the blizzard in garrett county dumped 29 inches of snow.sts at 79 mph in anne arundel county. 12.5 inch of rain in easton. the storm approached ocean city on monday. all kinds of extreme weather here. standing is now the the canada and moving farther away. temperatures cooler than normal. thankfully no more rain today but almost at the 9 inch mark as we end the month. not a record. we had over 9 inches in october of 20 -- 2005. 46 degrees in an ocean city. low 40's as you head west. additional snow may fall overnight and into parts of allegany and garrett counties. they are under a winter weather advisory. pennsylvania, garrett county, west virginia, into tomorrow morning. slippery conditions possible. hear, clouds. 36 suburbs. 34 downtown. to borrow the cloud cover will begin to break up a little bit. -- tomorrow, the cloud cover will begin to break up a little bit. breezy thursday and friday but those northwest winds. in the back of cold air keeping temperatures below normal. friday and saturday, it is the start of the weekend before yet

. >> reporter: garrett county by far got hit the hardest. heavy snows blocking roads, trapping people, a situation so dire that the county put a call out for help. >> really, everything that they've asked for. we said anything you need, just call us. >> reporter: our county was one of those that sent aid. condition you will man said it only -- jerry ulm dodge chrysler -- kent ulman. >> get to garrett county. >> maryland didn't just send crews, the state was uniquely prepared to send crows to new jersey as well. >> the governor wanted to make sure that our citizens were safe but it was important to make shower we support other states in their time of need. >> dr. richard al corda hel eversee medical trauma. new jersey asked for help and got 6 ambulances and ems workers, many from baltimore city. the maryland crypts help -- crews helped 40 patients in 12 hors on the prs day. aid and need that was ready to step in as sandy side stepped us. >> we were prepared to be prepared for a direct hit. the blessing is we did not receive that. now we're ab

governor o'malley will be in garrett county. sandy dumped more than 2 feet of snow in that area. garrett county could see another 3 to 5 inches before the week is over, and people can starting digging out. thousands in that county are without power this morning. >>> baltimore city officials did everything possible to prepare for sandy. you may remember this scene, that's where people could get sandbags. the baltimore city department of transportation wants to make sure you dispose that sand properly. today and tomorrow you can return the bags to dropoff locations set up around the city. they're going to be open from 10 in the morning. just a reminder sand should not be dumped in storm drains inlets or gutters. >> you were talking about hohou in garrett county, 29 inches of snowfall, wow. let's talk about what's going on with sandy as it begins and continues rather to put away from us now spinning in canada, that remnant low and with it spinning back some cloud cover and some rain in certain spots, but for us we're mainly getting in on the clouds. that will continue throughout the

in western maryland, yes, one snow shower in eastern garrett county. still recovering, many people out there still without power, frederick county, maryland, power out in a few locations. mid 30s in montgomery county. much of fairfax county near 40, as well as prince georges county. farther south and west, much of virginia and southern maryland, right up near the water, are in the mid up ander 30s. no freezing temperatures. for the morning commute, sunrise, 7:37. 6:00 a.m. partly cloudy and cold, to the 30s to 40 degrees. you will need your winter coat this morning. chilly, winds picking up, gusting to 20 to 25 miles an hour. temperatures around 50 degrees by the noon hour. storm team 4, four-day forecast, blustery on saturday. tomorrow morning, near freezing, and the afternoon highs in the low 50s. average high this time year is 63. and we'll have colder than average temperatures, all the way through the weekend, and much of next week. don't forget, turn your clocks back one hour on saturday night before you go to bed. sunday, temperatures with our su

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snow is indicated on the computer model out in garrett county. the cold on the western side of this might generate old mountain snow. chars overnight and in the early morning hours -- showers overnight and then the skies will clear up until lunchtime. lots of sunshine during the day on wednesday. it is cold enough, the snow could accumulate about an inch or so in parts of garrett county. once the front moves by, strong high-pressure is back behind that front. it looks like we will enjoy a a day or so of some nice, sunny weather. sunshine tomorrow afternoon into wednesday. thursday a storm down to the south of us and some cloud cover but we will see a little bit of cloud cover. 45-50 tonight as the showers move inland marl, highs only in the low 50's. the northwest wind will be dragging in lower temperatures. small craft a advisory and 2-3 foot waves on the open waters of the bay. highs only in the 30's tomorrow, staying in the 30's even with a lot of sunshine on wednesday. showers tomorrow, clearing out later in the day and then a sunny and chill

we're seeing them in garrett county to kaiser, west virginia. and a few of them scattered along the potomac here and looking at -- north of martinsburg and just coming in towards southern frederick county. might see a couple of sprinkles there. that's about it. temperatures, they've fallen, a lot out to the west. that's some holes here and temperature of 32 in culpeper and down to 30 just a few minutes ago with winchester at 41. baltimore is 42. little bit milder around the bay with temperatures there in the mid 40s. and here in d.c., on our michael & son weather camera, it's dark and cloudty. 44 with a windchill of 40 and west southwest wind at 7 miles an hour. the clouds around this morning but look by the end of day, 5:00 more sunshine. and any showers should be offshore and looks like a pretty decent but cool weekend ahead. 54 today. breezy. tonight into the 30s. tomorrow morning, probably low to mid-40s down at the mall for the autism walk. there topper is going to be down there. join him. 9:00 walk at 10:00. 53 on saturday. sunday 52. actu

feels like 25 in garrett county. and 46 at reagan national. a blustery day outside. transitioning into that time of year. not too cold this morning. winds of the northwest steady at 22 miles per hour in culpeper. the gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour and a few locations. here is the nor'easter now. basically moving right over and just to the east of cape cod. this is responsible for an average of about half a foot of snow in new jersey, central park and 4.7 inches. parts of connecticut had a foot of snow. that was an exception. it was not the norm. very strong system that produces a heavy snow. parts of new england here. xing and moving on out. that is why it is a gusty outside. and yesterday as well. let us focus here. the big old high pressure system. nice sunny high pressure system. that will move into town now and into tomorrow you will notice the sunshine. now and through the weekend mostly sunny. not only that, as the high strategically gets placed, it gets to the southeast of washington this weekend and will put us on the west side. on the return flow. that

some places in garrett county recorded well over 2 feet of snow. later this morning, governor martin o'malley plans to tour the area including visiting people in shelters. >>> now virginia's governor toured the devastation in the eastern shore yesterday. president obama approved federal disaster for both virginia and maryland all because of the storm. and after seeing how many trees hit homes, and how much water damage there is, governor mcdon ohm says it's amazing that -- mcdonnell says this is amazing that nobody in this part of the state was hurt. >> it's no surprise it could take months or longer in new jersey to repair the homes. many of the homes will have to be torn down, destroyed by winds, sand and flood waters, there's no other option. first responders are still checking on those who rode out the storm in their homes to make sure they're okay. 9news now reporter kristin fisher is in the satellite center with more on the devastation in new york. kristin? >> reporter: well, new york city is slowly starting to show shines of life -- signs of

it is a slow recovery progress, people in garrett county, where sandy dumped several feet of snow. >> why it's taking longer than usual. we will show you. >>> the clean up is moving along in one new jersey coastal town, why officials want to get the board walk rebill as quickly as possible. >>> breakout our iphone, we are looking at maryland's radar, not a lot to see, we are tracking the nor'easter, across the middle of the nation. this is the one that will be possibly bringing us snow and also rain. don't go anywhere, good morning maryland will be right back. if you headed to the polls, this comes as no surprise, u.s.a. reporting 29 million u.s. citizens have cast ballot, that includes 34 states and district of columbia. you are looking at what is happening in florida during the weekend. a judge extended voting hours in orange county during the weekend after a polling site was shutdown for a number of hours. miami-dade county, voting didn't wrap up until sunday morning, because voters were standing in line when the polls closed and allowed to hang around and vote. i talked to friends

. >> sandy left many in garrett county without power and buried under heavy snow. the help that county is getting this morning. >>> 7 minutes away from five. frustration is growing in long island that's where many homeowners are still without power. huge trees brought down power lines leaving many stranded in the cold dark homes and they saythis family has disabled son and are answeringry they have not gotten information about when the lights will be back on. they have not been able to use a lift to get their son upstairs to shower or sleep. despite the help from the community the family they may still have to wait even longer. there are reports of the shortage the power poles which means it's going to be maybe three more weeks before the power is back on. >>> people in garrett county will get help at a food bank distributes 34,000 pounds of food to areas where sandy dumped two feet of snow and left thousands in the dark. people in somerset county got food after the storm. it was bought as part of a grant approved bygoneor o'malley. >>> with a threat of of a nor'eas

today governor martin o'malley will visit garrett county. there was only minor flooding in old town alexandria. that power figure from all three power companies combiped. >> we're learning that the state attorney is expected to announce today that the former penn state spanier is going to be charged with perjury and obstruction of justice. he was forced to resign when all of o these charges were filed against sandusky a year ago. when contacted late last night his lawyer said he had no comment about what could come out later on today. spanier has said he really knew nothing about the 2001 incident in the shower involving sandusky and a young minor. he said he was made aware of very few details and that other administrators were handling this. he is expected to be charged with perjury and obstruction of justice. we'll be keeping an eye on what is going on in pennsylvania today. we'll update you on air and online. >> 5:35 now. new this morning investigators trying to find out what caused a fire at a ware house in northeast d.c. that fire broke

we had reports of 30 inches in parts of garrett county. okay. 12:00, lunch time, maybe a sprinkle up near frederick but more clouds than anything. then we get into the afternoon and finally we're seeing some clearing in the evening and late afternoon and then by night this time tomorrow night we're looking at clear to partly cloudy skies and that is going to leave us in great shape for a strong finish to the week. okay. cold smart tomorrow, though. a jacket required. and maybe some sunglasses. there will be a little bit of sun tomorrow. and then a bit breezy. no doubt about that. more sun. and then wednesday we're going to have more sun on friday than we're going to have on thursday. so we're going in the right direction here. overnight partly to mostly cloudy, breezy and cold. a shower possible. mountain snows continue. lows 36-42. winds west, southwest at 10-15. those winds are from sandy. becoming partly sunny breezy and chilly. jackets needed. 30s and 40s. winds west, southwest at 10-15. and then by afternoon, partly sunny, breezy and

what% of people in garrett county still do not have power back. isolated areas, we will see a couple pictures. went, we look for basically more of these heavy snow days or heavy layers of show to continue to cause problems. again, a lot of power out. we will continue to watch the situation in western maryland. people still suffering from soon ditch unbelievable. winds from the west around 15. gusts around 20. what it feels like? 30s to near 40 degrees. yes, there is a definite chill. feels like 48 up in pittsburgh. again, that is the kind of weather pattern we are in. colder than average. that's going to continue. this does not look to break any time soon. it is a cold r. than normal pattern. coming out of a much warmer than normal pattern right up until sandy. as we go to the w -- weekend here, we will go tar sunday afternoon. that should keep us rain free. if your travels take you to virginia beach, there you might find rain over the weekend. talking about this possible nor'easter. yes, developing low pressure by early next week down off the car

sprinkles, patches of green, panel of west virginia to allegheny and those look like parts of garrett county, getting a few sprinkles there, may make their way into frederick and washington counties, perhaps in another hour or so, and perhaps into louden county as well. and you should stay dry. mostly cloudy period here for the next couple of hours, and right now, under those clouds, look at culpepper. 30 degrees there. manassas, down to 34. leesburg, 37. in the upper 30s. montgomery, articlington, fairfax county. winds increasing too. 8:00 a.m., 40. sunshine breaking out this morning and during the afternoon as we reach the mid 50s. winds gusting to 25 miles an hour this afternoon. i'll be back with a look at your friday evening planner and a look at first four traffic this friday morning with danella. >> thanks, tom. happy friday. traveling on i-66, here is what's happening. eastbound 66, westbound, nice and clear from the beltway. no accidents. eastbound, not bad at fairfax county. you get closer to the beltway, sluggish, nutley, crowding as you head toward the beltway. checking travel sp

today our governor is going to tour garrett county. sandy dumped more than 2 feet of snow there. garrett county could see another 3 to 5 inches before the week is over and people can start digging out. >>> in democracy 2012 coverage, we are just five days away from election day, but you can still vote early now. people are heading to the polls early including governor o'malley. >> we have a lot of very interesting issues on the ballot, and of course none more interesting than the election of the president of the united states. so in tiles of emergency -- times of emergency i think people really see why it is that we come together to form a government. >> with two days lost extended hours should have everything back on track. the polls will be open from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. that's today and tomorrow for early voters, and then if you missed your opportunity for early voting you can head to the polls on tuesday. >> and play some games or enjoy the boardwalk, so many of us have taken that trip to atlantic city. coming up next, a look at what is left behind after sandy ripped through t

some school closings in garrett county, maryland. northern high school, northern middle school, hickory environmental education center and grantsville elementary are closed due to water problems. all other schools in garrett county are open on time today. >> let's check in with tucker now to get the latest on our weather. >> good morning. cold start to our day. got some cloud cover moving through. that is holing temperatures up a little bit. we are in the mid-30s. -- that is holding temperatures up a little bit. a cool afternoon. >> okay. cool, not cold. >> yeah, right there. >> windy? >> breezy. >> he's correcting everything you say. >> i'm glad you asked. it is 43 degrees at reagan national. 40 at dulles. 41 at bwi marshall. as you showed you a few minutes ago, much of the area in the 30s at this hour. we've fallen back into the 30s for the suburbs. looking at your radar, your satellite-radar, no rain to be concerned with. did he we do have cloud cover moving through at the moment. clouds will be with us here for the first part of

the snow in west virginia -- >> and garrett county also got hammered. i mean assessing totals in garrett county which have exceeded 30 inches now. right even down in north carolina one of the ski areas there actually open and able to get enough folks to work. so yeah their earliest opening on record. and our ski season will open soon enough. a lot of the snow we have really kind of teaser snow and it will be too warm and melt a lot of it. but they're going to start making snow very, very soon. weather-wise today you want to bundle up and i want to remind you we still have a little bit of high water. a lot of the rivers have crested but the coastal flooding, right for the potomac here in d.c.. looking at high tide later today running about 1.5 to 2.5 feet above normal. that could cause moderate flooding. so georgetown, washington channel, down to alexandria, we'll watch it later this morning and it might be the evening high tide that we also have to be dealing with some high water. at the bus stop this morning, you're dealing with some chilly air once ag

here and there and yes, another inch, maybe two for the mountain communities out along 68 for garrett county and down in west virginia for the high spots. for most of friday afternoon clouds to begin, maybe some brightening of the skies for the afternoon. i think we can get some sunshine in more of a widespread fashion for saturday and just a few clouds passing by to our south sunday. the weekend should be sunnier, still on the cool side with temperatures in the 50s. tonight 42 degrees, spotty sprinkles, tomorrow a lot of clouds, 54 degrees, definitely on the cool side. your planner, you probably don't need the sunglasses in the morning are maybe wipers briefly, temperature 48 in the morning, by noon 50 with mostly clouds and by 5:00 some sunny spots and 53. next week could be interesting. i'll elaborate more on that on the news edge at 11:00. we keep the chilly pattern the next few days. warm to the south. what we'll have to watch next week is a storm that may be developing in the pacific northwest that may end up on the east coast. i'll talk more about that coming up in just a minute. here

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. >>> things getting back to normal in garrett county after sandy dumped more than 30 inches of snow in the area. 95% of all state and county roads are open, and nearly all public schools will be open on regular schedule tomorrow. about 5400 customers still without power. national guard is helping with efforts. >>> this time last week we were preparing for sandy. now talk of a nor'easter. what can we expect going into election day and beyond? gwen talbart with a last look at the forecast. >> thank you very much, laura. chilly night to begin with, and skies clearing out as a ridge of high pressure starts to build in. northerly winds are settling in. be prepared. current temperature, 39 at dulles. 39 at baltimore. 43 in d.c. and 42 to the south at fredericksburg. the jet stream is allowing the cooler air to settle in. freeze warning for our areas to the north and west of the d.c. metro area. this kicks in monday at 4:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. any kind of sensitive vegetation, cover it up. chilly conditions across the area once again. jet stream to the south of us. what we'll be watching i

we saw snow in garrett county, 29 inches fell. that is an incredible amount of snow this early in the season. we saw 7 9 mile per hour wind gusts south of the bay bridge. 12 inches of rain along the eastern shore. low pressure as standing in her approach to ocean city. we definitely saw some extreme weather in the brunt of the storm system. fortunately, things are starting to improve. the weather is cooperating but it is very chilly out there for anyone fixing areas of the state today. but all this rain shower in the northeast. this is what is left over from sandy. now we just have a lot of energy producing rainshowers down towards the appalachians, snow showers in the mountains as well. a big dip in the jet stream is alum all that cold air to spill into the atlantic. 45 in baltimore. a high temperature in baltimore is 54 degrees. most areas should stay dry with cloud cover. a few sprinkles off to the west. the mix of rain and snow showers in the mountains tonight. clear tonight, into the 30's. it is a pretty cold and to the weak

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. >> out in garrett county, and more than two feet of snow. widespread outages in that part of the state. he will visit a shelter in oakland, maryland. >> president obama got a firsthand look at destruction and new jersey. entire neighborhoods washed away. on wednesday a gas main broke sparking several fires. the president told victims the government was there for them and he would not tolerate any red tape. >> i can promise you the federal government will be working as closely as possible with local officials and we will not quit until this is done. >> in new york there are some signs of progress. parts of the subway is running today. amtrak will star running trains in and out of new york on friday. >> on tuesday cynthia lopez was working with a tree removal company when the huge tree fell right on top of her. -- a tree fell right on top of him. >> i think he has children. >> there appears to be an accident the health and occupational safety department is reviewing the incident. sandy is responsible for 74 deaths nationwide. nobody in d.c. ha

the pressure dropped to 28.44 is low for ocean city and to get 29 garrett county.e range of weather and we continue to clean up in the form of debris and downed trees and power outages. you can see what is left over behind sandy -- there is a big dip in the jet stream. it is currently 46 right now in baltimore at the airport. we are seeing a few rain showers left over from sandy. there is an energy in the upper atmosphere but you can see a little bit of circulation from sandy. light rain showers could make their way to baltimore in the western suburbs and snow will be falling in the mountains. not too much accumulation and a lot of that will be mixed with rain. close to 30 inches of -- the mountains are only in the upper 30's and baltimore with a high of 54 edit will be breezy and will feel colder. we dropped down into the 30's overnight with some clearing and we expect the winds to be breezy out of the west tomorrow. the high-temperature tomorrow will be 54 degrees and by saturday, 53 with breezy conditions and 55 on sunday and we turn our clocks early that mornin

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especially in garrett county in western maryland. 55 right now at reagan national. wind out of the north at 14 miles per hour. not quite as dusty as yesterday but you still do noticed the wind -- not quite as dusty as yesterday, but you still do notice the wind. the errors are indicating the direction of the wind out of the northwest -- the air rose are indicating the direction of the wind out of the northwest. -- the arrows. we have seen this pattern for a couple of weeks now. we will finally shake it on saturday and sunday. tomorrow, you will really notice the change. 52 out of winchester at this time. here is a look at the nor'easter pushing out to the far north atlantic. otherwise we have nothing but sunshine and beautiful conditions because of this high- pressure system. is typically brings -- it typically brings sunny conditions, but could pushes the air down. we have the southwardly trend. the weather pattern pushing above average for the weekend the bank noticed the hourly forecast showing temperatures before bedtime in the 40's. it will get down into the 30

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garrett county, maryland, getting help as it tries to recover. he storm dumped more than 2 in the western maryland county. howard county says the emergency management offers scant the have an task force urban search and rescue units headed there now. with tree and will be calledd upon to assist in other ways as well. a job fair will be held today for veterans and military spouses. commercechamber of foundation is hosting the event e anacostia at 50, on 50 thiesen in southwest, 11:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m.. veterans need to provide military identification. the apple ipad mini on sale today. not so much fanfare. >> in part because wall street's reportg jobs today. good friday morning to you. >> stock futures little changed. the final jobs report before out in a's election is couple hours. forecasting a to more americans out of work. if employers have little reason to boost its staff levels as demand slows. expansion is expected to be at a snail's pace. out atbers will come 8:30 this morning. linkedin is benefiting from people looking for jobs. they

the garrett county sheriff, 95% of the state and county roads are now open. 5400 people are still without power. >> northeast, recovery from hurricane sandy continues. >> the storm has killed 107 people. a million and a half homes and businesses are in the dark. a week since sandy hit. for those suffering in the cold, this feels like an eternity. >> you have no idea how hard it is to go through all of our christmas items, all pictures of the kids, when they graduations, confirmations and all of that, it's hard. >> getting aroundhúdjpstill a struggle, endless lines of people waiting for gas, schools re-open in new york, more than 1 million students will put an added strain on mass transit. the people are bracing for more severe weather. >> it was in the 30s throughout the weekend, especially in the early morning hours. >> we are doing this all over this morning. people need to bundle up. another storm that will be moving in, in to wednesday. back here, across the west, this will dip down across the southeast, gather some of that gulf of mexico moisture and pull it up a along the coast, we

pretty sure it will drop if you were degrees before the night is over. 28 degrees right now in garrett county will see some 20's north and west of baltimore. clear skies and in northwest breeze out about this evening. it's going to get chile quickly. tomorrow, lots of sunshine unless you are near the great lakes were the cold air coming across will generate some clouds, sprinkle the rain and snow and we will see high pressure clearing the way we see it off to the west of us. a nice, sunny day but it will be chile. temperatures are still going to fail to get to the normal levels tomorrow. thursday, to the south, the front regenerative new area of low pressure and some of the cloud cover will get up here. then some brainstorming will be possible and it will stay to the south and east of us but eastern maryland and the coastal areas, the better the chances to get hit with some other char's developing near north carolina. no. carried -- sunny skies chemical temperatures. 47-52 and a no. breeze making it feel even chillier than that. a small craft advisory for wind out of the north. in western mar

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we'll see if election monitors are ready for voters in garrett county. charlie rose: will you endorse president obama? colin powell: yes. when he took over we were in one of the... worst recessions we had seen in recent times... close to a depression. and i saw, over the next several years, stabilization... come back in the financial community. housing is starting to pick up. the president saved the auto industry. and the actions he's taken with respect to... protecting us from terrorism have been very, very solid. and so, i think we ought to keep on the track that we are on. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. >>> this is garrett county, maryland, where folks are hoping the lights will finally come back on since sandy dropped three feet of snow in parts of west virginia last week. amazing. they hope to have the power back on by the end of the day today. the board of elections says all voting sites do have power. shouldn't be any is

. >>> several crews from our area are headed to garrett county and new jersey to left those dealing with the mess from sandy. there are 52 ems workers. howard, talbot, washington and harford counties were some of the areas that sent crews. >>> a 12-year-old student at central middle school was caught with two guns in school. school officials said they saw a classmate with a gun on thursday. the school resource officers found an unloaded air pistol after searching the student's locker. >>> the weather is fairly quiet. we did see breaks of sunshine. a couple of plight scattered showers -- light scattered showers have diminished. temperatures 44 in west min stemplet 44 4ster -- westminster. rain has been minimal to nonexistent. weir me go hour by hour, breezy, cold west breeze coming in through 5 a.m., 37, a chilly start. >>> dozens killed and millions still without power in new york and new jersey in the wake of superstorm sandy. now that much of the water has drained away people are getting a better look at what's left behind and trying to cope with a new world of nearly freezing temperat

points west of frostberg where our camera settlement garrett county, heavy wet snow bringing down therees. the maryland national guard and efforts to get everybody out. they don't have power and eat in the mountains in western maryland r--- heat in the mountains of western maryland. havre de grace, where the river is starting to come down now, we like to see that, basically a mostly cloudy scenario. winds are west at 17. enjoy that. we all know starting sunday that sun set will be close to 5 pment winds from the west 15 to 20. gusts around 26. it is prease and chilly. temperatures falling. across the region a few clouds settling in. the last remnants of sandy projected to keep drifting north. a southern system but a we expect that to stay sou of maryland. that will allow for sunshine. it will keep things cool. we really don't see this chilly northwest flow changing much over the next couple of days. there will be clouds mixed with sun both tomorrow and into sunday and into monday as well. right now, again, just the chance of an isolated showers from that continued spin, that wraparoun

garrett county sheriff now says about 95% of the state and county roads are open. that is after 30 inches of snow. last week, maryland governor o'malley toured the areas hit hard by sandy's blizzard conditions, and nearly all residents now should get their power back on by midnight tonight. that is going to be a little chilly. >> reporter: a lot chilly. lots of 20s out there tonight. then wednesday gets really interesting, in a sense. we are going to have a nor'easter, going to bring us some rain and there are hints some of the rain is going to change to snow across parts of the area later that afternoon and wednesday night. not sure how much we may see stick. better chance after -- dark or late in the afternoon. it is beautiful outside. clouds burned off and we are left with sunshine. it is on the cool side though, temperatures are going to get maybe a few degrees warmer, forecasting a high of 52. with the wind out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. then to the evening sunset 5:03. 7:00 p.m. we are at 44 degrees and by 9:00, 42. we will be down in the district

. >> the garrett county sheriff says 95% of roads are open. 4500 people without power. maryland army national guard has been helping out coordinating the recovery efforts. >>> time for a check on the weather. we might see snow, might in western maryland. >> meagan, even we might see snow, knot nothing that's going to accumulate. possibly measurable snow back off towards the west. in addition to what they have gotten, more to come as we go in to wednesday and thursday. satellite and radar, not picking up on a lot terms of rain and clouds. we are going to see lots of sunshine in to the afternoon. for today, temperatures are cold, right now, in to the afternoon, we are looking at 37 baltimore. 34 northville. westminster 35. frederick 38. 39 in easton. centerville 41. oxford 36 degrees. we are dealing with the winds, they are sustained northwest at 8 miles an hour, baltimore. we will have this throughout the day and gusts up to 15 miles an hour. once that nor'easter gets ramping, we will feel it as we go in to wednesday and thursday. today is a calm day, more of the same in

garrett county was hit hard. governor o'malley said all of the state's resources are focused on helping the thousands who remain without power. garrett county was with heavy snow. governor o'malley said the main concern is helping seniors and others who can't provide for themselves. >>> five days until voters head to the polls 230 toelect a new president and the campaigning is in high gear. president obama and mitt romney both suspended their campaigns in the aftermath of hurricane sandy. today, they're back on the trail in key swing states. doug mcelway has the latest. >> reporter: whatever brief reprieve from political attacks offered in the wake of hurricane sandy is now a memory as president obama and challenger mitt romney refocus on campaigning. >> governor romney has been using all of his talent as a salesman to dress up these very same policies that failed our country so badly. >> reporter: wisconsin was what the state considered a lock for obama. with polls showing a tightening race, the president's appe

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this was sent in by folks at the savage river lodge in garrett county. tremendous amounts of snow there and still power outages. they're working hard to get the power back. here locally, we just have some clouds coming through this morning, and off to our west and northwest areas there are a few light sprinkles of rain. just a few sprinkles of rain in the northern shenandoah valley. parts of allegany county. these are passing off to the east. overall, a lot of cloudiness around and a chill in the air. you'll need your winter coat to stay comfortable at the bus stop this morning and you might need an umbrella too as we get a few sprinkles coming through. it's only around 40 degrees much of the region. here for your morning commute, we'll have a lot of clouds around. by 7:00 a.m., still a possibility of a few sprinkles. by noontime, not warming up much. still a lot of clouds around, cool and breezy. winds gusting to around 20 miles an hour. and then by this afternoon, mid afternoon, we ought to hit mid 50s. this evening, right back down to the 40s. and par

. >> garrett county is pretty much cut off. 30 inches of snow still on the ground. a lot of folks cut off from their individual communities. it's a big mess out there. for us, we'll start with a live look outside. it's our live michael & son weather cam. we have some clouds. unofficially the high was 5 3, 10 degrees below average. right now it's 50. dew . is upper 20s. so we've got some colder and drier air moving in. i think the pressure has come down a hey, 29.85 inches of mercury but generally on the way up. wind gusts, 23-mile-per-hour gusts in gaithersburg, 26 downtown. a 2 miles per hour wind gust at andrews. windy conditions tonight. windy conditions tomorrow. so you really want to dress for the windchills as opposed to the temperatures. a little bit of rain and snow shower activity again in pennsylvania. couple sprinkles pushing through parts of the metro but for the most part we are dog deal with wind and clouds. right now 46 gait ears berg, 46 leesburg. remember those numbers. factor in the winds, feels like it's 41 in leesburg. if you are headed out for a

an inch or two possible and the garrett county. once the showers move out, the big area of high pressure covers much of the middle of the country. that will be with us through the middle of the week. thursday, keep an eye to the south. low pressure try to form on the carolina coast. could bring some clouds or showers to the east of us. was this fund tonight goes through,: drive. 45-50 overnight. temperatures barely budged. low 50's for highs smart. temperatures may even fall the bid. it small craft advisory to offer gusts to 25 knots. a couple snow showers in the mountains. still cold wednesday. 39 for the high in western maryland. temperatures in the 50's on the eastern shore.winds gusting at ocean city. 40's to lowper 50's for a few days. >> thank you. no time for sleeping right now. >> not yet. jay leno and jimmy fallon give us the run down. >> a fun show tonight. leah michell from glee. toby keith and headlines. let's check in with jimmy. >> thank you. chelsea handler. see you tonight on late night. >> stay up late tonight. nex

. >>> the effects of sandy are still lingering in garrett county, maryland. utility companies have only restored power to about half the homes and businesses who went dark during the storm. most of those outages are due to the 30-inch snowfall sandy brought to western maryland. utility companies won't be able to fully restore garrett county until next week. >>> virginia officials were worried snow may have trapped people in mountainous rural areas. they're sending in blackhawk helicopters to check communities. their main concern is elderly or ill people. about 20% of the two counties hit hard with heavy snow remain cut off from the outside world. >> i'm always amazed to see the difference of what happened on the eastern shore, rain and some wind and to see 30 inches of snow. >> when you see extremes like that, you know it was a very violent large storm because on the one side of that storm all that warm air is coming up and on the backside it's drawing in cold air from the north and northwest and so the extremes in weather always point towards the extreme. i

in garrett county where they have more than 2 feet of snow the other day from sandy. only 32 at oakland and 45 cumberland. look at the wind gusts you'll see they're gusting now 23 in d.c. and 25 gaithersburg. 24 in winchester. so it does look like it's going to be breezy to windy this afternoon. outside on our michael & son weather camera, and we're in tysons corner here, looking out to the west, we've got some fair weather clouds that have popped up. decent amount of sunshine at the moment but this could go mostly cloudy here in the next 20, 30 minutes. the brisk northwesterly winds at 17 miles an hour and dew points in the low 30s and the temperature at national sits at 53 degrees. cold air continues to come through the northern part of the country. this is all being pulled down from the remains of sandy. only going to be in the 30s and 40s from the northern steer states from right into pennsylvania and western maryland and west virginia with 80s to near 90 in the dallas area today. got three storms. got a big storm in the gulf of alaska throwing so much moisture he

. >> today they are distribing 34 -- distributing 34,000 pounds of food in garrett county. thousands lost heat and electricity because of sandy that dumped up to 3 feet snow in some places. the potomac edison reports 800 people are without power this morning. the food bank gave out 38,000 pounds of food in somerset on eastern shore which had been pretty hard by -- hit hard by sandy. >> looks like, well, another storm could be on the way. >> yes. another storm is is here. dropping some -- storm is here. dropping nasty unsettling weather. we can see on maryland most powerful radar most of the action is south of baltimore. it's around prince frederick the golden beach getting in on that as well. we see heavier rain moderate rain around easton cooks hope and higgins this morning st. michaels we are going to be very wet as we go throughout the day. 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

even 25 cold near oakland with the actual temps now in the 30- degree range out in garrett county. it's 43 in winchester. frederick is 46. 48 in culpeper. that is what looks to be the warmest on the board. maybe harrisonburg at 49. here in the district a chilly midday. outside mostly cloudy off to the east. some breaks out to the west here in northwest on our michael & son weather camera. the big picture, the front is coming through. that's brought in the cold airp. got rid of the warmth -- cold air. got rid of the warmth. we're going to see the skies clear somewhat this afternoon. tonight we should go clear and cold. maybe a few showers -- a few clouds rather well south and east early. a sunny day on wednesday but we're starting in the 20s and 30s. this time of year we're only going to get to about 50 or so in the afternoon. tomorrow night again in the 20s and 30s with a few more clouds. and on thursday it won't be as clear. we'll call it partly sunny and still chilly with highs only in the low 50s. in fact looks like a rather cool seven-day period coming up. temperatures today 52

they'll essentially roll into the mountains of garrett county and into west virginia the next hour or so and then roll across the mountains through the evening. another two, maybe three hours. the farther east you are of town, the better chance you have of staying dry. the good news is most folks are home and the evening commute has been generally dry. we do see showers in morgantown down 79 told kin all rolling eastward as we -- to elkins all rolling eastward as we go through the nighttime. 63 in gaithersburg and 66 in manassas. we'll come back and talk about whether or not we'll have a wet morning commute and how cold it's going to get. >>> right after the break the unbelievably easy way for you to pick up a free ticket to watch the washington redskins in person and who doesn't want to see rg3. >> we got to remind you if pure looking for a way to -- you're looking for a way to say thank you to our u.s. military, call our turkeys for troops phone bank open till 7:30 to provide thanksgiving and christmas meals to local military families. they need your help. call 202-895-5560. >>> wel

the latest death happen near oakland in garrett county. an elderly man died of shoveling snow in the mountainous region buried under 2 feet of snow. the state highway in ministration has deployed cruise to western maryland to help with the cleanup. in the aftermath, ocean city -- specialists are speaking out. they say levels are rising a century. some say it is too soon to say global warming is a factor but there's evidence that superstars could be the new norm. -- superstorms could be the norm. >> it is clearly -- we will expect more. >> scientists say as it landed more to the south, baltimore could have seen a catastrophic 14 foot storm surge. >> book president of canada are spending today's new job reports. -- both presidential candidates are spinning today's new job reports. with more people starting to look for work, the jobless rate picked up towards to 7.9%. president obama said the numbers are part of a pattern of progress that includes a strong auto industry, rising home values and less dependence on foreign oil. mitt romney calle

. >>> speaking of snow those in garrett county will get 34,000 pound of food today.aryland food bank willdistribute it to areas where thousands were left in the dark. it was rched by part of a grant approved by the governor. >>> -- was. >>> a couple inches fell over the course of the day and the major highways were kept clear so voters could get to and from the voting locations. it was not a problem here but things are about to change. >> i have rain and also a little within theory mix now coming down on maryland's most powerful radar. and as we see what's going on just to the south of baltimore, but it's edging closer and that's going to be the scenario going through the rest of today. make sure to have the rain gear as you head out and about. don't need it right now in bel air but you will as the day goes on and we will deal with snow showers that are going to be pushing in across the area as well. temperatures this morning, on the cold side. 33 degrees in westminster. frederick coming in at 35. and 33 in northville and 37 from edgewood down into cambridge. so, the