down to the north and the west, at leesburg and ashburg, and clarksburg, and damascus, and mount airy is reporting light areas, but some of these areas have 4 to 7 areas of snow and may pick up another couple of inches. we have a few more hours of snow to come, so if you have not seen the accumulation in southern maryland at the fredericksburg area, you have a chance as the upper low makes its way, and the surface low begins to take hold here, and when it does, well, the winds will stay up, and we have them overnight tonight, and we are talking about the dangerous tomorrow morning. and veronica johnson outside, and v.j., the conditions have been deteriorating throughout the afternoon. >> and the temperatures throughout the day have been dropping through the 20ed, and we have three or four inches out here on the storm team weather deck, and when i came out here, it is getting harder and harder to find the weather deck and where it starts and ends, and look looking at the fluffy snow here, folks, it is good snow making snow, and i am dying to take someone and throw them down in the snow

the heaviest through leesburg, back through blue month, gaithersburg, clarksburg.he area that is going to get hit hard here. we have seen one to two inches. we will see another one to two inches. winchester, some areas reporting over two inches here. you are starting to see the back edge move out. that's going to continue to occur. then we see the area of low pressure move up the coast. that will develop and more snow develops as it moves in. winter storm warnings to the north including carol county. two to four inches in our area as far as the blue goes here, the purples. loudoun county under the winter weather as visery. we are going to see snow around the d.c. area. snow to the west. here we are around 5:00 this afternoon. that's what we were seeing. here is 8:45. notice, everybody is still in the snow. the heaviest, right around the blue ridge off to the east. if you live in the higher elevations of the blue ridge, you will see more snow than this, upwards of three to six inches. around d.c., 8:45, that's when we think the heaviest snow will develop. 11:30, sti

fairly light traffic. 270 moving along quite nicely, we can see from a live shot near clarksburg roadt things are moving. you have a little bit of activity there on the right shoulder. >> just in. alexandria, city schools you are on a two-hour delay. political pundits called it one of the more tame state of the union speeches. >> one congressman's comments after that speech

a little squeeze here in clarksburg and traffic is moving at speed so be careful. once you come out of your neighborhoods, it should get a little bit better on the interstates. looks like everything has been treated. the beltway is in good shape in montgomery county as well. another look outside one more time. this is what it looks like on the northbound side of i-95. vdot, i was on the phone with them all evening. their biggest issue last night was the bridges and the ramps. in fact they had to close off the hov lanes for quite some time on the southbound side yesterday. you'll need to give yourself that extra time. one last look at a graphic. want to let you know about metro plans. bus service no emergency routes. metro access begins at -- on snow emergency routes. metro access begins at noon. >>> there was plenty of snow to clear, especially where you were waking up this morning. we had 6 to 8 inches up in gaithersburg. i'm sure delia goncalves had a lot in her neighborhood which is a rather hilly neighborhood. she's live near union station this morning checking

check out the ride to the north 270 corridor in germantown, clarksburg. everything open with areas to our north and west that may see the slick pavement. so far so good, 270 south, heading toward the beltway. virginia looking good on 66 in fro gainesville. >>> experts say it takes at least six weeks to form a habit. with new year's resolutions lingering considering, you might as well make it a healthy habit. >> like keeping a record of everything you eat and drink. it can make a difference in trying to hit the weight loss goals. >> reporter: when she was in her 40s, charmaine's weight his 260 pounds. she had to control her emotional eating. but how? >> i started the food journal and go that is when the weight came off. i had already started exercising a little bit and that sort of triggered the whole exercise, eating. >> reporter: jackson has been keeping a daily food record for six years. 130 pounds lighter she has no plans of stopping. but you don't have to keep a food long this long says registered dietitian marissa moore. try a few days to start. >> f

you're planning to head in from frederick, no issues to report coming in all the way down toward clarksburg the point where the lanes divide. the beltway in prince george's county near route 50, we're in great shape. end to end the lanes are open. let's go back over to the naps and this time to virginia. on the northbound side of i-95, no delays early this morning and no problems dale city to springfield. overnight we were clear. we'll take a live look in springfield on the northbound side of 95. a few people out. i think people still want to get a bit of an early start this morning but you will be fine. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> a low of kids are getting another snow day. among them fairfax, loudoun, prince william, culpeper and fauquier counties virginia all have canceled classes today. staff forward, -- stafford, spotsylvania and manassas park schools as well. >> in maryland calvert county schools announced they're closed as well but a lot of schools are also delayed and you can see them at the bottom of our screen or check out our new and improved easy website wusa9.co

past montgomery village into clarksburg, but no incidents along the way. >> thank you very much. coming up, why a little house in gaithersburg is creating the problem's. >> in the satellite center, i will tell you the two things that could be driving down prices for super bowl tickets. >> and tonight at 6:00, here is the -- here what cracks as you likely know, the countdown to the super bowl is on an homeland security plans to send hundreds of employees to the stadium to help with security over the weekend. if you still want to go to the super bowl, ticket prices are dropping will stop -- are dropping. >> super bowl ticket prices are taking a nosedive will stop those highly sought after tickets could be the cheapest thee 2002, right after september 11 attacks. and a week, the average price paid for a super bowl ticket has plummeted 40% to around 2050 six dollars. >> many of them seemed to say they are waiting for prices to fall even more. could i get a ticket for $1000 on the upper deck? >> nfl officials say there's no reason for concern. >> the secondary market is very strong. i