i'm meteorologist lynette charles.'ve been dry for the most part this morning, but the rain will start to push in here and we will be seeing some -- >> did you say lynette charles? meteorologist lynette charles has, turns out, an 8-month-old fan who loves her voice so much so that whenever you see him -- whenever he sees her, he stops dead in his tracks. the video was sent to us by karen, that's her son, baby mason. mason has stopped playing, crying, crawling and eating when lynette comes on tv which he doesn't do for barney or elmo. that is some serious, serious competition. >> you trump cartoon characters. >> elmo, is, like, i love that guy. >> isn't he adorable? >> really cute. >> his birthday was yesterday. >> yesterday was his birthday, so he's waking up to you now we certainly hope. >> hi, mason. >> you gotta do that again. >> hi, mason. >> i know it's early in the morning, but it would be fun to get mason in here sometime. >> oh, i'd love it. karen, if you're listening, bring mason in. we have the forecast right

let's start with lynette charles. >> it's cold.to the afternoon we will be cool and get warm as we go in to the middle of the week , the end of the weekend and latter part of the weekend. a warming trend that's going to happen. satellite, radar s nice and clear as of now. that will translate in to lots of sunshine as we go more in to the afternoon once the sun comes up, looking good. see a couple of lake effect snows in to michigan, dropping in to portions of ohio. basically, lots of areas that got the snow yesterday, nice and quiet, that is definitely good news for them. we are cold this morning, that's our big story with the temperature coming in around 20 degrees, manchester. bundle up as you head out the door. more in to mount airy, 21 degrees. >>> taking a look at a massive fire. the fire moved through two homes overnight in the 1000 block of cutler harbor in pasadena. linda so is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: good morning, the fire is out, you can see over there, firefighters are working to get out hot spots. they

that's where lynette charles comes in. she has a check on the weather. >>> good morning, today is the first day of spring , we have the patchy fog and showers and storms across the area, too. we look at maryland's most powerful radar. we can see showers and storms diving down in to dc. we are talking about the cherry blossom festival. we can see around silver spring, a little bit of lightning across the area. that's going to be the scenario along i-95 and 495, a slick commute for you. that's one side of the story, the other side of the story, reduced visibility, foggy once again along the eastern shore. delays four mile visibility and baltimore one mile visibility. with that fog, let's get a check of the roadways now with angela. good morning, any accidents due to the fog and the slick roadways? >>> we are not seeing accidents on our major key routes. that's the good news, police are busy with fender benders and city police, extra caution out there, lynette charles mentioned the fog. this is a live look of u.s. 50, making

we will start things off with meteorologist, lynette charles. her 7- day is good looking. >> we had the snow yesterday. some of you saw the flurries, light snow. nothing sticking. letting you know what march can do. we will go from the snow yesterday to 70s by the end of the week and the weekend. for now, maryland's most powerful radar is drey. all five sweeps on scanning the skies. a quiet day. that system, clip their came through yesterday is moved in to the atlantic, what we are left with today, cold temperatures, 29 degrees in to stevensville. sykesville 23. westminster 26. the winds calmed down. northwest at 5 miles per hour. as we go in to the afternoon, we will get a wind shift. i will talk about that coming up. it's time to get a check of the traffic. good morning, lang. how are you going? - angela. >>> doing great. so are the roads. tuesday off to a excellent start. shouldn't be trouble spots, especially if you are heading in the next few minutes. 795 looking good from 30 to the beltway. i-70 through the marriottsville region. 695, traf

lynette charles has a fanstic week ahead of her. it's her birthday. >> happy to celebrate it with you. a quiet monday. we are dry and partly cloudy right now. we are cool, not cold this morning. i'm going to explain that in a second. but, maryland's most powerful radar is nice and dry. scanning the skies. not a lot to see except clouds popping up. peaking of sunshine for today as well. to the temperatures, as you head out the door this morning, you will need the coat, temperatures should be a lot colder than this, we should be at 32 degrees for this time of the year. see the 4-s from annapolis to arnold and dundalk. in to the afternoon, the winds will pick up. >>> a few accidents, we are still blocking a couple of lanes on i-95, north of the city. we have a live shot. we will go to that in a moment. if you are traveling through the city, we are looking pretty good on the interstates, 83, 95, 895, first live look at the west side of 695, baltimore national pike, all lanes moving well in both directions between 95 on the southwest sid

here's lynette charles. >> good morning. i am with you. i want to jump to the weekendbut, it's not going to be bad today. it's going to bemore spring like and we are drying things out and temperatures will drop off and won't be as warm as was yesterday. but it will be windy. much drier this morning. that will continue going into the afternoon. but right now, close to 60 degrees in annapolis. mild, and chestertown good morning. 56 degrees to you and centerville 61. so you know what that means when you wake up and head out you don't need the heaviest coat this morning and even going into afternoon it won't be as warm as yesterday. but still, you won't need the jacket. the mp

let's go over to lynette charles for a check of the forecast.terday i dare say it was picture perfect. >> it was nice outside. 71 you can't beat that right? so yesterday it was quiet monday. today is active tuesday as we do have morning showers and unseasonably mild temperatures and we start off with a look at maryland's most powerful radar here because the rain is coming down most of it along the eastern shore as of now. but we are seeing some more showers starting to pop up behind that and that will be the scenario as we go throughout the day. we will get a break but as we zoom into what's going on this morning, chesapeake city seeing light rain moving in across the area. more of the same into galena and these are the areas i've been showing you this morning. perryville is getting a little break in the action. but along i-95, yes, we are dealing with wet weather. and as we slide a little further to the south, you can see the heavier rain once again still around cambridge and church creek. make sure to a have the rain gear. let's check of the t

let's check the forecast and say hello, to meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. a manic monday out there. lots of stuff to talk about. let's start with the slight chance of morning snow showers. yes e. said snow showers. no mistake there and maybe some afternoon rain that's possible. we will be unseasonably cool again for today and winds will pick up. so a breezy day

i'm meteorologist lynette charles. the rain will start to push in here and we will be seeing some wet conditions, so make sure you grab your jacket. >> look at that. apparently this happens every time the baby hears your voice. >> here's what happened, karen brown sent the video in of her 8-month-old son mason. they watch abc 2 news every morning, thank you for watching, and whenever mason hears your voice, lynette, he turns and watches. he's a captive audience. >> we're going to have to get him here and see if can you do the weather with him or something. >> he's a cutie pie. his birthday was yesterday, 8 months old, i wished him happy birthday, yesterday. i even outdo barney and elmo. you're big time. >> very tough competition. i appreciate that. >> do not disappoint young mason now. we need a good forecast. >> it's not so bad this morning, a little bit chilly, but we could be seeing some more thunderstorms, especially by tomorrow. i'm going to talk about that. right now, though, little mason needs to bundle up if he

we will start off with meteorologist lynette charles. it was so gorgeous yesterday. >> it was. we hit 71 with lots of sunshine out there. but today, it's a different day. it's going to be an active tuesday instead of a quiet monday. morning showers on the radar and i will show you that in a second and also unseasonably mild temperatures we will contend with this morning and going into the afternoon. so maryland's most powerful radar is not dry this morning. it's very wet. we can zoom in on a couple spots as we take the radar tour. if you are to the south of chesapeake beach you are getting in on moderate rain and cecilton and galena. sliding further to the south, around goldsboro and greensboro this morning around queen ann, you are dealing with heavier rainfall. across the area and that will continue through the morning. i will get more detail with the forecast coming up. but let's check the traffic with and l.a. good morning. how is the ran affecting the roads? >> reporter: good -- rein affecting the roads. >> reporter: good morning. the rain impacting the roads. one serious

lynette charles has a check of the forecast. >>> good morning. it is going to be nice, that's the theme. you started off your traffic report with nice. i'm going to start off with the weather. temperatures not too bad. we are above average again. we should be at 34 degrees. 50s across the board. take your eye to the north there around erie, detroit, see the blues coming in from canada. yes, we are going to get colder air filtering in. that cold air is going to result in freeze watches and warnings. i will show you that in a little while. the winds will be the big story more in to the afternoon. they will pick up more, 5- 15 miles an hour, as we go in to the afternoon, north, gusts up to 25, 25 miles per hour. satellite and radar, getting the clouds out of here, that system, that brought the rain over the weekend is now gone. we will get plenty of sunshine throughout the day. that will continue even as we go in to monday and our next system will work, or tuesday rather , the next system working in to wednesday, another cold front approaches from t

let's start it off with a check of the forecast with lynette charles.ther outside has been great. mild temperatures start the weekend. the weather will alive as we go through the overnight in to tomorrow morning. tomorrow could be on the dicey side. we will see that. the fact is is that satellite radar picking up on clouds across the area right now. we will get a few peaks of sunshine throughout the day as well. that is where the weather is moving towards the east. that gets in here. as you head out the door, if you are going to be out and about, have the rain gearing make sure you have it with you in the morning. the temperatures are in the 40s in to annapolis. 38 degrees in to glen burnie. temperatures around 66 degrees for a high. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. >> good morning even. for the monday morning drive, a look at 795, building in the southbound direction. driving from owings mills, eastbound on i-70, woodbine road, an accident with an oil spill in the right lane. traveling along 695, bw parkway, not bad on this stretch of the

first a check on the weather with lynette charles. we have been spoiled with the weather you say it's all good. >> well, it's got no going to be that bad. sunshine in here for today. the 70s and the 80s we were used to last week, those are no longer. temperatures will plummet. i will show you something in a second. let's look at maryland's most powerful radar. over the weekend, we dealt with wet weather, needed the rain gear. not for today. nows as you step out the door, temperatures are quite mild once again. 52 degrees in glen burnie, ellicott city, edgewater 49 degrees, the winds are pretty calm this morning, they will pick up as we go through the afternoon. this is when the bottom drops out. we have a freeze warning and a watch, this goes in effect elly tomorrow morning, you can see it for the lighter blues there, that is where you are looking at your freeze warning. crops will get killed in those areas as we go to the south in to southern baltimore and also arundel, in to howard county, that's where you are looking at your freeze

a check of that with meteorologist, lynette charles.o say, happy birthday to you. >>> i appreciate it. quiet for today. temperature yesterday around 63 degrees today i'm forecasting in the 60s once again. it will be a quiet monday. dry and partly cloudy this morning. cool, not cold, and maryland's most powerful radar is showing that while the dry weather is here, that's what we will see in to the afternoon, yes the clouds will be around, and

we'll start off with lynette charles. >>> good morning. dealing with the same ole, same ole again. it's misting and foggy and humid. we have a dense fog advisory becaus

let's send it to lynette charles.e'll check the weather and then traffic. >>> we're going to be dealing with more of the same once again. we had that morning dense patchy fog, a little bit of mist out there possible so don't be surprised if you step out and you're feeling that. it's muggy and mild again this morning. then we will be muggy and warm as we go into the afternoon. let's talk about this dense fog advisory that is in effect until 10:00 a.m. so, it's for the entire viewing area for all these areas shaded in the gray but if your travels take you out of the viewing area you're going to be encountering some dense fog as you go in delaware and also into portions of pennsylvania, even up into new jersey this morning. so, you're going to have to wait until later in the afternoon, that is when things will get a little better out there. but all in all, this is what we're looking at in terms of visibility. it's severely reduced this morning. zero-mile visibility in baltimore, dc, also easton. 1 in salisbury, 4 in york

. >> let's head over to lynette charles and we had a shower yesterday and you are saying winds could be a problem today too. >> exactly. aid little breezy out there right now. let's show you some of the winds now in westminster. northwest 14-mile-an-hour gusts up to about 34 degrees. this 34 miles an hour rather and this is happening right now. 51 with the winds out of the northwest at 9 miles an hour. 27-mile-an-hour gusts. millersville temperature 56 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 4 miles an hour with a gusts up to about 24 miles an hour. so yes, this is the scenario. the trend as we go through the afternoon with you gusts will pick up 35 to -- 30 to 35 miles per hour. are the gust affecting the roads at all. >> reporter: not too bad on the road right now. we are seeing a lot of backups and it happened quickly lynette. especially traveling through wood lawn on 695. a whole lot of brake lights on that stretch of the beltway. want to check tunnel traffic through the tunnels. 895 at charles street building approaching the toll plaza but not too bad and no surprises oni-95 in h

we're going to start with weather and meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning. it's going to be a nice one. right now maryland's most powerful doppler radar is not picking up on anything. we have no type of precip on the map. no type of snow, no type of rain. that will be the scenario even as we go through this afternoon. so keep the umbrellas at home and pull out the sun shades. enjoy your day. before we actually get into the day let's start with the morning because the temperatures are the big concern this morning. although we are warmer than what we were yesterday at this time. arnold around 37 degrees. bel air at 36. clarksville at 37. we have a southerly breeze going on and these winds will pick up a little more as we go into the afternoon. speaking of the afternoon, this is what i have on the hour by hour forecast, by 4:00 p.m. that temperature coming in at 63 degrees. we will be well above average for today. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >>> good morning. we start with some good news. just got word that the closure reopened, 13 is now

with meteorologist lynette charles. we're looking at an unusual start to march. >> you got that right. we are definitely dealing with the temperature in the 50s this morning. they are going to soar to the 70s as we go into the afternoon. so lisbon elementary school coming in around 53 degrees. we have a little bit of a caveat out there i say because it's breezy this morning with the winds out of the southwest at 7 miles an hour. we've been seeing gusts up to about 15, 20 miles an hour in spots. arnold's temperature around 52 degrees with the winds out of the south southwest at 9, 10 miles an hour. and that would be the scenario as we go throughout the day, but the gusts will get even higher, maybe up to 30 to 40 miles an hour. maryland's most powerful doppler radar is nice and try now. we have off five sweeps on but change of course is in the forecast. i'll have the change and i'll talk about that. >>> let's check traffic with angela. >> good morning. we're dealing with a lot of things on the roads now. cleared the acci

lynette charles will be here with the answer. >> all right. charley, yes, not hanging around too long. we have a day of it this morning and this afternoon a little on the coolish side. but temperatures will be right back up into the 7 0es by tomorrow. so tumbling temperatures for today -- 70s by tomorrow. so tumbling temperatures for today. we have a freeze warning until 9 a.m. we are cold and breezy and dry for today. and temperatures 29 degrees in woodbine. we should be at 37 degrees now for this time of the year. so very unseasonably cold. we are not used to the unseasonably cold but the unseasonably warm. 33 in northeast and edgewater at 34 degrees. and we are also going to be dealing with breezy conditions as we go through the day. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and you mentioned those breezy conditions. wind warnings in effect on all the local bridges so if you are traveling around the beltway especially on the east side, the wind warningss are you cross the key bridge and be alert fo

charley is live talking to moviegoers and we will check in with him in a bit but first lynette charles. >> good morning. and we are wrapping up this friday the way we started the beginning of the week. we have fog once again and we have a dense fog advisory in effect until 10 a.m. for the areas shaded in the gray color. we are talking about harford, baltimore county and into the city this morning we are dealing with that. howard county, carroll and frederick county. and if you are going to pennsylvania, you have counties there that are under this dense fog advisory. once again, it expires at 10 this morning. and i believe that the fog and the clouds will scour out a little quicker than what they did yesterday. but reduced visibility three in baltimore, 4 in easton along the eastern shore and zero in frederick and also in york. and that's going to be the scenario through the remainder of the morning. keep it here and i will keep you updated but let's get a update on the roads with angela because are we talking about accidents as of now. >> reporter: the good news is no accidents so far.

concerned garden and now lynette charles i tell you, fog is causing a few problems. >> we have reducedsibility. let's show you what's going on we see four mile visibility in baltimore and 5 in easton and it will go downhill before it goes uphill. heading into york pennsylvania, be prepared for the 3-mile visibility. have low beams on i can't say that enough because when you put the high beams on, you will see more of that fog. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now. but as we look back off towards the west, that's where we are seeing showers and thunderstorms back into west virginia. that should stay away from us for the most part but we will possibly get in on scattered showers and isolated showers going into the afternoon. let's send it over to angela with a check of the traffic and once again, we have been talking about the fog causing big problems this morning. >> reporter: certainly a factor this morning. out there good morning to you as you head out for the monday morning drive. we want to update you on the congestion earlier northbound 295 on bw parkway. we are back up

let's say hello, lynette charles. it's cold outside -- hello, to lynette charles. it's cold outside. >> we have a freeze warningee in effect until 9 for the viewing area. temperatures in the 30s. chestertown 31 there and then we are even below that in cumberland coming around 29 and goldsboro at freezing degree mark. and we deal with breezy conditions this morning and those winds out of the north at about 5 to 15 miles per hour. we will see more going throughout the date. gusts heavy in chestertown around 26-mile-an-hour winds. good muse is we are dry and we will stay dry all day long getting lots of sunshine so maryland's most powerful radar showing all five sweeps. now let's go to angela foster because she has a check of the traffic and the winds have been a big concern for you. >> reporter: it has been. we are having wind warnings all over the place. bay bridge and also on the key bridge and the tidings bridge and tidings bridge restrictions for emtry tractor trailer trucks that's still in effect as of now. so extra caution out there this morning. and we are dea

let's get a answer from lynette charles. >> good morning. yes, we dealing with maybe a responsibility for -- possibility for snow but we will have sunshine tomorrow and a warmup on the way. but in the meantime, i. don't want to fool people. we are starting to see the cloud on the increase. you can see the big storm system wrapping up that is a clipper system sliding to the south. if it moves further to the north we could get in on some snow as we go through the rest of the morning. and there are the clouds trying to creep in across the area. so i will caught it mostly cloudy especially as we go into the afternoon. but for right now, temperatures coming in right around 27 in sykesville and we are cold out there. make sure to bundle up as you head out and about. 33 in sparrows point and 30s in northeast chestertown and centerville. let's check the traffic angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for the monday morning drive following a couple accidents noon some of the major roads. southbound 95 at 32. slow traffic behind a crash there

let's check the foreforecast with lynette charles. >> good morning.e are looking at temperatures and we can see a few different air masses on the map. so we see the blues that's the cold air mass that we were in yesterday. and today, we are in a more cool air mass because we are in the 40s and the temperatures are above average. and we look back off towards the yellows there. quite mild quite warm. that's surging into the area as we go later into the afternoon. i am forecasting in the 70s today. a far cry from below average temperatures coming in at 56 yesterday. so our winds will have a factor in this warm surge. and we are starting to see winds sustained at 5 miles an hour in baltimore and 8 in easton and 13 in dc and these will pick up going throughout the day. we could see gusts up to 25 to 30 miles an hour. the satellite and radar are picking up on the clouds streaming in across the area. all this is kurt safe warm front passing through. and then we will start to get that cold front that's going to swing through a little later this evening. futur

here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> good morning, everyone. it's not going to be so bad, especially starting off this morning, a little bit chilly, but we are dry. we can see that maryland's most powerful radar has all five sweeps on. then we'll get a little bit of change in here. of course i have to say that, right? so the first part of the weekend it is going to be a little bit on the wet side. we could even wake up with some showers, some thunderstorms out there as well, and then things will start to improve as we go throughout the day. but here are your temperatures coming in right around 31 degrees in north east right now. stevensville coming in at 36. sikesville right around 33. we're not dealing with the winds this morning, we like to see that. here's the hour-by-hour forecast, 8:00 around 37 degrees, low 50s at lunchtime and 57 degrees with a slight chance of a thunderstorm to move in here this afternoon. let's get a check of the traffic now with bill. reporter: it is looking good on the morng rush hour from harford county, building a

. >> i am sherrieionson in for megan and charleyp let's start with meteorologist lynette charles. a lot going on this morning. >> good morning. you are right. check out what's going on. we have a moist monday. so patchy fog, lots of moisture in the air. and we have rain that is diving down to the south and east. looks leek it could clip us -- looks like it could clip us. but let's go outside. we can see it's very dark but we are dealing with foggy conditions across the area. we can see visibility is reduced and we have about 5 mile visibility in baltimore. more of the same in easton and york pennsylvania this morning and even in frederick. you need to take it easy on the roadways. picking up on some showers back off towards the west. some of these could sweek in as we go -- squeak in as we go into the afternoon. now let's check the traffic with angela. good morning to you and we do have an accident out there right? >> reporter: good morning lynette and that's right. we have an accident in the city. police are on the scene at russell and west austin. just want to remind folks we ar

let's check the forecast with lynette charles. things could be warming up but the wind could be a problem. >> we are going to be breezy once again for today. we have sustained wind at 5 to so miles an hour but they will pick up going through the day. i am seeing gusts up to about 30 miles an hour but this morning we are cooler but seasonable. breezy and dry for now. we will have changes in that area. heading out the door, temperatures in towson 43 degrees. and grab the coat and more of the same in ellicott city. 42 aberdeen and 46 and winds are light right now but they will pick up and we look at maryland's most powerful radar which is dry and we will start to see some action on this a little later. i will detail that but let's check the traffic with angela. good morning how are the road. >> reporter: good morning. the good news is no weather related hazards for you as you head out for the wednesday morning drive and it's looking pretty good. we are building of course increasing but no accidents to report heading out and we get th

we will start with weather and lynette charles. fog has been a big story and continues to be that way causing a lot of delays. >> from the beginning of the week to the end of the week we have been dealing with the foggy conditions and for today, we have more of the same and also mild and muggy outside once again. we do have the dense fog advisory to talk about this morning. it is in effect until 10 a.m. and you can see it for the areas shaded in the gray color. actually we have some updates so this extends out into washington county as of now as well as mont gol i -- montgomery county. we look at temperatures right now we are mild. and you can see the humidity at 100%. that means there's a lot of moisture in the air being trapped at the surface and that translates into fog. let's go over to angela with a check of the traffic and we have what couple accidents because of the fog right. >> reporter: we have had a couple accidents. they have all been cleared. as you head out this friday morning, the not so good news is it will be a fog

meteorologist lynette charles over here. turns out she has an 8-month- old fan who loves her voice so much. listen to this. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist lynette charles. for the most part it's morning, but the wind will start to push it here. >> that little head was on a swivel. that was karen brown. she shot and sent in the video of her 8-month-old gorgeous little son mason. they watch abc 2 news every morning. thank you for watching. whenever mason hears lynette's voice, no matter what he's doing and we all know a baby has got a lot to do in the morning, he stops to watch her. >> he has stopped crying, playing, crawling and eating when she's on tv. >> apparently she even trumps barney and elmo. if you stop him from crying, maybe you should move in with that family. >> oh, just stop it. >> part-time job. >> karen, is, like, we won't take it that far, we just like the voice. >> we were talking about this before the show this morning. do they dvr the show and then when mason gets a little unruly and just -- >> sometimes

meteorologist, lynette charles, is here. how is the weather looking? >> it's foggy out. there we are dealing with a couple of showers, this is what we have for you. there are the showers i'm talking about. trying to break apart now, if you are going to be heading around tommy town, carroll county, you need to have the rain gear, union bridge. south, montgomery county and also we are looking at i-270, it's wet. freeways or the interstates are going to be labor day on the slick side, you want to take it easy. we do have two mile visibility in baltimore, that's updated from the 3 and 4 i showed you earlier. take it easy on the roadways and speaking of the roadway, let's head over to angela with a check, good morning, is the fog causing accidents this morning? >>> good morning, yes it has. we have had a couple of incidents this morning. we are looking good. we have a travel advisory for those of you who travel towards the capital beltway, the funeral procession is going on. here is a life look at the beltway on the southeast side, traveling to the bellway on the bw parkway,

let's check in with lynette charles who will tell us how the rest of the night and week will play out. lynette? >> you hit the nail on the head when you said it started out dreary for the first day of spring but turned out nice. lots of sunshine. we see showers back in west virginia and also diving down into virginia this evening. it will stay away from us. look at all the 70s in baltimore, d.c., frederick, hagerstown, upper 60s in york. 72 across the eastern shore in easton. these temperatures will fall through the evening in the 60s. we'll be mild with a stray shower but all in all we should stay mainly dry. as we look at tomorrow check out the forecast. 73 degrees. it will be a carbon copy of what we saw today. we will shoot up into the 80s. i'll give you those details coming up. >> we're shooting up into the 80s. >>> pink slime, the name con gorps up images. while the filling is approved by the u.s. department of agriculture, schools are taking it off the menu. there are other schools where it has never been an issue. >> reporter: pink slime is just trimmings from the cutting proc

here is lynette charles with a look at the weather. >> good morning, everyone. hope you had a fabulous weekend. it was a little bit on the wet side. as we look at the most powerful radar, we are dry. lit stay that way in to the afternoon. we will get lots of sunshine in here. temperature in churchville, 52 degrees, more of the same from chargesville and cumberland. the winds as well. winds northwest, 5-10 miles per hour. we are watching a freeze warning and watch in effect for the light blues and dark blues. details are coming up. now a check of the traffic with angela. how are the roads? >>> it is getting busy. we found a closure that may impact the drive on maryland 10, thcounty, northbound, ramp to 695, outer loop closed with emergency construction work, you will need to work around that by taking the southbound ramp, if you are traveling in the city torsion the tunnels, -- traveling to the tunnels, nor of the city, i-95s the drive through rosedale, knot of maryland 43, that's the southbound dregs on the left side of your screen, with that increasing volume a

we will start off with lynette charles. a foggy start. >>> exactly, foggy again. it's mild and humid out there. you should feel it. the hair day will not be good today. maryland's most powerful radar for the most part is dry. but if you go to the south, you're dealing with a shower there. and in virginia, be sure to look out for the thunderstorm that is off towards the east of richmond and petersberg and to the north of newport news. so that is what we're looking at this morning. all and all not so bad in terms of the showers. but we're foggy, only two mile visibility in baltimore, one in easton, zero in washington d.c. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. foggy conditions is hindering the commute this morning. >>> the good news so far we have a lot of light volume out there. so not too bad out there. we have a water main break on forest park avenue. this will be between the center county line and windsor mill avenue. extra caution there. other than that, no accidents to report on the key routes, just foggy conditions. we'll take a tour around 695. in gre

. >> let's send it over to meteorologist lynette charles. lynette. >> good morning, megan, good morning, charley. yes, right now we're dealing with radiational cooling. we have clear skies and calm winds. so with that all the heat from the atmosphere just escapes right back into space, so we are dealing with some cooler temperatures this morning, a little bit on the chilly side. you definitely will need a big coat. satellite and radar widens out and the severe weather that they were just talking about, well, we can see it now starting to push into kentucky, tennessee, even into south carolina, working its way into north carolina, missouri, all these places did have severe thunderstorm warnings and we still do have some into missouri as of now. we do have a severe thunderstorm watch. no type of tornado watch or tornadoes but as we go into the afternoon, yes, things are definitely going to be a possibility as it really gets amped up there. you're getting that gulf of mexico moisture across that area, so they definitely do have that possibility.

lynette charles, maybe he is celebrating spring. >> that would be a good thing. check its out, the little butterflies, spring begins today. this is my favorite season. i'm excited about this. to start you off, we are looking at maryland's most powerful radar this morning. we do have a shower out there. some thunderstorms trying to move in. see lightning now, all this is pushing to is south. see it in to carroll county and also moving in to frederick county, that's the scenario all morning long. maybe the/10ths of an -- 2/10ths of an inch. if your travels take you along i-70, it is slick. what we are dealing with, the same thing we were dealing with yesterday morning, visibility issues, reduced visibility because of the fog this morning, four mile visibility in baltimore and easton at 1 mile visibility. have the low beams on once again. a check of the traffic with angela. good morning and the big story , the fog, there is no accidents out there. >> i wish i could tell you that. good morning to you and even. unfortunately, we are following one collision in arundel

lynette charles is here for what we can expect today and through the week. >>> we have the fog out there this morning. check out some of the numbers here. we have the reduced visibility again morning after morning this whole week. three mile visibility in baltimore. culpepper, more the same there and five in winchester and six in hagerstown. we're dry right now on the maryland's most powerful radar. you have to go way south in virginia to get rain. they're dealing with a couple of thunderstorms in that area. the fog will burn off ail say in the late morning -- off i'll say in the late morning hours and early afternoon. so thing will look up. just keep trucking through and now over to angela with a check of your traffic. good morning. we have the fog on the roads. >>> yes. good morning. we're seeing a lot of fog on the traffic cameras. not too bad around the beltway as far as incidents go. we have a closure in the city, forest park avenue between windsor city avenue and the county line. we have a water main break there. and in the meantime, here's a live look at traffic flow on 895. not l

. >>> hello to lynette charles. >>> good morning, it is cold this morning, we are not dealing with precipitation or rain or snow, just the cold temperatures, we have them for you, as we check it out, 28 degrees now in to easton. below average, frederick 2 4, joppa 26. you need the coat, as we go in to the afternoon, don't put the coat away, temperatures will be on the chilly side. satellite, radar, showing you the fact of we don't have any type of clouds. the p thes dropping off, lots of sunshine and then temperatures this afternoon will come in around 47 degrees, still little bit on the chilly side. let's get a check of the traffic with angela. good morning. >>> it's starting to get busy out. there got rid of the disabled vehicles we reported earlier. the accident at back river neck and bay. very heavy congestion on southbound 95, packing in through the white marsh area, for those of you in the southbound direction towards the topside of 695, here is the west side at baltimore national pike. the outer loop on the right side, 13 minutes on the west side. bumper to bumper, making the drive around

and we have angela getting a check of your morning commute and then we'll go to lynette charles with a look at your forecast. >>> dense fog advisory is the big story again for today. it's in effect till 10:00 a.m. and we had it for frederick county and points south and even in southern maryland. we'll deal with the dense fog. and we have patchy fog everywhere else. this is about four miles there and five in easton, two in washington d.c. and zero in culperer -- in call culpepper. and now let's go to angela and talk about the fog on the road. >>> extra caution on u.s. 150. and we're getting reports on westbound 50 as you make your way to the bay bridge and continuing into annapolis. and now to a live look on the top side ofprovidence road over to york road. you're going hit the brakes occasionally in the outer loop lanes. and for those of you traveling in heals, there was an accident between 95 and washington boulevard. traffic moving along way. a brief tap of the breaks there. >>> we have breaking news this morning. french police officers have exchanged gunfire with a man they believ

we will get things started with lynette charles. >>> not a lot going on this morning. we got a couple of snow showers across the area. nothing sticking yesterday, though. the chill continues, temperatures will be below normal again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast and a surge of warm air and then we have rain by the end of the week. today is going to be a calm day. we are nice and dry. we have all five sweeps on scanning the skies. we are cold. temperatures coming in below average, 27 degrees now in to aberdeen. arnold 27. clarksville 25. a little bit on the gusty side yesterday afternoon in to the evening. those died down a bit and that's the good news as well. heading out and about, have the heavy coat. i will talk about the warm upcoming up. now a check of the traffic with angela. >>> good morning. it's calm out there for those of you heading out for an early drive. few lane closures with construction as a matter of fact. traveling through millford, liberty road, reaching 695, left lane is occupied with a construction crew. they will be out of your way before the

let's check in with lynette charles for wyatt. any rain in the forecast or more of the same? >> we have rain in the forecast. first, happy spring everyone. it was a good afternoon but we started out with foggy conditions, seeing breaks in the clouds. back off to the south and west showers firing up into the virginias as of now. temperature wise we are well above average. baltimore at 70 degrees. 72 in easton, low 70s in d.c., frederick, hagerstown and york, pennsylvania. kelly asked about the showers. there's a possibility we could is a stray shower, variably cloudy. we also have to talk about our better chance of showers. those details coming up. >>> a strong earthquake has shaken mexico near acapulco. the 7.6 magnitude earthquake caused buildings to shake sending frightened residents into the streets. there are no reports of injuries or damage. it was centered in the mexican state of gur remember remember -- guerrero. >>> we move to florida where the death of a 17-year-old is getting national attention. minutes before trayvon martin was gunned down he was on the phone with

let's send it over to meteorologist lynette charles. yesterday was a surprise, it started out as a gray day and the sun came out and the ts warmed up. >> the rain over the weekend. lots of sunshine in the forecast for us. the changing weather, we will be a little bit on the breezy side, especially in to the afternoon. cooling the temperatures down, too. maryland's most powerful radar is dry, it will stay that way through the rest of today. temperatures this morning are above average, we should be in the mid-30s, we can see we are in the low 50s from churchville to cumberland, the winds will pick up north at 15-20 miles per hour as we go in to the afternoon with gusts. this kicks in as we go through tonight in to tomorrow. those temperatures will be in the 30s, we have a freeze warning and watch in effect, bring in the tender vegetation if you can. it will get killed. i hate to say that, that's the downside of it. it's going to improve your allergies getting the frost as we go through the overnight. let's get a check of the traffic with

lynette charles is here. it's a little wet and foggy. as bad as yesterday as far as the fog? >> it is going to be as bad as yesterday. showers and storms to talk about. before that, happy birthday of spring everyone. looking at maryland's most powerful radar. we can see the showers coming in to carol, frederick, we zoom in, around mount airy, if you are going to travel along i-70, it's wet. demascus getting in the rain and thunder, lightning as well. what we want to talk about is the visibility issues this morning. it's reduced, especially along the eastern shore, easton. six mile visibility in baltimore. let's get a check of traffic with angela. >>> so far, not a problem as of yet. we will be following this as we were yesterday morning , the fog could be an issue for your morning drive today. also we have a big funeral procession, that may impact the morning drive. we will follow that when it starts at 5:00 along with maryland state police. looking pretty good, especially traveling through the city. 95 and 895 and i-83 looking good in to downtown baltimore. a live shot, 695,

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. >>> it's lynette charles birthday. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. let's go over to the birthday girl, and say happy birthday. thank you, dry and partly cloudy skies. cool but not cold. we are dry, we will stay that way in to the afternoon, all five sweeps are scanning the skies. not picking up on a lot. we should be at 31, 32 degrees for this time of the year. the temperatures are above that. 44 centerville. aberdeen 38. bel air 29. the winds are nice and calm. it will become breezy, southerly flow, the temperatures are going to bump up a little bit. now a check of the traffic with angela. how are the roads? >>> good morning, the roads are looking great for your birthday. happy birthday. good morning to everyone for the monday morning drive. excitement in the traffic center, i saw action on the way to work. traveling on northern parkway, a work zone set up, i stopped and talked with the guys. they will be there blocking two lanes at falls road. not causing too much of a problem so far this morning. looking good traveling through the city on 895. all

here's meteorologist lynette charles. >> well, the rain is tapering off. so we are looking at maryland's most powerful radar. but if you are traveling further to the south than you are going to be running into the rain this morning. so we can still see around federalsburg caroline county the viewing area light showers coming into the area. then the further to the south you go, into dorchester county, we are looking at some heavier rain moving into vienna and brookview and yellows and we slide further to the south and we can see ate crossing the bay and heaviest rain but also around salisbury it's about to push into your area. and we are not out of the woods yet until all this rain is gone. it will do so going through the morning hours but then we are going to be left with the fact we have another chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. so we are dealing with unseasonably mild temperatures this morning. so, as you head out the door, you don't need that heavy coatwhatsoever. manchester, temperatures right around 56 degrees. walter reported this a

let's start with meteorologist lynette charles. fog is causing a few headaches. >> you are right. it will stake around through -- it will stick around through the late morning and early afternoon. we have the south eastern flow that's onshore flow and with that, temperatures are feeling a little cool they are morning. 45 degrees in chestertown. shadyside 48 and more of the same in edgewater. but the humidity 100%. that means the air is saturated and that dew point and that temperature the exact same. and with that we are feeling it this morning in terms of well we have that humidity out there and also the fog. satellite and radar picking up on the showers back off toward the west. some of that could get in as we go into the afternoon. let's check out the traffic report now with angela. good morning foggy conditions out there. >> reporter: good morning. and you said it correctly. foggy conditions is what we are dealing with out there. also got a couple incidents an accident on the inner loop as you pass frederick road. so not causing a major delay there because the heavier traffic

let's head over to meteorologist lynette charles. seems like fog is causing a bit of a problem this morning. >> yes. we have foggy conditions out there. i will show you the numbers in just a second. but as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, we are talking about severe weather across the middle of the nation i don't believe we will get in here today. we have a chance for isolated showers or thunderstorms to pop up in the afternoon. but all in all, we can see the complex trying to dive down into west virginia as of now. it's going to miss us. we get more sunshine in here. we have the chance. temperatures right now, mild and they are above average. manchester coming in at 52 degrees. good morning hereford 50 and woodbine at 46. now we look at the visibility this morning. it is reduced and we have an update in baltimore. four mile visibility and seven in easton and take it easy on the roadways. speaking of the roadways let's go over to angela whow a check and that's the -- who has a check and that's for the weather and roads. >>

meteorologist lynette charles.it's a sort of mixed bag, snow out west, rain across the mid-section. mild and foggy here. >> exactly. we have three seasons going on. we are dealing with the fog across the area this morning. reduced visibility, zero-mile visibility in baltimore, more of the same as we head in to the eastern shore and we're at two-mile visibility in york. dc around 1, so with that reduced visibility we have a dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. for all the areas here shaded in the gray. that basically encompasses our entire viewing area. let me show what you is going on across the middle of the nation. this will play into our weather as we go into the weekend. lots of rain there. this will slide in very slowly like it has been doing and bring us some weather, some rain into saturday and also into sunday. but right now we're talking about that fog so let's take it over to angela and tell us what is going on with the traffic and if the fog has been impacting that traffic. >>> it has, good morn

let's check in with meteorologist lynette charles to see what she thinks of the weather. >> all right. he think we have fog out there. so here we go again megan. and we have a little bit of misting possible as well. mild and humid. that's the scenario for today. the end of the week. we have reduced visibility in a lot of spots this morning. zero in york frederick and hagerstown and with this, we have a dense fog advisory once again this morning. and it's in effect until 10 a.m. for the areas shaded in the grayish color. as we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now, we are dry. so we have all five sweeps on but the fact is that as we go in through the weekend, that's when we will see some change in the forecast. you will want to stick around for that. let's talk about the roads right now. let's go over to angela foster. she has the foggy conditions don't you. >> reporter: yes, we have the foggy conditions on the harrisburg expressway. northwest expressway and also west of baltimore seeing a lot of fog on the cameras there. we will tell you about a situation in joppatowne wher