updated wind gusts 86 in crisfield. 62 kent island. now you know why we had an extremely rare hurricane force wind warning and pope thngsly experience hurricane force winds -- potentially experiencing hurricane force winds, a bit of a scary event. we'll get through this through the night and we'll see the storm relent so. wednesday we'll look for the big improvement. for now we're dealing with it. big flooding on the oat heat beaches through early this morning. now has we push toward the evening hours we begin to bring in our next high tide cycle. we're already seeing those water come up further. we've had huge erosion. in you look carefully, that's sand on the boardwalk. we had the boardwalk overflow. in rehoboth big storm surge expected to come. kent island, you can see here. i'll step out of the shot and try to find the bay bridge in that shot. you would not want to drive a low profile vehicle over it. we're seeing it all in maryland. the snow starting to come down. it's been coming down in deep creek. that snow line is creeping fur

governor o'malley visited crisfield today. he promised the mayor and people living there that the state would dedicate all of its resources. >> what we will do is make sure we bring the human services together. whatever dollars the federal government makes available to get people back in their homes has quickly as possible. >> reporter: about 60 people were evacuated because of severe winds and flooding. the soil is so saturated, there's standing water almost everywhere you look from large chunks of wood though dangerous wood planks. the water and wind moved it everywhere. practically everybody in crisfield was affected by the storm. even the police department didn't fair to well. there's a gaping hole in the roof of the police station. he and his daughter came to the city dock to take pictures today. he didn't escape the fury of sandy. >> didn't have wart damage -- water damage in the house but had a lot of damage in the garage. >> reporter: mark bradshaw had water in his house and shingles ripped off the roof. >> we need hel

almost 80 in crisfield, a lot of destruction in crisfield. edge water beach, 69. dundalk 68. ocean city, pier lost, mainly thanks, not to the true storm surge, massive waves. we were measuring waves in the 20s, model indications in the low 30-foot range. one of those was measured in new york harbor. a couple of the ocean city cameras, a rainy day on the beach. they have one last big high tide. my mom was down there. she said the tides were well above average, right there with irene. we have bigger waves. there it is, ocean city pier. it's gone. just the remaining two thirds of the oc pier, rainy, windy kind of a day, delaware, kent island. higher than normal on the bay because of that rising effect from really the full moon cycle and all the runoff from sandy. 42 at the airport, cold. the cold continues to spin. we continue to see the last effects of the storm drifting north but tomorrow will be mostly cloudy, breezy. i think we're dry by thursday. the cold air will keep funneling in. as we take one last look at it, less and less extinct. bring the big winds to the bay and br

crisfield 86-mile-an-hour gusts. you get idea. even some gusty winds making into the interior state. carroll county close to 40 miles an hour. we are continuing to watch the power outages coming across the area. wind gusts are up there. look at rain totals in the bucket thus farks four to six inches of rain. we'll continue to pile in the water thinking grand total six to eight inches. look at the rehoboth beach camera. we're losing the beach cam slowly. we have a high thighed that will come in later this -- tide that will come in later this evening. another high tide will be coming in through the course of the evening. eight foot waves, 20-foot. annapolis comes in tonight at 8:00. be aware of that. if you live in an area prone to bay flooding you may need to get your plan together. this is right around 13th avenue, wyatt. this is showing the waves coming in. this is eroding the beach. there's a flood warning for everybody. know that flood warnings in effect. we are seeing flooding across many locations. coastal flood warnings. can

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we'll check in with mike masco to see what is going on. >> i keep hearing crisfield going on. we had 86 mile per hour wind gusts there. a lot of wind over the state. look at what is going on. here is sandy, i want to draw your attention to right here. this is where the center is coming in at the present moment. see the bands starting to set up, just towards the east of ocean city? i think that band that pivots right into the state and city limits during the course of the evening and it will bring another band of very gusty winds across the area. we're not done with the system. we had a bit of a lull. that is in response to the center of what once was hurricane sandy moving across the mason dixon dine. we are starting to see the radar fill back in. toward the west tremendous rain, south and west of town, that is where there is close to ten inches of rain, i'll show you that map in the weather bug system. out to the west, notice what is going on, towards west virginia. deep creek, the cold air is wrapping in behind the system and it is dragging in older air into the back side. i

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look at the totals, over 10 inches through crisfield and totals over half a foot of rain in baltimore and points west of isolated pockets, even higher. again, some of the isolatedded highest totals -- isolated highest totals. that rain as to go somewhere. flood stage for the conowingo 25. also, out in frederick we're at the max stage. highest forecast occurring this halloween evening. here's some interesting statistics talking about hurricane snow stacks. oakland 24 inches plus. west virginia 20 inches and in tennessee 22 inches of snow, unbelievable storm impact. all right. let's get it back to halloween night. a cool breezy scenario. we're in the 40s in hagerstown and york. the overall setup is for dry, cool but cloudy weather throughout the rest of the evening. how will thicks -- things change over the next few days, not dramatically. still in that cooler northwesterly flow. remember that area of low pressure continues to pull around, pulling that cool air out of canad cannot get back to normal. temperatures in the 70s. now we're having a tough time getting out of the 40s. cool wea

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current winds right now, 38 mile per hour right now, at kent island, pass river 31, 38 in crisfield. ocean city at a sustained wind at 37. notice the wind direction. north to northwest, so that will push in the water at kent island. we have a high tide in kent island this evening going into between 6 to 8:00 already. bay surge has been running between 1 to 2 feet above the mean lower water level. so just know that already, we're above average, and we're going to continue this push of water heading into the eastern part of the bay as we go into this evening. these are peak wind gusts thus far. kent island clock at 60 mile per hour wind gusts, chesapeake beach at 46, and then you go out towards ocean city at 60 mile per hour wind gusts. this is the wind over the eastern shore right now is what's going to be coming through the state.

along the chesapeake bay, communities like crisfield were evacuated due to extreme flooding. residents there said it was the worst they had ever seen. at this moment police and city officials are checking on the damage and assessing the condition of people who decided to ride out this storm. charlie and norah? >> chip reid thanks. as sandy reached inland, it ran into a cold front over the appalachian mountains, turning the hurricane into a blizzard. in the middle of that storm in elkins, west virginia. >> reporter: here in the mountains of west virginia, the snow is continuing to fall. the snow is not over here. possibly 10" on the ground just in town. estimated one to three feet at higher elevations up in the mound mountains. it's a very wet, heavy snow. what that means is as it weighs down the power lines and the tree s trees, you get power outages. it is estimated there are upwards of 150,000 people in west virginia who are going without power. but the problems go beyond the lack of power. the lack of power means that you can't pump gas. gas stations here, for instance in