windchills, 5 below to 5 above.ow temperatures 15 to 25, winds northwesterly at 15 to 30 and gusty. good thing all the snow, the 30 inches of snow had melted and had crust on it, or we would have all kinds of snow blowing around today. maryland side, until 10:00 p.m. virginia side of the river until 7:00 p.m., and on the west side of the eastern continental divide, they go until 7:00 a.m. new totals for you. annapolis, 12 inches. gaithersburg, 11 1/2. look at old town, alexandria, 10 1/2 inches. and leaseburg, 12.5 inches of snow. all right, storm potential. 6 to 12 metro. north, you find 12 to 24. 1 to 2 feet in the panhandle along the pa, maryland border and up into north eastern, maryland, which was going to be the bulls eye. tomorrow, partly cloudy, windy, and cold. winds are still up there northwesterly at 15 to 25 and gusty. by afternoon, partly cloudy and cold. winds northwesterly. they are coming down a little bit. it's a good thing. now in terms of the big picture, look at this storm system. it is just incr

the windchill at dulles airport now just two above zero, windchill at prince george's county and andrewss, feels like ten in washington. now i'm happy to report, though, it looks like the radar is showing a decrease in the heavy snow. so we may begin to see finally the storm as far as the heaviest snows are concerned are beginning to wind doichb. right now the very heaviest snows are in prince george's county and from mt. vernon through alexandria and arlington and around bethesda over to silver spring. the dark blue areas are where it's falling a little bit less, but still, nonetheless, it's coming down pretty hard. and now we need to go back to the studio, back to you. >> because we have maryland governor martin o'malley on the telephone with us. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. sir. >> what are you telling marylanders today about the weather and what are you suggesting that they do? >> i think everybody i don't mean to laugh, be u i sound like a broken record. if you didn't heed that advice before, you need to heed it now. there are whiteout conditions on almost all of our r

the windchill in washington now is just at 7 degrees. now, the latest radar showing that the intensity of the snow has actually decreased a bit, and in these areas of dark blue, where we're still getting some moderate snow, but earlier, we had them up in the green zone here in the precipitation scale, which was heavy snow. so thankfully, we're not getting the heavy snow any longer, but we are continuing to get moderate snow in washington, prince george's montgomery, fairfax, arlington, loudoun, into frederick county, howard county, and washington county, panhandle of west virginia, this entire zone, still getting moderate snow. but it is going to be gradually decreasing in intensity as we do get into the afternoon hours. look at some of the totals we've had so far. tabulating those for us this morning has been veronica johnson, who joins us now with all the latest. veronica? >> thanks a lot, tom. totals have been coming in by way of e-mail to us. continue to send those in. continue to go out and take those measurements. steve in dunkirk

windchill, 5 below to 5 above. temperatures aren't going to do much. the winds northwesterly at 15 to 30 and gusty. all right, the blizzard warnings have been extended from the district and the maryland side of the river until 10:00 up towards baltimore. the south of the river down toward virginia until 7:00. that actually has not changed. that has been the same all morning. all right. look at these totals. mitchellville, 21 inches. monroe and frederick county,21 inches. 13 inches, ashburn a foot. when we had the lull in the storm, they never got hammered as it picked back up this morning and this afternoon. 6 to 12 in the metro area. 12 to 24 to the north and to the west of us, back in the mountains, and also to the north and to the east of us, even down toward the northern neck. they have 5, 6 inches. teens and 20s. windchills around 0 to start and winds northwesterly at 15 to 25 and gusty. by afternoon, partly cloudy, still windy. i mean, not super windy like now, but it would be a windy day. mid 30s. northwesterly wind at 10 to 20 with higher gusts

windchills 5 below. temperatures aren't going to move much 15 to 25 for lows. 15 to 30 miles per hour and gusty. the blizzard warnings have been extended in maryland until 10:00. that includes montgomery county and fairfax and frederick. now down to the south and to the west in virginia, they are going to expire at 7:00. that doesn't mean you can go to your favorite watering hole. i would stay home. visibility isn't going to improve greatly. snowfall amounts, 1 to 2 feet north. around a foot downtown. a little bit less to the south. 4 to 6 inches and way to the south in talking about 2 to 4 inches. out to the west, you are talking about 6 inches. that's why we had that 6-inch to 12-inch ban. we had 12 inches here in northwest. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, windy and cold. teens and 20s. winds still a factor. northwest at 15 to 25 and gusty. and by afternoon, partly cloudy, still windy and cold. high temperatures in the mid 30s. winds not quite as crazy, but still northwest at 10 to 20. all right, look

windchills in the teens.ike the 30s if not the 20s. a bit of a wind chill. one last one. i'm giving you guysxtra time. >> as we told you, is you and-a-halfy warnings have been sued for hawaii and beyond. live from honolulu where they have a tsunami warning for the entire state. good morning. give us a sense of what authorities are telling residents and tourists to be prepared for in the coming hours. >> it is 3:30 here and they are just starting to get the word out that people need to get prepared. the big thing is at 6:00 a.m., we have a statewide emergency siren that will go off on all the islands that reaches most of the state. we have air patrol planning to fly over to let campers know they need to head to higher ground at 6:00 a.m. the first wave is expected to hit at about 11:20 this morning. we have some time to try to clear out everywhere along the coast. >> you had tidal surges in the past, but no major warnings like this. the last major is you nam to hit the big island was in 1960. is hawaii ready a

sleet is the ice pellets that will bounce off your face and windchill.lush, that's all we wanted last night. >>> thanks, justin, some of the roads will have a light coating of snow which we pretty much seen. as justin explains, freezing rain could actually be as dangerous because it does freeze on contact. on the asphalt becomes close to visible. that could be a challenge as you made out the goal. i will see davidson road. traffic is being diverted to ridel. if you are traveling in the outside. debre in the roadway. now closer to nursery road. if you are traveling to it. and in baltimore accident, still working. folks, at this point, the roeths so the plow crews could get out there and do your thing. keep your speeds down. keep your breaking difference significant between two you and vehicle. we'll be back with more of good morning. maryland when we come back. after all the rich holiday food... and activity you were...? irregular...sluggish. so i took the activia challenge... wow. it works. now she has a spring in her step. would you recommend activia? i

up in frederick, maryland, with a windchill of 3. so obviously all of you folks that have this powdery snow around, the blowing and drifting continues. and over the weekend, some mixture of clouds and sunshine. temperatures above freezing. still in the 20s at nighttime. no rapid melting for sure. this will be one of those starms as we so often see with these huge storms that doesn't want to release its grip. still several hours of these bands of snow coming through. 10:00, 11:00. that should be really finally all out to the east and the eastern shore. back to you. >> thank you, bob. >>> sometimes a man needs to get to the post office. no matter the weather conditions outside. this guy did so today. he got on his skis. you'll see him in a minute. there he goes. he got on his skis, went to the post office, found that the post office was closed, so he made his way over to the mailboxes, took care of the business that he needed to take, and then went on about his business. >> why not? >> why not? >>> there was another snowball fight in w

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the rest of us endured the windchill. it felt like 10 or 15 degrees most of the day. >> basically you're just cold. >> just cold. cold. >> reporter: cold and anxious that all those rocking trees don't come down on the power lines. a day of wind warnings to watch out for. >> live on skype outer loop of the beltway. in the end there was damage but it was not widespread. that's good news. and so is good news that the wind is kind of stopped blowing this car around tonight. reporting live, scott broom, 9 news now. >>> modelling the behavior, both hands on the wheel. >>> fewer out on the roadways after out for debris and power lines, right, patranya? >> watch out for winds and drivers trying to get around. the toll road to alexandria, a 10 to 15 minute delay. on the other side of 495 i-95 to route 50 is jammed. a live shot at silver spring, this is an area where we have downed trees in the area. shut down right now between georgia and lay hill road. downed trees on top of power lines. we've been seeing this in many areas. take

windchills in the 20s though. maybe a left over flurry in the morning. 20s and 30s.rnoon, a flurry possible but highs in the 40s. 40 to 45. satellite picture, radar combined. this next storm in california could be our next storm as we get into tuesday night and wednesday and it could be a coastal storm. in the meantime this massive storm is off long island and it's produced snow back to detroit and a cleveland and chicago. it will slowly move away over the weekend. next seven days. #4u tomorrow. maybe a flurry. 36 on sunday. nice on monday. 50. we'll watch the coastal storm. it will be possible. tuesday and wednesday would be the critical times. we're back in the 40s thursday and friday. >> i refuse to worry about that storm. i will go to the weird news file. when we think of birds making music it's about whistling or squawking but how about a screaming guitar solo? in england they've hooked up electric guitars and the finches just sort of fly about. a bird lands on a guitar string and voila, music. sort of. it ain't hendricks. what do you want? just because they can

not only that but also with the winds and the temperatures in the 20s, the windchills making it feel like it's in the teens. these winds are still with us. the winds will diminish after 11:00, 12:00. these amounts will go up another four or five inches. it's possible there could be some spots even approaching 30 inches in northeastern baltimore county. down to the west and southwest, not all that much. we've had here in washington 28.3 inches of snow for the week. for the week. and it is more than we had in the knickerbocker storm. and now we're two inches greater than the previous record for wint er season. 55.6 inches of snow. there's the wind coming in. overnight tonight, we'll continue to see it move off. finally by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, the snow does diminish. it will be breezy tomorrow, but at least it will allow everybody to begin on top of things. i think the winds tomorrowill be, oh, still 15, 20 miles an hour. but still blowing and drifting during the evening. the snow tapering off west to east. pretty much for downtown and spots like falls church and even mclean. probably pre

not even a windchill to worry about tomorrow. where is the storm?s taking shape now in the southern plains and eventually the surface low will be reflected in the western gulf of mexico. classic position for us. classic origin. it is kind of in the beginning stages, infancy stages right now moving into the tennessee value, die out. secondary storm will form on the carolina coast much the only thing we are really lacking is pure arctic air but we have enough air, enough cold air to provide looks like pure snow from say dulles west and probably gaithersburg north to west as well. right now just a few clouds. couple sprinkles early. clouds will give way to clearing skies after midnight. next seven days. 42 tomorrow. nice day. 37 on friday. only good news is on friday when the storm starts it will be above freezing but that will quickly change by evening. heavy snow friday night into saturday. only 32. only 32 on sunday and monday. don't look now, but another storm comes in here tuesday we will have arctic air. upper 20s for highs. in the wake of that s

and of course, windchills will be in the single digits and the teens. let me show you live doppler.his on our website, along with our interactive radar. see a few snow showers out there on the west side of the 70 and the river now. we'll start closer to town. and they are holding that together a little bit. not completely. but we do see a little bit of the snow showers, running right down route 7, headed for greatfalls. and again, they looked pretty intense after a while. and a little bit of the activity on the other side of the river, over towards poo tommic -- potomac down towards seven locks. now, we'll move up to the north a little bit. we'll see where the heaviest activity has been, right on point for the rocks, down 85 over towards dickerson and over here with pretty good batch of snow showers. all right, let's go back to the computer. and we'll talk about tomorrow morning, we're still talking snow showers. 20s and 30s and a trace of two inches is possible. knocked the winds down a little bit. not much. and westerly at 25 to 40 miles per hour and gusty. by the afternoon, thed

northwest winds at 18 and windchills in the upper 18s.re dropping off in ocean city, pieces of energy here right across there through richmond, that's why things have exploded here in the last hour. and you see really heavy stuff not just from richmond but back into west central and central pennsylvania. so we're looking at a lot of snow still. when the storm is done, it's going to be tough to measure for the rest of the day but we're talking 6-12 inches for us. 12-20 across northern maryland, northeastern maryland and the mountains of west virginia. and less snow down south in southern maryland. 30 with the wind today. wind tomorrow but we'll still see sunshine and blowing around of the snow as well. friday, saturday, sunday better. monday there is a clipper system and we'll worry about that later. that could drop more snow. and 6-12 dropping in the west. angie. >>> a driver that doesn't have to drive, it shouldn't be a question. the problems are popping up. you can barely see through our cameras now. 370 headed westbound at ramp to acce

windchills will be below zero. partly cloudy, still windy and cold. high temperatures in the mid 30s and winds northwesterly at 10 to 20 and gusty. look at this monster. it is a monster now as it is still wrapping around moisture from the atlantic ocean. they pick up moisture from the gulf of mexico and the atlantic ocean. sky's the limit, so to speak. it will pull out and move out to sea and take with it the precipitation. reminder, if you lose power, generators must be ventilated. keep space heaters away from furniture or curtains. never leave burning candles unattended. winds, 32-mile per hour wind gusts at national. and we just reported out in loudoun county, 62-mile per hour wind gusts. it is indeed dangerous out there. back to you guys. >> last hour, top, it's going to stop when it stops. we'll see you in a little bit. normally when it comes to alexandria, we get worried about flooding because of all the rain over there. >> tonight, those streets are at a standstill because there's a lot of snow there. surray chin is live there with the latest.

windchills, single digits or teens with those strong winds literally howling at 40 miles per hour or stronger and the heaviest snow pretty much now until early to mid afternoon. that band of snow will actually shift itself off to the east and you can see that pocket. this is the pocket that computer models were picking on. it looks like it's racing through central virginia into the coast which means the coastal areas turn into snow. we're watching the cold air turn back in. we're watching rapidly deepening low pressure off of the del mar of the coast. this is what is pulling air in from all directions like a vacuum. this is what is going to increase the winds and turn everything back to snow. the thing is the computer models picked out this band of heavy snow to literally just sit right on top of central maryland for at least six hours. if that happens, we could be throwing some of these snow forecasts out of the window but basically we're looking for the temperatures going from near 30 or freezing now eastern shore into the 20s. there's temperatures of 16 in charleston and pittsburg

windchill not a factor now but the winds will be picking up. want to point out for some of our state officials. they're dealing with visibility at .25". in resisters town getting reports of 6 and 9 inches of snow on the ground. got this report from new freedom and jeff tells me he's got 13.5 inches. >>>

and by the way, the windchill is about ten degrees here. still some snow to fall.e'll show you a picture of times square, our neighbor back at home, where we had a good ten inches of snow. by the time the snow stops there will probably be a foot of snow in new york city. quickly, here's how the breakdown was. we had rough surf conditions and rough winds and beach erosion along the coastline. then, that line of heavy rain and some snow. we'll see a bit more snow, as we watch this low hang around throughout the weekend. we think you may collect an additional three to five in syracuse. three to five in new y >>> a very good morning, we have a little bit of lit snow north of the city. in addition to the wind, it will feel cold. tomorrow, a few sno and we are on the ramp here, at the phadelphia convention center because we're going to go inside to the philadelphia international flower show in the next hour, robin. >> maybe you'll have better luck inside instead of trying to build a snowman like you were earlier, sam. good luck. >> it's hard to pack it. >> yeah, yeah, ye

gradually tapering off tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening it will be blowing and drifting with windchills into the single digits. unfortunately with the tree loadings and the west snow that's falling out there right now just adding to the weight with the winds, i'm afraid we could be looking at serious widespread power outages for tomorrow afternoon as if we don't have enough already for the folks that have been hit so hard. here's that mixture on and off for the next few hours. but by the time we get to midnight to 2:00 in the morning, the cold air and theolder air aloft begins to run out. folks into st. mary's county down towards the northern neck will see freezing rain and sleet there. it will turn into all snow by tomorrow morning and heavier snow and montgomery county, fairfax county. the morning rush hour, what there may be of it, will see increasing northwesterly winds. finally, we get to 2:00, 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. things begin to taper off. but not before there's another 20 inches of snow in some of the northern suburbs and up to baltimore, northeastern maryland. you folks int

when youxd factor the windchill the temperature there was about 24 below. that's cold.ook them to a shelter where they are currently up jj adoption. it probably won't take long. >> i would think not. >> they are cute as they can be. >> they are cute and don't you know they were huddled together. >> keeping each other warm. >> we'll be needing to huddle together. >> going to be a lot of family bonding saturday, sunday, monday maybe. >> as if we haven't had enough already. >> this is still some uncertainty with this. the track, as we all know. but it's looking like a big one. and the december kind of snow, too. this morning, it was beautiful. here we are in february. you can see with that sunshine, we did have some melting. our high temperature today, we made it up into the low 40s. our low temperature, 30 degrees. matter of fact, when it was snowing yesterday, our temperature didn't really -- it was about 33 degrees. outside now, some clouds out there. the clouds will beÑi breaking u later on. our current temperatures are right now 40 degrees here in washington. look at