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they're saying at both airports, at dca and dulles international airport. that is the latest here. we're continuing to talk with airport authority, but we're seeing a lot of passengers. all the airports are open. crowds are thickening up here, but so far that's what we're seeing. but again, qlek the carrier before you leave home and check with those flights first, derek. >> i've got to think that the flights at the very least are beginning to back up and even if they get the all clear it's going to be a long night at dulles air. >> reporter: exactly. they've called what's called a ground stop at those other airports around 3:30 and it's only about 5:00 so you can only imagine that there will be a bottleneck. >> sounds like we're losing surae. >> which is what you expect on a day like this when you're counting on the technology which is, of course, inhibited when the weather is bad. >> this was just after 3:30 in damascus as folks were still trying to push the envelope and get through this water. but as the day progressed, less and less of that road, clarksburg road near bethesda ch

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