martinsburg to cumberland. you could actually see anywhere from 1/4 to 1/2-inch of ice and that would cause some big problems. glaze inside the beltway by 6 a.m. ice will accumulate on tree everywhere. critical areas are still west of i-95 and critical times are between now and 8 a.m. wednesday. here comes the storm. magenta is the mixed precipitation, rain across the delmarva, snow to our north. it is not a snow event for us. it is a freezing rain event. we ll zoom in. you can see the first batch of precipitation pushing through getting a little sleet up in frederick, but primarily freezing rain around the metro area. we ll come back putting the finishing touches on our ice accumulation map. you don t want to miss that. you said it, top. ice is on the way and you know what that means, rough, slippery road conditions. it s going to be very dicey overnight and tomorrow morning. our mola lenghi is live in northwest d.c. he spoke with driving instructor who says what you shoul
you can he what s left of the storm pulling away. looks like there could be a straggler of a shower or two out here approaching i-81. but that is it. so we re done with the precip for the day. now we re still hoping to get a little bit of clearing and a little bit of a warm-up. temperatures are in the 40s in luray to elkins. we re holding in the mid-30s here. the front is coming through. the winds are going to kick up. that will mix up the atmosphere a bit. we re optimistic for a little sun this afternoon as temperatures struggle to get not quite to 50. i was thinking maybe 50 earlier. no, we ll be in the low to mid- 40s this afternoon. back to 40 tonight. we are going to have a hard freeze again tonight. so anything that is wet will refreeze. could have some more slick spots. i ll be back in a few minutes with the seven-day forecast and tell you about the weekend storm potential but not too nervous. that s a little hint. sounds good. we ll take that. the wusa9 reporting
felt the sting of this morning s storm in winchester, virginia. ice covered roads, street signs, and mailboxes. it would be prettier if it didn t make getting around so much more difficult. check this out, a mark train smashed into a down tree on the tracks west of brunswick, maryland this morning. that was just the beginning of just a very long ordeal, which involved more and more falling trees and train tracks. one of the biggest problems left behind by the ice, the power outages. pg and e is working to restore power to 73,000 customers. potomac has 50,000 outages, more than half of them in frederic county. the ice is behind us, but it is going to be a chilly one tonight. topper shutt joins us. top, looks like everyone is going to dip below freezing. make you feel better, folks up in frederic county, there are 500,000 people without power in philadelphia. all right, here s the storm. there it goes. the magenta is the mixed precipitation. the green is the rain. we ha
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