Tracking dangerously cold temperatures across the area. Were talking below 0 once again. Those numbers going to continue to go down as we move through the night tonight. Winds gusting over 30 miles an hour. Leesburg up to 37 miles an hour, 33 d. C. , 29 in gaithersburg. And it is all about the wind. We have plenty of sun today. Just walking outside into 18 degree temperatures wasnt horrible if youre all covered up. Once the wind blows thats when things really kim down, and you feel temperatures like this, 5 below. The current wind chill in martinsburg 5 below, 4 below in d. C. , 6 below in annapolis. We expect to be between 5 and 15 below 0, maybe as low as 20 below in some sportts. Thats why we have the wind chill advisory between 6 00 and noon saturday. Saturday another very frigid day. Slight relief on sunday, and then were tracking a storm system that could even bring so, i am saying there is some relief, but its not coming very quickly. But youre saying theres a chance. All right.
Reporter yes, thats right. I have his gloves on. And doug said it. Even if youre bundled up the way i am, it still goes right through you. Were by the clarenden metro station. When people get off they are moving quickly because it is dangerously cold. Im the one going to freeds out here. They told me it was going to be below 10 tonight. How am i going to survive out here . Reporter kevin waters said he might sleep on the street in arlington tonight. He told us nearby shelters were full. We called and they said theyd look for kevin because they never turn people away. The lady brought me two blankets, small blankets right here. Its hard, you know what i mean . It is real hard out here. Reporter wind chills are near 0 and falling dangerously. Im really from up north, boston, and this feels like boston. This feels like boston, yeah, its that cold. Yeah, this is boston cold. Reporter deborah greenfield positive this is just too cold for arlington. Because its just to the bone. It cuts thro
See some ice on area roads and sidewalks especially. So, were going to have much more on this. Were going to take you hour by hour. Something we havent seen in close to three weeks, guys. Were going to like this one. Boy, all right. Might be flipflop weather. Lots of schools in our area decided to let the kids out early so they could get home safely. Big changes today and perhaps tomorrow morning. News4s amee cho continues our Team Coverage now in aspen hill. She talked to parents and administrators about the days tough call. Hey, amee. Reporter hi, jim and wendy. It was tough because they had to make that call early in the morning when they still werent sure what was going to happen. Its looking okay out here. It was sleeting a little bit on and off earlier. Roads are looking good. We did see a lot of early school closures. As you can imagine that made for some very happy kids and their parents took the news in stride, too. As buses loaded up and kids headed home, one student had a ve
A desperate search for a missing man came to a tragic end here, a wooded area near Bwi Thurgood Marshall airport. His body was discovered just inside the woodline and they called the police. We got the call that they found mr. Dehavens body. Reporter police had been energized by a tip. A man picked up mr. Dehaven at routes 1 and 32 in Howard County the same day he disappeared but the man dropped him off near anne arundel high school. We had no clue if this was the person we were looking for. It wasnt until he saw the media report that he realized and put two and two together that it was mr. Dehaven and thats why he called us. Reporter his body was found about eight miles from that high school. He was considered police say if you are to encounter someone who needs help, dont hesitate to intervene. Drop them off at a firestation, a church, somewhere that they can get additional service. Its really important that we all may attention when you see something, say something, let our Public S
Maximum of life in prison. Plus, 20 years. In the newsroom, im erika gonzalez. Hard to believe. So chilling. Thank you, erika. We turn to the dramatic situation unfolding out west. A frantic search for survivors after the deadly mudslides in the Santa Barbara area. New individual kbroe shows the extent of the cars buried in mud and trees toppled over. The posh town of montecito looking more like a junk yard and the system that triggered all of this mess, well, its headed this way now. Thats right. Doug is going to explain the impact when it gets here. First, Pat Lawson Muse has a look at the rescue efforts under way. Leon, some people helping and some dont even know if their loved ones are alive. Ground zero of the storm in the wealthy town of montecito near sant ta barbara. Crews are using every tool available to them. Boats. Nbc had exclusive video as crews rescued a 14yearold girl from her collapsed home. Heres a look at that video right now. Two dozen people are still missing. A ma