in harford and cecil counties, there could be higher amounts such as 5 inches.ew jersey, they will get over 1 foot of snow. some places make it 3 feet of snow in new england for instance. some accumulating snow late today and friday. highs will be ose to 40 degrees on saturday and sunday. >> more cities are pushing programs that allow home and business owners to wait to pay back loans when they go green. they can borrow money for upgrades and pay it back over 20 years or so. it removes the initial hurdles of a glowing green especially for solar panels that can take years to recoup in lower energy bills. a new application will allow users to snap a picture of a check they want to deposit and the technology takes over on the iphone. chase, bank of america and citibank are planning to release their similar applications this year. you have to have a steady hand. he may have to bank the old fashion way. >> we have a look at the bloomberg business report. >> stock futures are pointing to a slightly lower start to things today. we have credit agencies saying they may d

east of baltimore city is really going to see the brunt of this storm and that puts harford and cecil counties right in harm's way. we have been up here in harford county since about 4:00 this afternoon, about 5:30 the snow really started to come down, the way it is now, and we want to show you just immediately that it started covering all the roads in harford county. things are getting vic, traffic is getting backed up. even i-95 has come to a slow start. we did speak with the county executive today or earlier yesterday, and he says that even though they have already plowed through their budget they have enough money or will find enough money to killer these roads. this is where they also believe they are going to see the brunt of this storm so the county executive is saying the roads will get cleared. it is going to be a very large job because this is tonight. tomorrow morning it could be a totally different story with a foot or each more of snow. for now, reporting in harford county, brian cube letter, abc 2 news. >> sad the say the situation in baltimore county is not much better. josie is

first off let's go to cecil county. we've picked up 6 inches in some spots. 33 at northeast high school. you're getting rain but it will turn back as we head on in through the morning hours. do not despair. s there's stevens, you're back to all snow. 29degrees and is coming down heavy. and though the winds have not picked up yet they're about to and that will be the big part of the storm. look at glen burnie on that line. keep going back and forth. by the visibility alone that you're back to snow. 28degrees, feels like 23. winds to 14 miles per hour. all right, here's the deal. let's switch it over to maryland most powerful doppler radar. wanted to highlight what's been happening with this storm. disregard the winter color mode here because the computer is really trying to play catchup with who is getting what although it does appear temperatures are just near or above freezing. rain or freezing rain eastern shore. we've got freezing rain, sleet or snow mixture. good chunk of hartford county through baltimore. here in t

i assume that is the case in cecil county. but it if you need to go somewhere is there an easy way to travel in. >> there is no easy way to travel. and it's really -- travel is dangerous. and i think the word to the community is storm is getting worse. we just got off the state briefing for weather for the day. the worst is yet to come. and we're starting to see the winds enroaching on -- encroaching on 50, 60 miles an hour. and we're going to start to see that accumulate in this area too. >> richard brooks, keep us posted. >> it's great to see my previous students like harry out there weathering the storm. he and i go back a long way. >> you taught him well. >> take care. >> we'll send it over to kim. she is keeping an eye on the roads and visibility is bad, isn't it, kim? >> it's near zero. i echoed what everybody else is saying, if you don't have to go out, don't. and it may become a situation pretty soon where you can't go out because the roads ways and the side streets. i don't anticipate many of the roads will be plowed.

hartford and cecil county up towards southern p.a. will be pushing the higher end of our forecast. hopefully by 10:00 or midnight most of the stuff gets off of the coast and gets out of here and more sunshine should give us a chance to clean things up still an average of 12 to 20- inch for central and southern maryland. slightly more to the north. they've already cracked the one foot mark in new freedom and you could be -- i'm saying you could be doubling that. we're looking around baltimore city southbound, pushing close to a foot. a little lighter amount towards the south but heavy snow will come down during the course of the day and into the afternoon. you go from rain over to snow even towards the beaches. our forecast for today. we drop into the mid-20s. looks like almost a repeat of saturday. and i'm really not trying to grandstand, folks, but i want you to understand this is a harder-hitting storm than we've dealt with over the weekend. even though the snow amounts aren't as high there is still respectable snow amounts and winds gusting from 40 to 50 miles per hour in maryla

and see cel cecil county schoole closing at 1:00. queen ann county schools have o- are on the list and they have a half day. whenever there's severe weather be sure to tune to us here on fox 45 morning news because our morning ticker has the school closings, delays and traffic conditions. the ticker updates automatically and it runs through commercials. you always have the information at your finger tips. because there's such a big storm fox 45 morning news will have special coverage of the winter blast tomorrow morning. tune in starting at 6:00 a.m. and we're going to stay on the air until 1 in the afternoon bringing you the latest on the forecast, the conditions on the roadways and the latest. you stay home and relax and we will fill you in on what is going on. better you home safe and will be out there telling you what is going on. meteorologist steve fertig will lead the charge for the weekend. >>> let's go. winter storm warning in place for this morning 10:00 a.m. to tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. we have a blizzard warning for the so

so in cecil county, we've seen 7,400 power outages with regard to customers that are out of power. we're working to help them as quickly as we can. salt supply, as you know, much of the salt supply was running low. we've had to redeploy. fortunately, the problem was in the distribution of that supply during these whiteout and blizzard conditions, not with regard to the sfupply itself. we want to thank the national guard for the convoy that's helped us. they are, as we speak, restocking on the border between prince george's and montgomery county. they'll be running those operations so long as they are able to stay awake and behind the wheels. also, we have national guard deployed to help the paramedics and the ambulance services throughout our state, saving lives and making sure that they get through when we need 911 help. to neighbors around our state who are accustomed to seeing the roads scraped down to the pavement, that will not happen and will not conceivably be able to happen for several days. we ask you to understand that. and understand that your counties are all working ha

county public schools closed tomorrow only. as of now, anyway. baltimore, caroline, carroll, cecil and harford counties. >> kent county, queen anne, st. mary's county and talbot counties all closed tomorrow. >> and this next list schools closed for the rest of the week. arundel county, baltimore city schools, and frederick county schools. >> and howard county, montgomery and prince george's county, again, those are public schools that will be closed all week. >> and these closing and cancellations are updated constantly. keep your eye on the ticker at the bottom of the television screen and get a look at the complete list of closures on foxbaltimore.com/school closing. >> and we will have extended live coverage of the storm throughout the day tomorrow. fox 45 morning news will be on from 5 a.m. until noon. and bringing you the latest on school closing, road conditions, and weather updates. >> and fox 45 news will be back on the air, starting at 4 p.m. giving you all the information you need to know about the storm. >> and thanks to you for showing us what this crazy week of winter

here's the snow cap and around the baltimore area about 3 to 6 inches and you can see cecil county might be heavier, maybe 8 inches and further to the north and east know where you are, be mindful of the situation but it won't be the situation like today but here is the 7 day forecast: is it going to be ham on rye, beef on white, pastra-mi on wheat. when you shop for bread what do you look for? >> i think when you look for bread there are four basic ingredients. flour, water, salt and yeast. >> but they're all different. >> we are and then you have the different attitudes that come in but the most important thing with bread is time. time to rise so big bread manufacturers don't have time so they start adding in different dough softeners and preservatives to speed up the process. >> there you go. you go down the aisle and squeeze this bread. that's wonder? >> yes. >> whole wheat. >> it says whole wheat but again looking at the label we talked last time about how this is a advertisement. the third ingredient from the top is high fructose corn syrup so you have to be careful. >> so i would

up toward the jersey shore. 40 to 50-mile-per-hour, from cecil county down to salisbury. and 30 to 40, across most of the states, from harford county, on out from western maryland. that is going to make very dangerous conditions. stay off the roads if you can. these will deteriorate we move on through the night. bob will have the updated first warning forecast. and we'll have your five-day forecast coming up. >>> first warning weather coverage continues now with mike hellgren, with more on the conditions on the road. mike? >> reporter: it's certainly nasty out here, vic. we're at the state command center, where they're monitoring all of the roadways across the state. there haven't been a whole lot of major incidents. but there was one in harford county that the governor will tell you about in just a moment. let's go to video we shot here earlier, as they were trying to clean up from some of this snow that started sticking between the 4:00 and 5:00 hours here. the big message is to stay off the roads unless you have to be here. the governor wrapped up a briefing where he ta

prince george's -- a two hour delay for baltimore city, baltimore county, howard, cecil, frederick, carrollounty. russell college, harvard college at 11:00. we will keep posted. for a full list go to our web site wbaltv.com. >> will you be teaching your class today? >> it was last night. >> thanks. our weather coverage continues on our web sites wbaltv.com. 30 degrees. much more ahead on 11 news today. >> including one of your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> here is a look at the winning lottery numbers from last night. good luck. ♪ happy anniversary wow! [ grunts ] oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. aah! [ door opens, closes ] wow. what's the occasion? [ male announcer ] relax. pam helps you pull it off. cup-cakes! cup-- re-do! re-do! ( stove dings ) cup-cakes! cup-cakes! cup-cakes! ( cheering ) announcer: relax. pam helps you pull it off. >> the shipment of crutches is being sent to haiti. >> our reporter has details. >> thanks for your help. >> the most basic of tools for injuries that should be easy to treat but are not in a country where the crash victims are in the ten

cecil couldn't one of the hardest hit counties in maryland. enough snow to cause a lot of problems up there. once again, students got out of school today. >> more slushy than before. makes it more slippery. >> they don't see that it is dangerous out here. with the wind blowing like this. >>reporter: parts of pennsylvania, new york and new jersey have a full fledge blizzard on their hands at this hour. they are dealing with treacherous wednesday plus potential for up to 2 feet of snow. back at home not a lot of snow here but again strong strong winds. dangerous. >> that's right. jessica star is to tell us how long the blustery conditions will stick around. hi jess. >> this is a very strong low pressure system that unfortunately sticks with us the next 24 hours bringing snow band to our region. that is what we will experience. we will see some burst of snow showers overnight tonight and into the daytime tomorrow. you can see stronger storms moving until carol frederick county. not a huge accumulation but we could see a dusting overnight tonight

cecil county north. 8 in some places. jersey, philadelphia area north. maybe up to 10 to 12 inches.ere the heaviest snow is going to be. take a look at this forecast. and this all starts late, late tonight. winds picking up. a gale warning on the bay. we could see gusts on the bay, over 40iots. -- 40 knots. tonight, clouding up later. a little rain-snow mix. changing to snow overnight. 31. tomorrow, becoming very windy by late in the day. snow at times may also mix at times. temperatures will be at 30. not super cold. but with the wind pick up tomorrow, it will be a nasty night. as i said, several inches possible across the region by friday morning. >> okay. thank you, bob. >>> well, it's often said if you steal, you will get caught. and that's especially true if you fail to complete your getaway. a would-be robber in brazil got stuck in a chimney of a restaurant in sao paulo, only to be discovered by the restaurant's owner. crews were able to free the man who was taken to a local hospital. it's not clear what charges they will face. >> he was in there. >>> still to come on eyewitne

we had a moderate snow area come through baltimore heading up towards cecil county. sleet definitely a possibility over the next 30 minutes on the eastern shore. winter storm warning up for the entire state. we had a few watches in the southern counties this time yesterday. they have expanded this warning area. the national weather service has. it goes for another 24-hours at least. it wouldn't shock me if it gets extended tomorrow evening. it looks like this storm will take a while to get out of here. early totals we think we'll see before the storm ends is a foot or more across baltimore pushing up close to 20 inches as you head up towards philly. six to 12-inch total well west after south of the city. less as you go toward the eastern shore. we think more sleet will mix in through the overnight period. all we need is less than a inch of new snow to be the number one snow snowiest winter in maryland. looks like we get there tonight. if we have not already got therein at bwi marshall. snow coming down now. 21 degrees. sticking well. powerful storm moving out of the w

across the bay about five to ten inches stretching up to cecil county. this is the potential totals as this storm moves our direction. i'm going it take another closer look at this storm in detail coming up. >>> michael jackson's doctor could be heading to prison. the possible charges conrad murray faces in connection with the king of pop's death next. ♪ call the radio if you just can't be without me baby ♪ >> and the "american idol" auditions roll on. seat unforgettable hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. they have been so helpful and supportive during this time. maybe i should give them a call. i really could use some more life insurance. is it affordable? it costs less t that's pretty affordable, huh? less than 35 cents a day? that's less

and se cecil county schools will close at 3:00. howard county schools will close three hours early. montgomery county schools will close three hours early and washington county schools will close two hours early. whenever severe weather hits, log to foxbaltimore.com and our ticker will the closings, traffic, and early departures and it's likely to change throughout the morning so make sure you keep an eye on the ticker. meanwhile meteorologist steve fertig is keeping an eye on the forecast and he is here to keep tell us what we have in for. >>> we have a winter warning from 10:00 through tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. even though the storm should be tapering off by tomorrow in the later morning and afternoon hours and light showers after that, snow showers, of course that is. we are looking at intensity of snow, later in the afternoon, winds will be strong at new york and new jersey, and delaware. that is why he we hav we have ar warning there. those winds expected to pick up 15-20 miles per hour gusting to 40 miles per hour in some places. can you see it's at our doorstep to the sout

again we have divided them into two lists. >> first list county public schools closed tomorrow only. baltimore, caroline, carroll, cecil and harford county. >> and also kent, queen anne, st. mary's, and talbot county all closed tomorrow. >> next list. county public schools closed all week through friday. arundel county, baltimore city schools and frederick county. >> and howard county, montgomery, prince george's county, again those public schools will be closed all week. >> and we want i to know that we have extended live coverage of the storm throughout the day tomorrow. fox 45 morning news will object from 5 a.m. to noon. bringing you the latest on school closing, and road conditions, and weather updates. and fox 45 will be back on the air, starting at 4:00, tomorrow afternoon, giving you all the information you need to know about the storm. >> in other news tonight. toyota announces recall plans for its 2010 prius and other hybrid models. almost half a million toyota prius and lexis, hs 250 h cars affected. the problem, faulty brakes. toyota executives say the focus is to fix the cars, and regain the public's trust

after that you get into the winter storm warning from cecil county through jersey and philly.all the yellow shading is a rare high wind warning from the national weather service. you only get that when there is a food -- good probability for damaging winds. latch everything down you can. the wind will be howling. storm backing into new jersey. it will give us wrap around snow overnight. as we take you across the east coast there is not much behind it. you can see the size as it churns offshore. huge coastal storm. again fortunately far enough north to bring us primarily wind and snow tonight. again it will have trouble sticking. forecast model. snow picking up toward 1:00 a.m. tomorrow. it will taper off at 7:00. other than that the high wind is what we'll deal with. windy conditions the primary concern tomorrow. few snow showers. high winds. some could push 50 miles per hour or beyond. tomorrow night down to 27. cloudy with flurries. outlook is not bad. once we get this storm out by tomorrow afternoon it is a windy day saturday with a flurry or two. >>> scary moment or shoppe

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it is approaching baltimore city at 11:00 in the morning and will be up in cecil county by 3:00. by the rush hour, everyone will be dealing with heavy snow. north and west of baltimore, heavy amounts will be possible. high of 30-35, eased to northeast wind. we will get a little mixed to the south and east and maybe some rain down toward ocean city. it looks like the heaviest snow will be coming down friday night and early saturday morning. as the storm is pulling away, it drags that snow all the way to the coast. saturday night, the storm will be out of here and the skies began to clear. sunshine returns for super bowl sunday, but it will be windy and cold as the storm departs. if it stays on this track, here are the snowfall totals. that pink shaded area indicates even more in the shenandoah area. the snow comes in tomorrow and leaders into saturday, then clears out saturday night. breezy and cold on sunday with a high of 29. the next storm brings a chance for more accumulating snow tueay afternoon into wednesday morning. >> terps take their hopes down to the final seconds tonig

aberdeen as expected you turn to that freezing rain and sleet, want to point out cecil county 7.3. elton at 6. and stevensville had 2.5. you had rain. you will go back to snow. this is maryland's most powerful doppler radar highlighting where we have really heavy stuff. that's really stuff back to our west. the yellow shading. if it's not sleet, this is snow coming down over 1 inch to 20 inchesesp hour. on i-70 and this is pushing near glen and heading towards elket city. it's going to meet owensville and randalls town probably in the next 10 to 40 mississippi. overall we can see maryland's most powerful doppler radar really starting to highlight where we have that wintry mix and it's tough to delegate because it goes from slow to sleet to freezing rain to snow. all of us will go to snow and we're looking at snowfall totals still on target of my original forecast of 12 to 20 inches. higher amounts north and lower amounts south because of the wintry mix. but what you have on the ground, at least in baltimore we should at least double today and on the eastern shore where you got ligh

baltimore county, cecil, frederick harford county, st. somerset, washington county and worcester county schools opening two hours late. whenever severe weather hits, tune in to fox 45 morning news our morning news ticker will have all the latest delays and traffic conditions. that ticker updates automatically and runs during commercials so you always have the information at your finger tips. for the people who are heading out on the roads, here is a look at the track edge record. >> reporter: your finger tips might be frozen this morning because you do unfortunately have to dig out. we want it show you what it looks like out there. here it is at rogers forge. you can see the snow is covering those cars, that is unfortunate reality of thisment as for the . as for the roads they're a little bit slick. you can see the car coming down the pike. it doesn't look like they have any problems. it's a slick go. the crews have done an excellent job. the cars are indeed moving at 83, no problems none of that snow on the main lines much that's the goo

a few areas to our north picked up a couple of inches of snow in cecil county of into southern pennsylvaniainstead of gusting 50 to 60, the peak gust are mostly around 20 to 30. overnight lows tonight, 24-31, and the west wind slowly diminishing. we could still have a gust over 30 at times tonight. the area of low pressure will slowly drift to the east. the next system on the gulf coast will stay to ourselves and cut across the deep south and moved out to sea. there is another one lined up on the west coast with the potential to bring us some snow. there is the one impacting us now. there is the one to this out over the weekend. the third one is the one they could bring us some snow tuesday night into wednesday, and a fourth one shows thup out to the west. all the way on the horizon, there is a fifth storm. it may take awhile for the stormy weather pattern to die down as we head into march. highs of 38-43 tomorrow. the normal high is 48 degrees. we do not see that on the seven- day forecast. sunday snow showers may be more significant. we will keep an eye on that. here comes the western sta

anna run dell dale, county, ally county, baltimore city, baltimore county, cecil, frederick, harford county, st. mary's and washington county schools are two hours late today. and just remember whenever severe weather hits, tune in to fox 45 news. our morning news ticker will have the latest closings, delays, traffic conditions, that ticker updates automatically and it even runs during commercials. we need to check on the roadways, candace dold is here with a look at the traffic edge report. good morning, candace. >> reporter: unfortunately it's going to be all about the dig out this morning. we want to show you, this is what the main lines look like. here is 695 moving at 83. you can see the cars are moving and the roads look pretty clear so no snow there, but then let's check on what it looks like moving at rogers forge this morning, well that, is a different story. we of course, have the snow that is completely packed down. now the slushy conditions so that is on the roads. and look at those cars, they're definitely covered with it, so you will have to spend a little bit of time di

down from cecil county. and salisbury toward ocean city, we could see 50-mile-per- hour plus winds before this storm system is out of here. we'll continue to keep you updated. >> thank you, tim and bob. wjz is following the impact of the system on the roads. mike hellgren has an update on the systems to keep the roads cleared. >>> the governor just wrapped up a briefing here at the state command center in hanover. and he talked about an accident, involving a plow in harford county. he also predicted that tens of thousands of people could be without power by the time they wake up tomorrow. and the storm is presumably still going on. let's take a look at a live traffic camera. he also commented on how the state is really working to clear roads as fast as possible. but people should be patient. let's take a listen at what the governor had to say just moments ago. >> the nature of the snow is much more of a powdery type of snow. and we fought out there. and actually, i think most people were very impressed at ho

prince george's -- a two hour delay for baltimore city, baltimore county, howard, cecil, frederick, carroll county. some of the colleges are opening later. either you are in or out by now. back to you. >> our weather coverage will continue on our web site wbaltv.com. it is on the front page. >> anne arundel county police are investigating a home invasion. trauma with serious injuries andno word on a motive or suspects. and police are looking for the market. the victim was taken to university hospital. no word on his condition. >> a baltimore city boy will spend 20 years behind bars due to a deadly stabbing of a classmate. he pleaded guilty in november 2008 to stamping a boy outside of a middle school -- stabbing a boy and outside of a middle school. a man reportedly assaulted a girl in a church last month. he is a registered sex offender. he is being held without bail at the detention center. an arraignment is scheduled for next monday. >> gov. martin o'malley is calling on legislators to enact his plan for job creation in maryland. federal dollars intended for small businesses are encourag

up toward harford, cecil county and parts of the eastern shore.n the first couple of hours it gets heavy in a hurry. we mix in sleet, 34 degrees then dropping into the 20s. the heavy snow with waking up with a foot of snow on the ground and heavy snow tomorrow. all of america's weather in the next half hour. >>> now, to robin, who is in new orleans. the envy of us all. dry, sunny, 59 today, robin. >> yes. a little chillier right now than when i got here. driving in a rainstorm. nothing can damper the spirits of who dat nation. we are in jackson square, the heart of the french quarter. and i've got the super fans that are around me. and this is really about two quarterbacks. peyton manning, the reigning mvp quarterback. and drew brees, in the crescent city. let's meet them both. peyton manning may play for the indianapolis colts. but he was practically born in a saints jersey. playing in his garden district backyard, while his dad, archie, spent the '70s, leading the team's offense. >> new orleans is definitely a huge part of my life. my dad's been

. >> list number one county public schools that are closed. algainy, caroline, carroll, cecil, dorchester, garrett and harford county. >>> queen ann's st. mary's, somerset, talbot, wacomico and worcester county schools closed today. >>> public schools that will be closed all week long, through friday, anne arundel county, baltimore city schools and frederick county. you can can hear the students cheering. >>> along with howard county, montgomery county and prince george's county schools will be closed all week long. whenever severe weather hits in to fox 45 morning news, our morning ticker will have the latest traffic conditions and closings. >> the ticker updates automatic hecally and eveautomatically ans during commercial breaks. >>> the weather meteorologist jessica has weather warnings and the snow totals. >> and we are talking to meteorologist steve fertig and we were talking about the thunderstorm event that we heard last saturday it hasn't occurred as of yet. >>> as of yet. take a look at the sky watch hd radar. we are seeing a change from one moment to the next, take a

baltimore, caroline, cecil, hartford, montgomery and queen anne's counties are eligible for federal funding. senator mikulski says these storms can't turn that a budget disaster for maryland. the governor took time to thank federal officials today for working quickly to help reimburse the state. >>> we've been warning you about the dangers of getting around on foot in the wake of all of the storms. tonight that danger has claimed a life. police say an employee with the department of agriculture was struck and killed in a hit and run accident as he was walking in the street to avoid the snow-covered sidewalks. the 32 year was on his way to the metro station in suitland when he was hit from behind. police are still looking for the driver of the vehicle. >>> finally, the sun is taking care of some of the snow that's piled up outside. taking a live look outside tonight it's clear out there. so can we look forward to another sunny day to end the weekend? burn that debt woods has a look at fist warning doppler radar. >> reporter: we'll go to first warning doppler radar and show you nothing's goin

county. we have win ter weather advisories across the bay, including cecil. this is the forecast of what i am expecting. about a three to 6-inch snowfall across i-95 corridor, stretching from dc, including baltimore city. northern portions of baltimore county. 3 to 5 inches. carroll county back to frederick county. 3 to 5 . and then annapolis, 3 to 5 inches. you could be on the lower end or higher end of that, depending on where the snow burst occurs. and also on the eastern shore. you folks out there in kent county, st. mary's county looking at anywhere from 2-to 4-inches stretching south and looking at one to three beyond that. now it looks like that is not the only thing we are worried about. this storm will be pushing through. but we have to keep our eye on the weekend. the next storm. another possibility. tracking our direction for late friday night to saturday. and if you think this is a big one. well do you remember before christmas? what we got? this could be a big doozy in the making. and we have to watch this one closely. it could rival that storm pr

allegheny, baltimore, calvert, caroline, carroll, cecil, charles, dorchester, garrett and harford county. >> added to the same list, kent county, queen ann's county, st. mary's somerset, garrett, whawacomico, and worcester couny schools. >>> and schools that will be closed through the end of the week, baltimore county, howard county? and howard county and prince george's county will be closed all week long. and remember, whenever severe weather hits, tune in to fox 45 morning news, our morning news ticker will have all the latest closings, delays and traffic conditions. >>> and the ticker updates automatically and even runs during the commercial breaks >> we have team coverage of the latest round of weather. meteorologist jessica snare has thstarr hasthe latest on the wad snow totals. >> and we start with the meteorologist steve fertig. >>> we have sleet out there to mix with the snow and we get help from you guys, by the way, facebook let us know if it's sleet or snow where you live. take a look, there's quite a difference if you go up toward the 83, and toward the corridor up toward be