with the exception of some light rain showers this morning we will remain quiet in the weather department the next several days. most of our rain showers are out of here by 7am and 8am with cloudy skies into the afternoon but a breezy and gusty afternoon at times and daytime temps near 37 degrees. tonight partly cloudy and low of 23 degrees. then cold and dry with a high of 33 degrees on your wednesday. the good news we slowly start to warm up and will touch 50 degrees by this upcoming saturday and sunday. carstar single lane closures on closures on northbound i-75 at sr 562 beginning at 8 p.m., followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. with all lanes reopen by 5 a.m. tomorrow. the ramp from northbound i-75 to state route 562 will also be closed from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m. happening now i-75 could cause highway headaches for drivers this is live with everything you need to know. live vo there are rolling closures happening between mitchell avenue and the norwood lateral heading north. those started at 8 pm and are just short-term closures to relocate equipment. that piece of the road will

we're looking at a quiet week and weekend in the weather department. here's what to expect across the heart of virginia. a few small showers will be possible early on wednesday, but we'll see the rain move out quickly with clearing skies throughout the afternoon with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 40s. we'll see a bit of cloud cover tonight with overnight lows dropping into the 20s. please watch out for black ice when leaving on thursday morning. thursday and friday end the week with a mix of sun and clouds as highs reach the low to mid 40s. the weekend looks great for any outdoor plans. we'll see a nice warm up with highs in the 50s on saturday and around 60 for sunday as dry weather continues. monday looks mild with highs in the lower 60s. we'll be in the partly cloudy skies. test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s. cellular, and this is verizon. now, same phones, but with u.s. cellular you get 6 gigs of 4g data for only $40 per month -- $20 less than verizon. and u.s.

morning we will remain quiet in the weather department the next several days. most of our rain into the afternoon but a breezy and gusty afternoon at times and daytime temps near 37 degrees. tonight partly cloudy and low of 23 degrees. then cold and dry with a high of 33 degrees on your wednesday. the good news we slowly start to warm up and will touch 50 degrees by this upcoming saturday and sunday. single lane closures on sr 562 beginning at 8 p.m., followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. with all lanes reopen by 5 a.m. tomorrow. the ramp from northbound i-75 to state route 562 will also be closed from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m. "look, i've been around a long time . people have thrown all kinds of things with me. kara hplaz hillary clinton was under fire last night during an of lying to the public. but clinton fought back, reminding voters she has a proven track record...and has been doing this a long time. bernie sanders was also attacked... with one voter skeptical of the practicality of his healthcare plan. "the ideas i am talking about are not radical ideas.

with the exception of some light rain showers this morning we w l remain quiet in the weather department the next several days. most of our rain showers are out of here by 7am and 8am with cloudy skies into the afternoon but a breezy and gusty afternoon at times and daytime temps near 37 degrees. tonight partly cloudy and low of 23 degrees. then cold and dry with a high of 33 degrees on your wednesday. the good news we slowly start to warm up and will touch 50 degrees by this upcoming saturday and sunday. we're following breaking news off the top... a theft suspect leads police on a chase along eye- 71... sara celi joins us live where that chase ultimately ended in a crash... and sara...the scene just cleared...do they have their guy? a police chase on interstate 71 ended in a crash just off the kenwood road exit with at least one suspect running on the southbound lanes of the highway and leading authorities on a chase early said. traffic is still moving in the area; no roads are closed. no immediate reported in the at 4:44 a.m. as an attempted theft from the walmart store off red bank t

morning we will remain quiet in the weather department the next several days. most of our rain showers are out of here by 7am and 8am with cloudy skies into the afternoon but a breezy and gusty afternoon at times and daytime temps near 37 degrees. tonight partly cloudy and low of 23 degrees. then cold and dry with a high of 33 degrees on your wednesday. the good news we slowly start to warm up and will touch 50 degrees by this upcoming saturday and sunday. frank cam born just two days cincinnati zoo welcomed a new bowie to the penguin exhibit. dan wells is live at teh zoo to give us a closer look at the new bundle of joy the cincinnati zoo and botanical gardens welcomed the birth of its first baby animal of gardens welcomed the birth of its first baby animal of the year on jan 8., the blue penguin chick weighed in at a mere 46 grams, according to the zoo's blogpost. the zoo took in name suggestions on its facebook and twitter pages, and ended up picking because the penguin shares the same birthday as the late singer, david bowie. since the adorable chick was al

with the exception of some light rain showers this morning we will remain quiet in the weather department the next several days. most of our rain showers are out of here by 7am and 8am with cloudy skies into the afternoon but a breezy and gusty afternoon at times and daytime temps near 37 degrees. tonight partly cloudy and low of 23 degrees. then cold and dry with a high of 33 degrees on your wednesday. the good news we slowly start to warm up and will touch 50 degrees by this upcoming saturday and sunday. carstar traffic single lane closures on single lane closures on northbound i-75 at sr 562 beginning at 8 p.m., followed by double lane closures at 11 p.m. with all lanes reopen by 5 a.m. tomorrow. the ramp from northbound i-75 to state route 562 will also be closed from 9 p.m. until 6 a.m. new information a religious group noah's ark tourist attraction in kentucky has won a legal battle that means millions in tax incentives. the ark is being in grant county by the christian group -- answers in genesis. a federal judge ruled that the group's freedom of religion was violated when it was b

weather now of some light rain showers this morning we will remain quiet in the weather department the next several days. most of our rain showers are out of here by 7am and 8am with cloudy skies into the afternoon but a breezy and gusty afternoon at times and daytime temps near 37 degrees. tonight partly cloudy and low of 23 degrees. then cold and dry with a high of 33 degrees on your wednesday. the good news we warm up and will by this upcoming trending now animation frank 2 shot fox19 now's digital content producer kara foxx is here trending now... later today...we could learn how close we are to the end of the world... scientists will announce their latest decision about how close the world is to global catastrophe through the doomsday clock. the doomsday clock is a symbolic clock. the midnight hour represents how close humanity is to destruction. it's currently set at three minutes to midnight. so the bulletin of the atomic scientists will reveal today a new position for that minute hand. could be closer to midnight, but also could move back. they have both happened before in asse

not too bad in the weather department this morning. danielle: not at all. 29 degrees currently in boston. we have some clouds around though and those winds shaking the camera just a bit. you're going to feel them this afternoon from 10-20 miles an hour. it's a warming wind. upper 40's in boston. low 50's on the south shore and the cape. we're watching this system you see out to the west could bring us a couple of showers especially this afternoon and into the evening. so a medium chance for that. we're dry on wednesday. look at thursday into friday. a chance for some flurries or snow showers. let me show you how everything plays out. to have a cold front come through. it's dry but it brings in colder air. then we're watching this upper-level low disturbance. we're also watching an ocean storm. right now the latest models keeping this farther out to sea. not linking these two up. but this one still could give us some flurries or even some snow showers thursday into friday. but again that track is very dependent and is very key in this f

jason: no organized chaos and the weather department. -- in the weather department. eric: this is downtown orlando, those low clouds are sticking with us. we are tracking some fog. the good news is that it does not seem to be impacting us all that much. we will be watching the trend, ted noah has you covered across all of central florida. mostly cloudy skies. if we did not have wind, it would be very thick fog. take a look at the s in orlando, half-mile. villages. is where we are seeing the fog. break after all that rain. springs. -- in tavares. 57 in lake mary, along the shoreline. 63 cocoa beach. first alert doppler radar, rain across the interior. heavy downpours offshore. heading out on the boat to do some fishing, that is something you have to contend with. that will not impact your morning drive. northeast wind today, that will help to clear us out. storm systems are pushing away. showers are possible but all in all, it will be an improving forecast. some sunshine around lunchtime. by the afternoon, it is bright sunshine for central florida. beautiful. 72 degre

will be around the 12 hour period from sun rise tomorrow and things will be less active in the weather department as we head on saturday. we'll keep sharing information with you and more details coming up in about 15 minutes. back to you. >> greg, thank you. >>> several school systems are not taking any chances and closings keep oncoming into our >> wake county public schools are closed tomorrow. theyjoined us with a slew of announced, chatham hill and franklin and johnson and durham and mecklenburg and virginia, you are closed. >> north hamilton schools closed and oracle counties are closed. >> pearson and warren county schools are closed. wayne is delayed by two hours. all of this are currently changed. keep it here and you will have a complete list on wral.com. >> we'll update them as soon as they are coming in. >> we'll stay on top of this for you. >> you can always check wral.com for a list of delays at or at the bottom of your school. >>> in advance of the storms, people are heading to stores to stock up supplies. we stopped by logan, items are >> gas stations are busy today with people fil

we're looking at a quiet week and weekend in the weather department. here's what to expect across the heart of will be possible early on wednesday, but we'll see the rain move out quickly with clearing skies throughout the day. it'll be a dry and cool afternoon with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 40s. we'll see a bit of cloud cover tonight with overnight lows dropping into the 20s. please watch out for black ice when leaving on thursday morning. thursday and friday end the week with a mix of sun and clouds as highs reach the low great for any outdoor plans. [cheers and applause]

. >> david: certainly feels like the weather department is working. i went out to get my lunch and it was surprisingly beautiful. will we see the warm weather returning. >> >> denise: looks like it. jeff? shorts weather again? look at december. it could happen, right? >> jeff: maybe not. i wouldn't. the warmest temperature i have is 50 on the 7-day and big changes coming up. wasn't a surprise to me by the way. that's what hi in the forecast. all right forecast temperatures 31 at 8:00. downtown cleveland we have been seeing this the last few nights. in fact, it is quite warmer at cooler at 30 degrees at 2:00 31. here we stand currently after highs well in the 40s after the sun is going down. we have started the temperature drop. 37 mentor. 38 ashtabula. that's not shorts weather. i would wear the jacket at least outside if you are headed out. 45 dover new philly and columbiana. east side 37 and rock creek and 43 degrees in madison. so the headlines go like this. it is quiet tonight and seasonable. we have an alert for rain. that will happen tomorrow aft

jo a quiet day in the weather department. we're keeping -- >>> a quiet day in the weather department. we check in with chief meteorologist colin jackson. >> reporter: i'm going to use my camera. downtown looks nice. big changes friday night into saturday if you have relatives coming into town to play. it is going to be interesting. getting here will be interesting as well. and all is quiet for now, but pretty quiet. changes are on the way and the clouds are, too. the rain chances arrive early friday morning into saturday as well, and the winter storm watches are in effect for the sierra. we're now at 50 as of 6:00. look at elko. it is dropping off at 21. the low ifs the east could hit single digits. the air quality is great. enjoy your fireplace. more weather coming up after the break. >>> people landing at the reno- tahoe international airport now have another transportation option. as of today, uber driver cans pick people up there. we're live at the airport now. oliva rmany people using uber out there tonight? >> reporter:

tom: change on the way in the weather department. a nice day and a beautiful evening across the area. a decent amount of rain for the weekend. 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

. >> we're serving it up in the weather department. we are here to please. it's going to get warmer and as we move into tomorrow we're going to see some more of that snow melt which is always good. we had some of it yesterday and the difference though from last night to tonight also is the overnight lows. because you know what? it's not going to be quite as cold tonight as it was last night so we are not talking a refreeze tonight like we were last night. so that's at least the top of my weather headline to talk to you about. and i mention the sunshine. southerly flow returns, we're warming up above seasonal for our temperatures for the next couple of days or so but then we're going to cool right back down to where we should be the later part of the week. i call it a seasonal reality check. we're going to get back to the 40s. but here's a look at a beautiful photograph from one of my viewers. he sent this saturday sunrise on the plains of virginia, just absolutely gorgeous and we started the day out really nice today with that sun and it stuck around through

man it is a busy, rough night on the roads tonight and in the newsroom and weather department. i'm tony perkins. >> and i shawn yancy. >> and of course by now you heard the d.c. region is under a blizzard watch. tonight we're dealing with another storm and a clipper with plenty of traffic and as you can see through the tree there's a long line of cars that sort of are stuck in the snow trying to make it through. because the roads in many places tonight were not pretreated. they have not been cleared and we are hearing reports of accidents all across the regio region. >> this is similar to what we saw at one point before a couple years ago with ca carmageddon and the crews could not get out to treat the roads because of the rush hour. >> school delays are starting to roll in for tomorrow. they include so far, stafford county, fairfax county, spotsylvania county and fredericksburg city schools all on a two hour delay. we'll ep weep you updated. >> we begin with sue palka. sue, if this is what an inch of snow did tonight, we really should be worried about friday. >> you know, i ac

when i say morning shower, sometimes in the weather department we cover our rain gauges, if you will. really the rain is going to be near the coast. we might get a sprinkle or two. it's going to be cloudy primarily, but just maybe a shower early sunday and then it story. so let's give you a look at what's going on. here's the rain. it's pushing quickly out of the midlands and quickly off to our north and east and clearing plenty of it behind there. that's where we're headed. that said, another storm is going to get going in the gulf. this thing is going to travel and start on saturday, but it's going to track off of our coast on sunday. what it will do is it will track a few showers near the beach in the morning. for us, it will bring in cooler air behind it. so that's really what we're going to notice, some clouds on sunday morning and cooling sunday afternoon and that will into next week as well. here is the future clouds and radar. this is midnight, early sunday morning. as you see, the clouds come in, but notice the green, it's o or year, near the beaches. yes, maybe a sprinkle or

back close to home, we have a ton of stuff to talk about in the weather department. today, cloudy skies, only a 10% chance for rain. average, we are at 70 by 4:00. late tonight, strong to severe storms roll in and move into the early morning hours tomorrow. the real concern, some folks may be asleep. we'll break down the timing and how severe the storms could be. let's get over to dori. what are you doing? >> it is a terrific looking thursday on the roadways so far. i-4 at michigan street, you can see as the dot turns it around on me one more time, your westbound lanes are your taillights. eastbound lanes are your headlights. no major delays. it looks like it is building on eastbound lanes. but that's typical of this time of day. victory way, there is a roadblock. there are hotels in that area. that is the disney area with the disney hotel, science drive and alafaya trail. you'll see some congestion in that area as well. travel times, i-4 eastbound, john young parkway to colonial drive is a comfort five minute travel time. you can see we are in the green zone on all

. >> and everything goes in the weather department on that day. >> anything really this time of year. the good thing is temperatures may be a little on the cool side but not bad. so that's some great news for this evening also looking a- okay. temperatures in the upper 60s. mostly cloudy skies around. but the rain is really going to begin much later tonight really into tomorrow morning is the time frame we're looking at as it comes to the showers moving in. you may want a light jacket if you're about to head out for the evening. it's 69 in tampa. 66 in zephyr hills. we're coming in at 69 in sarasota. outside you can see the cloud dry. can't rule out some sprinkles developing as we head into the later evening hours but there's the front we're tracking. that's the rainmaker. still well off to our west. it's not until tomorrow morning when that moves in and brings us a really actually great chance of showers and storms all the way through the day. so with this cold front not only are we going to be seeing showers and storms on wednesday. temperatures also dropping as we'll have the timin

we're tracking what's next in the weather department as we move into the weekend. but first, we do want to bring you this breaking news update. columbia police are investigating a shooting after an armed robbery attempt on fort jackson boulevard on crosshill market. two armed masked men entered the barbershop just before 7:00 tonight. from several people in the barbershop before the victims fought back and fired shots at the suspects. >> now, police say none of the victims were injured, but one of the suspects was injured and taken to a local hospital. his condition is unknown tonight. now, a second suspect is still on the run tonight. the owner of the nearby pizza said he heard about the shooting from one of his customers. >> when i stepped out to look and sure enough, guys from the barbershop had the attempted robber on the ground and they were over him. about that time, the first police officer pulled up. that's about all i got to see of the actual altercation. >> now, there were a lot of witnesses out there. if you happen to know anything that may help investig

there has been smoke coming up from the weather department. tracking storm number 10 that through bay area this weekend. let's take a look at the weather watchers. charlie in vallejo, nearly .10 of rain to nearly 1.25 in novato says dana. other numbers in and around our microclimate. check san francisco out a healthy inch of rain. meanwhile, sfo, the same. mowbl over 1.25. san jose with the least amount. but ben lomond, 2.50. north bay got smacked with an inch and a half in the santa rosa area. the other side of the story happens to be the very blustery conditions. the winds are currently whipping up to 24 miles per hour at the sfo area where we still have one hour and nine minute delays on some flights. southwesterly is at 17.5. 16 in pleasanton. it's breezy. you saw michelle's umbrella inside out. high def radar picking up the precipitation. it's out of here. right now, it's producing a combination of rain/snow mix. we still have the winter storm warning in effect. take a look at the conditions at north star this video was sent to us this mo

well, maybe lady luck will shed some winning numbers in the weather department as well. meteorologist jonathan kennedy from main and gervais. >> welcome back to abc columbia news at 12:30. now, we're not going to see a lot of sunshine today but the forecast should be improving here in the near future. we saw some rain this morning. rain is moving out fors and that should allow us to see some drier conditions and hopefully some warmer conditions very soon as well. still a little cool outside. newberry still at 43. 49 just shy of 50 obviously here in downtown. sumter our warmest spot at 50 degrees. now, with the changing evolving mosphere that we have, i do think we'll see temperatures warm up a little bit. not as warm as yesterday where we saw the sunshine and highs around 50 for much of the midlands. for today, it should be most of the rain, obviously, going off to the east and to the north so we might see a light mist or so this afternoon. that's about it. right now, we're looking at a much drier setup or at least rain-free setup. still some humidity in the air and stil

better news from the weather department. we won't have a widespread refreezem technically it's below average. the morning low of 25. average is 44 and 29 degrees. another day below average. there is 15 somedays of below average temperatures this month. 13 above average. wind up close to being month and a half above and below the average temperatures. upper 30's. the numbers will drop. they won't drop in the teens and the single digits. clouds will come in. little areas of ice. be careful in morning. if it looks wet it could be icy. it will improve in the day. gusty winds tomorrow. chance of flurries to the mid-to-late morning hours. the winds will gust to 30 miles per hour at times. the sun and the wind will dry things out. we could have heavier snow along higher elevation in the western slope and the mountains to give the elevations a couple more inches. but nothing more than a flurry. a nigh warmup is headed our way. partly cloudy and blustery. winds turn out from the northwest behind the cold front. 10 to 20 miles per hou

. >> jeff: he must be used to mug shots. the weather department. >> jeff: a shot of snow and not as cold as last night. look at this. montville. and the lake-effect was intense last night chardon a foot peirpont, madison and mentor 11 inches. 9 1/2 perry and 8 madison and over 6 inches on the ground in ashtabula county and jefferson and geneva and 7 inches and here is more. it will be an inch or less for most of us. it won't cause a ton of problems pushing to lorain county and cleveland hopkins airport reporting flurries. i pulled up the visibility map and you can tell we are getting light snow mansfield and sandusky and so from you go. visibility may drop to less than 3 miles at times when the snow comes through southwest to south wind and the wind will stay up. we are at 16 in cleveland. here you see the warmer stuff coming in and 47 in st. louis. >> we have this brief thaw cycle on the way and we will warm and especially behind it. a little disturbance tonight and future view. by 10:00 the worst between 7:00 and 10:00 this evening and after that lake-effect snow east and east and that

it's going to be another busy day in the weather department. we're tracking a line of storms in the gulf of mexico. the ground is so saturated from all of the rain yesterday. over two and a half inches of rain was reported in parts of broward. over parts of bward and west palm beach under a flood watch until 7:00 tonight. storms continue to develop from the gulf of mexico moving in from the southwest to the north east. currently we are seeing some rainfall in your neighborhood right over portions of broward. moderate to heavy rain over coral springs in towards deerfield beach, boca raton, i-95, 595, all soaked in towardsthe sawgrass expressway all soaked, as far down aaventura, hialeah in towards 441, 41, all dealing with these showers and storms. we're not out of the clear yet. we've got this cluster of shower and thunderstorm continue i need to continue to watch closely because this is exactly what occurred y yterday that continued to push towards the northeast and that's what broug us the severe weather threat over broward yeyterday and the

. >> . weather department. if you don't like very winter weather. >> . we are going to kpwet a bit of everything.er tomorrow. rain,, snow. falling temperatures. winds. numbers will be going down. not up like the power ball b ticket. and i'm a hundred percent certain that everybody is going to see snow. tomorrow. at somee point. >> . i'll time that out for you. first of all, if you are headed out and about tonight. maybe last minute errands. no problems. temperatures quite nice. we're in the mid 40s. a lot of clouds around. but. the rain is going to hold off. until after midnight. you can see the showers just along the border. over towards indiana. and then starting now to phao u into portions of kentucky. that is continuing to head in our direction. i expect after midnight. we'll likely see the showers. showers will develop tonight. it's going to be rain tonight. spots. but tomorrow morning, rain transitioning over to snow. that will take place sometime around ten o'clock in the morning. and will be all transition over by noon. and everybody will see the

reid: some good news from the weather department. winter warmup. pam: and coming up next it was the papal ride that swept the internet during the pope' s visit to the u.s. reid: how much the pope mobile sold for at auction. but first, a check on conditions reid: a warning tonight about a scam that' s been reported in several local communities. alleged chimney sweeps telling home owners they are required to get their fireplaces cleaned. our sera congi explains what' s going on. sera: police are warning about a s. chimney cleaning with some 30 tackett. an elderly resident in the neighborhood noticed -- it is the same kind of activity being well. >> they are claiming the fire cleaned. >> a good neighbor stepped in and the teat of men left calls and police warned that any claims tied to fire departments are not true. >> i doubt a fire department would engage with any agreement with -- >> be on the lookout and that any potential home service. >> check them out, see who they have done work for you have them leave rushers and information. if they are legi

it's going to be cold in the weather department.ooking at temperatures around the freezing mark right now. by this afternoon into the 40s and monday and tuesday, looking to be even colder. weather headlines on your sunday, another cold one today. yesterday we were in the 40s and today we are going to be closer to 47 and then tomorrow in the 30s, and more sunny days, enjoying sunshine today and then things change on thursday. 36 degrees in philadelphia, and north and west mainly looking at the 20s and 30s. 30 degrees in allentown. 34 in pottstown. 35 degrees in mount holly. south and east we're looking at 30s and 40s. 40 degrees in atlantic city, and 37 in glassboro. those numbers starting to respond to the sunshine out there, and we have a southwesterly flow and that will change out of the northwest in a few hours. feels like 18 degrees in mt. pocono. feels like 30 in allentown. the windchill in dover is 27 and it feels like below freezing in millville. mostly sunny right now and will see mostly sunny skies throughout the day, and t

your luck may be changing in the weather department.doug will be back with the warm jummy: right now, a federal magistrate is hearing arguments on a proposed confidentiality agreement involving bill cosby. seven william -- women claim he sexually assaulted them decades ago and are suing him for defamation. cosby wants information gathered in the suit kept from the public eye. iowa and the race for the white house. a new poll finding senator ted cruz maintaining his lead in the state. "the des moines register" trumped inoll has second place. marco rubio is in third place. the other candidates are in single digits. senator bernie sanders is pushing back at claims by hillary clinton's campaign that he would dismantle the affordable care act. he said he wants to expand medicare coverage to every american. new pollsism comes as shows the race tightening in iowa and new hampshire on the democratic side. clinton received the endorsement of former attorney general eric holder. he plans to campaign for clinton in south carolina. despite the tigh

. >> let'ses turn to betty davis, ands is going to be an interesting weekend in the weather department. >> do we turn the heat on tomorrow night? >> might need to be. >> or snuggle take your pick. make it romantic. you, wind and i and coomer weather sunday will be chilly, but it will be bright, and then monday coolish and on the dry side, the entire weekend will be fairly dry, temperatures are are in the lower 60's, key west as 70. our winds are are now from the west, so the cold front itself is pulling away from our area, we are noting that wind change and starting to dry out between broward and miami dade and also the keys there may be one or two more showers so very light in nature, that rotaten, sort of on the back side of the front% itself, some post frontal showers but it probably won't amount to anything more nothing to be too concernrd about now the balance of the moisture is up into portions of the mid atlantic, and it is making for quite the snow srm, for this radar imagery washington, d.c. sn all around, light snow, northeast wind at 22 miles an hour, so conditions there are

we're not winning so much in the weather department though unfortunately. unless you like rain. >> kelly: if you are driving out toward a ticket today you definitely want to take it easy on the roadways. we've got some rain out there. we're getting snow north of las vegas as well. that is going to lead to slippery roads later today. now zooming in a little closer here on this large area of rain, the showers are moving from south to north across the area. we're seeing precipitation around moapa, in the valley, the spring mountains, the sheep mountains. indian spring seeing a little activity as well. we're going to doom in tightor the las vegas valley where you can o the activity right now east of the 15. along the southern beltway or the western beltway, rather, there as well. most of the precipitation that we're going see 20d is going to -- today is going to be light. as far as more moderate precipitation and heavier snowfall, that's going to be with tomorrow's system. because of that, the national weather service has issued a winter weather storm watch. al

after snowstorm jonas, many taking precautions in the weather department pretty >> forecast next. >> welcome back to abc columbia news at 12:30. a beautiful start to your work week as we hit this monday afternoon. temperatures climbing into the mid 50's right now as we take a look at our tower cam overlooking out towards the vista there. you can see traffic on gervais moving pretty swiftly right now. but we are going to be looking at nice setup for the afternoon. we're seeing some kind of low to mid level clouds out there. kind of streaking across the sky. that's just about it for us as of right now. look for temperatures to climb near 60 today. already in the mid 50's. i think that bodes well and continue to see those temperatures climb with the sunshine that we are expecting to stick around throughout the remainder of the afternoon. as i mentioned in the low to mid 50's right now. 54 is the warmer spot right now in downtown columbia. camden and bishop at 54. and the coolest spots, saluda at 51. not too far behind. we're seeing pretty tight spread of the temperatures there. pretty u

i know everyone in the weather department are really sharp people. but, eric, how do you know if a storm is off the coast of alaska will be here this weekend and hit situate? i want to know. tell me it's not true. back to you guys. >> thanks. you can get the latest on the weekend storm any time with the cbs boston weather app free in the google or apple app stores. more and more bomb threats being made. between friday and today 22 schools received the threats forcing students to evacuate and police to respond. the threats may be a hoax but they come at a real cost. in newton they had a threat police had enough. we hope we have brie. there you are. this. back in the day, the media and police didn't give bomb threats a lot of attention because you didn't want to give whoever was making the threats any kind of satisfaction. when you are talking dozens of communities over two consecutive school days, police say it's a difficult balance between safety and preventing students. at arlington high school, the bomb-sniffing dogs and large police presence was s

. >> lots going on here in the weather department, you guys starting with the wind out there, it is strong it is howling the temperatures 22 degrees in boston, but the wind is sustained at 20 miles per hour gusting higher than that, look at the real feel. 7 degrees in the city of boston, and the wind is strong enough likely to see isolated pockets of damage and isolated damages that result in 45 miles per hour wind gusts in the worcester airport, 40 miles per hour back down towards the vineyard. concord new hampshire, to worcester, single digits down to the cape, don't forget the wind chills down to exposed up you get the hats and gloves you'll be doing all right. and clouds will move in from north to south will continue to tend to dissipate as we head into late this evening and over night tonight. we turn mostly clear during the over night period dropping back into the teens the real feel was still being in the single digits, we turn our attention to the weekend the time frame of this storm will be saturday into sunday the location is for the entire northeast from d.c. philly, new york ci

difficult day in the weather department tracking storms across the country. you can see across las vegas mostly cloudy conditions. throughout the last few hours. very different picture on the east coast where we'll show you those conditions in a second. portions of the east covered in snow. here is a time-lapse of madison, tennessee. take a look at that snowfall in nashville. so much snow you can't even see through our time-lapse camera we have right here. a closer look at conditions. you can see very frigid temperatures across the country. 27 degrees for new york and washington outside right now. we do have a winter storm warning in affect for multiple kentucky, west virginia, pennsylvania and the carolinas. we're going take you up close. seeing this storm activity as you can see over the past few hours. bringing plenty of snowfall to portions of the northeast and some areas expecting additional ten to 14 inches of snow. inches in the higher elevations. we're also tracking our own storm activity on the west coast as well. east. you can already see some preci

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we're starting to warm things up in the weather department a little bit as well. our temperatures as you can see at least got out of the 30s to near 40 degrees. we had a lot of single digits and teens. it won't be quite that cold tonight. but we're certainly back down in the 30s right now and a lot of places will head for the 20s later tonight. you're already there mannasas and culpeper. wind isn't too bad and while we do continue to see more of an east wind continue to develop, that will take the edge off this cold and we should be able to warm it up a little bit more tomorrow with high pressure off the coast that also means that we're going to start building up the cloud cover a little bit. so we're thinking it won't be quite as sunny tomorrow as it was today. so keep an eye on all of that. i know a lot of you want to know what's going on for the weekend. is it going to be warm or cold, win or lose, rain or sane sunshine. we'll have those details coming up in a few minutes. tony? >> coming up at 6:00, a popular grocery store recalls more than 1,000 pounds of chi

a busy week for us in the weather department. jim, what's going on in sports? >> big nees news for john wall and bradley beal they are finalists to represent the u.s. in the rio olympics. they rallied, dudly gets away with a travel. wizards down by just 2 at the break. garrett temple at the top of the key draining this 3-pointer here, it wouldn't last. blazers go on a 23-1 run. wiz loses 108-98, that's the 13th home loss already more than all of last season. >>> meantime the warriors on the road facing lebron and the cavs. a little bit later, irving savings it but right to barbosa for the slam. he makes it down there and the lead is up to 15 points. unreal. late in the first half, a 30-point lead. the biggest lead in the game. the warriors hammer the cavs 132-98. >>> in high school hoops, springfield, massachusetts. he did not disappoint. >>> when we come back, trying to answer the question what do women want. >> an average teen sends up to 2,000 texts a month. omg. but teenagers aren't the only ones who connect well with smart phones. >> a hash tag has been tr

. >>> in the weather department we are tracking rain. warmer temperatures the last couple of days. we are talking about significant rain on sunday. in the meantime, it's dry out there. tomorrow. we will see clouds rolling in. by this time tomorrow evening, the rain will begin. some spots will be a little icy. temperatures around the tristate area and central park 39. it is not that cold. skies are mostly clear. high clouds overhead. thicker clouds will be here by tomorrow afternoon. it is dry throughout the day on friday. when the rain begins, it will be on the light side n. the city a little drizzle tomorrow evening. north and west of the city it will start off icy. it will be enough cold air trapped in the valleys. when the rain falls, it will freeze on impact. a little sleet, ice pellets and a little snow over the catskills and poconos early saturday morning until late saturday morning, 10:00 or 11:00. as the temperatures warm up it will change to rain. we're not talking about a lot of rain on saturday but enough of that will make roads slick north and west. the big rain on sund

. >> let'ses turn to betty davis, ands is going to be an interesting weekend in the weather department. >> do we turn the heat on tomorrow night? >>ight need to be. >> or snuggle take your pick. make it romantic. you, wind and i and coomer weather sunday will be chilly, but it will be bright, and then monday coolish and on the dry side, the entire weekend will be fairly dry, temperatures are are in the lower 60's, key west as 70. our winds are are now from the west, so the c cd front itself is pulling away from our area, we are noting that wind change and starting to dry out between broward and miami dade and also the keys there may be one or two more showers so very light in nature, that rotate in, sort of on the back side of the front itself, some post frontal showers but it probably won't amount to anything more nothing to be too concerned about now the balance of the moisture is up into portions of the mid atlantic, and it is making for quite the snow stoto, for this radar imagery washington, d.c. snowll around, light snow, northeast wind at 22 miles an hour, so conditions there ar

. >> we've got live team coverage from the weather department tracking the big storm to our reporters getting us ready for the blizzard to come. "fox 5 news" at 11 starts right now. >> and i say good evening to you but it has been a rough evening across the d.c. area. i'm tony perkins, thank you for joininging us. >> i'm shawn yancy. that's rite, right now at 11 tonight's clipper that came in earlier is starting to wind down a bit and there's still a few flurries flying down out. there the snow should stop midnight. there's an inch or snow covers the ground in various areas and it's making a mess for everybody out there on the roads. >> it really has. some folks have not made it home from work. new video at 11 a reporter lauren demarco shot this video on route 5 branch avenue just inside the beltway and the snowfall was causing a mess on the roads. people are creep ago long, slipping and sliding. it's been a very slow and dangerous commute out there that start add around 5 p.m. and now, yep, it's 11 p.m.. we've already seen hundred of people stuck on roads and a lot of accidents. >> t

soap, bit of gut check, reality check for us in the weather department here, moving forward in this forecastlike jen said, not tracking any storm potential any time soon here. storm scan3 remaining nice and quiet. see little hint evergreen showing up just outside of the dc baltimore area. don't worry about it, just ground clutter. it is going to hook us up with more and more sun. granted when we throw this satellite loop over top. not dealing with any low ceiling, that's concern for us so many days lately, and not at this point. the air is

beth, you did great in the weather department today. but like we would expect for winter, cooler temperatures on the way so enjoy today. >> beth: you are right, by the end of the week it is going to be much colder if i take credit for the good, i take credit for the bad took and a don't like that. i have nothing to do with it, cloudy, if we see breaks in the clouds, mid 50s end of no snow, dry read -- dry roads, cloud did i some areas are -- cloudy, some areas cooler, 46 sandusky, 49 norwalk, 53 new philly, cuyahoga a smattering of temperatures from 48 in strongsville, 49 shaker heights, 52 in lakewood. there's an opportunity for a little sunshine in the middle of the day that could take these temperatures that we're seeing and bump 'em up into the mid 50s. chance of rain tonight 80, 85% from 8:00 to monday morning drive we'll see rain showers. tomorrow a little cooler, above average until the mid the middle of the week and snow >> denise: big news for governor kasich the governor has received a major endorsement. bill safos is live wit

bitterly cold blast in that seven day forecast so, yes, the roller coaster ride continues in the weather department. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, scott. talk to you soon. >>> back to our breaking news in camden county, new jersey. tricky commute for patco riders to night this is skyfox live over the patco station in haddonfield. right now service between haddonfield and woodcrest is suspended because a tree is in danger of falling on the tracks. so crews are lee that tree right now patco is hoping to have service restored any minute now. in the meantime shut link passengers to their stops of course we will keep you posted. >>> to a developing story now the search for the cause of a devastating fire in delaware. a three-year-old little girl and her sister just three months old died in a house fire in wilmington yesterday. tonight, their father is working to deal with his unspeakable loss. >> he talked to fox 29's bruce gordon about the tragedy about his faith. bruce joins us live from wilmington, bruce, it is just simply beyond heartbreaking. >> reporter: it sure s lucy. yeah neig

not a whole lot in the active weather department. the temperatures, that's a different story, arctic air air mass in the south and even that same mass that is in arizona. that cold air will stickck around here at home. we're sitting at 31 degrees here. we can find good news here, the southerly components here, with that flow, it makes it a bit more bearable. it's true to the actually air temperatures. usually you see a few degrees shy of that air temp but that's not the case tonight, and that's certainly welcoming here. it will be cold tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., we'll talk about the sunrise here at 5:30. that sun will be with us the temperatures out there are going to be below average and will be awfully cold by our standards. we'll run shy of normal and when you think about the air mass, this is pretty cold or south carolina. we'll go to 20ss as we go through the hour-by-hour. remember all the stuff, heavy y jacket and gloves and scarfs. and tomorrow, 28 at 8:00 but up 38 at 10:00. 45 at noon and 51 and sun at 2:00, then we're b

soap, bit of gut check, reality check for us in the weather department here, moving forward in this forecast. like jen said, not tracking any storm potential any time soon here. storm scan3 remaining nice and quiet. see little hint evergreen showing up just outside of the dc baltimore area. don't worry about it, just ground clutter. it is going to hook us up with more and more sun. granted when we throw this satellite loop over top. not dealing with any low ceiling, that's concern for us so many days lately, and not at this point. the air is crisp. it is definitely cooler, and i can tell you just being out here, on the cbs-3 skydeck i feel the breeze and it is making it feel colder. >> skyscrapers, slightest breeze can feel like much stronger wind, between those buildings. but for now, we look at the last 24 hour temperature difference, you have shaved ten to 15 degrees off for what we were yesterday on the thermometer this very same time. so colder start to the day. as it reflect on the thermometer readings down to the 20's, below freezing here in to mount pocono. notice also the wind direc

. >> lots to keep us busy here in the weather department. we'll start with tonight and anywhere near the coastline, still very mild, near 40 degrees. but inland is where we are watching. 32 in keen. 33 and orange at 34 degrees. a little bit of drizzle around so far tonight. more off to our west, and as this moves in, a clans chance for some icy areas. overnight travel into tomorrow morning. as we look at this hour by hour, outside of 495, everyone else staying above that freezing mark, so just regular drizzle. a lot of clouds out there during the day tomorrow, and similar to what we had today. eventually temperatures do jump us and the icy threat goes away. sunday, a soaking rain, 50s, and strong winds. we'll take a full look at your forecast coming up in a few. >> eric, thank you. tonight the family of an injured boston pride hockey player confirms she has a significant spinal injury. they say she has no feeling in her legs and limited movement in her arms. a week ago, lang stepped on a hockey stick in the first period of the winter classic

. >> what we do have problems for in the weather department is our risk of showers will be increasing as we head through the weekend. heavy rain expected, definitely going to be a soaker by sunday. up until then, it's gonna be areas of drizzle, spot showers and a nuisance out there, but right now it is dry in our area, all thanks to high pressure. there is a big storm in south missing us bringing us high, the hurricane center says they'll be watching that closely, believe it or not. to the middle part of the this will all be heading eastward. but until then, what we'll be watching is the flow, the winds out of the northeast, starting to bring in some moisture as we head through the day tomorrow and through saturday, before that system arrives. so right now, it is clear out there. it is cold. temperatures at the freezing mark in boston, are back into the teens and 20s in some locations because we've got the clear skies. we've got light winds, too, and those winds mainly out of the north. they're not onshore yet. they're not dragging in that moisture, and that's allowed for temperatures

never boring here in the weather department. here's cold pouring in across the north eat. buffalo at 18. and so that car is going to be sitting there for a while. 15 in cleveland. green bay at 6. you probably watched the football game in minneapolis last afternoon. international fall it is at 2 below. that's about the high temperature for the day. how about us, it's 31 in boston. 28 in fitchburg, 25 in wore store and berkshires dropping into the winds. the -- worcester and berkshires dropping into the teens. very cold temps again well back down through the teens for air temperatures and feeling like the single digits outside. even high andis down to 27. nantucket to 27 degrees i -- hyannis down to 23 and nantucket down to 27. the wind tomorrow is more out of the south. the cloud will start to after 2:00 we will see some snow and light rainfall break out. as the system moves in, it's potent and will create areas of heavier snowfall heading into the evening. now models are models and we always have a saying in weather models are always wrong but sometimes they are use fop. a