Into wildwood. So, well talk about what we can expect. The snow will arrive during the overnight hours from the southeast to northwest direction. The steadiest of that snow moves in from 9 00 a. M. To 3 oclock. Highest totals south and east of philadelphia, slushy and slick roads is a big concern as we go throughout the rest of the day. Weve got more details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. Well send it back over you to brian. Melissa thank you. Lets switch live to chad pradelli live at the penndot salt yard in norristown. Chad, our very first live shot of the season there. I guess that means theres getting ready tonight. Reporter yeah, brian, hopefully not many more but a press conference under way as we speak as penndot updates us on its operations for this storm. A little bit of a lull right now but in a few hours, when the flakes begin to fall, things will certainly pick up. Inside the penndot Operations Center all eyes on the roads and the weather radar.
Quickly. Most of the region at or below freezing. Including Reagan National. 3. A lot of black ice developed overnight. Parking lots, sidewalks, drive ways, things like that be on the lookout. But thats one of the issues. Second issue is fog. You saw the live shot. Sense fog advisory for it immediate Washington Area until 8. Weather troubles subfreezing air and temperatures leading to slick roads and sidewalks. Many School Systems not taking chances with that nastyness. Lets rundown the choiceings and delays for you. Sfav ford wane Spotsylvania County schools change their status theyre now closed and frederickburg city schools also closed this morning. Virer, fairfax, loudoun, Prince William, arlington, culpeper, youre on two hour delay. Delayed two hours. In maryland, montgomery country Prince George own Howard County schools on two hour delay and Anne Arrundel and Charles County schools delayed two hours. In maryland still frederick, st. Mary and Calvert County schools youre on a two
Pushing towards hatteras and see what will side the camera over little bit and luke this radar and you can see how some of this whether down around smithfield North Carolina down to newton grove this up is kind of drifting off to the north northeast will see some of this moisture kind of streaming into the picture a little bit later i was in tracking showers out to the west over the mountains and mixed precipitation from high elevations for our area again were dry right now temperatures still in the low to mid forties in the upper forties to mid fifties across the immediate metro close to the co she finds warmer readings. Lets take a quick look at the twenty four hour temperature change or very close to or yesterday but in general temperatures through the afternoon will top out around fifty to maybe fifty three degrees officially some of those coastal areas a little bit warmer and we do have the chance three for hockey season. Isolated showers could develop to have that chance not a tr
These letters are still being mailed out, so if you do receive a letter like this youre asked to put it in a plastic bag and send it to authorities. Reporting in the studio mk ch13an. Breaking news on a terror investigation close to home. 23 year old aws Mohammad Younis al jayab. Is sitting in a sacramento, california jail cell right now. The associated press. Reporting tonight. Hes accused of traveling to syria to fight with terror groups. And lying about it to the fbi. Another terror suspect is also jailed in houston, texas. Thats the latest from the breaking news center. Happening right now. Another storm is moving across the valley. This is a live look outside as a winter storm warning is in effect for the Spring Mountains and sheep range. Chief meteorologist bryan scolfield is tracking the latest in the weather center. Bryan. Winter weather advisories are still in effect for the spring charleston with heavier snow totals possible at higher elevetions. A winter storm warning is in
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