south of leesburg and warrenton and we will see good snow. temperatures are above freezing. it is not sticking yet but as temperatures come down in the next hour or two you will see it sticking toward leesburg, olney an upperville. let's talk about the final amounts. we have changed the amounts and for that here's a new snowfall accumulation map. drum roll, please. >> with were talking about this, and remember we had 18 to 30 here. we said 20 to 30 across the board. we think that north and west of town will have a better chance. if there is any mixing that goes on that will cut down on accumulations. southern maryland we are only thinking for you a significant storm, six to ten. in to charles and northern st. mary's 12 to 20. same with king george. if this doesn't mix the 20 line will go further to the south. more in a few minutes. right now we want to find out what is happening on the roads. here's angie goff with more. >> thanks for joining us at this noon hour. we want to begin with the capital beltway right now. the inner loop was just shut down at the american legion br

we'll go out toward lowden county and leesburg. these are pretty good snow showers. especially north of leesburg, past to aldi. everything is pushing down to the south and east. it's going to roll down the dulles toll rode in the next couple hours. we'll move a little further to the north and east. these are heavy too on the west side of 270. from clarksburg westward and up toward urban a. poolesville, pretty good snow showers. they will lay down a coating. let's talk about temperatures. still above freezing, thankfully. 36 in vi en a 36 in the plains and 37 in culpepper. below freezing toward kaiser. 31 you there. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy, windy and cold. flurries possible but no snow showers. 20s and 30s. winds west, southwest at 10 to 20. tomorrow, maybe a flurry but hides 40 to 45 and winds westerly at 10-15. satellite picture will zoom into the big storm out on the california coast. that's where a lot of the storms have come from this year. no exception here. this is going to move into the four corners area and move into the gulf coast and then get to a po

in leesburg, alex, 9news now. >> whatever it takes. on an un related snow mote, does some glued meat sound appetizing? i'll have that after the break. g÷gyç >>> people in denmark will have to get used to sinking their teeth into smaller pieces of meat glued together. approved the use of an enzyme that is known as meat glue. it makes the blood in meat coagulate and biggest manufacture says it will consider using the stuff to transform small pieces of meat into larger cuts sold at grocery stores. glueing meat sounds about as appetizing as the fourth winter storm to hit in a week. > you are going to start eating meat, aren't you? >> i don't think so. >> we are looking at pretty good snowfall rates, especially north of town. but some sleet north and south of town. let's look at the computer for just a minute. we'll go to the satellite picture and we see a lot of snow with the developing storm now to the south and see the magenta? that is the sleet and also a little bit of snow mix. this is what we are going to watch. that said, you folks

everybody is at least getting moderate snow across the metro area and that is from warrenton to leesburg across the river in to frederick and up in to hagerstown. points south, too are getting hammered. we will come back and talk about the prospect of mixing with sleet and rain. the full forecast is next. (announcer) school mornings are busy mornings. so i make them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm, flaky pastry with delicious, sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get box tops for their school. toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. that, on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. >>> this is a live shot of northwest dc where the snow is coming down again. by now you know there's a snow emergency. you want to keep the cars off the snow emergency routes and all the jurisdictions are asking you to park in driveway and garages so they can get those plows an the area as quickly as possible. >>> now, right now we are in the mile of the storm. if you haven't already, you want to get some things ready. you want

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six inches in leesburg, 3.8 inrockville, eight inches in cumberland, and we're looking at six inches in martinsburg, west virginia. it's beginning to mount up. this is what we call pre snow because the main event has yet to start. dangerous super storm. six to 12 inches. that's a broad range but that's the potential. probably see some lightning and hear some thunder tonight. don't freak out. it often happens with these types of dynamic systems. six to eight midnight to 6:00 a.m. then we see the storm pull away slowly. and it will pull away slowly, but in the morning maybe two to four, in the evening maybe an additional one to two. should taper off 6:00, 7:00, tomorrow evening. yes, it might snow or flurry until midnight, but in terms of accumulation no, more than a dufght after about 6:00 to 7:00. near blizzard conditions tonight, and that is something we cannot say enough. it's a question of visibility, and winds with blizzard warnings. all right. has to be a quarter mile less in visibility for three hours or longer, and also, it's not an "and/or." also have sustained gusts of 35 mi

half mile leesburg. get the idea there are real problems to the west with temperatures below freezing. so not just slippery roads but fog. you may want to wait a while before you go out. the seven-day forecast, the next storm is taking shape as we head in to friday and saturday. actually down texas starting. we could have significant snow here and a lot more than this one and sunday and monday, another snow is possible on mobbed monday and tuesday. >>> we are going through until 9:30. stay with us with for updates on the school and road conditions. no problems out of fredericksburg to the springfield interchange. we are moving well. we are slow little river to route 50. that is pure volume. no incidents or accidents. on 66 eastbound, that trip is looking slow around the route 50 area. the roads are well treated but still you want to watch your speed. we have some slick spots out there. in maryland,. the second one is from falls down to the split. drivers are still losing two right lanes because crews are

leesburg 40. frederick, maryland, down to 38. a west wind with wind chills in the high 30s. i want to show you this picture that shirley ward in brunswick, maland, sent us. yes, spring is getting closer. her crocuses are in bloom. thank you for sending that in. there are a few light, lonely snow showers along interstate 81. winchester, as well. hagerstown might see a little snow flake into western parts of montgomery county. the larger view shows a bit of snow out in the mountains of western virginia, much of eastern ohio. this is all going to be wheeling around. most will dry out as it comes over the mountains. for folks up in the mountains of west virginia, you will get snow showers overnight tonight. plenty of cold air across parts of the ohio valley. that will keep the snow showers going across ohio and west virginia. the main player is that huge area of low pressure across new york. believe it or not, that same storm has been there all week. it's going to do one final insulting lap through parts of the keystone state before it heads out to sea. the results here will be

this is from leesburg, just a gorgeous look to them in. just makes for a pretty shot out there. isn't that gorgeous? snow on the ground. here is a fresh coating, and it looks pretty neat. this is an alexandria, a top of the building. everything blanketed in white. look at this little mohawk there on that guy. this is a really great picture. the melting really began and will continue tonight. we're back in the 20's. we are keeping an eye on this next system that could bring major snow friday afternoon into saturday timeframe. we have to keep a close eye on it. maybe another store next tuesday. >> a lot of good pictures. those were needs. > -- neat. >>> the lawyer for the americans arrested in haiti say their kids to be decided today. -- their fates to be decided today. they say they are taking refuge in their faith now. the investigating magistrate will mee with all 10 of the americans and will report to eight district attorney, who will then decide if the americans will be formally charged with a crime. >>> out next, prosecutors closing in on the doctor to michael jackson, but m

west of leesburg, purcellville, and harpers ferry.more to the north and frederick county we are looking at light snow showers and a couple pushing through carroll county. the snow showers coming out of hagerstown in to middletown and north and west of westminster. on the weather computer top temperature the other concern other than the flurries are the visibilities which are really low. especially to the west. here in town, we are not too bad. lookok at dulles. that is below leesburg. dulles is at zero. three quarters at manassas and culpeper. talking about visible let's go outside to devon lucie. what's it looking like. >> i can see a little blue sky. a thin layer of fog and you get above that and we have a couple of clouds beyond that. later today we will have to get through a bright day and a lot of reflecting sun light coming off the snow. speaking of the bright snow it has a lot of heft it to, too. take break and maybe smaller shovel fulls and maybe not the typical snow shovel i have here. make an smaller shovel will make it easi

trailing edge of the snow begins to move through warrenton, leesburg into fredericksburg. by 6:00, 7:00 in the morning for the morning rush hour, most everything is out of here. there will be trailing wet snow, maybe a couple, even four inches for you folks into southern maryland. especially upper parts of montgomery county, frederick county. high spots of loudoun county. some spots may still get five or six inches of wet snow in and around town, two or three then we'll see the clouds break up. sunshine coming out tomorrow afternoon, obviously. morning rush hour will be slow going. the evening should be much better. temperatures will be staying above freezing through the evening rush hour. later on tomorrow night, temperatures tumble into the 20s. a couple of days of sunshine. then the next storm which shows signs of being a bigger east coast storm late friday into saturday with temperatures into th 30s. next week our wintry pattern continues. be careful. >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come, artists using freezing water to paint a different picture. >> wayne newton leaves

per hour wind gust at national. 59 in frederick. 65 miles per hour wind gusts in rockville. 60 in leesburg, and 71 in martinsburg, west virginia. thats

baltimore 46. 39 leesburg but gusting in shenandoah in the 50s unbelievable there. look at the snow. some of it is rotating down. before i go i will hit the live doppler 9000 hd. we have an area of snow in and around baltimore coming through parts of columbia now. we will go to frederick county with the light stuff. howard county in to northern prince georges, northern anne arundel this stuff has been fairly moderate piling up a little bit and blowing around, too. watch out north of 32 especially to around route 100 back to 29. in parts of howard county a little misscy right now. we will come back and talk about the weekend and the winds and maybe another storm in the seven day. right now step out of the way and toss it to my colleague, angie goff. >>> hello, everybody. a few traffic alerts to kick off the 9:00 a.m. hour. be-- begin with 270. taking away left lane for drivers. slow to from the scene to the split. to the map in frederick maryland, route 15 is closed between ingel burger road and 806. we have an overturned tractor- trailer and i want to remind you the

as you get towards leesburg, it lightens up again. it's improving. it's going to be a slow going, especially north and east of town. that includes upper montgomery county and points east and north. let's go to the computer. look at the size of this storm, it's mind boggling to see two record breaking storms within four days of each other. usually it takes the atmosphere time to recharge itself, i know it does us. here we go. the storm is now a little bit east of atlantic city. it's throwing back a ton of moisture. temperatures, because the system hugged the coast earlier, they are above freezing in places like boston and also providence. it is snowing there and it will get worse. as far as we're concerned, we had the brunt of the winds and enough snow in philadelphia, the brunt of both. again, the storm is going to pull away and slowly but surely, the whole area of precipitation will move back to the north and east. we are seeing bands develop from north to south and that will continue, especially in eastern loudoun county, right around the river for

out towards the dulles area and leesburg and along the reston parkway and along route 7, there is a little bit heavier band of snow. that is like an appetizer before the main event. you can see the breadth of this storm. we are on a like track and the storm system that is spinning through eaern parts of tennessee will head toward the coast and another system will develop and will dump snow on top of us. this storm could rank in the top storms in the history of washington, d.c. adam caskey has been looking at this and he is live outside in maryland and has a bit of about those records. >>> one were to stop this storm the way it is looking is epic. it looks like an epic snowstorm probably going down in the top five and possibly even the top post more storms of all time. we only need 16.7 inches of snow and this will be in the top five. we need 20.6 inches and it will be in the top two. the biggest snowstorm on record at reagan national airport is 28 inches and that was back i 1922. that will be difficult but 20 inches is pretty likely across most of our region. we are in district heights, ma

we're right in front of tyson's corner mall on leesburg pike. we have video we shot into the too longing a if we can go to that. we are trying to keep the beltway and 66 safe. v-d.o.t. is preparing for up to six inches. sue says 2 to 4 but v-d.o.t. in a statement says they're preparing for 6 inches in some spots. crews are going to be working throughout the night. we met up with a couple people tonight about how they're dealing with all of this snow. here's what they had to say, some opposing views. >> everybody told me the winters here were pretty mild but i don't believe them. >> yes, sir, i'm from the midwest, st. louis, so i love this kind of weather. this is thing to me. >> reporter: v-d.o.t. wants everyone to know if you are headed to work tomorrow, there are going to be a lot of salt trucks out there early, before you get on the roads but that doesn't necessarily mean that they're going to get all the wet spots or the slick spots. they're really concerned, brian, tomorrow, about the freezing, the snow might have stopped but they believe t

leesburg up towards frederick, parts of the panhandle and west virginia and this area has now pushed across the bay. again, nothing heavy. and that should be out of here in the next few hours. let's go to the computer. what will not be out of here are the winds. 36-mile an hour wind gusts at national. still gusting to 43-mile an hour in winchester. just unbelievable. 24-mile an hour wind gusts in frederick and 30 over by the bay. you factor in the temperatures, it feels like it's 15 outside. it feels like it's 16 in frederick. 12 in winchester. and even across the bay, it feels like it's 13 in dover. all right. actual snowfall. we posted this on our website and updated our web totals as well. we're looking at 14-24 inches now north and west of town. even over towards parts of prince george's county. 6-14 in the metro and then 4-6 to the south and to the east down towards southern maryland and the northern neck. so for tonight, snow tapers off finally. windy and cold. wind chills five below to five above. low temperatures 15-25. i'll be back with wakeup weather shortly. >>> we can't s

some of the heavier spots are north into frederick and also towards out leesburg as well.e. you'll find the pretty good banned of snows out there. so it will get slippery now, even pretty lucky with temperatures above freezing for now. left turn go to the computer. we'll talk about the winter storm warning and how much we think will happen. two to five inches of the general snowstorm. heavier out here. it

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of course, that is good because we got a lot more on the way, 38 for the city, 39 leesburg and baltimore 37 degrees. i know you are running around make in snow preps get it done tonight because you don't want to get out there tomorrow because when this storm hits it is going to hit hard and fast. and we will go from no snow to a lot of snow within an hour or two. coming back at 5:30, i am going to tell you why we are so confident that this major snowstorm is actually going to be here. it doesn't look like it is a bust. it looks like be her and bring us significant snow. come back at 5:30 and i will tell you all about that. >> gary, thanks very much. scott brown set to shake p the senate. the lawmaker taking the late ted kennedy's seat and he is about to be sworn in. karen. >> these kids got perm frogs their parents to take the bus to the building. they have got a bone to pick with the mayor. ooh... you have heel pressure. huh. you have high arches. really? (announcer) people everywhere are discovering what's really going on with their feet. you have flat feet. i do? (announcer) footcare

it will be partly sunny this afternoon. 26 degrees right now in leesburg.e will see the cloud break open today with lots of sunshine and temperatures will climb into the low 40's. we will have sunshine for tomorrow, cool but pleasant for this time of year. our next weather maker will be friday afternoon into saturday and could be a major snowstorm that would last through saturday afternoon. sunshine returns sunday. >> because of the snow, we have a long list of school closings and delays. >> you can see the complete list at the top of your screen and also any, our website, wjla.com. we'll be right back. i walked in her shoes all 60 miles. (man) when they first told us she had breast cancer, i was scared to death. i thought that i was gonna lose my best friend. (man) susan g. komen 3-day for the cure. register today or request information and a free promise ring at the3day.org. (woman) i never really got to have a say in whether or not i wanted to lose my mom. having done this walk and having had this experience, i feel like i have finally had my say. regist

the heavier snows south of leesburg. take you winchester. we have had a bit of snow there. west of purseleville we are seeing a heavy band in to jefferson county, west virginia. outside on the weather terrace, devon lucie who has a better voice than me takes over. >> you have been working hard the last week and a half or for a monday it seems like, howard. we have a snow/rain falling here. some people may think it is sleet but it is the grains of snow falling down. we have had fluffy snow the last hour here. the updated snowfall totals. these are coming in via you at wusa9.com. we still have higher snow totals north and northwest but montgomery county, yet again, as been seeing six and seven inch snowfall totals. five in germantown. fairfax county, falls church three inches. starville 3 1/2. annandale five inches and for viewers out in west viriginia, martinsburg five inches and of snow. and cherry run, that's in morgan county, 13 inches of snow going on there. we have blizzard warnings to talk about. those are going to go on at 10:00 a.m. this morning east of here. anne ar

that is leesburg pike. road crews have been doing a good job of keeping the snow off major roadway. once again, shawn and brian they're going to be continuing to do that throughout the evening. they say there is going to be a major push right before rush hour so it's safe for people to drive to work. back to you guys in the studio. >> that is good news. i wish i had jonathan's attitude about the snow >> he was dancing and having a good time. i'm not so happy about it but jonathan was. >> matt ackland reporting live. >>> to maryland fox 5's bob barr incarcerated is on snow patrolin -- barnard is on snow patrol in rockford. >> reporter: they are passable in northwest washington. in rockville we have 2 to 2-1/2 inches of snow already. some is sticking on the roadway. you see a lady crossing the street not at the light so people still do what they want to do. you can see the road surface is covered. so far no major problems. people are driving at speed. we haven't seen anybody spinning at all. of course the night is young. at rockville town center tonight, they're trying to stay ahead o

four in fairfax, 2 in smithsburg and leesburg two inches. we have had some reports in round hill and places further out in loudoun county with as much as four inches. dangerous super storm. it really is. two to six inches the next couple of hours and then six to 12 inches between 6:00 p.m. and midnight. near blizzard conditions and starts to taper off, two to four inches in the morning on saturday and one to two inches in the afternoon on saturday. it will snow probably through the night. at least until midnight on sunday. in terms of accumulation it should shut off by evening, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 on saturday. massive storm. look at this storm. one little piece of energy is actually going to die in to eastern kentucky, southwestern west virginia and then this area of low pressure will take over and track over the coast. almost get to us. doesn't pass our parallel. and then it starts to move east war out to sea. it is not going to hit new york or boston. it is a mid-atlantic storm, if you will. and it is a pretty slow mover. it will progress bef

he drove all the way in from leesburg and he had a shovel. and i told him his shovel was dinky. so you know what he did? he sent his colleague out here to send me a shovel, so i could get to shoveling. these are the two shovels that the pharmacist brought us. people have a good sense of humor here in vienna, virginia. we're not going to get very far with these. we do, actually, have a big shovel to dig ourselves out of this parking lot. and just in case we can't do it, the kind people of vienna, a gentleman just drove up a minute ago, he's a contractor, he handed us a card and he said, if you can't get out, i'll come get you out. we're being well taken care of here in fairfax county. i'm kimberly suiters, with nbc 4, now back to you in e studio. >> and bruce moose moved along now, or is he still there with you? >> reporter: bruce moose has moved along. are you kidding?! he's doing doughnuts in the parking lot across the street. no, in all seriousness, no, barbara, you don't want to be driving out here. the conditions are abominable. i was talking to some vienna firefighters -- r

leesburg, virginia and gatorsburg. this stuff will try to push its way to the east. ban of heavy precipitation. it sets up on top of baltimore and sits for a few hours. that in addition to the storm cranking up the coast, is what prompted the blizzard warning that goes into effect at 10:00 a.m. we go to the freezing mix. temperatures should done in the 20s and

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leesburg has six inches of new snow. we had 18 inches yesterday during the 4:00 news. the winds are really try starting to pick up. the only thing i forgot to pick up were my goggles and earmuffs. >> look at that, it is really starting to whip there now. and as we take a look at this map. the blizzard warning area has been expanded, it's now in effect. it wasn't supposed to go in effect until 10:00, but now it's in effect as we speak. blizzard warnings all the way into this evening, and all these counties in red. blizzard conditions, near whiteout conditions. just a couple of hours sooner than we were thinking. so it is turned to the worse. and look at the latest wind gusts, a gust of wind at the dulles airport at 46, reagan national just had a gust of 42. visibility is down to just a 10th of a mile now at national airport. the conditions are just all white at this hour. it is complete white out here now look at this, victims are under a half a mile all throughout southern maryland and across west virginia. here's the latest radar, the areas of green are showing the ar

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