let's check in with meteorologist justin burk who is in a great mood -- berk who is in a great mood. >> we will show you some time- lapse and the other thing is it's a big weekend for many reasons. all right. if you are true to baltimore, and the nfl, and someone is not wearing purple today, don't talk to them. can we leave it at that? to the redskins fans give me time cues. manchester yesterday, you see the snow piling up on the fields there in northern carroll county. westminster had snow. it didn't quite stick in winter mill and ijamsville at the greens and greens didn't turn white but they got snow showers on the golf course. mount airy waking up to 37 degrees. but it's colder in reisterstown and we are clear we are watching the next wave of clouds rolling in. we will talk about the weekend

. >> justin burk, everyone. >> thank you very much. let's head outside and talk about the national picture. two guys on the desk at 5:48 in the morning. what else do you expect? >> santa. >> santa ana winds. it's all in the delivery, i think. let's deliver this, how about some colder air? storm outta here. an inch to inch and a half on average for most of us. some pretty heavy rainfall come in overnight. some people believe it may have been rumbles of thunder. now this system is sliding through. still heavy rain new england and northern new england still getting some snow. there'll be some beneficial inches on the ski resorts to the northern sections of new england. frontal boundary, florida itself still having some nice weather. we have to watch this thing in the northern plains. this disturbance, it's almost clipper like, but it's going to pass to our north. that's number one. it does have some snow for them. nothing for us. that would be a big deal at this stage of the game. there's another little hint behind it and influence in the

let's get right into weather right now with justin burk for the very latest on what we can expect for this friday and into the weekend. justin. we got ourselves a little bit of chill out there. yesterday we woke up snow free, but we weren't expecting any on the roads. we have a mostly sunny sky during the day. can you see that? i wanted to point out that near full moon. the moon is actually full tonight, there's an eclipse tomorrow morning and unfortunately we will not get to see it because the moon will have set at that point in time. bel aire starting at 29, back towards ellicott city. fredrick checking in at 25 degrees. with virtually clear skies, oh, by the way, lake effect snow machine in with a little disturbance pushing through. modern to heavy snow in some of these places. we could get high clouds into the afternoon. we're basically looking at temperatures working their way into the mid-40s by lunchtime after a chilly side. 42 our guaranteed high. here's deangelo with a first look at traffic. reporter: good morning, justin. good morning, everyone. on your friday morning commut

let's check in now and say good morning to meteorologist justin justin burk. >> quorng, charley. 5:29. want to show you the national picture here, storm departing, snow in northern new england. we're also watching this little piece -- well, we were watching that little piece of energy across the northern plains. we've got ourselves this frontal boundary that's trying to clear the coast. we had on average an inch and a half of rainfall. in fact, some of the weather net locations showing that this morning and we can highlight 1.67 inches in churchville, hartford county leading the charge there. we've got 1.19

let's go right now over to get a check of the forecast and say hello again to meteorologist justin burk. >> all right, charlie, let's take a look at these temperatures along the east coast. we've got 20s. i showed you some of the 30s on the hills and by the water. by the way, the cold air still locked into the south, a little modification, but montgomery, alabama 34. they're in the 30s again back towards pothole and this deep -- towards pensacola and this deep cold air locked in towards the lower tennessee valley and really across the upper midwest and the northern plains. another reenforcing shot producing some snow up there. we've got a split flow in the jet stream. you can see some tropical moisture, at least in terms of clouds across southern texas. some of that moves across the deep south and that may help to generate some showers here across the shoreline to start the weekend. but as far as we're concerned, we're in the squeeze play between them. we are looking at all this moisture in the form of snow. i show you this just because it's nearby and because it's not going to get much

let's kick it off as we do everyday at this time with meteorologist justin burk. >> charley, 6:45 andooking at annapolis. wanted to show you it's dark. okay. clouds departing. now we get a chance to see some light and a good sign that some of us will see the sun this morning. the storm did its thing during the dark hours overnight and departed. 1.58 inches in sikesville. it looks like most of the rain was on the north side, but overall it's done. we're looking at temperatures this morning in the 40s. 46sikesville. we're watching that rain get outta here. if you're traveling on 95, that's the stuff we're talking about, heavy stuff in boston and the cape with snow in northern new england. they're going to get some beneficial snow in the ski resorts, but the wind cranks in for us behind that storm. we try out with a partly cloudy sky, but winds to 35 miles per hour. here's angela to talk about the speed on the roads. reporter: around the roadways pretty good for the most part on the major roads. we were following a couple of incidents, german hill road, the accident in dundock has been c