downtown washington. there is your forecast. partly sunny skies, could be a sprinkle or shower but most of the us of us should remine dry. high temperature 57 degrees. i ll have more on the good- looking weekend forecast in a couple of minutes. allison. tucker, thank you so much. our top story this morning, the holiday shopping season is here, folks. but before you go out and buy the new toys for the little ones, tips you need to know to keep your kids safe. kim duelic joins us with some advice on purchasing safe toys. kim, good morning. thank you. thank you for having me. the season ahere and you all come out with an annual checklist, if you will. and those recommendations have just come down today. that s right. cps c is giving parents a three- pronged safety approach for purchasing safe toys this holiday season. and first we want parents to remember which toy for which child when shopping. choose age-appropriate toys that meet the skills and ability of that par
radar image and you can see that skies aren t too bad this morning. they are mostly clear. we will see some clouds begin to inch their way in here. also, some precipitation out to the west. we don t think most of that make it in here but can t rule out a sprinkle or two during the course of the day today. we ll keep our eyes on that and see how that develops. dulles airport is at 35. winchester is at 5 degrees. your forecast for today looks like this. partly sunny skies, madeleine albright a brief shower or two. i think most of you remain dry. high about 57 degrees. that is near normal. normal would be 56 degrees and a little bit of a breeze. not as much as yesterday. more in just a bit. thank you. let s check in with julie. the top stretch of the beltway, they were busy clearing roadwork. all of the lanes now open with no incidents to report. 395 still in great shape crossing over the 14th street bridge. that s a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. we are following
i m gurvir dhindsa. i m steve chenevey. glad to be here with you this morning. let s say good morning to tony perkins once again with a look at our forecast. 43-degree here in the dloik and here in the district and much cooler in the outlying areas. i can t tell you about the rest of the forecast, i have to leave that to tucker. it is much cooler than it was yesterday morning at this time. today will be a cooler day. let s go to the graphics. your satellite-radar composite look like this. skies are mostly clear around this region. we do are clouds off to the west. some of those will make their way in here and will become partly cloudy. there is moisture out there to the west. you don t have to worry about that too much. i would not be shocked if we get a sprinkle or shower or two here or there. i think for the most part, we ll be dry but some of that may break through. relative humidity, 74%. winds are out of the southwest at three miles per hour. your forecast for
it is calm out there right now. clear skies generally and much cooler than it was 24 hours ago. the clouds and light rain showers that you see will roll in here. partly cloudy skies but it will generally be a dry day today. 46 at reagan national. that is at warm spot. 35 in winchester. 36 in fredericksburg and 35 out at dulles. our highs later today will be cooler than yesterday. partly sunny skies. zoo be a sprinkle or shower. most of us should remain dry. 57 with winds light or out of the west at 10 miles per hour. weekend still looking good. i ll have that for you in just a minute. we want to take a look at our top stories. falling debris forced farragut north metro station to shut down. metro officials are doing a precautionary emergency inspection after a large chunk of concrete fell from the ceiling tile above the north end of the platform. officials say road crews building a median on connecticut street between k and l street apparently did the damage. a guantanamo
processing facility, a two-stor wall ill ploeded from the force of the winds. oh 190 employees were inside at the time. and were quickl evacuated. reporter: two were treated for minor sapes. no one he will was hurt. fortunately the male processing area in this part of the building was em. when the force of the storm hit. it is really bad. you can see it is brick, cindier block. never in my wildest imagination would it that something like that would tear through here and have that much damage in such a quk moment of time. reporter: people who live less than a mile from the postal center felt the full force of the storm as well. on bryant street northeast, the roaring winds brought down trees and power lines. making for tense moment i just fell to the floor. there was this rattling the windows. all of a surkd i felt this big ball of lightning come in the window. so i stayed on the floor for a while until the wind had seased. reporter: while many people we talked to