that's the strongest gusts we've had so far today at dca. 49 miles an hour in ocean city down from the peak gust i saw of 56. you can see up toward philly, new york, boston, tropical storm form wind gusts extending hundreds of miles with this storm. a closer look shows you wind gusts that we have throughout the d.c. metro continuing to show tropical storm force. at leesburg where it's 40 miles an hour now, 41 in manassas, 52 at dca, the big number on the map 44 in baltimore, 40 in annapolis. look at these wind gusts as we head across the bay, 48 miles per hour in easton now. i did see a peak wind gust earlier at virginia beach around 60 miles per hour. as the storm continues to move its track is expected to take it close to elgin, maryland and up toward lancaster, pennsylvania. it looks like the winds will continue to increase through the overnight hours. topper will talk more about that wind field. >> i wish we had better news, but we don't. it looks like it is going to strengthen and give us more damaging winds tonight through tomorrow morning. this is the hurricane force wind 7:00,

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you can see where the wind gusts are strongest now, 55 miles per hour at dca. the center of the storm is right about here. it's just made landfall in ocean county, new jersey or cape may county, new jersey i should say and the strongest winds according to the national hurricane center are basically where my hand is just to the south of the center of the storm. so we're expecting the strongest winds to move across the delmarva peninsula within the next couple hours. they will start to make their way in. this storm will slowly make its way across the delmarva, across maryland and toward the d.c. metro area overnight tonight. that's why the strongest winds are expected to move in as we head into the overnight hours and that's why we have some strong wind gusts right now, but we're expecting stronger ones to move in later on tonight. right now 45 miles an hour in baltimore, 49 miles an hour in annapolis, 53 miles per hour in winchester and 54 in leesburg. so those winds are very strong and gusty already. 54 miles per hour in pax river. we expect the winds to end up

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there are no more flights out of dca or dulles, at dwi marshal, the flights for the rest of the day have been canceled. and most of the day tomorrow it will be a touch-and-go situation. check ahead, see if there's any way you can get on a flight. but this is a tricky situation. you're going to have to check ahead and see what's going on before you come to the airport. adam tuss, news4. >> adam, thanks so much. for today and tomorrow, at least, it's out of your hands, so just let it go. you can't fight it. >> you're grounded. shomari stone is showing us some of the damage that we're going to see. next to a tree that's been taken down. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. right now, we're here on walden court and lincoln avenue. and it is very busy over here. this tree came down moments ago. snapped like a toothpick, crossing lincoln. right now on the other side, there is a power line that came down. and what you'll see is it continues to spark and flare up and possibly start a fire over there. many people in this neighborhood are very concerned. they say that that wind just swept through h

certainly no flights getting out of dca right now, no flights out of dulles, not out of dwi marshal. you should expect more of the same tomorrow. obviously you can't fly in this kind of weather. and there are no planes here at reagan national. they're in other cities where they're stationed. they'll all have to be brought here later on at a different time. if you're here, you're going to have to ride it out at the airport. airport officials tell us you shouldn't expect things to get back here at the airport for a number of days. it's going to take a while to sort all this stuff out. reporting live at reagan national airport, adam tuss, news4. >> we're dealing with winds and rain to our west, the problem is snow and a lot of it, parts of west virginia are already seeing snowfall in the mountains. they're in a blizzard warning and could get as much as three feet of heavy snow in the next few days. the snow could be great news for ski resorts that can open for business early this season. wow. give us a sense, doug, we've been watching this since last night, and all throughout the day an