. >> i'm abc2's meteorologist wyatt everhart. temperatures across the state 20 degrees above average. will it be warmer than tomorrow? we have those answers straight ahead. >>> apple's doing it again, surprising everyone with the announcement of a new 128 gigabyte ipad. it's twice as large as the current one. the added storage will, of course, increase the price tag. the wi-fi model will cost about $800. the lte will be a little over $900. the new ipad will be available one week from now. >>> now a possible merger between american airlines and us airways is in the works. if the deal goes through it could bring an immediate 4.3% raise for american's ground workers. the two airlines have memos that will require approval by a judge overseeing the bankruptcy case. >>> coming up, a case you have to stick around for. a war hero survives losing all four limbs in combat. now he's regaining some sense of normalcy thanks to a new set of arms. >> and bra dispil continues to mourn hundreds who died in a note club fire. find out what actions

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart in the most accurate storm center. a lot of activity on that radar. >> we'll show you that winter green shot. first, want to show you where the action is. it has stayed south. further south, south of d.c. although there are showers impacting calvert county and the lower eastern shore, mostly mixed rain showers and a little bit of radar return further north but we can't find anything on the ground. there's the hot zone. the pink counties is where we have washings, an advisory for the southern tep of the state. this is where the big action is, out in the mountains of western virginia where winter green is. you can see heavy snow bands. in maryland, most of the moisture staying dry. a lot of this is evaporating on its way down. a few showers south and east. we'll talk about how things will change big time. wait until you see next week. it's all coming up. >>> now to the breaking developments in the trial of john leopold. a big shift in the misconduct trial. leopold left after giving up his right to a trial by jury. help w

. >>> meteorologist wyatt everhart here. the bottom line is we'll continue to get the winds and the cold. the system continues to move north and east but snow showers from the great lakes, some reaching into western maryland. fact, through the overnight hours we could see snow showers, especially toward the d.c. area, just a little small disturbance passing through southern maryland. there could be more in the way of snow showers tomorrow. 37 degrees at bwi. wind is west at 30, gusting higher than that. put a little weather in motion. take a look at disun dock -- dundalk. you're camera shaking around in the wind. annapolis a big shop on the severn river. how about kent island today. looking on the chess peek bay -- chesapeake bay, you see the whitecaps. it will stay breezy tonight. we're seeing winds steady from the west, 20 to 30 with high are gusts. some of the highest gusts have been in the 40-mile-an-hour range. almost 30 in easton and salisbury a gust of 36. you had a chill in the 30s. feels like the 20s. it will feel l

with flooding continuing to be a problem, let's head over to meteorologist wyatt everhart. he's in the storm center. we're talking about more rain, more snow. what's on tap? >>> there will be some snow showers overnight. obviously, temperatures have dropped tremendously that will be a key factor. also, the winds continue to howl. we'll see very gusty conditions. right mew peak wind gusts 35, 24 in easton. the rest of the evening blustery with a wind chill down to the 20s and teens, a frigid night on the way. >>> we have been dealing with the high winds here all day but the winds, combined with near whiteout conditions led to a deadly pile up that left two children and one other person dead. the visibility was terrible when the crash began on 75. trrlts jack -- tractor-trailers jackknifed. >>> officials now say the 23 suspected tornadoes touched down in the south and midwest claiming at least two lives. some of the funnel clouds were caught on video. >> it just picked me up and flinged me three times. >> in the middle of the road. now the car is completely under water. pleas

let's check in now with meteorologist wyatt everhart in the abc2 most accurate storm center to find out how much long are we can enjoy this warm weather. >>> man and dog alike enjoying the weather. the cold will return with a vengeance to a certain degree by the and of the weak. annapolis, it never got much above the upper 40s because of a breeze off the chesapeake but most of the state well into the 50s and even 60s for highs today, so very nice stuff. our next weather maker is developing to the west. we're seeing a few clouds. i think it will be somewhat cloudy are, but this is the line headed our way. it will bring in the rain, quite a bit of it. we'll have more coming up. for now a milled evening. much more straight ahead. >>> fun for the ravens before. >> all right. count them. 5300 members of the media are inside the superdome. grown men in white jerseys acting like they're 11. when you run out of that tunnel on sunday, your emotions. >> i really can't explain this. i get chills every game. this is the biggest game of my career. >> reporter: media day is row deck cue lus. >> i am

let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart and the abc2's most accurate storm center to find outthis bitterly cold will be with

wyatt everhart is here with the most accurate weather forecast. >> look at temperatures now. one of the coldest nights we have had for a while down into the 20s. we have 31 now in stevensville and all points in central maryland below that freeing mark of 32 degrees. frosty night on the way. cold start tomorrow morning. crystal clear on maryland's most powerful radar. we are clear up and down the eastern seaboard and here's the first early look at that game time forecast in foxborough sunday night. ravens facing windy conditions, gusts to 35 with a wind chill in the 20s temps will be falling through the game. temps will fall here next week. wait until you see the arctic blast temperatures ahead. >> thanks. >>> new at 11, more victims have come forward accusing a former teacher's aide at the maryland school of the deaf of abusing them. 37-year-old clarence taylor was accused in december of abusing three girls at the school from 2008 to 2010 the new charges include allegations from as recently as 2011. the first am gations were he kissed or fondeled them when they were between 1