west port wassing tonne sits-- washington sits on the edge of north america. for more than 300 years, the continental plate has been locked with a plate under the pacific. they're stuck along april 700 million stretch called the cascadia abduction zone. that has geologists like this man taking notice. >> when they suddenly get unstuck, then you can get very big earthquakes >>> when big earthquakes happen offshore, they're often followed by big tsunamis. >> the tsunami is set-off by the warping of the ocean floor that raises the water column in some areas and lowers it in others >>> the worst case scenario in a big open ocean tsunami, a 30 to 40 foot wall of water barrelling towards shore, with residents only getting 15 to 30 minutes head start to reach the safety of higher ground. >> we're less than half a mile from the pacific owe his honour. the zone is about 50 miles off our coast so we know that we face an earthquake tsunami hazard here. that's our biggest threat >>> this woman is a school superintendent in west port. when will this be finished? >> in marc

the highest amounts are forecast north and west of the metro area. there could be a foot of snow near richmond with up to 2 feet near washington d.c. we'll dry out on for updates to this developing weather situation. good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage on the weather conditions takes us to virginia beach. our morning crew has been outside getting a better look at the roads for you this morning. rico bush is live near independence boulevard with more on the conditions. rico - how's it looking? don, katie, everything is really looking great., but as you can see it's quiet. let's give you a closer look - the roads are clear for the most part - there's a light dusting of snow on the grass - that's all about - nothing really to be alarmed about this morning. as you head out the door this morning, you may notice a light coat of snow on your car if it was parked when windshields , so it should come off very easily, even in the freezing temperatures this morning. in virginia beach, public work crews prepped the roads overnight for driv

the highest amounts are forecast north and west of the metro area. there sunday, but it will be windy. there could be some minor tidal flooding good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. our team coverage on the weather conditions takes us to virginia beach. our morning crew has been outside getting a better look at the roads for you this morning. rico bush is live near independence boulevard with more on the conditions. rico - how's it looking? don, katie, everything is really looking great., but as you can see it's quiet. let's give you a closer look - the roads are clear for the most part - there's a light dusting of snow on the grass - that's all about - nothing really to be alarmed about this morning. as you head out the door this morning, you may notice a light coat of snow on your car if it was parked when the flurries fell yesterday. it doesn't appear like the flurries stuck to any windshields , so it should come off very easily, even in the freezing temperatures this morning. in virginia beach, public work crews prepped the roads

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visibility reduced because of fog in the north and west, three quarter visibility in reading, and down to a quarter mile in mount pocono, and we are tracking light showers, especially north and west, and we are seeing sprinklings, light showers, and that's the case over the next hour or so, and otherwise, we're going to try to keep it dry throughout the day, and can't rule out the chance of a shower or two, mild now, 44 in philadelphia, and going 52, and mild today, and even milder on sunday, more on that coming up. >>> a pregnant mother is remembered this weekend after losing her life in a fire trying to save her young son. investigators say elizabeth perez made it out of the burning home early friday morning, but she went inside to rescue her 2-year-old son, and they got trapped. fire officials say they were steps away from making it out alive. >> not a pretty sight, really, not a pretty skiegt, holding her child in her arms trying to get out, but that's important, once out, stay out. >> perez was set to deliver her baby next month. as we said, she was pregnant at the time of the fir

("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- upper 30s. winds nw 10-15mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene 5- 15mph. today we will see quiet weather. high pressure is in control. highs will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models bring it in a little later in the day. so this will allow for more of a rain/snow mix in the region with snow north of the metro. this will turn into all rain in our area late friday into saturday. then a big area of low pressure will move through and then to our east late saturday. on the back side we could see the precipitation turn back into snow. however, dry air will also start to move into the region. so we could see some light accumulations at that time, but only after a lot of melting from the rain before

winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- upper 30s. winds nw 10-15mph. tonight: increasing the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene 5- 15mph. today we will see quiet weather. high pressure is in control. highs will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models bring it in a little later in the day. so this will allow for more of a rain/snow mix in the region with snow north of the metro. this will turn into all rain in our area late friday into saturday. then a big area of low pressure will see the precipitation turn back good morning, hampton roads. let's check we're on your side tracking winter weather in hampton roads. we got a dusting overnight. you may still see some of it left over. but that's just the beginning. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is watching the skies for our next round of snow, and that will be mo

and it is in the 20s in all areas north and west. tomorrow it will be up a few degrees at this time to what you are seeing, but it will still be below freezing north and west and below freezing south and east. the impact will be grayer to the north and west. we are still getting wind gusts, but no longer 35, 40 now it is about 20, 25 miles per hour except nantucket. we have a windchill of 8 and 19 in boston. the teens in the cold spots and 20s in boston. look what happens if we get to 4:00 p.m. if we look to the i-95 corridor it is in the midto upper 30s. it doesn't mean there will be snow. but the ground will be warmer because of the temperature being above freezing. but it is freezing and below 495 north and west. the temperatures don't change that much. they drop a little bit. and after the precipitation ends. after that we get another cold shot on wednesday. the temperatures could be in the 20s to maybe near 30 all day long. so that's going to be another cold day. a little cooledder than today. the system i am talking about is jus

the highest amounts are forecast north and west of the metro area. there could be a foot of snow near richmond with up to 2 feet near washington d.c. we'll dry out on sunday, but it will be windy. there could be some minor tidal flooding in the region. stay tuned for updates to this developing weather good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. our team coverage of the winter weather continues with more on a second round of snow heading to hampton roads. we expect to it leave a mark on the peninsula and southside. photographer are in independence boulevard with more on the current weather rico, what are you seeing? don, katie,things here are pretty quiet. the roads are dry and for the most part clear - and we're only seeing a light dusting of snow on the grass and light coat of snow on cars that have been parked overnight, but it's something that's going to be really easy to brush off this morning. no ice on the roadways and nothing sticking to the roads. city officials across hampton roads have really been turning their focus to the second

headlines") winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- upper 30s. winds nw increasing clouds. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene 5- 15mph. today we will see quiet weather. high pressure is in control. highs will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models bring it in a little later in the day. so this will allow for more of a rain/snow mix in the region with snow north of the metro. this will turn into all rain in our our east late saturday. on the back side we could see the precipitation turn back into snow. however, accumulations at that time, but only after a lot of melting from the rain before that point. the highest amounts are forecast north and west of the metro area. there could be a foot of snow near richmond with up to 2 feet near washington d.c. we'll dry out on sunday, but it will be windy. t

so watch out for patchy ice north and west. at about that storm system for the latter part of the week most of the moisture will stay offshore a clipper to the north and west that could provide a few flurries mainly north and west during the day on friday. but all in all, we continue with temperatures above freezing. each and every afternoon. 42 degrees tomorrow. 40 on thursday. and that flurry chance on frid friday. upper theirs. right now look at the upcoming weekend. a cold start on saturday. 45 for the high temperature. 50 degrees sunday. pretty much monday and tuesday of next week. >> love it. >> all right. scott, thank you. >> howard? >> you're not going to the golf course. there's snow. >> relax. >> even if it melted it would be slushy and bad. >> it would be ugly. >> eagles will have one player playing in this year's pro bole got the late call last night. and eagles started the process of keeping your players under contract. yesterday we know they signed zach ertz. today another player signed to a multi year deal. all th

some moisture..mostly in the form of rain, but it's possible some wet snowflakes could mix in north and west of the metro. the rain will develop around 8 to 9 am. we a rain/snow mix: franklin, isle of wight co, sussex co, surry co, williamsburg, and points north along the middle peninsula and northern neck. the rain and wintry mix will continue through 1 to 2 low-40s, nothing will stick, so no accumulations expected. the clouds will clear out monday, but it'll be next friday, but that's several days out and a lot can change between with the chance of that wintry mix -- cities across the area are on standby -- and say they are ready to go incase any snow sticks to the roads. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live from virginia beach with the details. deanna, i talked with the spokespersons from the major cities in hampton roads. they're not so concerned with tonight. it's tomorrow that has their attention and each one said they're ready for anything. especially here in virginia beach. the fleet of trucks at virginia beach's public works facility are gassed up and ready to go. public works say

problems for the presidential ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter storm watch up for areas north and west of the metro area for tomorrow into saturday. today: mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid- 10-15mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: rain/snow mix in the late morning or midday. becoming all rain late in the day. heavy rain at times. highs will be in the low 40s. winds ene 5- 15mph. today we will see quiet weather. high pressure is in control. highs will be in the 30s. we'll see precipitation start up tomorrow. the models bring it in a little later in the day. so this will allow for more of a rain/snow mix in the region with snow north of the metro. this will turn into all rain in our area late friday into saturday. then a big area of low pressure will move through and then to our east late saturday. on the back side we could see the precipitation turn back into snow. however, dry air will also start to move into the region. so we could see some light accumulations at that time, but only after a lot of melting from the rain bef

west 5-10mph. 10-20mph. we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies today depending on location. more sun to the north and west. more clouds to the cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows will drop to the low 30s tonight. tomorrow the breeze will stay up. be in control of the weather for the weekend. it will be nice. we will warm up into the 50s and 60s. even warmer weather will be around for early next the low moves farther away. as high pressure builds-in the breeze will we'll be partly sunny and cool it will be nice. we will warm up into the 50s and good morning, hampton roads. let's check the coast guard says the locally based cutter northland will sail home today. the portsmouth-based cutter has been on a two month patrol of the eastern pacific. it's mission was to counter drug trafficking over the holidays. these are pictures of the crew seizing part of the 75-hundred kilos of drugs it took during

so i am estimating especially in the higher terrain, north and west of 128 and especially north and west of 495, one to two inches and the merrimack valley away from the immediate coast a good one to two inches. maybe an inch as you get closer to boston. northern new england will make out better especially the mountains of maine as the storm will be deeper and better organized as it gets there. here is the next seven days. the cold comes back on wednesday and it comes back check this out. 30 to 40 mile per our wind gusts coming up on wednesday. and it stays cold on thursday. a slight moderation on friday and then we begin the fun on saturday. we take a storm and kind of right at us. it may redevelop on the coast. that means we are in for precipitation. we could begin late friday night and first thing on saturday. it looks like we will be border line as to rain versus snow. precipitation may still be falling and it may be starting to ease around the start of the game when the temperature should be around 32 degrees or so. that's my early estimate. but obviously we will have many updates b

north and west of raleigh, you can see some snow. north winds 3 to 5. but once accumulation. 42 tomorrow. we dissected the day for you. let's jump into martin luther king day. 36 degrees. a low of 26. and how about tuesday when you head back to work or school. look at those windchills. maybe around 11:00 in the morning. 20 at noon. windchills that is. but the daytime temperature stays below freezing. i'm telling you the big news is the punch of arctic air coming our way. later in the week into the 40s. we could see a system on friday. too early to cam it. i'll say there could be rain and maybe and or snow starting out friday. we'll have to keep an eye on that, 42 degrees. >> i guess it's good we enjoyed the weather today. we won't have any more of it. thanks bill. it's a good night to stay inside and watch some football right here on wncn as the nfl playoffs continue. still to come, we'll preview the cardinals and packers ahead of their nfc divisional round game. the carolina panthers are getting set to take on the seattle seahawks in the nfc playoffs t

some snow on the north west side in arkin and north west louisiana. that air that's coming down is cold. we have a tornado watch that goes to our west. we are not under a watch. farther to the north, that pink area, those are all winter weather advisories as well as winter storm warnings. washington, d.c. this is how it will play out. farther to the west, we'll watch this track of low pressure. across the state, that will bring showers and thunderstorms before noon tomorrow. this is where it starts to mess up later on saturday up into the northeast. locally the possibility of seeing some lightning but mostly rain, wind, and the outside chance at seeing some tornadoes as well. we're always on guard for any severe weather warning. we'll pass them on to you. you can always download our app as well. a slight risk of severe weather. the south. northern chances have a better chance of seeing more intense weather. we'll talk more about this later on. >> thank you, steve. we'll see you in 15 with your complete weather report. download our free news channel 8 a

north. much more to the south and west. much less to the north and west. damaging winds, flooding certainly a possibility. this is the time you want to make sure you have batteries, flashlights, even a manual can opener. most of this is going to be a snow event. might be a little mixing along the coast. the accumulation range right now, we still have to keep it in the 6 to 12-inch range. any little shift as little as 50 miles could make it go from 6 inches to a foot. further south and west, better chance of a foot or more. once you get on that border, over a foot a good bet. towards the north and west, the amounts drop off a little bit been 2 to 6 inches through most of northwest new jersey. anything from a coating to a couple inches into sullivan, orange county, and ulster and a lot of variation with this particular storm. we'll watch it hour by hour. right now, she's watching the roads and rails. here's lauren. >> we do have our first problem of the morning on the roads. we'll heads over to new jersey, where the ramp from route 3 eastbound to the eastern

especially west and north of 495. we will be talking about all the wind and cold to follow. ed: breaking news from the pentagon. american sailors being held in iran. reporter: this is an incredibly intense situation. two navy vessels were on their way from kuwait to bahrain, and somehow they lost contact the sailors on board are being held by irani and forces. iran has assured the u.s. that the crew and the vessels will be returned safely and promptly. the white house and pentagon saying they are working with a rambo to work with -- with iran to resolve this. we will get you more as we get it. ed: a horse rescue in westminster near overlook road, video just in 15 minutes ago. we saw that horse stand up. new at 4:30 we are hearing from the family of a brockton teenager, and innocent bystander shot that is home. we are live with the family plus message. reporter: mom says stop the crime in the hate. her 17-year-old senior is in stable condition at boston medical center, the shooting happening at the pinegrove a hail of

maybe up to an inch in the higher elevations well to the north and west. first little bout. >> wow. >> hey, lauren. >> we're going t start with some good news. there's your commuter checklist. metro-north, l.i.r.r. new jersey transit and subways without delays. outside at the roads, you can see at the very bottom of the screen, the bqe is doing fine. the bqe backed up because of an overturned tractor-trai orler. we have a lane blocked with emergency vehicles as well. talk more about those delays coming up in a few minutes. >>> the home of the 1964 world's fair will not be holding any major music festivals any time soon. according to published reports the parks department turned down requests for three different multi-day music festivals. one of them was aeg, the concert promoter. they announced they'll hold the new east coast festival, panorama, on ranlllls island instead. >>> 5:26. this morning a bronx family outraged after a bus driver left a 5-year-old alone on the sidewalk. >> reporter: and an out-of-control police cruiser crashes through a staten islan

areas north and west will be freezing, so we'll have to watch this small area to see if it will be freddingp farther north, can't rule that out. the rain does move through and leaves by the afternoon so that's the cold front pushing through. we're around 40 tomorrow afternoon so we're still looking at melting, then later on tomorrow night into thursday morning we're going to be colder, temperatures in the 20s for everybody as we go into thursday morning. so then that next round of refreezing after whatever melting we have again. so we have plenty of snow out there to keep seeing this as we go through the rest of the week. for tonight scattered showers around, mostly rain showers but we could see a mix late. 31 for the low in philadelphia, 27 areas north and west, and we'll be watching for the icing tomorrow morning too. a chance of an early mix south from philadelphia but that can easily stay up around the i-95 corridor so we'll be keeping our eye on that, a mix of clouds and sun through the afternoon. we'll see the developing sunshine tomorrow, temperatures in the low 40ss, we'll have a di

mainly north and west of raleigh. so let's look at -- we didn't want to look at that did we. christmas time was warm. i got the wrong map for you. i had a snow map north and west. a little bit. but no real accumulation at all. surface temperatures will be above 32 with -- that will keep the accumulation down to practically nil. maybe some pine straw might get cold enough if the snow comes at a decent clip. but in general, generally north there will be a spell of precipitation. tonight we're going to increase the clouds and be cloudy over night. then we see a chance of precipitation. there's a slight chance, 30% chance at 6:00 a.m. but we'll peek it in the mid- morning hours. that's when we could see areas from raleigh north and westward, some snow. then it hits the ground where it's above freezing and then south and east, including raleigh, just rain. and at noontime, the rain moves east. so it'll be dry in the afternoon. one more time on the future cast. a little bit of rain, 7:00 a.m. and then you'll see this band pausing to 10:00 a.m. this is the area that could see some sn

mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing to all rain by 7 pm. highs: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. saturday: on and off rain showers. changing back to snow after 9 pm. highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 mph. 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: low- 40s. winds: ne 5-15 highs: mid-40s. winds: n/ne 15-20 breaking news -- a water main break has damaged hampton. and it also disrupted business for some companies in the area. crews shut down both directions of west mercury boulevard between saville row and cunningham drive tonight. that's where we find 10 on your side's liz kilmer. liz, what's the status of the repairs? tom, nicole - still ongoing - but traffic is now moving in both directions. the water main break actually occurred on the median here and water shot towards the west bound lanes where workers were left with a mess to clean up. right now they're working on repairs. take a look at this -- we got

north and west of new york city, we're down to 29 in east chester. 20s in many suburbs north and west. we'll look at the temperatures we're tracking. many spots well below freezing and black ice is a concern. we'll talk about that at 6:00. >>> we've had a lot of spinouts and delays. black ice you are saying. kai simonsen with a look at 78 eastbound where the local lanes are closed. this tractor-trailer was jack-knifed. looked like they got that tab around -- it hit that snowbank and a lot of emergency vehicles there. even a few snowplows just to clean up the snow it did hit. right now the local lanes are closed. 78 eastbound at exit 56. exit 55. so it's going to be a very heavy go. get in the express lanes if you can. >>> thanks so much, emily. it is 5:56. the mta is promising that the subway will open on time. that's one of the reasons we're miserable in new york as opposed to hawaii, right? this project will run from 63rd expected to be complete by december. an independent review is saying it won't be done in time. the mta says it will do whatever it takes to meet the deadline. >> t

a few flurries north and west and northeast into northeastern maryland. north and west a broader area of snow. this is the batch of snow, ohio valley that will be moving in here later this afternoon. very light snow. accumulation totals and timing coming up. >>> a developing story in charles county. a man was shot and killed inside a house in waldorf. this happened at 4:00 this morning on terrace drive, not far from the shopping plaza. another man was assaulted there. he is expected to be okay. the sheriff's office says the home was targeted and the shooting is not random. deputies are on the lookout for two men who may be involved. much more at 11:30. >>> today marks 12 months since a metro tunnel filled up with smoke with a train inside. dozens of people were stuck in the tunnel near the l'enfant station. the smoke made 80 people sick and killed one woman on board. now all those people are suing metro. derrick ward is talking to some of them now. we'll hear from him coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> metro's former interim general manager will stay on th

upper 30s were your highs north and west of the city. low 40s down the jersey shore. north and west, 28 at monticello, 35 in middletown, all of these areas will fall down into the 20s overnight down to 37, belmar. 36 right now at iceland. a lot cloud cover, in the city and points north. this is coming all the way from mass grabbing moisture, caused a couple flurries in parts of the area yesterday. we did have clouds out there because of it. mainly clear for the time being south of the city. temperatures right now across this area, seasonable, but much colder north of the us canadian border. finally a real arctic plunge developing up here and this will move rapidly off to the south and east and be here during the days monday and tuesday. futurecast to the day tomorrow, midnight, 35 in the city, down into the 20s north and west. tomorrow, other than the breeze, no weather worries mainly sunny skies, temperatures back above average, 43 by 2:00, maybe upper 30s well off to the north. tomorrow night, into early monday morning when that front approaches. with the frontal pas

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icy spots in areas north and west, 32 degrees the overnight low toward philadelphia. omorrow, a beautiful end to the weekend. 53 degrees the high in philadelphia with a mix of clouds and sunshine, mid-40s areas north and west and a nice southerly swind going to curber in the warmer air. the warm-up monday, we're watching for some spotty showers in the afternoon. that is going to usher in cooler air tuesday, overall not bad. lower 50s on tuesday and then low 60s on wednesday. the record for that day is 62 degrees set in 2002. we do also have the potential for showers and perhaps a thunderstorm or two later in the day. >>> hey, one of those fabulous days when the wells fargo center was the place to be.ern steph curry and the champion warriors in town to face the sixers, this one lived up to the hype. game of the year, picking up second quarter. steph curry off the screen. blast drains the three. warriors up big at the half. the sixers fighting back. down 8. on the business in the alley-oop. steph curry strong drive, straight, off the glass, back to a 6-point lead. now a

a quick coding north and west of the city -- a quick coating north and west of the city. we will give you the details in a few minutes. jummy: the wet weather all expected during the important evening rush-hour. john gonzalez tells us the things you will want to have on hand head of our first wintry commute. john: it is always good to be prepared. we have been so spoiled this winter. it sounds like we are finally going to get a weather nuisance if you will. with our traffic in the d.c. area, any nuisance and bring a lot of problems. you want to mature you have your brush, your scraper inside your car just in case things get messy. under your hood, you want to make sure you not only have your deicer, you have your windshield wiper fluid flow, you have your anti-freeze. i told you earlier how bone dry i was. i could fill up a little more. if we do get that rain and snow later today, it could get very messy. this gas station over here has been very busy. all day long folks we have been talking to have been checking not only the air pressure of the tires but also gassing up.

west 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs will be in the mid-upper 40s. winds wnw 10-20mph. we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies today depending on location. more sun to the north and west. more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form along it today. it will push some moisture up into our region. this will be enough to give us some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. this will clear out tonight as the low moves farther away. as high pressure builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows will drop to the low 30s 40s. then high pressure 60s. even warmer weather will be around for early next week into the mid-week. roads. let's check traffic now. now to new information about oregon protesters. overnight authorities federal wildlife refuge. that is in addition to these protesters arrested tuesday. tomorrow the group's leader ammon bundy, and six others have a detention hearing schedule to determine if they can leave a portland jail. they appeared in court yesterday to hear the formal charges against them. outside the cou

if you're traveling around late morning, slick spots north and west and a brief rain or snow shower that could reduce visibility and then start kick up the winds during the afternoon. that's one thing we will get in on in the afternoon is the gusty winds going up to 40 miles an hour as skies begin to clear out. ice patches overnight, especially outside of new york city, snow showers tomorrow morning, earlier north and west we can have slick spots and then 40-mile-per-hour gusts and feel-like readings in the 20s by late day so a very volatile changeable day coming up and we will have the rest of the seven- day accuweather forecast right into the upcoming weekend. back to you for now. >> thank you, lee. by the way, you can get the latest forecast tomorrow morning starting at 4:30, traffic and, of course, the weather. and if you want to see how lee puts all this together, his day, you can get our weather app, it is, after all, free. >>> charges of rape tonight against a man in new jersey. police say the youngest of his three victims just 13 years old and they say he followed her home. the r

inch or less in the north and west. we're talking 1-2 inches for a good chunk of hamilton county, and 2-4, mount washington, anderson through a good chunk of anderson, and down around maysville over six inches of snow. i've got a time line coming up,let get to jen with a check on traffic. >> reporter: since traffic on the interstates is very quiet. it's going to be a different story later in the afternoon. i did want to bring up cdg's website and let you know we are starting to see can cancellations and from the east coast. areas like boston has cancellations. charlotte has cancellations in and out of cincinnati. if you are expecting someone from one of those areas or headed into one of those areas. newark has one, philadelphia a couple as well. be aware of that, because the east coast is going to be slammed. as we look at our map right now you can see we have a couple of problems. queen city an accident, that has a problem in the area. you may still see crews there. as we look around at our interstates, here is a four

west 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. mid-upper 40s. winds wnw 10-20mph. we'll see partly to mostly cloudy skies today depending on location. more sun to the north and west. more clouds to the east and south. a cold front has stalled out offshore and an area of low pressure will form along it today. it will push some moisture up into our region. this will be enough to give us some scattered showers later today. the best chances for rain will be south and east along the coast. this will clear out tonight as the low moves farther away. as high pressure builds-in the breeze will pick up out of the west/northwest. lows will drop to the low 30s tonight. tomorrow the breeze will stay up. we'll be partly sunny and cool with highs in the 40s. then high pressure will into the 50s and 60s. even warmer weather will be around for early next good morning, hampton roads. let's check still to come, much more on shocking breaking news in chesapeake. police found six family members dead after an hours-long standoff. rico bush is continuing to gather more details about this murder suicide. plus, we remember the lives lost 30 years ago today in a national tragedy.

there's saturday 8:00 a.m., heaviest amounts north and west of philadelphia, so that would be the first scenario in this situation, areas north and west, heaviest snow, philadelphia areas snow to wintery mix through saturday. new jersey and delaware starting as snow and could see it transition over to rain on saturday. scenario two, the storm will be farther offshore, so we are seeing this with our computer models now as we go into midnight, slower to see that snow approaching, then we go into early saturday, saturday afternoon, not so much heavy snow anymore. that storm track is farther offshore but will be giving quite a difference to the area, then we would expect the least amount of snow north and west of philadelphia, poconos wouldn't be happy about that situation. philadelphia we'd see the snow around, new jersey and delaware would be seeing the heaviest of the snow, so you see not a big difference in the track when you look at one compared to the other, but that track does influence where the precip fall and that would be giving up a bigger difference based on the two tracks. of

further north and west, it drops off. 25 up in monticello. you combine wind gusts of around 25 miles an hour in the city. to the north, wind gusts of 25 to 30 miles an hour. makes it feel like 24 right now in central park. 22 is the current feels-like in jfk. generally teens to low 20s the feels-like temperatures up to the north and west. long branch right now with the wind, it feels like 18 degrees. bus stops, bundle up the kids. windy, cold, 31. recess type ime, about 33. smissal time, 35. we'll see a day that features sunshine. the wind will ease after school. not much going on nearby of any organized snow or rain for that matter. future track shows we're looking at a good deal of sunshine today. some high clouds, especially north and west of the city. clear early tonight. clouds towards morning. th the snow showers out to the west hold off until by about 4:00, 5:00, 6:00. a little batch of snow shower activity. northern new jersey, hudson valley, the city. it's up in here with the best chance of seeing a quick coating of snow. from the cit

north las vegas airport in at 45 with the west north west wind. 36 mount charleston lodge, 55 warm fairly balmy over in pahrump, 47 in boulder city, and 53 down stream in laughlin. 46 in our downtown studio, same reading spring valley, and nel ows up in the nellis area, 43-degrees. afternoon highs and safe for downtown henderson and el dorado we were in the 50s because the clouds came in and heading towards towards the 60s though the clouds kept the ambient temperatures down. 56 at the airport, currently 47 in mccarron. arctic deep freeze, minus two in chicago, minus 10 in minneapolis. you see one system going off on the back side. mean while for us, the moisture in california, take a look at that in a second, show you the clouds zipping through, a few sprinkles looks like heading overing toward the state line there. i don't think they're going to threaten us tonight. there's your action over in california and boy, they need the rain. froarn cast radar models shows some rain moving through monday afternoon, and then a second batch coming in, not really very significant by early evening on

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teens in the coldest spots north and west but we warm up quickly. in the 40s from the city south and east. that's why i'm not concerned about area roads for the beginning of the evening commute unless you're well north and west. snow showers try to get close. then it's still mixing on the island. this is when a burst can come in with the actual arctic front and things would wind down in the early evening hours. in terms of accumulation, maybe up to a coating in new york city. colder surfaces. once you get north and west of i-287 you could have a coating to an inch and this is where roads could get slippery. tomorrow up to 40. quickly the clouds are increasing. becomes breezy and that late afternoon mix or snow will go to snow showers in to the evening hours. sunset about 10 minutes to 5:00. evening snow becoming partly cloudy and much colder. moisture tomorrow evening will freeze on area roadways. could be slippery in to the wednesday morning commute. on wednesday even if you don't see a lot of snowfall, the big impact on wednesday is definitely goin

it will feel like single digits north and west. and then as we head into tuesday, that cold air is now taking over completely. tuesday morning 6:00 a.m. single digit windchills for almost everybody. feels like sub zero well north and west of the city. it will be incredibly cold as you make your way out and about. by tuesday afternoon temperatures well we lost it there but nonetheless. it will feel like the teens tuesday afternoon. not pretty. it will be bright but it will not be pretty. as we look at what is happening out there right now. here it is. here's the front that will be dropping on through allowing that cold air to drop on in. for today lots of sunshine and breezy early. this afternoon a few snow showers are possible. mainly well north and west of the city. it's late in the day the clouds will become a little thicker as our day progresses. 44 degrees is the high. it will feel like the 30s out there. with more clouds late and a snow shower. over night tonight mainly clear and starting to get that warm clothing out of the cl

temperatures well above freezing north and west. with that rain moving in, so at this point we wouldn't be seeing the freezing on the roadways, allentown at 41 degrees, 42 in reading, 45 pottstown,flq 46 in west chester, even the poconos, near 50 for bensalem. 51 in millville, 52 atlantic city. what we are seeing again just rain showers across the area. so that's what we see mostly north and west of philadelphia. and later on tonight with the showers kind of continuing, we're pushing south, we could see a bit of a wintry mix, that would have to be pretty late tonight. if some of these last north and west of philadelphia we could see a wintry mix there or maybe freezing rain. but currently in chester county we're seeing it across 76 the light rain, this continues into parts of montgomery breaking up your spotty sprinkles across 47 aches and parts of the p.a. turnpike. that will be moving into the philadelphia area, but you see moisture down to our south and west. there's not a lot of it moving in this direction, so really what we're

a biting wind out of the north and west. temperatures generally in the low 30s, back to the mid 30s with a little less wind as we work int wo thursday. it stays quiet. as the next storm approaches friday into saturday, it warms up. on the warm side of that. 44 friday. rain at night. rain on saturday. could be a soaker first half of the day. sun giving way to clo s and maybe a flurry on sunday. martin luther king day monday. cold ne and sunshine, temperatures in the 30s. let's get over to lauren scdla. >> so far so good. we do have some road work out there. this will be overnight for quite headed towards the queens midtown tunnel, it shuts down the south tube and the north tube takes over. the good news is it's not causing any kind of deshy. we're not seeing any delays. here's the belt parkway. still very quiet out there. over to the in bound side of the lincoln tunnel, similar story here. no delays in bound or out bowed und. we0 'll have more weather and traffic coming up on mo the 4s. >>> this morning a bronx family is call

there can be a snow shower or flurry north and west of the city. we go down to 18 in the city monday night. will actually be down close to 10 or in the single-digits well north and west. quite cold on tuesday despite a lot of sunshine. 29. come on. we just went through it last february. this isn't that bad. >> she is spoiled. >> not as harsh wednesday, 40. upper 40s friday. our next shot of significant precipitation friday and saturday, and that would probably be in the form of rain because we warm up by that point. >> don't act so surprised. >> i know. i have been loving my gas bill. >> right. >> true. i know, right? good point. >> absolutely. >> jeff, thank you, dear. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news saturday morning," some parents are ringing in the new year with a bigger family. we will get a look at the babies it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, for only $79.99 a m

saw in millville and 52 in atlantic city and even low 40s to the north and west. a big change from 24 hours ago, we are 10 degrees warmer in trenton and philadelphia and more than that for millville and the shore line, not as much and still decent north and west in burkes county and 4 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. it's a small ribbon of showers, it won't last long and not much will accumulate but clouds are lagging all wait back to the ohio valley so a cloudy night after the showers, any areas seeing black ice, have you to live north and west of the pennsylvania turnpike. philadelphia 35, and millville and dover and the boardwalk and trenton near freezing but the upper 20s to the north and west. future tracker 6 at 9:00 p.m., the showers are already falling apart and moving away and we start with clouds on your wednesday morning and maybe a quick shower at the shore and as we look at the numbers around the region, 44 philadelphia and 42 in millville and 40 in allentown and more melting tomorrow and brighter in the afternoon. the four day at 4:00 forecast

wake up windchills, subzero north and west. in terms of snowfall amounts, some places are going to see little. south and east of 287 we may not see much. it's north and west of i-287 and north of i-840 in new jersey where we could -- i-80 in new jersey, where we could pick up the highest elevations. evening rain going to snow showers. blustery and colder. watch out for the burst of snow during the early evening. then it's frigid, bright and blustery, despite sun. sub freezing and feeling like teens all day long, and partly cloudy skies, 23, we stop on thursday as it's bitter to the beginning and not as harsh in the afternoon hours. looks like we have another storm we have to talk about over the weekend. we'll continue tracking tonight's snow and burst of snow and the weekend forecast coming up in our next half hour. back to you. >> thank you, lee. >>> we are following breaking news right now. it's happening overseas, the boats are being held right now by iran. the pentagon also says that it has received assurances from iran that

they will move from the west to the east to the jersey shore through 8:00 and 9:00 tonight, the possible of a grassy coating north and west and the reduced visibility as well. in addition to this front with snow showers and squalls passing through winds will become very strong overnight, a wind advisory is in place until 5:00 in the morning, we expect winds to gust 45 to 50 miles per hour with the snow showers and even after the snow showers depart. we'll talk about the bitter winds that settle in overnight tonight and tomorrow, and yet another storm for the weekend. coming up in just a bit. >>> penndot says since we haven't seen snow the salt stockpiles remain full and penndot is offering a new feature on 511pa.gov, allowing you to track plow trucks in real time. >> for interstates and expressways, you can click on it and a pop-up window comes up and you can see if it has traveled in the last two hours. >> penndot will continue to monitor the roads and have trucks stationed throughout the region. stay with 6abc.com/weather, as snow showers move through the region. remember the power of stormtracker 6 live double

visibility reduced north and west, down to a quarter mile in mount pocono and mile and three quartersreading and two miles in lancaster. be careful north and west as you head out this morning. we have light freezing rain and light snow in the poconos early this morning. right now, a little of green showing up on radar so some leftover light showers, that's about it. we'll be cloudy today, mild today, and it's later on this evening where we see the chance of spotty showers, so, really, it's overnight saturday into sunday, and i stopped the clock at 4:00 to show you the heavy rain. sleeping tonight into early sunday morning, you'll hear the rain, and 7:00, seeing heavy rain, yellow and oranges and may hear thunder or see light anyone early on sunday morning, and it lifts out of here later sunday. still warm, temperatures into the mid-60s, back behind the system, winds build in, and them we have a cold blast on monday. today, mild, though, 4 the 9-53, and rain developing at night, and wince 5-15 miles per hour. 46 north and west, mild, rain for everyone, but it could be heavy rain for so