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It's too cold now, but watch for signs next month that the 17-year cicadas are here. Then, it won't be long before you hear them everywhere.It was in 2004 when WBAL-TV 11 legend Rob Roblin introduced us to the lessons of the cicada. Now, 17 years later, the offspring of those guys are getting ready to make their way from their subterranean crypts up into our backyard trees."It's going to be a big boy band up there. Those 17-year-olds are really going to party," said Dr. Michael Raupp.Raupp, from the University of Maryland, is known as "the bug guy." He said things are going to get exciti...

"There’s still time and we’re still pushing toward that $2 million goal for this year."

Basically, advising everyone not to get out and drive. because once again, when the winds kick up, it is very, very difficult to see and you can see look at all this snow. unbelievable. really, really unbelievable. never seen anything like that, like this, in our area ever before. reporting live, i'm rob roblin. >> it is not every day you get to take your dog to work. >> reporter: exactly right. sammy is having a ball. this is perfect for him. he is out here playing and eating snow. and trying to eat my glove! i'm going freeze if he gets my glove, sammy. say hello to everyone, sammy. >> all ri...

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