in beltsville, route one is closed at amandale road because of flooding. i'll have more on area road conditions in my next report. back to you guys. >>> thank you, monika. our time is coming up on 5:12. see how the legacy of john lenin is remembered on this, the 31st anniversary of his death. >> coming up later in sports, can the capitals end their losing streak? they only had one win since the new coach took over. we'll let you know how they did in ottawa last night. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now. it is 5:15. pre-friday. or thursday eve or just plain friday eve or thursday, we're happy you're with us. >> it is too early. you're confusing me. >> i know. all right, take us down the road. what do we have in store after all we had last night. >> record setting day. wettest december day we've ever recorded in washington. about 140 years or so of recordkeeping. >> so, not just a record for the day but the record for december. at 10 and a half inches of snow up in oakland, maryland. most ski areas looks like it will be next weekend instead of this w

that you've been mentioning for us, in prince george's county, one along u.s. 1, southbound at amandale road. we just did open one of those southbound lanes. so, we do have one of those open now. we're also looking at closures along maryland 717 in prince george's county and a couple in charles county as well. one on maryland 227 and one at maryland point road. both of those incidents have all lanes closed. >> laura, you're dealing with two different problems in maryland. you've got the flooding in upper marlboro, prince george's county area and you've got five to ten inches of snow in garrett county. how is the snow removal going this morning, laura? >> absolutely, mother nature likes to keep us guessing. whether rain or snow, fha crews have been out responding. yes, seven inches out in garrett county. three inches in allegheny. two inches in washington county. areas west certainly we've been out salting and plowing throughout the night. roads there are shaping up well. of course, out there, they've been dealing with snow since october. so, they're a little more used to it than we are here.