this is fox5 local news at 10. retama at 10, more snow is on on the way. w so how much is going to be on the ground by the time you start your tuesday morning commute? i'll have your forecast. before the snow starts falling fal local crews are treating the roads to make sure you can get out in the morning. we're live with team coverage. c plus an elementary school volunteer who was trusted to care for young children arrested a for allegely producing child pornography. it's devastating and hurtful..

what we've learned about the suspect and the popular mobile phone apps that police arece a linking to the case. > we'll get to that in just a few moments, but we begin tonight with that winter weather alert. thank you for joining, i'm tonyoini perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. yan and the trucks are out in full force. we have live team coverage onn what's going on right now to the changes we'll see in the coming hours. > we begin with sue palka. >> hey, there. it was easier to forecast the blizzard of 2016 than this much smaller storm that is coming.omin there is still a few questions to be answered including howng h cold is it going to get. get what we're seeing around thehe region is a bit of rain. but we do have a small amount ofmo when the, slushy snow tomorrow sno morning and it this ' why we have these winter weather alerts.

we have winter weather advisories in the purple, that includes d.c., southern montgomery arlington, alexandria fairfax, prince william, loudon and northern portions of fauquier and then we have another area of winter storm warnings the differencehe being in the amount of snow that sno you're going to see. the heavier snow includes anne arrundel, northern montgomery, m howard baltimore and northeast n into the philly area. a we think that's where some of the heavier snow totals will be. we expect this to have an impact on both commutes tomorrow. tom i'm started to be concerned that the bigger impact will be for for the evening chute because we'll have a greater amount of snowno around the region. generally we're thinking this is going to be one to four inches but there will be spots within the winter storm warning. higher totals will be north. lighter amounts south especially across lower southern maryland. you may only get a smaller accumulation on grassy areas.

this may come in bands during tomorrow afternoon and then we're also concerned by tomorrowomor night as temperatures fall wefall could have a really significantnt refreeze in wednesday's morning's commute could be impacted. we've only made small changes to our area included we upped it to four inches across the metropolitan area. are anywhere from one to four. f that is a pretty wide range, we know. but you can look up to the north n four to six and six inches or o more as we head up to northern portion of maryland. by morning, it may only be an inch in some spots but it become a bit more significant as s we get into the evening commute c just enough to cause some problems. what's going on out there now and why are temperatures so important to our forecast. caitlyn roth isstanding in to fill in the answers. it is tricky a tricky forecast. f it is raining behind me in northwest d.c. we've got when the roads and it's only because of the rain

drops and our road temperatures outside. they range from 37 to 40 degrees. outside the station here in northwest d.c. d so yes temperatures are a big concern. it all depends how quickly we get down to freezing and how quickly we can coat the roads. roa right now we only see rain. and that's only going to cause when the roads. also north and west of us up towards frederick and back down across the mountains. you can see there's a lot of precipitation that's going to bee moving in over the next 24 nex hours. this is a long duration event. we do have a lot of snow showers off across the tennessee valley. we do expect it to change to to snow overnight, the question is going to be how quickly will it stick. we need some decent snow bands. and once you stick and you have y a coating on the ground it will accumulate. 38 in baltimore where there's a winter storm warning, 37 in

gaithersburg, even in the mountains, futurecast cann temperatures do show that we will fall overnight tonight.. our expected low temperature is 32. so cutting a very fine line across the area. are 39 in leonardtown overnight and if you are down in st. mary's calvert we're not expecting any accumulation becausemu temperatures will remain well above freezing. f 34 in gaithersburg, so marginall in some spots, but again how fast and hard the snow falls will dick tit how quickly it acimolites. we're waiting for the change over of snow which should happen hap after midnight. that's the latest out here. thank you, kit line. d.c. road crews have been gathering up to make sure the roads stay safe. mayor bowser employed the team at noon. more than 200 plows will be out spreading salt on the streets. they will be ready to plow major

and residential streets when necessary. crews aren't taking any chances c in mount. they are also preparing for the snow. marina maracco is live at thet t salt zone in silver springs. s what's going on? >>reporter: hey there shawn,s it's starting to rain like you heard caitlyn say. say it is also raining here in montgomery county and marylandand state highway administration also getting ready. r they say by now 10:00 they've the already pretreated all of thehe state roads.e ro those are all the numb roads including, of course the beltway and 270 which we saw saw had a lot of issues during that clipper system just two weeks ago ahead of the blizzard. b now we just saw the last of the trucks leaving here from the the salt dome. that front loader that's just in front of me was loading the last l of the salt taking them outut into the streets about 600 trucks which be deployed in this area. the closest to the district and all of the maryland suburbs thatrbs are just outside of d.c. and outside of maryland. i want you to take a look at the the

emergency years center.nc that's iny hanover also south of baltimore. there that will be manned all all day round the clock as they watch the roads as they watch the conditions, make sure thathat everything is in place and ready for the several events that we're expecting tomorrow in the morning and then again in the evening. now, sha warnings us that of course their tasks is extremely arduous when they're removing r the snow and sometimes it's much muc more elaborate than we thinke t especially when it comes to bigger roads like the beltway. take a listen. lis it takes our crew about an hourour and 15 minutes to an hour and 30 minutes to get back to where he started or she started on that route. so people say where is the plow? they may have been there an hour ago and got an inch and a half hal of snow and it takes them a little bit of time to get back there. what them will see that's different is the plow trace six plo vehicle also wide diagonal and moving the snow. that's the difference.

unfortunately far too often we see people get out past the plow trains. we see them turn over all the time. the safest place to be is behind the plow train, not in front of it. > you are looking at the snowplows. they are parked and ready for once of the snow starts. sha reminds us this that they the only take care of a third in maryland. they are the primary roads. they see 70 percent of traffic. of course during the blizzard they say much of the reason they the say they failed in removing the the snow was because of the simple volume of traffic, especially onspec the beltway. they're hoping that tomorrow t they won't see the same. sam but of course we're expecting exp the snow probably in the morning m and then again in the evening during those especially peak hours of traffic. some he we can only hope forth best. but of course keep it with fox5. we'll keep you updated with the the very latest with traffic and weather. marina maracco fox5 local news.

> in prince george's county this elementary school volunteer v is accused of abusing students. 22 year old deanita care way facing counts of pornography and second degree sexual offense. fox5's meghan dice is following this. i understand that police say care way prayed on his victims while they were at school reporter roar that's one of the things that shocked parents the most. that's one of the places police believe that he had produced pro child pornography. he committed sexual acts.cts. here's a building behind me the the glenn warden municipal center asas well as the nearby aquatic center and in private homes, 10 victims in all police say ranging from 9 to 13 years old. it's shocking.g. i never thought -- seriously i never thought that he would do something like that. neighbors who knew dei did i anita care way can't believe the allegations. they paint a picture of a church

going man who sang in a gospel choir and a teachers aid who who loved kids. i see him walking -- he lives ines i the neighborhood so i say himrhoo every day walking kids. he just walks them to school. > one of those kids look medical hamilton's daughter.milt she has lived above care way for years. she says she never suspected anything. not really because he was very friendly with the kids.it so this is kind of a wakeup call. but you never know with individuals so i'm very disappointed.di police say care way targeted minor during the school day and videotaped vial sexual acts. on thursday a victim's relative discovered a nude photo on the cellphone of a judge elementary ele school student.ho that photo had been electronically sent to care way through the kick messenger app. app police recovering 40 videos in all in a statement prince s george's county administrate os

employees and volunteers go through a proper screening process. the school did do a backgroundackg check on him. nothing came back. b wow. so then the system is not working, then.wo we need to do something else. e with any system you're going to t have flaws and things slipp through the cracks. that's the cause of the concern. > now, the school says they the will have counselors available tot victims as they move along a in their recovery. police say additional charges are likely to be filed in whatn w could be a month-long investigation. care way is being held in a $1 million bond. we're live in prince george's in county, meaghan dice fox5 locall news. > the teacher arrested for the child porn charges used a popular app to communicate withnica his alleged victims. vic parents will break down how that app works and other concerns that have arisen after the break. > the latest on the search forr a missing woman who has

alzheimer's disease and thehe raise to find her before the snow sets in. > it has been one year since a sin woman died in police custody. how she's being remembered today

> welcome badge all right, wead shared the disturbing details ofrb a school volunteer in prince george's county accused of taking pictures and video of students performing sex acts. it may leave you catching yourou head and wondering how to could c this happen. police say the app kick made it possible for this alleged preeded take iter to exploit his victims. sarah simmons is here with more w on what the app is and what parents need to do to protect pro their kids. it's an app where people can remain anonymous. it's the latest app that has parents on high alert. at least it should. s you can do many things with it text people and send videos. v the problem is you can remain anonymous. i was created to get around cellphone data plans and

traditional texting plans. tex you really have no idea who is on the other end. sexual preed take iters have known to use it to groom their victims. internet safety experts say that part of the problem is children are sharing too much information, their age and where they live. it's important they know who who they are communicating with and and that parents repeatedly instill i a safety message in their children's minds.ds parents should know exactly what apes their children are using and how they are using them. it's very important to have an atmosphere of trust around the use of technology so that your you kids will be very open with you about what they're doing and howow they're using the technology and and also for parents to draw clear boundaries of how they expect the technology to be used by their children. c kick also played a part in the case of two virginia tech vir students charged in the death of 13 year old nicole lovell from

blacksburg virginia. law enforcement officers says sa kick is becoming of increased concern. parents are urged to talk to their children about it. > in other news tonight at familiar live a missing germantown woman is asking for your help to bring her home. 66 year old nancy strow meyer n was last seen thursday night. her family says she suffers from alzheimer's. today officers and familyamil members searched a wooded area are near her home for clues. police say there is no foul play suspected in this case. strow meyer is without her medication. family is for her welfare. going through the apartment wee found an address book. we've gone through every number num that we can possibly find. we divide those up and we have individuals call. we've got a fact sheet that they all fill out so we know everyone is taking the right informationon down. anyone with information is asked

to please call montgomery county police. > today marks one year of a virginia woman who died while in police custody. c her friends and family gathered outside the adult detention center to remember her. the 37 year old died last february while in police custody at the facility. mckenna had a history of mental illness. officers tazed her four times as they tried to transport to alexandria to face an arrest warrant. she eventually died.ly d we deal with this all the time. in a tasha isn't the first one one and isn't going to be the last one based on how systems are set up. so we are definitely outaged and the more people know about herer story more folks will be involved in the movement. i have some concerns about the way the justice system deals with our mentally ill population. i think there's not enough training for officers who have to directly deal with people with very serious issues.

> the fairfax county commonwealth's attorney decided not to file criminal charges cha against those officers and instead call her death a tragic accident. 60 years in prison that is the sentence for a man convicted of stabbing two people the at the metro station. a judge gave regional cooper the sentence. cooper stabbed two men who wereere waiting for a bus at the rockville metro station in december 2014. the state's attorney's office says the attack is a public safety issue that affects everyone. it's something that is terrifying to any commuter that uses the metros or uses transit to go back and forth to work.ork. these young men did not know kno this individual. i'm glad they have been arrested and convicted. authorities hope harsh and strict punishments will serve as a deterrent for these types of attacks. it is super bowl ad that had

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> that's mike tyson. > and alexandria-based plumbing company made a big splash duringing the super bowl last night. michael and son serves the dmv. last night the company ran this ad stark mike tyson. tisha lewis joins us in the studio. what we all want to know is how did they land mike tyson. >>reporter: tony and shawn whatha i can tell you is three years iss how long it took for michael andhael sons services to get mike tyson on board and that's with some help. it turns out tyson's ex-wife is i

a michael and sons customer who lives in bethesda. bet the ad features their son amoore with tyson but some of the best moments happened behind the scenes. if you can can't, we can michael and son. mike tyson syncing the alexandria company's famous jingle was tv gold. if you can't we can michael and sons.s. > but even better the behind the scenes magic. if you can't, we can. mike tyson has a son aner who is 18 and was going to l could edge and he was interacting with him as a dad. he told all when we caught up with him after his alexandria office. after the end of the shoot, anear was off with his buddies bud and mike tyson and his mother mot was where are you going to go? go? you have class tomorrow and it was the whole reaction of him as

a dad which was really good. he featured a boxing box. tyson's son plays a boxer about abo to get knocked out until his dadad steps in. in. i connected around the fact that i'm a dad with grown children and he's a dad with grown children and he was there with amoore's mother and i got a lot of time to talk to him, he said my mom and dad are divorced, but they're like best friends. the ad aired in several states across the region. we haven't whatted to see the lighter side of mike.ike. we know the history. we don't condone what he had done in the past.n like i said, he has worked hard. he's been used in a lot of movies. he has a lot of followers and we just wanted to create a buzz. > that's exactly what they did. how much did it cost to createreat that bust for this locally owned

company. i know it's more than $100,000,100, but less and quarter million dollars. that's the best we could get out of the michael and son team.m. though they did tell me thathat next year they may turn tot help of another star athlete named michael. let the guessing begin michael phelp, michael jordan, michaelicha stray hand. a few michaels out there. maybe, mike's ex-wife got lifetime service.feti it was one of the stand out ads. i know it aired regionally. >> it's one of the few that i remember. everybody was talking about itout on social media. m it was really funny because it happened and we all turned and we said was that mike tyson? wee just laughed because it was so unexpected. so that was very clever. > what's interesting is they were able to keep this a secret sec for three weeks.ks. > i liked the surprise element.

i don't like knowing all the commercials.cial > that's true. tru > still ahead at 10 the majorajor candy maker that's removing artificial coloring from some off your favorite treats. t also coming up the prescription drug craze in the us has reached an all-time high. tonight how film makers and law makers and even the president of united states are all taking action to stop america's addiction to pain pills.

> this is fox5 local news at 10. recapping tonight's top stories more wintry weather is headed our way. crews are waiting for another snow. they are out treating the roads before the no begins to fall. > an elementary facing ten counts of child pornography second degree of a minor care car

way targeted serial children by using a popular messaging app. he's being held on a $1 million bond. police need your help finding a germantown woman.rman her family says she suffers from al his meres and does not have her medication. anyone with information is asked to call. > fox5 has been covering the opioid medication and heroin problem across the us and right here in our area.rea. right now our nation's leaders are calling it a public health crisis that has reached epidemic proportions. it is getting attention from hollywood to hauls of congress. law evans reports. all my vitamins and minerals. a i was like a smoring board. mike bad del bag dreamed of becoming of a wrestling star, but freak bettings led to pain.

his brother was hooked on pain meds following a hip surgery decided to look into the pharmaceutical industry and the prescription drug craze in the us. people start out with a me injury, a back injury and they take a painkiller.ler. your tolerance is what gets in the way. w you can end up needing up to 20o 20 pills a day or more. the pills become hard to get orr too expensive so people turn tot tot next best high heroin. h and it's in the just athletes it's affecting all age groups gro and all types of families, inamil all parts of the country. you don't think of a housewife with four kids. i was 16 years old. o no one ever said you shouldn't s do the prescription drugs. > bell says the drugs may bee legal, but it doesn't mean they're safe and he hopes too change the way consumers use pain meds. ask your doctor why they're taking a drug and why the doctor thinks the person needs a drug because there's so many prescriptions in this country that are written and people justust don't need the drug. d

bell argues the us government gov needs to do more. the solution is primarily training.aini we sat down with carl colder special agent in charge of the the drug enforcement agency's washington field office.ield he says it's a multi-pronged m problem that they're battling from all angels from tracking fro down distributors, rogue pharmacists and dr.s to educating the medical community c in new ways. doctors understanding, pharmacists understanding and helping us identify those that are abusing. lawmakers are taking on the fight, too. maryland congressman john star banes introduced legislation to give patients at risk of addiction, but who need painkillers access to a could he prescription for in a locks on a drug that affects the over dose. if that person ends up in an an over dose situation, alocks owntion is there the family knows how how

to use it and administer it and then that can combat the over dose and bring that person really back from the brink. one of several opioid bills on the table. president obama is taking action, too, proposing $1.1 billion in the next budget bud for drug treatment and prevention programs and law enforcement efforts.effo we've got to have a very coordinated, all hands-on deckeck response to this. t we only represent 5 percent of the entire world's population.ion. we as americans consumeonsu 75 percent of the world'sorld prescription drugs.rugs > wow, that is a staggering statistic. that was laura evans reporting.epor response tot epidemic has come com from both sides of the aisle. congressman pulsar bane says it's one of the few issues that seems to be uniting congress c right now. they praised the president's idea to promote funding to fight the nation's problem.robl > fight the zika virus.

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continuing the investigation andnves we really want to wait for the sample to come back for all of o them to come back to get a further determination. > rescuers say 30 birds have been pulled from the water to be cleaned and rehabbed.ehab > there is plenty of buzz surrounding beyonce's super bowl performance. rudy guy and i accused the singer as a platform to attack police officers. we'll break it all dun and get you in the know coming up. stocks rocking yet again, the do t you plunging more than 400 t points before clawing back late in the trading day. t all of the major markets still ending down more than 1 percent 1 p on knew worries of a possible global reeggs s.glob in the meantime we know know how much all the presidential candidates are worth. an average candidate running for the white house has

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it is time to get you in theo know as you know every monday night we're joined by the hill. come judy kish that has political stories. sto up first tonight we're going to talk about what so many people so are talking about beyonce's

super bowl 50 half time performance. today former new york mayor rudy guy and i blasted her. he's calling it outrageous. he says it was terrible. he says that beyonce's performance was an akin to an attack on the police because off that imagery you see with the ax. some say that was to sympathize malcolm x and the black masked masks. it's very interesting. he said he didn't understandtand what they were doing. doi they were moving all around, on the ground. could it maybe be just a little disconnect with the generational thing? i think it is a generation l al mayor. i think america's mayor may want to stick to america mayor's mare. i think he's a little off base here. some of our best music has come out of the vietnam war, protest

songs. different movements have reallyeall spawned some really artistic work. sure. she's not the first person to send a political message through a long. john lennon has done it, michaelhael jackson has done it. is it fair to question whether this was the right venue in being the super bowl certainly. i think the gwen bee is the t queen of controversy and she's going to do her own thing. i know some other people have criticized it as well. to me i thought it was a veryery good performance. for many people whatever the message was it would go over their heads, it wasn't an overtvert big time political statement. that's his opinion. honestly i didn't get it until later on afterwards when i read everything. me, too. t >> unless you saw the music video that she released a day earlier you probably wouldn't wou have got much of the imagery there. it wasn't that blatant. bla i think a lot of criticism is coming from folks who saw the video and then saw the

performance. the other things that performance risk i've said this before, i'll say it again. you alienate fans when you get involved in politics and that's tha a risk that entertainers such as beyonce are willing to expect. most people probably expected exp the carolina panthers to take tak home the trophy. apparently the president thought that as well.l. >> they were favored to win. president obama made a secret prediction that the panthers pan were going to win. he revealed his prediction after the fact that he lost the prediction. i think he maybe should stick to politics. lets the sports enthuse is do that. we know he's angling for a jobob on espn. it was very fun to watch and see how everything played out.

i was going to say your advice adv to these folks, stay in your lane. > stay in your lane. unless he was right, then i would be singing a different tune. > it was always great to have you. you can read judy's blog in the know on the hill.com. h > as we mentioned at the top off the hour more snow is expected overnight and during tomorrow'somor evening commute.enin let's send it to sue palka. pal she has the latest on the forecast. hey there stone any, shawn and hello to judy. we're still continuing to work on this very tricky forecast and our latest thinking that we'rere seeing a lot of rain around. aro it will likely change to snow overnight and definitely by sunrise i think a the lot of uss will be seeing snow around the region. we still have some questions about temperatures and how much we're going to be able to accumulate as a result of these temperatures, whether we'rewh going to get some heavy bands setting up.ttin i do think it affects both commutes and has the greater impact for tuesday's commute. that one will require a little

extra time. in the early part of the day,ay maybe it's warm enough so it's mostly an accumulation on grassy areas. hopefully the rain that we havee tonight isn't going to wash away too much of the pretreatment andent the roads will stay in good g shape as well. this all wraps p up tomorrowomor evening and still some questions on the amounts 6789 we all know by then of this week it looks like it's turning much colder and also on the dry side. this is a challenging forecast. fo for starters it's an area of low pressure that is eventually going to be transferring someg so energy to the coast and that process hasn't taken place yet. it is in the middle of what we hope is that transition and hopefully things will become a little l clearer after this is off the coast. again, the snow has a much better chance of accumulating to significant levels to the norththe of our area and that's why we have the winter storm warning in our region. reg if you miss it at the beginning, beg i want to show you where we are thinking in terms of numbers num

with this one as well as get you updated on the snow reportsepor because at the moment mostly we've been getting reports of rain. there may be a a little bit of snow not too far from the winchester area. are we did hear from mineraleral virginia that there's at least enough snow to cover the trees a little bit and also out toward pendelton county.ndel we have a couple reports of when of the snow out there.here just getting started still in the rain phase. eventually we're going to see this energy starting to make itsts way over to the coast. coa if we get some of the good bands ban of snow, these are the types off snow totals that we are expecting to the northeast, some of of our northern suburbs could be four to six inch range. for d.c. we have a range of onene to four and at this point i'm thinking it might be on thee other end of that range for d.c. dusting to one inch to the south but again we'll continue to watch it. nothing on the ground now therehere has been a little bit of snow

out toward the cumberland area. as we get closer to the morning perhaps we have a when the inchh of snow in many areas.reas tough for the schools. i'm not sure what they're goingey'r to do.o. i wouldn't want to hazard a guess. i would imagine with some off this there may be some delays. we get to the noon hours, maybe hou two and a half on the ground. lighter amounts by the south.outh by the time we get to 6:00, this may be the bulk of what we get.. although it's possible we add a little bit more on here towardowar the midnight hour especially in northern maryland. our futurecast kind of backing that up as well. seeing a lot of rain, but that transition should begin aboutd be one and two in the morning to change over to snow and you can see by late in the morningning especially d.c. on north all snow. there's that problematic rain/snow line. that's why we think your totals will be a little bit lower down there. it's all chasing out of heree tomorrow evening but then wen we have a significant refreeze. we've been helped out today by

the fact that it was fairly mild. the pavement will retain some ofme o the heat. we're still in the upper 30s across much of the area. initially we will melt some of this and again temperaturess marginal as we go through the night as well eventually dropping down to 32-degrees, but you can definitely get snow with that temperature. t we expect everybody to see snow,now, how much piles up and how much it melts we still have someave questions on that.t. > that will definitely impact your commute tomorrow though. as we look at wednesday only 38-degrees as we clear out andnd the rest of this week guys, this is a cold forecast. for the coldest air we've seen. look at the temperatures toward tow the weekend, 30 on saturday, 25 on sunday.day. that's the high, not the low.. > we didn't have the guts to put single digits on there. but there will be some single digits in the suburbs on saturday night into sunday. monday, president's day only about 32-degrees.s. thats ' polar vortex cold. > we'll have another update at

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history. we're talking about the washington capitols. bright and hole pee definitely d an mvp candidate already alr wrapping up 33 victory. the nfl history is 48. certainly not out of reach. alex official leading with goals. this season's scoring is coming com from anyone and everyone. > looking like all time great. that was his first goal since october 15. before i got here. how did head coach barry trotz react to the goal? holy -- sunday. i can't say it. that's really what i'm thinking. that's what preet think well a lot of guys on the bench were thinking. i hang onto the pic too long. i start to get uncomfortable. i haven't scored a goal like

that in probably 12 years. > that would make him 17 at the time. just how good are the caps. they are the first team in the nhl to reach 40 points. they lead the eastern conferencee by 12 points over the florida panthers. h they're a very good team. t the caps lead the metropolitantan division over the second placed rangers.rang hockey fever. > keep it up. keep it p up. >> they're in nashville tomorrow. this they have to carry through to the post season.easo > you got it. thanks, jim. fox5 local news news at 11 starts right now.. this is fox5 local news at 11. now at 11, say it isn't snow. another round is on the way. how much will we get and what impact will it have on your tuesday commute? and a volunteer at a local elementary ele school is charged with child pornography. police say he targeted several

children by using a popular messaging app. but i will tell you is there one issue out there.here > and a bernie sanders rally in new hampshire takes a frightening turn for the presidential hopeful.. it's 11:00, fox5 local news starts right now.. > and we thank you for joiningk us tonight i'm tonyoy perkins and i'm shawn yancy. we begin with a weather alert. ale let's take a live look outside right now.righ i believe we're seeing some rain out there.t t it looks like the pavement may be a little when the, but that tha will change as the night continues. by morning snowfall will be be well underway and it likelyikel won't stop all day. we have team coverage beginning with sue palka and the latest on the forecast. for hello there, shawn and tony. yes, we're keeping a close eye on it. temperatures aren't cold enough for anything to stick. sti we do expect that change over to happen in the overnight hoursrs between 2 and 3.