Traffic and ladies lets get the headlines. Caitlin, you first. Maureen were coming off of our first snow of the season on saturday. Looked beautiful. A lot has melted. It is still chilly this morning. Few more flurries in the forecast. Ill have all the details. Erin. Right now were delay free and all metro rail lines are on time. How is that for a monday morning headline. Winning. Thanks erin. Were going to start right now at 5 oclock with some news in Montgomery County. Its a tragic tend to a desperate weekend search for a missing teen after his body was found yesterday in the woods of a bethesda neighborhood. The teen went missing saturday night. Fox5s Melanie Alnwick is live in bethesda now with the very latest in this story. Mel. Reporter good morning, guys. Were live outside of Walt Whitman High School where this teen went to school. He was a senior here. Montgomery county police say this is an ongoing investigation. And apparently the teen was reported missing when he didnt come
From abc news, this is world news now. A good morning to you all. Were going to begin this half hour with winter making an early appearance. There is more heavy snowfall in upstate new york and snow in the forecast all week. Theres already a foot of snow on the ground in the buffalo area, and whiteout conditions exist on many highways. There are travel advisories now in place. Rob marciano with more. Reporter more than 100 million americans feeling the effects of this winter blast. Lakeeffect snow falling from indiana to new york. Thundersnow, startling west seneca. Three miles south, this scene, the bills colts game, snow falling up to two inches per hour, so thick at times you can barely see the field. Indiana drivers dealing with whiteout conditions, slick roads causing crashes. A jackknifed tractortrailer slowing traffic to a crawl. This driver careening into a pond outside boston. At the height of the winter storm almost 300,000 without power. Theres trees popping all over. Never
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