we start with justin berk. >>> we had ourselves snow yesterday. if you were watching, it wasn't a surprise, watched the snow build in, enough to cover some of the areas but not much ice, 34 pasadena. let's check on the road conditions with angela. >> no reports of accidents so far this morning. lane closed 395 in to the city that should be open in pominutes. looking good on 29, no delays to report at this time. >>> let's head to manchester new hampshire from tj winnick as we are getting ready for the new hampshire primary. mitt romney has a double digit lead. will that hold up? let's go to tj with a live report from new hampshire. [no audio] [technical difficulties] [no audio] >> reporter: good morning. it is primary day here in new hampshire. the only surprise might be who will finish second to mitt romney? the votes are in. the tiny new hampshire village refound in for casting the ballots. huntsman and romney tied with two votes a piece. >> i'm very happy. >> reporter: the former massachusetts governor leads in one poll by 24 points. just yester

now checking with justin berk. >> i love cold, i love snow, that's just ridiculous. come on. >> have you f done it? >> no. >> it's not fun. they tell you it's fun and it's a great time, it's not. >> i've take an dip in the ocean at the end of may when it's 58. that's cold enough for me. >> forgive me. i was sharing a little bit of extra love for ray rice yesterday on the last run. the results, lot of us, a little hoarse this morning. the gusty winds, temperatures slid in to the 30s, freezing manchester, 33 woodbine. the numbers above normal. a sign of the transition back to winter. we've got a few flakes that are trying to show up in baltimore county and more around the great lake, upper level winds carrying the snow showers. western howard, frederick, carroll county, a much better chance than let's say downtown baltimore and annapolis to get the snow showers. some of us will have the flakes flying. we will get to 42 fall off and the winds gusting to 35 miles per hour. 4:40 on the clock. here is charlie. >>> most crowded times square, police were at a standoff with o

let's check in with meteorologist justin berk. >> 30 degrees in churchville. the western suburbs with mid-30s. i want to highlight the band of clouds to our south. it's just across the potomac and will be sneaking and creeping in here. we could get a little sliver of sunshine, at least to make for a nice sunrise but the rain knocking on the door stepand a very intense storm system from texas yesterday, that pulls up and heads in our direction with heavy rain later on today. so we start dry but we'll end off wet. bring that rain gear. temperatures stuck in the mid-40s. >>> 4:31. here's a first look at traffic. >> good morning. our first check of the roads, off to a great start for the wednesday morning drive. tunnel traffic checking out ok. if you're traveling on 895 at the harbor tunnel, a first check of 29 making the drive through the columbia elkridge region we're predgood northbound and southbound there. live look at the beltway, 695 and providence road, inner loop and outer loop moving well on the north side between i-83 and i-95. >>> lawmakers at the 2012

let's get to justin berk with a check of the forecast and what it could mean for you on this friday and into the weekend. justin. >> we are starting to drop and hooked up with the meteorologist in hagerstown and tim said they turned over to snow there. now we have subfreezing western howard county. what i will tell you i want you to pay attention to because this is really important tool. this is western howard county in woodbine. it's 31 winds west at 10 and gusting to 37 and wind chills into the 20s. now 34 calculating new numbers. freezing line slipping through and it's colder at cloud level so the snow will fall before the ground temperature change. 37 with rain showers in towson and bel air. 40s in joppa and now maryland's most powerful doppler radar. west of the city we hadtown and owings mills many resurgence east of the mountain. tawnytown mixing over. this is an extrapolation a computer generated idea of what's happening with the mix over in the pink. not a guarantee and think there's probably more mixing of flakes we are showing because it takes a while with the fast turnover f

let's head back to the studio and check in with meteor ol a gist justin berk. >> -- meteorologist justin berk. >> yesterday was the coldest day since january 25th where we stayed below freezing after the morning low of 13. how cold was it? coming up video of a different sort. this is from a baltimore backyard homemade ice rink. you will want to see that. we have light snow last night and some light coding from essex through ann aruneddenel county -- aanne arundel county. a light coating on the eastern shore. and we are watching this thing right now going through. a quick look right now at maryland's most powerful doppler radar. i wanted to show you around mount airy. i have a weather watcher and they will show. >> he if they will have flurries. no major problems on the roads but let's see what's going on out there. here's great angela. >> reporter: thank you, and good morning. no mainly problems but justin with the temperatures, you can expect water main breaks and those pipes types of situations and that's what's going on in rosedale this morning. plan for extra time if you travel throu

time for a check of the forecast, hello to justin berk. >>> 6:30, as we recover from the weekend, and the raven's victory, maybe you stayed up to watch the giants take care of the cowboys too. 51 miles per hour wind gusts, leads the charts in maryland with buoy state coming in with the gust during our 5:00 hour. temperatures down in to the mids to lower 30s. that 33 feels colder than that. now that we mix in clouds, again, this is a setup, along i- 95 is where we have this boundary between the mostly cloudy, overcast conditions north and west. we have clearing. there will be sunshine around the bay. when you see the graphic at the bottom, where you see our daily breakdown , the hour by hour, you got to take it with a grain of salt. you get clouds north and west. one snow shower fly through. more today, but if you are watching us in arundel, you want snow, some of you do, you will have a lesser chance than back towards westminster. this is winter my friends, getting enhance bids the great lakes. -- enhanced by the great lakes. even if you wake up sunny in baltimore, we will be on the e

let's start with justin berk, and we have to give credit where credit

but first, meteorologist justin berk with a look at when things could possibly be warming up. >> we areabout to turn the corn. we are about to touch bottom. 14 in baltimore and 14 degree temperature is well behoe normal. we should be at 25. the wind is not as bad but badenough you have wind chills single digits. 8 is what it feels like in baltimore. single digits below zero not northwest. a band clouds returning back in the area and it appears as if we will have a look at some increasing clouds as we head into today. maybe some snow showers overnight into the morning. we will talk about that as you follow wakeup window at bottom of the crone and we stay below freezing all day long. how p that traffic this morning. how about warming up your car. >> he is. >> reporter: that's a good idea to wawrmt car and we are dealing with accidents especially for those of you to the jfx. the accident is in the ruxton region. the good news police are on the scene directing you around the accident. let's get a live look at heavier traffic out there this morning. on u.s. 29 southbound now we are seeing de

hello once again to meteorologist justin berk. >> it's 6:00. i want to take you back to annapolis and show you after the snow, they had fog. neat time lapse imagery watching that breakup giving way to a bright sunny morning, a mix of clouds into the afternoon. it turned out to be a gorgeous day, temperatures in the 50s. what winter has this been? the winter without a winter, so far. we're cold this morning, 29 arnold. back in the mid-20s in bel air and towson at 25. and 30 back towards eldersburg. watching the clouds trying to queen anne's -- advance. we may have a pretty sunrise an hour from now because of the mix of clouds coming in. this storm is going to mean business. we could have an inch or so of rain, could be minor flooding through tonight. we look for the rain to move in this afternoon, mid-40s. take the rain gear and heaviest stuff after dark tonight. >>> 6:01. here's angela. >> our traffic patterns continuing to build. no early congestion to report. we had a check of 795, southbound lanes a bit heavy from owings mills boulevard but

so let's get to meteorologist justin berk. >> and it's all about the timing.eft me a note and told you if it came in earlier we would talk about

let's head to meteorologist justin berk with a check of the day's forecast. lot of people are waking up to rain, not snow. >> right. but tomorrow morning that may be a little foreshadowing. good morning to you. rain getting out of here. we've had an inch of nearly two it came down fast and furious. some of you heard thunder overnight. we're watching in harford county, cecil county you're getting it. basically what we're looking at here on the wider view, heavy rain, new jersey, there's that snow in central and northern new england, also snow on the back side. it's this stuff that will swing our way, that could reach us with the arctic boundary, a quick burst. that would be between midnight and before sunrise tomorrow. today though the rain ending, we're in the 45 to 50 range. getting into the upper 50s today. winds could gust 30 to 40 miles per hour. we'll talk about that little hint of snow and the weekend winter return in a moment. >>> use caution and reduce speed on the roadways. police cleared the accident on the beltway but city police on the scene of an

let's get right to meteorologist justin berk with a check of our weather because as you forecast yesterday storms throughout much of the region. >> we got the storms in the south, we're getting residual rainfall pushing our way and still have big changes over the next 24 hours. our rain will end this morning, it will be windy and warm, then overnight tonight there will be a burst of rain to snow with the arctic boundary. there's a possibility that some of the region could get a quick inch before sunrise tomorrow as the freeze comes in here. normally we would be down to 24 and high of 41 degrees. it looks like it's anything but a real normal day. rainfall, light to moderate around the region but this band of heavy rain between baltimore and dc, especially down towards howard county and pushing across route 100 and up 29, looks like it heads back in. we have heavy rain to deal with for the next little bit. the rain then ends -- these temperature are wrong. these are right. 50s with variably cloudy skies. >>> the roads are wet. let's check the traffic with angela. >> good morning. you are cor

let's go over to justin berk who stayed up until the last play right?> my son went to bed, late, time of the was screaming. i was -- i couldn't believe what we had watched. if you watched it you understood the full football experience. one play in that new overtime era we department get to test the new rules. 32 degrees in mount airy. also in west mister we are below freezing here in the hereford zone and through owings mills and catonsville. mass xena is at 29. you have a better chance of getting snow than snoreis -- norrisville. west virginia getting the action this morning. and don't be deceived. cloud roll in and we are below freezing for many of us, we will cloud things up and we will be between 39

let's start off with a check of the forecast and say hello, to justin berk. you know yesterday, at this time we were about 14 degrees. we doubled that on this morning. >> it doubled or if you go on the calvin scale that's another issue. >> come on now. >> you know, there maybe science teachers watching. but charley is right from 14 to near 30. this is where we belong 25. so we were way below normal yesterday. and a high was only 31. today we get back close to normal. and look at the records. we could get from 1 degree in 1877, 1997 brought us 69. here we go. we are seeing a 27 in towson and churchville 28. 30 northeast you had light snow. same story sparrows point. annapolis some reports of from a dusting to a quarter of inch. and they are 30. these are place that is had snow. joppa has some on the grass decks and driveways. and ruth said in centerville sidewalks and grass are covered. that means that there could be some light ice this morning in spots and havre de grace we showed you the picture early on where they had a decent coating. it's done and icy spo

let's get the answer from meteorologist justin berk. >>> at 6:00 and it's the 4th of january. and we normally are down to 25. we talked about code blue yesterday getting to normal. but today, we are not only below normal but halfway to the report. that's 4 back in 1918. all right. those are some numbers for you. let's show you what it is this morning. 10 right now in towson and sparrows point 13 and annapolis down to 12. although it's probably about 15 by the city docks and warm along the water itself. single digits northwest and wind chill the big goose egg in manchester. 1 tonight in norrisville and it's cold morning but we are clear and the clouds could make a return this afternoon but 7to 15 the range with the sunrise at 7:26. cloud trying to fill back in and late day and most likely evening overnight flurries after a high of 31. 569, how about the traffic with angela. >> reporter: thank you. and good morning. [audio not understandable] windy conditions so extra caution on the bridges and overpasses. responsible icy conditions especially in regions where we had snowfall ye

crowson but let's start as we always do with a check of the forecast and say hello, to meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning. it's 6:31. looking at temperatures this morning and chilled down and we have had the skies clear out and a push of a boundary that brought us closer to normal in the 66 we had on saturday. 28 in baltimore. freezing in easton and what you will notice is that there's been snow back into the mountains. the clouds fill in even though we saw clearing off towards the north and east in harford cecil county and kent county this morning. we expect clouds to fill back in. the moisture to the south is on the edge and there could be a light rain snow mix developing roads stay wet one the highlight temperatures 39 to 41 the spread and maybe stickage on the grass at and light snow and that's south of baltimore the best threat into the evening. we are dry at 6:31 and here's angela with traffic. >> reporter: getting ready to head off for the monday morning we are in pretty good shape a few early morning incidents but we have all of those out of the way. and we are starting to see br

time now for a check of the forecast and we say good morning to justin berk.t's joint jawing cold and it's cold. >> yes. yes. well, yesterday, it was the wind and temperatures near normal. which is 25. normal high is 42 many we didn't get there yesterday and we are well below the marks. record on this date 1918 brought us down to 4 degrees i show you that because it's 7 right now in manchester. they are holding the charge and leading the list locally of the coldest temperature. but norrisville at 9. 8 in glenell and 10 towson and churchville by the water sparrows point 13, 14 in centerville and we have single digits even below zero to the north on the wind chill scale and it's a cold morning. no doubt about that. at least we have clear skies and clouds to our west he will filter back in this afternoon. the cold blast will average 10 to 15 and i probably should adjust numbers. 5 to 15 this morning. we will get to 31 this afternoon with a chance of late day orevening flurries. 4:59 and here's angela on the screen to talk about traffic. >> reporter: thank you and

but first let's check the forecast with meteorologist justin berk. did you see the guy holding a long neck next to her? >> no i. missed it but it is afternoon somewhere. >> noon somewhere. >> it is. good morning. 6:44. and we are cranking up the bengals tune a hazy shade of winter. i have a picture with snow on the ground from northern carroll county. stephen sent it in. rain is ending and snow showers happened but any icing we have got that west it was on target and the only difference is if you see the coating west a north of the beltway. and we have a wind advisory today. that's the major issue. 40 to 50-mile-per-hour gusts. woodbine and western howard county 28a steady wind flow of 10 to 20 miles per hour and winds gusting at 37 miles per hour. what a blustery morning. we have had the push through and it's cleared out and snow left in the mountains and we have a blustery day and we are stuck in the 30s and maybe an afternoon flurry west and north. but it's not that wind pushing 40 to 50 miles per hour. that will bounce you around and some ice on

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let's get into meteorologist justin berk with a look at how things are and what we have to look forward to. . >> the temperatures are just near normal. so this is a shock to the system. we will be updating the forecast momentarily. old numbers showing up at the bottom of the screen. we have ourselves temperaturesnow down to 25 in towson. 23 ellicott city and manchester at 22 with the wind chill down into the teens. that is what makes it a little more difficult to be outside for any extend period of time. maryland's most powerful doppler radar, dry around the beltway next surge of snow showers hitting gettysburg and it will slide through westminster and a light coating on the cars. more where that came from. another disturbance will slide through with more snow showers heading into tom. it's -- today. the typical low is is 25. so just near normal. but aid shock to the system. and the-- but it's a shock to the system and the city has taken precautions. now linda so. good morning. >> reporter: well, it's one of the mornings you want to bundle up and take your gloves and hat and scarf and a

let's head to meteorologist, justin berk for a check of the windy and winter like forecast. >> winter has finally made a return. happy new year. we hit 60 saturday. we go back on this second day of january, 2012, records have been as low as zero in 1968. talk about heat, it's not a new thing, you go back to the second day of the new year in 1876, baltimore hit 71 degrees. we are dropping much lower right now. 38 baltimore, 41 on the eastern shore. freezing or below to the west. the winds are starting to show that as well. winds howling 30 to 50 miles per hour gusts this morning. the steady winds taken our chill to 27 in baltimore. as you can see, flurries, one band pass towards the east now of bel air flakes to the west. there will be more as we are watching the ohio valley, snow showers and more out of the great lakes. winds gusting to 35, weave had that 50 miles per hour gust. low 40s downtown. there will be flurries and snow showers. it is 5:31. happen fi new year, here is charlie. >>> touch down runs help the ravens take down the bengals. sherrie johnson joins us live outside of m

let's head over to meteorologist justin berk because weather is something you will be talking about today. >> well, i am talking about it every day but you may be be talking about it. good morning a little storm trying to come in after hitting the 60s twice. seriously, how many of you got your lights down this weekend and took care of last-minute old yard work? we have rain and snow mixed and it's in the high country of west virginia and gayet county and rain towards -- garrett county and rain in southeast virginia. we are on the northern edge of the system and southern edge of the cold air. 28 in baltimore compared to 38. that's a jump of 8 degrees in the last hour in ocean city. they are going to have rain that may end with snow and you can see this line of the near freezing temperatures mixed in between. what we expect for today, the clouds that thicken up. some clearing leftover with a near full moon and you might see that. at 7:26 features thickening clouds and we will get into the upper 30s and low 40s a light rain snow mixture developing during the afternoon and may come in here by

. >> justin berk is hoarse from baltimore's win yesterday. >> good morning to you. how many people up to appreciate the poet tri. still a vacation for a lot of you, if you are trying to enjoy the morning, enjoy being in and not having to rush, it's windy and cold, snow showers running through the north side. flurries but a lot more, let's pull this back , the clouds moved in across the area. they break up around i-95, there is a reason they built i- 95 it separates the higher terrain versus the coastal plain. once the wind reaches the general area, they break up. when we are talking about snow showers, we will be talking better chance west and north, including mount airy and frederick and gettysburg and hunt valley to bel air. as we watch that and watch what is really generating around our upper low, look at the snow. wouldn't you love to tie a rope around that and pull that around here? rodney doesn't normally work the morning shift. we got more snow showers, strong gusty winds. wait until you see the winds we clocked this morning, we will get our way back to aroun

say good morning to justin berk who nailed the forecast on monday. >> you are my one man pr department. >> we present the facts, and you got it right. surprised about getting an inch in some spots. we called the snow line near sp south of baltimore. we called the stickage on the grass. close to an inch annapolis. snow contest goes on. we can't confirm that officially. little shout out to my buddy, green haven, he rips me when he doesn't get snow. he gave me a what's up justin. what is up dino. a little bit of low cloudiness, patchy fog. we will worn that off in a hurt -- burn that off in a hurry. most of you in the 30s. you are just near or above the freezing mark. we expect to have sune

a check of the forecast, how is the weather going to be out there, hi to justin berk. >>> a little conferconcern after the snow. close to freezing, below freezing, there was no snow, west and knot of baltimore yesterday. what we are looking at here, the system, residual clouds and fog this morning. next storm stays to the south. we will have ourselves a lot of rays of sunshine as we push for rain, thermometer 52. talk about the next rainstorm in a moment. here is angela. >>> still getting reports of debris in the road traveling on the inlear loop of 6 -- inner loop of 695, eastbound 50, blocking the right lane on the bridge, debris reported there as well. heavy traffic for those of you traveling through columbia, u.s. 29 in the southbound direction. also, southbound on i-95, a live look at 95 north of maryland 100. >>> a haiing on airplane safety and air shows will be the focus in dc today. linda so is here with the details of that coming hearing. >> in a few hours, the national transportation safety board will hold a hearing on performance airplane safety. this crash from the september 1

meteorologist justin berk has the forecast. >> clear for the time being but it's going to change. 28imore. low 20s to the north but most of us hovering just below freezing. even eastern shore, 30 easton and we are clear but the clouds are just knocking on our doorstep. that is part of a larger weather system. with all this rain

so let's check in with meteorologist justin berk for how long the cold temperatures will hang around.tter sweet because for some we had ice on the cake. the coldest morning, since february theth -- 9th last year when it was 13 degrees. grouf don't see the numbers on the screen -- if you don't see them on the screen yet. snow showers and flurries possible on way. joseph a firefighter so we know that's a legit picture. he was at engine 12 in lutherville and now he is at engine one but he was by loch raven and took this yesterday afternoon. that is a snow squall in hunt valley other pictures shows us of rough travel so we tried to tell you yesterday but it was a

hello to meteorologist justin berk. >> hello. so much going on the next 24 hours. we have a lot to discuss. this morning it's heavy rain and a few more bursts coming in. it will end with a windy, warm day and clouds return, a burst of rain to snow overnight. in some places could have a quick inch tomorrow morning, could lead to travel problems. let's switch to maryland's most powerful doppler radar, heavy rain, severna park, arnold and annapolis, and just clipping the west side of -- this will be a problem for some of you as we continue to track this. maryland's most powerful doppler radar showing the back side of the rain just north of dc. that's good news, right? watch the wide picture here. we're looking at the arctic boundary to the west. this pivots in behind this system, that's what we expect to be here tomorrow morning. this morning we're close to 50. this afternoon with the rain ending we're close to 630 and there will be -- 60 and there will be winds close to 40 miles per hour. a lot of numbers to throw your way. we'll talk about the cold numbers this week

. >> our meteorologist justin berk talked this morning as the temperatures drop expecting to be in thehese instances become a little more prevalent. is this anything the city and the county around can do? no this is a reactionary incidents. >> three no way to predict andwhen there are temperature changes we are prone to make we always recommend all customers keep a sly of water on hand. we recommend three days that affect a large area you can go for more than a day without water. that tonight happen that often but it's best to be prepared and have some drinking water on hand in case of emergencies. thanks so much for the time this morning. >> you are welcome. therchg you. >> they cline ached playoff and now time for serious relaxation, healing and getting ready for the game in two weeks. we are three hours away from playoff tickets going on sale for the ravens january 15th fame at m a t bank stadium. begin today the town will be painted purple and another group is going to federal hill from 10 to 11 painting the riches logos in the grass in two location. front office staff and the rave

here with meteorologist justin berk. we're monitoring what is happening here but also developing news out of north carolina. >> yes. storms overnight, possible tornado and some of that energy rolled off the coast. some of you actually heard rumbles of thunder overnight. bursts of rain from about a half-inch to nearly two inches in spots. the heaviest stuff now pulling out of annapolis. looking at the last half-hour, seems like heavy rain went poof as storm system rolled its way. the back edge of this rainfall is coming to an end but an interesting storm as we're watching heavy rain, even snow in new england and there will be snow that tries to fill in here this time tomorrow. yeah, 1.19 in darlington, two inches in elkton, dundalk over an inch. you're 48 degrees and we have mild temperatures, mid-40s to near 50 with the rain ending. strong winds will pick up as we go partly sunny this morning. clouds fill back in this afternoon. it will be a warm day at 58. again, showers will turn to a burst of snow overnight and some s

a little warmer today and let's check in with meteorologist justin berk for the latest on what you can expect as you start this thursday morning. >> a little warmer but we have had problems because of a burst of snow. now this, again, is the situation where some of you saying what are you talking about? we got pictures to prove it. jeff perkins sent this image from 11:30 last night in havre de grace. a sign of the coating of snow and i-95 and east and south is where they got this. i want to show you what it looked like on the radar. we can back this up as we look at our highlight windows this morning. and you can see the flare-up going back to around midnight right there on the chesapeake bay and a little later we will pause it and show you a quarter inch of getting reports about that in annapolis on to the eastern shore. some snow on the cars. 29 in baltimore this morning. look out for icy spots especially in places where you got some snow. they had flakes in pasadena and again i found out this morning that jullian had a quarter inch on the roads. and near the maryland line she was dr

weather is a big story so let's get to meteorologist justin berk with a check of how things have changed and what is he can expected -- expected for the delay -- what is expected forday. >> sweat shirts whatever you have is long and purple is what you need. hazy shade of winter. we had ate briefly. some of you slept through it and it's time to wake up on time. no delays i said it was possibility but there's a possibility of stickage but that didn't happen. being honest. we hold ourselves accountable. any icing will be worse. gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour. it's 12 in western maryland. it's 31 in lisban and 31 westminster and 27 manchester and elevated surfaces could freeze up. hereford zone and towson freezing and 33 in bel air. we have ourselves snow making over there. and it will stop in the next 15 to 20 minutes for the back edge showing a little snow and it's going to be stuck in the mountains. winds 40 to 50 miles per hour and stuck with temperatures in the 30s. feeling much colder throughout the day. hold on to the wheel and hold on tower hats and hold on for angela and the latest

let's go over to meteorologist justin berk up late watching a playoff game but is here to talk about the weather right now. >>> let's go to the full screen. and we have a look at basically temperatures across the board on our storm center weathernet. let's go full screen if we can. we will look at numbers. charley you are hugging the camera time this morning. >> pulling it out of the way. >> it's purple downtown. let's go with the flow and we have a look at temperatures that are below freezing. it was worth staying up for the game last night. and now we have stuff to talk about. a little snow could get a little excitement but i want to get -- don't want to get too excited. we have still relatively warm ground and temperatures 28 and owings mills westminster and essentially we are watching a dry sweep from maryland's most powerful doppler radar across the chesapeake bay. cloud will start filling in and there's mixture of rain and snow back into the mountains and we will watch that to pull in our direction and we will get the mixture of light rain and snow into the afternoon but the ro

let's get over to justin berk and as we do a school closing in baltimore city, closed due to a waterk. staff is expected to arrive on time. time for the weather. >>'s reminder when we get the cold snaps water main breaks in the old infrastructure is more common. aid matter of time before we hear about the york road corridor that goes. we got snow showers going this morning. going to switch it over and show you full screen. some flakes fly as close by as westminster and faded around looks like finksburg. hagerstown a quarter inch on the ground and there may be moderate snow and reduced advice ability along i-70 in the mountains and looks like this is crossing frederick. frederick could get a dusting to a half inch and clipping towards mount airy and damascus. we are at 27 in baltimore but the wind chill at 18. and it's a bitterly cold morning and we are

i'm justin berk. it feels like winter weather wise. 42 degrees, we hit that in baltimore. staying in the 30s west and north. sun giving way to return of clouds, flurries and snow showers as winds will be howling up to 35 miles per hour. we will drop in to the mid-20s, flurries overnight and a chance of snow showers tomorrow with a high near freezing and warming up for the rest of the week. >>> weather for the caucus is going to be all right. coming up in the next half hour, i'll be talking about record heat somewhere in the nation. >> it was like, 50s, 60s, 70s down home in mississippi. >> very nice here, too. they're used to that weather there. >>> the new twist in the case of missing baby ayla. police say now they believe she was a victim of foul play. >>> and russell brand and katy perry. did fighting over a child break things up? >>> what did you do? harry unable to tackle things in 2012. come on back. it's chemistry love at first sight it's hard to choose a foundation what if your foundation chose you? one of these three is your match instantly adjusting to tour pefec