here is the winter weather advisory that goes across northern maryland, panhandle of west virginia, northern shenandoah valley. not looking for a big impact. during the daylight hours, light snow and snow flurries off and on mainly through about sun sechlt maybe an inch possible north of the media metro area during the day. not looking for a lot of snow. temperatures now are at or below the freezing mark. so anything that falls this morning should be in the form of snowflakes, although you can see here the radar is trying to indicate a little bit of a mix of precipitation in culpepper. we are showing at least snowflakes falling through the clouds. i don t know how many are getting to the ground. the air mass overhead is very very dry. a lot of those are evaporateing before they reach the ground. nevertheless, have your warm coat and a brimmed hat. off and on chances for light rain or light snow through the daylight hours. steadier rains come in tonight all rain by tomorrow mo
how heavydoes show the rain was. you can see hail coating the roads, making it look like snow. we will follow this story throughout the day and we will have the latest details online and on a bc 7 news at 5:00. to get over to eileen whelan with what we can expect. the cold front that is moving through our area helped trigger the tornado over the southern tip of virginia in the eastern shore. let me get you back to that. this is the radar. notice the storm cell passing the day, it intensifies quickly. that is when we had a little bit of rotation detected on radar. the storm moved over the chesapeake a. we will zoom this back. the water temperatures are in the low 80 s. see the white that is the hail core. it almost looked like snow. the yellow thing right over the cherry stone area, that is where the radar was picking up on some of the rotation. a scary storm. quite incredible to see how quickly the storm intensified. here at home, things were much quieter. morning and s
The Sarasota Police Marine Unit along with the U.S. Coast Guard Seventh District Auxiliary are urging everyone to get their watercraft checked out and make certain they have proper licensing prior to the Memorial Day Holiday Weekend when so many water enthusiasts will be out in full force.