground smoke incident in la font plaza. >>> you can call it a deadly love triangle and even that doesn't begin to capture the complexity of a double murder case in maryland. tonight a husband and his lover are dead. his wife, her daughter and boyfriend are in jail and we are learning about the hours leading up to the violence inside a home in anne arundel county. meagan fitzgerald was in court in annapolis today and joins us with the new

right now 89 in washington. 86 in leesburg. for the evening hours we'll find temperatures generally hanging in the 80s. it's muggy outside. it's dry for the evening hours. a lot of it is fall apart but it could still touch off a shower or two. tomorrow here is noon on future weather. the cloud/sun mix like we saw today. 2:00 p.m. starting to see the showers and thunderstorms fire across the area. notice not everybody sees rain. plenty of dry time throughout the day tomorrow. i think the best chance of rain is actually going to be during the evening hours from 6:00 p.m. on into the early overnight hours. i also want to point out this feature here. this is overnight sunday into monday. some heavy rain potentially along the maryland pennsylvania border. for tomorrow the greatest threat would be heavy rain with any storms. that could reduce visibility and lead to isolated flooding. widespread severe weather is not in forecast but i can't rule out that one or two thunderstorms could be on that strong to severe side. a high temperatu

new at 6:00, pat collins is reporting from leesburg on why this man will have two days of sentencing. >> it was a swifted case of murder that left a sea of sorrow in loudoun county. >> corey madison shot and killed by his wife's ex-husband. >> the one word i would use is tragedy. you have a man who is a loving father, loving stepfather by all accounts who is doing nothing, but putting the kids to bed when someone busts through his door ask shoots him to death. >> denise madison, she was there when it happened. at the time she was pregnant with corey's child. in fact, a few days ago she gave birth to that little girl. upon she brought the babe toe court today to watch as her ex-husband entered a no-contest plea to the charges. >> what was it like for you in there today? >> um, i'd prefer not to say anything right now. >> the no-contest plea by nguyen carries the same consequences as a guilty plea. the sentencing is set for two days in february because newend's lawyers want to produce some mental health experts as they seek leniency here. nguyen could get life. prison here and life is w