northwest winds reallyea in just after the sun went down last night as the re-enforcing shot of cold air arrived. we were above 40 degrees yesterday, but if you blinked, you ssed. the high was 43 and sandwiched in a 55 or 60 minute window at0 .m. in the afternoon and temperatures have been falling ever since. into the teens and low and mid 20s but theind is sti blowing. wind chill is 8 in gaithersburg, 3 in martinsburg and 15 here in ington the wind chill. we might be above freezing for just a few hours this but the two operative words for today, melissa mollet is cold and windy. sounds lovely. all right. ank you, chuck. a seek heater day. beltsville problem there as pll. outer lf the beltway at 59 we have a crash there blocking the right side. rest othe beltw looks okay. east side, south side no major problems or west side, south side i should say. brentwood southbound route 1. water main break.n no word when that will get cleared out of the way. if you re heading into the
ougetting. have noticed? little bit. sun is out. and today when we chang the clocks ahead this weekend, you ll really notice. those who have to go to bedly super e the days of going to bed in the dark are coming to a quick end as sunsets will be after 7:00 starting on sunday. right now the cold wind is blowing. wind chills are going to hover between about 5 and 15 degrees this morning. and stay in the teens to around 20 all day. barely above freezing.hi i only national airport for two or three hours today is likely to get above most of the outlying suburbs especially northern maryland and the shenandoah valley not going to get above 30 or 31 degrees owtoday. righthe temperatures in the teens and 20s. that only tells half the story. the gusty northwest winds have wind chills now at 7 in montgomery county, 9 in loudon county and 11 down in southern maryland. there s your planner. plenty of sunshine, plenty of wind. temperatures today struggling to get above 30 degrees for m
skies are clear outside this morning. a beautiful golden glow there to the eastern sky. don t let that pretty picture fool yo is cold this morning. 20 now at dulles airport, 18 in winchester, 17 in gaithers 21 in prince george s county and the wind is blowing too. wind chills are hovering between 5 and 1 degre midwinter cold for sure on a march morning. here islaourer then for today. it will be bright and sunny all day. it will als stay windy and cold all day. afternoon temperatures today just a few hours above about 30 to 32 degrees. that s it. and another real cold start coming up tomorrow morning. melissa mollet, good morning to you. good chilly morning to you, chuck bell. 3unt rainer southbound route 1 atth street, everybody getting left to get by the water main break. they re obvkusly hard at w on this. no word on when things might be cleared out of the way if y heading into northeast going down rhode island avenue could be a problem for you. southeast inbound at sterl
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drivers were being stopped tonight. reporter: police are checking for drunk drivers and warning people about the dangers of others. this is all in memory of autumn jenkins, who was killed in a head-on crash with a drunk driver in april. you have saved a life if you get one impaired driver off of the roadways. on them is gone. she is now a statistic. the young woman s father is also a volunteer firefighter and says her story needs to be told to save lives. we have to educate the public on driving intoxicated. and hopefully they will be able to educate more people as we go along. tonight is just the beginning. more than 10,000 people were killed across the united states in 2013 and accidents involving alcohol, a statistic that might be shocking to some people being stopped here. the man accused of hitting autumn jenkins has yet to come to trial. police say the investigation is not yet over. the family watched the checkpoint. her father says she did a lot with her