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about the forecast. there are some flurries to be found north of the city of washington up closer to the pennsylvania border. later this afternoon, west to southwesterly winds could be a little gusty at times but that will make it briefly milder for the next day or two. in fact today probably going to be the warmest day of the week. turning noticeably colder by the weekend and watching out for a rain snow combination on sunday. there s that little tiny chance of flurries along the maryland/pennsylvania border. that should be out of here later this afternoon. here s sheena now. it feels colder outside with the wind and the wind going toin crease today but that wind direction today is going to start to warm us up so it s going to be milder today than what we had yesterday across the area. expect temperatures closer to 50 degrees this morning. here s what it feels like, 17 is what it feels like in gaithersburg. frederick feels like 30. culpepper feels like 28 and leesbur ....
it a milder day for sure. we stayed in the 30s yesterday. most places today should be 50 or better. but turning colder and a little chance for some wintry weather as we get toward the second half of the weekend. the whole weekend forecast coming up in a few more minutes. for now more on the details of how chilly it is currently. the wind is making it feel colder across the area so before you head out, grab your warm winter jacket. this is the feels like temperature when you factor many the wind. feels like 24 degrees. gaithersburg still feeling like the teens. 26 is what it feels like in culpepper. 24 in leesburg so everyone is feeling below freezing this morning. 7:00 a.m., 29 degrees. by noon you ll start to notice the winds picking up but that s going to be a wind direction. that will be warming us up more than yesterday. 46 degrees by noon. by 4:00 p.m. today, low 50s and by 7:00 p.m. this evening right around 50 degrees so not a bad to how cold it s going to get ....
the hurricane strength winds. rain coming down. the first effects from hurricane matthew a storm the likes of which we have not seen in more than a decade. we ve already seen heartbreaking images of what this storm can do and the carribbean officials blamed it for hundreds of deaths. and the false scope of the damage is impossible to know at this point as the storm continues to churn at this hour. it continues to change. leaving millions of people wondering what s next? good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. it will be a long night for a lot of people. so far more than 280 deaths in the carribbean blamed on hurricane matthew. the storm is packing winds at 130 miles an hour forcing about 2 million people to leave. first in the storm s path florida where history was made in orlando earlier today. disneyworld did something it s only done four times before. it closed. airports are closed. thousands of flights canceled. amtrak has suspended service between mia ....
beach where the storm is taking hold. reporter: it s worse than it was half an hour ago. but here s the good news. those lights are still on. i know that that s a thing that a lot of people were concerned about when is the power going to go out. but just as i say, as you ask how things are that wind picks right back up again. it s raining sideways right now. it stings. you can see anything. you can hear anything at times. this is what people are dealing with and this is as bad as it s been right now. up until this point. that s just the beginning. the scene in in order. people in georgia and carolinas are also preparing for the worst tonight. fox s joel waldman is in savannah, georgia, where anxiety is riding high. joel, what s happening now? reporter: lucy, good evening to you. you know, since we talked to you last there has been not a single drop of rain. kind of an overcast day. it remains that way, of course, everyone here concerned about what is heading up to ....
fox s aaron messner is juno beach where the storm is taking hold. reporter: it s worse than it was half an hour ago. but here s the good news. those lights are still on. i know that that s a thing that a lot of people were concerned about when is the power going to go out. but just as i say, as you ask how things are that wind picks right back up again. it s raining sideways right now. it stings. you can see anything. you can hear anything at times. this is what people are dealing with and this is as bad as it s been right now. up until this point. that s just the beginning. the scene in in order. people in georgia and carolinas are also preparing for the worst tonight. fox s joel waldman is in savannah, georgia, where anxiety is riding high. joel, what s happening now? reporter: lucy, good evening to you. you know, since we talked to you last there has been not a single drop of rain. kind of an overcast day. it remains that way, of course, everyone here concerned ....