we'll let you know if any of because of the weather. weather.several other republican candidates will be making stops across the state down to six.the south carolina primary is this saturday. saturday.and three democrats will be on the south carolina primary ticket when voters head to the polls on the 27th. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 wintry mix will move in throughout the morning, leading to slippery areas on roads. winter storm, freezing rain, and winter weather alerts are widespread across the region through late day. rain will develop in the afternoon, so conditions should improve slowly through the day. rain becomes heavy monday night. 3 now to chris 3 now to chris with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold****** accidents or delay this morning. watching for winter weather on the way. way. 3 you're taking a live look at 3 3 3 live look at 3 3 it's ______.coming up, several people stuck-- 40 feet off the ground in sub-zero temperatures at a ski resort. more on their rescue--straight ahead. 3 w

there was bad weather at the time. barbara: we are waiting for that severe weather. don: you could see a storm fire early about 10:00. late this afternoon the seven-day forecast showing temperatures tomorrow cooler after hitting near 70 today with the strong severe weather. friday 49, saturday 51 and i will do the live talk at abc11.com at 10:00 a.m. amber: right now 40 and lake wheeler normal volume and dealing with showers and fog. give yourself extra time. john: make it a great day. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, donald trump's huge win in nevada. >> now we're winning, winning, winning the country. >> record turnout. trump relishes his victory. >> we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> marco rubio second and less than a week from the super tuesday showdown, donald trump and marco rubio are here this morning. >>> oh, my goodness. holy cow. >>> deadly storms tear through the south. gulf states ripping roofs off buildings, destroying hundreds of homes, flipping over trucks. now new warnings are out this morning as severe storms mov

the severe weather and thunderstorm chances will stay to the south. that's the good thing about cold air wen -- wedges. when they built in, they kind of protect you. here is the timetable, tomorrow at 2:00 a.m., the best time from across the area, asheville, gsp and greenwood county with the heavy rain marching to the east and we'll see the conditions improving. by drive time, we won't look for frozen roads but wet roads and break out into sunshine. but don't let your guard down. we have a fast-moving upper- level disturbance to impact the weather tomorrow. mountain snow showers on the increase and upstate rain with the fast-moving system and temperatures above freezing across the upstate and just rain around by 11:00 tomorrow night and you can see that has quickly moved out. wednesday morning, a chilly start to the day and beautiful weather, and it looks like that will start a nice stretch of dry, comfortable temperatures for us and increasing readings, too, close to the 70s by the weekend. as you can see outside of the cold air wedge, it's warm. 51

you can get the latest weather info on the go, as well as get alerts on watches and warnings for your area.just text carolina weather to 23765 to download! 3 back to you 3 with winter weather, brings school closings. just into out newsroom- all spartanburg county are closed tomorrow. burke county public schools macon county schools madison county schools mcdowell county schools mitchell county schools yancey county schools and spartanburg county district schools-are *all closed. closed.and highland schools are opening on a two hour delay. 3 we have team coverage tonight 3 winter weather is about to hit the upstate once again. ...and with that, could mean icy and slippery road conditions for your morning commute. so preparations are being made in our area, to keep you safe. 3 the department of transportation has been busy all day...prepping roads since early this morning. 3 and fox carolina's shale remien also spoke with several people in emergency maintainence *and fire departments in the upstate ... to see how *they're getting ready. outside of the department of transportation.shale

the lower 70s. looks like plent weather on the way -- pleasant weather on the way. now to jim gandy at the weather expo. what is going on out there at the kroghers at sparkleberry lane? >> reporter: our weather fest goes on till 8:00 p.m., kroger, two notch road and sparkleberry lane. one of the people wanted to bring in and talk to, bruce jones of midland radio corporation. you are the reason we are having this because of the weather alert radios. >> crazy that we have severe weather on the day we are here. we planned this six weeks ago. >> not the severe weather. the fest. it has been a good response we sold out of the desktop radio. kroger has plenty of these, $29.99 at this store. we want to thank news 19 for your support of the noaa weather radio. official voice of the national weather service. >> that's right. they were going to be out here today but they have been busy at the national weather service because of the potential of severe weather today. these right here, they sold out but they are still available in the midland. >> academy sports and walgreen's s

keep an eye on the weather, track the storm, and get the latest weather warnings and alerts. allyson: turning to commitment 2016, the south carolina democratic primary is saturday. there will be a name on the democratic ballot that you may not recognize. geoff: dr. willie wilson also wants your vote for president. we caught up to wilson last night at the phillis wheatley community center in greenville. he says part of the reason you may not have heard of him is because of his own party. >> been totally unfair. they kept me off the debates. they said they haven't sanctioned me, so therefore they say i am not a democratic candidate because we are not entitled to the rights and privilege as those ones they sanction. geoff: wilson will be on the ballot in south carolina and 10 allyson: hillary clinton and bernie sanders have been in south carolina in recent days. but they've not made a habit of campaigning in the state. since april of last year, they've made fewer than 30 visits to south carolina. a majority of them not in the upstate. >> i don't know if you've looked around your

as for the weather, they say it was a weather issue today. an already crumbling system. >> addie hampton live. stay safe out there by the side of the road. >>> scientists hired by the auto industry say they've figured out what caused the takata air bags to inflate with too much force. the independent testing coal lags says design issues, moisture, high heat and ammonium nitrate are factors. blamed for ten deaths in 139 injuries. >>> tonight, an upstate fire chief is on administrative leave, and an investigation is underway into his actions on the scene of a fire. brianna smith talked with the board and the fire chief, it's a story you'll only see on 7 news. >>reporter: diane, the incident in question happened the morning after the super bowl sunday in a fire at lockhart and the chief is of the kelly kelton fire district is under investigation, but the district's policies are as well. the sign outside the kelly kelton fire department, is it's not the only thing missing from this volunteer department. that serves some of union county. >> current

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this is wind we could get some of the worse weather. moving from i-95 toward a 1 a, and then there is our radar sight we are using. including our live million watt radar we get to choose that gives us the best advantage point. what we are doing now is giving us a scan to see if we have a twisting motion, you do see some brighter colors in some spots at least showing that we that are very aggressive now moving across some of the landing sights, look at the wind, those are brighter colors, winds at 75, wind 60-70 miles per hour. this is the torn warned area, this cell moving in now has had a history of some rotation in both polk, oceola and brevard counties. kind of broad areas of rotation at this point. heavy rain, gusty winds, that is the greatest threat. then we draw our attention down to the south. what does this mean for the morning driver you are usually out the door at 5:00-6:00, we are going to see a lot of sun i gorgeous day moving in, so southern brevard county if you are watching me, delay that commute giving and hour, we'll giv

the stormtrack7 live weather network cameras. the snow is continuing to track to the north with a drr slot heading our way for a few hours before that area to the west rotates with thunderstorms well to our couple of inches to our total, today with temps gaining only a we have breaking news from the associated press coming out just a few moments ago... as hillaryryclinton has officiallyybeen named the winner of the iowa caucuses... the clinton campaign claimed victory earlier this morning... she beat back a strong challenge from bernie sanders to claim ththfirst victory in the 2016 coming up.... there's no question -- it is absolutely still winter here -- but what did the world's most famous grgrundhog have to say about the seasons this morning? find out next... you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in decorah, postville, arlington and all of eastern iowa6 there's no doubub -- we'rebut the world's most famous groundhog has other thoughts today.. punxsutawney phil came out this morning during traditional philadelphia... and o

that's because of the weather. vote centers for the college community and springville districts will stay open until absentee voting is available at the auditor's office from seven until eleven this morning. onto decision 2016 coverage. closest race in caucus history. the clinton campaign claiming victory in the early hours this morning. get this -- in some counties, extra delegates were awarded through coin toss. it's a rare procedure to break ties. joined by her r usband and daughter...hillary clinton spoke to a crowd of supporters...repeat ing her vision for america and a defeat of the republican nominee... "i am honored to stand in the that standing still is not an option, that brings people together." senator sanders says when he started campaigning about nine months ago, people didn't know who he was. he was taking on a powerful political figure -- and the "the reason that we have done so well here in iowa. the reason reason is the american people are saying no to a rigged economy. (cheers) are just one week f

we are continuing to monitor the weather. we'll bring you the latest updates on our wyff 4 mobile app. keep an eye on the weather, track the storm, and get the alerts. we sat down with hillary clinton yesterday in columbia. she met with members of the alpha kappa alpha sorority yesterday. and among the guests, steve hurd, the husband of cynthia hurd. she was one of the emanuel nine killed in charleston last summer. she was an aka member. later in the afternoon, clinton talked with news 4 about gun violence. mrs. clinton: we lose on average 90 people a day. that is 33,000 people a year. i just find it appalling that we are not coming together to find ways to keep guns out of the wrong hands and i am going to , keep working on it. geoff: you can see more of that interview on the news 4 app. allyson: former president bill clinton will be in the upstate today on behalf of his wife. he'll tour the golden strip career center at 2:00 this afternoon in mauldin. he's also scheduled to attend a get-out-to-vote rally in spartanburg. athl

a brand-new update from the weather service radar here. it looks like the actual rotation seems to be coming down a bit. this is becoming a little bit more of a straight line wind the wind does not look quite as impressive as they did a few moments ago. back to the panel is a show and mode of our radar. let me come out here. we will put a storm track on this. here is the data we have. bti index is less than a two. the concern for a tornado on the ground is coming down here. that tornado warning in effect for brevard county until 5:00. here are some of the arrival times. the potential tornado, very strong wind. we get into bellwood . into the shuttle landing facility towards the cave. plenty of thunder and lightning. that is when you think we will get the straight line wind damage from this storm system as it moves across the river and gets towards the island. we will be watching this carefully. it is incredible with the doppler radar. it says it has come down about 1500 feet within the last few minutes. it is not time to sound the all clear

from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl high temperatures through early next week are expected to be 10-20 degrees above normal. the warmest day will be friday with some locations in the mid 50s. warm weather during the day and above freezing temperatures at night will result in a lot of snow melt through the weekend. thursday and friday are windy with gusts to 40-45 mph. the wind is lighter saturday before it increases again sunday. a spotty shower is possible saturday night otherwise dry weather is ahead through early next week.high temperatures through early next week are expected to be 10-20 degrees above normal. the warmest day will be friday with some locations in the mid 50s. warm weather during the day and above freezing temperatures at night will result in a lot of snow melt through the weekend. thursday and friday are windy with gusts to 40-45 mph. the wind is lighter saturday before it increases again sunday. a spotty shower is possible saturday night otherwise

then the weather looks quiet and mild going into next weekend. good morning, hampton roads. let's check developing right now, hampton police are searching for a missing teenager. take a good look at this picture officers tweeted out of 17-year-old jarrett ellis. they say he was last seen around 5:00 friday on evelyn court. that's in the southwestern part of the city near where mercury boulevard and jefferson avenue meet. police say jarrett suffers from a social disability. call hampton police at 727-6111 if you've seen him. a former sailor already serving time for rape in norfolk is expected to learn his fate today for another attack. amin garcia has a scheduled sentencing today for assaulting and former army officer at a camp in kuwait in 2010. he is currently serving a life sentence for raping two norfolk women in 2008. according to the u-s district attorney's office, garcia attacked then attacked the victim's daughter later that year. norfolk police worked with n-c-i-s to crimes. happening today - portsmouth's new police chief will begin her ro

the weather's improved since then. temperatures are not that bad, families are starting to make their way down. their vacation they're going to make it a day on the beach. they may have some problems, however, renting some toy, kayaksks because the business that operates just outside of this ea on the beach here in fort lauderdale lost a lot of their tool, a lot of their kayak, suppli. i showed you the pile of chairs. there's kayaks in very similar situation. the owner saw what was going on and stepped right out in the middle of i. >> i tried to go out my door about 7:30 and the door slammed in my face. it came right past my house in and transformers and waited it out. sailboats up, kayaks on a 1 a, everything flipped over and pretty big mess out here. >> reporter: okay. you guys mentioned that very lucky individual who lives on his catamaran kind of finger islands there los olas area. was on his catamaran when the the storm blew through. he told fort lauderdale rescue that it lifted his boat up, flipped it upside down

that is the most active weather day of the week. we have a winter weather advisory at 7:00 until 7:00 tonight for those counties all in purple. you can see the i-95 corridor is you may see a flurry or two out west but not a ton out west. maybe a dusting. not seeing anything right now on first alert doppler xp we are dry on the most powerful radar in the carolinas. let's show what you is happening as far as temperatures across the region. 25 right now, dew point six, 45% humidity. east wind eight miles an hour. sunrise 7:06. looking into durham we have cloudy skies and dry conditions. 26 and east wind at four. snow a little bit of snow west as you get into the mountains around boone you are seeing snowflakes out there. around here we are dry. we stay that way until about lunchtime. by 11:00 to 12:00 we will see snowflakes spread through. they are fast movers. by 5:00 they are gone. i think we will see it mooch out 3:00 to 4:00 and maybe something lingering toward 5:00. how much are we talking? and east half inch or more possible. dust

the seven-day forecast will show much quieter weather ahead. the rain sending for now and the weekend will see highs in the 40s and 50s. so we will video time to get these -- these weather graphics on wset.com >>> right back to marissa paraon this weather event. live in appomattox county. >> noreen: i know you were out there talking to the people that experienced this funnel cloud, this potential tornado. what did they say? what did they tell you. >> reporter: right now i am here with somebody who lives around this area. his daughter lives up the road. this is victor lucky. victor, can you tell us what you saw and what you heard? >> me and my son-in-law was standing outside the house. i said if you hear a freight train, then the tornado is the alarms on our phones went off and everything, and i told him, you hear that. he said, yeah, and i said look. there it is. and we watched it come over top of trees, for up the people across the street -- i mean nothing left of their house. one mobile home completely missing. one of them moved four or six fe

. >>> our top story this morning is is the weather. once the ice and snow started to melt our focus turned to the potential for severe weather now. >> let's begin with school systems operating on a delay today because of the impact the ice had yesterday. all the systems that you see on your screen right now on a two hour delay. >> it includes orange durham, roanoke rapids, franklin, you can find a full list at the bottom of your screen. you can also go online to wncn.com. we've got it there for you as well. we also have team coverage this morning throughout our viewing area about the severe weather. emma wright she's riding around checking out the conditions like she did yesterday for us. >>> first let's check in with kristin ketchell who's in for alyssa corfont. we've got a lot of stuff happening today. >> yeah, you may have heard the rain already pounding on your rooftop this morning because we've got some heavy showers moving through the area right now some downpour in some spots, and it's very heavy in a lot of locations here. look

woh and trc ghte >>> hit the road, news weather and traffic to go. >> breaking news this morning, the threat of severe weather is very high today. with our weather to go. elizabeth gardner. >> this morning, we are not seeing severe weather, we haven't yet. for the next several hours, not going to be a threat. not that you won't have thunderstorms that produce rain, and gusty winds, it won't hit severe criteria until we warm this atmosphere up. mainly in the 50s, starting to see the warmer air edge in to the southern part of the viewing area, when it sweeps in to the region, we move in to the air mass. that's likely mid to late morning in to the afternoon. we have patchy heavier rain the one cell moving northward, again, we had lightning with these thunderstorm. moving very, very fast, when we get to the point we will be concerned about the severe thunderstorms and tornados, we will have a line with forming across the triad, across the viewing area. more concerned about that as we get clos to lunchtime. ahead of that, you will run in to rain in places and potential for thunderstorms, t

then the weather looks quiet and good morning, hampton photo finish. it was one of the tighest races we've even seen. coming up, the results of yesterday's daytona 500. snow-mobile softball. we'll explain what's behind this crazy new sport. and what's behind all these meth lab busts in hampton roads? local firefighters are expected to discuss the back now with a huge victory for chesterfield native denny hamlin. he literally inched his way to the finish in the closest daytona 500 finish in history. "woo! i'm telling you. i've got chills up my spine that was amazing!" "are you kidding me?!" nats of announcer and celebration take another look at the incredible photo-finish. you can see hamlin, in car number 11, zip right around matt kenseth in number 20. then he and martin truex junior in 78 went head-to-head all the way to the finish line. hamlin won by just one one-hundreth of a second! some time after the race he didn't even know he won. :47 - 1:08 "i didn't know we had won. i knew it was close and so i saw the pylon change and blink at the last second

weather app. you can get all the latest weather info on the go, as well as get alerts on watches and warnings for your area.just text carolina weather to 2-3-7-6-5 to 3 3 we're waiting to see if the weather will have any impact on two campaign stops in the upstate.. ahead of this weekend's republican primary. primary.donald trump is scheduled to hold an event tonight at the t-d convention center.it's expected to start at seven oclock but doors s en at five..tickets are free but you'll have to check with the any are still available. 3 and doctor ben carson is spartanburg marriot at seven tonight on north church street. we'll let you know if any of these events get cancelled because of the weather. weather.several other republican candidates will be making stops across the state today.the g-o-p field is now down to six.the south carolina primary is this saturday. saturday.and three democrats will be on the south carolina primary ticket when voters head to the polls on the 27th. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes with nicole. 3 wintry mix will move in throughout the morning, leading to s

the weather can be very severe today. here's elizabeth with the latest on the storms and the warm air coming up from the south. >> exactly. that's when things get more get that warm air mass coming in from the coast. mpn un sin gradually over the next few hours we see warm air moving meantime we have had showers and thunderstorms this morning that developed in the western part of the viewing area. none of that was severe and as long as temperatures are cool like they are now we're not likely to have severe weather. later on today that threat is very real. we have level 3 and 4 out of 5 risk for severe weather. expect thunderstorms that will produce wind damage as well as keep it tuned here. greg fishel will join me later on this morning you will also break into programming with an update at 10:00 11:00 on wral as the situation continues to change. one of the issues this morning's fault. as i warm air begins to move in it is creating foggy conditions across the area. fog in roxboro as well as many 61 in goldsboro, 63 and 60

though the weather has moved away the stormy werbgts we have windy weather and advisory as we check it out. you can see the wind advisory for about the entire viewing area until 2:00 this afternoon. gusts up to 40 miles an hour are possible. 35 to 40-mile-per-hour gusts will be remember regular into 41 right now in roxboro, 43 chapel hill. 43 southern pines. oxford and sanford we lost your sensors yesterday. hopefully they will be back online soon. we can guess you are about 42 degrees in oxford. 45 roanoke rapids. 44 in goldsboro. temperatures across the region in the 40's. by lunchtime partly sunny and low 50's. through the afternoon about 15 degrees cooler in spots under mostly sunny skies. we have cooler temperatures and we will talk about that but now weather and traffic with amber rupinta. amber: happy thursday to you. this morning what a difference a day makes. we are dried out on the roads and you can see the road weather index not returning any fog or precipitation. that is good news for you. a couple of incidents to watch for. on spring forest at glen road an accident and smi

. >> the severe weather threat has come to an end. we're saying good-bye to the showers and the clean-up effort will begin. i want you to stay with us. you're going to see some incredible pictures. showers are out of here. we're finished with the wet weather for the duration of our afternoon and likely for the next several days. live first alert doppler was such a valuable tool for us this morning. saying good-bye to the showers. key lar go with a few showers remaining. no severe weather here we'll get into the afternoon hours with let's dial back to the morning. 6:00 a.m., we're watching this cluster of storms just across the western portion of broward county that wasas poised to go up into palm beach county where the weather was muu stronger there and we had our secondary line come in to play out across southwest florida. together. we thought this energy would continue to move off to the north and east, it looks like we had a merger across western broward county and all of that pushed in and crushed here in the two countyarea. we had

and the stormy weather for it through the afternoon into the evening as the front approaches and eventually pushes through chapters are really surging right now upper sixties to low seventies you see the rain on the lens here with our sky views matter of fact i you can hit that dlc but in real quick just clear the softening in a good look at the downtown area thank you for doing that again light showers right now the roads are damp you want to be careful but we're not looking any severe weather locally. south winds are picking up twenty two mph it's been a very rough morning weather wise across the florida panhandle there we had that tornado in pensacola and outbreaks in asia will fill us in on across parts of the south but i do want to talk about across our area showers pushing through and instead the rain out to the west we knew the tornado watch is already in place to the southwest of our viewing area and that's going to continue through the afternoon and will continue to watch a couple had the cells here a new tornado warning down to the south you can see this one this is

we have live team coverage of the winter weather and its impact this morning. we begin with ingrid allsteadt in the sky watch weather center. good morning. here is a look at current conditions across the region. your day planner shows temperatures warming by noon. coming up, i'll show you our 7-day forecast for both the mountains and upstate. 3 3 3 3 3 more snow is falling in madison county. news 13's zack green continues our live team coverage of the winter weather. zack, how are the roads? 3 3 news 13's lauren brigman continues our live team coverage of the winter weather with the latest on the roads. 3 i just checked in with dispatchers about 10 minutes ago. an intersection in leicester remains impassible due to fallen power lines. it is at the intersection of noland hills drive and icenhower road. this is in the north turkey creek area. turning to swain county... highway 441 is closed between cherokee and gatlinburg, tennessee... due to the weather. no accidents are reported right now in the mountains... but black ice is a concern for your morning drive... e

adlib: the weather is going to be getting a little better today with a lot less wind and a bit weather adlib: the weather is going to be getting a little better today with a lot less wind and a bit more sunshine. we're looking at sunny skies in the morning with a bit more cloud cover coming back in the afternoon. temperatures will be a lot more pleasant today with highs climbing just above freezing and a much lighter breeze out of the southwest. overnight we're going to see a cold and quiet low fall to around 15 degrees with calm and quiet conditions. friday clouds return with a few flurries or a quick light snow shower possible in the afternoon with minimal to no accumulation expected. saturday should feel pretty nice with partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 30s. sunday we'll see overcast skies with into the upper 30s and a few snow showers with light accumulations possible. cold air will be blasting through the state starting sunday night but it won't really hit us until tuesday when highs drop into the low teens. elias: day proved to be a positive one

in the panhandle through georgia, severe weather. that's the tornado watch in effect until 10:00 this morning for marion and for sumter county. northeastern zones. marion county, sumter county, lake county. through noon, the chance for strong winds, even tornadoes. that timeline from 10:00 until 2:00 this afternoon, from 2:00 until 5:00 this afternoon, eastern areas, including osceola county, brevard county. eventually it does push out. lots of clouds today. ch plenty of warm muggy air. 81 at 4:00 with an 80% coverage of showers and storms. let's check on the roads with amy in the traffic center right now. >> t so much. the commute will be getting more complicated very shortly. for right now, not the case. doing fine right now. a live look at i-4 moving past saxson with no issues eastbound and westbound, a crystal clear ride. so far this morning. your drive times looking fantastic on 408 on 417, no issues. you'll find the exact same thing traveling i-4 of 95 for the time being. that is your check on traffic. back down to you. >> back

weather app. you can get the latest weather info on the go, as well as get alerts on watches and warnings for your area.just test carolina weather to 23765 to download! 3 now lets send it over to chris scott in the pit crew traffic center. 3 3 we're watching: rutherford rd@ hwy 291w. duncan rd@ roe ford rd/trgap creek rd@ hwy 290 poinsett hwy@ us hwy 276 3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on--pit crew carolina law group 3 back to you guys: 3 when we come back--the latest on winter weather conditions across our area- if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all and not just the powerful few. she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning h

from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: is this february? after a warm day, temperatures will remain mild overnight with a mostly cloudy sky. we will still have a breezy southerly wind from 10-20 mph, keeping temperatures near 40. sunday will start out with a southeast wind, but they will turn northwest from give the area about a 10 spread in high temperatures with 40s north, and 50s south. there is a slight through, but most of us stay dry with increasing clouds. fire crews respond to an iowa city home last night -- after spotting smoke -- coming from a roof. the iowa city fire department says it fire crews respond to an iowa city home last night -- after spotting smoke -- coming from a roof. the iowa city fire department says it started in the attic. no one was hurt -- but the seven people living there were forced to leave. fire crews believe the damage is moderate -- but it's repairable. the cause of the fire is still moments ago -- a kwwl viewer sent us

until then we focus on the weather for the weekend and the super bowl. if you're not going, it might be a nice time to sneak away. we'll focus on the super bowl. sunshine and warm, 70 degrees at kickoff. so there you go. no worries with the weather. we don't have much because there's a few high clouds. and this looks like the last oomph in the weather pattern. 40s on the temps for just about anybody. can we find 30s? too much cloud cover. 50 at bodega bay. 48 mill valley. 44 calistoga. and as high pressure builds in. it's going to be alarming and charge by the weekend. it will be a little warmer today. upper 50s, low 60s. the trend is to keep warming. tomorrow mid-60s. there might be ground fog. and sunshine and warm temps sunday and monday. and maybe record highs on monday. >> probably the announcers on the super bowl will be talking about how nice the weather is in the bay area. a chamber of commerce day. >> can't get much better than that. >> and it can get pretty warm in levi's stadium. >> yes it can. >>> out of town football fans are arriving. this

audrey has the complete audrey has the complete forecast. liz: weather might be to blame for a bus crash carrying people from our area to the mohegan sun casino. voting has already started in the new hampshire primary. the candidates are not holding back as they look to win this critical state. there is person entering the race. all of that , coming up in a live report. liz: police need your help thieves. we'll have more on that. good morning. is off today. ben: i am ben simmoneau. it's mardi gras! let's check the forecast. it's a bit chilly. >> it's a week colder feeling than yesterday morning. we have some flurries on the way. it's just not a good week for weather. >> another issue is coastal flooding. it's a big deal of the new jersey shore. >> have a strong northeast wind flow yesterday. we have a new moon with an astronomical high tide. it's higher than average. factor in the northwind and it was a recipe for flooding. that's what happened yesterday and we expect the same today. high tide today. we expect them to be two 3 feet above normal. large wa

around the holly springs area. our road weather index the radar not picking unany weather issues this morning. so the weather shouldn't be a factor for you as you head out thankfully. we have an accident in raleigh spring forest and lynn. here are the downed power lines penny and came dare farm and 1010. no problems into durham on the freeway alston avenue. drive times on time around the viewing area. they are all moving fine on the durham freeway 44 and 40 eastbound eastbound. john: a virginia man's body will be taken to the medical examiner's office today to be identified after he became that state's fourth storm victim. hours after a possible tornado destroyed his home in flying. granville county is the epicenter of our severe weather outbreak. barbara: the shock of the tornado touched down in oxford is settling in. the worst damage is on huntsboro road where homes and farms are unrecognizable. gloria rodriguez is there with what is new. gloria: good morning to you. the national weather service will be here to survey the damage

sure we're tuning in to julie for the update for the weather. fortunately, it's going to be effecting our roadways. the only thing affecting our roadways is i-95 and southwest 7th street. you might have saw that video from that bad accident happening in downtown miami when that dump truck went over i-95. that exit ramp is still shut down completely this morning for anyone traveling into miami. you're going to want to exit just a little bit earlier. also if you're in that area in downtown miami, southwest fourth avenue, northbound-southbound shut down right at southwest fourth street. okay. police have that area blocked off. of course this is going to be an ongoing investigation there. a lot of construction concerns. broward county if you're traveling southbound at i-75 at sheridan street, that exit ramp is partially bloloed. >>> right now a man in serious condition after his garbage truck smashed through an i-95 crashing down an overpass. a truck landing 100 feett below into miami's jose marty park. how's he doing, eric. >>reporter: recovering in

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tracking it all in the weather center.what can we expect throughout the day? 3 wintry mix will move in 3 throughout the morning, leading to slippery areas on roads. winter storm, freezing rain, and winter weather alerts are widespread across the region through late day. rain will develop in the should improve slowly through the day. rain becomes heavy monday night. 3 ((wrap up)) 3 let's send it over to chris. 3 we're watching: watching: s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 some schools in our area are closed, due to winter weather. most of them are in the mountains.in the upstate.. cherokee, union, and all spartanburg districts are closed.we have a full list running at the bottom of your screen.. and on fox carolina dot com. 3 you may not see a lot out your window this morning..but the winter weather could still affect your morning commute. commute.the snow, sleet and freezing rain are expected throughout the day but nicole says it may be hit or miss depending on where you are. are.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in travelers rest this morning --ashley are 3 - high

first, let's get with dale in the weather center. dale: we have watched this big storm march across the country and it is always unknown as to who will be impacted the most. we are getting rain this morning. you good downpours in pickens county, anderson and hart county. also, northeastern georgia has a line of thunderstorms from atlanta to greenville. a lot of this is impacting areas south of the i-20 quarter -- corridor. let's go to meteorologist chris justus. these are flash flood watches and wind advisories and warnings out for the area. let's find out how the storm will impact the southeast. chris: we have the latest computer model and it shows the heavy rainfall over us and will continue to push east. another round moves in between 7:00 and 9:00. it could have heavy rain and gusty wind with it. as it pushes eastbound through the afternoon, it energizes east of charlotte and that area from greensboro, they it phil, raleigh, down to myrtle beach, they could see severe weather.

we're hoping t worst of the weather, the severe weather threat will stay just north of us but we need to be prepared just in case it doesn't. sawgrass expressway, really want you to pay attention in the next half hour, 45 minutes you'll be hit with the worst of the weather. stormy and wendy across south florida. eventually it will be affecting you in miami. once we get to the afternoon i'm happy to tell you it wasn't rain all day long. some late clearing will occur once that front moves through the area. >>> west-bound at the palmetto expresssay a motorcycle crash. let's get to that. west-bound lanes& affected right here. this is just past the golden glades, i-95. we're hearing west-bound could be complelely shut down at the palmetto expressway but obviously we're seeing some traffic flow. again west-bound palmetto we're going to seeome major issues there this morng. take miami gardens drive. a lot of that heavy rain falling at alligator alley, i-75. seeing some major slowdowns in place here, that yellow indicating the slowdown for our west-bound drivers. we've got a lot to get to thi

the worst of it. andrew spencer reporting. you can stay informed on any weather systems moving through our area by downloading the wis weather app. you can also get weather alerts sent straight to your phone. it's free in your app store. standard data and messaging rates may apply. is underway right now in the south carolina senate. senator tom davis is in the second day of his filibuster on the roads bill. will whitson is at the state house. senator davis has been speaking for about ad lib time now- he started right at three o'clock, and he has said he's ready to talk all day again- after taking the senate floor for over seven hours yesterday. davis was responsible for bringing the roads bill to a grinding halt in 2015 at the end of session- but before lawmakers returned this year, he hinted at a compromise in the works- but davis- other lawmakers- and senate staffers say what compromises were being discussed have reached a dead end. davis is opposed to both the gas tax portion of the proposal- saying there's money the state could use- as well as the lack of dot

eosco likes to call the "giant crayola crayon box" of national weather service hazards. the current system us 124 colors to represent weather hazards. is that too many?! "yes, that's way too many! we have too many shades of colors that are too close to each other, that people who are color blind are having many issues with it. even myself, who is not color blind, i look at that map and i can't tell if it's the same shade of red or not....but when you're talking about that many different colors, there's that many different types of hazards out there. so they we have to take a look at really, do we need to issue all those watches, warnings, and advisories for each one of those heitkanp, warning coordination meteorologist, nws sioux falls. some have suggested a stop light color system, similar to the weather hazard system our friends in europe use. encompassing action words and using only three or four colors to show severity of particular weather hazards. full screen "i think all users, including the public, would like to see a hierarchial tiered system. in other words, per

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the weather is looking brighter for tomorrow, though. and we'll update you on that and the weekend, too. >> i misspoke and said severe, it did reach severe levels, but we got a ton of rain. >> we got a lot of moisture, the typing worked out, the system pushed in during the cooler part of the day, it got organized in the #34id land and there was -- midlands and there was the severe weather. we had ponding on the roads, but things will improve overnight. >>> christy is watching the weather on the inside. we have crews outside, tracking today's storms. >> and 7 news reporter laura henderson, some of the places were under water, laura. >>reporter: yeah, we're near one of those areas that is still causing issues for drivers tonight. take a look right over here. you can see these cars that are in the intersection right now, but just on the other side of that, there is a big pool of water. at least a couple of inches or so, the drivers are having to get through now, they're having to drive through it. many of them have been trying to avoid this

we go back to bill in the weather center. >> a couple degrees cooler. we did still have records but not as warm as yesterday's daytime high and not as many records as yesterday. here is a couple of the numbers. the local records and you will see the mid-80s like in santa cruz and monterey. 85 degrees and san jose set a record for the 3rd straight day. 76 there. and san francisco airport 71. so a warm day today. a little cooler tomorrow and we could see a record or two fall tomorrow. beautiful night outside. a few clouds and that cloud cover made for a beautiful sunset but it probably kept temperatures down a few degrees. lots of activity in the pacific. look at where the energy is going. see how it is jamming up up in elusion island chain. we are staying high and dry. waiting for the large swells to get here as we go to your bay area thursday night and friday. in the meantime. in san francisco just like today. 52 degrees. tomorrow afternoon in france lots of sunshine and a few clouds and sunny and warm. more of the same. tomorrow night we repeat the cycl

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from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: strong winds will keep blowing and drifting snow a concern over the viewing area. the winds will also bring in some pretty cold air that will stick with us. right now... the worst areas of travel will be central warning continues for grundy and butler counties with tama to new hampton (including waterloo), both until 6 this evening. a few today, but we are not expecting much snowfall... however, as they do track through, they will reduce visibilities. mainly we will have blowing and drifting problems in the north and west where there is more snow on the ground to blow around... the snow plow cams are showing some of those areas this morning... mostly west. stormtrack7 live weather network will show shaking cameras all day with strong winds... the be colder, too. we are in the teens and won't change much more today with chills mainly either side of zero. winds are 15 to 30 mph (some higher) with gusts to 40

from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl tormtrack 7 weather team: are you ready for it to feel like spring? high temperatures this weekend will be in the 50s. actually monday will be in the is possible sunday otherwise we main dry through monday. we $& are still tracking the potential for rain changing to snow tuessay into tuesday night. for later updates. wednesday through friday the weather returns to normal when it comes to afternoon highs in the 30s. dry conditions are expected. the interview of alex fazzino after weather returns to normal when it comes to afternoon highs in the 30s. dry conditions are expected. after emily's death giving us a glimpse into what he saw the night she died. fazzino facing first degree murder charges for allegedly killing his wife... emily, who is the daughter of the chairman of the bbrd for fareway grocery stores. emily was found dead in their boone home in january 2012. brad hanson has our continuing coverage of this trial from decorah.

in the panhandle through georgia, severe weather. that's the tornado watch in effect until 10:00 this morning for marion and for sumter county.

and gold means power./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk clear skies and cool 40s in most neighborhoods this morning... with the much colder air up north in lincoln county and parts north. .................. warm and beautiful in southern nevada and across the desert today... feeling extra mild and even too warm in some spots. it's beach weather in california. ............ more than 40 mph and drive temps into the 80s again today. high pressure will stay holding strong through the week and that will help keep temps well above normal for the week and into president's day weekend. ............ the eastern half of the u-s is getting all the cold air and the winter weather. blizzard conditions and driving snow that is piling up with power outages and even coastal flooding. ........... our highs near record temps by tomorrow and could even set a new one wednesday.... then 70s holding on through the demetria, what's driving people crazy? demetria obilor this summer, the rtc will launch the valley's first, public bike share system. it

when the heavy weather -- when could see freezing rain. chris: he was an approximate time we will see the rain transition. between 8:00 and 10:00, from walhalla to clemson and anderson, and the i-85 corridor is a concern into northeastern greenville county. john: northwestern spartanburg and northeastern greenville counties, all the way through the foothills, they could see an