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a wintry mix on the way, some schools already closed and areas onto a winter storm warning. >> since we last talked to you at 6:00 o'clock, they have moved the winter storm warning southeast because we headed in the snow to the northwest in orange county and the triad, so as we take a look at things you will be able to see that things are going to be quite messy in the morning, as we are looking at snow, sleet came out and freezing rain, 25 degrees. and that will break out as we head out overnight so all in all things are going to get a little worse before they get better. visited the the big news that came out after about 10:00 o'clock, a winter storm warning, two to 4 inches of snow and slick roads in winston- salem. the snow was dry so it will pile up quick.

weather service thanks to-4 inches of snow category. for the rest of us still under the weather what -- still under the winter weather advisory. we are looking for accumulation to be about an inch in the advisory area but still expected to be less than a tenth of an inch. temperatures all of the 20s. the little banister zero that came through moved to the north and some is not even reaching the ground. we will get a break and overnight the low pressure system, this area will come in and give enough moisture it will pop up after 2:00 o'clock or 3:00 o'clock in the morning. forecast in the 20s, roads will be slick, untreated roads, and even some that were treated.

snow, sleet and freezing rain. the snow moved to the north but not before does accumulate a bit . as we showed you, freezing rain through known. good news, look at 3:00 o'clock, rain expected everywhere expect -- except in that one area. so it will be a mess in the morning and you want to take it easy and delay travel if you can until we get to the afternoon. >> as we mentioned, several schools on delaet, oars, channel, hardin, lee county schools are all on two-hour delays. duke will open at 10:00 a.m. meanwhile, dirrell, way, frankly, person, mass., ensco, capitol hill kyle burrell and edge county schools have all made the decision to be's close tomorrow. orange county schools closed tomorrow. keep up with one alerts, closing then delays with

>> area shelters will be open for extended hours until the middle of next week as freezing temperatures sweep through the area. road crews have been preparing for this weather all weekend long. carleigh griffeth is live from the dot maintenance facility. the change that's right, some drivers are rolling it already because around 50 nc dot trucks along with about 20 contracted trucks will be here by about midnight gathering up ready to be ready on call to take care of the roads and keep them clear for everyone through the night and in the morning. saturday those trucks were all over wake county treating the rose so that what does fall tonight at tomorrow does not stick. wake county has about 2000

so they drop about -- today dave took a break to rest up for the all nighter they have ahead of them. just a reminder, plow trucks will only be out of there is an inch of snow on the ground. with anything less salt and stand will be out treating slick spots, and traffic is expected to be missing tomorrow. so if you are headed out, make sure you stay safe. >> carleigh, how else are people preparing for this to whether we are expecting? >> they are headed out to get the usual suspects: salt, snow shovels and windshield wiper scrapers. they are in very high demand right now. we went to home depot where they were sold out of snow shovels but had a good supply ordered an emergency shipment just for this storm. for some smaller mom and pop stores, that's not really an option so

for those important things. people are preparing for a messy monday. if you have to be out a show you take it easy, slow and stay safe. live in wake county, carleigh griffeth, wncn news now. >> lets look outside in the room right now. this is a look at i-85 and nc 147 to we have seen snow following. it is going to be a slow commute again. of course they tuned to wncn on- air and online for your latest weather. and check this out, see smoke forming a boston. is actually's theme, not smoke. it's so cold that fog forms with the especially warm air moves over the warmer waters. this happened the season expecting record cold breaking temperatures in many areas are bracing for a winter storm tomorrow. >> reporter: i iwas a snowy

pileup that shut down a huge rest of interstate near indianapolis with at least ten people taken to a hospital. >> a squall came through and visibility was almost zero and it turned i see very quickly. we deal with this but in 32 years this is probably one of the worst crashes i've ever seen . >> reporter: it was a cold day in the northeast and frigid temperatures caused problems for firefighters in new jersey. >> we have problems with lies freezing, which is typical. >> reporter: in new york the icy air almost too scared off a tourist from london. >> we got off the plane and nearly ran back into the air plate -- airport. i have never known cold like that. >> reporter: the temperatures kept me home in philadelphia but that everyone. some revelers showed up for the chinese new year's celebration. >> i'm not all that cold. i lived in chicago for a while

reporter: good news: forecasters predict a warm-up by the middle of the week. >> a 11-year-old girl is in the hospital after being shot. it happened about 12:30 any home and night. shares tells us that it does not appear there was a criminal element to the shooting but he is also not able to confirm it was accidental. no word on the child's condition or identity. deputies made an arrest on a murder on glenn road. twenty-six-year-old afferent cavalier martinez was facing first-degree murder charge after the body of 36-year-old was a luis delatorre was found in his backyard stabbed to death. we spoke with the suspect's sister who did not want to give her name or face -- show her face. >> the neighbors will all this we go to the same church so why don't see how this could have ended up like this, i just don't understand. and probably never

suspect with assault for attacking the victim's wife and 16-month-old child. a dogged the but two others face from a house fire. these are from the aberdeen times. the fire happened on highway 2427. moore county ems crews with the help of a passerby were able to get two large dogs out of the burning house before firefighters reached the scene. firefighters brought up third dog out who later died. clayton officials are investigating a fire that happened yesterday as arson just before noon. no one was home at the time as a house is a total loss. the clayton fire department said there was a fire at the home about a month ago and this fire seemed suspicious so the investigation is now being turned over to the sheriff's office. looking ahead several public hearings scheduled across the state to determine what the new congressional map

general assembly with a decision on whether they should be redrawn by the end of the week. district one, a white area, includes parts of wilson and the room. district 12 is up to winston- salem. lawmakers are asking the supreme court to grant a delay in the case. for list of times and locations, visit the website. one day after supreme court justice antonin scalia's death a badly brewing between the republican-led senate and the white house. a vacancy in the court during a election year had not happened in decades and those who want to be the next president are weighing in on whether the president should even try to nominate the successor. ted cruz is warning of dire consequences while democrats say they need to at responsibly and vote on a nominee. >> we will see unlimited abortion on demand throughout

abortion, taxpayer funding, no parental notification. >> apparently they believe that the constitution does not allow a democratic president to bring forth a nominee to replace justice scalia. >> at top elected official in the county were scalia was found dead said the supreme court justice died of natural causes. a triangle couple making a difference in the lives of children thousands of miles away. stay with us, we will meet that husband and wife and how they are making an impact in panama panama. plus panama's former hockey star is in town for former alumni and green coming up at pnc arena. >> we take you to a restaurant at chapel hill. chapel hill underage winter storm warning at everybody else is getting ready for wintry weather. temperatures are freezing, have

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seachange seeing a leak skeeter like me sitting next to a potential hall of famer and stanley cup winners, it's ten years ago they were celebrating it is very locker room, phenomenal. >> for this man it will be hard to tell his output in this day, and autograph on the state from ray whitney or this beautiful goal off the fantastic feed from erik cole. a record alumni game credit was on hand to relive the ten year reunion of the stanley cup. they got the check to see many favorite players from the team and were not able to miss the opportunity to come back. >> it's special to bring back some memories and these guys that they went to battle with for a lot of years, there is a special bond there, so it's been great. >> reporter: the three-day celebration gave the players a chance to catch up and reminisce . story that must have been

>> i remember the moment in this locker room as they cleared everybody out and it was just the players and as 20 celebrating. that moment right there is where i always go back. >> reporter: and while the celebration at the end of the alumni game when that matches nfl's celebration -- the stanley cup celebration, it still is sweet. >> we are looking at what could be a very messy monday commute. >> it will be a messy commute for many fall's. the ground had been so cold, and yes it had been treated so that will help some, but the snow is very light and fluffy, very dry, which means it will heil up easy and not be so wet, and that could affect the triggering mechanism for the salt brine that they put on the road so we could even have some treated roads be snow covered tomorrow morning. twenty-eight right now and as

21 roxborough, 30 smithville, a little bit of echoes and a little but the snow butdry out here. i want to take the temperatures off. this stuff around greensboro and northern orange county did reach the ground earlier. that was a early first wave of moisture that will move off. that boko of moisture is moving away from us so that's not what we are worried about. we are going to try to get the energy here to come over us and later tonight it's going to develop over as as that impulse moves towards us and the moisture tries to get stronger. but this first band will go away . what it did, greensboro 1 inch of snow. look at winston-salem, less than an attempt of ancient's brain and it got a inch of snow, so light and fluffy snow. brewington a half inch half inch, 1 inch in car in orange county.

out the store morning because they already got some and will get more. i've got a 20 percent chance maybe of a flake or two but the bulk of the moisture will develop sometime between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. subject slightly that we will see it through 3:00 o'clock through 6:00 o'clock. get on at 4:30 with alyssa and she will show you live radar. we have snow, sleet and freezing rain through newton. it looks like temperatures finally go above freezing in the afternoon and it should be rain for most folks through the afternoon hours, 37 degrees. so the wintry mix and monday morning will change south to north wind but it must in north through most of the day so there is your winter storm warning until 9:00 o'clock on monday for orange, hillsville, chapel hill and rockville and person counties and points to the north west.

rest of the map we showed to you earlier under the winter weather advisory. the best chance of snow and sleet on our in-house model updated to show over an inch of snow in parts of the triangle north of i-85 where they could see one to 3 inches. still looking for a trace too and is from raleigh southward, really no commuting snow in fayetteville fayetteville-we mentioned ice but less than a tenth of an inch. to change gears by monday night, we will see some rated could cause flooding but it will wash the ice away. this rainfall is a story in itself, almost 2 inches of rain through monday morning and may be thunder. coming up. monday mornings when sleet starting but mixing with during the morning hours, freezing rain and rain in fayetteville clinton and goldsboro, and just freezing rain to the south of

all be rain it looks by noon time in clinton, goldsboro and chapel hill and raleigh and durham. to the north of i-85's sleet and freezing rain will go until 9:00 o'clock when the weather service thanks things will improve. the blue is only snow, peak snow and sleet and some freezing rain, that will be around through the morning hours. but look, here comes a warm front. we still have freezing rain by noon but by drivetime in the evening, it will be raining. not going to be so nice tuesday morning because we are going to have all those showers moved through and then we will clear out. forecast, 37 degrees with an , sleet and freezing rain in the morning but was time at

tuesday morning at 8:00 o'clock its 50 degrees, that's how warm it's going to get, and the rain will clear out. could be a slight risk of a lingering showers at 5:00 o'clock, and the rest of the forecast i will say is a piece of cake, or art or chocolate candy or whatever on valentine's day. check out next weekend, 64 degrees saturday and sunday. we've got a mess in the morning but we will be here at 4:doherty and monitor to let you know what to do, which is probably if you can. on this valentine's day we stopped by watkins plaza distinction where they had preparing for the holiday two months ahead of time with many flowers shipped there from south america. the owners bought 3000 roses, the most popular choice on this holiday. >> it is an affordable luxury item that says -- that communicates well. they're

everyone loves to get them. >> watkins says this is the second busiest day with the busiest being christmas followed by mother's day. >> more than 20 couples got together today for a special twenty-one couples renewed their vows at the new line chaplain wake forest. some had been married a couple years, some more than 60. >> it is a long time but it seems like a short time and i think the most important thing about it is determination. and talking about not making it, there was no option. >> good advice there and the persons you just heard from have been married for 61 years. a couple from raleigh making a difference in the country of panama. the founders of hart's climates -- hearts cry ministry saving the lives of orphans. as mike gonzalez reports the couple never expected to leave the tar heel state but says

>> it is need to tell our story because it's a god story. >> in 2008 when matt and mr. these covered they couldn't have children, they knew adoption their best option. so the couple who relies on their faith had a calling, head to the country of panama to adopt the baby of their own. >> we end up going in orphanages and save a huge problem in animal which is that the orphans were getting out the change misty, a law school grad involved in international adoption in instantly had an idea, create a agency that works with children across panama to get the children adopted and the proper love and care they'd so desperately need. >> the second week of being there i had a cold -- phone call with the first lady of panama and we were able to explain how we had expertise and could help their problem with orphans. >> in just the past eight years met and misty has transformed

system across panama. misty worked to right the first ever laws to protect orphans across now working and what they called the next piece of their need decades long journey. >> we are creating basically a hub for international training and therapies for special needs children. now it is going to be an orphanage for panamanian special-needs children. >> we know in our hearts that this is a ministry that the groundwork had been laid and it's a puzzle that his together and can literally be picked up and move somewhere else. >> and mission they hope to expand across the world that has roots in the tar heel state. >> and met and misty have three kids of their own, two of home they adopted in panama. they operate entirely from donations that are starting a

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. >> we had a little band and the triad and we will be best way for that to develop between three took 5:00 o'clock desk between three to 5:00 o'clock. it was south freezing rain, those not south freezing rain sleet and freezing rain. we had winter weather advisory for the triangle until about one but the winter weather advisory goes until 9:00 o'clock.

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