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we are glad that you are inside. snowy conditions causing a number of accidents over night. this is arlington. you can see some of the lines. some of snow cover. this was here in northwest, nebraska avenue. some of the trucks are out and about trying to salt and clear. u.s. park police responding to multiple accidents on the w or gw parkways. if you are headed out there, do be careful and be cautious. go slow. there was a little bit of a slick spot out there. lets take a look at the conditions right now. lets go to our somara theodore. > it does not take much with the ground so cold, you are seeing the snow sticking. be careful if you got to hit the road this morning. here is a look at the radar. we got the snow moving quickly. right now in the district pretty dry, along i-81 corridor and we are seeing flurries. that s going to be the gist for the next couple of hours. we start to dry things out as we head into the afternoon. notice most of us in the clear. there is ....
tracking dangerously cold temperatures across the area. we re 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 wasn t horrible if you re all covered up. once the wind blows that s 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. that s why we have the wind chill advisory between 6:00 and noon saturday. saturday another very frigid day. slight relief on sunday, and then we re tracking a storm system that could even bring so, i am saying there is some relief, but it s not coming very quickly. but you re saying the ....
reporter: yes, that s right. i have his gloves on. and doug said it. even if you re bundled up the way i am, it still goes right through you. we re by the clarenden metro station. when people get off they are moving quickly because it is dangerously cold. i m 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 they d look for kevin because they never turn people away. the lady brought me two blankets, small blankets right here. it s hard, you know what i mean? it is real hard out here. reporter: wind chills are near 0 and falling dangerously. i m really from up north, boston, and this feels like boston. this feels like boston, yeah, it s that cold. yeah, this is boston cold. reporter: deborah greenfield positive this is just too cold for arlington. ....
night if not colder. i think tonight will be colder. we have a wind chill advisory in effect now until noon tomorrow. the wind chill will be between 5 and 15 below 0. we ll be tracking it as we move through. so cold tonight, continuing right on through tomorrow, but here s the good news. we could circle that right there. much warmer next week. we ll be able to thaw out for at least a little while. much more on that coverage and including another wintry storm coming up on monday. see you in minutes. so, there is reason for hope. thank you, doug. team and coverage of the cold takes us to arlington tonight. we found people there wearing layers of scarves, layers of coats, even face masks to try to keep warm in this cold. news4 s kristin wright joins us now. kristin, i heard you say earlier you were wearing your photographer s gloves to stay warm? reporter: i am. i did bring my gloves. they just weren t warm enough. so, these ones are nice and toasty because you re go ....
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