breast cancer awareness and resources in our area, go to wusa 9.com. click on features and buddy check 9 to learn more. mike? >> reporter: thanks andrea. you will need the heater when you get in the car this morning. it is brisk. >> lots of 40s out there in a couple of spots. the warm ones in the low 50s. today is going it be a cool day, but a pleasant afternoon. you are a runner. it is going to be real good this afternoon if you go for a run. midday temperatures in the 50s. a lot of people like to hid the tidal basin. here's our bus stop forecast. as mike said you are going to need a jacket. temperatures ranging 43 to 53. there are areas where you have seen some stars. that is on the good news there. they are light this morning. not having too much of a wind chill. sun's not up for awhile. day planner today, 50 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. sunshine, 61. then this afternoon, mostly cloudy at the area. mikely stay in the upper 60s. a few showers around. 61 degrees, south, southwest winds. 9 to 10 miles per hour. the week starts mild. we are going to have 60s today, even 70s tomor

website wusa 9.com. thank you for sharing your story with us. you are obviously staying fit now and i doubt you will be having any more heart attacks the way you are taking care of yourself. >> no i choose to get out and exercise every day and live a healthy lifestyle. looking forward to seeing on you saturday. >>> let's switch gears to weather right now. we are going to move forward right now. we have temperatures this morning in the 20s and 30s. isolated fog toward cumberland. we start with sunshine. the clouds increase. 53 by 1:00. southeast winds at 5 to 10. if you want the sunshine, take the walk this morning. weiss winds at 5 to 10. maybe a shower late in the day. with southern maryland and the northern neck. halloween forecast, cloudy and ghoul. 28 in hagerstown this morning to 36. at the naval air station. 32 at fred ricksburg. a frosty morning there in cumberland, not just a chill this morning, still foggy from cumberland toward petersburg. and the in the mountains of west virginia. a half mile to quarter mile. in town we have 36 degrees, parly cloudy skies, the winds are cal

located on the metro line. the conference is open to everyone. for more information, go to wusa 9.com. >>> the whole revolution thing. >> started in 18. now includes five shops. even small towns and rural areas can be very livable. >> that sounds so appealing. >> i imagine rails could be the sticking point. >> but that is what is happening in tyson's corner. >> hopefully that will be a prime example of what we are talking about. >>> thank you monika. to howard and andrea. >>> whether you are walking or taking the bus or whatever you need to have the rain. >> the rain returning rapidly, areas west. the good news is we finish off the day with sunshine and that sets the door for a nice weekend. opens the door. sets the table. sometimes the brain does that to me. >> let's get you going. >> it has been a touch of fog out in the mountains in western maryland and west virginia. sunrise at 7:16. your weekend plans hey, we have got good news once we get rid of the showers and storms early this afternoon, the sun returns in much better shape. the winds will pick up. we could have gusts over

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andrea. registration begins at 8:00. the walk begins at 10:00. learn more by going to wusa 9.com. >>> back to you howard. >>> should be good for that monika. chilly in the 40s saturday morning. the sun will be shining as opposed to today where we have been watching the rain moving up. we have had rain in spots coming down. you can see on live doppler 9000, hd, a little strip of yellow showing up along 95, off to the south. writer rains into charles and st. mary's and southern maryland. we'll zoom in even more and show you that none montgomery county, coming into howard county, we are seeing some of the heavy stuff, even here in germantown, moderate downpours. through woodbridge and quantico. a band of heavy rain. here look at this. going down toward stafford. a drizzle, relatively quiet there. rainy areas, a mild start to your wednesday. our day planner. 63 degrees at 9:00. we'll have rain on and off. mid-60s at noon. you'll notice the winds will turn southeast rate. late may also be the time when we see the strong to severe thunderstorms. 50s in the shenandoah valerie. gaithersb

here at wusa tv have our own workers taking place in this saturday walk. alexis mcdowell is with the event. monica and i will emcee this event. tell us what is going to happen on saturday. >> on saturday, everybody in the dc area will come together to raise $450,000 for the american diabetes association. all the money raised will go toward local efforts to help stop diabetes with awareness, education and research. but locally, we have a research project going on that we support at georgetown university for diebold beatic research. so more ways to support local efforts to stop diabetes. >> tell us about the event itself. where is it being held, what should we expect saturday? >> reporter: it is at nationals park downtown off the green line navy yard. 8:00 is registration. 9:30 the program begins you will be emceeing. and at 10:00 the walk starts. it is a for -- a two or four mile route. >>> now it is not too late for folks to get involved with us, is it? how can they reach out and potentially sign none. >> go to diabetes.org/nc astep out, support a team, start a team. we have friends