i'm talking about all the way through for west virginia. 88 in the back field is clay. goes right through and gives buie all the space he needs and more to put west virginia firmly in control of this contest. and we have seen career performances from a number of players tonight. andrew buie headlines it, i think, for west virginia. >> gus: andrew buie. 31 carries, 207 yards rushing, two touchdowns, now averaging 6.7 yards per carry. nobody happier than that man. geno smith. >> charles: how about the way they closed it out, going down field. running the football. they got a couple big throws from smith. especially the second and 11 throw, otherwise, buie the offensive line full back took control in the last tree minutes of the game. >> gus: west virginia out scoring texas 14-0 here in the fourth quarter. after the missed feel goal. by texas. west virginia going on an eight-play 76 yard drive, eating up 4:07 and this one shifts forward. fielded at the 26 by roberson. roberson, with running room and he will get inside mountaineer territory, with 1:12 to go, texas with two

higher education is a big part of what we need to be doing better in west virginia. e are 50th in the number of college graduates. that is a big detriment to the job market coming into western virginia. we need more highly trained, highly skilled people for the jobs that want to come here. we need to do what is right for the higher education system and promote folks to go to college and stay in west for genuine a graduate. >> -- west virginia when they graduate. >> i am not sure i got the answer. >> we push people to degrees here in west virginia. >> do you support benchmarks on institutional enrollment or graduation rates? governor? >> absolutely. having one of the lowest graduation rates in the country is totally unacceptable. we have to do everything we can to make sure more of our students complete. it is not the number of those going to college, it is the number of students who complete. studies show in the next several years, most of the jobs market will demand to your degrees. that is one of the areas where we can really improve our college graduation rates. wh

i'm talking about all the way through for west virginia. 88 in the back field is clay. goes right through and gives buie all the space he needs and more to put west virginia firmly in control of this contest. and we have seen career performances from a number of players tonight. andrew buie headlines it, i think, for west virginia. >> gus: andrew buie. 31 carries, 207 yards rushing, two uchdowns, now averaging 6.7 yards per carry. nobody happier than that man. geno smith. >> charles: how about the way they closed it out, going down field. running the football. they got a couple big throws from smith. especially the second and 11 throw, otherwise, buie the offensive line full back took control in the last tree minutes of the game. >> gus: west virginia out scoring texas 14-0 here in the fourth ter. after the missed feel goal. by texas. west virginia going on an eight-play 76 yard drive, eating up 4:07 and this one shifts forward. fielded at the 26 by roberson. roberson, with running room and he will get inside mountaineer territory, with 1:12 to go, texas with two time-o

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out to the west, notice what is going on, towards west virginia. deep creek, the cold air is wrapping in behind the system and it is dragging in older air into the back side. it is mild to the north of the system and with the massive storm surge near new york and that is producing blizzard-like conditions to the west, impressive storm that continues to now fill back in. i do think that will continue to see some flooding rains coming in the picture. here is the radar shot, 11:22. notice the bands starting to set back up. elkton, cecil county, you see another recharge of the band of showers moving through, steady showers and gusty winds. draw your attention just towards the east, this is another band that has to swing through here during the course of the overnight. that could drop in some tropical storms and hurricane force winds. a good amount of rain in the present hour. eastern, here is the new band that is pivoting in from easton to dover. it will be in baltimore over the next 25 to 30 minutes. just be aware of that through the course of the eve

and in west virginia, pendleton county schools are closed, and berkeley, hampshire, and jefferson county schools are on a two-hour delays. several schools in virginia county and maryland as well as in the district that still don't have power. we expect an announcement from most of those school systems within the hour about whether the schools will be able to open today. >> let's take a live look at 5:02. just 43 degrees out there. a cold start to the morning. the rain has moved out. and we'll look at what the forecast looks like now. meteorologist tom kierein joins us this morning. >>> good news for the cleanup to continue, although we have a few sprinkles showing up on our radar. we still have stream and tidal flooding, all the areas in green. watch out for high water. mainly, it's the main stem rivers that are running high. all these areas in dark blue in the cold 30s. much of the mountain regions, got all that snow. and close to washington, the light blue areas, mos of maryland and west virginia, upper 30s to low 40s. here is the hour by hour forecast for today. maybe an isolated spri

mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spendn seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. and that's what this is about. protecting religious freedom and all marylanders equally under the law. join me in voting for question 6. alright, alright. now this is a party.

in west virginia. incorporated in richmond virginia back in the twenty's and you know was a union buster but had a pretty fairly good reputation i saw the picture in your book of mr massey standing in front of his when he started he was told that he was the one of that he was the grandson of one of the founders and. and he had sold his interest you know by the seventy's massey was owned by fluor and sure old dutch shell and the like that and eventually when around one thousand the early ninety's the massey family got out of that particular business they had set up as the director or the president and c.e.o. were to be the c.e.o. was don blankenship notorious man who was an incredible numbers cruncher great current account who grew up in the area but had a very very tough stance about unions and safety a major political donator. and and there you have it he helped set the stage towards the sort of autocratic way of management that contributed to the stance so if don blankenship. established the environm

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teacher: this is west virginia, pennsylvania, delaware.nders spend five hundred and fifty million gaming at casinos in these other states. question seven will build a new casino and bring table games to baltimore... generating hundreds of millions for schools. and that money has to go to education. it's the law. so vote for question seven. so we can stop spending all that money here, and keep maryland money in classrooms like mine. ((ad lib meteorologist)) 3 3 3 3- 3 it's a wrap on the presidential debates.. pebates..last night the candidates sparred over foreign policy..now we're just two weeks away from casting our votes. questionnof the day.ddd the your vote?our phooe lines are you're watching fox 45 morning. ((break 6)) 3 ((question of day animatton)) in just two weeks..you will cast your vote for theenext &ppresident of the unittd state. last ight was the last of three ebates...a way for the candidates to give oters a glimpse into what they would doo. if elected into office. office.that brings us to our question of the day.diddthe deb

let's zero in on west virginia. it is not only snowing there, they have had over two feet around 30 inches of snow. if you look at the video, from west virginia and from the western pan hand handle of mary they have had not only 30 inches of snow, but another foot that is going to come in the next 24 hours. even though the really big punch from sandy is over, there are still more problems to come. when we get to tomorrow night we will finally be able to breathe a sigh of relief. >> todd unbelievable. our team has this story covered for you. let's start with scott in lower manhattan. will wall street be able to get back to business tomorrow? >> the markets will open as scheduled tomorrow but that is about all that will be normal. behind me is the white hall street station for the new york city subway and take a look at video that was shot today of what lies below. it is flooded and flooded badly. you can see by looking at the video with turnstyles under water and platforms under water. it is going to take some time b

but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. early voting locations are closed todaa because of hundreds of peopll tried to beat the storm and cass theirr ballots early. early. many of the peopll who came to owson university for early voting said thhy were just trying to beat the crowds onnelection day. but a few of the people we talked to said they were worried hurricane andy would cause o be a problem ovember sixth.l - we haaen't had a problem with our power going out, but we jsst didn't ant to take a chance with the power beiig out attthe polls eveen early otinggtimee no word ee on if the polls will be opened tomorrow. both presideetial candidates aae canceling campaign events todayydue to inclementt eather. parts of four ompptitive states are in the storm's path... virginia, north carolina, ohio and new hampshire.president obama scrapped pla

and accumulations have already exceeded 2 feet of snow not just in west virginia but in states like virginia, north carolina, portions of tennessee dealing with a lot of heavy snow. we will bring you those shortly. sandy is looking a lot more disorganized stat kerred showers areas of heavier rain across the state of maine. we still do have flood warnings in effect. through the shot of west virginia that snow coming down around the pellston area mainly to the east of that and especially along the higher elevations. winter storm warnings are in effect across west virginia southwestern portions of the state of west virginia and winter weather advisories into portions of north carolina. incredible the hurricane or what was a hurricane now producing conditions. current wind gusts in the 20s across new york city across philadelphia. if you head westbound we have stronger winds across portions of the great lakes. that's what has been kicking up the waives across the great lakes. lake michigan wave heights as high as 20 feet through out the morning today. we will continue to see the wind dying down

on the back side of it, of course, we just did the interview with our friend out in west virginia buty are getting some extremely heavy snow. hearing of snowfall rates 3 to 4 inches an hour out here. traveling out to the west, blizzard westerning for much of west virginia and western maryland. for us, the rain will continue here for several more hours. you get the idea. we're not done with the risk offed intoing. in fact, we have a flood warning for most of the area here through late this afternoon as we switch maps -- as we switch maps. i don't know what is going on with the computer. let me see if i can get the maps to switch. as we do, you will be able to see that we've got rainfall -- there we go and the flood warning will continue here through 11:00 this morning. they will probably extend this as the flood warning is a combination of rivers and creeks that are overflowing their banks and of course, all the rain that we had out there last night causing some,s on -- causing some issues. julie will have more on that. with high tide arriving later this afternoon, we'll have some extr

into southern west virginia. your temperatures are up. talking about not needing a jacket, frederick is 50, one ever the cool spots with culpeper and orange. in warrenton a touch of fog and also up in york, pennsylvania. we're as warm as 61 in town and annapolis. highs today not october like. more like early september. upper 70s to low 80s. average high is 66. it's 5:29. here comes monika samtani. how is 95 northbound doing? any better? >>> much better, although it's still there. we're talking about a jackknifed tractor-trailer northbound 95 down in stafford before courthouse road. it happened at about 12:30 last night. there was a fuel spill involved as well. right now only the left lane is blocked and that is much improved from earlier this morning. so you should be able to get through with some delay but at least you' -- your right side of the roadway has been reopened. let's take a live look in springfield on the northbound side of 95, much further north from that accident. things are looking great both in th

in west virginia, pendleton county schools are closed. >>> thousands of area homes lost power in sandy. dominion virginia has more than 20,000 area customers in the dark. novec has 2,800. pepco has restored power to all but 503 of local customers. bge customers, more than 23,000 without power. local bge homes and businesses among them, and most of them in anne arundel county. >> let's turn right to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein and see what we can expect weather-wise. >>> the storm that was sandy has weakened a lot. it's drifting north away. keep going away. keep on going. spreading parts of west virginia and western maryland. western maryland got pounded, two feet of heavy wet snow. they lost power as well as down through davis, thomas, canaan valley, west virginia. a few sprinkles of light rain in fairfax county, northern prince william, up into northern fauquier. temperatures are cold. all these areas in dark blue, upper 30s. parts of prince george's and southern maryland and parts of virginia too. airs in light blue near 40 degrees. that's around the bay and right on the t

early voting has been suspended in six west virginia counties. let's go once again to storm chaser reed timmer trapped in elkens. you were racing toward the scene last time. what's going on now? >> last time we talked we were heads into the storm, and we dieded we couldn't make both happen. we went after the blizzard, and this is one of the most interesting yet insane storms i've ever chased. it had the feel of a hurricane, but yet it was cold enough for snow. the snow was also really a very heavy, wet snow. all of trees are drooping down, and power lines are coming down everywhere, trees are snapping. it sounded like shotgun blasts going off. it was a weird night last night. >> i think a lot of people understand why it was an insane storms you've encountered but what makes it the most interesting? >> as a meteorologist it's a huge anomaly. a storm like this has never come together and regarded in u.s. history in the same way. the reason a lot of ingredients have come together relative to the seasonal cycle, it's extremely rare and impossible to

parts of west virginia had 16 inches of that wet snow. right now around the metro area, we're getting pockets of moderate rain, northern virginia into maryland, montgomery county, now into prince george's, charles. these areas in yellow and orange getting pockets of rain. from prince william, fauquier, as well as loudoun and frederick county. occasional passing moderate showers through the day. a chilly morning. we're in the 40s from the beaches all the way to the mountains and the higher elevations where it's snowing, it's near freezing. current wind gusts 20 to 25 miles an hour. gradually diminishing. still peak gusts near 40 in the mountains. through the rest of the day, hour by hour, diminishing winds will be holding steady in the 40s throughout the rest of the day. i'll be back in ten minutes with another update. first 4 traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning, tom. >>> still checking on problems in our area. traveling in virginia in lorton, downed tree closes lorton road at hill road. what you're facing is a closure betwe

((break 3)) mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question seven.hat upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. frigid temperatures, snow s n 3 tiree, and potential power learn aaout winter weather hazards and how tooprepare forr them is now, so are yoo prepared? rene marsh has your watch.eather consumer watch..- in just a matter of eekss those one chiiling temps and back bruising shovvling jobs &pwill e rouuine oo uch of the country. wwnterssrettrn also ushers in hazards the national weather service is warning get prepared now.just know when winter weetter ssrikes where you will be ridinn that storm out in saae phelter and to make sure

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heavy snowss falling at this hour into portions of west virginia, far western maryland. that is going to continue but if you are traveling out to the west today, be ready for winter weather. it will continue for fly out there for several more hours. for us, we'll be dealing with rain for a good part of the day. the wind, the center of circulation, the wind have started to fall off although occasionally we'll see gusts. currently, our winds are gusting at about 25. here are your peak wind gusts from yesterday. 61 at reagan national. 60 at bwi marshall. 76-mile per hour wind gusts. winds were very impressive last night. 47 your daytime high. winds south and west 20 to 35. gusts to about 50 later today. rain likely. still windy out there for a time today. and things will gradually get better. i think you'll quiet down tonight and it will be plain old chilly. only 47 for a daytime high today. gets a little better this week. it will be gradual with highs in the 50s for the foreseeable future. that is a look at your weather forecast. let's get the latest from julie wright who i

all morningg 3&((break 5)) teacher: this is west virginia, pennsylvania, delaware.ear marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million gaming at casinos in these other states. question seven will build a new casino and bring table games to baltimore... generating hundreds of millions for schools. and that money has to go to education. it's the law. so vote for question seven. so we can stop spending all that money here, and keep maryland money in classrooms like mine. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. incredible opportunity forvoting for qubaltimore.en is an... jim smith: question seven will bring table games like... blackjack and poker to baltimore. stephanie rawlings-blake: you're talking about 500 new jobs. ken ulman: and increased tourism will mean more business... for maryland's small businesses. jim smith: and instead of marylanders spending... five hundred and fifty million in other states... ken ulman: question seven will keep that money right here. stephanie rawlings-blake: more jobs, millions for

ahead of that front, we've had showers moving into the mountains of western maryland and west virginiaa few sprinkles showing up on storm team 4 radar just north and west of washington. you might need an umbrella in centerville and hometown forecast by 7:00 a.m. a few sprinkles in the 60s possible. and a greater chance of showers by noontime and the upper 60s there. later today through much of the region, near 70 through noontime and early afternoon. passing showers likely through the afternoon. a look at the rest of the week and the weekend in ten minutes. a look at traffic now with danella. good morning. >> good morning. thanks, tom. >>> traveling i-95 in virginia, i want to talk about some delays. as you make your way northbound from stafford approaching quantico, you see delays northbound. just past lorton road, still have activity in the right shoulder lane. police are on the scene. back over to you both. >> thank you, danella. >>> it is now 5:42. still to come, a look at how much money this year's three-day cancer walk raised and how it stacks up to years past. [ mitt romney ] lo

that's the case in west virginia in the mountains.this brought the blizzard conditions to the region monday evening. 2-3 feet of snow, possible in higher elevations. we will have to wait and see what happens. >> variety of weather going on now. james is out this morning for us. he is in west palm beach florida. when sandy skirted the coast, he said i got to go north. >> here he is. how are you doing? >> reporter: had to come up and chase sandy. down in florida, it was warm k windy and rainy. it's freezing to me. we are seeing the rain, reisterstown, maryland emergency management agency. they have a whole pack here of weather instruments, anemometer spinning out there so they can keep track and keep everybody safe and know where to deploy people. that's across the street over here. the governor will speak at 10:30 today. he is going to come over here and speak and give a statement at 10:30. according to meama, there have been two deaths in the state, one from the tree falling in the house, another one from a car accident in montgomery

c-span: there's a whole lot of references to her attitude about west virginia. by the way, have you talked to her since she had the news conference? >> guest: no, i have not. i've talked to her publicist and i've talked to some of her aides. c-span: is she mad about this? >> guest: i gave rachael the book way back in late winter, early spring. i gave it to all the women. and at that time she called me and she said, "one, it was very painful for to--me to read, but it's very honest. and i gave the book to my husband and said to him, 'this is who i am. this is who i'm always going to be. i'm always going'" --rachael's a very sort of liberal person who, there's a story in my book about her not wanting to spend a lot of money on christmas cards, in fact wanting to give a donation to pediatric aids and just send out a little card saying, "we've done this in your name," and his advisers had said, "no, no, no. you can't do that. people down here don't care about that much and people like to keep these as mementoes." and so she said, "i'm always going to be a person who

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together to bring all this rain to the east, all this snow with another foot left coming through west virginiaenergetic. here are two numbers, both of them going down. one is a good thing. the other one is not. the movement west/northwest is 15. so that's been good, it's been moving along. the problem is that number is going down, meaning that will slow. any type of development and low pressure system, be it an area of low pressure that's a nor'easter or a tropical, anything that slows exacerbates the issues, be it the wind or the rain. the winds are coming down and will continue to come down because it is weakening. that is for sure, but the problem is the slow nature of it all. all right. here is a look. can you imagine the energy, at least 9 inches of rain on the eastern flank of this in places like delaware. western flank of it, 9 inches of snow in west virginia and that continues to come down. so it begs the question, right? we know the flooding, with he know the fires, where is this thing going? meteorological that's the most game in town. this is this morning. as we head through tonight

for both - mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy about that. ogden: no we aren't. mayor: so join us and vote for question seven. and west virginia, don't make me send jonathan ogden over there. mayor: vote for question seven. ogden: for baltimore. ((ad lib meteorologist)) ((ttaffic reporter ad libs)) ((traafic reporter 3 3 (((raffic rrporter ad libs)) 3 3 3- it's our fox45 "thanks iveaway" givveway!"we're iving away 100 ddllar visa giifcards every hour, everyday on fox45 thanksgiving.through thanksgivi. 3 you hhve 15 minuuessto call us at 410-441-4545 to cllim your p! prize!want to get your name in slash foxbaltimore nd click on "contests" to fill ut the form and read the official rules. commng up... a big night for awwrds.the defensive playyrs a. the ffllout from sand

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farther west, a few scattered light sprinkles into west virginia. right now, temperatures are mild, and it is muggy. we are right around 70, and the nearby suburbs around the beltway in prince george's, arlington, fairfax, montgomery county. farther north and farther west, it's in the 60s. as the day progresses, storm team 4 four-day forecast will have some increasing sunshine during the afternoon with lower humidity moving in and highs around 80 by mid afternoon. and then overnight tonight, clear 60s by midnight. 50s by dawn tomorrow. so quite a change moving in. and a delightful one at that. a wonderful autumn day on friday. and we'll have afternoon highs, take the day off near 80 degrees. on saturday morning near 60 with some sunshine starting off the day, and clouding up in the afternoon. highs reaching the mid 70s. might get a passing shower late saturday afternoon into saturday evening. and then a greater chance of some cool showers on sunday with highs only in the 50s to around 60. so a big change on the way. chilly starts in the mornings. mon

panhandle of west virginia into western maryland, shenandoah valley. the upper 40s to near 50 degrees across most of maryland, virginia. the bay waters, it's in the 50s. here's the rain, time lapse, looking like we're going to have taper off and ending a lot of this rain by dawn tomorrow. maybe in the form of a little wet snow here even locally. i don't think we'll have any accumulation but maybe some big snowflakes early tomorrow morning. and then as we get into the daylight hours on tuesday, we'll have pretty much all the rain over. the peak winds are tonight, 8:00 p.m., peak winds to near 70 miles per hour all across northern virginia. most of maryland and the district. and between 8:00 p.m. and as late as 1:00, 2:00 in the morning, gusts over 65 miles per hour. that will do the wind damage. that will bring down some badges. with the soaked ground, some of the older weaker trees may topple over bringing down tree limbs. so the winds diminish dramatically by tuesday afternoon. a lot of rain, 5 to 10 inches, may be causing some flooding. i'm back with

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potomac edison more than 35,000 outages in maryland and more than 98,000 across west virginia. smeco24 all in st. mary's county and novec more than 2700. in maryland allegheny and garrett county, schools are closed. and in virginia schools in manassas park are closed today as well. while most school systems will be back open today, some schools are closed due to power outages. in prince george's county excel academy public charter is closed. in d.c. everierson academy is closed. in fairfax county langley and holmes high schools are closed as well as sleepy hollow and spring hill elmintry. for the rest of the -- elementary. for the rest of the closings and delays, log on to our website wusa9.com or just watch the crawl at the bottom of your screen. >>> you know the treacherous conditions in new york city and the flooding around closed-in jersey kept wall street closed for two days. plus airport traffic was closed for two days due to sandy. >> it's getting better slowly. let's go to jessica doyle who's been live all morning long at reagan national to hit us know how the airports a

by the time it's all said and done three feet in the higher elevations in west virginia with snow as far south as the mountains of tennessee, north carolina and western portions of virginia. for cbs 4 news i'm david bernard in miami. >> here's some of the waves david was talking about, pushing a near record high of 20 feet. the record high for lake michigan is 23 feet. the high waves brought a cargo shipping to a standstill on the great lakes but as anna warner shows us deep snow is crippling west virginia. >> reporter: for the second day elkins is paralyzed under a heavy blanket of snow. no power means most of the city is shut down. almost no food and no fuel. what seems to be the trouble here today? >> well, the blizzard hit us. and i guess we weren't really prepared for it. >> reporter: todd's gas station has gas but without power there's no way to pump it. >> we're staying on top of gasoline but can't get it out of there. there's about 6,000 or 8,000 gallons but nothing we can do. can't get it out. >> reporter: power lines sagged under the weight of wet heavy snow threatening to s

. >> casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question 7. that upsets me, and that upsets and jonathan ogden. >> why is mayor stephanie rawlings-blake supporting competition for baltimore's casinos? she has supported -- her staff said she endorsed the because it allows table games at all maryland facilities. there is a trade-off. table games will add another 500 jobs to the baltimore site and the city will get a 5% share of revenue. >> question 7 means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. >> the mayor says question 7 also means more money for school construction, city property-tax relief, and operation of city recreation centers. analyst estimate the casino would cause a reduction in revenue, potentially $65 million loss. question seven guarantees there not be reduction of local impact aid in the city. there is nothing in place to do anything with the funds. casino operator will get a 7% tax break and the opportunity to lower it by another 3%. the trade-off is a temporary decline in gambling revenues going into the education trust

hit pretty heavy in west virginia.ome of these areas have seen up to 14 inches of snowfall, and we could see even more. the heaviest snowfall for parts of west virginia is going to be this evening, so definitely that area really dealing with a lot of problems. so here's a look at what i was going to talk about in terms of where sandy is right now. it's actually moving its way to the north, and you can see the wide swath of where it's affecting areas still with lots of precipitation as well as with lots of strong winds. here's our fox 5 accuweather radar. we have a heavy pocket of rainfall to the north here, through gaithersburg as well as here to the east, but, still, we're seeing rainfall here that's pretty steady. we'll gradually see it start to taper off in the overnight hours. could see a bit lingering into the early part of wednesday morning, but just be aware. we're still under a flood warning for the morning hours through here. so definitely be careful driving into any low lying areas, bridges, underpasses as we

you can see that white, that's the snow in west virginia.shoe west virginia, reporting over six inches of snow. and expecting to see about two to three feet of snow as sandy meets with some colder air, and another element of the weather system just to the west. five to ten inches of rain, the flood warnings remain up for our entire viewing area. that means flooding is likely. again, another look at the rainfall amounts, over three inches, baltimore, annapolis, pax river, amounts to the west, two inches, over two inches, martinsburg or hagersville. winchester, culpepper. you'll still be getting the high winds out of sandy. we'll move it through into the midnight hours. you can really see how the rainfall amounts will continue to add up by the time all is said and done. we've got the heavy rain over early tomorrow morning. still some showers throughout the day on tuesday. and maybe even early wednesday morning. rainfall totals out of sandy could be in excess, again, of seven and eight inches, even around st. mary's, calvert county as much as t

west virginia in particular is being hardest hit right now.itting on top of a west virginia mountain in whiteout conditions, i understand, tracking this storm is well-known storm chaser reed timer. all right. so reed, usually you're chasing tornado tornadoes. this time it looks like you're finding yourself in whiteout conditions. best describe where you are. >> we're about five miles east in west virginia. we're at over 2,000 feet. we're getting three to four-inch per hour snowfall rates. we're seeing thunder, lightning throughout this event at the same time as the snow. probably at least a foot and a half up here now. i wouldn't be surprised if we get double that through the whole event. and it's just starting to get windy right now. and the snow's very heavy. and trees are going to start coming down and power's going to be lost. >> so we're looking at some live images from you and your crew there in west virginia just outside of elkins. so you elected to be there to witness this storm in the form of a snowstorm or is there another explanatio