metro subway on schedule. 52 and the 54 buses operating with delays. 30 bus diverting at edmondson and swann. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. a few scattered clouds to start the day. 41 degrees at the airport. 36 in parkton. the temperatures will jump pretty quickly. it will not be quite as warm as it was yesterday. right now if you scattered clouds up north of the border and in central pennsylvania. what we're watching is this storm system is gathering strength in the midwest. it is in two pieces. one is heading towards chicago. they will come together and give was a good chance for rain by the middle of the week. the weather will be most find before that. cooler today than yesterday. high temperature between 50 and 55. sunrise this morning at 6:41. chilly tonight. temperatures drop back into the 30's. i think the rain may hold off until the drive time tomorrow morning. low pressure will come together and develop a warm front just south of us. this will be the trigger for the rain in baltimore. the temperatures will stay chilly. we will make it into the 40's for a rise. maybe the early

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the 30 bus is diverting at edmondson and swann. >> thank you. good morning.e're starting out with some light rain today. we pick this up on hd doppler and extends from baltimore back into frederick counties. around annapolis and anne arundel county are not seeing anything just yet. be prepared for some light rain to start the day. we have a thunderstorms and snow on the backside. a good snowfall in chicago. cold air on the backside of this storm. you have warm air traveling up the east coast. with the mix together is where you get the thunderstorms and the snow. this is a dynamic system. there will be severe weather. we're painted in the wrist area for strong thunderstorms. we'll get the sky to clear and we will have sunshine as the cold air moves and and we could see some strong thunderstorms along that boundary. the wind behind this front still 50 milest t 40 or per hour. it could be closer to 60 in the mountains. it will be bumpy this afternoon as we make the transition from the warmer air to the colder air. will make it close to 70 degrees this afternoon.

this one tops to move on by p the next swann much bigger storm system but for a different reason. talk about that in a second. first off, 38 out there now, winds out of the northeast, 5 miles per hour t is definitely on the chilly side across the area, 32, leastburg and gaithersburg. this is the area we could see icing, especially on the bridges and overpasses, the secondary roads, most of the plain roads have been treated. not too worried about those, watch out overnight into tomorrow morning, could be slick spots, area of low pressure, quickly moving on out. tomorrow, starting off chilly but becoming quite nice. temperatures around average, 45 this time of year, see a temperature rising with that sunshine tomorrow, plenty of sun tomorrow, plenty of sun on friday, friday, also looking nice, but then we are looking at our next storm system, yes, this one will have a chance for some snow on saturday. but the snow's not the part to really think about here, it is the cold air. it is gonna get really cold this weekend, maybe some of the coldest numbers we have seen thus far this winte

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