>> yeah, meteorologist tim williams has the details. check it out. tim? >> good afternoon.e've been talking about the fluctuation in the temperatures. and some warmth building in from the southwest. it's starting to push in our direction. while we've seen light showers across the mason dixon line and light snow showers this morning we've seen a bit of a change. temperatures right now, 45 at bwi marshall. 67% relative humidity with that west wind coming in at 14 miles an hour. 29.51 is the barometer. across the state temperatures are just around 30 degrees in oakland, 46 ocean city. 42 over toward hagerstown and that 45 down in the nation's capital. around the immediate metro area, mid-40s and we will be going up as soon as this west/southwesterly wind starts to take hold. as marty mentioned earlier, got a little peek of sun. that is the order of the day for the next few days. clouds are going to start breaking here. we'll start to see fewer and fewer showers. they will be a little more widely scattered through the weekend. low pressure system moving across the coastline. on

bob turk and meteorologist tim williams are here now, to show us what we have seen, or whether we have seen the last of the snow. bob? >> i doubt it. but this morning, there was pretty good snow across northern carroll county. northern baltimore. southern pa. a couple of spots picked up two to three inches. right now, some sprinkles left, after that storm is pretty much gone. but there are still clouds around. and a couple of spots, according to light sprinkles. even above 1,000 feet. wet snowflakes. but temperatures are well above freezing in most places. temperatures are on the east coast. we're at the warmest anywhere. here to maine. 49 now. 42 in new york. up toward massachusetts. in the 30s. and 30s up across maine. where it's still snowing across the interior sections. they've gotten everywhere from 4 to 8 inches of loose snow here on the first day. we've got rain last night. not a whole lot. but tim has a look at the updated rainfall numbers for this region. and for the year as well. tim? >> well, we're right on target for the year. seemed that mark was a -- march was a bit damp

tim williams has more on when the sun and warm weather will return. it was no april fool's, was it, tim? >> no. although some probably thought it was. we're looking at first warning live doppler radar now. and just seeing spotty areas of drizzle and just very, very light showers out there now. open this up and give you an idea of what is really out there to our north. and to our north, well, there is a bit more mess. the snow that moves through here is well up to the north now. they have seen what we have been calling the april fool's snowstorm, up to the northeast and up in new england. they have seen in some parts that was area, up to a foot of snow in parts of new england. we have not gotten anything like that. and looks like we are going to see really great weather and improvement, heading into the beginning of next weekend. and of course, we know what that means. we'll have details coming up in your forecast. >> we'll check in on our roads right here. here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. some trouble out there i

bob turk and meteorologist tim williams, updating our forecast. >> took some time to get here. i'll tell you that much. -- that much. we have cold air aloft. creating clouds to the west of us. we'll start sprinkles going on. radar. just a few light rains. nothing heavy as you can see, rolling down. you might see a sprinkle this evening up across some of the higher elevations. to the west, maybe a few snowflakes. of course, it's all going to melt. we do expect a warmup. right now, temperatures in the northeast. still on the chilly side. we're at 47. philadelphia, 47. and albany, where they had snow earlier, they're around 40 now. the cold spots up across new hampshire and maine, temperatures in the 30s. and still getting snow there right now. and we had some rain overnight. most places only about a quarter inch or so. how do we look in the rain department? tim has a rook at the -- look at the updated numbers. >>> starting to look back at the rain we had over the last 30 days. for march, we had a total of 4.99 inches. that's up from the average of about 3.93. we are in the surplu

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william, heir to the throne, to wed catherine middleton. much of the excitement centers on royal fashion. who better to have with me than fashion guru timunn. there is breaking news on the bride's hair. >> there is breaking news. the first royal bride in working memory not to wear her hair up. she'll wear it down, the way we know and love kate middleton. excellent choice. >> we'll have a lot of fun this week. as we start counting the days, more and more focus is on the bride. recently, her great aunt said she wasn't so sure kate knew what she was getting herself into. that may well be true. there is a lot we don't know about her until now. nick watt with the middletons. >> reporter: you know what, kate, you'll make a great princess. sweet, smart, sexy, but who are you? where do you come from? who are your peeps? >> this is the big -- that the palace has. her entire family now from this day onwards will be exposed to high levels of scrutiny. >> reporter: doesn't take much digging to find the black sheep. gary goldsmith, kate's tattooed uncle, her mom's brother. a millionaire businessman filmed by tabloid reporters cutting what they claim

. >> reporter: reporter tim apple by says police never dreamed it could be someone as revered as kunl williamsknow jessica lloyd, even in passing, for any reason? >> reporter: commander of canada's largest air base. pilot for heads of state, even the queen of england. and now, murder suspect in chief. >> i've seen war criminals, i've seen suicide bombers, i've seen hit men. i've seen deranged husbands who lost it. certainly i've never seen anything like this before. >> you and i both know you were at jessica lloyd's house. and i need to know why. >> chris, that last exchange took place about halfway through what turned out to be a nine-hour interrogation. and experts we've talked to say it is one of the most skillful interrogations you have ever seen. >> what was it about this detective sergeant smith who was doing the interrogation there that he was able to extract the information that he needed? >> he is patient. he is methodical. he has planned every question. and his chief challenge is that he's faced with this high-flying colonel. you don't challenge the colonel. and so he uses all kinds

wftv's tim barber reports on the path of the destruction in suburban orlando. >> reporter: fallen trees gave myra williams>> the phone, the food, everything, i mean, i have nothing. >> reporter: down the road progress energy promised john his power would be turned back on. >> the irony is they don't have a clue how they're going to fix the problem or when they're going to fix the problem. >> reporter: his wife was on the phone with progress all day. just when she got through to a person, her cell phone died because she doesn't have power to charge it. >> i'm done. one night was enough. cold showers, one time. that's it. i've got to work for a living get up and have a shower and all that stuff, so we're in hotel world. >> reporter: an elderly disabled woman lives across the street. she'll have to sleep in the dark. progress was out here for three hours trying to fix the problem. they had five trucks on williams street and three more around the corner. but the power is still not on and progress is not telling williams when it will be. >> i have to go stay at a hotel. or at a friend's house or something. >>

william and kate are wearing. they will also be watching what the guests are wearing, as well. i turn to nick watt to help us out. >> i'm no tim of being a terrible dresser. so, we really felt we needed to go to the experts to find out what we can wear to this wedding. what we can wear that won't have the british people laughing at us. ah, the royal wedding. >> reporter: on friday, 1,900 guests will convene in westminster abbey, to see prince william and kate middleton wed. that can only beg one question. what does one wear to a royal wedding. nick, you live here. help us out. >> the brits are snippy. and wedding garb is a mine field. but we're at selfridges, and they will help us out. >> reporter: i found out from sophie, in a dressing for a royal wedding is no easy matter. which dresses do you think i should try on? because the wedding will take place at westminster abbey, sleeves for women are a do. this could take care of the sleeveless problem. looking too sexy is a don't. >> quite sexy for a royal wedding, i have to be honest. >> reporter: while it's supposed to look proper, not to look stuffy. i can't tell if i like it