nearly two feet of snow in northern new england. powerful winds stirred up whiteout conditions. many schools were closed, flights were canceled. >>> a second wave of sno is zeroing in on upstate new york and new england today. several inches top ground in massachusetts and rhode island already. by tend of the day, parts of maine, and new hampshire, should be buried under the snow. we're covering it all for you later on "good morning america." >> folks were talking about a mild winter. it's officially over. >>> more breaking news from the seychelles this morning. the crippled ship finally docked. >> more than 1,000 people have been trapped on that ship since monday when the generator fire occurred. no shower, toilets, lights. so far, the disembarking process is going well. >> reporter: they seem very, very organized. buses are waiting to take them to hotels. clearly, the priority is a hot shower and a hot meal. >> best shower they'll probably ever take. they're being greeted by sticky, humid conditions in the seychelles. temperatures there in the mid 90s. >>> students at the ohio

if you look north, you will see snow falling from parts of northern new england. a little bit of rain and snow mixed in new hampshire. a lot of snow in the northern sections of maine. they started the day with 16 inches of snow on the ground, and they are expected to get several more today. that is not the only winter to be found here in these last few days of winter. around here lots of sunshine in is tosterly breeze warm things up. the air is compressed on the downward slope. the compression of the air warms it up even more. to the east of the mountains, you get a warm day like today, especially with the sunshine we have seen. 78 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. 82 around charlottesville. you do notice the cooling effect of the chilly ocean water, 69 new york city. boston is 42. they are on the edge of the winter weather in northern maine. everyone else, unseasonably mild. 80 in downtown baltimore. temperatures are well into the 70's in the interior eastern shore. cooler on the bay but the naval academy. the ocean city, much cooler at 62 degrees. tonight with high pre

. @ @ >>> a crane crashed a wedding in northern england. the royal couple decided to give the bride and the group an un forgettable day. >> reporter: this wedding was fit for a queen. francis and john, had been married five minutes when they had an unexpected visitor. when your wedding crashers are royal, you courtesy and bow. they wrote a letter inviting her to the vows, in the same location as royal event. she said no, but secretly planned on going all along. >> we are just two working class people and we felt very, very special. >> nobody beats the queen.  well, maybe. >> actually there is someone who can make us feel more special than a queen can. >>> time for a check on traffic and angela, if you could invite anybody to your wedding? >> i can't imagine, how nice could that have been. what a wonderful surprise to have the queen show up. i can't imagine. >> it makes it more memorable. even more memorable. a nice gesture for the queen to do that. nice is what you will encounter now, easy conditions out there for the most part. we are in

cascades and northern rockies, slick roads in northern new england. and i-75 in kentucky and tennessee. >>> if you're flying today, some airports delays are possible in atlanta, charlotte, raleigh, nashville, cincinnati and cleveland. >>> well, earlier, mentioned those climbing gas prices causes all sorts of trouble for drivers across the nation. some reasons for their rise, they're really -- no controlling that. >> no, not at all. one are taking a stand. >> reporter: call it the wall street gas pump premium. food delivery man michael longo just learned about it. >> it's a terrible situation. >> reporter: the question is, the wall street banks push the prices at the pump higher while they cash in on that as they make up future prices of gas. well, now the st. louis federal reserve weighs in with a newly updated report. it says two main factors drive gas prices up. first, global demand shocks, like tensions from the middle east. but next the fed concludes speculation played a significant role in the oil price increase between 2004 and 2008 and its subs

the exceptions, new england, northern new england especially. chillier air mass.e're watching for showers and storms in pittsburgh this morning, now in ohio. if you're watching local 2 in houston, texas see art inspired by comic book, super heroes, hip-hop at this rejection of the conquerer at the art museum of southeast texas. that's your "early today" event of the day. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. charlize theron is a mom. she has adopted an african-american boy named jackson. elsewhere, tmz reports new orleans police issued an arrest warrant for russell brand, accused of grabbing a photographer's phone monday and throwing it through the window of a nearby law firm. lindsay lohan tweeted yesterday allegations she was in a hit and run the night before were, quote, a complete lie. however, reports say witnesses saw lohan in a black porsche doing a u turn to avoid photographers, grazing a man and his car. the man is said to be considering charges. bad news for matthew mcconnaughey. "killer joe" will definitely have an nc-17 ra

in northern new england today. you have a chance of another 80-degree day. it was all the way in caribou, maine, it was 70 degrees yesterday and they still had six inches of snow on the ground, crazy to think, maybe slush now. >> so, bill, if you get the forecast wrong, will you dye your hair pink. >> i'm guaranteed it get it right in at least one part of the country, so probably not. >> all right. data on china rattles the streets, tiffany sparkles and the ultimate in intrusive technology. >>> coming up, peyton is introduced, the penguins are flying high and britney greiner slams the gators. ♪ [ female announcer ] gross -- i'll tell you what's really gross: used dishcloths. they can have a history that they drag around with them. for a cleaner way to clean try bounty extra soft. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty extra soft leaves this surface 3 times cleaner than a dishcloth. it's super durable too. it's the cleaner way to clean. bring it with bounty extra soft. in the pink pack. and try bounty napkins. your finances can't manage themselves. but that do

. >>> we are learning more tonight about the queen crashing a wedding in northern england.he couple had invited here her. the queen said no but apparently, she does cooking up another plan. the secret, now revealed. >> reporter: this wedding was fit for a queen. frances and john canning had been married for five minutes when they had an unexpected visitor. and when your wedding crashers are royal, you curtsy and bow. >> she obviously knew our names and we were just sort of like -- it was a bit, you know, scary. but it was lovely. >> reporter: the cannings wrote a letter inviting her to their vows, which were held in the same location as a royal event. she said no but secretly planned on going all along. >> we're just two working class people and at the end of the day -- felt very special. >> reporter: nobody beats the queen -- maybe. >> i think she was taken back by you -- your dress and everything. you were gorgeous. absolutely stunning. >> reporter: actually there is someone who can make us feel more special then a queen can. nick schifrin, abc news, london. >> always cho

up to a foot of snow in northern new england. >>> finally from us this morning, remembering a formerrt throb who mesmerized millions of teenage girls. >> davy jones has died of a heart attack at the age of 66. he was the most popular member of the monk koees dave wright. ♪ here we come >> reporter: they were the first ever real boy band. ♪ hey, hey, we're the monkees >> reporter: the pre-fab four, created by american tv producers, looking to cash in on the beatles. davy jones was the heart throb. the littlest one, who fell in love every episode. and always got the girl. >> we don't have another job. so -- >> oh, thank you, davy. >> reporter: including marcia, marcia, marcia. that episode of "the brady bunch," where she asks him to sing at the prom. >> when is your prom? >> friday night. >> okay. friday night it is. >> reporter: is the single-most rerun episode of television. ever. when "star trek" introduced a new character in its second season -- >> um, mr. chekhov. >> what can i do, captain? >> reporter: mr. chekhov was styled like davy jones to appeal to younger viewers. davy jone

coat, gloves, hats, feels like beginning of march, late february in a few spots especially northern new englandature changed in the last 24 hours. we're down 20 degrees across the board from the great lakes to the northeast and the wind chill up in northern new england single digits from boston to albany, prove derngs hartford in the teens this morning. this these areas were in the 80s. even d.c. has a wind chill of 28 back to detroit. large section that definitely you have to find the hats and gloves. we haven't needed them in a while. this is a short-lived cold snap. we'll warm up quickly. this is late march. when you get a sunny day even with a cold start low 50s from d.c. to new york. new england in the 40s which isn't that bad as long as it's sunny. middle of the country still very warm. some of that wet weather will arrive in the east tomorrow on wednesday. only some showers. we do warm it up quickly. back in the 50s and 60s in most areas. this is it. last little slap. i think said that before. >> you said that a couple of weeks ago. let's keep pushing in the right direction. >> sports. b

showers today in areas of northern new england. also, this afternoon, another round of severe storms. kansas city, much of missouri and also into areas there of northern arkansas and oklahoma. now, as far as friday goes, the storm system will begin to move through the ohio valley with some ragnell. we'll all see some thunderstorms down along the gulf coast. >>> well, if you're watching us on nbc 12, richmond virginia, see one artist take finger painting to a new level. it's at the chrysler museum of the art. now, here's an early look at entertainment. the singer was asked if kutcher would be joining her the trip and she actually call it off. speaking morn -- he thinks the singer wouldn't make it passed the first round on idol. did you just say that? jus tennessee bieber misses lawsuits over a twitterback. bank. >> at least two texas residents now want financial compensation fer feming in her sped. well, it will be in court today where that it's been green and expected a favor. line stayed last might on con that ah brian. will fer re

patton's headquarters up near a place called nutsford in northern england, they open a can tina, so to speak, for the soldiers to meet the locals and things like that. and it's in here that patton goes to give a speech. and according to a lot of the popular accounts, he says because the americans and the british and russians are destined to rule the world, the post-war world, the better we get to know each other, the better for everything. one of the newspapers that publishes this speech fails to put the word russians in there. it causes a firestorm back at home. and not even because of failing to mention the russians, it's because here's a general talking politics and he has no place talking about this. eisenhower's fewer uurious. eisenhower is thinking of firing patton. i've not been able to verify this, that whenever patton spoke in england to the troops, he would always start it and end it saying, i was not here, you did not see me. because patton was undercover as part of something called operation fortitude. patton was going to lead this operation. he would go around giving me th

. >> the royal couple crashed a weekend wedding in northern england. interesting. we will find out more details as we continue. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> and oscar-winning director has hit a low point in his career. it has nothing to do with making movies. james cameron is the third man to travel to the deepest point of the earth using a specially designed submarine called deep sea challenger to dive nearly 7 miles under water in the mariana trench, which is 200 miles southwest of the pacific islands of want. he spent a little more than three hours exploring and filming. >> hopefully, we will be able to see some of that in the near future. >> should be great to watch. quinn elizabeth in the headlines again. >> the monarchs crashed a wedding over the weekend. queen and her husband prince philip surprised a couple of. had invited the oil to the wedding but the queen initially declined the invitation. secretly she did plan to attend. the queen's appearance is a moment they will cherish forever, they say. also, big news for fa

flurries in northern new england. rain and mountain snow in the northwest. and in northern california. >> 48 in seattle. 66 in billings. 75 in colorado springs. 60 in minneapolis. 50s in chicago and boston. 80s from dallas to hotlanta. >> that's it. >>> everybody likes a little alone time, certainly. so it shouldn't have been too much of a surprise when a 2 1/2-ton circus elephant broke away from his handlers. >> if this happened in the confines of a zoo, no problem. but this pachyderm named baby took off in the town of blackpool in ireland where she was supposed to be the star of the parade. >> nobody puts baby in a corner. of course, now animal rights activists are outraged and calling for a ban on animals in circuses. >> they get fed well, though in circuses. >> peta, please address your e-mails to paula.faris@abcnuss.com. >>> we'll be right back with more after this. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by fe breeze air effects. we asked real people if they'd help us with an experiment for febreze fabric refresher, they agreed. [ experi

the couple actually invited the queen who is in northern england on her jubilee tour.clined but then decided last-minute to crash the wedding. >> it took a minute to realize, oh, my god. >> it was only a few minutes to be so close to somebody that you see so often to the tele. >> i don't think i understood a word of that. >> no word if the queen and prince phillip gave them a wedding gift or whether they crashed the wedding and left. >> the translation is they were shocked and happy. i think that's what the guy was trying to say. >> and here's a story that brings a whole new meaning to the term man's best friend. >> in fact, as nbc's amy robach explai explains, he's a real life giver. >> reporter: loving crunches and tphaps. but mr. gibbs is here to work. >> good job. make sure it gets turned on. let's go. >> his boss? 3-year-old. this special little girl suffers from hyperplaysa. it's an extremely rare young disease requiring the girl to breathe only with an oxygen tank. >> debby was able to look up what all the tests were that they were doing. the first one, you know

your highs in the 30s throughout the great lakes and northern new england. ng over the areas that got hit by the tornados. i know areas of southern indiana, northern kentucky, one to two inches of snow has fallen. this isn't a fun morning. temperatures are cold. snow on the ground. and you have the cleanup still from that tornado outpwraefpblgt this is heading for areas of virginia. as far as the forecast goes for today, once we get rid of the batch of snow during the daytime hours it's going to be a nice afternoon. temperatures are going to warm up today, in the rockies, southern portions of texas. as we go towards tomorrow, the warmth begins to spread. 71 in kansas city. it will start to feel warm again, lynn. this time we're not going to do it with thunderstorms. we're going to keep the pattern pretty quiet much of this week. >> bill, thanks so much. coming up this weekend's box office champ had the biggest opening of the year so far. plus, the mysterious naked photos twist in the latest celebrity phone hacks. your "first look" at entertainment is straight

england was the coldest. it was down in the low teens in parts of northern new england. 28 to start the day in frederick. 21 atoaklyn. in western maryland, allegany was in the low 20's. freezing in some locations. down to 31 degrees. in pennsylvania, 23. it ended up their rarity this past several months -- this past several months. the low was six to raise more -- lower than the normal. you are getting deep into spring when the record amount of snow is less than half an inch. the most in has ever come down on the 27th of march in baltimore. 0.4 of 1 inch of rain. it will cool off rapidly this evening with clear skies and lighter wind. 49 in manchester. 529 westminster. toward the western part, temperatures in the low 50's. expect a few scattered clouds and prevent the temperature from dropping further. many suburban areas will be close to freezing. that might give us some patchy frost. high pressure delivered -- that delivered this shot of air is moving away. this is producing lo and gray stratus clouds but this front will be approaching. the winds shift to the southwest. dickensian the impact on temperatures.

yesterday was a day you shake your head in areas of northern new england. sunny, perfect, beautiful. it felt like early june. mosquitos were out. 78 in boston. the low clouds and fog lingered through much of the day in the mid-atlantic. today the same. dense fog advisory on i-95. careful driving in delaware, maryland, new jersey, long island and southern connecticut. the fog will slowly burn off. cooler with patchy drizzle in those areas. sunny this afternoon. a better chance of the sun coming out today than yesterday. the temperatures could be 84 today in hartford, connecticut. it's crazy record high there. the temperatures are cooling off a little bit with rain around chicago today and heavy rain around mississippi. itis hard to believe it's going to be mid-80s in southern new england. >> it's 82 in miami, but 84 in connecticut? >> it's going to be warmer in connecticut than miami. they are coming up here for spring break. >> do you have that map right, bill karins? just kidding. >>> another hollywood baby on the way and who is hanging with ashton kutcher

far northern new england, 27 degrees and snow coming down for most of the day. a little bit of winter hanging on but way up in the northern tip of maine. here in baltimore, the warm front to our north. temperatures will be warm again tomorrow. a good indication of what we can expect as the next weather system approaches us during the day tomorrow. the front will probably not get here until friday. in the heat of the afternoon and evening tomorrow, the potential is there for showers or even an isolated thunderstorm. east of the bounce around baltimore. the front will move in from the ohio valley and into the atlantic. friday evening will be a better chance for showers and storms. 76-81 degrees tomorrow. a chance for an afternoon thunderstorm. sunrise at 7:17. on the big, southeast winds barely light. bay water temperatures climbing into the low 50s. 68 in amounts tomorrow. better chance of an afternoon storm tomorrow. 50/50 chance in the mountains on friday. any thunderstorms that pop up tomorrow will be very late in the day. most of it will be on the western shor

the warm air all the way up into northern new england.ving, violent storm system is inching slowly to the east. the high-pressure system is so strong, the system cannot move very quickly. it is generating very heavy rain in some areas. a report from some parts of southwestern louisiana, over a foot of rain in the last 24 hours. all of that is slowly inching to the east. 73-78 tomorrow, southeast winds at 5 with the fall burning off in the morning. 60's in the mountains with part of cloudy skies. it should get into the seven's on the eastern shore. almost 80 degrees on friday. the same pattern hold center friday and then that western storm arrives. shares and thunderstorms become likely saturday and sunday. >> from the susquehanna bank sports center, this is 11 reports. >> most nfl coaches like the word first. today, not so much for the first nfl head coach ever suspended by the leak. the suspension conclude the investigation into the new orleans saints bounty system which paid players for big hits that intentionally injured opposing playe

how bad are the temperatures in the worst of it is definitely in northern new england, but everyone here is now below freezing. this white line is the freeze line. we had a hard freeze overnight through all of new england, most of michigan, pennsylvania, new york state and even now down here in areas of new jersey. all the flowers are out, the buds are on the trees, the magnolias have bloomed. hopefully the hardier stuff survived. wind chill, this is what gets you. not only is it cold but winnie, especially all of maine. you're in the single digits and negative numbers. burlington is now at 9, albany to prove incidents, boston, hartford, a cold winter morning and hopefully we won't have another one like this until maybe november or december of the end of this year. middle of the country just the opposite. cold blast has literally, it's confined just in new england and mid-atlantic. already warm conditions are in the middle of the country and that will continue. we have thunderstorms this morning all the way up in northern minnesota. you can see the lightning strike pop up here near inter

northern new england, boston, new york city, this morning, the temperatures in the 30s instead of in the 20s. we had wind chills in the single digits yesterday. that is long gone. southerly winds are blowing the mild air in. the only areas that are colder are in montana and wyoming. as far as rain goes, you don't need your umbrella during the daylight hours but tonight into tomorrow, we will have rain for chicago, st. louis, possibly kansas city and it looks like eventually some heavier rains possible, arkansas and tennessee. no tornado outbreaks. this is just your garden variety rain event heading for the middle of the country. today's forecast, bottle this one up, light wind out of the south, temperatures in the 60s. as far north as new york city. florida looks good except for showers in time. we will eventually see some of the rain in the midwest but you're still very mild. we do it again on thursday. we cool it off in areas like chicago and could be mid to upper 60s along the eastern seaboard. the only trouble spot if you have trouble plans would be in texas around areas like dal

don't want to ignore my friends up in northern new england who are dealing with a good winter storm.art one yesterday, part two during the day today. temperatures are warm enough in connecticut, rhode island and even most of massachusetts that the roads will be okay. one of the mass pike, the 495 loop, north of boston, that's where the snow will start filling in and coming down it will get colder as the day goes on. areas that had been getting sleet or rain will change back over to snow. plenty of snow through the adirondacks and through much of vermont and new hampshire the snow will be on the increase. one area that will get a lot of snow, portsmouth new hampshire, maine, possibly over a foot of snow by the time it ends late tonight into tomorrow. boston, close call. south of boston, two or three inches. boston itself, four to six, especially north of there. not much snow in southern new england. this is a new england special for you. ski resorts are loving it. forecast today, warm and just fine down i-95. one of the big stories u tomorrow we're expecting another tornado outbreak.

there will be snow showers from northwestern pennsylvania to northern new england.ostly dry in the midwest and the plains and a new pacific storm will bring rain and heavy mountain snow to the northwest. >>> in sports, a feast of exciting finishes, and let's serve the golf course first. there was a gator in the water and a tiger on the grass at the honda classic in florida. tiger sank two eagles putts during his best final round of. capped by a perfect approach and a birdie putt on 18 for a 62. finishing 10 under par. couldn't catch rory mcilroy, and he held the lead with a great bunker shot on 17. and a winning tap-in and then he becomes top ranked player in the world. congratulations. >>> now to nba action. what a night it was for the nets' deron williams in charlotte. he was hot from the get-go. draining three-pointers almost at will. driving for layups and picking up 21 free-throws. he hit all 21 on the way to, listen to this, 57 points. that is a franchise record and tops in the league this season. even so, the bobcats d.j. augustin missed a three and new jerse

flurries in northern new england. >> 51 in boston. 59 here in new york. 80 side from atlanta to dallas. 55 in chicago. 60 in minneapolis. phoenix, 84. sacramento, 68. >>> a rosy outlook for job seekers. why hiring could soon pick up. >>> and a question looming over the famed augusta national golf club. will it be forced to welcome its first ever female member? >>> and later in "the pulse" ron burgundy's return. m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m

we actually are pretty warm in areas of northern new england. it was warmer yesterday in boston at 74. you're 10 degrees warmer than new york city. a lot of areas are dealing with fog over the weekend and even this morning so just drive carefully. any coastal areas of connecticut, rhode island, mass, new jersey and down around delmarva area. interior sections should be sunny and another beautiful day. if you're out there towards pittsburgh or west virginia, you've been dealing with thunderstorms overnight. that will have a chance of later this afternoon too, but in all, temperatures will be very mild, maybe not as sunny in some spots today but the warm air continues pretty much everywhere. you don't even need a jacket this morning. all the severe weather, strong thunderstorms will be out here in texas later today. definitely watching the dallas/ft. worth area to austin and maybe possibly up toward shreveport, louisiana, with a potential of a few tornadoes. west coast, you had your miserable weather this weekend. cold and chili condition, still c

the only areas very cool and cold, bundle up north of minnesota, northern great lakes and northern new england. everybody else is pretty mild this morning. just need maybe the spring coat at worst. the rain is pretty much come to an end through the mid-atlantic. virginia is now dry. a few showers around albany, new york, springfield, mass, and over toward boston. rain in kansas and south texas. still a very warm day today from areas of texas through florida. most areas will be in the 70s and 80s. almost summer-like. as far as the rain goes, definitely umbrella weather. central portions of missouri. north of interstate 70. st. louis you have some light rain around you right now. areas of south texas. you are dealing with a few thunderstorms. most of those are avoiding the big cities. just one lone little strong storm between laredo and corpus christi. as far as what we're going to deal with today. once again, the middle of the country, a new storm system will be forming and heading toward kansas city late this afternoon. a chance of some severe weather with that. also showers around boston and

unseasonably warm weather all the way up into southern new england, even parts of northern new england. 73 in oakland. pittsburgh, cleveland, columbus have all reached the 80's. same thing in detroit. not quite that warm here. again, morning clouds delayed our warm-up so we have not hit 80 yet this week, but the potential is there tomorrow. if we see this fog burn off a little quicker, the temperature will rise again. fog forming, sun setting at 7:21 p.m. this high-pressure has been near bermuda all week long. it is showing some signs of weakening over the weekend. that allows this big swirl of clouds to inch closer. it does look like on saturday and sunday we will be dealing with the impact of this storm. some slightly cooler air comes in with the storm itself. you can see the big swirl of moisture and around the cut off a storm. that is now pushing into alabama and parts of tennessee. earlier in the week it was out in texas to louisiana. again, that will continue slowly progressing to the east as the center of the storm works its way east as well. tomorrow, parts of indiana, ohio, ke

well off to the northeast into new england and northern new england, we've got winter weather still takingcheck it out. in new hampshire and vermont, they've got winter storm warnings. for us, clear skies work in and we'll be in for a nice afternoon. again, very pleasant but it will be a little breezy. the reason why, we've got a pretty good pressure gradient setting up with that area of low pressure bringing that storminess up into new england. we'll have wind out of the west gusting to about 20 to 25 later this afternoon. as we get into tomorrow, quickly changing forecast. clouds increase tomorrow an and we'll do another round of rain i think friday night and during the first part of saturday. this is just like the last one and could bring some severe weather to areas out to our west. we'll have to watch that carefully. here is your five-day forecast. 66 today. overnight low, about 40. we'll cloud one temperatures in the 50s. by early saturday, the rain is around. temperature in the mid-60s. sunday and monday, that is where we should be, up he were 40s to about 50 degrees. that is a look

that's michigan and upstate new york, northern new england. northern minnesota and wisconsin.wn into the 20s and even teens right now in those locations. and chicago now down to 38 degrees. some of that cold air coming our way. buffalo down 36. saranac lake, new york, it's snowing now. and 25 degrees. we here about 500 miles, 600 miles south have a nice sunrise under the potomapotomac. here the day planner, temperatures by 9:00 near 6. then the low to mid 60s during the afternoon. winds will pick up, too, we'll have winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. look at the highs today, this afternoon near 70. fredericksburg to warrenton, manassas, culpeper. closer to washington, mid 16 in montgomery county, fairfax county, upper 60s, upper 60s arlington, the district, and in prince george's county. cooler, though, panhandle of west virginia, western maryland. highs only in the 50s to near 60. then a clear and chilly evening. by midnight, it will be down to the low 40s. then by this time tomorrow morning, all these counties in blue, freezing temperatures. that's most of west virginia, pa

even up in the northern new england. the only really cool spot. they set a record on 82 degrees. national anthem tuck it. they're at 58 degrees. a light north and northeast wind. tomorrow we get back to the east wind and that's going to bring in moisture over the atlantic ocean. this thing is just spiraling around and around and around. the actual center of it is over portions of missouri. it's lowing moisture air to million up to the gulf of mexico. with the my dry air mess. tomorrow scattered showers and thunderstorm activity. could see decent rain. and then on sunday, looks like that low pressure gets a little closer. temperatures will be dropping, but we do have a really good chance of seeing just plain old rain. and we need it. we're one and three quarter inches below for the month. late tonight, clouds come in. maybe a thundershower. tomorrow lots of clouds. and periods of rain developing tomorrow night and on sunday. it does not look like a great weekend. but it's been to dry and beautiful i guess we'll take it. >>> the sweet 16 wraps up tonight. the baylor bears are takin

england. that was like winter again. with temperatures in the 20's around it -- detroit and michigan. look how cold it was in northern new england. they had a pretty brutal winter. lots of snow and cold. from around new york up to caribou, maine, temperatures in the low teens this morning. a chilly start to the day. these temperatures will fall quickly. we're in the low 50's dirham baltimore. 40's in the mountains. expect close to approach freezing. the difference is we will have lighter winds. as long as the skies stay clear , a little patchy frost could form. we might be saved by some high and thin clouds. that would put a cap on the temperature drop. it is possible to be near freezing in some of the colder suburbs. this is the center of that high pressure. you can see the cold air over the border waters of the atlantic. the cold air mass moves out of the water. the winds are shifting to the south over the ohio valley and temperatures warming of 269. this front as it is approaching will be pushing some warmer air had a bit. temperatures will be much milder. there may be some bumpy thunderstorms from west virginia t

the winter blast that swept in from the northern plains to new england is now dumping more heavy snow of the midwest covered in nearly two feet of the white stuff. and the upper peninsula of michigan is now bracing for another ten inches on top of that. but for today northern new england is expected to see the very worst of it. >> my sister up in traverse city, michigan and her husband and daughter are enjoying the snow right now. >> she has a snow day. >> they put their skis on the stroller. so very innovative. >> snow can be fun if you don't have to work. i've always said that. >> here's a look at the rest of your weather. a mix of snow and rain in d.c., new york, new haven. near record highs with thunderstorms in the south. more late-day tornadoes in arkansas, tennessee, missouri, and illinois. heavy mountain snow in the rockies and the sierra nevada range. >> 55 in sacramento, 60 in albuquerque. 70 in phoenix. 42 in detroit. 64 in kansas city. 84 in dallas. a mild 65 in baltimore. beantown, you guys are at 41. >>> rescue teams have pulled a base jumper to safety after he got stuck