What we can look for overnight from top. You know, stop and think about it, snowfall, two out of three days, you think we would have more, but we dont. Two clippers in a row. The big problem will be walking, especially when you get your paper. Lets start with a satellite picture radar combined, watch this thing just move through the metro area. Now all the snow is offshore, a little bit of snow upstream. May see a flurry overnight, but our snow is long since gone with the clipper. Temperatures actually havent done much. In fact, because we havent cleared up, they have gone up in the past hour. In fact, 24 downtown. Looking at 19 still in gaithersburg. That hasnt changed. 23 in leesburg and 23 in manassas. The winds havent picked up yet. By tomorrow morning, well add a 15mile per hour wind to this. Windchills will be in the single digits. So, breezy and cold at 6 00. 16 to 24. Breezy and cold at 8 00 in the 20s and by 10 00, still breezy and cold. Temperatures holding in the 20s. A fair
Temperatures here right around 20 degrees throughout most of Montgomery County. So that is, of course, going to keep that snow from melting. The problem that will probably have on roads like route 355 later on tonight, is that as rush hour winds down and those roads start to cool off a little bit, we could have a little bit of freezing. However, i have seen the plow trucks out here distributing the salt, so they are doing everything they can here in Montgomery County to prevent that refreezing from happening. The side streets, like our photographer, danielle is showing you right now, are going to continue to be a problem. Just take it easy and you should be fine. Thats what we have right now, live from gaithersburg. Im meteorologist, erica grove for wusa9. Topper, back to you. Thankfully, its a light snow. It is a dry snow, much better traction on dry snow. This is why we dusted off the impact meter yesterday. Well come back and talk about when well get above freezing. We have good new