winter weather continues to cause problems in hampton roads... overall, 85 million americans are in the path of this storm. na48s "we've got this dual threat of both ice and wind." cities shutdown... planes grounded... interstates at a standstill... c0001 17.12 "i would advise staying off the mid-atlantic are back to normal. and virginia is in the and virginia is in the middle of it all, with hampton roads weathering

our team of meteorologists and journalists are covering all angles here are live pictures from across virginia and into washington, dc. the snowy mess that stretches hundreds of miles. all that ahead -- but we start with breaking news from the peninsula. virginia state police say this storm has once again turned deadly -- this time in hampton. 10 on your side's matt gregory is out there now. matt, what are troopers saying? city of hampton - hypothermia death hampton virginia saw sleet turn to snow by the afternoon. vdot tells me they have crews out in 12 hour shifts. all spreading salt and sand mix. stores on coleaium drive mostly closed around 3 this is how it looked earlier...surfer. man

at least 13 people have at least 13 people have died from this storm, six in north carolina, three in virginia.

slater is watching everything has it happens in the super doppler weather center. a winter weather advisory will remain in effect for bertie co, camden co, chowan co, currituck co, gates co, co, southampton co, surry co, sussex co, york co...chesapeake, franklin, gloucester, hampton, mathews, newport flood warning will remain in effect for accomack co, isle of wight co, and northampton co...chesapeake, norfolk, portsmouth, and virginia beach. tonight: light to moderate snow through 10 pm. some stray snow showers through midnight. windy. lows: mid-20s. wind chills: low teens. winds: n 20-30 mph, gusts to 45 mph. mph, gusts to 30 mph. monday: mostly sunny. less wind. milder. highs: mid-40s. winds: light sw. earlier today, we had a mix of sleet and freezing rain which put a thin the ice. bottom line - the roads will be a up to an inch across the southside, the eastern shore, newport news, and hampton. farther north and west, we could potentially see up to 2 inches. the snow will taper off around 10 pm, but there could be some stray snow showers through midnight. in sustained at 20 to 30 mph, with gusts up to 45 tomorrow morning (8:49 pm, 9:14 am). water levels will crest

keep in mind if you have plans! we'll be tracking plenty of sunshine tomorrow, but the wind will stay up around 10 to 20 mph, gusts up to 30 mph. as a result, temperatures through monday. it'll be noticeably milder with highs in the mid-40s. believe it or not - temps

the latest crash - happened just before four this afternoon in virginia beach. one man died near 81st and atlantic avenue -- police say speed and icy roads may have contributed to the accident. 19-year-old carlee andrada from chesapeake died after state police say she crossed into oncoming traffic on 64 west in virginia beach just after seven am. they say she was not wearing her seatbelt. police say the driver of the other car has minor injuries. no word if the bad weather was a factor. police in chesapeake say 40-year-old charles perkins from pasquotank

on south george washington highway last night. they believe he lost weather. across the eastern seaboard are grounded. this is a look at the norfolk international website - you can see several flights are delayed or canceled. our team of journalists are spread across hampton roads. 10 on your side's erin kelly is live in williamsburg. erin, this is where a good bit of the snow has fallen in hampton roads. we are at richmond rd and ironbound in williamsburg. roads are slushy but we have not have problems ourselves. a few cars getting stuck or tires spinning. public for them is the duration of the storm more salt and sand was delivered yesterday city says they had an abnormal amount of calls for accidents residential streets. live in wmbg ek city will plow primary and residential streets.

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go download our wavy 10 weather app. it's free for android and apple users. still ahead, nature drops the curtain on a piece of history. you'll see pictures of a theatre -- badly damaged by the winter weather. and -- here's a live look from tower cam 10 over downtown norfolk. the snow is still pushing through the area. meteorologists don slater and ashley baylor will let you know how long it'll

we're talking about donk's theater in mathews county. a building officials tells us snow and wind brought down the roof last night. he says crews will have to tear down the rest of the building. no one was hurt. the local landmark opened in 1947 -- anda was home to many musical the years. plus - downed tree - a virginia beach family is cleaning up after a tree

we continue team coverage of winter weather tonight at 6. 10 on your side's joe fisher is in norfolk. besides the that wintry mix all day, some pretty high wind too.

view section of norfolk all day -- where we have seen conditions continue to mixture sticking to the road. this isn't enough for crews to plow, but they have been treating the roads with a salt- sand mixture. they have eight trucks on the road today in norfolk. crews working around the clock. the big concern now is the tidal flooding, the wind and the below freezing temperatures. this nasty weather is something not too many people are enjoying. jeff clark/employee hits at :00 ((c22 45:32)) :09 "right now i'm shoveling snow and making it safe for the passengers." "snow icy." "yes, very much. it has its moments but i have to put some salt on the ground after i'm done doing what

payne/virginia beach hits at :09 ((c23 47:04)) "from rain to sleet. from sleet to ice, dangerous." "it blew my grill all the way down from one end all the way down to the other end last night. it was a big grill. it's not no little grill." back out here love you can see cars taking it easy. we also checked in with crews on virginia beach. they have trucks treating the roads too they are also worried about the tidal flooding and freezing. their top priority is nearly 70 bridges and overpasses. we'll continue to track the conditions in norfolk. i'm joe fisher, toys. those of you with landlines in currituck

a winter weather advisory will remain in effect for bertie co, camden co, chowan co, currituck co, gates co, hertford co, northampton co, pasquotank co, and perquimans co, nc...isle of wight co, james city co, southampton co, surry news, norfolk, portsmouth, suffolk, virginia beach, and williamsburg. a coastal flood warning will remain in effect for accomack co, northampton portsmouth, and virginia beach. tonight: light to moderate snow through 10 pm. some stray snow showers through midnight. windy. lows: mid-20s. chilly breeze. highs: mid- 30s. winds: nw 10-20 mph, gusts to 30 mph. sw. earlier today, we had a mix of sleet and freezing rain which put a thin coat of ice on the roads. now, we are tracking little slippery tonight. we will not see any significant snowfall totals tonight - up to an inch across the southside, the eastern shore, newport news, and hampton. farther north and west, we could potentially see up to 2 inches. the snow will

but there could be some stray snow showers out of the northwest sustained at 20 to 30 mph, with gusts up to 45 tomorrow morning (8:49 pm, 9:14 am). water levels will crest around 4.8 feet. by sunday morning, this storm will be long gone. the roads will remain slippery - something to keep in mind if you have 20 mph, gusts up to 30 mph. as a result, temperatures will be stuck in the mid- 30s. we'll keep mostly sunny skies in the forecast through monday. it'll be noticeably milder with highs in the mid-40s. believe it or not - temps will be back in the mid-50s on tuesday! breaking news just into breaking news just into the wavy newsroom... breaking news just into

breaking news we need to tell you about... we know firefighters rushed to a home in virginia beach. we've learned crews are working to put the fire out on delaware crossing. putting together more information on wavy.com a virginia beach family is dealing with the loss of their home and two cars in the storm. as we first showed you on -- a tree fell onto this house on lawson hall road. authorities condemned the home, but still -- the family says they're grateful everyone got out alive. 10 on your side's lex gray has their story. s/kai foster/tree

i heard a crack at first, you could hear the pine cones falling. kai old trees in their yard cut down. that's why what happened early this morning was such a shock. (2) 50:15 it was just like this ginormous boom, it was like an earthquake. the whole house shook and when i turned around, the whole ceiling just came crashing in. :25 this tree came crashing with it, fallen -- kai says -- from the destroyed...and so are the family's two cars. (3) 53:12 i actually am a dialysis patient so i need a car to go back and forth for dialysis, so...(sighs) i don't know, it's just a lot to take in. still -- kai says she's grateful just to be alive...especially since she was in the same room where the tree fell. 5:32 it could have been a lot rainbow in the midst of all of this :45 in virginia beach, lex gray,

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