take a look at this. lanes just reopened. as the chopper widens out, you can see the problem. inner loop approaching 50 also slow because of this crash. take a look at the backups, outer loops at landover. another crash just before that causing some problems. if this hangs around, when the snow starts to fall, this really could start to cause some major issues. >> thank you, melissa. there's a lot going on as we get you ready for a major storm.

i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we get to lauryn ricketts in the weather room but first to erika gonzalez. >> just as the blizzard is set to arrive in our area. we picked up on fire and rescue tweets. look at these pictures. a car sparked a house fire. that's in leisure world. one firefighter was injured, not seriously though. the good news is the other people all made it out safely. we'll get back to more breaking news in just a few minutes. stay with us at the live desk. eun and barbara -- or i should say aaron and barbara. back over to you. >> i'll take it, erika. thank you so much. a lot of news going on today. not only that but the snow coming your way. you've probably not seen it yet, but if you're in the southern tier of our listening area, you're seeing snow.

you're seeing reports in richmond and in portions of the shenandoah valley. it may be evaporating. this is on its way to our area. we're looking at it in d.c. by noon. baltimore by about 2:00. a big system with a lot of moisture associated with it. what we're looking at it in terms of wind is really a difference between a winter storm warning and a blizzard warning. we could have winds up to 55 miles an hour. in the pink, that's where we can see it up to 30, 35 miles an hour and it is going to cause power outages. here is the time line. heavy snow will start to increase by the time we get into the evening. we're going to talk about that. for snow you can see, coming up. >> thank you, lauryn. kick off our team coverage of the storm right now, "news4's" mark segraves is live in northeast washington. muriel bowser just wrapped up a

news conference on the dangers of the blizzard here today. >> mark? >> they're warning residents to get home and stay home. the director of homeland security saying this storm will be deadly. their joint operation command center was up and running. it will be until sometime next week. they say we're going to be dealing with the snow at least for a week. they say they're expecting 2 to 2.5 feet of snow to fall in the district at the pace of 1 foot per hour starting at around 1:00 coupled with 50-mile-per-hour winds. they believe that's going result instruct real damages, roof collapses, they're anticipating power outages throughout the city. they say they should be prepared for that and they're urging people to stay off the streets starting at 3:00 p.m. the snow emergency is already in effect. they sate ooh is going to be much worse than snowmaggedon.

where the snow fell in three different storms, this will be one continuous convenient happening all at once. they're saying they're another going to be able to plow many of the streets until sunday. the major arteries will be cleared. here's the director of homeland security telling us just how dangerous he thinks the storm will be. >> i want to re-emphasize, this storm will be deadly. we need people off the streets. if you expect your streets to be plowed during the day on saturday or saturday evening, it's not going to happen. we're going to keep the roads passable, make sure our emergency crews can get to where they need to, come late saturday night, sunday, depending on the weather, that's when we're going to start in earnest the digging out of people. >> they say to only call 911 if it's truly an emergency. they say you should expect some delayed response times. they will do their best to get out to you. there's a big event. the soonest, the capitals game

this evening at 5:00. the director has said he's urged the washington capitals to cancel the game, saying the team is putting the lives of the players and fans in danger. aaron, back to you. >> thanks, mark. the storm is coming. there are only a few hours left. "news4's" megan mcgrath live along highway 7 in leesburg where businesses are still open, right, megan? >> reporter: yeah. we're looking across at all kinds of shopping centers up and down route 7 here, business route 7. i've got to tell you, they've been busy all morning lodge. the businesses, they're certainly open for business. we have several hours go before some of the snow, the heavier snow arrives in the area, so people are out and about. they're doing last-minute shopping, coming getting coffee, doughnuts, other supplies, getting out a bit before they start to hunker down. plus we've encountered a lot of

folks going to work. including this woman who's heading in. but she's hoping to only work a partial day. >> i work with government contracting so i hope they close early so i can get out before the snow. >> what time do you get out? >> probably 12:00 or 1:00. >> reporter: businesses are open now. but it won't be later this evening as snow starts to ramp up. businesses will be closing letting their employees go home and, again, hunger down for all of this snow. more than 30 inches we're expecting in leesburg. back to you. >> folks in the area are preparing if tr monster storm and getting ready for it. molette green is live with what they're doing there. molette? >>. >> reporter: we're expecting to get an update from rushern baker. he's already promised a quick response. the command center where i am

here is staffed with county and city -- county and state officials to keep an eye out and ready to act throughout the blizzard with the drivers, some 300 of them focused on pretreating the roads right now. they will offer up warming centers. we also got to see shoppers out and about, packing shopng center parking lots looking for shovels and sand and last-minute food and bottled water and all of those things readying themselves for this epic storm. did talk to small busy owners who talked about playing it by ear. they want to get all the business they can before this storm rolls in. that is the latest leave from prince george's county at the command center for emergency operations. back to you. >> all right, molette. thank you.

now is the time to download our nbc washington app. we'll send you breaking alerts if problems come up. if you already have our app, click to it so you can get what you need fast. lauryn ricketts from the "storm team 4" weather center next.

live pictures for you here. this is in virginia. this is a look at interstate 81 coming up the mountain heading toward the charlottesville area. this crew is working toward d.c. already a significant amount of snow on interstate 81. >> we've got snow crawling through central virginia. you can see it moving on up. a lot of it evaporating before it hits the ground. if it's not, please tell me on

my facebook page. we're all in this together figuring it out. we do know it's advancing to the north and east at a pretty quick pace. we're seeing it up i-95 of it actually hitting the ground. it will be slow to accumulate at first but then once it gets going, give it a few hours and it will start to accumulate. here it is now in the d.c. area by noon and baltimore by about 2:00 and it will continue to intensify. after about 6:00, winds will intensify. i'll show you where the heaviest winds are coming up. >> all right. thanks. ahead we'll check in with amelia seagal if the

well, we'll start to see that snow spread into the d.c. area just this afternoon, but you can look. by 4:00,er getting in on the action, and it's going to intensify. so fewy're starting to sea those first flakes, especially if you're in the southern tier ofn light side. it will start to intensify. the heavy snowfall will begin just after midnight. the winds will pick up after 6:00 tonight. know it is warm air starting to move into the on asouthern area.

that's why it will be a little less. it should all be out of here by the time we get into midnight saturday into sunday. we're still thinking 20 to 30 inches of snow. again, a little less where the arm air moves into the region. but look at these wind impacts. you can see winds are going to be gusting up to 35 to 50 miles an hour at times. that's why we want to let you know to go ahead and download the nbc washington app on your phone. you're going need it especially if we have power outages, more likely where you see in the original because gusting up to 50, 55 miles an hour, and the closer you are to the shore, that's where we're going have more heavy wet snow. i know amelia is out there driving around in the 4 x 4. amelia, how's it looking out there just now? >> reporter: well, lauryn, we're about 20 miles north of fredericksburg on i-95. as we left town driving through

arlington, we saw a lot of salt trucks out spreading it on the road. a lot of salt on the road, a lot of treatment here. as we made our way toward fredericksburg, traffic fairly light in nature. we've had to tap the brakes a little bit but certainly not as heavy as normal, not as many people on the road but as we continue southbound, you see a lot of salt trucks treating the roads. you can see by 7:00 p.m. tonight, 2 to 5 inches across the area, a little bit more to the south a little bit less to the north. waking up tomorrow morning, you're talking about a foot of snow already on the ground in the dc metro area. more if you're south of town, a little less north of town. by 1 178 p.m. saturday, 18 to 20 inches. lairch, we're going continue to drive south and meet the storm. as soon as we see the first flakes fly, we'll caught back in and let you know and i'll be

talking with my photographer joe all afternoon. >> thank you for that. nbc news meteorologist dylan dreyer is on the road and has been. in the snow west of charlottesville. uh-oh. what's up, dylan. uh-oh. think we're back. there you go. what do you have, dylan? >> reporter: we're in the blue mobile. so you know how it works, this is our own satellite dish on the truck and we're reaching to the satellite. but whenever we go over or under an overparks i knew we'd lose our signal. that's how that works. our goal now is to get back to washington, d.c. we're on i-81. we've got to a ways go before we make that turn off to 66. you know, the roads are actually okay right here. we've definitely seen more trucks both treating the roads and plowing the roads and you can see out front that we do have a nice little lane here.

temperatures are very cold. so it's a very light dry snow that tends to blow around a lot. it does reduce visibility but it also makes where they ploughed stay a little clearer. we're actually doing okay right now. but i want to point out this is exactly what's moving to washington, d.c. we're kind of traveling with it. if you don't have your stuff, you want to make sure your have your stuff before the first flakes fly because then we're going see this type of snow shut things down. aaron? >> stay safe. we'll see you in d.c. when you make it this way. >> outer loop at landover road, we're still jammed as you're headed through prince george's county on the outer loop. a five-mile backup. we're open and that is good. still, it is slow. the rest of the area looking

quite good. again, the light volume we've been talking about all morning. you can see your route and see that it's probably fairly green right now at least. as we head south, you can see on my radar, all of that snow coming in and amelia driving south to show us what's happening. snow plan for metro, closing at 5:00. shutting down. and, of course, metrobus -- excuse me, metro rail shutting down. metro rail shutting down saturday. for both of those we'll talk with m.a.r.c. and vre and their plans for the weekend coming up. a murder investigation under way in prince george's county. one person shot and another person stabbed to death. chopper 4 with video on the scene from the 4900 block of whitfield chapel hill road. this happened before 5:00 a.m. they found three men with cuts, one with a gunshot wound and one of those individuals with lacerations wound up dying from

those injuries. barbara, back over to you. >> all right. thank you, erika. amtrak might be your only way out of town this weekend. as of now, acela express and northeast regional trains with modified runs. keep an eye on your tacts for saturday and sunday because there could be some changes. the auto show has already been canceled. many work lers be headed home early and there are some changes if you commute by rail. aaron? >> virginia and maryland's commuter trains vre and m.a.r.c. are on a special service. they say to expect crowded trains because there will be an early rush midday. check out the rush at reagan national airport. this is a time lapsed video of

what it was like between 7:00 and 8:00 this morning. i was flooded with cars and buses and people trying to get out of town. here's what it looks like now. dell tarks jetblue, american, southwest are all kanlsing flights. reagan national, washington dulles and b.w. i marshall have canceled nearly 300 departure this weekend. blizzard conditions are closing in on this area. we're getting you ready on and offline. be sure to download our nbc washington app to get any breaking alerts we send out.

snow is starting to shut things down.

we have more. >> reporter: the snow is expected in some areas of up to 2 feet. the national weather service says this could be one of the most severe storms ever to hit the reechlgion. washington, d.c. is directly in the cross hairs. residents are told to stay inside and ride it out. >> the stresses we're looking at, we're looking at this morning through today residents are ready. >> reporter: nearly 1,200 miles of warnings have been issued. with blizzard warnings stretching from washington through new york. >> we see this as a major storm. it has life-and-death implications and all the residents of the district of columbia should treat it that way. >> reporter: in northern virginia the concern is thick ice bringing down power lines, making it treacherous to go to work.

>> i definitely trust my legs more than my wheels and i just live a mile away, so i figured, i'll just walk. >> reporter: virtually a ghost town with no flights in or out. more than 2,400 flights have already been canceled across the country, a number that like the snow totals is expected to grow over the next several days. jay gray, nbc news, roanoke, virginia. >> all right. all that snow is closing in on us. we've got the latest on the timing and the snow amount. one programming note. you can watch "days of our lives" on our sister station cozi if

welcome back, everybody. latest in to the "storm team 4" radar -- center, there we gorks we do have a high wind warning along the coast. baltimore, anne arundel county through maryland.

it starts on saturday and goes to 1:00 p.m. sunday afternoon. i cannot stress enough. there could be widespread power outages in that area with wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour through the area. the storm is now moving, getting ready to head toward washington. should be here after the noon hour. we're starting to see that snow already fall just south of fredericksburg and through i-81. travel, you definitely want to stay put. again, widespread power outages possible. here's a look at -- not i-81. we'll b

at 11:29, we're a little while away from what looks like it will be a historic blizzard. we're talking more than 2 feet of snow. >> we don't want you to panic. we want you do be prepared. our team of experts are here to get you home and keep you safe. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm barbara harrison. let's get you to lauryn ricketts. lauryn? >> we've got this weather that's moving into our region pretty quickly. look at this snow. geevgt the blizzard warnings in red, the winter storm warnings in pink. the difference are going be the wind that picks up after 6:00 tonight. not a lot of time before that snow starts. a lot of it evaporating before it hits the ground.

we're seeing a lot of it gather on the ground toward richland, and going through the shenandoah valley. this is going to don't intense five after about the new hour. baltimore after about 2:00 p.m. and this is what we're expecting. yes, 20 to 30 inches of snow. when you wake up tomorrow morning, you're going have a foot of snow on the ground. get to where you need to go right now because after we get into the new hour, early afternoon, all bets are off because once it starts falling, it is going to gather on the ground all too quickly as we know because of those road temperatures. a little bit less in accumulation toward southern maryland because of sleet mixing in but still very impactful. guys? >> thank you. we're working ahead of you in prince george's county. >> that's right. we're doing everything we can to get you ready for the monster storm coming our way. "news4's" molette green is live in landover and she's going to

tell us how officials are making sure you're protecting. >> reporter: barbara, we're inside of prince george's emergency command center. safety is the priority. in justin an ho in just an hour rushern baker will give us an update. look to stock up on available supplies including sand, salt, bottled water, clothing, whenever they could find to be prepared. check out what else we saw, unbagged salt outside a shopping center. a couple of folks stopped their cars, bagged on they could, drove off, not sure whether or not this was for them, but nevertheless it was free salt available for the taking. at the command center here in

prince george's county in landover, the county and the state will coordinate their earths with the truck, when outages happen, should they happen. they'll make sure they go out and get residents and take them to shelters if that is necessary. this is the hub to coordinate all of the county's resources so they can stay on top of this blizzard. that's the latest live. again, about an hour way from rushern baker aing sure us of the county's readiness. back to you. >> thank you, molette. crews have been out all morning to get ahead of the start of the blizzard before it gets here. "news4's" megan mcgrath is live to show us in leesburg how they're getting aflong that area. megan. >> reporter: hey, barbara. within the last couple of moments, the winds starting to pick up. nothing terrible but a little bit of a breeze. something serious is coming down in our direction or up in a

matter of hours. well, it's all about the preparation. we're here along route 7 in leesburg. you can see we don't have any snow on the ground. everything is looking good. the v-dot crews, they've been up and getting ready. it was an early day for them. you can see the trucks loading up with salt and the chemicals they need. they've got the plows on and they're going to be strategicing themselves and readying themselves for action. we're expecting a lot of snow, about 30 inches of snow in leesburg. there's one thing that vdot needs you to do, though, and that's cooperate and stay off the streets so they can clear the streets as quickly as possible. >> we're going to be working around the clock for however long it takes to get the roads safe. that's why we're asking people to stay home and allow us to do our job. if you're out there, when can't

do our job. >> reporter: they're asking folks to park on the odd side of the street. that's going to allow them to plow a wider area down those neighborhood streets and also keep in mind those neighborhood streets are going to be the last ones to be plowed. they're going to go through the major roadways and highways first. stay at home. stay at home. that's the advice. let them get a handle on things. keep in mind you're going to be socked in. now might be the time of the finish any last-minute shopping you need because later that's just not going to be an option. >> megan, thank you. pepco is wanting you to be up and running this weekend. they're warning you. they say they want to keep you safe. >> this is pepco calling with a special message. we're closely monitoring the approaching storm which may strike our service territory friday through saturday.

>> pepco says it's also coordinating with emergency management services. you can help out by reporting outages as soon as possible. >> the quality and the texture of the snow is going to dictate the amount of outages we get. if it's a wet heavy snow, it's going to lay on trees and tree limits. >> they have 4,000 personnel prepped and ready to go. crews are placed in high risk areas. salt trucks are stocked up and virginia dominion power says it's working to keep your lights on. how many outages depends on the snow. and breaking news right now, on the roads we still have a pretty big issue on the beltway. this is the outer loop here at landover road. a four-mile backup through that section. we had one crash here but it's out of the kwa. a backup has remained out of the way. so, again, it's about a four-mile stretch where we are slow.

as we zoom out of it and show you the bigger picture here as you're looking at the region, you can see overall nice volume. let's keep it this way. it's going to be dangerous out there. >> thank you, melissa. a reminder "news4" will be online with you and all day tomorrow starting at 5:00 a.m. be sure to join us for this

. we've already got reports here. in shenandoah valley and coming north of fredericksburg. however, it is evaporate big the time it hits the ground. don't worry. that snow is going to start falling and i do expect it to be in the d.c. area a little after the noon hour. take a look at our timeline there. by 4:00 or 5:00, everybody seeing snow. it will intensify.

you're going to see more here, southern maryland, the eastern shore, a little bit of snow, a little bit of sleet. by the time you wake up tomorrow morning, a foot of shnow on the ground. we keep this going. the winds are going to be a huge factor in here. of course, download the nbc 4 app. you're definitely going to need it. but that snow will continue. here's your hour by hour forecast. blizzard-type conditions. again, we're expecting 20 to 30 inches of snow. guys? >> lauryn, thank you. hardware stores are doing good business. snow blowers selling pretty fachlt in fact, snow blowers in some stores are selling out.

right now we're on route 3 around the fredericksburg area. we're getting out of the heavy volume right now. we're starting to see a few flurries. temperatures in the "storm team 4" x 4, 29 degrees. when we got to fredericksburg, that's when we got to see snow falling. not accumulating by any means yet. the parking lots are completely jam packed. tracking snow moving up from the south. a lot of it, the leading edge, not able to hit the ground. we're getting reports of light snow in the area. this comedies to move north. here's a look at video from our

"storm team 4" x 4. we saw people filling up tanks likely for their generators preparing for the storm. traveling along i-95, traffic was really light in volume, but once we got along route 3, we saw volume pecking up quite a bit, people seemingly doing backup preparations. as you head north toward manassas and eventually bristow, we'll update you from the "storm team 4" x 4, guys. >> this storm is costing millions even though the storm has not hit yet. >> virginia could caught $2 million to $3 million an hour to keep it over. d.c., $10 million an hour for shifts. more than 230,000 people are stuck at home not working. >> a lot of money. a lot of numbers there. we're hours way from historic snow here in dmv.

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an ice storm right now. paul, tell us what you're looking at. >> reporter: this morning we started with some rain around 1:00, 2:00 a.m. then we had some sleet mixed in. then snow and freezing rain. now we're seeing a little freezing mist and drizzle out here. this is still kind of the first half of the storm here across the carolinas. interstate 85 runs right through charlotte, and that's going to be the dividing line. north and west of there, we could see 1 to 2 feet of snow in western north carolina. there are mountains in western north carolina. while along the 85 corridor like here in charlotte, we could see perhaps a quarter to a half-inch of accumulating ice and air temperatures sitting around 30, 31 degrees. when it does fall as a liquid, it's going to freeze on top of things like the roadway. they've been plowing some of this. some testify main roads, they're slicy but drivable. the concern is once you get to the untreated areas, you'll have

ice form and more sleet and freezing rain on top of that, but it's not just the roads they're concerned about. the big concern is getting that ice -- picking up and depositing on power lines. they get heavy and britaining down the power lines. you could have hundreds of thousands of people without power, also without heat as temperatures will stay in the 20s and teens some of not a huge concern here but ice definitely a big concern in this part of the carolinas. but, again, around d.c., you could be dealing with some of your biggest snow in perhaps five or six years over the next 48 hours. reporting live paul good low from the weather channel back to you. >> well, let's hope at least it clears out. i know we've got a big game, a big championship at the bank of america stadium. hopefully everybody will have power back and hopefully we won't lose too much power around here. the fact that we've got blizzard warnings and the at of snow and

gusty winds there are going to be widespread power outages. look at the high wind warning. that begins at 1:00 a.m. on saturday. goes until 1:00 p.m. this is where wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour are possible. all right. here's a look at the latest radar right now. you can see a little bit. thanks to people on my facebook page telling me it is coming. a lot of snow coming on the radar, but it's evaporating before it hits the ground. it will be a few hours or so before we see the region. this is a major storm with major impact. travel impossible. stay home if you can. we're going to talk about totals each hour. that's coming up in a few minutes, guys. >> take a look in virginia where vdot has been pretreating roads ahead of the storm. in fairfax county where roads looked like this, officials will

open a storm operation center at noon, a couple of minutes from now. officials say vdot was likely thrown off by this week's first snowfall, so county officials say they're working together to prevent a disaster and they're urging people to get ready. >> please get prepared today if you're not already. >> vdot has been working to get crews ready. the state is responsible for clearing all the county roads. some crews have been out retreating streets. in maryland, montgomery's executive is asking everyone to help out by staying off the roads. >> the county is going to be ready. we want the residents to help us, they can help us by making sure they're off the road friday afternoon. >> now, 4,000 trucks and plows are hitting the streets of virginia today. dchl c. says it will send out 411,000 pieces of equipment and

maryland plans to deal with the storm. we know all of you want to follow the conditions in your neighborhood. there's a way to do that by checking the online snow map in your area. we've put linking to them. d.c. shows where it snowed and what's been plowed and salted. vdot will show you where they plowed too. maryland has listed the closure, broken down cars, and travel speeds. >> this system has the potential to impact more than 80 million people along the koefrt. >> reporter: a nasty northeaster is building. prep is under kwa for the colossal form that fraefrt say -- >> we've been preparing far blizzard. i've lived through dchl c. most of my life.

i don't know if i've limped through something like that. >> salting roads ahead of mother nature. >> we don't know what mother nature is going to give us. >> several states are under a state of emergency and more than a thousand flights have been canceled in charlotte, freezing rain and ice are in the forecast. american airlines has already canceled all friday flights into and out of charlotte-douglas airport. >> unfortunately the weather is not in our favor and ice and freezing rain do not mix well. >> stores have had a run-out of supplies as residents hope for the best and prepare for the wofrmt. dan shem nan, nbc news.

up in vermont they say the fresh snow would be a great for skiing and others are western they could get hit to help with a couple of new businesses. >> it would be wonderful to get that. we're much more equipped than d.c. >> for vermont, our company is dependent on snow. we wish we'd get dumped on. some kids are hoping they had a bit more powder for their sledding. a reminder to download their

i'm eun yang. the blizzard is barreling toward us. here are four things you need to

know. number one, don't forget your pets. stock up on pet supplies. if you use salt on your sidewalks use pet-friendly brands. have your salt and snow shovel close at hand. they're probably sold out by now. if you're using portable heaters, make sure they're a safe dissubstance from drapes and furniture so they don't catch fire. help out your neighbor in digging out fire hydrants. >> if you have to get out of the car, keep your speed down. keep emergency clothing, blankets and batteries. police say stay off the road if you can, really urging you for safety reasons. number four, download the nbc washington app. it will be your best friend this weekend. it will let you know of any problems. now back to you. you're watching the extended "news4 today."

we pick up tomorrow morning starting at 5:00 a.m. we hope you'll join us.

welcome back, everybody. the snow is coming. thanks for reaching out on social media. it looks like we've got dry lairs in the atmosphere so it's evaporating before it hits the ground. we've got flakes in culpeper. it's inching toward us. it should be here by the noon hour and continue north and east. should be in baltimore by 2:00. let's go hour by hour and let you know what to expect. again, the snow moving to the northeast as we go through the noon hour. about 3:00, give it a couple of hours. if it starts falling and it's on the light side, give it a couple

of hours. it's going to be intensifying by 6:00. by the time we get to 8:00, there could be 2 to 4 imps on the ground. if you're to the south there could be more. it's moving from the southeast to the northeast. if you're planning to get out, do it because the intensity will lighten up. digging the car out, i would just wait until sunday. guys? >> lauryn, thank you. a live look at the capital this morning where you can see folks will be able to sled down capitol hill a little later. it took an act of congress but the capitol police said they won't be enforcing a sledding ban. the police will still be there but they'll be watching to make sure everybody is safe. take a couple of minutes to download our nbc washington app. it's how we'll get you

>> announcer: today on the meredith vieira show. reese witherspoon is speaking out with sexism in hollywood and rebel wilson ready to take on the kardashian after comments made headlines. plus super model right now at noon, the big blizzard of 2016 is almost here. take a look at storm team 4 radar. you can see the storm making its way through virginia now. so it should be very long until we see snow here. >> take a look at this. this is what it looks like on i-81 right now. not