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Afternoon hours, but once we start to get into the later afternoon and evening hours, we could have a wintry mix moving through parts of the area. Showers, though, mainly only for the d. C. Metro region. Those of you here in purple the countiness purple including western montgomery western loudon fret drikderick northern carroll counties a Winter Weather advisory there 3 00 to 9 00 p. M. Dealing with sleet, freezing rain snow and rain during this time period. Again, the d. C. Metro, mainly only ...

Hurt. But marc has to wait until csx, power crews can come in, cut all of the power to the live wires that are on the train right now, and then try to figure out how to get the train back to the brunswick station and the people to safety. 130 people stuck on that train right now. Again, no one, we believe, at this point has been hurt as a result of whats happened there. Well keep an eye on this. We have a crew headed to the scene, and im talking to the folks in the first floor traffic office. As...

both directions on the beltway. im back in ten minutes with an update on both. aaron and eun, over to you. >> it is one of those mornings. thank you, danella. our brief summer recess is over as well. >> and we are bracing for extreme heat again today. temperatures right now tolerable, well call it that. the sun, though, will heat things up pretty fast, and by this afternoon, its going to be pretty hard to bear. storm4 meteorologist tom kierein now with a look at the day ahead. tom? >...

first a metro train derails at rosalynn station creating may your problems during the evening commute. >> shomari stone is on the scene. tell us what happened, wont you, shomari. >> reporter: right now, jim, doreen, blue and orange lines are operating as scheduled. every 20 minutes. what they normally do at 11:00. you asked what caused all this? we are hearing there was a wheel on the first car of the train. it popped off. caused the train to derail. right now crews are trying to get t...

despite that, even those that did get warning, that was such a destructive tornado it certainly caused two dozen fatalities there. here this morning, we have had thunder showers coming through. they whirled through the last couple hours. you may have been awakened by thunder in loudon, frederick and montgomery counties but that is advancing north and east and pulling away from the metro area, over the eastern shore. a lot of lightning is gone from that. mid-60s around the region. 65, r...

to high water, turn armed, go the other way. dont chance it. you could actually end up with your car flooded, stuck in this stuff. we dont want to see people getting towed. so be aware these are some issues. tracee wilkins. back to you in the studio. >> did you see any other flooding on any major roads on the way out? >> reporter: no, we didnt. ill tell you what we did experience is really heavy rain and it would pour to the point where our visibility was completely gone for a minute o...

arlington, fairfax, montgomery just near 50 degrees on this monday morning. farther west and north, a few locations dipped into the 40s as well as southwest of washington. down to the 40s in prince william and faulkier, madison, green, central shenandoah valley. a few locations in southern maryland. weve got this high pressure in place with a clear sky. well have lots of sunshine today. theres the jefferson memorial under this clear sky. a little bit after 6:00. by 9:00, near 60. a a b...

>> what will be left behind is an enormous mess. >> huge cleanup. well, the spring runoff this year certainly a lot higher than in years past. were into a dry pattern. good morning on this monday morning starting off with a clear sky. weve got the spring constellations gleaming. 57 at reagan national. 50 in prince georges county. arlington and fairfax, low 40s. southern montgomery right now in the low to mid-50s. howard, mid-50s. loudon, frederick, maryland and virginia near 50 degre...

sky watcher camera overlooking northeast washington. off in the horizon is prince georges county. light haze in the air. by 9:00, near 70. sunrise, seven minutes away. by noon time, near 80. mostly cloudy this afternoon. there is a likelihood of storms moving through late afternoon and early this evening. unfortunately, an isolated storm could produce an isolated tornado or damaging winds and hail. stay tuned. well let you know whats going on. from 5:00 this afternoon into the evening ...

tom kierein just told us a few moments ago clouds moved in. we probably should get used to them. they will be with us much of the day before the clouds become rain. >> the big story, the chill in the air. quite cold this morning. here we are april 22nd and talking about chill. down into the 40s in many locations. right now in the mid-40s in washington. and nearby suburbs in montgomery county, down into the upper 30s northern part of montgomery as we look at the temperatures right now. ...