has your first alert forecast, kaj. a warm front is moving into eastern iowa today bringing a chance of morning flurries. the big story though, is that temperatures should go back to seasonable values through friday. in fact, highs today will approach the mid-upper 20s in all areas today with lower 30s also possible in some spots. plan on a warmer thursday with highs well into the 30s. given that there isn t much moisture within the warm air, fog is not anticipated at this time. a small chchce of snow exists both early friday and again saturday night as another arctic front approaches the area. latest data suggests that we may not crack zero in some spots on sunday with the arctic air again plunging south. there are no major systems in the offing, with another warming trend suggested by the middle of next week. enjoy a warmer day!today: am flurries, m/cloudy high: 26-32 winds: sw 5-15 alo: 25 dbq: 25 iow: 30tonight: partly cloudy low: 20-26 winds: sw 5-10 alo: 21 dbq: 20 iow:
we re going to make more of it, and i think we re going to be able to share it with more people, and that s kind of our intent there. right now dave says he s waiting on approval to move forward with more construction from the historic preservation office. he says that process could take nearly three months. we ve got you covered live in the newsroom macleod hageman kwwl news. organizers are optimistic the single-speed restaurant portion of the brewery will open next year. weather will be much calmer in eastern iowa than out on the east coast. let s go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your first forecast. information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we are heading into a quiet weekend with temperatures by sunday. the next chance of snow arrives on monday. light snow falls monday afternoon into monday night. early indications show about 1-3 of snow will fall across eastern iowa. late m
congress but they re not happy with the democrats. the democrats have a 60% disapproval rating. signs of the shutdown are notably on the national monument. they were erecting barriers around landmarks such as the lincoln memorial. each includes a printed message explaining why they are closed. overseast extends where 24 american cemeteries are off-limits to visitors and that includes the american cemetery at normandy where 9000 service in our area. they say why the sawtek while the cemeteries are close, they will avoid confrontation a possible. memorial for those who served in world war ii is surrounded i it barricades. it cannot stop dozens of war veterans on their special trip to the nation s capital. this is a generation known for overcoming obstacles. quite 92 veterans when i think they would get beyond the fence when they came here to see the monument up and close. something changed. someone moved to the fence and they went inside. they can go ahead and walk at the
hit with snow, sleet and freezing rain tomorrow. state highway crews already treating local roads. and warning people to avoid driving if possible. tonight we re on storm watch. da darsie spencer has more. this just in, a winter weather advisory has been issued for washington and areas of southern maryland. areas back to the west after a winter storm watch. now these weather alerts will begin tomorrow morning, and they re going to run through monday morning. the greatest concern with the system will be freezing rain it could lead to power outages, especially for areas to the west of the district if we can switch computers over to max 22 where i can show you the winter storm watch and winter weather advisory, again that goes from sunday morning through monday morning, again, the greatest concern will be freezing rain. so here s what you can expect. morning snow, getting into the afternoon hours, we re dealing with sleet and freezing rain. most areas will see mainly rain then
. now at 11:00. most of us under a winter storm warning from bone chilling temperatures to sleet, freezing rain and ice. people are gearing up before conditions take a turn for the worse tomorrow. but first, breaking news in prince george s county. a police officer injured after a shootout with a gunman. this happened in district heights. darcy spencer joins us live from the scene as investigators reveal new details about what led up to the gunfire. darcy? reporter: adam, we re told there was a call for a commercial robbery in this area before 9:00 this evening. some sort of commercial establish. involving a television business. police arrive there to investigate this robbery. then they began to follow a suspect vehicle right here into the park land apartments in district heights on park land court. this is where an exchange of gunfire happened between the suspects and police officers. we re told that a prince george s county police officer fired his service weapon as wel