Well be in the 60s. By the time we get overnight we will turn cooler with strong, gusty winds, temperatures in the 40s by tomorrow morning. This after hitting 80 degrees today. The wind gusts looking on our storm watch 7 future cast will be in the 25 to 30mileperhour range overnight early tomorrow and then stay very breezy throughout the day with a fair amount of sunshine. The winds finally dying down tomorrow night. All these little blue dots you see, the dark blue, are wind damage reports, and the lighter blue are high wind gusts about 129 as we can count them through the midatlantic area reported so far and no surprise with the high winds. One of the reports is in kensington we received a report of a wind gust there that was in the upper 50s to about 58 Miles Per Hour. That is a really strong wind gust but very typical of what we dealt with around the area. Kensington is where we find abc 7 meteorologist josh knight who was out during the height of the storm chasing the wind and fou
Bret, good evening. Confident the special counsel investigation by Robert Mueller will show no evidence of wrongdoing by the Trump Campaign with russian collusion with the interference of the u. S. Election. With a major document central to that investigation now shown to be nothing more than political opposition, the white house believes it has a wind at its back. After revelations that the Clinton Campaign and dnc paid for the now infamous, unverified dossier, President Trump today took sharp came at the Mueller Investigation on twitter. It is now commonly agreed, the president wrote, after many months of costly looking there is no collusion between russia and trump, was collusion with hc. Details will be vague, but it will give americans a clear idea on how much in taxpayer money mueller is bending. The president suggested that the mueller special investigation is a waste of money . I think the president has been pretty clear what his positions throughout this process, i thought the
Housing alliance says thousands in Northern Virginia are missing out on rental assistance
Up to 40 million Americans were at risk of eviction this year if the economic status of the country remained dismal, highlighted by an August Aspen Institute report. Author: Matthew Torres Updated: 6:51 PM EST December 30, 2020
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Tens of millions of renters in the country struggling during the pandemic can avoid eviction for at least one more month.
The latest $900 billion stimulus package signed by President Donald Trump last Sunday included $25 billion for rental assistance and the extension of a national eviction ban through Jan. 31.
Approximately $900 million of the funds will go towards communities across Virginia, according to the Northern Virginia Affordable Housing Alliance (NVAHA). How much of the money will be dispersed in certain jurisdictions will be determined at a later date.