i am seeing a flake here or there. approximate prince george's county, this is route 301 and cedarville road. traffic is running normally at speed. everything is fine. this is not expected to be a major storm here. we want to make that clear. we're talking about a dusting in some areas. we have seen the trucks out there this morning. we've seen the telltale white lines, sort of a striping on the pavement which indicates they're pre-treated. not expected major problems but this all happening in the rush hour that can can create slick spots a just anxiousness among some drivers. we're going to continue to watch it. again, we're just seeing very, very light flurries right now. no problems to report. of course, we'll continue to keep an eye on it all morning long. we'll toss it over to tom kierein. how is it looking, tom? >> thanks, megan. great to see your observation there. i want to reiterate, thiis a minor event. again, just getting a few scattered flurries, maybe a little bit of light snow. the bright white areas. jus

flake by flake, you said. >> okay. >> that's exactly what we're doing. 60 degrees today.ow, we do have a chance for some snow showers overnight. again, another chance tomorrow. maybe a flurry on sunday. it's not going to add up to much. let's start with a live look outside. and we have light rains downtown. we're down to 38, so it's falling pretty fast really. the dew point, though, is still above freezing. that's kind of key because that means it's going to stay above freezing downtown. the roads are going to be wet tomorrow morning. the exception could be north and west again. we could have black ice again north and west of town early on saturday morning. here is a look at the radar. can you see mostly snow west of -- you can see mostly snow west of dc. the back edge of the precipitation close to us. we have a couple hours of light rain and snow. the snow is moving southward. again, we saw the change over as close as the beltway along river road and back into the reston area. and there are reports of an inch or so north of clarksburg up into frederick primarily on grass

, that is some flakes across and that is on the radar in just a second. town; 37, gaithersburg; 47, fredericksburg and culpepper and if you keep going farther down to the southwest, to harrisonburg, temperatures are close to 50 and that is some nice stuff to the south- southwest of us and, of course, we have been stuck here in the lower 40s and tomorrow looks good. lots of sunshine and we start off with some clouds and we will progress into some nice sunshine and that is temperature to 45 degrees. the warmer temperatures, the comfortable stuff is not too far away. st. louis, 56; nashville, 63 and little rock is 64 and that is real comfortable down here. del reeseo -- rio, texas, 80 and warm there. the coldest of the stuff is around the northeast here and this is not super cold air and we're not talking arctic air but that is where this is the last few days and we see the pattern that is going to bring the mild air in and were hoping yesterday that maybe we would be close to 50 on saturday and that is looking like things are changing and that is going to b

flakes. snow showers, flurries during the day sunday. no more accumulation, north and west of the city. down to south and east. maybe less than an inch, la plata, quantico, fredericksburg. southern portions of calvert county. st. mary's county, patuxent river. and a few flakes in the washington, d.c. metro area tomorrow. light flurries. 29 to 34 degrees. tomorrow afternoon. much colder than today. snow showers, best chance, south and east. temperatures, 37 to 41. with the wind of 10, 20 miles an hour. talking wind chill between 25 and 35. all day long. that wind chill, gets even colder on sunday. high temperature, 36. but the wind really picking up. wind chill sunday. expected to be in the mid 20s all day long. most likely starting in the teens. as i told you we hit 60 today. i don't see anywhere near that. the next week. next time we are above 50. will be on tuesday. that could start with freezing rain. switching over to shower activity tuesday. another chance of ran or snow. next friday. so a lot of little systems continue to move thro

again, late flakes tomorrow. early flakes on sunday. couple of snow showers sunday afternoon as well. accuweather seven-day forecast, cold on monday, but dry tuesday night into wednesday. somewhere in here, here comes another clipper. they are always tough to time out, so trying to do that five days in advance, got to give us a little leeway there. towards the end part of next week, hopefully we'll warm up, mid to upper 40s. by that point, feeling nice to get mid to upper 40s. and remember, tomorrow is ground hogg day. it will be interesting to see what phil says. stay warm now. scott's in with all the hype for the super bowl. hey, scott. . >>> well, no offense to our canadian friends, but the caps had an awful visit to the great white north this week! two third period heartbreakers, surrendering to toronto in the final period. tonight, back on home ice, hoping to finish strong and look who was at the game. ryan kerrigan, fresh off his visit to the pro bowl in hawaii. simmons, the forearm shiver to the face in the first period, with the

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boy, we are counting this winter in terms of flakes, that's sad. i tweeted this out a little while ago. if you want a snowstorm, go to boston, get there by friday morning. all right, a flurry or sprinkle tonight. bright, but brisk tomorrow and you'll need your shades tomorrow, which is good news. grab your umbrella. it looks like we'll end the week on a raw note. maybe a flurry, winds light northwest at 10. there will be 20s in the suburbs. 29 in sterling. 28 in leesburg. 30 in fairfax. maybe 31 in bethesda and 33 over toward college park and 33 in waldorf. by morning, great. a cold start. 20s and 30s and returning partly cloudy. by afternoon, gorgeous, mostly sunny and chilly. that is average for this year. and averages start to go up in february. we are in good shape, a lot of clouds and friday, raw and rainy and because of that, we'll make that a yellow alert day. high temperatures around 40. next seven days, a chilly, but brisk saturday in the mid 40s and look at this. rain on monday with low 50s and some returns next tuesday in the mid 50s. i

>> well, the way this winter has gone we're getting it flake by flake, okay? we have rain showers right now which could hamper the evening commute and could change the snow showers later. let's start with live look outside. it is our michael and son weather cam. it's still pretty nice. clouds have rolled in. temperatures almost hit 60 in many spots, okay? so the dew point's 30. the air mass is dry, but because it's so warm, we're going to start out with rain showers. look at current temperatures. notice we're seeing 40s in germantown and ashburn, already 42 out toward leesburg, 58 in college park, 56 in fairfax, 57 in arlington. the temperatures will fall pretty quickly. this is kind of a cool map. 24 hour temperature change. look how much warmer it is along the eastern seaboard, 10 to 11 degrees warmer today than yesterday and look how much colder it is now behind the front, 11 to 13 degrees colder behind the frontal system. that's the same frontal system that's rolling in here tonight. this is rain along i-81 and points east. this is snow or a mixture back i

just some huge flakes. this is around the olney area. once again, you can still see they're dealing with snow on the ground. but as i mentioned, it's mostly out of here. snow along baltimore and eastern shore. the snow did move through rather quickly. many of you down to the east of the state saw rain. up to the north and west it was more snow. this is the map we showed you last night. rain to the south. less than an inch just to the north and west of washington. and about an inch, maybe a little bit more, that's what you saw towards winchester, frederick, damascus, too. tomorrow morning it's not going to be rain or snow, but it can still cause problems tomorrow morning. we'll talk about this, plus mother nature is not through with winter just yet. >>> developing story out in california now, where a couple held hostage by a fugitive ex-cop is now talking about their ordeal. wendy rieger is at the live desk with the news conference that just wrapped up. >> that was a fascinating news conference. we just heard from the two hostages that ch

look at those nice, big puffy flakes out there. hopefully, it won't cause too much craziness on your morning commute. we'll check in with julie wright to tell you b we have some super bowl trivia this morning. which team has the most super bowl victories? is it -- we don't want to do this one. >> yes, we do. >> quiet. let me read. the san francisco 49ers. the pittsburgh steelers, the dallas cowboys, the new england patriots. we'll have the answer coming up in a few minutes. >> the fans ever this particular team i promise are all going to call and write us. they're very passionate about this. >> i bet i know who it is. >> you know the answer. >> i think everybody in this area knows the answer. >> i think you're wrong. -- the fans of this particular team i promise are all going to call and write us. >> hey, i do the weather. i know about being wrong. >> i wasn't going to point that out. >> we have light snow falling across the area. this is not going to be a major deal but much of the area has dipped below freezing so what falls out

you can see the big flakes that are coming down.ittle buildup on the sidewalk surfaces and other areas are seeing a little buildup on the roads. a brief little snow squall coming through with this upper air disturbance. low clouds. light snow in town. by 8:00 a lot of this will be pushing east of d.c. a cold afternoon. highs in town low 30s. north and west we may stay in the upper 20s as this upper air disturbance racing quickly across the region. the brighter white, these are those bands where at times visibility down a half mile. you can pick up a quick quarter to half an inch in 20, 30 minutes. we're seeing -- once you get past i-81, even the back edge racing quickly east with these bands across the region from fairfax across parts of montgomery county, even off to our south and east. we have another band there, a fast moving system. visibilities drop like in quantico to three-quarters. leesburg three-quarters, just a sign of the quick intense little burst we'll see but this will be out of here in a few hours. behind it temps dro

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one viewer tweeted us about the big fat flakes falling there. we have been watching that snow falling throughout our area. >>> people driving up i-95 encountering snow showers now. we're watching the roads for problems that pop up. this is i-270 that we're showing you now as they are getting snowfall in the western parts of maryland right now as well. we want to begin with our forecast. the big picture here. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein letting us know who is getting the snow now. tom. >> this is not a major event. it is moving very fast as well. it is producing just some big fat flakes there. the bright white areas. here's the high res radar. the areas in the darker green or yellow where the snow is coming down harder. north central montgomery county, frederick county, maryland and south and east of washington. much of prince george's county into southern anne arundel, this dark green area in northern charles and across the potomac into southern fairfax county along 95 from fairfax county down toward lorton and northern prince william

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pena flakes -- a few flakes will make it down. below freezing in the areas that get the snow so there could be some patches of ice on the road. below average temperatures again. the average height is 45 and i think we will get pretty high to the. washington, 39. 31 hagerstown. 34 in winchester. a steady slide in the temperatures tonight as the slow moves in. and when you get the snow falling, it cools the air. briefly looking like winter for a while, but it is going to move out like the other one. partially cloudy skies and temperatures into the lower 30's by the morning. and then we will be into the 40's by the afternoon. our computer model calls upfor up to 0.5 inch of snow tomorrow in the metro area. seasonally cool through the day with high temperatures in the mid 40's. first time we will be that warm in the last several days. looking forward temperatures staying in the 40's and the next chance for rain friday morning. then warming up close to 50 by sunday and maybe even into the '50s by monday. >> and now the toyota sports de

mainly just flakes around town. inch or less across much of charles county, southern prince george's county. maybe, maybe the big winners is one to two inches into southern st. mary's county. the word of the day is cold. could also have been cloudy and wet. all the way through this morning, temperatures middle and upper 30s. not a pretty day to be outside today. cloudy and cold this afternoon. any snowflakes should be across southern maryland. that will continue on into this evening as well. what about the all-important seven-day forecast? 39, i think that's about all we can do today. we might inch up above 40 for a brief time. most of the day spent in the 30s today. another risk of flurries tomorrow. the cold air will stick around into early next week. another little chance of rain drops coming our way on tuesday. and maybe another little chance for some rain/snow chances late, late, late into the week. by then, you know. >> who cares? >> you can almost see march from here. snow lovers are starting to develop that

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most people on our facebook reporting snow and those big fat flakes are flying.hat's an indication that the hair is starting to get cold. the surface is starting to get cold. we'll go hyperlocal. we'll show you. there you g look at manchester, 36, still above freezing. we're not concerned with the roadways right now. as we go into tonight we could see slick spots, especially to the north and west. future trend. that burst of snow, it is starting earlier than anticipated but future trends doing a pretty good job on this, 58, 9 -- 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. then everything exits stage right. this is how the totals stack up. we're calling it a nuisance event. just a healthy coating points to the north and east. kind of weird north and west. that's where the grand jackpot totals will be. sealsle county andington. you could make out with one to two inches. southern new jersey 2 to 4 inches that's where we think the grand totals will be. a little bit of that too late scenario. big fat flakes, wyatt. we'll send it back to you. >> got to check the hair. get them out of there. al

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flakes down to the south are still getting a little bit of rain. even in areas where you think it has ended perhaps it hasn't. there is part 2 to this storm. it will do something which won't mean it's as much of a concern for baltimore as the other parts of mid atlantic and northeast. you can see with the concentration of the rain snow mix pushed to the east of the bay by and large. it is still this mix of snow and rain to the south of us. temperatures are above freezing just a few hundred feet above freezing. the snowflakes can make it to the ground in many cases before they melt. what happens when this storm gets out to see the details on the coastal storm coming up in a few minutes. >> with all of the talk about meteors and astroids they saw a fireball scream through the sky on friday night. nbc news has not confirmed the authenticity of the video it has descriptions of several witnesses the fireball appeared to be headed straight to the ground it will set it in bluish in color others say bright green turned to a yellow. one says it may be a spo

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you can see the pink areas out west that would be sleet, freezing rain, wet flakes mixing in there. we've seen the rain lifted. the northern edge of this may not be reaching the ground but if we have spotty sleet in a couple of areas, don't get too excited by that but it will be the higher elevations generally above a thousand feet that we could get some of that sleet or a little bit of icing. other than peat petersburg, west virginia, just about everybody else is above freezing. we're up to 41. it's not the prettiest day. it's a raw day but we'll take rain and 41 as opposed to something a lot worse if it were colder. southern maryland, prince william south not in the flood warning. but d.c., prince george's county, anne arundel, loudoun, north fauquier, frederick, everybody is in that flood watch from 3:00 to midnight. we're concerned we could get an inch, maybe two and that could cause a problem sw some of the -- with some of the creeks rising quickly. charlestown and hagerstown, you got dropped out of that about an hour ago and far west in the mountains, still winter storm warnin

most of the energy passes to our north, but a flake or even a sprinkle is possible south of town. no effect on the commute tonight. no effect on the commute tomorrow. so good news there. a flurry or sprinkle tonight. bright, but brisk tomorrow. you'll need your sunglasses, and grab your umbrella friday. still some uncertainty on how strong this will be. we have showers, at the most, we have rain all day. tonight, mostly cloudy, cold, flurry possible. 28 to 34. winds west, northwest at 10. they will become north, northwest at 10 once the system passes through. 30 for a low in rockville and fairfax. maybe 33 in college park. 31 in bowie. you get out to the west, 29 in sterling and 28 in leesburg and right around the freezing mark for our friends at waldorf. by morning, returning partly cloudy and cold. 20s and 30s. so a cold start, but no windchills to worry about. by afternoon, very respectable day. mostly sunny and chilly. you need your sunglasses. now the next three days, 9 weather alert, green, green, and yellow for friday. it could change your plans on friday, but bright, but b

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in between these areas around d.c., manassas, may not get anything but just a few flakes.accept less than an inch around quantico, around la plata, around waldorf, maybe more in lexington part, if this system is 15, 20 miles farther to the south, they may not see anything at all. for sunday, cold and windy, with windchills in the teens to 20s. by the beginning of next week, we're back up. 51 on tuesday, small chance of rain, into the 40s for the remainder of the week, so there's a look at your weekend. jim? pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> tonight the airlines are looking for ways to make a few bucks from you after you buy your ticket. the next time you fly out, expect to hear a pitch like the phone companies have been using for years. chris clackum reports it's all about convincing you a bargain is involved. >> reporter: maybe the offer will come at the ticket counter or maybe online, but expect the new sales pitch from the airlines, because here's a fact worth repeating about the industry. airlines are not very profitable, so they're looking for as many different ways as po

in the next half hour i think you'll see flakes in frederick as well. another clipper tonight, snow showers possible, more to the north, another dusting possible. we could get 1, 2, 3, .4 of an inch and the evening commute is fine. another hour or so it will still be fine. cold tonight, flurries or snow showers mainly north, 28 to 32, wind out of the southwest at 10. we are still running the risk of snow showers tomorrow morning, 20s and 30s. we could see a few problems north of frederick if you're coming in for commuting from that far north, temperatures in the 20s and 30s and light wind. by afternoon we salvage a pretty nice day, high temperatures near 45, skies return partly cloudy, not as cold. the good thing about 45 with light winds, it will feel pretty comfortable. our zone forecast, more snow for our friend west of the divide, 28 oakland, 36 cumberland, 38 hagerstown tuesday, 41 winchester, 46 in culpeper, warrenton, manassas, maybe a flake in the morning about it, 44 downtown and annapolis and no winds, no small craft advisory needed for the ba

for us, cloudy, chili, drive for most of the morning rush, some flakes should be showing up. 26 to 32 degrees, then tomorrow afternoon it's a bit of sleet, a bit of snow, you'll want to take it easy, leave yourself some extra time to where you have to go tomorrow. not areawide problems, bus just isolated problems on area roads. 41 degrees, your high temperature, mid 40s on saturday, mid 40s on sunday, but clearly and what we've been talking about, best day out of the weekend looks as though it will be sunday next week. we don't have to deal with the bitter cold. you'll see the temperatures come up into the mid to upper 40s. just some minor issues, i think on area roads tomorrow. best chance of seeing that will be between about noon and maybe 3:00, 4:00 tomorrow until the mercury starts climbing. >> doesn't sound like enough to close school or any such thing. >> no, the advisories are still to the west. >> thanks, veronica. >>> an alexandria security firm is getting the credit for exposing a large computer hacking operation that reportedly left a lot of washington-area businesses vulne

i got a report from a viewer in warrenton, light flakes have begun there.owing at bit in the mountains. this piece of energy from the mountains, you see it coming into southwestern virginia, roanoke south. the last couple of hours things have expanded on the radar. but this looks a lot worse than it actually is because the air is very dry at the surface. most of this is actually not reaching the ground right now with a few flakes, as i said, in warrenton, here and there. let me know if it's snowing in your place. 29 in martinsburg. only 14 in oakland. up in pennsylvania, western maryland, west virginia, everybody is gearing up for a good ski weekend. 3 it at andrews and -- 32 at andrews and cambridge. we'll look for afternoon temperatures in the upper 20s to middle 30s. monika samtani, quiet so far, knock on wood. >>> knock on wood. we had a lot of problems in laurel yesterday with the flooding and the patuxent river. the american legion lot is closed up at the laurel marc station. you want to keep that in mind if you do normally park there. it will be clos

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no flakes yet. we expect that in the next few hours. at the height of this storm, we could see an inch of snow falling. this morning, they're waking up to a blast of winter weather. the snow has already started to fall across the region including parts of okaying, arkansas, ko and kansas. shovels are out. then plows are already working. but if the forecast holds they may not be able to keep up the pace. some areas expect blizzard conditions and a cccumulations 2 feet or more. they're stocking up on supplies to ride out the storm. >> it's not convenient and we have enough roads in the country that do get rather snow bound. >> reporter: patrol officers warn it's going to get worse. >> if you don't need to go out, we're asking people to stay off the roadways just because of the conditions that are deteriorating. >> reporter: will be, forecasters say, for at least the next 24 hours. the snowfall here not expected to stop until some time this evening. once it starts. by then we could see a foot of snow or more on the ground here. live in kan

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a couple of spots and picked up a trace of snow with the big fat flakes and sleet that changeed over to rain and close to rain and there was a trace at reagan national as l. and tonight, we're picking up the lake-affect snow and some more snow for the mountains here. for us, the skies will gradually clear and we're going to be blustery. the high temperature at 6:00, 47 degrees. -- degrees. dills, 45; bwi thurgood- marshal, 44. the sun goes down now at 5:50 and still, probably getting a benefit from the temperatures. 41 degrees in gaithersburg. most everyone is still in the 40s and we'll look to see the winds continuing to increase right now, we're getting gusts to the 20s, hagerstown, a gust to 22; baltimore, 26; fredericksburg, 16; quantico, 24 and winds with us tonight and tomorrow. occasionally gusting to 30 and that will take our temperature that is in the 30s and make it feel like it's in the 20s. overnight, we will have to watch for any wet spots left in the big breezes to potentially have a little bit of black ice. i don't think that is going to be widespread. i think the wind

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storm number 2 does have more potential, a few flakes back to the north and west. southern maryland, less than an inch. over towards calvert beech. down around the patuxent river, maybe 1 to 2 inches, if that storm system is close enough to the coast. tomorrow morning, clouds, chili with areas of light snow. i think we'll see another chance of snow during the afternoon tomorrow. a chance of flurries on sunday, but that won't amount to anything either. monday and tuesday, temperatures starting to warm back up. 51 on tuesday, with a chance of shower activity, then we look towards next friday. that's our next storm with another chance of rain or snow. we'll continue to watch that one as well. so a lot going on with a little coming out of it. if that makes sense. >> it does. >> we're getting used to it. >> thank you, doug. >>> today the first phase of reel building the boardwalk on the jersey shore got under way. hurricane sandy ripped apart seaside heights nearly four months ago. nbc reports on how they're making chance as they rebuild. >> reporter: these are the firs

. >> we've got a chance for a couple of flakes tomorrow. not going to dampen the spirits in baltimore. a live look outside. it is our live michael & son weather cam. 36 was the high. and temperatures haven't done much. in fact, now the new high is 37. so the clouds came in, winds out of the south/southwest. right now they're calm, has brought in a little milder air. so never was going to be a cold, cold night tonight. here's the deal. here's a look at the radar. this, you know, looked pretty good as it went through. just never reached the ground. it evaporated before it reached the ground. snow is breaking out in northern delaware and southern sections of new jersey. this second piece of energy ducks to the north as well. i don't see much in the immediate metro area tonight. maybe a flake tomorrow morning. west of hagerstown, yes. you could get another coating before all of this is said and done. west of the divide, all bets are off. a couple of inches possible. the morning commute will be fine. not as cold tomorrow. clouds return tomorrow

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the flakes were big. it was beautiful. have some pictures. >> i was long asleep by then. >> we were both aleap well -- you know what i mean. >> it is valentine's day. tell me more. >> temperature at reagan national, 35 degrees. dulles is 35. and bwi marshall, 32. parts of the area hitting that freezing mark. we did pick up light accumulations across parts of the area. anywhere from a trace at reagan national upwards to a couple of inches as you get up towards northern maryland. there could be some slippery spots potentially early this morning. we are all done with the snow shower and/or rain. nice and quiet. should be a clear day, a beautiful day. later this afternoon, our highs will be up near 50. a lot of sunshine and it should be a gorgeous day. chilly, sunny and then sweet this afternoon for valentine's day. >> he is just laying it on thick. >> you are in the zone today, today in new york. >> let's check in with julie wright. happy valentine's day to you. >> happy valentine's day. it is my funny little valentine. >> an