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this is fox5 local news at 10. right now at 10, a calm before a the storm. the d.c. area is bracing for the blizzard. and schools are closed, metro is preparing to shutdown for the te weekend and road crews are making sure last night's chaotic commute is done. do are you ready?, tonight, fox5 has everything you need to known about the monster storm. > here we go, thank you for
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joining us tonight, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. ya this time tomorrow night the n snow will be falling fast and furious as of right now thehe federal government is still opes tomorrow with the option of tell he work. most schools already canceled classes, they include fairfax county, arlington, prince william can fauquier and fau stafford counties, also alexandria, manassas anddria manassas closed. clo in maryland, howard, montgomeryw county and saint mary county schools are closed. prince george's county publicic schools already had a scheduled day off. d.c. schools have also closed uc for the weekend. that is not that common. you will see a complete list co scrolling at the bottom of youro screen throughout the next 90 minutes. > we have team coverage on this monster blizzard. >> hi, shawn and tony. we are watching our blizzard taking shape down along the gulf coast intensifying around the te arkansas area.as there have been a lieutenant of
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tornado warnings today. first things first, we have somo updates to tell you about. yesterday we were in a blizzard watch. that means blizzard conditionsbz are possible. now we are in a blizzard warnini which means blizzard conditionsz are now expected. by this time tomorrow night i i would imagine that we'll have our first several inches on then ground already. let me take you to the map andap you can see that this is a big a.m. of even expanding now into new york city and long island. in our we're really in the bullu eye and that's the lizard warning that you see in the brighter ping color. col blizzard watches have been b expanded over to the eastern shore of maryland, new jersey,nw delaware and up to new york one else it's a winter storm w warning. what is the difference? it hasi to do with the strength of thegt winds you'reh going to be seeine and in our region we're close w' enough to the center of this th low, so the winds could be a problem reducing visibility andd
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the worse of those winds will w begin late tomorrow night and sat through the noon hour. you u can see that there's so much mu going on with it, including then back side across arkansas. there are also a lot of tornado much whats that we're seeing ing red here. that extends all the way into alabama and into the. so possibly starts i would ask to be ready before that, maybe a as early as noon just in case in the timing changes. c around the interstate 64 area that's likely around 1:00. if you're south of 66, between 1 and 3. locally 3 to 5, but again be read did i before the starts because you know how fast thingf go downhill on the roads and of after 5 into northern maryland. there's the storm again, the worst of it is friday night
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throughout saturday.th you can see we really are in the bulls eye and then you add add 40-mile an hour wind gusts and you can't see anything and alld of that heavy snow why isinging to below and drift.rif we hand to expand some of the bigger areas and i'll show youhw how the winds are looking. i'll take you hour by hour. > that's coming up. we anticipate the heavy, when ha the snow could result in downed trees and disrupted power lines with the potential for considerable power outages. the governor said it could takec
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up to a week t remove all the snow. so he urged residents to stockpile food or at least thath long. of course when the blizzardlizz moves into the dmv driving d around is going to be nearly impossible. last night, our region had reg trouble dealing with less than an inch of snow, which snarled traffic for hours. yesterday's treatment of area ar roads fell short, area transportation departments are promising to do better. they say they will be better be when the first flakes of this massive storm start to fall. fox5's meaghan dice is live in virginia with more. good evening. >>reporter: good evening and ev good evening to all of you. i spoke with v. telling me that 4,000 trucks in0 all will be deployed in the northern virginia area. vir they tell me that is not a is record for them. they will be staged all around dmv. take a look behind me. you can see these trucks already starting to leave.ng t they're going to be staged all s around the dmv all night long waiting for the big game, the ga
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first snowfall that's coming in. they have the road strategy, bur what about the sidewalks? wes? found one man who has you covered. he's the ice man. man you want to know who the bestest is. that's him. this localize man is a salt distributer for sidewalks and is flying around the dmv tonight. about 20 americans, but i do i have ice melt, okay. the opposite of salty moody maintains his happy demeanor ine than would of his busiest nightu so far.ar. he's handling it all in stride. > already having a record hered he says this is just the icing e on the cake. ca >> pretty crazy before thehe storm, but really a lieutenantit crazier after. a also crazy busy, the maintenance manager of the shell apartment complex dealing with heath problems afterwednesday's we snowfall. > how many have you responded
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to.to >> six. > as of right now. >> there's quite a few now. no > don't blame the weather, blame this guy. >> my birthday is on sunday andu about two months ago my wife my asked me what i would like and i toll her a two foot snowstorm sf this storm is actually possibly my fault. > i like that a lot. if it's your call, buddy, you better get in the struck. what a great attitude he hadde today. now, the most important thing for us, as viewers, these trucks have tracking devices and why is that important because if you want to know when is my street going to be plowed, if you liveo in principles loudon county, after two inches of snowfall of tomorrow you can go on their th website, take a look at this vdot plows. plo org, you can plug in your address and see where you are ie
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your queue, if your street is yu about to be plowed. plo you can have a good idea of when you're being p taken care of. > all right, in the district te now we're going to tell you whah city officials are doing to prepare for this blizzard. will thomas is live outside thet studio with the latest. >>reporter: d.c. is under a state emergency. that gives us federal assistance if needed. mayor bowser says if i need national guard personnel i willl ask for that well. the special years center opensr up at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll operate out of the office center. it was this time last night where the big headline story wasn't the snow as much as its was the roads. they sheets of ice and many of you were caught in traffic for hours. clearly they missed this one.
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clearly. it took literally three hours to get from three lights.ight grid lock, fend beer benders and this is what happened to the roads in an inch or two of snowo that started during the eveninge commute with an advisory that came out in the morning. mo even the president's motorcade was impacted. im hardly moving at the normal presidential pace.enti mayor bowser joined us live on n the phone at 10 in the middle of wednesday's traffic nightmare.. >> were any of the roads pretreated or no. >> i just explained that our crews had been out since four on the roads. roa since four. >> yes. > that was too late and now the mayor admits it. i want to say first and foremost to the residents of the district of columbia that we are very sorry for inadequate response. we believe that we did not provide adequate resources at at
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time where it could make a a difference. based on wednesday's performance you may be wondering how would o the city effectively deal with a blizzard. here's whatç we know so far. road emergency are in affect starting friday 830. fr if you park there the ticket is 250 bucks plus towing fees. fee d.c. schools closed friday. fr d.c. government offices shutdown at noon. police and fire will be at full staff. chief lanier ordered 12-hour shifts. in the district of columbia if there is nobody injured and the vehicle also are driveable, youu are to exchange information. there is no police report that goes along with that. tha listen to this, last night the chief said 120 calls came in to police for minor car accidents.c she said only about 10 percentou of those actually required aui policere report. so again, the advice is move
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your car off the road, exchange information and fend bender that don't result in injury and thend keep it moving. the non emergency number is 311. you can also call 3 # #, if for instance, you see a homeless hom person that might need warmerarm clothes, a blanket or some type of shelter. sh let's wrap up this report right now in d.c. with the shear the numbers, what a full deployment will look like in the district of columbia. d dot says they're going to uses everything it has, 143 heavy plows. some of those will be contracted, 70 light plows, 145l dump trucks and 20 bob cats. c tony these men and women who will be out here moving the snoo making it save are being calledl the d.c. snow team. > all right, will.ht, there you go. thank you much. all week long we've been givinge you tips on how to prepare for f the blizzardment many of youza have beerdn heeding those warnings. today some of you packed the pa grocery and the hardware storesa trying to stock up on food and n supplies ahead of the snow. >> i'm not used to it so i wanto
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to jump on a plane and go to g california but i can't do that o because i have to work. wo i've gotten the ice melt. mel i have the shovel. s i have the brownie mix. i have the bread. the i have the milk. i have a little wine for mommy. > surprisingly a lot of stores were okay. some stores told us they scheduled an extra delivery this morning and another this evening to make sure their shelves are full. > people aren't just stocking'j on food and supplies, this was the scene at a gas station thist morning. aaa recommends your car has a full tank of gas and you alsolso have an emergency kit in case of trouble. we were hearing this evening of some gas stations running out of gas. aaa says when you're on the road remember to stay a good distance behind other vehicle also. > we know the roads will be a e mess this weekend, but don't count on metro to get you arounr on the storm. sto lauren demarco has more on the upcoming closer. >>reporter: can you believe you
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it, no metro service on saturday or sunday this weekend. plus, what does this mean for the big events planned at the th verizon center? we'll have all of that coming up. also there's a chance that you h could lose power during the the storms. we made a fox5 top 5 checklist.h our blizzard team coverage continues in three minutes. know your financial plan
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there it is, you're looking at the blizzard of 2016.2016 yes, that's it to the south.ou it stretches right now from louisiana, from the lieu assistance a coast to the carolinas. it's right now. by tomorrow afternoon it will be moving into snow.now. it will be marching into the d.c. area. sue will have the latest updatea on what to expect coming up in just a few minutes.utes meanwhile metro has its plans in place to deal with the massive storm. lauren demarco is life right now at the gallery town china place
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to explain the changes we will see this weekend. >>reporter: the announcement today caught many people off guard, came somewhat as as a surprise, but really it emphasizes that this is not ais storm, at least the forecast for this storm is not something that anyone should take lightly. i want you to take a look at the information on your screen abour the closures. tomorrow metro rail will run from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.1:00 metro bus will be on a severe snow weather plan.er that eggs to is online with details, basically buses will only be operating on major corridors, bus service endsnds completely at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. the last outbound trip will end completely at 6:00 p.m. on both p saturday and sunday metro will be closed.lo no bus or rail service whatsoever. one benefit of that is the traii will be stored inside thensid
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tunnels to protect them from the elements. there are more than 50 above ground stations and more thanhan 130 miles of tract that all hava to be cleared of snow for the t whole bit to reopen on monday, the new gm said there is no guarantees. >> we're going to monitor obviously. we're still a couple hours aways from that.hat. we'll just monitor that, what the conditions are and then we'll react. premature. we don't know what's going to to happen exactly.. maybe they're going to point out a little closer before to make the decision. > i think tomorrow's capitalap games has been moved from 7:00 p.m. to an earlier starttar time at 5:00 p.m. because of the approaching storm. there is a wizards gameme
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scheduled for saturday eveningfo andr then there's another capitols game scheduled foror sunday. right now a spokesperson for thf verizon center tells us they're still working to figure out what adjustment, if any, will be made to those game schedules. you want to stay tuned about that. check on social media, checkheck with us here at fox5. as you can imagine people hereee at chinatown are weighing in onn that as well. we're going to a good w game tomorrow night because metro will be running until 11:00. >> what are you supposuqed to d, walk? there's a game going on,n it's going to happen. or are you going to refund the people that bought the ticketst and everything? what are you going to do? how are you going to help them out, you know? the massive march for live rally isl still going on as scheduled at the national mall tomorrow.omor presidential candidate carli if i reno will speak, but
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organizers tell me they're going to try to move through the event and the march to the supreme court quickly and wrap up by 3:00 p.m. if you're planning on taking a taxi around the district, starting tomorrow there is going to be a $15 snow emergency surcharge. that's the latest.ates back to the studio. >> i am surprised by that price. i think it's even higher for uber. you should know that.that > just in case you booked a flight it may be canceled. all airlines are now issuing waivers. american airline is offering aen one time waiver for a change fee for this weekend flight.çligh southwest never charges for ticket changes. delta says there's no charge fer for changes between friday and sunday and any flights changedhg or significantly delayed will be refunded.re jet blue is waiving all changecn fees this weekend. > a nine year old boy is recovering at the hospital after
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falling through the hospital at fairfax. an off duty police officer is credited with helping saving the guy's life. jim lokay is here. >> he was on his way to work at the mount vernon pollicitation,o but when hen saw unfolding thee is no such thing as being offeig the clock. he noticed a group of neighborhood kids waiving at him and behind him they were dragging along that nine yearea old. he jumped into the car and noticed the boy was shaking, unresponsive going through what he thought were the initial stainings of hyperstock. he turned the heat up in his car. the neighborhood kids, which myy own children play with, so io believed some of them witnessed it and helped pull that child c out of the creek.ee it's a positive way to start the year.
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he says the kids is going to be okay. that was scary for him.im. > it has a happy ending.ing. > coming up next tonight, final repairs made at a local center that is home for dozens of veterans. later, a local beer distributer shows us how they are keeping up with the rush of people stocking up. up. ú
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the men living in a d.c. veterans home will stay dry when it snows, but that wasn't alway' the case.as >> that's right, the southeastoh veterans service center was under construction for months. we first brought you the story last summer. fox5's tisha lewis joins us with the timely update. >>reporter: you know what,
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until recently every time it rained or snowed, the roofhe leaked leaving when the spots inside the building for dozens of veterans called home.ome. ahead of the big storm, that problem and many more have been fixed, including pipes and bathrooms. i was amazed when they replaced the roof. no more leaks during a rainstorm. james morris is one of more than 50 veterans living at the southeast veteran center. the former northeast veteran is thankful the roofer made the cuh ahead of the anticipated snowstorm. it makes me feel welcome home.ce back in august, the construction projects were abandoned. veterans here were coming home to exposed piping, faultyfaul bathrooms and news paper covering unfinished floors. the floors, you know, and the
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place is and i believe people had input.np on behalf of the others, thank you. retired marine says after our at story aired last summer, funding poured in. home depot and others helped us to renovate the floors, do a couple of improvements to our bathroom and we've been doing those in faces as the funding is released. we've been making the improvements with more improvements to come. other things were done like painting the hallways and the doors were done throughhro volunteers that we've had come through, different organizations. we're not done. we're not these improvements.mp we like to take this into the rooms where we can upgrade there floors in the rooms.ooms even so mother nature never itee was. now we're told those renovationt should be complete in two
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months. not the whole project, but at least for this impendingmpen snowstorm residents at the southeast veterans service dry will remain dry. staff is spending the night att the facility tonight in preparation for the storm.to tisha lewis, fox5 l. > it is great to see the changes that have come in. looking forward to getting everything done. coming up next, sue has an update on the blizzard. >> also, will, what do you havee tonight. >> we want to help peopleple prepare in they do lose power. it's expected that it's going tn happen to a lot of you watching right now. consider a checklist and write down some important phone numbers:i'll walk you through it as the 10 continues on this day before the blizzard.
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latest snow total map so you have an idea. this is a change from yesterdaye that is the jackpot area which r we believe is going to be of of d.c. is a little bigger than itn was yesterday and it's a little broader. 20 to 30 inches west of d.c. that could be south of of hagerstown all the way down to 81 corridor all the way down to charlotte. from d.c. on east tot bay an easy 12 to 0 inches. the only place where we've reduced the snow a little bit is right along the immediate coast. we think you'll get something less than three inches, but you will be making it up with thehe wind, the full moon and we're very worried about coastal flooding and some inland flooding. the wind is another big part oft the story and this is why we have such great concern about power outages. 24 hours from now, not bad locally, 26-mile an hour winds,n but check out ocean city at 43 miles an hour. mil did you see that 67 at oceanocea city by saturday morning? d.c.
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has blizzard conditions because of those winds gusting to 34 miles an hour. an it continues during the day into 6:00 at night and winds finallyn let up, it will probably take all day saturday into sunday sun morning, but notice the arrows coming out of the northwest meaning our storm is now north w of us getting off the snow, we think the snow ends late saturday night early sunday, bun the damage is done. and we are concerned about these strong winds for so many hours creating power outages because of the when the snow. th will is standing by with what w you need to know. k you've been talking about the winds, obviously that can bringn downpour lines, but you've alsoo been mentions this is going to be a heavy when the snow. sn can you explain why that is, first. >> it has a lot to do with the h temperature and this coastal air of low pressure.ress the ratios are rather low, so the colder we get, the lighterhe the snow.
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but we think this one is on the heavy side, so much compacting down and combining with the wini can create some problems. > and that weighs down the trees and the branches. br folks you can expect some power outages. we've developed a fox5 checklist so you can be more prepared. this would also be a great timea to get something to write with r right now. i'll give you a few seconds to c get something to write with so you can keep the important phone number handy near your phone ifi the power does go out. why don't we check with a a checklist to give you a little more time.re number one you want to have a car charger for your phone or aa portable charger that doesn't require electricity. you can go out to your car, car start it up and charge your phone. have a battery powered flashlight. candles firefighters say a bad idea. unplug of appliances all just aa couple of lights so you know
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when the power comes back on. o. when the power is restored you can experience a surge which can damage your electronics, like el curling irons. iro let the cold water trip, even a trickle of water can prevent pipes from freezing. number 5 have a battery powered radio, between that and your yo fox5 app on your phone you can stay connected even if you lose internet connection with your wi computer at home.ome. some important phone numbers to give you if you lose power at your place. pepco 877pepco. 877 again. 877 pepco 866. dom and virginia, dom help. vg and e877-778-2222. these are the numbers to call if lose power or see downed lineson where you live. l > good advice, thank you, will,
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coming up next, a quick look att some of the other non headlines of the day and there were someee big ones. also coming up the rush for essentials ahead of that storm. we know about milk, bread, toilet paper and beer, a local c distributer struggles to keep ue with demand. we'll be right back. back. stocks rallied on thursday. r the do youal is 115 opinions, bi that was all the high levels off the day, meantime mortgage rates are really low. the fixed rate falling again fa this week, 3.81 percent. 3.8 that is the lowest level we've seen in three months.onth and from selling cars to sharing them, general motors launches a new car sharing service called maven where they can rent cars for the hour. they are testing in ann arbor,rr
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wristism. it happened on rockville pike in bethesda. the car caught fire. the driver was trapped inside. two men saw what was happening,p broke the car window and got the driver out safely. when firefighters arrived, the driver was still there, but the good smart tans were gone. the firefighters would like to thank the two men and honor ther for their reaction.eact we would like to have them on
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here and thank them ourselves. > some breaking news right now from the opm. the federal government will be open tomorrow.o i'm just learning this from our producers. two choices, unscheduled leaveav or tell he work. this just coming from opm.pm. the federal government will be open.op our storm coverage also continues. we're live with how officials are preparing to dig us out ofut the blizzard. we're also going back to what to became the story of the night. we all felt this, grid lock. people stuck for hours trying to get hope. how d.c. is responding.re if you already didn't know this, this is the final season of american idol. new at 11, a girl who is battling blood cancer stands before the judges and sinks her heart out. that is on the way at 11.
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opm announced that the federal t government will be openn tomorrow, but we want to kind of clarify the details here. it is open for employees. they have the option for an unscheduled or unscheduled work or tell he work. employees who report should depart four hours early, but non later than 12:00 p.m. the at which time federal ti offices in the washington, d.c. area will then be closed. it's a little complicated, but,b for all intents and purposes, ir you go to work, you will leave early, no later than noon. they will shutdown at noon. this hopefully will alleviate a lot of the traffic problems that we would have with that wi afternoon rush hour.n ru we're going to put all of this on our website, fox5 d.c..com. c or youing can go to the opm website. > lots of folks scramblingramb around for food, paper, batteries. lots of necessities to survive the winter blast. b we're ready.
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for many of you those necessities include beer.e how a local distributer beer distributer is working hard for us. >>reporter: in a snowstorm, beer is a must. they've been working since sin monday to make sure when theen snow starts falling you have a beer in your hand. they're working hard to finish i getting beer to all theirheir customers here before the snow starts because their trucks can't get around the big storm.m we've been working a lot of over time. extra trucks have been leaving early in the morning and not coming back until late at night. it's probably the best situation for us because people are home. they're save. they're not driving anywhere.in they're in the working. what are they going to do, eat, drink and be merry.
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> they sell 100 brands of beere including budweiser, bud light and correspond known a. they need to get the beer to their cars all around maryland, bars, restaurants, liquor stores. they're doing extra deliveries many people are off work friday can drink and enjoy the snow day and the retailers want to be fully stock in case the storm really hits hard and people are off next week. wee they want the beer in case people are off monday and tuesday. if people are off, we can't getn the beer to them. th they. by the end of the day they da expect all their deliveries to be made to the restaurants and liquor stores that they use. use when the blizzard starts youtart will have a beer in your hand. from upper marlboro, emily miller, fox5 local news. > go ahead, you can put the toilet paper away.
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i think some people wonder whato they do there up at the desk. >> maybe we need to do what thet do in kindergarten, everybody has to bring in lotion and a box of tissue ts. > what's the latest? >> what we're thinking saturday morning is going to be very be rough around here. that's when it peaks. pe i'm seeing some positive signs that it winds down pretty nicely saturday night, after 8 or 9:00. i'm getting enthusiasmed about that. > sunday night is don't nag me. > what wind looks like it's it also peaking around sat.at. this time tomorrow night if iht had to make a guess, there coule be three, four, five inches of snow in many areas already. it's going to downhill fast andd just hunker down and hope forope the best. if you are not on the road you t will have a pretty decent experience with this if you if don't venture out. out
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we're hoping power outages will not be widespread, but if you're prepared for that you're going to be okay and we're going to see the worst of the winds settling down by sunday at noon. the blizzard warning has beeneen posted for our area. it will begin early afternoon and it will continue until 6:00 a.m. on sunday. sun we still expect this to have a a high impact and of course everybody likes to focus in on how many inches are we going to talking about-with this kind ofo snow, this kind of wind it really doesn't matter. doe it's going to be a big wallop for our area.r if iou had to put an exact timen it for the district, i would say 3:00, but i would hope you wouldn't wait until then to be safe at home just in case it ca comes in early. we saw last night. the heaviest saturday morning, winds gusting up and over 40 miles an hour, over 60 miles an hour at the coast and it wraps up sunday morning. i think the bulk of the
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accumulation may be done by saturday night. it will still be blowing and drifting on saturday, no doubtau about it.t do you remember february 5 and 6, 2010 this is what we got atragen national, 17.3 inches. 32.4, bwi got 25 out of it and we may be in the vicinity with our next storm. wanted to remind you what wh something like that looks like. we got a great picture from arnold productser, rocknold industry, maryland.du this was his taken taken on february 26. he said it was so heavy look at how the deck fencing started toa collapse. i asked you for your pictures from 2010 and i loved this one, the pup enjoying the snow. that's asanasser and he doesn't look like he's too upset about it. aleo says where is my car? you can see it's all covered(uq who n here and his caption was dudeu where's my car.
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we may be doing a little more of that. the winds will be a huge part of the story. i don't think i could emphasize it enough. sat at 6:00 we still got winds to 43 in shen and dough a, 38 i, the district. dis even as late as midnight, we're' still up and over the mid 30s. as the winds start to settle down just a little bit sunday bt morning we'll still have a lot of blowing and drifting going oo even as late as sunday evening v with 0-mile an hour gusts. here's the storm itself. the center of the storm now in mississippi. one report of a tornado in mississippi. all these red areas are where we tornado watches.atc the leading edge pushing into western north carolina.nort the clouds are going to build later tonight.toni we'll be cloudy and dry for thee morning. the snow arrives in the the afternoon with a temperature of 32. once it starts to snow,now, temperatures will drop pretty quickly.
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there is a lot of pretreatment on the road. by 5:00, 32-degrees as you sawaw there. i have to show you this futurecast and then we'll get you to the seven day forecast.ee i want you to see the timing as we climb to 3:00. it's begun in d.c., it starts snowing heavily by 10, the t rain/snow line far to the southh around the richmond area.ichm by the time we get to saturday morning we we're really picking with our storm here. the noon hour still going strong. watch it breaking up a littleak bit onin our futurecast by saturday evening.sa we hope the bulk of the accumulation may be over by 9 or 10:00 on saturday.atur and sunday, 36-degrees with 36 clearing skies. monday a settled day, a good day to clean up. u i'm sure a lot of stuff will be shutdown our new global forecasting system coming in now, pretty aggres eve with this storm. tuesday, wednesday, scattered rain or snow showers. in the 40s.
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tough for everyone to make itake home. a the look of these guys grew ug in the north. they're used to the snowment sow we were curious on what their take was. i'm used to it, prepared for it. i was actually having a little bit of fun in my big truck driving around town. we'll see how we do this time around.ar it's funny to see the amount of panic. it will be fun to actually see how everybody does.oes this would be nothing in buffalo. this would be like a normalor weekend. it doesn't seem like anything big to us. everyone has their stories ofris being cold up in minnesota. i remember i think it was negative 45 with the wind chill and we only had school delayed an hour and had to show up att cool. > you have to hand it to the marketing people at georgetown.g their tie in ticket prices to the amount of snow that falls ta this weekend. the more the snow, the lower the
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prices for tuesday day. 0 to 1530 percent off, 15 to 20 inches 40 percent off.s 40 if we get more than 20 inches20i those tickets are 50 percent0 pe off. >> this is great.is the problem is can you make it to the game on tuesday or saturday, depending on what'st's left. > it's 2 # there. >> thank you, jim. > thank you. > this is fox5 local news at 11 right now at 11, a blizzard with record-setting potential is quickly approaching the d.c. region. we saw how an insure of snow tripled the roads lang night. did local leaders learn from their mistakes. from the roads to metro, to your local news, fox5 at # 1 has you guys covered. thanks so much for joining us as we prepare again for this monster coming tomorrow. i'm shawn yancy.
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and i'm tony perkins. we have a lot of ground too cover. in the last 20 minutes we learned that federal agencies will be open tomorrow with thewh option for unscheduled leave, unscheduled tell he work andnd early departure no later thanhan noon. so effectively they'll bey'll closing at noon. let's talk about the schools that are closed. d.c. public schools, fairfax, arlington, loudon, principles williams, culpeper, fox jar and stafford counties in virginia, also alexandria, manassas city and manassas park. in maryland, montgomery county, howard, charles and calvert and st. mary's. prince charles county schools already had a scheduled day off. i believe frederick countyred schools also had a scheduled day off. as we count down to the blizzard our fox5 crews have you cover.e. let's start things with sue palka. >> first of all a big bravo toto the federal government for making sure everybody is
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