snafrngs thanks for joining us at 10:00. >> i'm tony perkins >> i'm is shawn yancy. let's get to the school closings. in virginia, fairfax county. prince william's county, loudoun county, manassas city and manassas park city public schools are all closed tomorrow. in maryland, montgomery county, anne arundel, howard county and frederick county public schools closed. georgetown university, george mason and the university of maryland at college park and baltimore county also closed. dc public schools say they will have a decision by 5:00 a.m. and the office of personnel management says it will make a decision whether or not the government will be open by 4:00 a.m. . fox 5 has a team of reporters on snow patrol. le

a live look at the latest track of the storm. everything does seem to be on track. we expected to start seeing enough snow developing around 9:00 tonight. it might cover the grass in some areas and that's exactly what we're seeing. you're seeing snow here in the purple shade and the darker purple indicates a little bit of heavier snow. we got some of that coming through dc right now. you can see down 95 toward the fredericksberg area a little bit more but we also see the rain snow line, there's been sleet mixing in and a little bit of rain down to our south and east as we expected. this is going to continue all night long with the heaviest snow from now really until about 7:00 in the morning and it has been getting a lot colder, we're starting to see sticking not so much to pavement. i checked the fox 5 parking lot. nothing is sticking yet. but it's sticking to the grass and cars and the fence to say around our building. here's that heavier band we're watching. also moving north. so this may be able to put down a half ch

had a half inch accumulate in is just the last hour or so as we've been watching. and if you've been paying attention to the storm for the last several days, you know this piece of energy has everything to do with helping to develop a new area of low pressure off the coast. that will be our nor'easter and that is going to cause a huge mess for places like new york and boston. we're certainly going to get a very big snowstorm outside of it as well but we have very big challenges with this one, which we'll get into in a moment. our heavy snow will begin around midnight and it will continue until 7:00 in the morning, that doesn't mean we're done with snow at 7:00. most of the accumulation is there by 7:00. we'll have ongoing snow showers throughout the day. even into wednesday to be honest but this rain snow line has been quite a challenge in the forecast and it remain as challenge but it does appear snow it will be cutting do you know totals, we will have wrap around snow

evening we could watch another stream. most will be to the north and west big totals where you have a chance at getting over eight and 12 inches and that is going to be higher elevations to our north and west but i mentioned rain snow line challenge and we're going to send it over to caitlin roth because that will create a different scenario depending on where you live in this region. hi, caitlin >> you're so right. we knew it would be the biggest challenge and it still will be going forward. some of you waking up with literally nothing on the ground and some with a foot of snow. very challenging doing our best to show you how that's going to go to develop. most are seeing snow right now, and that's what we anticipated that at least until midnight, everyone will see snow. but that dividing line right along i95. it's a tricky when you live along 95. as a result winter storm warnings, snow should accumulate at least four inches or more are in pink. winter weather advisory just

stafford county and spotsylvania county and virginia where we expect less of accumulation due to the mixing and then change over to rain. in effect until 2:00 p.m. we've been seeing temperatures fall steadily since sunset. 34 at reagan national. 32 at dulles. most areas north and west now at freezing or below and the snow is sticking of the best way for sue and i to know you're seeing snowfall or that it's sticking let us know on social media. we love your teeth, caitlin roth fox 5 and sue palka fox 5 dc. she's seeing snow sticking to the grass, southern montgomery county you're getting the snow. it will probably stick soon. megan is in fredericksberg but they're starting to see the mix line sneak into parts of prince william's county and fredericksberg is one of our spots we expect little accumulation by tomorrow morning. due to the sleet and then the rain mixing in.

also one of our favorites, strider saying we have snow cover cars in kingstown but grass and roads are just wet and as we go through the coming hours, we expect more snow to fall to continue to accumulate with that mix. not starting until some time between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. for dc and that will greatly impact the totals. we will show you the latest coming up in just a bit. first, shawn and tony back to you. our coverage continues now with gary mcgrady, tracking the storm. live in frederick maryland. we've been calling this winter's rerevenge >> left frederick moving to the south and it's coming down good. in the last 30 minutes or so we got a lot of coverage. basically a moderate snow ban now, in terms of the driving ban doing pretty slow. at little slushy trying to stick on the sides of the roads as you can see from the picture. traffic not having a problem. slowing down.

once the rate of snow picks up, that's really when we're going to have a problem on the roads. the roads were well above freezing with sunshine and temperatures in the 40's. we're moving through a pretty good snow band and i anticipate that this is really going to continue to get a little bit heavier over the next several hours. roads are primarily wet now just kind of reiterate that. and i do believe that the roads crews have done a great job out here. pretreating and we've seen a couple of salt trucks earlier and i suspect we're going to see plenty more of those. at least on this band we're headed 270 south right now. i've seen one car went offer the road. whether or not it was weather related no idea. the state trooper was assisting them. other than that, we haven't seen anything. this is really the heaviest snow we've been seeing. and beginning to kind of pile up mainly off the roads on the grassy areas, side. the heaviest coming in overnight tonight.

i suspect it is only going to -- i know it's only going to be getting worse now for the next several hours, and tony and shawn, a little bit on the side personal note i've been here 13 years. never, not one time have i ever been able to actually be out in the snowstorm. i've always back there. i'm kind of excited about this. this is new thing for me and tomorrow morning, van and i will be back out and i suspect hopefully 6:00, 7:00 in the morning, it will be something out here. and we'll be getting around and showing everybody i suspect five, six, seven, eight, one feet total, things like that, at least from the meteorologist -- we're not chasing the snow. we're in the snow. >> van, eyes on the road. eyes on the road. we'll be back about 10:30, and even at 11:00 as well. >> very good. thank you very much. gary. looks good. road crews are ready to tackle snow in northern vir

as governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of emergency in advance of the storm. fox 5 lindsay watts is live in leonardtown with more on the preparations underway there. lindsay? >> tony, it's coming down here in leesburg. you can see snow plows, it was around 7:00 when the first light flakes started falling then turned to rain and it was about 8:30 we started seeing snow like this and you can see it's a good rate of snowfall taking a look down, you can see what's accumulated in grassy areas, not too much, even less on the roads. nothing there at this point, and that's the reason that these snow plows are still lined up yet. virginia has 4300 pieces of snow removal equipment out and around tonight. and i'm joined now by steve shannon with v dot. when will they get moving

as soon as the snow starts sticking to the pavement, start seeing tracking, they will be moving. that's when they will apply the salt. this -- these particular contractors probably within the next hour or so. again, depending on the road temps and when the snow starts sticking they will be moving out. >> reporter: not bad for drivers, we haven't seen anybody having any trouble. what are you anticipating for the morning? >> tomorrow morning could be treacherous. you got to understand, the temperatures, the ambient temperatures will be dropping, road temperatures below freezing, sticking with 4300 pieces of equipment. we'lling it oh, treat the roads and plow them when it's time to plow we'll star plowing. >> reporter: i wanted to show video. about a half hour ago, steve took us out to what you call the most dangerous place for drivers when it snows. in all of northern virginia. and this is

clarks county line. why so dangerous >> that's it's about 2500 feet higher elevation than it is anywhere else and it's just the spot and it is definitely the number one trouble spot any time we have severe weather like this. i have probably 12 trucks just to maintain that mountain. >> reporter: any other trouble spots? >> route 50 towards upperville can get treacherous, here in loudoun county, route 15 towards one of the rocks, temperatures tend to drop out there quick too. they can be treacherous. >> reporter: drivers definitely it's going to get much worse. thanks so much for joining us. before i go, loudoun county is among the districts that will be closed for tomorrow, one of the first districts to call it earlier today. live in leesburg, lindsay what is it fox 5 local news. thousands of flights up down the east coast have been

travelers three airports in this region forced to change their plans marina marraco continues our team coverage live from national airport. marina? >> reporter: things are looking bleak from reagan national. this is actually the departures, not a lot of folks but the one thing that is departing is metro coming and going to reagan national. the flights aren't for the most part and you can see the snow starting to come down slow. but steady there here in northern virginia. we're i'm going to take a peak inside to the terminal because there's tons of folks who have decided this is where they will camp out inside the terminal. we caught a couple people sleeping tonight. you're going to show us around, not a lot of folks out here. kind of like the scenes from the terminal. departure boards looking bleak. for the most part, cancelations. we have seen some flights here that are delayed and those

early morning flights. and on time 6:59 to atlanta but if you look at other morning flights, they've already been cancelled from other airlines, some of them delayed. of course, a time will tell as it starts to snow and sticks on the runways, we were speaking with a gate agent who says they've been told to go home because all the flights after 8:30 p.m. were cancelled. they had flights they were taxiing out to jfk. they had to reboard the passengers and wait to send them to other airports, things not looking good here. we spoke to folks who made it into the dc area right in the nick of time and others trying to figure out what they're going to do in next couple hours. take a listen. >> because of the storm, i just wanted to get in early so that i can like head out earlier before the -- before the snow. >> reporter:

>> great >> not bad. >> reporter: slippery land >> no, pretty smooth, i thought it would be slippier. >> they can't get us out until thursday and we have to be seattle until wednesday >> we're going to rent a car and drive to norfolk and try to fly out of norfolk >> tonight? you look like you're telling me that's a bad idea. >> how confident are you in the driving skills in the rain and sleet? >> i can do it. i can do it. got this. >> you got this. >> reporter: and shawn, tons of stories at the terminal. those folks decided they were going to come in tonight and spend the night here, they weren't sure if metro was going to be running tomorrow morning, didn't want to risk it. question now, of course, is there they fly out tomorrow? we'll have to wait and see. shawn? >> smart of them to come in tonight i hope they can get out tomorrow. thank you, marina. meantime that storm is also affecting metro se

are operating on a regular weekend schedule tonight. metro stations close at midnight. tomorrow, metro will open at 5:00 a.m. trains will run on saturday schedule. metrobus service may be delayed or detoured and customers with disabilities is suspended until further notice. amtrak making changes ahead of the storm. starting tomorrow, trains will operate on a modified schedule in the northeast. as you know the snow will be much heavier the further north you go. there will be no acela express service between new york city and boston. they're going to get hit hard and only limited service between new york city and dc. in addition, amtrak's northeast regional service will run on a modified schedule. some trains may be cancelled. passengers encouraged to check the train's status on amtrak's website or on the smart phone. the white house is also preparing for the brunt of the storm. earlier this evening, president trump tweeted this picture with the

washington, dc mayor bowser about incoming storm preparations in dc. still to come gun stores in our area, after this break in, a store in virginia was hit. what they were able to get in lightening speed. students at an arlington million school will finish year with a new principal. we'll tell you why the old principal resigneded after 15 years, details he sent home to the students and staff today when we come back sue will join us with the latest storm track. also give you the projected snowfall totals that's coming up in just a couple of moments. we'll check and see how the weather is shaping up in montgomery county. where schools are closed for tomorrow. we'll be right back. bac

live pictures from frederick maryland where you can see the snow is starting to stick on the ground on the grassy areas. not so much on the roadways are wet and we do expect

to deteriorate during the night. >> absolutely. we're going to be checking in right now with sue palka to find out more about those conditions, also the snow totals depending on where you live. >> we're going to show you the snow totals, aren't we glad this is mainly happening at night? as schools know what they're going to be dealing with tomorrow morning, they've got extra days in the bank and luckily i think for a lot of people these crews will be able to get the job done in a timely fashion. this will be a heavy wet snow. kind of a back breaker to shovel. take your time with it tomorrow. how much snow are we going to be seeing? well, tell you what? we know the rain snow line will probably cut down totals in or around the beltway area but we still feel comfortable saying it could be anywhere in the washington region from two to six inches and by the washington region in or around the beltway. if we get a lot of mixing and rain and sleet. that could be closer to two inches and that six could be way too much.

south and east we know it will be a little bit of slush. maybe an inch. if it changes, you're going to go see a lot leaving and as we get out towards montgomery county and even into frederick county that's when the totals go up to six. and the farther north and west you go into the pink area we have eight to 16 inches there will be very little mixing in those areas. for the first time this year, we actually have the potential for plowable snow. most of this year we've only used a little bit of brine and salt and our tisha lewis is standing elbow i where they're getting ready to do plowing. hi, tisha. >> reporter: you know what a? speaking of salt, there's a big salt pile behind me. if you take a look over my left shoulder, look at about 100 tons of salt here at the snow removal coy in bethesda. they're hoping by this time tomorrow, this pile is down a little bit. that would be good for business. so far this winter season, they

of salt behind me because we barely had any snow. now, we're here at this family owned company they've been around about three decades. and they are looking forward to tonight's weather event, there's no explanation to, you probably know why they're looking forward to tonight's weather, we had such a calm and quiet winter so far, they have been preparing for this weather event taking place right now, this snowfall over of the last 24 hours. right now, they are in the holding pattern until the snow picks up, which seems like it's doing right now. typically, crews here are deployed once there's at least an inch of snow on the ground. between commercial and federal and private customers, the bethesda based companies says tsa would you 75 clients. this time last year, weather business was booming and they are hoping at least to catch a glimpse of some good business for the company and also for the locally on busines

couple days. >> it's nice to, you know, for everybody to get work and for the equipment to work. and you know, if there's a need. >> if it does not snow, do you >> yes, we have a huge overhead. everything gets paid. there's equipment, insurance, licensure, all of that. >> reporter: now, this particular company dough employs trucks as far south and far north as baltimore. also, between frederick and annapolis, now, they have a slight advantage over some other companies that even though it's been a common quiet winter so far until now, while they have been hurt kind of by the lack of snowfall, they haven't been hurt as bad as some other companies because they also build homes and have a landscaping business, but they haven't quite deployed the fleet out yet. waiting for the snow to accumulate on the ground, that's the latest

studio. >> thank you. new at 10:00 arlington public schools announced the principal of williamsberg middle school resigned, gordon lori his works in the school district 15 years no one seen him at the school since february 24th. in a letter the superintendent said principal lori resigned for personal reasons, he also wrote a letter to parents said he planned to complete his dissertation in pursuit of his doctoral degree. there will be someone filling in in the meantime. thieves targeted another local gun shop at fairfax county. take a look this over here, surveillance video from a robbery at a rockville gun shop last week >> we're learning two days later, a gun shop in chan tilly virginia was hit. again, dozens of firearms stolen. fox 5 angelie hemphill is live in chan tilly with the latest images.

it's too early to tell if the burglary in maryland and the one here in 50 west armory are related but in both cases there are similarities including the fact the thieves were quick. barely getting away before police arrived. >> the police department responded within minutes. i'm surprised they didn't pull up while the people were still here. >> reporter: security camera footage shows it took 48 seconding to break into front door in chan tilly and make off with 35 handguns. >> they proceeded to actually take what was closest to the front door. we believe that the reason they did that is because the way that our alarm immediately went off. >> reporter: manager said this man acted as a look-out while two others went into the store after 5:00 saturday morning. in the video, you can see them smashing several display case

and left behind $45,000 in damage. just two days earlier, security cameras captured two men break ongoing the united gun shop in rockville. taking 31 guns in total in less than 90 seconds. there's definitely similarities between the two. from talking to the atf as well as local law enforcement, it's possible these are connected. >> reporter: the atf is assisting in both investigations as gun store burglaries in the country are on the rise. >> only makes our job harder that want to do things lawfully by selling firearms legally and doing background checks when there's also illegal firearms on the market that could hurt or kill somebody. >> reporter: take a good look at these photos. that first suspect thought to being

the second a black man 18 to 22, six feet tall, 175 pounds wearing a dark jacket with a silver stripe down the sleeve, jeans, black shoes and light colorado gloves and the third suspect a black man 18 to 22, 5-11, wearing light colored gloves. if you have information, call police. live in chan tilly. angel hemphill fox 5 local news. could the repeal and replace obamacare. >> will millions of americans lose their health coverage if the plan passes? >> officers found one man trapped inside this white vehicle.

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today was deadline day for the trump administration to provide proof that the president's new york offices

november election. >> the justice department asked for more time to respond to that inquiry from congress. fox's catherine har has the latest >> with the looming deadline to provide documents about alleged wire tapping to congress, the president's tweets march 4th about the election were not meant literally >> the president used the word wiretapping to mean quote surveillance and other activity. >> looks like we lost that package. >> whenever we had these conversations with another agency, the accusation is like we're interfering. >> presidential counsellor kellyanne conway suggested surveillance to be could be widespread after wikileaks alleged, today, conway dialed back >> i'm not inspector

i don't believe people are using the microwave to spy on the trump campaign. i'm not in the job of having evidence. that's what investigations are for >> on the sunday talk shows, a accurate, of the evidence president said the evidence or lack of will be telling >> the president has one of two choices, retract or to provide the information that the american people deserve, because if his predecessor violated the law, president obama violated the law, we got a serious issue here. >> reporter: the intelligence committee deadline comes one week before the first public hearing on the russian investigation. former administration officials including james como are invited witnesses, the committee ranking distraught believes the fbi director may be eager to testify >> if the press reports are accurate. if they refused whatever reason he may welcome the opportunity but he'll have that march 20th vladimir putin

the russian ambassador also met with hillary clinton's advisors >> people are talking about what the election really is not to try to have one candidate win over the other. it's to destabilize the process. >> reporter: they believe the justice department will comply with the congressional request. a justice department spokesman confirmed they have asked the committee more time to review the request and determine if relevant documents exist. in washington, catherine her idge, fox news >> sorry about the little mistake there with the package. hope you got the gist. we're going to another quick check on the forecast. we go to sue. i wanted to show you radar because remember that darker purple indicates where we got moderate snow starting to move up and that is south of dc. caitlin was checking we're getting reports about half inch of snow here and there, montgomery county several other places. so it's starting to cover the ground. not necessarily the pavement yet.

snow rate continues, we're going to go see things getting snow cover around here. we'll have a full check of your weather forecast coming up in a few minutes. shawn and tony? well be on the air until 11:30 to bring you the latest. but the morning commute could be a mess. we will be going on at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow with live reports and updates on everything from school closures to road conditions, and check in with local ski resorts because of the warmer temperatures. will the snowfalls bring the skiers back. tune in tomorrow at 4:00 a.m.

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. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. welcome back, we're well on our way to doubling this to entire winter snowfall already few places have picked up between a half inch and inch. at reagan national we've had 1.4 as you well know. we're about to do something about that.

pictures, this is the hill at 13th and clifton and you can see that the pavement is still dry. well, it's wet but it's not sticking and the snow is sticking to the cars there as well as the trees. we appreciate that. and that was from him. thank you for your tweet. let me give you another check. darker purple area, which by the way has a little bit of sleet underneath it. that's about to push into dc. and that's going to put down another half inch or a inch as that pushes on in. that's some of the heavier snow we're watching. again a little bit of sleet. get farther south and the sleet we're finding some of that rain, this is the famous rain snow line we'll be tracking. it will impact totals around the area, one place that likely we only have to deal with the rain snow line is where gary mcgrady is driving around right now up toward the frederick county area or are you in montgomery now >> we're in frederick county still >> how is it looking out there >> we got on 270

we may have saw a little bit of sleet, what we're seeing now is looks like on some of the roads now we're getting a little coverage. this is about the best we're going to go see because we're in the bulls eye of where this storm is going to be and by tomorrow morning, i suspect we're talking about eight to ten, maybe 12 inches up here that will make it unpassable in many locations. right now, everything is mostly wet. it's not quite as hard a snow as what it was when you check on us earlier about 25 minutes. it's lightened up a little bit. it's coming in waves. so mostly wet roads but getting a little bit colder and there's a few spots where it's starting to cover up and get icy. now is about as good as it will be for quite a while. i i'll send it back into you from frederick county, there's salt trucks out here moving around just a bit. back to you. >> thank you for the update. when you're stuck in the house tomorrow,

with us on social media. >> all you have to do is use #winter's revenge. we're following the responses to the storm and also does this have significance >> yes. this is one of my picks for a song listen to >> a snow dance. >> yes. >> what is it >> layla. by derek and the dominos,/eric clap ton. >> when you're snowed in do you play air guitar? >> i also have prince's purple rain >> you can tweet us your favorite snowed in songs as well. we'll be back in just a few minutes. keep it here. here . financial freedom is first and foremost. more than half of all americans say the american dream is feeling feeling financially secure or

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courtney glass, the council woman from maryland joins us via skype >> courtney lost her mother from cancer several years ago, underwriter the affordable care act she was able to have her insurance cover genetic testing and because of that she had preventive surgery last year. here's the first question, are you concerned that other women might not be able to have the same benefits as you if the repeal is passed? >> i'm very concerned. that other young women we only have the same benefit as my. i would have been denied life savings measures that i had access to. even a year ago. not to mention preexisting condition, lifetime cap, that the republican say will not be a part of the bill. the way that it's being rushed through i feel that it could potentially become part of the bill and that could prevent a lot of lives from being saved >> as it stands there are critics of obamacare but we just

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we've been talking about you guys sharing things with us on social media. we appreciate it. jim lokay joins us with a look at your view of what they're calling the winter wallop. >> how is it going >> we have our own nicknames. we're calling this winter's revenge and some people were rubbing it in after saying they're soaking up the sun instead in far off locales. let's move on and show you what we have a coming in tonight. all the jokeses about winter are coming followed by this one. winter is here. no doubt about it. as we keep checking off the tweets. they're calling this winter's revenge but the same news that said trump would never win. i'm just going to wait to see. there you have the. back after this. ice. invest with confidence.

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we are continuing to check some snow totals getting called into the region and we even have our first inch of snow is fallen in ashburn virginia. here's the last.

mon clare virginia, prince william's county. half inch, lauren virginia, calverton, montgomery county .4, ashburn has the one inch. you doubled your yearly snowfall total this season. here is our most recent radar and again, the purple indicates snow. we got oranges down here a little bit of sleet then you can see the green that's rain. this is going to put down another half inch if not a little bit more as this pushes up in through the beltway looks like it's about to do that right now. we can kind of color coat it take away the purple and replace it with red to show where the heaviest snow is. this is what gary was driving through up here on 270. you can this batch is going to come through and this will likely begin the process of trying to stick to the roads a little bit. so you can clearly see as the night goes on and we start getting heavier bands of snow that we are going to see things going downhill, which

we're so glad so many of you aren't driving around tonight. storm system is moving to the coast. where it will become the powerful nor'easter and clobber new york, boston, philly and our northern suburbs into pennsylvania. for the rest of us, we'll watch the rain snow line carefully but we're certainly seeing temperatures dropping. that's why we're starting to see things sticking. 28 in westminster, dc dropped to 33. below freezing in gaithersburg at the freezing mark at dulles. cold enough to stick and make a mess. futurecast at 10:00 has a good handle on this as well as where the rain snow line is placed right now. notice at midnight, this is a lot of mixing south of dc according to our feature cast with rain towardsals bury colonial beach. that rain snow line still trying to hang tough and look it gets up to montgomery county at 7:00 in the morning, it may melt some snow out there that's going to

but by 9:00, we're pushing the rain snow line away and we've got more snow that may continue in the afternoon on the back side of our storm system. even as late as 6:00 or later than that we could see snow streamerring coming on down as the storm continues to pull in colder air. you saw the snow totals earlier. if you missed them we'll be showing them again at 11:00. it could be as little as two inches in the beltway to up to a foot in the sweet spots to the north. we're staying cold this week, friday, st. patrick's day, 43, maybe more showers on saturday. we can't rule out more snow showers on wednesday, we're going to be seeing a lot. don't go anywhere, we'll be right back.

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and the resulting, directed at bruce allen we haven't seen much of him in public but it changed today for a slightly different reason. >> that's allen in ashford wielding large scissors as part of a ceremony renaming the team's practice facility. afterwards he ducked the cameras. one guy who did speak, nate on the drama surrounding kirk cousins. >> anything that happens could affect me. when it comes down to it, i'm planning on being here this summer. and doing the best i can and improving and showing how much i've improved. and i'm not too worried about what happens. whatever it is, down the road, i hope to get an opportunity and when i do, make the most of it. >> let nate play. at the ncaa

the first seed instead they got the third. good, they're bucknell on friday, if they advance the winner of elon on sunday, the bad the number four will have to go to duke and top seeded yukon, this is how they reacted to being three >> it's a little surprise i think it's just a number. freshman year we were four seed. i think it's a number and if you play how we've been playing with the confidence we've been playing we'll be find >> you talk about winning 30 games, winning your regular season, conference tournament, so it won't change for our team. we've always -- we've understood, you know, where things are at. for us all you can control is what you do in terms of how you play on the floor. >> if only the snow came a couple days later we'd sit home and watch march madness. >> we wish them the best >> the news at 11:00 s

this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. right now at 11:00, the nasty nor'easter. >> this is a serious winter storm. >> snow, rain. sleet. what you'll get depends on where you live. >> we'll have more than 200 plows scheduled out on the? streets. fox 5 is live across dc maryland and virginia we're analyzing the latest coming in to the weather center >> storm team coverage continues now. the biggest snowstorm of the season getting started. here's a live look in frederick maryland, little bit of snow. not sticking the roads are little bit wet but it will be had a long night for the road crews who will be out there. thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins, several school districts cancelled classes, we'll start with virginia. fairfax county, prince william, loudoun, manassas