northern baltimore county, the lighter rain around the eastern shore, centerville, greens borrow, denton, easton, federalsburg, dry for the morning, you are getting in on the wet weather this morning, the heaviest rain around keyny, mill woods walker manor, pretty boy garth, to the north, traveling that way, along in to york, or along in to emmitsville and also dallas town, shrewsberry, you are going to be running in to the heavier rainfall this morning, temperature wise, coming in at 39 degrees with the fog, 50 in chester, 40 columbia this morning. as we go through throughout the day. temperatures chilly. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >> good morning, in addition to the rain and the fog, dealing with a water main break, mount vernon, it happened yesterday and impacting traffic. traffic is getting by, madison street. make a left to gillford and take that downtown, you will want to expect delays as we look here, in mount vernon, notice repairs are going to be underway, this is 30 inches it's going pact traffic for a while. it's not a problem that's going to go rig

we are seeing another round of some moderate rain in caroline county around greensboro and denton. so make sure as you head out the door you have that rain gear. but also, you have the snow gear as well. because we will be seeing snow mainly as we go into afternoon into the overnighttime frame. temperatures right now, coming in the low 30s in glenwood and more of the same in hereford. and also we are the mid-30s from cambridge to denton to galena and we will throw in the winds yes we have sustained wind at about 5 to 10 miles per hour but with that we are feeling a lot colder. so at the surface we do have this system this nor'easter that will ride along the coast and keep us cold and windy going throughout the day. future trend brings in the snow going into 3 and 4 this afternoon. and accumulations are going to be on the/y side about 1 to 2 --/y side about 1 to 2 -- slushy side about 1 to 2 inches. the temperature has been going down since midnight. dress accordingly and stay off the road throughout the day. let's go over to lauren cook with a check. good morning. >> reporter: good

denton at 30. and this is why we have the freeze -- havre de grace at 32. denton at 30. and this is why we have the freeze, with a in effect. there's the -- freeze warning in effectunless you are along immediate coast that's when you will see the worst of this system. now don't get me wrong, we will be dealing with wendy conditions tomorrow and also rain. but as we go through the overnight into thursday morning, that's when we have a better chance for snow especially along the eastern shore. but for today, it's going to be chilly and that temperature comes in at 47 degrees. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. break out the big coat for election day. we are dealing with a crash right now in anne arundel county on route 295 right along the northbound lanes at route 175. if you are traveling in the area not too bafd delays. 17 minutes to travel from route 32 to russell street in downtown baltimore. and as we check this a -- in and look at 95, at 395, notice everything is moving right along no delays whatsoever an

we are looking at rain around ridgeley denton and easton and graysonville and federalsburg.toward the north filling in as we go throughout the day. the heaviest rain is aroundocean city along the coastal areas. this heavy rain will push along the coast as we head through the rest of the day. and it will be a quick mover. that's good news for us. as we go to tomorrow. now, we are looking at the fact of blue areas while this is awinter weather advisory that's in effect at 10 this morning until tomorrow morning and with that they are expecting accumulations across the area. and we are going to be seeing maybe 1 to 2 but slushy accumulations. and the reason why i we will st rain and the snow will come on top of the rain. so it's going to be difficult to really add that up as we go throughout the day. temperature wise, yes, we are cold already out there in glenwood coming in at 33 degrees. 34 in hereford and more in smithsburg and frederick. 36 in denton and also shadyside and cambridge coming in at 38 as well as galena and even aberdeen. you have the cold temperatures and then y

temperature wise, that wind chill has been ever present along del mar va are a watching us from denton, through talbot county, easton or toward chester town. these areas are feeling the wind chill. big storm continuing to churn offshore. impressive size, broad circulation. you can see it wrapping around the new england states, but the snow bands and the coldest side of the storm but the main precip wrapping north of maryland, connecticut, new england, you got. it cold weather will continue to wrap in for us. close to freezing in the morning. watch out for slick spots, especially north and east. 32, mixed showers mainly from northeastern maryland. tomorrow 50 or so. 33 tomorrow night as we stay dry and chilly. the next couple of days we'll begin to chill out and warm things up. saturday 60. into your sunday 65. could we flirt with 70 into veteran's damon day. it's possible. that would be a nice treat, so get through tonight and things will improve. >> we deserve it. >> keep fleeterring, wink at monday. >>> let's continue our coverage of the water main break on north charles street. roos

. >> denton, we salute you. >> according to the 2010 census , 1.7 million veterans are younger than 35 while 9 million are older than 65. you can see more veterans? at -- more veterans facts at wbaltv.com. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast. >> we head into this veterans day weekend with some really nice weather on tap. hope you have time to enjoy some of it. it will be a little on the chilly side tonight, but warmer temperatures will take us through the weekend and into the early part of next week. you can see the cloud taking us further out to sea. that coastal storm is now gone. high pressure will continue to build in. we are almost back to normal. 59 is average. we will be above normal for the next three or four days or so. 57 at the inner harbor. we're starting to see temperatures cool. temperatures in the low-40's in western maryland. they have been running in the 30's for the past couple of weeks it seems. the first hint that some warmer air beginning to move into the mid-atlantic. clear skies and calm winds tonight. after the chill wears off tomorrow morning, the south

more of the same in chester town, northeast at 36 degrees, denton at 38 degrees this morning.you thinks it's not too bad. i will throw in wind. we have a windchill, those upper 30s are feeling like the low 30s this morning, and some spots the upper 20s is what it is feeling like. gaithersburg wind sustained at 13 and 12 in chantilly. this is what we are talking about with the nor'easter threat. we will have the system along the coast, again, bringing the snow, the wind, across the area, and some of the snow could get in to town, in to baltimore, we are going to have to keep our eyes peeled for. that we are watching the system, the models, gps takes it further out and to the atlantic, the european model, the one so good with sandy, brings it closer to the coast, with that, it's a colder model, we will be dealing with the snow potential, 50 degrees today. here is a check of the seven- day forecast for you. as we bring warmer temperatures in here, as we head in to the weekend. let's get a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >> good morning, we are off to a chilly sta

we are seeing more of that in galena and 50 in denton this morning.nd as you head out, grab the coat you will need it. but as you go into the afternoon you will be able to put it away. another mild day on tap and satellite and radar are picking up on clouds back into western maryland all this is pushing off toward the east. so we will see increasing clouds as we go throughout the day. we do have sometime before the wet weather gets here and won't get here until later this evening overnight into tomorrow. and then things will start to dry back out and the backside of the system we are dealing with very cold air. this is what it look like. the cold front and high pressure is in control. it's to the south with that. we are going to pump in some of that milder air for today. so i am going with a high temperature in the 60s for today. and i will show you in a second. but future trend not picking up on a whole lot. what we are working with is rain that's going to be pushing into the area. backside is seeing snow across illinois. we won't get that cold but w

some of the schools -- i remember i had to walk all the way from almainy and brother hood to james denton which was miles. i will tell you and i was tired by the time i got there i didn't even want to go to school. i needed to take a nap. anyway that's my feeling about that. >> all right. thank you. >> i think that's an unrealistic goal anyway and the only one that can predict that is god and my assumption that you can put something on time with as many mechanical break downs and people don't show. it's impossible. i think we should refocus it on safety, getting every person who gets on public transportation to point a to point b safety and that is the number one reason i believe we should look at and focus it safety getting everybody from point a to point b. as far as the childrens i am opposed to that. my father back in the early 1900's would take from the fairy building and walk all the way to save 5 cents of the day and at the end of the week he gave his mother 25 cents to buy food, so no, i think free ride is not the right way to go. >> mr. yee. thank you. >> thank you. if i had the

rock hall 30. 30 in denton more of the same in galena. this morning you need to bundle up. talk about the storm because we can see it breeg down to the south here -- brewing down to the south. it will slide off the coast and make its way up the coast as we head into tomorrow. so we are going to be working with a nor'easter. the good news is, though, now the models really are coming together and it look like the center of the storm is going to stay further off the coast and we -- than we expected. being see the center of the storm. but outer bands along the delmarva and we can see the places closer to the coastline will be impacted by that last band of precipitation. now let's take it forward into wednesday night early thursday morning. that is when the best chance for some snow will work its way into the area and basically we are talking about the eastern shore. so that is a possibility of a few wet snowflakes across the area. it's going to be windy for tomorrow and also we will get some rain so even around baltimore, don't think that we are not going to be seeing rain beca

beltsville 37 degrees there, adamstown at 29 degrees, and we're at 33 degrees in galena and 35 in dentoncambridge coming in at 37. so you get the picture this morning. we are very cold, these temperatures below average. we should be around 37, 38 for a low temperature and we're going to stay below average as we go into the afternoon. and actually through the week. i'm going to show you the seven- day in just a second. let's look what's going on on the satellite and radar. not a whole lot. we did have the cold front move through the area, we have a few clouds in pennsylvania right now, but all in all lots of sunshine as we head through the rest of today. so this is what we can expect. yesterday we started out windy but died down. that front passed through, now we're just left with high pressure, chilly conditions as we go throughout the day and it is going to be dry outside. so be prepared for that. make sure you have the big coat this morning and keep it around even as you go into the afternoon. you are going to need it. we're also going to be dealing with high pressure as we go through

denton said is, let's go ahead and get the deal and make it -- what clinton said is, let's go ahead and make the deal and make it ironclad. we need continuation of stimulus, which is effective of what he said when he was standing the economy, we by obama's sidedo yn they extended the bush tax cuts. that we need to have a grand bargain and it needs to go into effect right away? or do you agree with this, get the grand bargain, but delayed for a year or two, as the people on the democratic side of the debate have argued? >> my job is economic policy adviser. i am best at leading the policy -- politics to someone else. as an economist, the right strategy is to get our fiscal house in order, to make lasting commitment to show we can do that and we are going to do that. that requires additional revenue as well as spending cuts. we also want to healthy economy in the short run. the present proposed tax cuts that will healthy economy in the short run. the group that am best at leadit propensity to consume is the wealthy. there was a report released that concluded that extend the middle class t

from around oh denton east across delaware out into the atlantic. so we're going to have to watch this storm today. in any event it is going to get breezy and stay cold. low to mid-30s in the suburbs and outside on our michael & son weather camera, generally cloudy skies there. some breaks in the overcast at the moment. but the temperature of 40 at reagan national and north winds at 12 making it feel more like 33 degrees. on the futurecast here's the nor'easter coming up throwing the moisture back to the coast. looks like mainly snow in interior sections of new jersey and deke. around here most of the rain is east of 95 until wet snow here this evening and a bit tonight as well. again you're traveling north and east this evening a few slick spot ashed here. maybe just some conversational wet flakes. today 43. tonight mid 30s. the wind are going to be picking up today tonight and even early tomorrow. could have some gusts over 30 in town. 51 on thursday. friday 59 and as we head toward the weekend much milder, 60s to even 70s by monday mike? >>> anot