the road is wet. we have the parking lot at the wells fogger center full because of the wing bowl that's off to the side that's causing problems, with more people heading to wing bowl on a day we have a lot of precipitation. most of the roads are wet, matt and tam, but there's a lot of ponding and puddling on the roads, and the slush starting to creep in on the secondary roads. >>> let's get you out for live reports we'll start with katherine scott live in hammonton the white horse pike good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it took a while, but we're seeing the snow accumulate on the sidewalks and the main roads. there's nothing major at this point but it's looking slushy and messy in spots. we have seen the salt trucks come through and the traffic is coming along just fine. obviously it's slow, but it's early, and we'll see more cars on the roads. the drivers we've been speaking to, have not reported any major problems, but you're seeing more coverage, more snow coverage on the roa

at road conditions at foulke and silver side road.deldot will be out to treat the roads as the snow falls this morning. >>> in delaware, route 273 had traffic on it in newark. traffic is moving nicely, but it will likely back up as the morning commute approaches. snow is accumulating on the sides not on the the surface i felt. >>> if you're traveling in bear, delaware. take it easy on routes 40 and 1. they say a light covering of snow on the road, not a lot but enough to cause slipping and sliding. >> reporter: i think it's tricky in addition to the snow falling we had rain prior to that, you have a few reasons to be careful on the roads. here's another shot, lansdale, route 63 main at walnut. you can see how the snow is coming down sticking to the sides of the road. there's slush on the roads itself. for the most part it's been treated and wet in the area. we have not seen a lot of slipping or sliding, you need to be careful as this continues. we have 35-mile an hour speed restrictions on the ben franklin bridge, the betsy ross bridg

they're trying their best to get the roads maintained but the roads are covered. what we're seeing is luckily no cars stalled or no rectangles so far. that is a good thing. we will be going out throughout town or city all morning. we have been down through downtown. really no cars been out on the roads in that respect. so we'll check in throughout the morning show. throughout the morning. kim, back to you. >> all right. get busyier as the hours progress. thank you for the update garrett. >> depending on which hometown you find yourself n you may see more or less snow because of the way the storm is playing out. wdbj7 shayne dwyer joins us live outside and shayne how are things looking where you are? >> good morning, kimberly mcbroom. things are looking so far so good. definitely as gated said plows have come through but we have not seen anything and i'm looking out on orange avenue and cars are able to move but definitely here a nice snow packed there on top of the roads so if you are going to get out this morning go get your coffee, donut, go to work, avoid that

obviously, the roads are very visible. what you can't see is the slush on the road. that is tricking drivers out there. the slush is making it hard for a lot of drivers to stop. danville public works have slush up. crews have been sending the roads and bridges all morning. that will help with traction. city leaders tell me crews are getting ready to move into the secondary roads and then they will hit the residential areas. with the possibility of freezing rain later on, the city will have crews working overnight as well. >> we monitor the bridges and the roads and determine what we need to do with them, put salt or sand, or whatever we need to do. we play it by ear and see how things go. >> reporter: i went by the public works building earlier today and there was not a single truck in the parking lot.all of the trucks are out doing the best they can to get the snow up as soon as i also checked in with danville police and they tell me no injuries have been reported from the accident that they had earlier today. live in danville, valerie bragg, abc 13 news. >> noreen:

road. we're asking how long the road will be closed but it does lack like a long time because of what you see. let's go to traffic team 9's mark taylor for alternate routes. >> this happened around the 6600-block of tuckaseegee road around 4:30 this morning. that is what is blocked. this will be at little rock road. this will affect your morning commute and those students headed to west meck high school as well. to set this up for you and where use wilkerson boulevard as the alternate route if you typically head east, take tuckaseegee road to wilkerson and if you head west towards little rock, take mulberry church west. update here, 485 outer loop. we have an accident scene. minor delay as you're making your way through. it is not blocking any travel lanes. these on looker delays only. >>> cold temperatures this morning but this may end up being the last morning we see temperatures near freezing. 33 charlotte. shelby is down to 29. chesterfield 28 degrees. the chill will be in place to quic

you notice in this shot here, stump road and county line road. we have a slushy mess, on the secondary roads, the turn lanes you're drive running through that. you can make out the snow and the slush you're dealing with. the center lanes you can see in this shot how there's snow plank in the center. as we look under the streetlight it's still coming down steadily out here, be careful of that as you travel. highways, the schuylkill expressway i-95 look wet you can see the slush coming closer to the lanes. we have an accident happening donald drive new hanover township. this just in. we have an accident in new castle county blocking foulke road at silver side road. use shipley as the at -- alternate. this is airport road at i-95 flooding, stick to 141. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the last snow coming through such a bad time during the morning commute moving west to east, some of it brighter shades of white even lavender that's left, just about to clip norristown, it's 422, particularly slushy there. 309 heavier band coming through. rou

if requirements county,, primary roads with harvey point road and new hope road. as much as they have laid down, they tell me they have a lot of material left, 300 tons of salt, 800 tons of sand, and 5000 gallons of taurine they are nothing has fallen. we expect that to start in a little bit. we will be heading up closer to elizabeth city where officials are also working to treat the roads. we will work to get more information and how they are preparing. we will have that in the next half hour. >> good to hear about the preparations. ncdot has been working to stay ahead of the storm yesterday. >> crews have been laying down brine on interstates. >> north carolina highway patrol encourages you to be ready as the storm moves eatsst. >> you can expect traffic slowdowns because businesses and employers and schools are closing. >> i need to is in the traffic anita: glad to report we are not seeing too many problems. let's look at how things are shaping up, if you are one of those getting out on the roadways. as we soon down into the traffic flow. three minutes to get a

along windsor road there is black. you can see the blacktop of the road. road surface. it is good. we have not seen that since last night. good improvement on the road. it is breaking up just after 6:00. more people are starting to come out in snow. they have got to drive to work we ask that you take it slow. if you are going to come out if you have to do it please take it slow and remember to go slow slow, look for traction and don't get overconfident while on the road especially if you have a vehicle. it gives you a little help. it does not make you the world world's best driver or best car to be out there. be careful if you can. new this morning both roanoke county have closeed their offices and facilities to keep their employees at home off the road so they can continue to do their job. live in roanoke, shayne dwyer, wdbj7. >> all right. thank you, shayne. head to the eastern side to see what things are looking like in the lynchburg area. tim saunders joins us live ain campbell county. what are you seeing out there this morning? >> good morning can kimberly. i did another measu

on clearing the roads. they battled the snow earlier today and now the concern is icing over. this means that the city plows will retrace their steps from earlier. they will treat them with salt. >> if the rainfall continues and we will redouble our effortses and continue on the primary routes to get them cleared before we can get to the residential streets. >> they're delaying the trash pick up in roanoke. residents are being asked to put the containers out to the curb, they will attempt to collect them by wednesday. >>> some businesses are closed and others are thriving. and the weather is causing car problems out there, right? >> reporter: well absolutely. the virginia police say they have responded to hundreds of incident across the state. as you can see from behind me,there's a slushiness that's happening out here. and another thing is the cold weather is actually causing some issues for cars, some mechanical issues. a car place has towed several cars that were stuck in the snow and others with problem

the roads. you can see black strips there where the crews have moved through. certainly be careful if you have to head out. if you don't have to, just stay home as the snow turns to ice later. says to look farther ahead than you normally would and pay close attention to bridges and ramps. those freeze first. be awill effort for black ice, it's going to make you slip and slide. slow down and leave more space. if your car starts to skid, steer into the direction you want your car to go. before leaving, make sure you clear all of the snow off of your car. >>> if you're going to catch a flight, you may have to rethink your plans. take a look at the airport sky cam. as you can see, snow covering a lot of that area and flakes still coming down. this is causing cancellations and delays. check your flight information before heading to the airport. if you're flying out of lynchburg, all flights have been canceled until 5:20 tonight. most of the cancellations are for flights heading to and from charlotte,

those roads are first focus next to the secondary and neighborhood roads. for some of you, i know that it looks like some don't look they've been touched yet. they're focusing on clearing the major roads. more people were trying to get out of their driveways earlier today. wsls10. >>> they hit the roads sunday night and have been busy today. city drivers work 12-hour shift whens clearing the roads. we were able to ride along with one driver who says it's his job to push the snow to the curb as the one ahead of him clears the roads. drivers actually have to prepare hard for this job. >> in the case of our night shift, obviously they need to alter their sleep schedules. that's a certain something but i think they do the best they can. they recognize that they are out there for extended periods of time. >> and to be best prepared, the drivers are best familiarized with their equipment and roads back in the fall. >>> and your traffic report may be a little misleading today because everything looks clean and green. but for the most part, i think that's because t

. 3 and take a look at laurens road!two major wrecks... not far from the i-car campus.fox carolina was at the scene... shooting video of the first crash...as that was being cleaned up, our photographer caught a second crash on had to crawl out of his car to get to safety.just another example of how dangerous those roads are tonight! 3 we know bridges are slick - emergency officials saying to avoid driving on them if possible because many in our area are iced over -this is a look at the bridge at academy and 385, it's closed along with the bridge at highway 291. until sand trucks arrive - these will remain closed, and greenville police say they will continue to close bridges if conditions remain icy. 3 when the conditons get just right for things to freeze up, big decisions have to be made. including - whether to cancel school for the day.and it's taken very seriously by our local school districts. 3 in fact - it's something they start thinking about as soon as winter weather is don't stop, until a final decision is made.

on the roads? >> reporter: there was a 3 plow trucks trying to get oust parking lot and hit the roads. they were having difficult yy because the snow is packed so tight. to get an idea how much has fallen. look at this car. pretty significant accumulation for this snowfall. it is light, mrufy snow. now earlier i might have spoke too soon it is feeling like 19 which leads to icy roads. that's one thing the plow truck drivers were looking out for. i spoke to an independent contractor who clears parking lots and he says that this is nothing compared to what he we had the last snow storm but he is plowing and working on the parking lots to make sure they are clear and his advice is to take it easy. not as much snow as last time fuel. don't be in a rush the roads are ice. if we do get freezing rain, one thing they'll be concerned about is that it will the snow will freeze because it is cold. that weighs down power lines and trees and leads to another problem. there are more cars on the road that makes i

and ice on the roads on 70 and 85. the majority of accidents that we have seen so far have been a raleigh as far as we can tell. speaking of raleigh, let's head out to the roads and get a look at what mikaya thurmond is sitting in live drive 5 this morning. there is an accident. where are you right now? >> we are about 440 just along the glenwood exit. this is just one example of the type of accident that we have seen all morning long. you can see a car, to vehicles that have actually careened off the side of the road here into a ditch. and, i'm not sure how long it has been here, but i know that we originally drove past this spot early in the morning and saw a number of vehicles. remaining. but again, you should do your very best to drive carefully, even though the sun is up, don't get overly confident about the safety of the roads, because those icy spots and freezing rain that continues to come down intermittently will create a problem. >> mikaya thurmond in live this morning, and as we take a look at the life , you

the roads are wet. we have spotted in the roads you'll see snow on the turn lanes, be careful as you head out. you can see in this area, roads are wet, traffic is moving okay. this is what it looks like on i-95 approaching cottman, southbound traffic hardly anybody out, it's too early. the roads are looking good. i-95 is in good shape, no problems there. ben franklin bridge we have 35-mile an hour speed restrictions on the ben, the betsy ross bridge, the commodor barry bridge, as you head out reduce speeds on the bridges. be careful on the ramps and overpasses, too. in westville, gloucester county, flooding is an issue here. route 37, delsea drive is blocked at 130. stick to broadway, that's route 551 to get around the flooding. that's an issue in gloucester county. i want to show you live double scan in addition to the snow that came through last night we're seeing more snow showers coming through. if you're in honeybrook 322 you have light snow falling there. west chester, chadds ford, baltimore pike,

take a look at the roads behind me. passable in the major spots, this is chain bridge road. but still tricky in some spots especially on those side streets getting out of your neighborhoods. that will be tougher. but you need to take cauti getting out and about this morning. that's the latest live from the tysons corner area. back to you. >>> 6:17 now. we're seeing an impact on flights in our area, too. this a live look at reagan national airport. we just checked and there are at least a dozen cancellations and delays right now. at dulles, just and thhandful o delays. baltimore also dealing with more than a dozen right now. you can chec >>> we're not the only ones dealing with the wintry weather right now. mike seidel is in charlotte, north carolina where i know you got a mixed bag overnight. >> reporter: well, so far here in charlotte, we haven't had anything. it's been dry. it's cold, 28 degrees, after a cold weekend here in the western carolinas. we're expecting some freezing rain to get in here at least by later on this morning. but everywhere it will change over to rain

good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. details. good morning, hampton roads. let's check let's continue our team coverage now with a closer look at the conditions outside. 10 on your side's rico bush is live on the peninsula. that's where we are wintry mix. rico, how's it looking out there? aaa tidewater virginia reminds motorists to take extra precautions when driving in any volatile weather. prepare your car in advance. before the rain hits, replace windshield wipers that streak or don't clear glass in a headlights, taillights, brake lights and turn signals are properly functioning so other drivers will see you during downpours. buckle up. make sure you and all your passengers are wearing seatbelts including children in proper child safety seats. don't drive distracted. adjust mirrors, seats and other settings before your start the vehicle. also don't' be distracted by mobile devices, music, eating or other passengers. turn around if road is covered with water. whether driving or walking, any time you come to a flooded road, "turn around, don't drown." allow

it's on forty foot road.hat accident right now, dave. >> all right, karen, on the big board we did have someover night snow showers. didn't do a lot of damage. about a coating to quarter of an inch. now we have a second round popping through and this is coming from the south pushing into parts of salem cumberland county, parts of new castle county, wilmington beginning to see light flakes and looks like another batch pushing into lancaster county that also is on its way up to the north and west. as these roll through during the morning rush hour you want to be careful if you're driving in them because temperatures right now are below freezing or close to freezing and anything that hasn't been treated could start to freeze up a little bit. overnight though we didn't have much impact on main roads that had already been pretreated before the snow arrived. cold this morning, temperatures around freezing. dressing the kids warmly keeping them bundled up this afternoon because we'll see an improvement in temperatur

wake county had about # thousand lane miles of roads so crews focused on the most traveled roads dropping about 1,100,000 gallons of brine. they'll be out if there's an inch or more. >>> meanwhile people hit local stores to stock up on salt, snow food. we visited a home depot that sold out of snow shovels, the store did have a good supply of salt left because they just before the storm. smaller stores that's not really an option so they're just out of stock unfortunately. so, yeah, we're probably going to need this as this weather conditions. >>> yes, you're going to need the shovels in you're north and west of the triangle, person county, orange county i'm talking to you guys as you're under this winter storm warning through 7 a.m. on tuesday. dangerous travel conditions expected during that time. now, the rest of us under a winter weather advisory. it's kind of broken up into two parts around the 95 corridor and the sand hills that advisory will expire at 1 p.m. it for raleigh, durham, siler city and border. let's get to what is falling right now though here's your satellite radar compo

roads. flooding the street it is mixed three are cause for dangerous road conscience. but all three together can prove to be quite dangerous. now in the last 30 minutes of v dot power truck came by. parking lot is covered in ice. now -- went by and cleared that section which helped drain the water. it was worse early. i want to show you video before the plow truck came by. the water was just standing a few inches poof the road. now -- because it is so dark, cars are coming down quite fast down 221 and they are hitting the water. having to hit the brakes hard. they don't seat flooding this is not unique to this airrea. this is 221 temperature is dangerous. the plow trucks going from snow removal to clearing out of this melted snow. >> patti: having audio problems, we will follow this weather throughout the morning. stick with us on good morning virginia. >>> love was not in the air for water at the seattle aquarium the meating with the octopus' was called off this past valentine's day. >> i d

don: that leaves us enough time for roads to drop out and we'll see wind help to evaporate on the roads. let's talk about one more thing then i will get into the snow. tomorrow night, drip the faucets tomorrow night because it is going to get cold. it will drop to 10-14 degrees inland and 15 degrees in the shoreline. this will be the coldest we've seen so far this year. closer to the store, you shore, you want to be ready for that. throughout the area. hampton roads area moving off there is three hours worth of time-lapse sequence. you can see light snow and the earn shore, little bit of scattered snow around the back bay area and that is it. nobody lives in the back bay wildlife receive refuge. and snow towards kitty hawk and the duck area. most of the snow is moving off. a lot of this is flurries already so moving off nicely. we ended up with a dusting across parts of the area. .5 to one inch perhaps a little more and maybe more in virginia beach. we had bursts of snow towards hurtford county. 1-2 inches then farther to the more for the forecast for the weekend. ashley: this storm is

you'll notice the greatest impact to the roads will be on our side roads, rural roads and neighborhood streets. a secondary front will bring even colder air into the tri- state late tuesday into wednesday with more scattered light snow. by the time we get to wednesday, the bigger story will be the very cold air. temperatures are only expected in the low 20s and upper teens. then overnight, we drop to 90f for a low on thursday morning. an arctic blast of cold air settles in wednesday through the end of the week with wind chill values falling to near zero by wednesday salt trucks have been out all night treating roads in some can still expect messy side streets when you're leaving your house this morning. morning.we continue our team coverage with 9 on your side's jordan burgess at tylersville here's a look a little closer into the city. these pictures coming in from norwood. we've been showing you highways that are pretty clear but the side roads - that's where you can see just a little coating of snow. it's tuesday morning and you're waking up to a nine first warning weather alert day.

this is on old potter road, you across the road, police blocking that road right there. they tell me one driver was coming down the road, other drivers were turning around, she went around, the drivers turned around, ran in the tree and took off the front bumper, her car had to be towed out of there. lastly, this is on treyburn drive, power line down in the road, police on scene telling me that power has been out to an apartment nearby apartment complex there and a neighborhood, not tar from where the power line came down. not far from. crews have been busy. one contractor for duke energy said some workers worked over their daily limit. some scenes are still like this, power lines, trees down, they have blocked the road off so people won't come up and down. a lot of workers will get back to it and throughout the day to restore power around charlotte. coming up in the next half hour hit, i'll show you more damage around the city and when we cleaned up. reporting live in charlotte, ashton pellom, wbtv on your side. >> john: right now, thousands of customers in several coun

good morning, hampton roads. let's check let's continue our team coverage now with a closer look at the conditions outside. 10 on your side's rico bush is live on the peninsula. rico, how's it looking out there? aaa tidewater virginia reminds motorists to take extra precautions when driving in any volatile weather. prepare your car in advance. before the rain hits, replace windshield wipers that streak or don't clear glass in a single swipe; make sure headlights, taillights, brake lights and turn signals are properly functioning so other during downpours. buckle up. make sure you and all your passengers are wearing seatbelts including children in proper child safety seats. don't drive distracted. adjust mirrors, seats and other settings before your start the vehicle. also don't' be distracted by mobile devices, music, eating or other passengers. turn around if road is covered with water. whether driving or time. plan to drive at a slower pace than normal when the roads are wet. being in a rush puts you at a highe

alcorn.and i'm diana watson. 3 slick roads wreaked havoc on some northern greenville county roads today.this is a live look in travelers rest where several cars collided as they hit iced over bridges. plus troopers reported dozens of wrecks across the county this afternoon. 3 this weather also caused problems on roads in polk county this afternoon-we've seen several accidents--like this one--along eye-26...and have had reports of slick spots and cars fish tailing... 3 and the threat of dangerous winter weather prompted early dismissals in pickens and oconee counties this afternoon. other counties planned to use this president's day as a make-up day for the winter weather we saw a few weeks back...but the make-up day was pushed back due to today's storm across our area. 3 we want to get right over to chief meteorologist kendra kent for a first check of the weather- has been slow-moving and arrived a lot later than expected...but we're feeling the worst of it at this hour with that freezing rain hanging around and causes concerns on the roads, right? 3 freezing drizzle, fog and sleet continues

but the roads are wet. the good news there the weather is not affecting students because schools are already closed for presidents day. we will go live to nick call carr in downtown fayetteville. what is it doing there, nicole? rained in spurts this morning since we have been in to work and you can see that by some of the glistening roads. we haven't will any issues, just cold and normal winter day. our weather app this morning and last fight were showing snow between the hours of 8:00 and about 11:00 and then that disappeared about an hour ago. so it is looking good. the most we are looking forward to today is rain and later on in the morning and maryland day and kids -- midday and kids out for presidents day so we won't see any school effect. back to you from a clear and dry wonderful cumberland county this morning. barbara: all right, nicole. thank you. john: snow covering the ground in roxboro. last night. there is a live look at the conditions from our news vehicle breaking news one and you see that th

everything takes longer on snow- covered roads. accelerating, stopping, turning - nothing happens as quickly as on dry pavement. give yourself time to maneuver by driving slowly. the normal dry pavement following distance of three to four seconds should be increased to eight to ten seconds. this increased margin of safety will provide the longer distance needed if you have to stop. know the pedal-it's normal for the pedal to vibrate a bit when the abs is "threshold" breaking, keeping your heel on the floorboard and using th can avoid it. if you can slow down enough to keep rolling until a traffic light changes, do it. don't power up hills. applying extra gas on snow-covered roads just starts your wheels spinning. stay home. if you really don't have to go out, don't. even if you have to be, watch the snow from indoors. 10 on your side is also on top of several delays and closings. you see those scrolling right now at the bottom of our screen - or you can find them along with our popular weather blogs on wavy-dot com. our biggest sto

road. it is blowing around. even roads that have been cleared are having problems. 235 and east 21st, it is just a mess. you will need a lot of extra time when you head out. give yourself a a lot of extra space between the other cars. people are sliding around there. accidents pop up there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. morning. with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis metinka: good morning. snow-covered runways, it will be a slow go of it. our webcam is showing a snowy road. it has stopped falling but it is still blowing in open areas, creating poor visibility and bad road conditions. overnight we had a last r

an hour we went from wet roads, to now partially snow covered roads. everybody put down the brine new jersey dot, dell dot and penndot, they have the salt crews out there, waiting in the wings as mike mentioned. it is not a plowable situation but it will be slippery nonetheless. the as we look live downtown all of the bridges have speed restrictionness play, couple accidents north on the freeway heading in toward the black horse pike. also a crash on the new jersey turnpike, north bound at exit number six, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> bob and sue they are talking about the jersey shore might get the most accumulation so lets get to steve. >> he is down there in atlantic city, hi there steve. >> reporter: mike, i don't know if you saw complete forecast before you went to bed, one to 4 inches of snow but two to 5 million mentions of the phrase and news speak jargon i-95 corridor. i think we are halfway through both right now. by the way we are at taj mahal and there is a name you don't see much in the news these days, um, and that is only spot wh

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we are seeing extremely wet roads. not many cars on the road this morning, at least not yet. something to keep in mind whenever your commute starts. very slick patches with all of this water. take a look at the video from last night. comparison video for you shows scdot camera from my 385 at on the left, traffic at a standstill on the interstate after a few had slid off the interstate. on the right is video from this morning showing the scene cleared and traffic moving smoothly. of course, again very few people , on the roads this morning. but if you do have to go on the roads be aware of possible icy patches and take your time. there are nearly closings and 100 delays. schools are concerned about buses on icy roads. we have that listed below on the screen and on www.wyff4.com as well as our app. something to keep in mind this morning with your commute. drive slow, give yourself more time. aly myles live in tigerville. geoff: thank you aly. there were at least two wrecks last night that turned deadly. the coroner says he responded to the first one on north -- we will tell you

you can finally get to the road, but these roads have not been touched by road crews this morning. cincinnati road crews, about 65, 70 or so vehicles trying to clear the main roads, trying to you. overnight, a lot of that snow piled up on cars, sidewalks, and sidestreets. that is something to keep in mind as you head out the door. if you' re just getting up this morning and have a chance to move off the road, that would be great for road crews to make it easier for them to plow the streets. if you have a side street that sounds like or looks like it could be a problem and need a little extra tlc, cincinnati road crews that you can report that on their website. live in mount auburn, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. a fiery crash this morning in green township. officers are still on the scene right now. investigators say two teens stole a brand new car from the woody sandy ford dealership and then lost control, crashing into a pole in the 5500 block of sidney. the car then burst into flames. the teens were able to get out and were quickly arrested. there is a op pole down.

those are the ones you have to get to the main roads and get away from the main roads. and here is the next batch. this is in the south carolina york county, lancaster county you are getting rain. here is 77. and this is all pushing to the north. and while you may be above the freezing mark down there, this is moving into an area that does not have temperatures above freezing so we could have another batch of freezing rain for the charlotte area and areas to the east. here is what it looks like tonight that is one batch moving through this is the frozen to stuff right now. and there is a little bit of drying. and then the big batch of rain. it is going to be heavy at times. but the coldest air should be moving out. and possibility of freezing rain for the evening hours. most of it after a couple more of the mountains around the foothills you have this lasting longer than anyone else. and turning to plain rain. and closer to charlotte in south carolina heavy rain overnight. and then it moves out coming into tomorrow morning. overnight temperatures are going up. heavy rai

glenside road is blocked at beacon hill road. storm tracker 6 live double scan, most of the area we're getting light snowfall right now, even areas of lavender near the city, showing heavier down pours with the snow. along the garden state parkway it's rain, an area of blue newer that showing an icy mix. let's show you the temperatures, 38 in martins creek. barely above freezing in coatsville, in philadelphia, 36. 34 in hammonton. 33 in vineland. 34 in dover. the precipitation is meting as it comes down with the wet snowflakes on the surface and the grassy airs are starting to see the snow lay there. >>> a main line massage parlor was shut down because the shop was offering more than back and body rubs. police raided zen massage parlor last night. risque advertisements is what alerted police. >>> it's not something you sigh on the main line, especially not in radnor, it's insane, actually. i'm shocked. >>> police trying to determine if this could lead to a larger sex trafficking operation, so far no charges have been filed. >>> t

i grabbed slush off the road earlier and as you can see. this was on the road. it is hard, and it is just very slick, and not good for driving on. be sure you are careful and go slowly and day home if you can. live in lynchburg, you katie brooke, abc 13 news. >>> we want to head to the south side. tola adamson has the very latest on conditions in danville. tola, what are you seeing tonight? >> well, mark, as you guys can tell, it is raining. just started a few moments ago. started pretty lightly and just now picking up right here. as you can tell right now, think of residential street right behind me. it is obvious that the crews have been over to the street, bare pavement. danville public works wants people to know with a lot of residential streets in this city are going to look like because they were not pretreated. some of them were not. i am going to move over here to this car right now. this is the problem that danville public works was dealing with, the freezing rain until earlier on today that left the snow pretty hard and as you can tell, a lot of ice ri

you'll notice the greatest impact to the roads will be on our side roads, rural roads and neighborhood streets. a secondary front will bring even colder air into the tri-state late more scattered light snow. by the time we get to wednesday, the bigger story will be the very cold air. temperatures are only expected in the low 20s and upper teens. then overnight, we drop to 90f for a low on thursday morning. an arctic blast of cold air settles in wednesday through the end of the week with wind chill values falling to near zero by wednesday morning. morning rushsnow showersnew accumulations of 1-3" in most areaslow: 24tuesdayoff and on snow showersmostly cloudyhigh: 30tuesday nightisolated snow showersminor accumulationslow: 15wednesdaylight snow continues mostly cloudyhigh: 21wednesday traffic it's already a hit at the oscars...and now... a movie shot in the tri-state is part of a special display...the "close-up" that carol is getting this morning celebrating a breakfast staple...where you can get tuesday is a 9 first warning impact the morning drive, especially in cincinnati and into in

in greer, maple road at anderson ridge road and ems working. ems working in anderson county our client is out to tell us -- mark lyons is out to tell us what it looks like. mark: we just went through i-85 north and spartanburg county. a few minutes ago, we were between exit 56 and 60 and there was a heavy downpour. also mixed in his fog comes the visibility is challenging. the road is wet, so be careful. on 85 north, mark lyon. allyson: thank you. visibility is poor. i-385 picking up around woodruff road. give yourself extra time and be careful. wyff news 4's aly myles has been traveling to the upstate from the mountains. -- traveling to the mountains from the upstate. geoff: let's see what she sees right now. the rain starting to come down. you cannot really hear the wind, but it is also incredibly cold and windy. the careful on your commute. we will have more on battle of the badges and a couple of minutes, but there will be a little bit of hydroplaning. aly myles wyff news 4 live in asheville. allyson: thank you. turning to commitment 2016,

customers in the hershberger road area between hazleridge road and williamson road will experience water service disruption. service is expected to be restored this morning and the road reopened as well. we'll let you know when that cold high pressure moves east and off the mid atlantic coast tonight.a warm frontal boundary works toward the tennessee valley by this evening with snow moving into the mountains. by monday...low pressure works from the lower mississippi valley to the southernappalachians. with cold air in place expect snow changing to awintry mix monday into monday night. this system moves east bytuesday afternoon. winter storm warnings remain in effect until noon on snow plow operators and contractors with the virginia department of transportation have been working all night to primary roads. this is a live look along interstate 81 in botetourt county. crews will not plow or low-volume secondary roads or neighborhood streets until the snow stops and the interstates and main roads are plowed and treated. drivers are encouraged to avoid travel if at all possible until the win

this is stump road at county line road. watch for that as you head out. in westville, gloucester county, we have flooding blocking delsea drive that's 47 at route 130. stick to 295 or broadway. flooding is an issue in new castle delaware, airport road near i-95 stick to 141 instead of airport road. middletown delaware, old state road is closed due to flooding. double scan we're watching the last snow showers pushing through. you can see the brighter shades of white to the west. in philadelphia, it's flurries, need i can't mostly flurries, norristown a light snow shower. malvern a brighter shade of white. pottstown, a brighter shade of white. can you catch this area of lavender that's right here, we see that moving along the 30 bypass as well as honeybrook 322. be careful is that is coming down, most of the roads it's melting. a minute ago you're seeing snow in the turn lanes. >>> british police want to thank someone who didn't lend a hand, he lent a foot. he stuck out his foot to help police catch a drug suspect. >>> michigan governor, rick snyder said he

here's the cumberland county skyville road and notice the roads here almost look dry. we've had a little bit of it's since dried up. that's what we are seeing out there. the main roads are wet but the bridges are the areas with the most concern because the air temperature hovering right around freezing. those are the areas that will give us problems the longest especially from the triangle north and towards the west. back to you. >> nate thank you very much. as you can imagine weather like this made for a busy day for tow truck drivers. coming up at 5:15 the task of navigating slippery roads to pull cars from ditches and crash sites. >>> closing arguments in the north hills murder trial were put on hold until tomorrow because of the wintery weather. some jurors in the trayvon smith case were unable to make it to court this morning. smith is charged with killing melissa hugins jones during a break in in 2013. the final witness testified. the defense did not present any evidence. an arrest death investigation. 27-year-old timothy lockleer is charged with first degree mur

it depends on the road conditions. go to langhorn road. the main road is not bad, but the secondary road directly across the street from our station a little bit snow-covered. that gentleman is going a little too fast for the road conditions out there. this is what our forecast looks like. travel will be discourage and really we are discouraging traffic by tuesday morning. by tuesday afternoon use caution on those roads and will see improving road conditions. >> danner: thank you, will. hope that guy is okay. >>> new half hour, more information on a deputy seemeteorologist george flickinger, award-winning coverage you can count on. >> you know i am calling on your cell phone to let you know no school today . >> danner: oh, boy, the county schools in kentucky got creative to announce no school today. the snow line bling, a play on drake's song and he did his own song. george, we actually have another sing-along school alert to show you tonight. i have been waiting to see what bedford county schools put together. this one is local. spokesman

flooding is a problem airport road between i-95 and meadow road. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan so you can see where the snow showers are coming through. this is the end of it that we are seeing near lancaster. as we go closer, some of it is showing a brighter shade of lavender, honeybrook 322 right now also on the 30 bypass near coatsville and downingtown coming down pretty good. this is heading towards pottstown brighter shade along route 100. malvern, light, chadds ford light, flurries in norristown and philadelphia, you see the brighter shade that's moving to the east. you got to watch for that, i want to show you what the temperatures are looking like. 30 in allentown. 27 in lancaster, sitting on the freezing mark in philadelphia. a little bit below that in the suburbs. with the snow coming down, visibility has become an issue in the western suburbs where the snow is heavier matt and tam. >>> missouri state trooper was caught on camera saving a woman from the burn car. in the dash cam video you can see the smoke in the dis

our woodruff road skycam, when road this point. chilly temperatures but above freezing in greenville right now. 34 with rain by the right home this afternoon, mostly sunny and 57. greenville county is on a two hour delay. with showers and fog. home this afternoon. lot of the ice. if you left your car out overnight, good chance you have an iced up windshield. watch out for the steps that can hold onto that ice even though the roads may just be wet. some of those areas that are covered a little bit will hang on to ice a little longer. geoff: we originally thought temperatures would bump up what they are chilly here this morning. dale: it's of a long time. we have cleveland and north -- cleveland and in the photos of north carolina with icy conditions through 6:00. geoff: people are looking forward to temperatures coming up this weekend. in this morning's buzz, the polar vortex challenge. allyson: between 2:00 and 4:00, patrons could take that challenge to get a free meal. geoff: with a winter weather advisory in effect and temperatur

johnston at marvin road, that is highway 521 at marvin road down to the south of providence road west. that is a check of traffic, christine, over to you. >> christine: the privacy fight continues for apple. >> john: the government shows no signs of backing down the closer look at the details on the fight at "cbs this morning" at 7:00. >> christine: next at 6:00, kristen miranda hard at work in the alert center getting you headlines first. she just learned chapel grove elementary in gaston county is closed. chapel grove elementary in gaston county closed. kristen miranda getting that in severe weather elsewhere a (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> john: good morning, 6:21, we select few, of all the school closings and delays. avery, mitchell and watauga county schools are closed. ashe county is on three-hour delay. alleghany on two-hour delay. if we get more we'll let you know. >>> get over to kristen miranda she is live in the alert center with details just in on two more schoo

off of colin roads, -- collins road, temperatures below freezing, that could be slick. our final graphic, visibility is about 3 miles or less with those temperatures in the e per 20s to lower 30s. we will come back, and rebecca have a look at the rest of the day. and more importantly, the rest of the week. >>> there are new developments in the minimum wage hike in johnson county. >> one town is six lord -- one town is exploring taking back the minimum wage. stephahae johnson joins us live in studio. >> the new ordinance was proposed in tiffin to set it back to $7.25 an hour only for those under 18. despite the fact that most disagreed, the city council approved the first ordinance with a 3 to 2 vote. most people who attended agreed that every worker should be paid the same amount. >> i think what it's about is suppressing wages, and it doesn't suppress wages just for children, which i am completely against it suppresses wages for everyone. >> life is not fair, and there is no way that we can make it there by saying everybody should get paid the same money for the same j

this is morris costumes on monroe road. the person was treated here at the scene and will you notice that fake ufo above the truck that crashed. and we don't know what caused this but it is in a parking lot. curious about the roads. we have been getting lots of reports of messy conditions and slick spots. tonya rivens is in the first alert traffic center. >> and maureen we are starting to see volume pick up especially on the secondary roads problems as we check in at statesville an accident at statesville and w.t. harris. typically statesville and highway 21 and 115 are alternate routes to get around one another but quite a bit of volume and problems around the area especially on statesville road as we noticed traffic is backing up on statesville headed northbound. one alternate route is range road or north lake mall area we have volume building around this area as well right around w.t. harris and 485. still i-77, 485, no other problems to report at the moment. as well as i-85. so certainly we will watch it for you. your f

the roads are pretty slick out here. live in lynchburg, katie brookelive in lynchburg, katie brooke, abc 13 news. >> danner: all right, katie. >>> route 460 in lynchburg by the candler's mountain exit. travel is slow. not a lot of everyone out there on the roads. you see that one little car with the headlights there. a lot of people taking the advice to stay home. >> not bad at all. and the latest on the show with george flickinger, will stafford, priscilla kaiser and george is with us first. what the latest update this hour. >> george: mark, the temperatures will rise and that will continue. a lot of this sleet and snow will melt this evening and the temperatures are going to be rising overnight. this means that when you wake up tomorrow morning, we are going to be above freezing. temps will be in the upper 30s, and into the 40s for tuesday morning. we are also going to see heavy rain moving in tomorrow morning. now right now, we tracking this little area of pink. that is light, freezing rain and light sleet which is --

, most the roads have been treated out, some roads are causing issues, like sydney road at colerain, we have a broken down dorchester at 71, and we have another car had a hit a pole at haddock and redding. look at the interstates, they have all been treated. the good news is when you look at cameras like these, you can see the salt trucks going out >> that's good jen, because the winter weather advisory has been extended to go through noon. it's covering most of the area, you will see areas of drizzle and flurries as you step out the door. it's 25 right now. temperatures will be slow to rise, with drizzle lingering through noon, by late day, temperatures will rise above freezing in the mid-to upper 30s by late this afternoon. we are track another weather system which could bring rain and eventually some snow to the area. i will have more on that in just a bit. right now we will send it out to brandon orr, he was tracking the storm system all day long, and he joins us with the snow fall totals in the area, i measured three inches of snow at my house. i live fairly close to the airport

dot and pinpoint a road. we are starting to see the wintry precipitation fall from central north carolina. roxboro saw it earlier. they are seeing it stick to the roads so use caution. here is how it is with d.o.t. cameras. i-85 around the durham freeway and you can see white sticking there. certainly it is first sticking to the grassy surfaces and medians but we are seeing a little bit on the some of the asphalt on some of the hoeuls. story. wake county we are still dry. it is pushing into this area but right now looking ok. if you are heading to the airport call first because we are seeing some delays. on the mapping system here is the road weather index and there is the snow and here is anywhere you see pink is where you could see ice. so an interesting monday, barbara. hopefully a lot of folks get to stay in and not have to get on the roads. barbara: as amber said the big concern is the road conditions with the commute getting ready to start in earnest. in raleigh roads are in good condition but pavement