we will could see anywhere between 0.5-1.5" of rain before all is said and done, which story out of rocky mount... as the police department investigates the suspicious death of an infant. charges could be filed as early as today-- once an autopsy is completed. rocky mount police were called last night.. when carilion police examined 24- year-old "katherine dellis." she recently gave birth.. but dellis denied the birth had happened. police issued a search warrant for her home on "ann sink where investigators found evidence of the birth. after learning someone threw away bedding at franklin county dumpster sites... a baby was found in a dumpster at the blackwater refuse collection site on route 220. the baby was pronounced dead at the scene. medical examiners are performing an autopsy today... and police may decide to file charges. we'll continue to follow this story and have the latest on our website, wsls- dot-com... and tonight beginning at five p-m. # new at noon... lawyers for natalie keepers have filed paperwork to request bond for the woman facing charges related to the stabbing deat

breeze anywhere between 8 and 10 miles per hour. that breeze is going to pick up today elevating the risk for rip currents. dangerous conditions on the atlantic waters. but it will feel nice as you stay onshore. 60 in kendall. 68 in marathon. we have 69 in pompano beach. these temperatures are anywhere between 2 and 11 degrees warmer than what we woke up too yesterday. it's a nice mild start though. it still feeee comfortable out there. by the afternoon we will gradually warm u highs could be reaching mid to upper 70s in the areas. >> thank you, julie. >>> construction crews still off of i-95. we're still seeing exit ramp. thatxit for the palmetto expressway was shut down much earlier this morning. so hopefully they will be done picking up the cones. speaking of the palmetto expressway, long-term construction here affecting our northbound lanes at the palmetto at tamiami trail. this is the exit for southwest eighth street. that exit ramp was blocked. they are reopening it but just a friendlyy reminder if you're traveling at that spo

these temperatures anywhere between two and six degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. the wind moving in from the normal west, gusting at 20 miles per hour. throughout the morning we'll stay cool, we'll in the afternoon highs will only be reaching the mid to upper 60s with that strong wind in place. tonight temperatures will dip evenn lower. i'll have all those details coming up. >>> we do have breaking news to tell you about this morning. a fatal car fire has closed down several lanes of i-95. fire rescue says the person was trapped inside the burning car. it's unclear how many people were inside the vehicle at the time or what caused those flames. this is video from the ground. look at the car completely engulfed in flames. constance jones is here. she will keep you updated on everything happening on the roads at 5:00 a.m. we also have a crew on the scene. >>> donald trump and bernie sanders, their first wins of their respective campaign. on the republican side trump took the top post. ted cruz came in third with 12% and jeb bush in fourth with 11%. side, bernie sand

wind anywhere between 11 and 14 miles per hour. down by the keys we have winds anywhere between and 12 miles per hour. that east breeze will transport our showers we're going to see that slight chance of a shower, especially down by the keys throughout the morning commute. miami-dade and broward make sure the kids have a poncho. a cluster of shower and thunderstorm activity right now over saddle bunch key, big pine key and marathon all lifting from the south towards the north. each worse weather will be headed our way. i'll have more details on that. >>> peace to honor the first life and death. the community has vowed to put an end to this senseless violence. andrew perez is in northwest miami-dade with this top story. >>reporter: it's the last straw of sorts for people in this community marchinin together as one. >> king carter! >>reporter: the deathh causing unimaginable pain. >> i iust gave my grandson a kiss. i miss him. >>reporter: through tears and withthassion king's family begged for justice for someone to step forward. the

temperatures anywhere between 7 and 17 degrees up to yesterday. we will see our temperatures possibly reach the upper 50s just aftft sunrise. definitely warmer today, windy. i'll have a lot more on the forecast, when we'll see our temperatures back down to the 40s coming up. >> julie, thank so much. >>> can you believe it, you guys, we are still accident-free, 6:30 in the morning. just a few broken down cars that can slow youdown just a little bit this morning. this is i-95 at sample road. we're seeing just a little bit of congestion in our southbound lanes here. obviously those are the headlights heading towards us on the screen. here's onene off of i-95 northbound at hillsboro boulevard. you can see those speeds at 66 miles per hour, not affecting travel speeds at all this morning. an earlier crash blocking part of our express lanes. that was off to the shoulder and i don't think it's going to cause much in the way of 39 miles per hour, not much of a delay. i would stick with the regular travel lanes this morning. >>> developing right now, a mur

southwest wind anywhere between eight and 15 miles per hour. we are expecting some very dangerous surf today because of how strong the winds are hazardous conditions for beach-goers. 63 in pompano beach. winds out of the west southwest up and downn the keys anywhere between 10 and 12 miles per hour and by miami-dade and broward hour. wouldn't be surprised if your wind gusts start to reach the 15 to 200 mark and possibly winds could reach up to 30 miles per hour today. these temperatures are anywhere between 11 and 16 degre warmer than what we woke up to yesterday. it. one thing we can tell you, even though it's warmer out there, it isolated activity moving through the keys. we will see those mid and high level clos around today. check out the snowfall, of the green bay packers and the northeast still from nework up to boston, but we're seeing the snowfall as far south of tennessee and stretching into georgia and even the carolinas. look at these temperatures all the way 20s. we have this ridge of high pressure over the west coast, a dip in the

talking about the winds, well see them anywhere between 15 and 25 mph from the south. higher gusts are likely. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies and overnight temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. periods of rain will continue on thursday as the front stalls off the coast. some of the rain could be heavy at times, but there will likely be a few breaks in the rain. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will fall from the upper 50s in the morning to the upper 40s by afternoon. while most areas will see rain thursday night, a couple of snowflakes could mix in, too, but at this point, it does not look like a big event. most of the rain will push out early friday, giving way to clearing skies. it will still be breezy and cold with high temperatures in the mid 40s. saturday brings sunshine with highs in the upper 40s. well be near 50 on sunday with showers late sunday night into monday. it )s been nearly a year -- it )s been nearly a year -- since a 13 year old girl -- was shot and killed at party in newport news. tonight -- her family is at breaking

a strong northwest wind anywhere between 13 and 16 miles per hour. that's our cool air connection and that's going to provide for what's going to be a beautiful day. cooler and drier weather will be settling into south florida. 66 in homestead. winds out of the north west. last night while the stms were moving through south florida we had wind gusts reported in the 50s and some people reportete some heavy rain and gusty wind across northern broward. it looked as though miami-dade didn't see as much of the rainfall as we did in broward as well as westalm beach. temperatures are what we're going to be talking about because it's nic out there and refreshing. we have temperatures between seven and 13 degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. with a north wind look at our temperatures in the panhandle. central florida. a nice, refshing start and all of this cloud cover will continue to diminish and push to the south by midmorning providing for lots of sunshine for your thursday afternoon. you wish i could say the same for friends across the north

the winds variable anywhere between five and seven miles per hour and these temperatures are anywhere between

these temperatures anywhere between 5 and 12 degrees warmer than what we woke up top yesterday. as the kids head to the bus stop, it will be nice and mild. they are gng to need their sun glasses as we're expecting a lot of sunshineo start your friday. strong winds will allow for this cloud cover to move in from time to time throughout the breezy. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s. i'll haveore on the up. >>> now to a developing story out of the florida keys. look at what's left of a down there last night. >> homeowners are clearly shaken. derek shore has more from tavererero. >>reporter: a huge crash but never did carol imagine her night with friends would be truchted when a plane crashed into her yard. >> i looked over the edge and there's the tail of a plane in my front yard. >>>>porter: the pilot who miraculously survived was attempting to land a small plane at the tavernaero airport when something went wrong. how lucky it was the rv-7 aircraft did not slam right into someone's roof. this neighbor saw the plane fly by very low and them come back as if the pilot was confus

all thanks to that northwest wind anywhere between 8 and 14 miles per hour.r. temperatures in your waking up in pembroke pines, it's 54 degrees as you walk out thehe door. our coolest spot ishomestead at 53 degrees. wind between 10 and 14 miles per hour and that wind direction plays a huge part and provides fofo the cool air settling into south florida. just beautiful conditions, crystal clear skies. it's going to be a gorgeous start to the weekend. these are the weekend we enjoy and embrace here in south florida during the winter time. this is winter south florida style with temperatures in the 50s and highs today onlylyxpected to reach the low to mid 70s. these temperatures arebetween seven and 11 degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. we are expecting the 40s here in south florida by tomorrow morning. that's right. so i you think this morning's cool, you haven't seen anything yet. we thank high pressure, our fair weather friend providing for clear skies and dry conditions because the winds are moving in from the north northwest. it will act as a ro

the breeze anywhere between 10 and 2miles per hour. it will be june right windy by the afternoon as this front continues to clear our area. 67 degrees in pembroke pines. 63 comfortable degree in kendall. 65 in marathon with the winds moving in from the north west again. that's going to provide for a very comfortab air mass to settle into south florida. the good news is heavy rain and gusty winds that we dealt with this morning will be a thing of the past as the rest of the residual moisture will move in and then we're expecting cloudy skies. ese temperatures are six to 12 degrees cooler than when we woke up to yesterday. the wind gusts reported in the 20s and 30s so we do have rough seas out there. let's take a lk at where the actual cold air is settling in behind the front. mainly in the panhandle but eventually my friends a secondary front will be bringing a lot of you probably were awoken by the showers and storms. you see the strong storms moving through portions of south florida a few hours ago butt i'm happy to tell you that is a

winds anywhere between eight and 17 miles per hour. elevating the risk can of rip currents for you beach-goers. dangerous life-threatening rip current risk is in the forecast today so please use caution. we arere going to see that east breeze also bring us some showers. we saw showers throughout the morning over portions of sunny isles. looks as if that rain has diminished. some isolated storms moved through the middle and the lower key a line of heavy rain is located just to the north of us all due to the next cold front. a cold front and warm front soaking the thaness veal and bringing lane, sleet and snow towards the carolinas and up towards the northeast. severe weather threat will stay above the gulf states. heat and humidity basically c,ashing with the cold air behind the front. temperatures in the teens across much of the great lakes. we've got the 20s up and down the east coast. 16 degrees in new york. dealt with record cold temperatures, something they haven't deadly with inecades during this time of year. a stray shower can't

strong winds anywhere between 10 and 23 miles per hour. i see you, kendall, you're checking with 60 degrees, the coolest spot on the map. you could dip down to the upper 50s. with the strong northwest breeze in place you're definitely going to notice a difference in your weather pattern. we are expecting the clouds to stick around. precipitation will be limited over the next temperatures will drop to 10 or 15 degrees cooler. causing that elevated risk of rip currents for you beach-goers. brandon today, a cool day on the water. 30s and 40s across gainesville and tampa. that reinforcing shot of cooler weather will be pushing in 40s for us as overnight lows by monday morning. enjoy today with 60s. a strong northwest breeze continuing to push the possibility of showers and storms away from us. front stretches all the way up the east coast. the northeast getting slammed with snow right now as their 30s. temperatures in th 30s and 40s. it's definitely feeling like winter across the u.s. too. >>> highs today will struggle to reach the upper 60s.

these temperatures are anywhere between three and nine degrees warmer than what we woke up to yesterday. so, as you can imagine, we'll start off warmer as the kids head to the bus stop with more cloud cover in place but those clouds are not going tobe producing precipitation. the atmosphere still relatively dry thanks to high pressure. i'll have more coming up. >>> off the top this woman is behind bars, accused of kidnapping a two month old girl and broward's sheriff's deputies say she had help with a family member. >> that child now safe and back with family in ft. lauderdale. but that little girl w found hundreds of miles from home. >> and investigators say her kidnapping was a family affair. terrell forney has that stor >>reporter: little taraji kemp is safe and finally back in her mother's arms. a wild weekend whihi involved the infant being kidnapped on iday night during a home invasion. the baby's aunt tells us the armed intruders were the victim'swn cousins. >> it hurt us very much because it's two people that are going to sit in jail for long time. at the end of the day, that's

we're expecting the wind anywhere between 0 mimp and seas six to eht feet. this and that weekend forecast tt will bring a smile to your face coming up. (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >>> new video overnight. crews battling wild fires in northern oklahoma, near tulsa. they say gusty winds, dry conditions fueled the flames yesterday afternoon. the fires shut down highways and forcedd evacuations. many of the roads there have been reopened. people have been allowed to return to their homes. >>> meanwhile over in missouri a grassfire spawned fiery twisters. the fire has destroyed fire was sparked by a bearing from a lawn mower, wind and dry conditions cause it had to spread further. >> the video is amazing. speaking of amazing, let's hope that's what the weekend weather is going to bring. >> i'm happy to tell you the weatherill cooperate with any outdoor activity you may have. with that sai you heard me mention very breezy to june right windy conditions. boaters we'll have advisories as

anywhere between 10 and 20 miles an hour. 64 degree at 6:00. 67 as the kids head to the bus stop. cooler. highs today only reaching the low 70s with more sunshine. i'll have more onn this great forecast coming up. >>> we begin with a story y ill developing. more gun violence on the streets last night. two teenagers shot just mimites apart. survive. andrew perez has that story. >>reporter: two more shootings two more young victims. >> they are working together to determine if these shootings are indeed connected. >>reporter: miami-dade detectives have a lot on their plate. gunfire erupting. they say they a trying to understand what's broken. >> look at t community. either they are frightened out of their minds or they just don't care. >>reporter: detectives responding to two different scenes. in miami. detectives say a man walked up shooting a 16-year-old who was outside with a friend. the suspect runs off to an awaiting newer model red toyota camry. that teen survivors. around the same time though, another teen shot near 71st street and 14th avenue. >> paramedics quickly initiated

the east southeast breeze anywhere between 10 and 16 miles per hour. above-average temperatures greeting us this morning. we'll continue to stay will warm up to the low

talking about the winds, well see them anywhere between 15 and 25 mph from the south. higher gusts are likely. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies and overnight temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. periods of rain will continue on thursday as the front stalls off the coast. some of the rain could be heavy at times, but there will likely be a few breaks in the rain. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will fall from the upper 50s in the morning to the upper 40s by afternoon. while most areas will see rain thursday night, a couple of snowflakes could mix in, too, but at this point, it does not look like a big event. most of the rain will push out early friday, giving way to clearing skies. it will still be breezy and cold with high temperatures in the mid 40s. saturday brings sunshine with highs in the upper 40s. well be near 50 on following breaking news on the road ways. state police are on the scene of a three car crash in chesapeake. it happened on interstate 64 east of great bridge boulevard -- just before three o )clock. officials say a va

these temperatures are anywhere between seven and 14 degree cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. you heardrd them say you can feel it, it's a nice refreshing change. the northwest wind between seven and eight miles per hour this morning. morning. temperatures will struggle to reach the mid 70s by this afternoon with lots of sunshine. i'll have more on that weekend forecast coming up. hi, constance. julie. happy friday, everyone. i know you're probably as quited as we are. hey, if you're traveling on the i this morning, the exit ramp to northwest 79th street is partially blocked and that's due to construction crews. they are slated to be out of there completely a 5:30 a.m. this is i-95 southbound on at approach to 7th street. not a lot of carsut there. it's not affecting our drive speeds. east bound here at the dolphin expressway right past milam dairy road. a slightt slowdown at 52 miles per hour. continuing eastbound here at lejeune road, our exit ramp is partially blocked there and we are obviously seeing those slowdowns with those speeds between 30 and 35 miles now, a deadldl

nothing active going on out of the northwest anywhere between 12 and 16 miles per hour. temperatures nice and comfortable out there. 62 degrees ft. lauderdale. 64 miami, 68 key west. a current attempt for you in pembroke pines, 62. 63 in kendall and 61 in pompano beach. the nice cool change is all thanks to a shift in the direction. the front still hasn't completely cleared south florida. the boundary is over southern miami-dade and the keys. we have wind gusts reported very strong in the 20s. a lot more sunshine is expected today than what we saw yesterday in the wake of that cold front. the breezy conditions will also continue. temperatures this morning anywhwhe between eight and 14 degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. we do have the chili air offend northern florida. temperatures waking up to the 40s. we have the 50s overcentral florida. eventually once this cloud cover pushes away and that front completely clears the area. we're going to notice cooler conditions tonight going into lake okeechobee down to key west. the last bit of rain associated with tha

winds are light sustained anywhere between five to fifteen. not like yesterday. we're seeing cloud cover move in from the west with some breaks in the clouds too. we have quite a bit of dry air in now so no rain is in the immediate forecast. high pressure really builds on monday. temperatures monday morning will be in the mid 30's for the reno area and upper 20's in higher elevations. burn code is green. more than a dozen states and territories will hold primaries super tuesday -- the biggest contest so far in the 2016 election season. steve nannes reports. with a major victory in south carolina, hillary clinton is hoping to keep that momentum across multiple southern states ahead of super tuesday. sunday - clinton traveled to tennessee where she spoke to a congregation in memphis while attending a church service. presidential candidate "i will need your help on tuesday. the primary here in tennessee is very important." butt sot "i hope you will come out and vote and of course i would be honored to earn your vote on tuesday." as part of his super tuesday strategy

these temperatures anywhere between five and eight degrees colder than what we woke up to yesterday. make sure theids have the sweaters, jacketsts and scarf. that brisk, chilly air enjoy the below average mperatures. i'll have more on this chilly change coming up. >> good morning, everyone. a few accidents already. reports of a hit and run crash in i-95 and sterling road. here's a live look from this location. i don't see the accident scene. just because we don't see it from the camera doesn't mean it's not out there. if you're traveling out southbound this morning at sterling road, likely police on the scene well off to the shoulder though. those speeds at 71 miles per hour. another serious crash. this one off of miami gardens eastbound at northeast fourth avenue. we're hearing this is related to police activity as well. so if you normally travel eastbound at miami gardens drive, there will be a police presence out here. northwest 62nd street, a crash there but reallyy not affecting speeds this morning at all. those speeds at 66 miles per hour. >>> right now at 5:00 shocking crash c

wake of that front, anywhere between nine and 22 miles per hour. it's going to be june right breezy to windy by the afternoon. temperatures dropping to the low 60s0st. lauderdale. 64 degrees in miami. 66 in key west. right now 65 in hialeah. 64 in pembroke pines.our coolest spot is kendall and 62 degreeses these temperatures are not going to climb all that much. the kidsre definitely going to need a sweater or jacket this morning and that strong breeze will continue to keep us cool throughout the day. highs will only reach the upper 60s0s much cooler weather pattern we've seen the last few days. this is goingngo be a big shift in the wind direction providing for at cool air to not just settle in today but t another front will be moving into south florida by tomorrow night, bring us eve colder conditions by sunday and early into next week. constance jones, today's my mom's birthday. >> happy birthday, mrs. durda, all wait on the west coa. >>> a crash reported earlier and it's since cleared up. we can see all of the wet roadways out there you guys. a

winds are light sustained anywhere between five to fifteen. not like yesterday. we're seeing cloud cover move in from the west with some breaks in the clouds too. we have quite a bit of dry air in place right now so upper 20's in higher elevations. burn code is green. we have an update now on the search for a second canoeist believed to have drowned at donner lake. officials say they have recovered both bodies. two men were reported missing at around 5 p-m friday.. at the northeastern corner of donner lake. friends of the men - who were all vacationing in the area - saw the canoe had capsized and called police. yesterday, police recovered the body of 33-year-old joshua at around noon today, the body of 34-year-old lucas johnson, of auburn, california, was receoverd. authorities say the men were not believed to have been wearing life jackets at the time. more than a dozen states and territories will hold primaries on super tuesday -- the biggest contest so far in the 2016 election season. steve nannes reports. with a major victory in south carolina, hillary clinto

northwest wind anywhere between three and six miles per hour. by the later half of the morning and into the afternoon, we are issuing a small craft caution for you boaters and beach-goers. temperature of 58 in pompano beach as well as pembroke pines. our coolest spot is kendall at 56 degrees. those temperatures between two and seven to nine degrees cooler thann yesterday. northeast wind is drying out the atmosphere. air sinking down to the surface. where high pressure is located today comparedto yesterday. remember it was over here over the alabama and mississippi area. that provided for a northeast breeze. we will going to see this high push towards the east and eventually off the east coast. where it's located we see a clock-wise wind pattern. take a look at what's going oncross the nation's midsection. nothing. it's a nic dry day for we all desperately needed. up and down the west coast dling with another storm system. check out these temperatures in the teens, 20s a 30s up and down the key west. the midwest and down in the south it's a bit w

talking about the winds, well see them anywhere between 15 and 25 mph from the south. higher gusts are likely. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies and overnight temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. thursday as the front stalls off some of the rain could be heavy at times, but there will rain. cloudy skies. temperatures will fall from the upper 50s in the morning to the upper 40s by afternoon. while most areas will see rain thursday night, a couple of snowflakes could mix in, too, but at this point, it does not look like a big event. most of the rain will push out early friday, giving way to clearing skies. it will still be breezy and cold with high temperatures in the mid 40s. saturday brings sunshine with highs in the upper 40s. well be near 50 on sunday with showers late sunday night into the system moving into hampton roads right now tore other parts of the country. tornadoes touched down in mississippi and alabama as this storm moved in. but for the midwest the story was snow. more than a foot buried parts of colorado and nebraska before moving east. when

we will could see anywhere between 0.5-1.5" of rain before all is said and done, which could lead to localized flooding. coverage ... the 20-16 presidential race is now in new hampshire after an extremely close night in iowa. while the republican winner was announced shortly after the caucuses, the democrats were forced to wait until this morning. ted cruz came out on top on the republican side and hillary clinton for the democrats. according to reports, clinton led bernie sanders by less than three- tenths of one- percent. the iowa democratic party closest in iowa democratic caucus history." wsls ten's rob manch explains how last night's caucuses will have an impact on decision 20-16. speaking with political analyst ed lynch today, he says the big wins for hillary clinton and ted cruz actually mean very different things. he says cruz is looking surprisingly strong while clinton might have more to worry about. 888vo888 for democrats, this means the candidates may be looking at a very long race, with bernie sanders expected to win in the upcoming new hampshire primary. on the republic

we will could see anywhere between 0.5-1.5" of rain before all is said and done, which could lead to localized flooding. thursday and friday look drier under partly to mostly sunny skies perhaps a little more sun on friday in comparison to thursday. it will be cooler, though, with highs in the lower 50s on thursday, falling into the middle 40s on friday. saturday and sunday look continued dry. we should see a police chief sean dunn may leave it all behind for a position closer to home. dunn is one of three finalists for the police chief job in portsmouth. dunn tells us it's a position he's excited about ... but believes he's up against still competition. the chief adds he would be more excited if he wasn't leaving such a great position at the martinsville police department. dunn is expected to find out if he has the new job by the end of the week. the city of danville is now one step closer to completing a years-long project to beautify the river district. construction has begun on newton street between craghead street and lynn street to move all of the overhead wires in the area und

anywhere between 40-46 miles per hour. today, up to 39 miles per hour. it was still very windy. yesterday, hour winds were very strong, but it was a warm wind. a bit of a snow showers as we move through the mountains of north carolina. the winter weather advisory still continues through the until 7:00 tomorrow morning. of snow. this is the closer you get to the tennessee line. asheville, gainesville, you snow. we have had snow, ice, i would like to see some warmer temperatures. michael: breakout the flip-flops. we will soon see some warmer temperatures. we have been looking at the weather models. we will be chilly over the next 24 hours. this is supposed to make it our way by sunday. we will be in the lower 60's across the area. as we get into tuesday, we are in the middle 60's. that cold air does eventually move in. when cold air and warm air clashes, it leads to some storms. that is leading out our warmer air by wednesday. the track of this lower pressure system could mean severe weather for the south. john: it looks like it could stay to the west. most of the energy could sta

right now we are thinking anywhere between a coating to 2". the higher elevations would see the most from this. tuesday: lingering snow in the mountains with a northwest wind. otherwise, partly sunny and cold with highs in the upper 30s. wednesday: partly sunny and windy with mountain snow. the teens. thursday: mostly sunny and cold with a high of 32. friday: partly sunny with highs around 40. saturday: plenty of sunshine, but a blast of arctic air will send highs into the 20s and 30s. with lows in the mid to upper 20s. sunday: low pressure well offshore will bring a few clouds in from the ocean from the blue ridge points east. to the west, look for lots of sunshine. highs will top off in the upper 40s to low 50s. sunday night: partly cloudy and seasonably chilly with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. monday: a broad upper level low will bring the chance for rain showers changing to snow showers. this will not be a big storm, but a light accumulation of snow is possible overnight into early tuesday morning. right now we are thinking anywhere b

south southeast wind anywhere between and 11:00 miles per hour. 75 in pompano beach.74 in kendall. throughout the morning we'll b b warm, we'll be humid, mostly dry. storms wl rapidly increase as we get through the afternoon hours. we'rexpecting stormy conditions across the area going into the 3:00, 4:00 hour. remember those storms are going to move from the northwest to the southeast. currently the rain is located over portions of northern florida. we even have severe thunderstorm activity occurring right now over the panhandle. tornado watch boxes for northern florida. i'll have all those details coming up. >>> we following a developing storyhis morning. an argument between a couple in a dadeland mall left an officer firing. this started as an argument between michael guzman. neither the van nor guzmanere hit. those shots had witnesses in the area fearing the worst. >> be careful. we have the area surrounded. >> somebody just t/ld me if i'm going to come outside to expect all the helicopters and the police, so basically that's what i see. >> there's some video sent to us by a loc

talking about the winds, well see them anywhere between 15 and 25 mph from the south. higher gusts are likely. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies and overnight temperatures in the upper 50s and lower 60s. periods of rain will continue on thursday as the front stalls off the coast. some of the rain could be heavy at times, but there will likely be a few breaks in the rain. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will fall from the upper 50s in the morning to the upper 40s by afternoon. while most areas will see rain thursday night, a couple of but at this point, it does not look like a big event. most of the rain will push out early friday, giving way to clearing skies. it will still be breezy and cold with high temperatures in the mid 40s. saturday brings sunshine with highs in the upper 40s. well be near 50 on sunday with showers late sunday night into monday. weather--- download the new newschannel 3 storm team app. you can watch live vipir radar and check the forecast -- and get any breaking weather alerts. go to w-t-k-r- dot-com-slash- apps - it )s f

we are looking at anywhere between a coating-2" possible monday into tuesday morning. this could change, so please stay tuned. as a general rule, clipper systems don't usually favored west slopes. this one is different though.it's a powerful one. there is also a coastal storm we'll be eyeing as well.but again, that looks to stay just to our north and east and should miss us. but it absolutely bears watching. monday will be national headlines ... the texas teenager know as the affluenza teen ... is transferred to an adult jail. according to online records ... 18-year-old ethan couch was moved today from a juvenile detention center in fort worth, texas to the tarrant county jail. couch had been at the detention center since he was deported from mexico at the end of january. the 18-year old fled to mexico with his mother back in december after violating a probation deal. president obama is calling for a new tax on oil. he proposed a cost of 10- dollars per barrel. it would be paid by oil companies and used for clean transportation investments. the fee would only be applie

these temperatures are anywhere between seven and 14 degree cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. you heardrd them say you can feel it, it's a nice refreshing change. the northwest wind between seven and eight miles per hour this morning.

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these temperatures anywhere between 7 and 11 degrees cooler than when we woke up to yesterday. we do have a feels-like temperature temperature. 45 is what it feels like in pompano beach. 46 in kendall. throughout the morning we're going to stay in the 50s it will be cheat, dry. highs today in the upper 60s. still below average. i'll have more coming up. >> julie, thanks so much. >>> traffic alert for our turnpike drivers. southbound as well depending on how you're traveling this morning. between red road and university drive we had reports of a vehicle fire here. obviously, if there was a fire, it's completely out buthere's one lane of traffic blocked as lice investigate as well. not quite sure if it's an accident scene or vehicle fire. the one thing you need to know is if you're traveling in the spot, some heavy cgestion this morning. again, i told you this is between university drive and red road. that's 57th avenue. we are seeing the delays clock in at 22 mis per hour. that's south to west where that accident scene is. now to our secondary crash clearing off to that exit ram

wind speeds anywhere between eight and 16 miles per hour. our cooler spot is kendall at 66. 70 in pompano beach. wind speeds in the teens right now and we'll expect those to reach the 20s by this afternoon. that high risk of rip currents for beach-goers. i am seeing some dotted showers moving onshore near portions of hollywood beach. now moving in towards 441. dotted showers from the upper keys, middle keys all the way down to the middle keys. those storms are just to the north of us associated with the cold front that will increase our rain chances by tomorrow. i'll have those detail coming up. constance? >> thank you, julie. >>> good morning, everyone. miami-dade county accident-free. we do have a crew here. we're trying to figure out the details with the closures. we believe there are lanes of traffic opened with this one. th is the turnpike southbound. it's not an injury crash but we know some road debris is o`t there. if you are traveling in the spot just in case there are clores with this one, you may want to take u.s. 1 southbound at

that's winds anywhere between 90 to 100 miles on the fujita sca. some of the wind gusts even stronger. we'll start with the first confirmed tornado in pompano beach. it was on the ground for the miles with the width of 200 miles. i broke in right at 7:05 once we did have the tornad warning in effect. classified it as an ef-1 tornado, same width of the tornado that sat down rightht over i-95 with the duration of 7:51 in the morning to 7:59, during our major morning commute right over i-95 and that cacaed that semi to roll over and cause all of the traffic delays. the big concern w over portions of 95 when that semi did flip over. we had over 37 reports of damages across mubarak so a lot of you will be cleaning up toda i'm happy to tell you the weather will cooperate with that. in the mid to low 60s. right now we have the upper 60s in marathon.

we will could see anywhere between 0.5-1.5" of rain before all is said and done, which could lead to localized flooding. thursday and friday look drier under partly to mostly sunny skies perhaps a little more sun on friday in comparison to thursday. it will be cooler, though, with highs in the lower 50s on thursday, falling into the middle 40s on friday. saturday and sunday look continued dry. we should see a mix of sun and clouds on saturday with highs in the upper 40s. while on sunday, we look mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the lower pretty nice weekend for outdoor activities, especially when you consider it's early february. monday at this point looks dry too under partly sunny skies. it will be cooler though with highs in the lower 40s. tuesday will be mostly cloudy with some flurries and/or light snow showers possible. it will be chilly with highs near 40. 3 degree guarantee well, if punxsutawney phil is correct, because he did not see his shadow, we have an early spring on the way. we'll see if that indeed happens. the infamous wedge was in play today and brought us clou

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winds moving in from the north northwest anywhere between three and ten miles per hour. these temperatures and nine degrees cooler this morning. a lk at this beautiful shot from our ft. lauderdale tower camera. we have fair weather clouds in place. these are goi to continue throughout the day. another shot from our hollywood beach cam. if you're headed to the beach today, one, it's going to be pretty chilly. our air temperature just as cool as our temperature temperature, in the low 70s and upper 60s. if you do head to the beach you're going to need those sweaters and jackets to enjoy lots of sunshine. we're expecting highs today well below average. the refreshing changes thanks to high pressure just to the north of us. it's our first cold front, the first of two that keep us under a chilly forecast for the next several days. right now bringing an abundant amount of snow from missouri to the great lakes. 19 degrees to the 30s here to south florida, we're feeling winter with high pressure in place providi for that north breeze. sunny skies and below average temperatures w

wind speeds anywhere between 11 and 14 miles per hour. wind gusts is what concerns me because we are seeing the wind filtering in from the southeast. we have a cold front moving in from the northwest. that could bringthe possibility of rotation. as the kids head to the bus stop, i suggest maybe you take them to school because we are expecting wet and windy conditions at that time. by the afternoon as you pick up the kids it will be gradual clearing. currently a line of severe weather over portns of alligator alley. we have plenty of instab bill in the atmosphere fueling for these storms. a toado watch box in effect over central florida. we're the only ones that have it in town indicating some rotation on the ground from the national weather service not only from our doppler radar but what they are seeing as well. this showers that i'm watching as you can see north all the way to alligator alley and east to u.-27. the direction looks like it will head towards the northeast. will be capable of clipping parts of south western broward. you're

these temperatures are anywhere between three and six degrees warmer than yesterday. cover in place as their atmosphere perric warm weather. that could change by the middle part of the workweek. i'll volume those details coming up. >>> we have something serious to talk about here at the macarthur causeway. west-bound lanes affected. about three lanes closed. looks like only one lane getting by after this crash. that palm frond is covering part of the roadway. one lane getting by. from miami beach people, if you're in a hurry this morning, the macarthur causeway, it's going to slow you down quite a bit. let's check to see what our drive times are here. 38 miles per hour is what it is. if you're in a big hurry, take the julia tuttle causeway, that's your bestlternate. broward county another crash to get to, if you're traveling north on the i, and at approach to the atlantic boulevard, a crash not affecting our travel speeds though at 71 miles per hour. alert arrests a woman behind bars accused of stealing her cousin's twol month old baby. your phone might have been buzz

east southeast wind anywhere between five pembroke pines all the way down towards marathon. these temperatures are anywhere between six and 15 degrees warmer than what we woke up to yesterday. warmer and wetter is what youeed to know befere you kids head out theoor. in the morning we will see a chancef some spotty storms, attempt in the low 70s. as you're pick them up, we'll keep storms in the forecast. it's kateed on our radar. you can see the doppler radar showing the darker shades on the radar. i-95, 441, the sawgrass, u.u.-1 all soaked this morning. as far south of i-95 down towards aventura, sunny isles.. downtown miami, key doral. you're hearing the mbles of thunder. these storms stretch all the way into southern miami-dade, the upper keys, middle keys and lower keys. i'll have more of these storms will push offshore and we'll see >>> we can see exactly where we're seeing those delays so obviously yousee all those colors. of course julie broke down the scientific portion of all this. looks like we had some delays right off of 441 and the turn pike. let's quickly get to

downright breezy with winds anywhere between 11 and 14 miles per hour. you'll notice that today up like yesterday the winds were much calmer. 73 the temperature in miami. 74 ft. lauderdale. 70 in key west. 74 for you in pembroke pines. good morning to you in kendall, 72 degrees and 74 in pompano beach. these winds will continue to strengthen throughout the afternoon as we have high pressure in place over the western atlantic feeding into a cold front that's sinking into the southeast. keep that in front we have a moderate rip current for you boaters. with that southeast wind in some showers mainly down the keys, miami-dade and broward. by the afternoon we can't rule out a chance of a shower. currently moderate to heavy rain right over saddle bunch key, big pine key as well as marathon. right now high pressure over the western atlantic drawing in our winds from the southeast. portions of the florida straits into the florida keys and it's feeding into this very large cold front. we have a series of cold fronts that are merging together due to an area of lo

up at the start of the week is much cooler and will be wet as well rainfall totals of range anywhere between a corner manage up to a half minutes with the majority of the rain falling along interstate sixty four quarter and that corresponds with a flood watch that's in effect for four allegheny county bath county greenbrier county pocahontas county until sunday at seven p.m. with the possibility of seeing some localized flooding servers as they mention became lot isolated rumbles of thunder with anywhere between a quarter manage up to half of an inch of rain and flooding will continue watch that issue was for tomorrow afternoon to check your highest we're once again in the middle to upper fifties towards the mountains and lower middle sixties will southside is going to be beautiful but we cooled down very quickly. monday and tuesday we fall back to worry the below normal forty degrees is high on tuesday and we do have highlighted an impact day on wednesday in fact it looks like temperatures will support all rain event but if the overnight we have to watch out for the rain could change over s

a southeast breeze anywhere between nine and 11 miles per hour. at least we're waking up rain-free. enjoy it. tonight and into be talking about wet roadways. above-average temperatures and rain will continunu it's going to be a warm one. make sure they have plenty of water and possibly the sunglasses because they are going to need it. take a look at the satellite and radar composite. we're waking up to dry conditions. fair weather clouds jus offshore but up the road here comes a cold front that's soaking northern florida. more details on that. constance? >> thanks so much. >>> nobody's heading to the beach. no one's leaving the beach. it looks like two people right there. the bridges are looking great this morning. we had construction crews earlier. two lane were blocked for our west-bound drivers. if you're traveling tothe beach or leaving the beach, really should haven't any issue at all this morning. so let's get to this earlier in dent. we had a fatal crash happening off of kendall drive but just a few miles west of there we had some traffic lights out. relation to that crash. t

lows elsewhere across southern new england anywhere between five and ten below zero. nashua around ten below. firstburg at 12 below. this is something you don't see here in new england very often with the wind combining as well. that's why it's really something out of the extraordinary. that's something you would find through southern canada or the upper midwest, minnesota and wisconsin and iowa but it's in new england this weekend but only this weekend. luck at monday next week near 30 and our next storm believe it or not will be a rainstorm on tuesday. 40's on tuesday. see new bit let's get a check of the ride home. it's friday and also have some highway inspections going on. joe stapleton give us an update. right now on route 93 northbound highway department on the scene inspecting manhole covers after a fatal crash this morning on the southbound side of route 93 inside the o'neill. so the northbound side of the expressway right now basically at a standstill i have myself stuck in this about a 90 minute right now coming up into braintree. take a look at the coming