steve rudin is with us. steve: we are looking up riders --ies from the noon town time hour. -- 50t these temperatures degrees at reagan national. rockville already in the middle 50's. widen the view out a bit here i want to show you stormwatch 7. figure clouds along the i-81 corridor. it does feel dry. through the late evening hours and into the overnight. feels-like temperature's for the afternoon mainly in the lower to middle 50th. a light jacket absolutely. leaved gloves, you can those behind. coming up in a few minutes, i will track a cold front that is set to arrive late tomorrow night. it is behind the cold front that will have a huge impact on the upcoming holiday weekend. more on that in a few minutes, larry. larry: the trump administration is allowing states to require those on medicaid to work in order to receive health benefits. the administration insists children, pregnant women, the elderly, and the disabled will be exempt, but suzanne kennedy explains the changes. suzanne: this could mean a maj

mid- let's get the forecast with meteorologist steve rudin. steve: i out there right now, wait until the end of the week. we are talking friday and saturday, where highs in the immediate metro, high temperatures only in the teens. 20 in chevy chase. 19 at reagan national. clinton, maryland, 16 degrees. wherever you are, this is the day you have to dress in layers. make sure you have the sunglasses. crystal blue skies. temperatures not going to get better, only in the middle to upper-teens in the afternoon hours. coming up in a few minutes, we talk about how long the chill will continue and a coastal storm that might impact parts of the mid-atlantic starting late tomorrow night into thursday. the super cold weekend ahead. more of that coming up. adrianna: back to the water main breaks -- some of them causing extensive delays on the roadways. the dmv have a lot of work ahead of them. ryan hughes on the timetable to get those problems neighborhood. water mainto-back breaks have caused major traffic troubles and delays in silver spring. fors have

let's get straight to steve rudin now who is tracking the very latest. steve: snow totals around the immediate metro area -- less than an inch for pretty much everyone should national zoo, reagan national, mount vernon really coming in a little over one inch. an inch and a half over at rose hill, virginia. temperatures out there right now -- it is cold, but it is not nearly as cold as it is going to feel later tonight and into tomorrow morning. vernon, falls church. you see around the immediate metro, most if not all not making it to the ground as the snow has finally come to an end. skies, little brighter later in the afternoon, but it will not warm us up a whole lot. here are our wind chill's of the winds pick up. we will see the windchills drop. it will feel around 0 in the immediate metro area, and even colder than that as we move into early tomorrow morning. that is why a wind-chill advisory is set to go into effect at 10:00 tonight and extends into the noontime hour's tomorrow. all of montgomery county, prince eorge's county, cell southern maryland

let's get straight to steve rudin with a check on the forecast. steve: the storm will rapidly intensify. satellite and radar does show added clouds around capital beltway at the good news is it will stay dry as you move to the afternoon hours. these are the areas under winter storm warnings at this time. over toward the peninsula. these areas fall under a winter storm warning tonight. some ofe we will see these advisories expand to possibly include parts of the d.c. metro. temperatures above freezing, wind chill outside. a little bit of cold. >> if you think it is cold here, look at this frozen fountain. even some snow. we are in tallahassee where many schools are closing as well as stores as the winter storm moves in. >> right here, this highway is shut down because of icy conditions. it was snowing at one point this morning. have you seen anything like that in tallahassee? >> never. >> that fountain completely frozen over. look at the ice. florida state university is shut down for the day. florida is not equipped to handle all the ice and snow.

steve rudin is here with a check of your forecast. steve: we are looking at better conditions in the afternoon hours and overnight. even w weekend school wake. belle haven country club, two hours ago, this was a much different scene. you can barely see anything at all. visibility down to 1/10 of a mile. now visibility has improved and temperatures are slowly beginning to rebound. he will show you what is going on as we look at visibility is across the region. at 10 miles at reagan national. visibility less toward cumberland, now at three miles. temperatures warming up. 43 in chevy chase. 45 in alexandria. as we move through the afternoon hours, we will look for a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the middle 40's, and then the warm-up. more on that in a few minutes. adrianna: temperatures might be getting warmer, but ice was a major problem during the morning commute and slick roads lead to a scary senior montgomery county after a school bus slid off the ro special needs student. john gonzalez has more on the live -- close call. a