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let s drill down in the metro. at 1:00 tomorrow morning it will be cloudy. temperatures in the 40 s. to the west, the rain will move in. advance to 3:00 a.m. the cold air turns to snow around the blue ridge and north. rain moving in the metro area at that time. at 5:30 in the morning and the transition from rain to snow will move right in the metro. from i-59 corridor to the west. rain and moderate rainfall. colder air comes in overhead first. even though the temperatures will be above freezing we will see it change to snow. the system will be a fast-mover. by 8:30 in the morning, most of the snow will be about to exit stage right off to the east. as that is happening, it will have put down a coating of snow in the metro area. maybe slushy accumulations, up to an inch or so. not much at all. mostly rain south and east. don t have to go far north. winchester, frederick, one to three inches. more to the north. the old fashioned february snowstorm when yu the metro area. w ....
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tom: yeah, alison, that incident highlights why the metro gm wants more time to work on the tracks. the hearing started at 12:30 this afternoon. the last speaker walked out those doors about 10:00 tonight. until metro s safetrack program ends next spring, it closes at midnight seven days a week. the question is what happens after that? government jobs, closing on saturday and sunday. tom: they want weekend late-night service back. until june, metro stayed open until 3 a.m. fridays and saturdays. now sometimes workers have to take taxis instead. we cannot afford that on a does not with the system open as many hours as it used to be, giving crews time to maintain the tracks. metro was looking at a bunch of choices, everything from opening at noon sundays to shutting down at 11:30 on weekdays. the gm said he could live with a compromise in which late-night service ended at 1 a.m. weekends. we use it as safe transportation around the city. tom: most speakers and metro ....