and generally light winds allowing us to get colder. windchills will not be a factor and it will be 20 at midnight and you're out the door tomorrow morning and it will be 16 degrees. from here, we start to warm up. so today our coldest day of the week and tomorrow morning, the coldest morning. but tomorrow night, we still have the possibility of light snow or flurries. and it is a minor event and nothing significant. but it could be happening during the evening commute which would make it an issue for some, mainly the tryon north. and we're talking -- triangle on north. some light snow and maybe some flurries and a dusting at most. but that could create some slick spots on area roads for the evening commute. and that would make the problems all that much worse. kids, all talk to you. you're going to a full day of school.

and new precipitation adding n we'll tell what you we're thinking in a few minutes. a busy week. make sure to track the systems by downloading the wncn weather app and guck get the latest -- enyou and you can get the latest on your apple and android devices. some say that the new csx project will affect them. >> and they are taking their message to social media and county leaders and we'll have more on the potential impact that we could have and what csx is offering in rereturn. >> reporter: the csx to build a huge shipping terminal it barreling ahead in the community. but they are trying stop approaching train. >> i killed my first two deer with my grandfather here.

the family go back to colonial times. >> only option was negotiating a price, which didn't matter to us. the farm was not for sale. >> reporter: a few years back, he but the venue called the farm that he rents out for weddings and concert. when his neighbors said they will is to sale his land, he got his backup. >> it was anger more than anything. >> reporter: and his fight about the railroad is not just about him and his family business. he said it is about his neighbors and community. >> we can make this work and work around your property line. will you hush and be quiet. i said that is good news for me and i appreciate that offer, no. i said this is grown so much bigger than just my business or farm. i've taken on for a fight for our community. >> reporter: he talked with the

and his fight for the farm facebook page has thousands of likes. the railroad said it wants to be flexible about the plan. >> there's a process. we want to have a day to log. i think one of the things that we're concerned about is that some -- a small handful of land owners are talking about actually pulling the plug on the process before it is started. >> reporter: in johnston county, wncn now. >> there's a closed-door meeting happening with the commissioners tomorrow night and they'll talk about the lawmakers about economic development and they say that the specific project will be did you say discussed. so check back here tomorrow for what we learn. happening right now in fayetteville, people are weighing in on the possible change of the city seal. several said it was offensive. it is the picture of the city's market mouse hawas used as a

>>i wonder if there are other things that might also represent our city better or the city of fayetteville better, maybe something that fort bragg or something of that nature. >> market house seal itself don't tells a tenth of what fayetteville is about and we need to get the other 90% involved. >> last summer the city surveyed the city. and the overwhelming number said that the seal should not change. a popular grocery chain may be opening in cary. they are in a develop developer from south carolina this is on a 90-acre site near cary town center and they will discuss this more next week. we're learning more about what happen the moments after a young man was shot dead in and orange county neighborhood. and we brought this to you last

and we have the latest on the investigation. in a quiet orange county neighborhood, the sound of gunshots startled many that live near. >> i was shaken up because i have not heard gunshots in that area ever. >> reporter: the orange county deputies spotted kevin kendrick in durham. he was found on the ground on the ground in a trunk. >> it's been a crazy 24 hours. >> reporter: they found the body in this parking lot behind me and they stay is concerning to parents because of how close it is to the elementary school. >> we're sad there was a murder on this day. but we're relieved that the kids were not in school when it happened and it would have went into lockdown and scared all of us to death. >> reporter: this man has a fourth grader and he was glad to hear there were extra deputies were at the school as a precaution. >> that is crazy. nothing has ever happened like

>> we kind of like puzzled who would do this in the middle of the day. >> reporter: deputies are still searching for the gunman. but they don't believe there's any threat to the school or those that live near. now. and it has communities across the coast talk and found to raleigh today and they discussed the future of offshore energy explore exploration. beau minnick looked at it. >> reporter: some of the people were at this meeting discussing the prospects of offshore energy exploration in the at atlantic, including offshore drill. >> how do you drive economic success for the whole state? this is one of the ways to do that. >> we don't feel like this is the answer. >> reporter: opposing answers spoke inside the north carolina atlantic forum that included

ocean management, a federal agency that has gotten permit applications to do seismic surveying in the atlantic. >> the economic potential this can bring and environmental consequences and the impact. >> reporter: long before the companies could drill in the atlantic, there would be seismic testing done and sending sound of waves in the ocean floor. should offshore drilling happen, the american petroleum institute said it could mean billions to the north carolina economy and tens of thousands of new job. >> let's get the data in and see what the seismic testing says and where the resources might be. >> reporter: but more than two dozen north carolina coastal communities feel otherwise. they oppose offshore drill. >> there's no economic benefit that can touch the tourism and what the pristine environment brings to the community.

analysts said that we could see seismic test north carolina income as early as 2015. that didn't happen. and right now the timeline for when it would begin remains unclear. in raleigh, beau minnick, wncn now. and a representative from the south winner wind coalition also spoke and said that north carolina has the largest resource for offshore winds than any state on the east coast. we're excited to announce a new network affiliation. starting february 29th, we will switch from nbc to cbs. and we're looking forward to delivering cbs hit programming. our same news team will be here on the same channel keeping you informed on the news and weather in our area. this dog has become a staple at campbell law

is coming together to help her. >> reporter: for the past four years, meredith ballard and ricky have been inseparatible. they care for each other. meredith is legally blind and ricky is her guide dog. she is a favorite among professors and students. >> she is a class mascot. >> dog is paying attention. why were ricky helps meredith finds and empty see the in class and find her way to school. for someone that cannot see clearly, just crossing the street can be a frightening experience. but ricky acts like meredith's eyes. >> she sees everything and knows everything. >> reporter: but right now ricky is too stick to go to school. >> she's a lot more tired than usual.

old became lethargic and stopped eating and she has a mass on her spleen and she needs surgery and it costs $7,000. and she started a gofundme page and reached her goal in less than 24 hours. >> it blows me mind and the kindness of the generosity that people showed in the past day amazing to me. >> to see a law community that can be so serious at times coming to the is amazing. >> it's a family and we care about each other and take care of each other when we can. >> reporter: they want to see the wagging tail again soon. >> it shows me how much everybody loves ricky and how much they care about her and want to make sure that she is okay. that is great all of them coming together to help ricky. >> you can help too. you can find a link to the

>>s the site raises more money, meredith will donate the money to the organization that provided her with the guide dog. a childhood job for extra cash turned into a new concept. and we go to chapel hill where several students are taking a task that many of us dread to the next level. two mornings in a row with the temperatures the teens is a big deal and it s -- it is and that is what we got and we loss have two chances of snow. a live look at your traffic conditions for your tuesday. this commute could be messy ier tomorrow.

we'll be right back after a stew students are helping cash cars and raise money at the same time. >> we spray it on the towel and fiber towel. >> reporter: and spawned from

waterless buddies are run by a couple unc seniors. >> our buddies go out and wash the car. and we send you a before and after picture and it is as easy as that. >> it is good to get it wet first. >> reporter: using and eco- friendly spray and a little elbow grease, they currently employee ten students as buddies and now they're looking to expand. >> if you need some flexible work, anyone can do it. i have not washed a car with water. >> reporter: the waterless buddies carwash typically takes 15 minutes to a half hour. and it save you time and water. >> we save 45 gallons of water per wash. >> reporter: even without watt terk the buddies say they can -- water, the buddies say they can wash anything.

from new york to north carolina. and it had snow and grit. and we were able to handle it. we have not come across making it we have not been able to wash yet. that is a great job. the waterless body wash costs $20 for a sedan and 25 for suv or truck. waterless is the right idea tonight. another freezing night ahead. it is 29 degrees in raleigh. and we have more on two separate systems that could bring us snow this week. but we start with kristin ketchell who is live in north raleigh where your car needs to be in extended cold spells. >> reporter: it is cold outside right now and the temperatures rose to near freezing today and making it the coldest day since last february. and it can do a number on your car.

below freezing and in the teens for most of us. and you woke up to a car that would not start, you were not alone. the calls to aa for dead batteries were triple in the triangle because of the frigid temperatures. >> on a typical day 250 are average. and 20% are battery related and days like today it is up 40%. 40 to 50 calls battery to potentially a hundred. >> reporter: aaa says that once the temperatures dip below 32 degrees, your car battery can lose up to 35% of its strength depending on the battery they recommend that you get your battery check and you don't postpone that maintenance on your car. if you park your car in a garage. that may prevent your car from being impacted by the cold. don't be surprised if you wake

have another cold night on the way tonight and for more on exactly what you can expect, let's turn things over to wes. a colder morning tomorrow morning than what we had today and i think we can all degree we are like batteries, we feel 35% weaker with this cold air. st. louis is getting snow. they're probably having a rough evening commute and that is the snow that is going to be in our backyard by tomorrow night at this time. it is going to be a fraction of what i just showed you. but some snow is possible in about 24 hours had. and tonight, beautiful sunset and it is down and the temperatures are about to go down, not that they were ever up today. an hour by hour into the evening, we're going to keep it dry and we're going keep it clear till the early morning hours when we'll start to see the clouds move in and the

our possible snow tomorrow night. temperatures, 25 at 6:00 and down 22 at 10:00 and we got temperature with windchills. the winds are light, just a 5- mile-an-hour winds can drop to the windchill in the teens. but they are going back into the teens. after starting this morning at 18, tomorrow mornink 16 degrees. as we look at the big picture, a couple things stick out. high pressure still on top of us. and that is keeping us cold and dry that is good and not good. the cold is getting our roads and grass and the sidewalks cold. so any a little bit of snow that we get tomorrow will probably stick right away and that that could lead to some slick spots but it is very dry. so all of this snow here that will be on top of us tomorrow, a lot of it will fall apart and evacuate, not all of it, just most of it and let's pick up the weather map tomorrow. we'll have a few clouds early

up. here we are at lunchtime tomorrow and as it starts to come across the mountains, it will fall apart. 4:00, we're still dry here. as this continues to fall apart and as we go into 5:00 and 6:00, we could see a little bit of light snow, maybe some flurries and it could lead to a dusting and some slick spots on the road and out of here by 8:00 so it will be a light event and minor and short lived but it could cause just a couple slick spots and it takes one to make your evening commute not so good. so that is what we're watching out for tomorrow. and we get into thursday and it will be a calm day. so tomorrow we're talking 4:00 and 9:00 and light snow and flurries and a minor event. but we'll watch out for slick spots on the evening commute. and i don't think it will have any impact on the length of the school day tomorrow and the bigger event looking to be on friday. and area of low pressure bringing a decent amount of cold rain to us. and we could have a wintry mix

morning tomorrow morning and then the light snow tomorrow night. but that friday storm, a bigger impact bringing mostly cold rain and some of it could be heavy on friday. but a wintry mix friday morning for the commute could be rough and saturday morning ending as some snow could cause some problems. but tomorrow morning, you walk out the door with these temperatures in the mid-teens and that will be the coldest morning the rest of this week and we'll be warmer but a high today was 32. so warmer, 36, 37 degrees and it will not be warm. 45 on thursday. and then there's our mess on friday, still a lot of details to be worked out with friday's weather. and it could start early friday morning and end early saturday morning and the end of the weekend, we got sunshine as we start to warm back up. so the three degree guarantee high tomorrow 37. today we only made 32 but we forecast 33.

degrees so another 100 for allen kelly heating and air. it will bring our total it $1,500. >> so plan on school tomorrow? >> yes.

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