from tonight's winter blast. >> hello again i am karen parks. >> and i am jeff barnd. our reporters and meteorologists tracking the storm. >> keith daniels is live in rogers forge where the snow is getting deeper and deeper. >> snow keeps piling up in canton as well. that's where myranda stephens will be joining us live momentarily. >> and just how deep is that snow now? meteorologist jessica starr will join us from the sky watch weather center. >> but first, how much snow will we get and who will get hit the hardest? chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a look. >> wow, out front, and i got the measuring stick out. and we're talking about several inches of snow coming down quickly on hd radar. you can see behind us. lots of snowfall. went out and measured four, 4 1/2 inches. right about here. and remember folks, we're talking about 20-to 30 inches. that takes the amount possibly that we could get as much as this. substantial. and that will slow things down quite a bit if we are trying to get out and about on sunday to monday. takes a long time to dig out. hd ra

i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. the storm last night might be tiny compared to the one coming our way. >> this is another storm targeting the state after maryland. winter storm watch is in effect. as we speak. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a look at the sky watch winter blast on the way. vytas? >> looks like another one is coming. and we have to brace ourselves for another winter blast. building up out of the south. right now on hd radar. nothing going on. we should see a relatively quiet night tonight. and then tomorrow plenty of sunshine. but here is the storm that is looming, and gathering strength down over texas and new mexico. we have one area of low pressure he that will track up over the eastern seaboard. secondary track across the midwest. so not just involving us but folks over the midwest. ohio river valley where they could see snow as well. national weather service, in our area, has issued a winter storm watch, for central maryland. western maryland, northern virginia and points west, as w

. >> and i am jeff barnd. snow continues to fall and will for some time. how long will it last and how much are we going to get? chief meteorologist vytas reid has a closer look at the latest winter blast. we have to start naming the winter blasts and numbering them. >> kind of like hurricanes. talking about another winter blast, third of the season. right now, decent snowfall coming down heavy across baltimore and dc. zooming out the picture. dry wedge behind the last little wave pushed through. but followed by the secondary low. so the other system pushes in behind the low. and secondary system is actually going to intensify. out over the atlantic. creating very gusty winds that we will have to deal with through the morning and afternoon. winter storm warnings from boston. dc. boston, detroit, cleveland, chicago. everyone hammered. but we are getting the worst of it. around baltimore area down to d.c.. looks like the hardest hit. and further areas north. as far as how much snowfall we can see. timing shows heavy snow through tonight. and behind it more s

. >> hello again, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. storm is finally dying downtown tonight. and adding to the incredible amounts of snow that we had on the ground across the region. >> yeah, that and strong, strong winds created a dangerous situation today. all day today. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a closer look at the winter blast. vytas? >> lots of snowfall coming downtown dealing with winds. and that will happen overnight. right now looking at baltimore city. arlington, snowfall for you. 28.9. gwynn oak 13. pimlico 13. heeldersburg 24. line ofboro 23. queen ann's county, almost 11 inches. harford county, fallston, 19.5. edgewood, 15. belair 11.3. and we get to baltimore county. glyndon 22 inches. free land 21. parkton. parkville at 18.8. and bwi official number. from the airport. looking at 19.5. green haven at 17.5. southgate 16.2. crofton at 12.8. and howard county. which was the hardest hit from the last storm. jared gaither 20. savage 18. elkridge, 38.8. previous storm. 16.5. so a lot of snow but mother nature

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. >> and i am jeff barnd. this winter weather is now on the roll. >> yeah, snow keeps falling, we keep moving it out of the way. and more comes right on down. >> this is what the storm left last night. in canton. snow covering side streets. the main roads in the city, however, were cleared rather quickly. >> and snow overnight meant people dug cars out before going to work this morning. it is routine we're getting all too used to. people don't like it. examine some find alternatives. >> sometimes i ride the bus, and today is one of them. >> people coming up with all sorts of creative ways to battle mother nature. >> but the storm last night, might be tiny compared to the one coming our way. >> there is yet another storm targeting us. winter storm watch in effect tonight. as we speak. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a look at the winter blast on the way. vytas? >> jennifer and jeff, this could make pretty big mess around the area. this is a big storm in the brewing, down south. we have been watchin

. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. jennifer is off. maryland is smack-dab in the middle of a winter blast. live team coverage of the storm. chief meteorologist vytas reid is tracking the storm in the sky watch weather center. and he will join us in a few minutes with exactly how much snow we will get. keith daniels, meantime is live in parkville where people want to get supplies. and first jeff abell is live in north baltimore. what are the roads like out there tonight at this hour, jeff? >> well, the roads are becoming snow covered very quickly. and appear to be worsening by the hour. i want to show you what is happening here tonight. at the city salt yard where this has been the scene since 6:00? plows rolling in filling with salt and rolling out and attacking the streets. at this had hour, crews are raising to stay ahead of the storm. >> i love the snow. >> the snow started to fall just after dark. putting the brakes on many motorists and creating business for tow he truck driver randall joseph. >> roads will be slippery. but one th

. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. we are in the middle of the second major winter blast to hit maryland in less than a week. >> our team of reporters has been keeping track of how the city and surrounding communities are dealing with the monster snow storm. >> our team of reporters have been keeping track of how the city and surrounding counties are dealing with the unprecedented snow. >> keith daniels joins us live from north baltimore where he is keeping track of the city's struggle to keep the streets clear. >> people are ring out of place to say put the snow. jeff abell joins us live from rodgers forge in baltimore county with a look at the situation there. >> karen parks is live in ellicott city with a look at the huge hit these storms have put on state and local snow fighting supplies. >> and melinda roeder will show us how the people driving buses and trains are not having much more luck getting around. >> well, this afternoon, the snow started to fall, and many people in baltimore were not done cleaning up fro

. >> and i am jeff barnd. we watched snow and sleet fall since yesterday afternoon. >> this storm added wind and more snow to neighborhoods already blocked in by piles of snow. >> the problem is very bad in some parts of the city. keith daniels live in medfield. keith what is happening there? >> snow pushed people inside. it is a virtual ghost town. neighborhood streets virtually abandoned. only thing outside now the snow covered cars, and streets, both untouched waiting for relief. >> in medfield more misery. >> this is absolutely crazy. >> it is a neighborhood like many others across the city, taking a beating. with so much snow. >> i cannot believe it is happening again. seems like it happened two days ago. >> this storm is different than the one over the weekend. it is loaded with high winds. examine throwing snows, at times creating whiteout conditions. no visibility. >> i am sick of the snow. >> a neighborhood under siege. with side streets under snow. there have been no plow trucks, no salt. tuesday, st

. >> hello, i am jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks. as the governor mentioned. maryland is under a state of emergency tonight. as we are in the middle of one of the biggest snow storms to hit the area. >> team of meteorologist is standing by in the sky watch weather forecast center. chief meteorologist vytas reid has been tracking the storm all week long. he will tell us when the r worst of the storm will ind. and meteorologist jessica starr has the latest snow totals in this area. >> our entire news team has been working around the clock, to bring you the very latest on the storm. >> keith daniels will join us live from rogers forge. people there, like everyone across the state, are bracing for the worst. >> we will take you live to canton. myranda stephens has been tracking trouble in the city. >> this storm has crippled all forms of transmission. we will have live coverage on that, with michael buczyner standing by at bwi thurgood marshall airport. >> and the snow and wind create a big potential for power problems. jeff abell will join us from north baltimore