chief meteorologist don slater tells us when they're be here. wavy news 10 at 5:30, a quick update to breaking news we've been following in chesapeake -- the westbound lanes are shut down because of crash involving three vehicles. this is a live look from our wavy traffic jam cam. the crash happened around three. the eastbound lane re-opened about an hour ago. we're told a van sideswiped a tractor trailer that was stopped on the shoulder. it went on to hit another tractor trailer headed in the same direction. one of the tractor trailers lost its load. police say the driver of the van was taken to the hospital - but is expected to be ok. a storm is moving in. where's the rain now and how bad is it? chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: rain with a few isolated thunderstorms. temps: starting near 70, then falling into the upper-50s by 7 am. winds: s to w 10-20 mph. thursday: cloudy with intermittent showers. into the mid-40s by 3 pm. winds: n 5-15 mph. friday: chance of isolated

chief meteorologist don slater is tonight thin clouds, with a low around 46. southwest wind 5 to 10. tuesday mostly sunny, with a high near 73. west wind 5 to 10. tuesday night high near 75. southwest new at 4. virginia's senate has voted to defund planned parenthood. it aims to keep money from the commonwealth's health department from going to the clinics. the same bill has passed the house, so it's headed to governor terry mcauliffe's desk now. the bill's sponsor says the funds would go towards more comprehensive healthcare for women. police in suffolk are auto-pedestrian accident involving a teenager. investigators believe the 15-year-old darted out into traffic near college drive and university boulevard yesterday. an s-u-v hit the boy. police say the driver remained on the scene. the child is currently in the hospital and is expected to be okay. the accident is still under investigation. new at 4: we now know what sparked a duplex fire in norfolk. it happened around 10 boulevard. firefighters found the fire in the living room of a second floor apartment.

chief meteorologist don slater tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: mostly cloudy. will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5- 10mph. we'll see lots of clouds again today and tomorrow. there may be a few spotty showers today. temps will be mild this afternoon. today the winds are still out of the northeast. however, tomorrow they will be more out of the east. so saturday into saturday night. it will continue into sunday morning. we will be warm early sunday, but temps will probably drop through the day as a strong cold front swings through the region. we will be dry sunday afternoon into early next week. high temps will drop to the upper 40s for see a few flurries, but it's still too early to tell. stay today's big story --- norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot has been indicted on federal public corruption and perjury charges. he left federal court not long ago. federal prosecutors allege burfoot used his positions as councilman, vice mayor and chief deputy treasurer. they say burfoot

chief meteorologist don slater overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light and variable wind becoming north 5-10 in the evening. tuesday highs: 50-55. northeast wind 10. tuesday night mostly cloudy. lows: 45-49. east wind at 10 becoming south after midnight. wednesday a chance of rain, then a thunderstorm after 1pm. mostly cloudy, with a high near 70. south wind 10 to 20, with gusts as here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news chief meteorologist don slater overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44. light and variable wind becoming north 5-10 in the evening. tuesday mostly cloudy & cooler. highs: 50-55. northeast wind 10. tuesday night mostly cloudy. lows: 45-49. east wind at 10 becoming south after midnight. wednesday a chance of rain, then rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 1pm. mostly cloudy, with a high near 70. south wind 10 to 20, with gusts as overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy, with a low around 44

chief meteorologist don slater overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest wind 10-15. overnight: mostly clear,. lows: 49-54. wind: sw 5-10. wednesday: sunny, with a high near 75. southwest wind 10. wednesday night: mostly clear, with a low around 53. southwest wind 5-10. thursday: sunny, with a high near 78. southwest here's what's coming up in our next ninety minutes of news here is a look behind the scenes as a dedicated staff on your side continues to work in the newsroom. i'm tom schaad in the wavy live center a shot back to the 18 century. ever wonder what it was like bear arms in colonial williamsburg? at 5:30 walter hilderbrand will show you a revolutionary interpretation of the 2nd amendment. hope for the homeless, and working poor in virginia. we'll take you to new complex for affordable housing, that also includes apartments for veterans. and combating diabetes has always been a weighty topic. b

announcer: now, your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. don: things have gone along exactly as planned. we had the rain in the morning. just a few hundredths of an inch and it is mainly gone for now. nobody has any rate right now a lot of cloud cover throughout. there is the rate we are left with. we are left with only a few hundredths of an inch. again, very light rain this morning. we will see it come back in during the day tomorrow. we have a stream of moisture. the flow of below par today but remnants of it still survived and we can see some of that sneak into north carolina. it is a bad airline through their, but let's try it again. into virginia, it will be a little more dependsnip and tuck. the peninsula, not so much rainfall. really given to the south side, there will not be anything they. another round of rain shows up tomorrow. further north, more breaks of clouds during the evening hours. by 2:00, a lot of covers the remaining. a shower or two is entirely the bulk of it shows up later on in the afternoon. here we are at the noon

don slater is tracking this for you. updates on falling temperatures, i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. switching to better internet is now easier than ever. with uploads up to 5x faster than cable. get 100 meg upload and download speeds. plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. stephanie: on your side with team weather coverage. north carolina is getting the brunt of the snow but hampton roads not to be forgotten. tom: up to two inches in some parts. erin kelly is live in chesapeake. erin: the snow has been coming we have a little accumulation on the grass but over on the road is the main concern. so far we have not seen anybody having any issues. public works crews have been out applying to the major roads and they have the crews ready to tr

matt gregory, 10 on your side. >> now, your super doppler forecast with don slater. don: we have rainfall trying to make its way to the area. it hasn't been very successful. here is the latest shot of range eyeing to make it through. you might see a sprinkle -- latest shot of rain trying to make it through. nothing real big as far as our chances of rain overnight. on to the rest of the story, a slight or not -- slight warm-up coming up, that's really good news. we could see a little more of that. i just refreshed the forecast model to give you an idea of what's going on overnight. you can see a stray shower or two could sneak north of the state line. but that's about it during the evening hours, and then we are done, with temperatures dropping down into the 30's in the overnight hours. through the day tomorrow, a little cloud cover, rain in the area. this pop of wind is moving through in the afternoon hours. now we move on into saturday, looking a little warmer. cell -- by around saturday evening. longer-range, it is going to warm up nicely sunday, monday into tuesda

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 su

now your forecast with the don slater. don: i will show you the forecast we have. a lot of sunshine for the afternoon. a couple of clouds this morning. the sun went down below the horizon. there is the live picture to show you what is going on, just upper atmosphere way out to the west. a very quiet throughout the area. temperatures have dropped after highs in the mid 70's throughout the area. virginia beach, 64 degrees. pretty close to 80 degrees. a little seabreeze and you can see that reflected in some of the wind shift lines through here. we have an easterly breeze into virginia beach and norfolk in hampton. 68, 69, 70 degrees. that little breeze has kicked in and dropped to the temperatures down to about 65 degrees. the current readings, you can see, 64, 60 at the island. near the river, anywhere near the water with the breeze off the water, the temperature has here is what an going on -- here is what is going on. over texas, arkansas, they are quite a bit weaker than they were earlier in the day. they did do some damage. no injuries reported from those thunde

and chief meteorologist don slater is working hard in the super doppler 10 weather center monitoring the incoming snowfall. his full forecast is chesapeake -- we are learning more information about an ongoing homeland security investigation at several chesapeake massage parlors. this week we learned authorities arrested 14 women. you're looking at 13 of them here. these are mugshots from police today 10 on your side's matt gregory is taking a deeper look at new search warrants. matt what have you learned? tom, stephanie, court documents show that many of the women arrested are from out of the area. today, 4 of the women appeared in court to face their arraignments. including one who documents say owned two of the massage parlors. in just a few hours friday, police and homeland security investigations special agents rushed through 6 massage parlors in chesapeake. including the sunny spa off kempsville road and massage time off battlefield blvd. 10 on your side dug through background information to find that lihong cao (tsao) is the registered agent for the ownership of both. the 44 ye

i am here with don slater to talk about the evening forecast. >> it will cool into the evening and overnight hours but i want to show you what else is going on. >> always something else. >> a mini clipper system will move through tomorrow morning. alberta clipper's. they dive on and around just north of the upper wind flow. it is a mini storm, a mini clipper and it will be mostly rain falling into the region. it is going to come down through tomorrow morning. that's where we are tomorrow morning at 5:00. you could see a stray spritz of a sleek pellet inland during the toward richmond. mini storm, a mini clipper and it will be mostly rain falling into the region. it will be first thing in the morning. we're 40 degrees with rain until it is gone. we always see a high of around warm do we get for the weekend. flooding issues around the area. we have video from starfish road. with most street flooding it goes away quickly. you can track storms anytime from your smart phone or tablet on the wavy weather app. next new information in a bizarre missing persons case, charges have been dropped and cha

nick: now what is next for the storm and don slater. don: 3-4 days we have been watching as this has drawn closer. we have been watching expecting the rain snow line to lift northward and put all of this into the rainfall. it is continuing to do so. that is the biggest thing i want explain what is going on with their forecast in the evening hours. how far will it progress northward and when will it do so? it is a mixture right now quite likely for most of you into williamsburg of rain and snow and ice pellets. that tends to knock the snow amounts down. certainly the rain does as well. we want to show you where things are coming up. it is still over the peninsula. look at the temperatures. 35-40 across the south side. there is where things are by 9:00 changing over to rainfall into williamsburg. temperatures in the 40's continue to warm up through the overnight hours.

announcer: now your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. don: we have the rainfall throughout the area but it is very light. in earlier versions of the newscast, we solve moderate areas of rain. it will taper off even further overnight. we move in for a closer view and show you what is going on. you can see the rainfall has moved offshore of virginia beach. here is three hours worth of time lapse sequences. the bulk of the rain is offshore, even for north carolina. there are some showers over parts of norfolk, north of downtown norfolk all the way into the lake smith area. it is into the river system as well. some spotty rain showers. drizzle, a mist anywhere else within the area right now. seeing some rain on the west side. farther south, rain is pretty sparse until we get to hatteras island. we are seeing some heavy rainfall. roanoke island is seeing heavy rainfall. the heaviest rainfall is near hatteras island. that is what is going on with the rainfall now. mostly rain free weekend. there is the solid rain in eastern north carolina and

let's get the details now from chief meteorologist don slater. today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low- mid 30s. wind: nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid colder with the wind. wind chills will be very venture out. by the end of the week, temperatures warm back to average temps in the upper 40s. another storm system rolls in friday into saturday...we'll be remember you can take the remember you can take the available for download on any smartphone or tablet. now to breaking news out of williamsburg. an 8-year-old boy who had been missing since early this morning is safe and sound. more than 30 people searched his williamsburg community in frigid temperatures, hoping for this outcome. 10 on your

announcer: now your forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. don: the rain arrived on schedule throughout the area. we've got a break. that will not last. we are seeing steady rainfall across the eastern shore and along the virginia beach oceanfront. farther inland, you can see more scattered rainfall. that has yet to move through but it will move through the region. here is the heavier rainfall that went through an hour or so ago. it is mostly gone, but we are seeing a pocket of heavier rain in the melvin area and then toward virginia beach. we are starting to see more scattered rain moving to the peninsula. . we have seen a break for the last 45 minutes and are starting to see more scattered rainfall. we've got some wind moving north virginia beach quiet. it gets heavier out over the back bay area. north of williamsburg, scattered light rainfall. more moderate toward the northern neck. we covered the eastern shore. just south, seeing moderately heavy rainfall. light to moderate rainfall farther south. we have the other area off to our southwe

. >> now your super doppler forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. ashley: so it seemed like we have the snow earlier and it came a little bit early and then ended early? don: take aim a little bit late. just slightly late. it is still going to get cold. but the snows and ending nicely through the area. we are getting enough to keep everybody happy. it looks purty out there but it is messy with the roads because it did and a couple hours early. here is what is going on on super doppler 10 live. you can see the snowfall lifting eastward. and you can still see a little bit going on. and we can still see a flurry or 2. even at midnight. the bulk of the snow is moving on off. and again, we will see some of this, a little bit of snow during the evening hours. but basically we are done with it. the west and, you are getting a we are looking at the back bay area, has a landing, and then we move on southward and the northern portion of the outer banks. the southern shore, seeking some scattered snow showers there. way on to the south, they did have 45 inches

let's get straight to chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center. don, the first snow flurries will be coming down in the next few hours. how much do we think will sick? tonight: cloudy with possible. wind: nw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny & a tad warmer. highs in the upper 30s. wind: nw 10-15mph. friday: snow & rain move moderate accumulations. highs in the mid 40s. wind: ene10-15mph. light snow will move across the hampton roads area after 5pm....and move from west to east towards virginia beach thru 11pm. accumulations up to 1 inch are possible. thursday looks mainly sunny, but it'll be the calm before the storm. a storm system moves into our beginning friday morning...first as snow & a rain/snow mix. however, the wintry weather storm system begins to move out into the atlantic, we'll get some into early sunday. accumulation amounts will change as we get a better handle on this system so read our wavy weather blog on wavy.com for the tonight: cloudy with light snow showers. accumulations of 1" possible. wind: nw 5-10mph. thursday: mainly sunny

don slater checking unsettled weather for us. don: this will not be a huge event, especially tomorrow night and tomorrow morning. we will have a little bit of rain that i will show you. not very much, but you can see a couple of stray showers and the it is trying to settle. -- work its way into suffolk. i want to show you what is going on with her forecast. two chances of rainfall. steadier rain, we're looking at chili, steady rain tonight and early in the day tomorrow. here's my computer model looks like, widespread rain across the region. the next chance will be scattered. thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and evening. and in between, just widely scattered showers. it will be ok. we will not see a washout over the next couple of days. i will tell you more about what is moving in and in the longer range in our seven day forecast nicole: a reminder, tracks the wet weather on the wavy weather app. tom: despite a conflict of interest investigation, the virginia beach says his work as mayor is not done. today he announced he will ru

chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. tonight: light to moderate rain through 3 am. lows: mid to upper-40s. winds: e to nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mix of sun and clouds. highs: upper-50s. winds: w 10-15 mph. sunday: partly sunny with a chance of isolated showers. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10 mph. we started with plenty of sunshine this morning, but now the clouds have taken over. rain will continue to spread north your evening commute will be wet, so it may be a slower ride home. overnight, we'll be tracking light to moderate rain across the region. most places will banks, but it's not as likely in hampton roads. the rain should be gone by 3 am, so saturday morning will be nice and dry. expect a beautiful start to the weekend! however, a cold front will swing through on saturday, so behind that, it'll be cooler on sunday. sunday will feature partly sunny skies along with a slight chance of a few spotty sprinkles/light showers. highs will be back in the more seasonable mid-40s. after sunday, expect a series of dry days along w

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. >> now your super doppler 10 forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. don: all is quiet today in terms of storms. obviously windy, but you step outside, it was not that bad. the temperature is not going to chafe. the wind is going to drop on down. on up into washington and the fredericksburg area, you can see a sprinkle in northern neck. it's not likely to be anything much at all. snow in the mountains. then it goes past the mountains again. here is the parent of the whole it has worked its way up in northern new england now. there is colder air now. you can see it is all off to the north. you see it moving toward new england. you see the swirl of the weather pattern. it's in upstate new york. wind is indicated by clouds. the storms moved through last night, about 23 hours ago, and today during the day, you see all of this ripley affect and the cloud cover. those are the storms last night. those are gone now. what is left? kind of ripples in the cloud cover. that is because the wind -- the wind hits the mountains and kind of goes like that and creates t

"(jim slater, k9 storm--1)5:20 it's like putting your seatbelt on it's not better to be clear but to minize the target areas on a dog that's one of the most critical things that we do 5:30" (officer jake clark, norfolk police department--6)16:24 the amount of support that's been given to this unit in recent times is touching and we appreciate it 16:29 you may remember norfolk police just buried a police dog that was shot and killed by a suspect earlier this month. cnn's anderson cooper donated to the virginia beach- based spike's k-9 fund to outfit dogs in norfolk and newport news with the vests. odu students and staff hit the streets today in an effort to increase safety off campus. they called it a "knock and talk" and focused on the lambert's point neighborhood. organized by the student goverment association...volunteers, the dean of students, staff and campus police knocked on doors to talk about resources they also handed out light bulbs and door alarms. sot -- jordan mccoy - off campus life student director c34 17:59:43- our goal is to not only increase safety, but increase the

chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. don, that storm had a lot of power. tonight: decreasing clouds. lows: upper-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. friday: scattered clouds. cool breeze. highs: mid to upper-40s. winds: nw 10-15 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool. highs: mid-40s. winds: light nw. update on waverly tornado: the national weather service's storm survey team in wakefield has touched down in waverly. max wind speed: 100-110 mph. max path width: 300 yards. path length: 9 miles. after a very, very long wednesday in the weather department, we have been relentless! we will be tracking sustained winds at 15 to 25 mph, gusting up to 35 mph at times through the back into the upper-30s. it'll remain windy all night, into your friday. a northwest breeze and highs only in the upper- now to a developing story-- we've following in hampton since last year. the trial for a woman accused of killing her son-- and traveling with his body in the trunk of car-- is set for september. tonya slaton faced a judge on a second degree murder char

chief meterologist don slater is up next with your full forecast. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. all new at 5:30 -- hampton police are looking for two people they say tried to rob a bank. they say they got calls for help around three and-f bank. that's on coliseum drive -- right at the intersection with hardy cash. police say the suspects went in with their faces covered, but an employee saw them. that employee locked the main door before the suspects could get in. both people managed to get away and no one was hurt. in new hampshire, today, gender is a bigger issue, being raised by hillary clinton as she tries for as comeback in a state where most democratic women say they support bernie sanders. nbc's steve handelsman is o

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let's go back over to chief meteorologist don slater. don: it is clear for the hampton roads area right now. we are looking fine for hampton roads. you will note, you can see the very beginning of this time lapse sequence of to the present time, basically in the waverly area. you will assume come at 2:3 -- assume, at 2:28. that is what was going on at that particular time. you can see also some of the action and move through the hampton roads. however, i want to take a wide shot way on out with what is going on in terms of these thunderstorms. this is likely to move on at 6:00 and then likely toward about franklin at 6:37, 6:40 four downtown suffolk, 7:00 toward downtown norfolk, 7:30, center of chesapeake, and on into camps bill around 7:35. finally for the oceanfront at about 7:45. that is it they continue to present speed at about 45-50 miles per hour. climbing northward, but the line itself appears to be moving north-northeast. 7:00 toward the williamsburg area. 7:10, 7:30 eastward toward your county, gloucester point of toward court

tom: don slater is tracking what's left and what's to come. don: i am and i'm updating while talking to you here. i'll go back 2 1/2 hours ago and give you an idea what's going on. i reset the radar and that's about the time that tornado was developing and moving on through the wafrle -- waverly area and is on the fringe of our viewing area. once past waverly, no one can pick us up on an antenna. the warning was issued just before the toronto hit that area. we move in for a closer view of things and you can see what's going on. and again, there's where it was. it just moved through the waverly area at that time and was up in extreme western suri county and were on the air with the warnings continuously and been on the air since then, before 2:47 in the afternoon. moved on through the waverly area. after that we did end up seeing some scattered thunderstorms in the hampton roads area that surprisingly survived. really, we had cloud cover and rain over the hampton roads cities and thunderstorms which were over eastern north carolina which develo

we begin our coverage with chief meteorologist don slater and meteorologist ashley. don: i've been happy with the progress of the storm as it relates to what we forecasted yesterday. >> absolutely. we mentioned this would be on the lower end of the scale for us, and we stayed pretty consistent saying that we would be right on that rain/snow line, and that would keep these totals to a minimum. don: we are looking pretty good. rain/snow line is and what we expect to see throughout the area in terms of rain and snow. because of the fact that rain/ snow line is lifting northward throughout the area. over the south side, snowfall has been pretty light as of this time. still some snowfall, a little bit of a mixture into southwestern chesapeake, but it's changing over a long the state line, and this is right on schedule. we have seen up to about an inch of's to know across the south side, maybe a little bit more, around two inches areas inland. one or two inches expected for the peninsula as well, but over the south side, things are starting to change, and that is all real

. >> now your superdoppler 10 forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. anita: the important thing is you can always rebuild a home. you can always get more possessions but we are talking about a deadly situation in waverly. stephanie: with the seriousness of today, it's more important than ever to listen to what's coming up tonight. don: and for those in waverly, or are going to help in waverly, lots of times we see people hurt in the cleanup action because they've stepped on nails and also overexerting you do want to watch out for those of you. plus, we have a secondary line of thunderstorms that will be moving in, adding insult to injury and areas open to the elements are going to get drenched coming up in the next couple hours towards the waverly area. again, not many people watching us at this point from that area because they're all very busy but if you are watching us from the waverly area, you might want to pass the word around there's a line of thunderstorms that will be moving on in. we examine what's going on. we go to waverly and show you the

don slater and ashley baylor tracking the snow to make sure >> we have been to portsmouth and virginia beach and the outer banks. now this is from chesapeake, a live report from erin kelly. >> we have 18 of meteorologists working on this forecast. ashley baylor well tell us how things are looking right now and will tell us how things will be. ashley: the next few hours, we will see the system out of here, let's get to the radar, are hitting on the back edge of this system. tracking light to pocket the moderate snow across the viewing area. to the south and toward rodant rodanthe, we saw a next. kitty hawk up to curtain, we are tracking light snowfall across from chesapeake to norfolk it a virginia beach. light snow in portsmouth. it is starting to wind down. light snow from congo down into false cape landing. to the north we have some flurries flying across her williamsburg to newport news and hampton. across northampton county, in the eastern shore, furious with occasional light snow all the way from cape charles all the not doing too bad here. people are trying to get home. this will

and chief meteorologist don slater tells us we're not released from that icy grip just yet. tonight: bitterly cold. lows in the teens. wind chills in the low teens. wind: nw 5-15mph wednesday: another cold day...increasing clouds. highs in the mid 30s. wind: nw/sw 5-15mph. wednesday night: light snow possible. accumulations will be 1" or less. cold. lows in the mid 20s. wind: sw 5-15mph. arctic high our area. so, plan on another pipe-bursting cold night. it won't be as windy as last night, so wind chill values won't be as low. however, still expecting wind chills in the low teens on average. wednesday, an upper disturbance moves in through the evening. this will lead to the chance for light snow...however accumulations are likely...at best 1". then, we'll be watching the storm system that'll move in by friday. it's too early to talk about how much snow will occur and where, but it does look like we'll see some snow as it starts on friday...then everything turns to rain the rest of friday. heavy rain is possible. by saturday midday, it'll transition over to snow

. >> now, your forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. the forecast. these are the two main events we're going to be covering. of that number one is snow. around noon through around 7:00 tomorrow evening. i will show you where the bulk of that snow is going to be arriving. event to -- event 2 is really the entire weekend. wind-chills will bottom out to near zero. event 1 and event 2 are really connected because the -- because we will have snow on the ground and likely on the streets. it looks like the snow will hang in through the weekend as temperatures will be below freezing all weekend. future trak -- computer model snow coming up for friday. friday morning, clouds moving pretty rapidly, and so does the snow. maybe early afternoon hours into the region. by 2:00, some solid snowfall. you will note that right through that could create some very heavy snow, especially toward the edenton area. still going on into the hampton roads cities and on into the eastern shore. it is lightening up pretty much everyone through 7:00 in the evening. it will be quick

x now, your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. >> it really is going to get cold over the next few days. we've a little bit of snow every now and then. another area of snow is possible friday afternoon but those are not the main events. the show you what's going on with the snowfall. you will be able to see some of >> here we go, virginia. all. the one place at acc basketball coaches do not want to go is virginia is 32-1 in acc home games over the past four years. they won their 17th home game in a row when they soundly beat virginia tech 67-49. uva is outstanding, holding its in three games. lately it is anthony brockton, -- last night isaiah wilkins joined in adding another dimension. >> he has made some of those shots before, but it is so important when you can get that kind of contribution. as i mentioned, malcolm has been scoring so well and if another guy gives us that kind of output, that really balances our team and makes us more potent on offense and harder to guard. >> closer to home, trey freeman is the first player in conference usa history to be the high school gra

. >> now your forecast with don slater. don: it's raining heavily across the south side. it did rain heavily an hour ago. now it is across the south side. here is what is going on. all the way southward into something, and into gates county , action along the state line. here is what is going on in the hampton roads cities. you can see pockets of heavy rain reaching up even into downtown new for news. the star correct l or show up and indicate heavier rainfall. it hasn't rained that heavily yet. i tend to think this will continue moving eastward but it has slowed down. you can see again this rainfall. widespread rain across everywhere else. we are focusing on the trouble spots. this is moving east, northeastward. this is likely to continue moving eastward. it is headed to a horseshoe. this looks like more lightning in the past. we will move on southward. farther south, northern per clemens county. it looks really should. here is the longer forecast model. we had cloud cover. what is this? a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. this is indeterminate. a little bit of rain for a

chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center - don, the clouds have moved in - but, are we expecting today: sun/cloud mix. a

. >> your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. don: we have interesting weather going on. this will continue over the next several hours. super doppler 10 live, a town of rain moving on through, but it is of operating before it hits the ground. style off towards -- snow is off towards the mountains. the rain is falling, but it is evaporating before it hits the ground. this rain will be mostly a wind speed and direction, this is a big one. these are study wins s --teady winds -- steady winds. richmond, 41 miles per hour. williamsburg, 43 miles per hour. our winds across the south side will increase, 39 mousetrap, newport news -- 39 miles per hour, newport news. here is our forecast. these are not the gusts. these are the straight on sustained winds, 20 miles per along the eastern shore. they will start to drop off just a little bit by tomorrow morning. by the noon hour, they will become more negligible. rain, this is only registering some of the rain toward the peninsula and the eastern shore. temperatures are still too warm. one little tiny blur of a flurry toward franklin

so we're starting with chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center. don, how much rain are we talking about here? tonight: cloudy with on/off showers. lows: mid-30s. winds: n 10-20 mph. friday: a few showers early, possibly some sleet and snow mixing in. no accumulations expected. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool, but not as windy. highs: mid-40s. winds: light north. we have been tracking rain and a north/northeast breeze throughout the afternoon. not much will change this evening - expect on and off showers with temperatures holding so it will be a slow ride home. overnight, we'll continue to track periods of rain. by early tomorrow morning, we could see some sleet and/or snowflakes mix in with the raindrops. since the ground is so wet, it's would be more likely towards the northern part of the peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck. high pressure will quickly build in behind this front, so we'll see increasing sunshine on friday with 25 mph. expect mostly sunny skies on saturday. it won't be as windy, but it'l

chief meteorologist don slater has a look at how low it will go tonight. don? tonight clear and cold. lows: 13-17 inland, 17-22 coast. winds: northwest 10-15. tuesday around 32, 39 degrees. if you looked out your window, still hanging tough so you knew it was still cold out. tonight we get colder overnight. last night we didn't see things drop on down much below 27, 28. tonight it will be 10 degrees colder than that, quite likely. i want to know what's going on with the wind, the winds are up there late bit. here in virginia beach, sustained winds. virginia beach, hampton, and certainly the eastern shore, you're going to see enough of a breeze off the water, water temperatures basically into the 40's to held your temperature up overnight. in virginia beach, big temperature drop as we saw, new port news it was 34 at 2:00 in the morning. here's what's going on with temperatures farther inland, 27 as of 5:00. overnight we'll drop on down 14, slow drip the faucets indoors

chief meteorologist don slater is here with our first forecast. don, when are we expecting this to reach us? tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 mph. i won't waste any time.. tonight, we'll gradually see increasing clouds as our next storm system approaches. as you head out the door tomorrow morning, we will not see any falling precip, but make sure you have warm layers and an umbrella with you, because you'll across the region. the metro will see a mix of rain/snow/sleet, while farther north, along the northern peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck, we'll likely see snow to start. after 7 pm, temperatures will warm into the low- 40s, so we'll make the transition to all rain. any snow that does stick check out our latest blog for a map of potential snow totals. the rain will continue through this point, we'll be tracking on

chief meteorologist don slater is keeping a close eye on it all. don, how's temps: starting near 70, then falling into the upper-50s by 7 am. winds: s to w 10-20 mph. thursday: cloudy with intermittent showers. temps: starting in the upper-50s, then falling into the mid-40s by 3 pm. winds: n 5-15 mph. friday: chance of isolated morning showers, then drying out. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 10-20 it's been a tough day to sit in a classroom or an office with temperatures in the 70s! clouds have been filling in through the afternoon and now we will see some rain developing through the evening hours. with a cold front swinging through, there could be so we'll be tracking periods of rain through tomorrow morning. make sure you grab an umbrella tomorrow since we'll be tracking intermittent showers throughout the day. most of rain will fall across the metro, but we can't rule out some spotty showers farther north, across the middle peninsula, northern neck, and along the eastern shore. you'll notice a huge difference in temperatures - the mercury will start i

announcer: now, your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. >> we are going to dive into the forecast and show you what is going on around the area. cold again overnight but i want to focus what is going on with the snow tomorrow morning. and then the big storm over the weekend. here is a look at what is going on with our cloud cover. we can't see anything with the cloud cover, skies are as clear as can be. it is going to continue overnight around 10-15 miles per temperatures here are rock temperatures. i am going to 40 degrees or 15 degrees. that is about the same as this morning. so it will be cold in the overnight hours so it will be breezy. through the day tomorrow, cloud cover. and it will be warmer tomorrow. then we move into tomorrow evening. we may start to see if you flurries in the region. scattered flurries and then they taper off rapidly. we could see a light dusting on grassy surfaces. maybe on a back deck or a car top but most of us won't see a thing. we are not really concerned about that one. on thursday, a lot of sunshine. then it warms up more significantly. now, thi

meteorologist don slater. don -- you say you've stopped tracking snow, to freezing temperatures. what are you expecting for the team coverage of the winter weather takes us to an area that saw some of the most snow today. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is live in elizabeth city. liz -- how have things changed since this afternoon? not a whole lot - most of the snow began tapering off by 5 tonight. there was concern over wet roads turning icy - but we haven't seen too many problems here. take a look, this is north road street. traffic is ..... as you can see, the pavement is clear elizabeth city earlier this afternoon. 10 on your side's joe fisher was out here when the flurries began shortly before 2. several plow trucks were spotted but plows really weren't needed, as snow didn't stick to pavement. n-c-d-o-t started preparing for this storm in advance -- they put brine out yesterday and this morning. this is video from nearby hertford, you efforts on bridges and overpasses. and their efforts really seemed to pay off. we're told crews will continue to monitor roads into the overnigh

. >> now your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. don: when it is all said and done, this could be the biggest problem we see in terms of threatening property, the moderate or near moderate tidal flooding going on coming up for saturday. here is what is going on and really even into sunday morning, we have focused in on a lot of snow and i will show you what we end up with into the area. i think this will be the biggest thing, the tide and the wind coming up tomorrow night into saturday and sunday. tides around 9:00 a.m. and p.m. it likely could continue into here is our computer model, all evening. around 28. cold enough for snow tomorrow morning. we move on to the noon hour. 32 degrees at that point. the winds start picking up. this is too broad in terms of snowfall for the day on friday. i think it will be scattered snow and then widespread farther out into the day on friday. friday at 3:00, we see a change to rainfall for the south side. right in the center of things coming up for the day on friday. now we move on to friday eveni

chief meteorologist don slater is in the super doppler 10 weather center with our first forecast. don, first a warm up and then another cold blast? to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. highs in the lower 50s. wind: sw 15-20mph. tuesday night: light snow possible north of the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. tuesday brings slighty warmer air due to southwesterly winds ahead of a canadian cold front that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afte

i am with don slater to talk about those changes. we are watching something else on sunday, but we are backing away from that. don: we're looking pretty good. we have many headlines to deal with here. i going to cover this one right away. a rare january hurricane. we have not had one in january since 1938. it is "alex", the mail of "alexander -- it is "alex," the male of "alexander." mild temperatures are out there today. things will warm back up into the upper 50's for the day coming up tomorrow. you have been following along from home, you know we have been watching carefully. it is just a possibility. some forecast models had it, while others did not. we have big goesose eggs coming up in terms of snowfall. 24 hours from now to around 2:00 in the morning this will be our biggest event. the sunday forecast models have backed way, way off for the possibility of snow. we will have the forecast in a few minutes. tom: when the weather does get bad, we have the wavy weather app. we will show you any watches are warnings that come our wa

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. >> now your super doppler 10 forecast with chief meteorologist don slater. don: chilly start to the day. we dropped to 32, 34 degrees area than we warmed up in a big way. then some clouds rolled in. what's up with that? not that much. a couple sprinkles way off to the northwest. we'll show you the sunset in just a second. it is beautiful. 10 mile an hour breeze out of the west and southwest. tomorrow at the noon hour, lighter winds. still cloud cover. that is moving off. 73 degrees. really, beautiful day tomorrow. at the end of the day, southwest winds at five to 10 miles per hour. southwesterly breeze, very light at the noon hour. 3:00 in the afternoon on wednesday, right around 75 degrees. there could be 78 degree readings further inland. this is likely to be the warmest day we see. so, really, really warm day for the day tomorrow and it will stay warm into thursday. here we are thursday during the afternoon. this forecast model, these are raw numbers. i cannot revise them at all. they are going 70, 71. it's going to stay warm into friday, likely to be mad

. >> now your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. don: right as we were going on reports of snowfall and i'm just not finding them right now. i do think we are seeing a few flurries. low. the air is relatively dry. the snowfall, as it progresses down, it evaporates before it hits the ground. we are picking it up on radar. we've got some snow showing up in the blue colors. again, it is tending to evacuate -- two evaporate. snow. it can really had south on you because we could see these first -- bursts. we've got to watch it carefully. we can see the flurries in the northern neck working its way over the bay. north carolina starting to see a little bit of scattered snow. again, that snowfall is moving eastward at about 15 miles per hour. we want to watch what that does watching it for you. we will show you what is going on with the forecast. this is future trak through friday at 7:00. there. at midnight, once again a dusting at best. is gone. the winds kick in behind it. 10-15 at 7:00 tomorrow morning. the noon hour, sunshine. it won't

. >> now, your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. >> we have a little bit of scattered rainfall in the region right now. we're not likely to see any kind of accumulation. it will just melt off. i'm not real concerned about it at this point. it is coming to an end bank. things are relatively quiet right now but we move on up to the middle peninsula from west point on into northern gloucester county. there is very likely a little more sleet mixed in as this this will be the last round as it moves on east. over the eastern shore there is some rainfall going on and possibly a little bit of sleet. a little bit of light rain further southward in the northampton county to the north of cape charles. we jump over most of the peninsula and it's really quiet. we are seeing a little bit of rain on the state line. on toward saint brides and northwest we are seeing a little bit of rain and possibly sleet mixed in. then on to the northern counties seeing a little bit of rainfall toward belvidere. sleet mixed with a little bit of rain but there is not much upstream so we'll will show you what's