police have not identified a suspect, a person of interest, or even given us a car description. but coming up at 6, what miguel says his father did that likely saved his life. reporting in southeast, meagan fitzgerald, news4. meagan, thank you. we re tracking changing weather conditions now. and our weekend is going to feel very different, isn t it, doug? well, it will be on the warm side for sure. temperatures going to be around 90 degrees tomorrow. right now we re in the low 80s. we have the chance for some storms. let ing look at the storms on storm team4 radar. shower activity mostly toward the west but a couple of storms in through northern virginia, we saw them through southern maryland earlier. they ve dried up. we re still looking at shower activity through prince william county. we had thunder with this. these are starting to die off. the big storms back toward luray and toms brook right along i-81 here, shenandoah and page kwoupty. look toward fredericksburg
his wife so much. he lived for them. something he let his family know often. his daughter spoke with us at a vigil after the shooting. dad was very good at taking every opportunity to let us know that he loved us. at all costs, even he would make a fool of himself just so he understood it. he was an every day hero. unspoken hero. a memorial fund is now set up for mike ridgell s three children. you can donate to the ridgell children s memorial fund at the pnc bank at 2525 hanover pike maryland 21074. sara sampson wbal-tv 11 news. the service was the first of two yesterday in maryland. another victim was laid to rest in prifrngs georgeprince george county. hundreds came to pay their respects at yesterday s service at the first baptist church of glen ar done. she told the washington affiliate frasier will be remembered for the love she shared in life. (indiscernible) she is survived her parents and six siblings. they will offer the knife of jason snyder a 13 year v
was presented with more than $6,000 in donations. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org you are watching wbal tv 11. how a very hard night for new england. we will have more on that. john collins is here to give us an update on our forecast. we were lucky. a few miles would have made a huge difference in the outcome of that storm. new england got hammered. there is still some residual snow on the backside of the storm. most of the storm is out to sea and out of the range of the u.s. radar. nova scotia is getting a lot of snow right now. we cannot reach it on the radar. you can see snow up in the state of maine. cape cod is still getting snow. 1,500 miles to the west in missouri and arkansas, oklahoma, texas, into nebraska, there is something new. it is a new storm. the entire weather pattern has shifted to make it easier for a nor easter to develop. this storm was the leading edge of that
we are working 16 hour shifts. in this weather, that s tough. it was tough to dig out dozens of cars. across the region, many of the roads have reopened but are very messy and public transportation is offline. which means of those who want to get around have to be a bit creative period going down the hill. trying to ski in boston for the first time. sleds, even a kayak. but for longer trips, airports have reopened but flight options are limited. for most here, the journey is not as much about distance as it is determination. their destination back to the way things were before the storm. a trip that will not take days but weeks. here in maryland, the storms there is but a few dozen utility crews are up north dealing with the large amount of power outages in the region. sarah sampson is at bge headquarters. whatever there is a weather event, utility companies up and down the east coast to try to help each other out. there were hundreds of thousands without power in
[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] good morning. and welcome to 11 news sunday morning i m jennifer franciotti. i m lisa robinson. our top stories in just a moment. but first let s take a look outside with with our meteorologist avery johnson. yes. but we with our meteorologist ava marie. but we don t have the cold weather. without the wind it makes a whole lot of difference. one storm is heading out to sea. that s the one that brought all the snow to new england. but look at thunderstorms possible in the south. a blizzard in the plains. all weaver mostly going to get is rain. there s a slight chance for freezing rain in the northern areas of the state. we re warming up to 30 at the airport. the forecast for today starting off with sunshine. clouds increase throughout the rest of the day with highs from 40-45 degrees. we do have that chance for rain tonight. only a slight chance for freezing rain. we ll detail that in your seven-day 23rk. dig