Noon. Not that thats a really warm temperature for this time of year but its a big rise for those low temperatures that we have during the overnight hours. Its because of clear skies, low humidity and were going to see a breeze out of the northwest keeps things comfortable. Right now its a little bit chilly. 52 in leesburg and 56 in Downtown Washington. 48 degrees right now in culpeper and manassas. Well talk more about the warm up ahead coming up in the first alert seven day but right now time for timesaver traffic. Larry . We do have an issue that just popped up maybe about two or three minutes ago actually in fact. This taking place on powder mill road eastbound just after 95. Sky 9 is over the scene right now to show us whats going o. From early indications it may be a tractortrailer as well as several cars involved blocking the eastbound side. Police as well as emergency crews are on scene so you can see the picture there so that is the emergency crews. We believe that is one of t
Were in the middle, which is whats causing our problems. Middle 50s across the area. That was it. Now the 40s have appeared. Islip, bridgeport, towards islip, jersey shore and newark as well and were continuing to see that northeast wind, 10, 20, 25, gusting over 30 miles an hour. The gusts could reach 40 or greater in miles an hour across the jersey shore and maybe the eastern end of long island. Thats where the concern is for also some coastal flooding. This is the Coastal Flood Advisory in light green across the city, long island, southern connecticut. Thats going until tomorrow. This is the coastal flood warning. Jersey shore is getting hit the hardest with that northeasterly wind. Next high tide cycle comes in past midnight. It will be later than that for the back bays in new jersey. Keep that in mind for a round of potential flooding tonight and tomorrow during tomorrows high tide cycle. Because of the gusts over 40 miles an hour. Heres a good soaking on fox 5 sky guardian. A lot
Three or four constitutional officers in a state. And there has been an enormous amount of activity in the state attorney general space over the past few years. Were seeing an unprecedented amount of activity by state ags, particularly with regards to pushback against federal overreach that oftentimes comes in the form of litigation. Not only are there unprecedented number of lawsuits being brought against the federal government by state ags, but an impressive number of state ags joining in each of those lawsuits. Weve got a group of great people here who are going to have a conversation about this. Im going to introduce our facilitator and moderator, adam white, who has been a long time volunteer leader in the federalist society, is now i believe serving with some distinction at the hoover institution. On monday. Starting on monday. And he just came out with a wonderful piece in the Weekly Standard which is out today i believe called judging roberts, the chief justice of the United St
The 1970s three republicansand five democrats who won here have gone on to win their respective partys nomination. For the republicans, polls show donald trump has a slight lead, with ted cruz in second. However, after a strong showing in the latest debate, marco rubio may have made some in roads with iowa voters. david yepsen Paul Simon Institute polls are a lousy predictor of what happens on caucus night. Lots of margin of error, lots of softness in the polling rubios doing what hes gotta do, getting around, getting some buzz going. On the democratic side, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are in a virtual dead heat. The latest nbcwall street journal poll puts clinton just three points ahead of sanders among iowa voters. And Martin Omalley far behind. Thats notable, considering the difference in supporters and views between the candidates. john avlon the daily beast so these are all fault with such divergent views between two folks, thats different, thats unique and thats fascinatin
26 in duxbury. 28 in sandwich and 18 in the vineyard. 20s. And this is where we should be in january. There is nothing unusual about this. So we get our day started around 7 a. M. , 22 degrees, mostly sunny. Slowly those clouds end up creeping in during the course of the day. 42 at 3 p. M. Kids coming home from school. Pretty dry out there. Definitely dry and pretty bright out there. But the clouds continue to move on in during the course of the evening. Check out what the computer models are saying. They are saying, hey, we are only get can trace amounts of snow and i am on board with that. But come up, where we have the potential of a couple of snow squalls and slightly higher tables. Over to Catherine Parrotta for live drive time traffic. Catherine 4 31 and how your commute looks this early hour. Not bad, and not bad at all. West of the city. The pike is still moving well in both directions. A lot of green on this map. Zooming out a little bit, 128, as well as route 1, really no slu