county getting flurries. it's ended farther north and west of there. we'll see it tapering off and ending in another couple of hours. right now, it is very cold. all untreated surfaces have snow cover. the roads are wet because they've salted. teens in prince george's county, montgomery, arlington, fairfax. hour by hour through the day, we'll have the winds increasing, gusting out of the northwest to 30 miles per hour later this morning and into the afternoon. that will swirl the snow around. we'll get the sunshine back. highs only the upper 20s. and then tonight, we'll have a clear sky and cold. in fact, down to the teens to near 20 by midnight. could get more snow tomorrow. in fact, likely snow tomorrow. details on that in ten minutes. the seven-day outlook coming up. a look at traffic with danella. good morning. >>> good morning, an update on the crash along i-270. this is heading southbound just south of 80, fingerboard road. the crash is blocking your left lane and involves four vehicles. making the trip

temperatures are below freezing in prince george's county, montgomery county, much of fairfax county,, prince william and fauquier. few isolated spots there farther south. spotsylvania and stafford in southern maryland. part of anne arundel, calvert county near the freezing mark. in the lavender, under a winter weather advisory for this light icing. a little bit of a thin glaze on elevated surfaces between now and until about 11:00 this morning. at 6:00 a.m., still sleet, maybe snow and icing. temperatures right at or below freezing. same thing for 7:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m., muff a few isolated slick spots forming as well as through can 9:00 this morning on those untreated sidewalks and front steps and the side streets that are untreated could have isolated slick spots. if it looks wet, treat it like it might be ice. be very careful. sunrise at 7:17. sunsets at 5:25. then hour by hour through the day today, the temperature graph showing a gradual warmup toward later in the afternoon. it will be around 40 degrees and the rain will be ending by then. four-day forecast, warmer weather tomor

spots from southern fauquier county, stafford, culpeper, toward rappahannock county. that's where all the school systems are closed. looking at temperatures now, it's certainly very cold. it's only in the teens in prince george's county. much of montgomery county in the mid teens. much of arlington's near 20. in the upper teens in fidel castro county. and throughout the rest of the -- into fairfax county. and throughout the rest of the day, winds will pick up, gusting out of the northwest to 30 miles per hour. highs will reach the upper 20s to near 30 by mid-afternoon. sunrise at 7:20. sunset, 5:21. snow will be swirling around. untreated surfaces will remain slick throughout the day. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. photograph traffic now with danella. >>> starting on the rails, metro isn't reporting delays at this time. marc, a nine-minute delay. this is the brunswick train, 870. vre, fredericksburg line, this is train number 302 now. running behind 35 minutes because of a mechanical problem. the hov lanes seeing off to theholders lane on 395 -- the shou

county. those areas are getting some rain that's freezing on tree limbs and power lines just a very light glaze there now. farther south in fairfax county, the areas in green to charles county, most of it is a little above freezing. the rain is not freezing on elevated surfaces and the areas in white, parts of prince george's county and bowie, through anne arundel county and annapolis, they're getting sleet and snow. farther south of there, eastern charles county, they're getting sleet and snow as well. the situation is changing minute by minute. stay tuned. we'll keep you posted with frequent updates throughout the morning. temperatures right now at or a little below freezing much of the region. even where the rain is falling, it will accumulate on tree limbs and power lines. light icing, though, very light, only a trace of icing with very light rain and that's going to continue through 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. after that, it's going to get above freezing and begin to melt. we'll have rai

mary's county. this is going to be changing over it some clearing skies here over the next couple of hours. sunshine with a blustery wind. highs only near 30 degrees by mid-afternoon. could get more snow tomorrow. latest in ten minutes. danella with a look at traffic now. >>> good morning. an update on early morning accidents westbound 66 at the dulles toll road. crash here is blocking the left lane and the center lane. over to i-95 at cardinal drive, you'll see off to the right lane here, there is an accident. please use extra caution as you travel along i-95. the other accident, this one at dumfries road. still the box truck is disabled blocking the right lane, as well. i'm back in ten. over to you. >> thank you. >>> we have more school closings and delays coming in. this just in -- montgomery county schools opening two hours late today. loudoun county also two hours late. king george, staffed closed. >> closed today. those will be scrolling at the bottom of the screen. >>> coming up, how the cold

loudoun county, too, into howard county. to three inches of rain. elsewhere, an inch to an inch and a half. as a result, rivers and streams are flowing out of their banks. all these counties in green, that includes montgomery county, frederick in maryland, and then in virginia, loudoun county, fauquier, culpeper, and rappahannock. and panhandle of west virginia. watch out for high water if you're driving along. just don't attempt to go through. it winds are gusting. winds gusting over 30 miles per hour around the metro area and points north and west. we've had disgust over 40 miles per hour, panhandle of west virginia, parts of western maryland. gusts will be up to 50 miles per hour, all these counties filled with color, all of northern virginia, the district, most of maryland. gusts to 50 miles per hour until about 6:00 today. right now around the metro area, montgomery county, temperatures are down into the mid 40s. prince george's county now upper 40s. low 50s in washington. arlington, fairfax counties 50ss. prince willia

, frederick counties. that's in maryland. and frederick county, virginia, an inch and 1/8. 1.28 in the panhandle into washington county. in the district, about 1.2 inches. prince george's county, an inch and a quarter. south of washington from fairfax county and around dulles down to prince william, they had two inches or a little bit more there. and about an inch and a half or so farther south. a lot of rain in a short amount of time. the highest was 3.3 inches in frederick county. the monocasee river there is going to be running out of its banks throughout the rest of the day. temperatures are dropping because winds are gustier out of the north and west. a gust of 45 miles per hour in gaithersburg. reagan national had a gust to around 30, 30 to 40, 45 mile-per-hour gusts are going to be common for the next couple of hours. then looks like we'll have higher gust as we get into the afternoon. and the temperatures are dropping to the mid 40s in montgomery county, loudoun county, much of northern virginia in

clark county, orange county, page county, rapahannock county all closed in virginia. federal government optional, telework. we're updating on wusa9.com so you can look there, too. >> monika will have traffic complications. it may be better since fewer people will be out early for schools. >> hov lanes are closed on 95. i'll have details on that. >> not good. >> howard, when will it end? >> next couple of hours. doesn't look like a bad day. it's the timing that hampered a lot of things. i think by mid-morning most of the roads due to the crews will be out, the sun will be out and it's a dry, fluffy snow, we should be in good shape. we want to show you some video kevin king shot earlier this morning in the tenley town area, wisconsin avenue. this is what i'm talking about. you see how it's nice and wet there because d.c. road crews had been out spreading salt. you saw those areas that were treated were wet. those areas that hadn't been treated easily got snow covered because of how cold it's been the last few days. we've seen totals from one inch to even 4, 5 inches in

county and into prince george's county. paragraph they a farther south, it's snowing in calvert county, charles county. west of there, light snow in fairfax and arlington and across the district getting snow right now. temperatures are at or below freezing much of the region and then as we get the snow and sleet changing over to rain, we're going to have it stay pea low freezing for the next several hours. 6:00 a.m., 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 a.m., all these time frames, we'll be near the freezing mark. we'll have light icing, a thin glaze of ice causing slick spots on elevated surfaces. i'm back in ten minutes. danella has a look at first 4 traffic but first the latest updates on any closings that we have. >> tom, thanks so much. right now, just rainfalling in loudoun county. let check in with tony tull live. >> reporter: we've been monitoring the rainfall here morning for the last hour and a half. it's been switching in between freezing rain and regular rain. you can take a hook at the roads right now. they're heavily saturated. a

that includes prince george's county, montgomery county, arlington and fairfax county.ht in the district, generally the upper teens to near 20 degrees. much of southern -- they've got the heavier snow in calvert, parts of -- we're going to stay frigid through the morning hours. by 7:00 a.m., still in the teens with a lot of cloud cover and light wind. thickening clouds by noontime. out of the mountains, likely light snow developing then. then into the metro area, we'll likely get light snow, perhaps around 2:00 to 3:00 coming into the western suburbs around then and in washington between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. the snow is going to stick immediately because the road temperatures that are untreated are certainly well below freezing. air temperature only reaching the mid and upper 20s by mid-afternoon. sunrise at 7:20. the sunset at 5:22. by the time it tapers off and ends, by late this evening, i hi an inch or less in all the areas in the light blue, including the metro area. the darker blue areas, east of washington, on the bay and the eastern shore, there could be 1 to 2 in

to our west, northern montgomery county, howard county, frederick county, hagerstown, washington county, as well as the panhandle of west virginia, northern shenandoah valley, those locations are getting sleet and freezing rain. all these areas in pink. that includes loudoun county. does look like around leesburg now and west of there, up toward hillsborough, per sellville. these areas in the darker pink are getting sleet and freezing rain. these are the initial reports coming in. farther to the east of there in northern montgomery county, also there may be a few pockets of some of that light rain now just beginning to reach the surface. of course, the critical thing are the temperatures. are they at or below freezing? right now in montgomery county, right at freezing. it's also at freezing in much of fairfax, loudoun county and prince william and fauquier a little bit above freezing. it's in the mid 30s in the district and in much of prince george's oint. parts of southern maryland a little below freezing there. by 6:00 a.m., maybe a little sleet and light icing. then light icing at 7:

they decided it was too large a county, said the card off another county. at the time, the largest population in the state was in san francisco. l.a. barely made a presidio. they had, like, 50 or 60 people. 90% of the population was in san francisco, and everyone down the peninsula is saying if they are in the county, san francisco has this huge population, we are going to have to go along with them, so they can't get off -- they carved it off. >> it looks like it is the richmond district, but a kind of shows what was on the west side town. a great deal of it was sam, and for that reason, people thought that the weather and the san -- it was really not a place that people wanted to live, and it was going to be very typical for san francisco -- very difficult for san francisco to expand west. >> if you look at the early maps, it was 3 miles wide by about 6 miles long, this huge sand dunes that just moved around. >> here is an 1875 map of the laguna. says along the side of the map, high sand hills between the pacific ocean and the like. by the way, this had a

clark county in virginia, orange county in virginia, page county, virginia. all closed. federal government optional. if we missed anything, do go to our website wusa9.com. the list is growing but the list is being updated constantly. 5:47. here's howard with the latest. >> all those areas that closed, they had 2 to 4, locally 5 inches of snow. hollywood and lusby, some unofficial reports 5 inches. i want to show you a picture. everybody has been sending me the pictures and reports either at hb weather on twitter or my facebook page. thank you. keep them coming. we love the information. we'll start with a picture from lynn roberts up in frederick, maryland. if you want to get your picture on tv, right hi, hb in the snow. they got an inch of snow up in frederick, maryland. here's the scene out of lusby where brian white had 3 inches of snow but had reports close to 4 as well. it was still snowing so he may be up to 4 now. over in prince frederick, about an inch and a half of snow. you're seeing that on the cars. that may get up to two, two and a half before everything is s

it's in fairfax county and montgomery county and loudon. we're seeing some east of 95 towards southern maryland and into the delmarva peninsula. winter weather advisory in effect until 9:00. i think we may be only a couple hours left and the snow will be out of here. anytime you see these dark blows toward silver spring is where we are getting moderate snow fall -- dark blues. in dunkirk, is still coming down and beginning to diminish. in lusby-- it is still coming down in dunkirk and it is starting to diminish in lusby. it is 19 degrees currently wind chills around 12. temperatures should make it well into the 20s this afternoon today. there you see a clip for pushing through. it will come to an end very quickly. that's why we call it a clipper. our next system is around the corner. if things will be clearing up throughout the day. expect some sunshine before the end of this afternoon. partly cloudy skies tonight into tomorrow. klaus will increase. by mid afternoon, another chance of snowfall. we could pick up two inches. heavier amounts e

also a two-hour delay for page county, prince william county, stafford county and warren county schools. there are a number of private schools and local governments and businesses that have changed their status for today. you can see those along the bottom of the screen. now, it is your turn. you can tell us how long we'll be experiencing this. >> throughout the course of the morning hours with the freezing rain and sleet and then we'll see it change to rain. we have some fog oarkted with it later as well. let's take a look right now at what we're seeing here. and we've got mainly a mixture of some freezing rain and some light snow and even a pocket of rainfall you can see near fredericksburg along the i-95 corridor there. this is widespread. it will continue to do so into the course of the morning. definitely making for some very slick conditions and don't be fooled by a little bit of rain here and there. as we move into the morning hours, we'll still see the freezing rain and sleet continue. let's go to our weather maps. winter weather advisory in effect for the areas you see shaded i

into northern fairfax and southeastern loudoun county.s is all drifting off to the east and we're going to have a little sunshine breaking out later this morning as cold air continues to come in on an increasingly blustery north wind later today.

prince william county and fairfax. arlington county near 40 degrees.doun county in the upper 30s. fauquier county, temperatures around 40 degrees and farther south, stafford and spotsylvania, with a lot of cloudiness. fredericksburg at 47. other areas on the fringes of the viewing area, shenandoah valley near 50 degrees. some locations will likely get into the low 60s this afternoon. just a few sprinkles in the shenandoah valley. about to move into fauquier county and culpeper. patchy fog in the rural areas through 8:00 a.m. in the low 40s by then. by 10:00, in the mid-40s. i'm back in ten minutes with another update. a look at traffic with danella, good morning. >> good morning. if you're taking the rails, have a delay. it's minor. brunswick east train 890, a six-minute delay. metro,vre, no delays. eastbound at the rest area on 66, your volume is increasing in this area. continuing towards 28, not so bad as you continue to make your way to the beltway. travel lanes this time westbound between heymarket and the beltway, no issues. on 66 in both directi

parts of montgomery county and fairfax county. right in the district, generally had about an inch and a half to two inches. and all the areas farther east have had from an inch to a half inch as far as -- west, as well. they could probably see those streams and creeks out of their bank this morning. all these counties in green have reports of creeks and streams and rivers out of their banks. the monocasee in frederick, at or above flood stage for the day. watch out for that on the rural areas. winds have been picking up. gusts over 40 miles per hour, frederick county, washington county, panhandle of west virginia, locally we've had gusts to around 30 miles per hour. and they're only going to be increasing as the day progresses. now we've got a wide variety of temperatures, 60 in washington. it's dropped back to the 40s now. the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, up into western maryland. hour by hour through the day, we'll have changes going on each hour. we'll still be in the 50s by 6:00 a.m. much of the metro area. b

a two-hour delay for page county, prince william county, warren county and stafford county schools. > outside. you can see a little bit through our camera what is going on outside. people are starting to stir around. there is some tricky weather out there on the roads. we've got a lot to talk about. we have delays and all kinds of stuff going on. >> what a way to start the week. >> definitely. just getting a taste of old man winter in a couple of different forms. we have sleet and freezing rain out there. it is making driving conditions a little bit hazardous so do be careful. let's begin with the radar and she you the areas now being impacted. if you look to the east, you can see the white on there. there are just a little bit of light snow showers that are coming down in some of our areas. the pink is the freezing rain and sleet. that will continue. the system is moving its way to the east and it will become fairly widespread actually bit of rainfall there as well along fredericksburg. we will eventually see before it is all said and done, this all turned to rain into the course of

is a small county.w, we are really only 50 miles north of new york city, but we're a proud county and a lot of first responders, retired active military personnel and they, you know, their concern runs deep, not only for their-- all their career they've been, you know, putting out the bad guy and now the bad guy knows and the rockland county sheriff says there's taunted. >> sean: you might disagree a little bit with judge jeanine, there might be recourse for some of the people who were outed. some of here. >> i think we're on the right side of this. >> sean: and recourse for those outed in the other counties. >> sure. >> sean: what is it? >> well, if at any time there's any incident that has been as a direct a result of that release of that information, they're responsible. >> sean: they're liable. >> literally. >> i would imagine. >> absolutely, responsible and liable. >> they knew what they were doing right from the beginning, sean. they knew they were making a sensation of a terrible tragedy of our n

stafford county closed. >>> 4:13. ahead, one city's creative campaign to get people to lose weight. >>> plus, the overnight snow. check the road conditions for a member of the morning team. uh-oh. >>> and we have cameras scattered across the region now. [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are fantastic but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the crescent dough...and presto! tuesday night just became crescent pizza pocket-tastic pillsbury crescents. let the making begin here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin. >>> welcome back. 4:15. you are looking live at union station this morning. snow-covered grass. looks like they've gotten to the roads on mass avenue as you might expect this time of day. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tracking the early morning headlines. weather and traffic on the 1s ahead. >>> today, joe biden plans t

northern montgomery county, frederick and washington county into western maryland.oah valley, panhandle of west virginia into the mountains generally. near the freezing mark. where it's cleared out, near 20 degrees parts of southern maryland and upper teens. parts of northern virginia. manassas down to culpeper. so a cold start there. crofton, forecast, upper 20s. by 7:00 a.m. with a clear sky. by noontime, the upper 30s. here's the entire regional forecast for our area. for much of the afternoon, lots of sun. that wind, though, will pick up and get blustery by midday and during the afternoon we'll reach the low 40s. the seven-day outlook is coming up in ten minutes. mike in for danella. >> good morning, tom. no serious delays on the inner loop or the outer loop. let take a look at 95 in virginia. things are looking great making the trip from the triangle. the prince william parkway. traffic heading away from the screen heading north. no serious backups there. looking great at 644 and springfield. about a 13-minute ride on northbound 95 from the prince william parkw

prince george's county, article ton, fairfax, montgomery counties, down into mid and upper teens. right at reagan national near 20. in the upper teens near the bay. inland, southern maryland got the heavier snow yesterday. it's only around 10 degrees now. hour by hour throughout the day, we'll have thickening clouds through the morning. by 9:00, 10:00. it's going to be in the low 20s. low to mid 20s by noontime. by 3:00, will likely be in the mid and upper 20s. that's where we'll begin to see the snow moving in from the west. earlier in the mountains. in the metro area by 3:00. between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. we'll have most of the accumulation taking place. there will definitely be slick spots on untreated surfaces by then. all of coming to an end later tonight. danella with a look at traffic. good morning. >> good morning. we'll start with metro. if you're taking the yellow or green lines, expect delays in both directions because of i a switch problem. if you're traveling marc or vre, i'm checking for delays. both rails aren't reporting delays at this time. over to the roadways. seei

kent county two hour delay. and queen anne's county lynette.hey're closed today the public schools. >> exactly that's because the roads need to be plowed. i saw lots of snow out there. an inch to a dusting but still you keep on packing them together and it's going to get slick out there and that's exactly what they're dealing with. maryland's most powerful radar, picking up on some light snow. things are starting to taper off. that's some good news. get a little bit of a break in the action. but still some light snow popping up around calvert county this morning. we can see it around lord calvert estates this morning. castle more. victoria estates and wind haven estates and also plum point. if your travels take you in this direction taked easy on the -- it easy on the roadways, we have a winter weather advisory in effect until 9:00 and that's for all the areas here shaded in the blue colors. so we are talking along the eastern shore as well as the western shore this morning. right now temperatures are cold. very frigid. 13 degrees in parkton. f

all fairfax county schools on a two hour delay. loudoun county, the same.g george and stafford county, those are closed. in the meantime, a man is fighting for is life after he was struck by a car in arlington. >> this happened wednesday night near the middle school. he was hit by car when he walked into the street. he was taken to a hospital in critical condition. the driver of the car was taken to hospital to remove glass from his eyes. it's a man has been indicted on manslaughter charges in connection with a deadly crash in charles county. he was driving southbound on route 2 21010 was doing when his vehicle drifted into the north bound lanes, hit an suv which then hit another car. the woman and child in that car died. he turned himself into police on wednesday and is being held without bail until his first court appearance. >> metro will unveil an an ambitious plan to help the transit system keep up with growth in the d.c. region. a $26 billion plan includes two rail tunnels. one of them would run under intense st. thomas circle. the other wewould run b

baltimore county, anne arundel county, howard county, frederick county, carol county. all on two hour delays. baltimore county has no pre-k today. and in anne arundel county no half day programs. we're going to have this for you throughout the morning on "good morning maryland" and at abc2news.com. on our facebook page and you can also find it on twitter by going to abc2. time now for a check of the forecast. lynette it seems like you're running out of colors with the weather maps and the numbers and the temperatures. did you say magenta a few minutes ago? >> yeah. i remember yesterday i showed you the map that was gray. that was how cold it is outside. it's still that color today but i'm not running out of pictures to show. look at the sky shot. this is sent in by michelle bernard in mount washington. look at the snow on the car this morning. it says #gmm. "good morning maryland." thank you for sending this in. also you can see how light the snow is. you can sweep right off and you don't have to worry about really heavy shoveling. that's because this is what we have.

we mentioned the ones in louding county, now frederick county until 12:30 tonight. we have seen flooding in this area, 1 to 2, even 3 inches of rain. this will be a very bumpy road all night long tonight. we'll keep you updated right here. >>> the trial in the the defense has requested a mistrial after reports of juror misconduct. jurors testified today they had access to two dictionaries and one thesaurus and used them during deliberations. that's not allowed. he was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. a judge will decide whether to grant a mistrial. >>> all the lanes in prince george's county are reopened now after an early morning accident at route 50 in lanam maryland. late this asp, investigators say a fire truck making a legal u-turn was hit from behind by a tracker-trailer. an suv was also involved in the collision. seven people were taken to hospitals. one firefighter is said to have suffered serious injuries. >>> virginia governor bob mcdonald's transportation bill cleared its first big hurdle tonight. the proposal includes getting rid of the state's gas t

prince william county schools closed. stafford county schools closed. fredericksburg city schools closed. now, be sure to watch the bottom of your screen. we'll have the latest on the delays and closings. you can find them ho myfoxdc.com. we got a lot going on. >> you need a sip of water? >> i think i'm he good for the moment. i just had to take a deep breath. >> we'll talk more about the weather. >> there will be a test on all the school districts coming up. >> just say a of them in the area. >> it is all over the place. the snow still continues to come down here for those of what you love snow. very light, very dry snow so as far as packing snow, you can't do that. you can almost take a broom to it and it will almost sweep away off your car if you want. you can see with the radar, we've got snow right across the district inside the beltway and that will be with us -- i'm he seeing less and less in the way of snow here on the radar. i think it will be out of here in the next hour or two and then it will be reduced to just a couple of flurries. reagan n

it's generally near 40 in prince george's county and arlington county. western parts of fairfax county, though, near freezing as is much of prince william county, fauquier, stafford, spotsylvania, culpeper. and elsewhere, though, southern maryland, near the bay, most locations there near 40. shenandoah valley and into the mountains now, near freezing or below freezing. here are the temperatures by noontime. we ought to be into the upper 40s. so only a gradual warmup. and then by mid-afternoon, it should be near 50 around the metro area. perhaps the low 50s just to our south. highs in the upper 40s by mid-afternoon to the north and west of the metro area. as we go forward for the day, we have a few clouds coming and going. then overnight tonight, into friday, an area of low pressure will pass north. this area of color is a zone of potential rain as of late friday morning. does look like some of that rain will be moving in on friday afternoon into friday evening and heading out to sea. clearing in time for the weekend. afternoon high today, low 50s. that's

parts of montgomery county into frederick county, maryland. below freezing. washington county into alleghany and garrett and much of the shenandoah valley from near martinsburg through winchester. temperatures are generally near the freezing mark on this wednesday morning. by 6:00 a.m., still maybe a few flurries or sprinkles around mainly south and east of the metro area. by noontime, only the upper 30s and hovering maybe near 40 for a brief time early afternoon with partly sunny sky and a northwest breeze. gusting to around 15 miles an hour. by 5:00 p.m., we'll be back down to the mid 30s and a partly cloudy sky with a northwest wind diminishing. i'll be back in ten minutes with hometown forecast. a look at your traffic on this wednesday morning, mike cremedas in for danella. mike in. >> good morning, tom. things are looking great. no serious backups on the inner or outer loop. looking great in virginia. let take a live look heading east at suddenly road. also looking great at spout run parkway. it's about a 12-minute ride on eastbound 66 from the fairfax c

>> i think it depends on which county you're in. i think san francisco is the only county in the state that currently has a prop 36 court that is still actively working because the state has defunded all the prop 36 courts in efforts across the state. so i think this provides senator leno's bill really does the right thing and tries to move in a direction that's not contingent to how much money is available within one jurisdiction or not and actually frees up $64 million of general fund at the state level that could be reinvested into services. i know when you look at realignment, for example, here in san francisco, a 1/3 of our plan, a third of our dollars for realignment has been invested in substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment and housing but we've made that choice. i think if you compare us, though, to many other jurisdictions, we have a collaborative court continuum that is unmatched in other parts of the state. so i think to say they wood, it's not happening. and if you look at other jurisdictions throughout the

, cecil, howard county, kent county on a 2-hour delay. >> columbia, timonium on a 90 minute delay. the united states naval academy on a 2-hour delay. >> gillman, on a 2-hour delay and roland park and the united states naval academy. look at the bottom of the screen, thank you for joining us, i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. we have the entire team with you, coverage going on insides and outside. lynette has you looking at the weather forecast, the colorful blob, you are watching the roads to make sure slick spots are tended to. >> a portion of 95, harford is shutdown. i will have the details coming up. hopefully it will end soon. >> tapering off around 10:00, 11:00, things getting ramped up, we can see all the blue out there, that's indicative of snow coming down on maryland's most powerful radar. don't think you are just getting snow in the blue, we are having wintery mix, mixing in as well. the pinks moving in. the green indicative of rain across the area. we have sleet, snow, and also freezing rain across the area this morning as well. we are going to be in the thick o

calvert county, charles county, also st. mary's county and points south.ut if you are north of town you no longer are under a tornado watch. that's the good news. the bad news, you're under every other kind of advisory warning. a flash flood warning for the entire metro until 4:30 in the morning. do not drive through or cross a flooded street or a flooded road. don't try to do it by foot, either. another batch of heavy rain pushing in now from leesburg through fairfax county, right on the district's doorstep. behind that are more winds. we've already had numerous reports of trees down, numerous reports of flooding, in fact. these are all the reports of flooding to the north. frederick county, back into loudoun county, a lot of trees down in culpeper, orange, and arrest rap -- and arrapahanna county. you don't see radars that look like this very often in january. this looks like an april radar with the red and orange. that's rainfall rates over an inch per hour. heavy rain back down to alexandria. everything pushing off to the east at 40 miles per hour. we'

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seen dough ya county -- shenandoah county, virginia schools are closed because of flooding. and responding to allegations against star linebacker >>> welcome back. 5:120 on this thursday morning. your weather first. we're talking about the end of the rains. we had some trees knock tdz down in southern -- knocked down in southern maryland. a lot of places with high standing water. today is going to be a windy day, a very windy day. certainly colder as temperatures will settle down into the 40s. winds could gust at times between 40 and 50 miles an hour. i'll have the seven-day with your weekend forecast in the next five minutes. right now over to monika with timesaver traffic. >>> i was just on the phone with the bay bridge operations center. they tell me there are wind restrictions in effect on the bay bridge when it's 40 miles an hour or up. that means no box trucks, house trucks, rvs or empty semi trucks and all of those trucks by the way eastbound are right now stuck in the right truck lane as well so causing some delays. back to you, mike. >>> 5:11. here's a look at some

right now in the 30s near 40 degrees in montgomery county. mid-40s prince george's county. many locations there. arlington, fairfax counties, much of northern virginia, 30s to the 40s now. a nice warmup occurred overnight and it will billed through the rest of the day. radar is showing a few sprinkles, these little patches of green, western fairfax county. parts of prince william, rappahannock, shenandoah valley. these are zipping off to the east. elsewhere, a partly cloudy sky now. hour by hour through the day today, between 7:00 and 8:00, hovering upper 30s, low 40s with the patchy fog in the rural areas. by 10:00, ought to be in the upper 40s. near 50 degrees much of the region. in fact, may be near 60 part of the shenandoah valley into central virginia during the afternoon. night quite as warm around the metro area in the afternoon. sunrise at 7:17. sunset at 5:26. a look at the rest of the day and a hometown forecast coming up in ten minutes. first 4 traffic with danella now. >> good morning, we'll start with the rails. two minor dee lals on the marc train. brunswick e

right now, montgomery county only the low teens. much of prince george's county open only in the mid teens. in much of arlington and fairfax county, the low to mid teens there as well. we'll stay frigid throughout the morning. an advisory all the counties in the purple color. there's a storm system in western maryland beginning later today and continuing into saturday there. we're only going to have a storm system coming in today that's going to be bringing us light snow by early to mid-afternoon initially and pick up in intensity. there could be slick spots by late afternoon and winds gentle. not too bad. these are the snowfall totals i'm expecting from this lilley vent. heavier along the bay. on the bay and on the eastern shore, an inch or less in much of virginia, maryland. the higher amount in the mountains. i'm back in ten minutes. a look at traffic with danella. >> good morning. i have to urge you guys to slow down. use caution as you travel around our area, especially as you leave before the sunrises. you're dealing with blac

putnam county is a small county. we are really only 50 miles north of new york city.ry proud county we have a lot of first responders retired active military personnel. and they -- their concern runs deep not only for all of their career. they have been putting the bad guys away and the bad guys know. rockland sheriff commented on that. >> you felt there might be recourse. you disagree there might be recourse for the people who have been outed some of whom are here with us. >> i think we are on the right side of this. >> meaning you think there are any recourse for those who were outed. >> sure. >> what is it? >> if at any time there is any incident that has been a direct result of that release of that information, they are responsible. >> they are liable. >> i would image. responsible and liable. >> they were making a cessation of a terrible tragedy of our neighbors across the border. they try to intertwine that tragedy around to hahey have a t to print it ongoi google map. they placed themselves in harm's way. they did this for profit. you cannot use the names if it

in prince george's county. mnl crews are everywhere from a serious crash involving a tractor-trailer, a fire truck and suv. it was so violent it happened on one side of the beltway and ended on the other side. melissa mollet is live on the scene with more. good morning. >> we have once again with us the chief from prince george's county fire department. take us through what's happening right now and let's talk about what happened earlier. >> right now, two main things going on, on scene. one is the accident investigation continuing and two is the attempt to upright both the fire truck and the tractor-trailer. the one firefighter is -- you've been told has been transferred from the hospital to baltimore union memorial hospital. the other three remain at prince george's hospital. >> another three people total were transported for a totalf seven. >> they were all trauma patients but are expected to recover all of them, right? >> right. the one firefighter transferred to pos ton is transferred in critical condition

prince william county into culpeper and parts of fauquier county.into the mountains, most locations in the 30s. clear sky had morning and we'll be cold in the low 20s to near 30 degrees through 6:00, 7:00 this morning. noontime, for your lunch-hour, it will be in the upper 30s. the wind will be picking up, gusting to 20 miles an hour during the afternoon. here's your four-day forecast. we'll have cold pattern continuing into saturday with increasing clouds. for the game on sunday, looking good. just a few clouds coming through. we'll be in the mid 40s mid afternoon. by game time, low 40s and down to 30 by dawn on monday. al milder trend next week by midweek. into the 50s maybe and could get rain by thursday it looks like. mike cremedas with the traffic. >> no serious problems to report. taking a closer look. let's talk about 66 looking great heading east. live look at the fairfax county parkway. no serious delays there. 12-minute ride from fairfax county parkway to the beltway on eastbound 66 at 55 miles an hour. aaron? >>> thank you, mike. metro ri

. >> the county council will vote on monday on that proposal.based on the sheer number of co- sponsors for the bill alone, it appears to be a foregone conclusion. >> that does it for abc 7 news it 5:00. coming up at 6:00, testimony on capitol hill as gabby gifford plates with congress to push new gun legislation. >> this is abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. >> we are on storm watch tonight as heavy weather is making its way into the washington area. >> we kick off our stormwater coverage with doug hill who has the latest for us. >> this is the leading edge of