much of the same down here in louden county. right now you probably can't b even tell it's a very light mist and precipitation all but done here near leesburg, but it's been an absolute mess of a day. i want to share some brand new number we just got in from virginia state police. in the fairfax division it responded to 114 traffic c before 3:45 this afternoon. also 111 disabled or stuck vehicles. it's been an absolute mess, and the loundden county sheriff's department is concerned with the slick conditionsnt heading tonight it's just the beginning of it. >> reporter: driving through inches of accumulation in louden county, there were so many spin outs and fender benders wednesday it was hard for the sheriff's department to kp up. >> we do recommend people avoid traveling as much c as they. the weather warning is in effect through 7:00 p.m. tonight, awe ill likely see the effects of this storm last longer than that. >> reporter: 20 miles south in chanti cy, apletely different story. >> this is going to be the concern u for is ch

the louden county sheriff's department tells me they think the worst oftihis is yet to come as we kind of move into the evening commute here. and they said despite having a lot of znlts today, thankfully none of them have been too severe. no marriage injuries or anything like that to report. a lot ofple spinning out because they're not driving slowly enough. and asbe always rem overpasses, underpasses, banked, tuhose are going to be the real areas. take it slow tonight. and if you don't have to go anywhere, just don't do it. i can promise it's not too fantastic standing out here right now. >> all right, drew. you go dry off, man. we'll catch up with you later on. >> best advice totay off the roads. >> there you go. and that's the reason why schoolsheere closed around region because of conditions like that. prince george's county just o m y districts to shutdown schools out there. >> they had a lot of trucks o there. tell us how things are looking there and how folks areg handl this, tracee? >> well, theyot a lot of snow out here. they're out here playing on the hill and sliding down th

but a lot of side streetsll we were a over in louden county and now in fairfax county. we actually made our way to dulles interna tonal wherere were some delays and cancellations. iffl you have ht that is a possibility. we're going to continue to see if there are any spots that need more work tonight. clearly a two hour delay for fairfax county that is good call tonight. >> adam tuss, thanks souch. >> prince george is prepari for tomorrow morning's commute. >> our princegeorge's county bureau chief continues our team verage now from laurel. m reporter: i know i was going to be out here belf by this time in the evening. but we still have kids enjoying what we have here. all right, guys, y can go they have been waiting for the opportunity to show you their sledding skills. let me tell you, it's been like this all day. >> the snow day is just a gift. >> reporter: snow day fun day. >> read andrink hot cocoa and then whenhe time's appropriate, put some burton oun it. >> it was like a dream come true. >> reporter: it's a whole doam not t go to school? >> yeah, there's no home

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you can areas ofellow theren louden county and some moderate rain coming o through the region. just in time for the evening rush,ndhat do kbrnow, the evening rush, we get some n rai. we'r going to see a lot of rain tonight. most of its out of here. we've got another wave back towards the west. and currently temperatures are sitting in the0s. winds out of the southeast at 8 miles an hour with that light rain coming on through the region. the rest of this, a look this 46 in hagersto, andtill 70 down towards richmond. depending on which directionhe wi blows if it's coming from the north we're going to be cooler. coming from the south, a lot warmer. and that'sxactly what's ppening tomorrow with the next wave. here's wave one. and number two you can actually see the flow out of the south. big time problems, though, back towards areas like kansas city. ice storm warnings there. you've seen them in chicago. very cold air behind this. very warm air o ahead of this. and we're going to be in the warm sector tomorrow. only 37 state college, but look to the south. there's the warmer air th

. >>> all that ice we saw yesterday led to a tragic accident in louden county.as a woman killed as a tree limb collapsed on p of her on stumptown road in leesburg. pat's got the details for us. pat, what have you learned about this? >> reporter: well, leon the sun is out. the sky is blue, but they say it wasfe totally dnt here yesterday. i'm on lucketts corner near stumptown road and yesterday they say it got cold y here, t had a real ice storm here, and a woman went out to cleanup the bris from that storm and then she became a victim of it. today still some ice on the tree limbs, today still some ice on the ground. but yesterday -- yesterdayhey say it was far, far worse. >> we had about a quarter inch or so of ice on the trees here. we actually had one break and fall, take dn our power line. you can see it on the ground back there treacherous situation. limbs were falling all over the place. ice was coming out of the trees hitting cars. >> reporter: during that storm police say melanie came outside r house on stumptown road. there they say she beganupicking fallen tree limbs and sta