other questions surround the ravens heading into the offseason including rumors that ed reed and derrick mason are considering retirement. >>> we are between storms here. that's a good thing. you have tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow night to get ready for our next winter weather event. you have time here. that's the good thing. we had almost five inches at bwi marshall last night. belair three inches. we thought a three to five inch range would be accurate. new winter storm watch already up for maryland. more on that in a second. right now 38 degrees at bwi marshall. northwest wind 3 miles per hour. sunshine. temperatures up around 40 degrees. clouds build in later in the day. frederick picked up five inches. again you can see a decent weather day. i want to show you this. our morning lows around 31 at the maryland science center. a lot of 20s across the board. cold enough to have the snow stick overnight. it was a wetter snow consistency that held accumulations down. high temperatures today a big rebound. 48 millersville. these are the weather bug sites. you can see the contrast. low to mid

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mason and north eastern going down to the wire today. >>> a close call at the tarmac at reagan national this morning. two planes clipped each other while still on the ground. derrick ward is there. >> reporter: for the most part ground movement of airliners are carefully choreographed and goes without a hitch. not on this day. it's 9:30 in the morning. two us airways planes were on the taxiway at reagan national airport. >> heard a little thud. >> reporter: margaret of alexandria was a passenger on the florida-bound boeing 737. she said it took a while for her and the other 142 passengers to figure out what happened. >> we sat and sat for a while. then we were told there had been this accident and we would have to return to the gate. >> reporter: the 737 apparently suffered enough damage to its stabilizer to prompt airline officials to take the plane out of service. the smaller shuttle had 91 passengers onboard. no one was injured on either aircraft. given the number of planes that land and taxi every day, incidents like this are rare but happen enoug and are dangerous enough to make the most-wanted list, areas where they think there is the most needed room for sa