the metro tunnel. dc s mayor is promising total transparency on the city s part. and stephanie ramirez has more. reporter: bruce, this is the 37-page report that gives a more detailed time line into what happened last monday. it also provides information of communication issues. communication issues that were reported days before the fatal tragedy. it s not surprising. reporter: while maybe not surprised, there are many concerns with this report, reported on past metro emergencies, now runs a fire and ems website, often working as a consultant. with this new report, he tells me his concerns are number one, that metro waited a number of minutes before they contacted dc 911. when they contacted them, they didn t have a lot of detailed information. the other thing in the report is that the dc 911 center very quickly. it took them 6 minutes once they had a confirmed call at the station before they dispatched fire and ems. that s way too long. reporter: but one of the t
is welcome news. temperatures still chilly, still 41 at reagan initial. the colder air off to the west. scanning the skies, quiet conditions, high pressure moves overhead. that means our skies will clear for the overnight. we ll see temperatures that will eventually fall into the 20 s to low to mid 30 s and waking up to a little bit of sunshine. coming up, we ll talk about what to expect for christmas eve and christmas day. we could be looking at a more significant storm over the next seven days. that is not the news that people at dulles wanted. the winds caused backups at the airport tonight. richard, if a period of time it did slow things down at the airport. that s right. at least for now things seem to be dying down. these bushes were blowing around wildly just a short time ago. traveling through the holidays it could always been a hassle but the win added an additional element. a gusty day. a little bumpy coming in. it wasn t snow but 40 miles an hour wind. al
thieves rough up a fedex driver and steal packages from his truck just days before christmas. plus, it s getaway day f that involved traveling by plane, the wind made it slow going for some. good evening, everyone. have you been outside? it s blustery out there. been that way all day. so let s get right to storm team 4 meteorologist. that wind makes it feel colder out there tonight. absolutely right. it sure does. the wind, even though it s fading down now that the sunset, it s still just enough of a breeze to keep wind chills in the 20s for your saturday evening plans. how high did the winds gust this afternoon? how about 51 miles an hour at mart inzburg airport. also 51 mile per hour gusts at dulles international. 49 mile per hour in hagerstown. even in town, reagan national, a 43 per hour gust. we re down to that 15 to 30 mile per hour range. that is helping a bit. wind chills are in the 20s and low 30s. prepare for a cold saturday evening. what about tomorrow and chr
if you are watching us now you re included in this winter storm warning. that s right. we ve been tracking this storm since last week. the question isn t if the snow gets here but when. now the latest on the timing and the track of this storm. well, parts north of washington will already start to see a wintry mix by 9:00 this evening. we re looking at a wintry mix overnight in the d.c. metro area from about 11:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. everybody under this winter storm warning and it goes until 6:00 tomorrow evening. so with the wintry mix we re worried about a layer of ice and then when that mix change to snow, snow on top of ice. that will lead to dangerous travel. especially early tomorrow morning. and once we see the change over to all snow, the snow will be heavy. by 6:00 a.m., most if not all the area will already see about two to three inches of snow. here s the radar right now. just scattered rain but don t worry. this is going to fill in. this is our storm syst
weather outside. here s a live look out there. a bitter blast of arctic air hitting the dmv right now. winter weather, not letting up a bit. we are even sing snow flying in parts of our viewing area right now. glenn gwen tolbart has more. we ll deal with this the course of tonight and couple days ahead. we ve got this series of clipper systems moving through, fast-moving, leaving all of this in place. looking at live radar, a few light snow flurries here and there, nothing that s going to do too much in terms of accumulation, so that s one thing we won t have to worry about. looking at the weather maps, looking at the numbers, an advisory is currently in effect for the west. this over the allegheny front and garrett county, maryland area through until at least sunday, some areas until monday. looking at the highs today, 32 at reagan national airport. 30 at dulles. 29 at bwi thurgood marshall. and currently it is only 29 at dc. 28 at dulles, and 29 at baltimore. temperatures