there is a thunderstorm threat for tomorrow, it's mostly tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. so i'll show you that in just a second. right now center city looking at the low clouds and a little light rain reported at the airport. 41 degrees with winds gusting at 23 miles an hour. tomorrow we expect the winds to gust closer to 40 miles an hour. so it's going to be windier tomorrow than today. and rain moves in. we have light rain. this rain is starting to break up across the area so we are starting to see it taper off. temperatures are above freezing except when you get in the poconos, 30 degrees there, the rest of the area about the mid 30s through the lehigh valley, 41 philadelphia, mid-40s for south jersey and delaware. where we find the freezing temperatures in the poconos here is a look at monroe county you see the pink, that's light freezing rain. right around toby hannah and all of these areas seeing light freezing rain are also looking at slippery roads at this hour. so be careful driving here. though one else is really seeing that, we're seeing the rain around, temper

afternoon and tomorrow evening. so plan and wet and snow covered roads beginning tomorrow afternoon continuing through sunday night and perhaps in spots early monday. a glancing blow from this system on monday. hour threat level is now be aware. we are going to add snow. plan for wet season snowry roads late tomorrow. visibility will be reduced. through 6:00 in the morning tomorrow. snows becomes likely tomorrow morning. ultimately we hit 26 tomorrow evening. slightly warmer monday and tuesday but with more rounds ever rain and snow. then we crank up the heat just in time for the back end of the week. how about a high of 57 on friday. >>> i will take that 57. it looks great. thank you. plplayiyi (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. realistic view is often in sight nor xavier basketball. some are saying they

. >> we are looking to a winter storm tomorrow. >> little bit of snow. tomorrow. and rain in the forecast for tomorrow. >> all of that is now starting hours earlier. some the snow could move into >> little earlier than anticipated. >> our satellite and radar is dry. >> we have a few clouds out there. they are thickening up throughout the day. >> check out the temperatures this morning. it is a good morning to stay under. and snuggle up under the covers. >> it is 15 degrees in raleigh and 16 in raleigh. >> 21 is the current temperature. >> just dropped to 20 in littlington. >> this is making temperatures feel colder. >> our feels like temperatures and these resist in the single digits. >> it feels like it is 8 degrees. and 6 degrees in henderson. in rocky mount. >> we have got the cold today. >> late tonight into tomorrow. >> we begin the winter weather headlines. it goes into affect for the counties that you see highlighted in blue. >> it is for snow and ice accumulation. >> for today, it is more clouds and we go from 15 degrees to 27 by lunch and 32 is the high t

or tomorrow afternoon. thunderstorms will have to wait until tomorrow night. i have us down to 34 in cincinnati by 6:00 in the morning. so when the tune in the good morning cincinnati, you will see the updated forecast and of course we will be all watching for thunderstorms. 34 is where we will be at the bus stop tomorrow morning. showers will develop around lunch. we are up to 55 but that will be tomorrow's high temperature. we are up to close 60 close to midnight. atrium medical center weather camera shows all is calm in the city. we are 39 at the international take that down about five degrees. we are 21 degree colder than we were for the start the local 12 news live at 11:00 last night. clouds that we had earlier today are long gone. west. it will deliver blizzard conditions over part of the midwest. we get it in the form the thunderstorms tomorrow night. for time being no rain. high pressure kept us dry tonight. low pressure will be coming in leading edge of warmer air will spark some widely scattered showers. then we await the main event, the main line of showers and these stor

. bank on scattered snow showers late tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow evening. when we say scattered, not shower. at any given point tomorrow, especially in the afternoon and evening. snow showers in play, show that starts and stops. it does imply accumulation. for all the snow that falls and bursts tomorrow and plus saturday, an inch or less. most will walk away to a quarter to a half an inch of new snow. it may add to the totals, slightly on saturday. there's flurries, up interstate 71. up 75, if travelling todayton, away from cincinnati, there's some flurries up there. they will be around for the next couple of hours. forecast model, does a great job with clear to mostly clear sky evening. more mid to high level clouds will arrive around midnight. local 12 news, live at 11:00, mainly dry. snow flurries will arrive late tonight and early tomorrow. you're going to work, going to school tomorrow. only reason that they may delay or cancel events early tomorrow morning or schools, it will be cold. temperatures will be in the teens. of course, we have some spots of snow ea

day tomorrow. wind will be up tomorrow. gusts as high as 45 or 50-miles an hour, 40 to start, 65 to finish, enjoy it because the rest of the week is cooler. >> looks nice. this is all because of el nio, that we're getting this 65-degrees in february? >> it's driving a lot, but i don't think that's the only reason it's 65. we'll just say that the cards fell on the table and that's where they lay. >> i think you should take the credit for it. >> thanks, scott, and thank you for joining us. hope you have have a wonderful weekend. >> local 12 news is always on, on air, online, and on the go. we're proud to be the local station. >> the donald trump tapes. could his racy interviews with him? >> every time i do your show i get in trouble. >> then, the american war hero from this famous photo. they immortalized him into a statue. brutally attacked. >> and, bizarre noises, from nowhere. it is a real life x-files. from? then ... he's chasing a u.s. senator.

evening into tomorrow night. so this system has been disorganized from the get go but we are nailing down at least timing when heavier snow is expect to come through. it is a 1/2 punch one system swinging through tonight into tomorrow. new system will tap into that first system and impact us tomorrow evening. under cover of darkness tomorrow night temperatures could be cold enough that could accumulate quickly. let look at what we have going on. we will start on storm scan three. note thinks system encompassing much of the eastern half of the country. we have scattered snow showers from portions of missouri, illinois, all way toward west virginia and virginia at the moment. rain showers popping up over the state of virginia, and temperatures in our area still in the 40's in many spots, so if this starts within the next few hours it will start as just light rain showers but again, you can see how scattered, intermittent precipitation is. it is not a heavy shield moving through. that is what we expect through tonig

way through tomorrow evening, tomorrow afternoon and even to tomorrow evening. clouds are moving out in the ohio valley. of missouri. those are arriving in the tri-state, beginning late this evening, especially overnight. we will have thickening clouds tomorrow. once we get close to lunch. no risk, for severe storms. tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon. that will have to wait until tomorrow night. nice change of pace, after dealing with showers, late yesterday early this morning. we have no precipitation, track of radars. high pressure is breaking down. close enough, where we stay dry. clouds will be returning gradually in the next several hours. and by mid-morning tomorrow, notice some showers and storms going up along ahead of the cold front tomorrow night. looks like the strongest storms will be down to the southwest. whatever develops there, will be in the tri-state. when i say weakening, some the tendency for storms, the trend is weakening storms tomorrow night. some will pack a punch and front moves in the east, as we get to wednesday. at this point, lowest threat of the sever

there you go tomorrow. again an isolated shower for muff of the day then late day rain with temperatures tomorrow very late in the day between 5 and 58. it won't be 5 p-3-tomorrow morning of still cold and raw tomorrow morning even in boston. but by tomorrow evening's commute the temperatures will be in the 50's. considering where we were on sunday morning what a turn around. wednesday and thursday mix of clouds and sunshine. wednesday middle 40's. thursday seasonal near 40. see new few minutes. >> anchor: the 40's but i'm looking at a group of veterans and families having a dream come true. a surprise makeover complete with a little star-studded treatment where a boston salon love for valentine's day weekend. >> anchor: it's making for a one of a kind spa day. elizabeth noreika has more. >> anchor: unique salon in west roxbury showing the love to dozens of military families this valentine's day. the beauty parlor getting people dolled up for a good cause . >>> i got my haircut, colored, and they were worki

so, we do have a first alert day out for tomorrow and tomorrow night. so keep in mind we do have a flood watch out. so with this being said we could see flooded streets and creeks and especially those areas that are still snow covered, so heavy rain, also the snow covered ground could be leading to a better chance of flooding without as much rain as maybe other areas closer to the shore may get as we go through the day tomorrow. so yes, the areas north and west still have snow covered ground would bees easier to be flooding. we have a flood watch out, trenton to wilmington across the major interstates, much of interior new jersey and also through the lehigh valley and suburbs north and west. the potential for flooding rains here and the best snow cover is still north and west of philadelphia at the moment. so, with that and also the heavy rain, yes, the flooding potential is going to be quite a bit higher of it right now the rain is still back off to the west. big weather system here but the snow with it, that's going to stay to our north. as i mentione

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not all of tomorrow. but for parts of tomorrow that snow will be accumulating and some of it during your commute, too. south jersey, parts of cumberland, cape may county. light snow falling there. up into the philadelphia area and then up into parts of bucks, montgomery county. seeing that snowfall now. it is not organized. pretty unorganized and scattered snow and rain showers and we have a first alert weather day out with periods of snow, low visibility. heaviest tomorrow night and then we have the flooding threat. more coastal flooding. mostly moderate coastal flooding. here's future weather. for the morning commute tomorrow, temperatures at or below freezing. we'll see snow around the areas so take your time. stay slow on the roads and give yourself more space in between cars and talking about this and what to expect in the afternoon and snow totals coming up. >> all right. you'll find the nbc first alert forecast plus get personalized school closings sent straight to the palm of your hand. to south p

expect snow for tomorrow and even tomorrow night. coming up i'll show you how long that will last and how much you can expect. >> new information on an early morning police chase that ended with officers opening fire. one man is dead, another wounded. tim furlong has been on the story all day. and joins us live from chester. >> what have you learned? >> guys, the chase ended 15 hours ago with a sideswiped car that came up here, there was a crash, a wreck, lots of debris, one man hit by a bullet, one man dead. the district attorney hasn't released information saying what happened. or what led up to all this. >> my god. it was a mess. >> reporter: she and her family hit the floor when they heard the shots when a chase ended outside their home. a trail blazer slammed into a car, dozens of shots fired, a neighbor had her window shot out. >> waited until everything calmed down. and then we got up and we started looking out the window watching the cops and stuff and movie, the okay corral it sounded like. >> prosecutors haven't released an

watch tomorrow morning. early morning, 8:00, 8:30, we will see heavy downpours in pickens county down to northeastern georgia. some of those storms with that you can ice -- rule out an isolated tornado with a friend like that. we will watch that closely, too. the biggest concern is the potential for flash flooding was saturated ground and heavy rain. 2-4 inches of rain possible tonight through tomorrow with that system coming through. low 50's were the upstate today. the mountains will climb into the upper 40's pushing your 50 for a high. as we look at tomorrow, warmer, highs of 54-60, stormy. thursday, cooler, windy, cooler temperatures through the weekend. allyson: the back and forth between apple and the justice department continues. the fbi is demanding apple help break into the san bernardino shooter's phone. but apple's ceo tim cook is refusing. apple has until friday to respond to the court order. cook emailed his staff yesterday thanking them for their support. he went on to say, "it does not feel ri

tomorrow. and what the trees are already weakened from the previous storm. we ask that residents treat all downed lines as live. reporter: the captain gave us another important reminder that the fire department really wanted us to pass along -- for homeowners lead generators to make sure those generators are outside so they are properly ventilated. there is a concern about carbon monoxide, especially in a storm reid: mike, of course, watching the forecast. we will have extended coverage all day tomorrow. it starts with the eyeopener beginning at 4:30 a.m. you can also turn to our mobile app. j.c.: a teenager is hospitalized after high levels of carbon monoxide filled his hamilton home. investigators say something was wrong with the fireplace. the 15-year-old was taken to beverly hospital as a precaution. reid: the final push in new hampshire tuesday' s primary -- j.c.: the republican candidates, chance to carry momentum from last night' s debate or move beyond it. rhondella richardson begins ou

cincinnati. no rain is expected this evening or overnight. once we get close to lunch tomorrow, stray or spotty showers will begin to develop showers developing in the afternoon. our main concern for weather through mid week is going to be for potent showers and thunderstorms tomorrow night. especially between 9:00 p.m. on tuesday and 2:00 in the morning on wednesday. notice the clouds are moving out now. there's no big system coming from the west yet. live precision doppler hd, shows no rain anywhere close to the 275 from adams county to fayette county. owen county and everyone is dry and we'll stay that way through the evening. airport. we have some showers and a threat for severe weather to assess tomorrow night and return for colder air for the back end of the planning forecast. i'll share that with you coming in 10 minutes. rob? >> on-line transaction turns into a violent inperson encounter. what the law enforcement is internet sales . >> it may not come here until 2021. if it does, it will be cincinnati's biggest convention. and it's the world's largest service club and the inte

a system is going to pass through the state tonight into tomorrow morning and should bring us a wide range of precipitation. we'll start out with a pretty good amount of rain overnight and as we go towards tomorrow morning some of that rain will turn into freezing rain. temperatures will bottom out by tomorrow morning and we'll see a very wet snow with around 1 to 2 inches of accumulation possible. highs tomorrow will stay above freezing in the afternoon and then cool back down into the mid 20s that night. warmer air will return rapidly starting on thursday with highs in the low 50s and they will likely stick around through saturday! elias: let's get into the elias: supreme court justice antonin scalia has died... the 79-year-old passed away in his sleep during a hunting trip in texas. justice scalia was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1986....developing a reputation as a reliable conservative voice on the high court. his death has sparked what will be a major political battle...as republican leaders call for the appointment of his successor to be made by the next president..

heading for the low 40's tomorrow. so the amount of snow on the way again i think most of this after midnight, very little in the which of accumulating snow. one to two inches of snow in the area shaded in blue. downtown boston coating to an inch and then we have rain on the way for toll. we will talk more about that coming up. >> anchor: be sure to stay with 7 news for complete coverage of the bitter blast and then that warmup that's under way for any updates any time just download the 7 news mobile app or check on-line at whdh.com . >> anchor: we are following breaking news out of dedham of fire fighters battling on a two story home on bridge street. the scene still very active. crews on the roof trying to get that fire under control no. one is hurt of the officials say a wood stove is most likely blame here. we'll keep you updated andrews work to put out blames still burning inside the walls of the building several homes going up in flame across the state. this raging fire is just one of three that broke out in that

clouds will build tomorrow. with a chance of scattered flurries around 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. the system will move out quickly and we will see mostly clear skies thursday night. clouds will build friday morning. tonight, some clouds, cold temperatures and light winds. single digits and teens for our lows and tomorrow, we'll see mixed sunshine and a bit cooler than today. but scattered flurries expected thanks to the clipper that will move through tomorrow afternoon. otherwise we will see clouds and sunshine through the weekend, temperatures getting close to 40 for super bowl sunday before another system brings us really cold temperatures and snow on monday. >>> we're talking really cold temperatures. >> really cold. 37 -- so definitely a good time to enjoy the weekend and get outside and enjoy the sunshine and those warmer temperatures. >> thank you. >>> looking into what the next generation will bring for the hawkeyes. >> coming up in sports, it's national signing day. new class of recruits rank compare to the rest of the news@cbs2iowa.com. >>> and now, cbs2 sports. >> today

but unfortunately it's not going to look this way from tomorrow morning through early tomorrow evening. it's light rain right now along 95 from nash and edge come county toward the virginia border. things are generally dry for most of central north carolina but it's cloudy and chilly. it's a completely different story for friends down in mississippi, louisiana, on into parts of alabama, they're getting the worst of the weather tonight. heavy rain as you can see. but let's turn off the radar warnings they have. so red, current tornado warnings. yellow, thunderstorm warnings. and green, flood warnings. we could have automaker of those in our -- all of those in our area tomorrow. over the past 24 hours it's looking more and more likely that severe weather will happen. kind of a different winter storm than we're used to in february. temperatures behind me have dropped throughout the day. topping out in the 40s today. that's kind of where most of us are stuck right now. 45 in raleigh. around 50 in the sand hills. tonight is one of those nights where temperatures aren't going to cool off mor

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tomorrow 15 to 20 degrees warmer tomorrow afternoon. we will talk about that in the complete forecast up next. john: an alert on the east carolina university campus after a student was assaulted. the male student was attacked by four last night. he was hurt but the extent of injuries is not known. the assault was in the mall area near cotton hall. barbara: time for the must-see videos beginning with this packed mall in china and escalator. all of it sudden it speeds up but in the wrong directionp. at least five were injured. an investigation is under way to determine what happened. now to intense video in topples and sends the arm and flaming debris to the ground. this was in melbourne. fire crews were called there when the crane burst into flames. they think an electrical fault triggered it. huge swells in hawaii with giant waves on camera washing over roads and cars. this was in a 12-mile stretch of honolulu. some of the wavers washed big -- waves washed big rocks on the roads. john: 6:13 and new dev highway on camera. more of this ah

tonight into tomorrow. but gearing up for this storm started early today. >> what we're going to do, they're in there filling up the tanker now. we're all going movement the tanker will meet on the 273 on ramp to 95 north. >> reporter: when it comes to winter storms down in delaware the preparations start many hours before the snow starts to fall. it's called salt brian and we went along for ride with a deldot brian crew to show you how they try to keep the roads safe. >> pulling over on 273 ramp as we speak. going to pop out and crank it up. >> there's a certain reaction it has to keep the snow from easing on the road road super chris will spend the next couple of days behind the wheel. starting at midnight tonight crews will be on stand by and hit the roads as soon as the snow starts laying. >> usually helps us with like the first one or 2-inches of snow, and then towards the end of the snowstorm when it gets icy it does that bond to the pavement. >> reporter: plow drivers say the biggest challenge isn't

coming up, we'll address scattered rain and snowshowers tomorrow, tomorrow night, rain and snow chances returning tuesday, and highs near 60 in the planning forecast, coming up in 10 minutes. paula. >> a heat wave. all right, thanks, scott. >>> now, let's take a look at conditions east of cincinnati, local 12's rich daffy spent the afternoon and evening in clermont county keeping an eye on the weather there. he joins us now from new richman where he's been standing out in the cold for hours. looks like the roads are very clear behind you now, rich. that's exactly right. the odot plows have been doing a bright job of clearing the lanes here. there's been almost two full wet. however, as pretty as this white stuff might be to a lot of folks out here, supreme to realize that's still very dangerous out here. >> reporter: the snow came down so hard that streets and parking lots were quickly covered. about 5:00 even this flock of canada geese gave it up and decided to just wait out the worst of it. people tried to cope in a variety ways. robert glass tried to shovel against it. mike clark got

clouds are return tomorrow. if you are up early tomorrow, you will enjoy a lot of sun but clouds will start to move in. we'll have showers developing at least in the scattered form on sunday evening. simple forecast. it was down do 48 at 6:00 in cincinnati. there are some below 20 like the butler county regional airport, port williams, other parts well to the north and northeast of cincinnati. coolest spots of the 275 loop will settle in the mid-20s overnight. in cincinnati, 28 and there will be some in northern kentucky that gradually drop to the 30s overnight. but everyone enjoys a clear sky overnight. sun tomorrow, increasing clouds with no rain or storms into the afternoon. night, as clouds return tomorrow with rain and snowshowers in the forecast, monday, tuesday and wednesday. , now is a good time to download our app. it's free. even when we don't have clouds or precipitation rolling through, you can still get the updated forecast and the hour by hour forecast as we. it comes in handy if you have a smartph

, 1-3 inches of new snow. 26 26 by late tomorrow afternoon. the 57 >> she dated donald trump. what was it really like dating the billionaire? his former girlfriend speaks out. >> it was intense. it was extremely intense. >> wait until you hear what she says about trump running for president. >> then, the oj simpson slow speed chase. but whatever happened to the real white bronco? 22 years later, inside edition tracks down the long lost bronco. >> mysteries of oj's bronco revealed.

warm tomorrow. clouds increase and thicken early tomorrow. rain and thunderstorms will develop beginning late morning, but especially during the afternoon. rain and storms will gradually diminish on tuesday evening. a quick changeover to snow. our focus in the short term is going to be on the risk for rain and thunderstorms tomorrow. especially during the afternoon and during the evening. especially between noon and 5:00 tomorrow. slight risk for severe weather is in play. especially for the southern 2/3 the risk of severe weather tomorrow. tomorrow evening is lower for areas well north and northwest of the cincinnati. i'll update this forecast later today on local 12 news live at noon. our threat level is at be aware for tuesday and tuesday night. we become mostly sunny this after unanimous. highs today will center around 50 to 55. fall through the 40s tonight. colder air, chances for rain and snow showers come late in the week after a warm afternoon. today and tomorrow rain and storms develop on tuesday. we'll update the threat for severe weather later today on local 12 news. >> thank

less than inch tomorrow afternoon and two to 3-inches later tomorrow night for three to six.in overnight snow showers around at any time especially through the latter part of the night. snow at times varying intensity tomorrow then the jet stream plunges southward over the weekend. this is going to be the most brutal and prolonged blast of cold air we have felt so this winter. take look at these temperatures once we get through the snow tomorrow flurries on wednesday we go blee freezing wednesday night and we don't get above freezing until monday afternoon much highs only in the 20s. >> we all went hmm together. >> thanks, kate. >> thanks so much. lesley here with a look at sports. >> eagles undoing some things that chip kelly did the riley cooper era has come to an end with the birds. it was also a historic day for villanova basketball. the sixers taking on the clippers. so could they win back to back games for the first time this is that? sports is next. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting ant

tomorrow at the park. you can enter through the main entrance on carowinds boulevard near cabela's. >>> panthers quarterback hosted his inaugural basketball game at phillip o'barry high school. >> morman's team was coached by teammate, billy brown, and thomas davis coached the opposing team. the south carolina native has hosted the similar game annually in his hometown. and this was his first event in charlotte. >> i am moving into, it's the carolinas, so it's always been here and now embedded ourselves here and i love it. >> looks like it was a success. all the proceeds from tonight's event go to norman's stars 24 foundation, which provides a support system to help keep children out of trouble. standing by to tell us about the warmup. we like the sound of that. >> and it's about time, erica. 51 this afternoon, you'd expect that at the end of december, early january, but not by the end of february. and there is a push of warmer air heading our way that will be arriving, starting tomorrow. temperatures warm

by tomorrow evening's commute. we'll talk more about that coming up . >> anchor: we're following breaking news now. crews battling fierce flames at a home in newbury. sky 7 over the scene earlier this afternoon. the fire tore through the entire building leaving gaping holes in at least one side of the house. >> anchor: and in dedham flames shooting through the roof of a home there. crews were trying to knock down those flames. you can see the fire fighters on top of the roof next to those flames. john cuoco live for news dedham tonight where fights are still know how this started we're hear hearing. >> anchor: they do think they know how this started. this scene is slowing down just a little bit. the road here is still blocked off but take a look behind me you can see the crews that are still on scene dealing with this fire. sky 7 hd showing flames and smoke pouring out of this home on bridge street in dedham. all while fire fighters work to put them out . >>> we received a call from one of the property owners who

it will be even warmer tomorrow and again, absent red wings tomorrow night, -- avs and red wings tomorrow night, 63 degrees. than that tomorrow night. >> my goodness. and its light her later in the evenings. you will need some sunscreen and sunglasses for the first part of the game. >> and we will keep our fingers crossed it doesn't turn into a spin the. [laughter] >> i think they've got that covered -- that it doesn't turn into a swim meet. >> i think they've got that covered. >>> cold wind in the great lakes continues to create snow. that's the sustained -- same- store -- same snow that was only a couple inches coming up saturday night and sunday, dry here now with temperatures in western colorado. slightly cooler in the mountain valleys, but everybody running above average. we keep at sunny today, wind keeps slowing down in the mountains. it will keep doing that throughout the day. relatively calm here. it will be a nice afternoon, highs. statewide, sunny border to border, with 50s out west, mostly 60s in eastern colorado with 40s for summit county, grand county outward fail in the upp

rain will be heavy at times tomorrow. can't rule out a rumble of two or thunder and a dry second half of the week. the full forecast coming up in a little bit. >>> sea levels rose faster in the past century than the past 2700 years according to a study published in the national academy of scientists. scientists say they dime the conclusion after creating -- came to the conclusion after createcreating the models of sea levels within 3,000 years. without climate change, it won't have been half as high as it is now. >>> president obama is calling for the detention center at he spoke of his plan to close the facility just this morning. he said the detention center is counterproductive in the fight against terrorism because it uses propaganda to recruit terrorists. the plan does not specify where in the u.s. the current detainees will go. >> for many years, it has been clear that the detention facility at guantanamo bay does not advance our national security. it undermines it. >> danner: the plan to close guantanamo bay will f

up by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures ranging from 47 in greenville to 44 nashville. low 50's in the piedmont. daytime highs will climb a few the northeasterly breeze will lock temperatures in. about the best for the upstate will be low 50's this afternoon for highs and upper 40's for the mountains. stormy weather starts overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. allyson: thank you. a live look now outside. be careful on the roads this morning. if you come across water and all, give yourself 20th of time to make your commute. geoff: surprised to see how many people are on the road already. now, to a deadly crash in spartanburg. a moped collided with a tow truck. the coroner says the wreck happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of north pine street and east daniel morgan avenue. keith harrelson was killed in the wreck. he was riding a moped. police say a tow truck stopped in front of him to make a turn. they say harrelson rear-ended with the tow truck. allyson: to pickens county now, the autopsy re

his family believes he's be released from the hospital tomorrow. at some point tomorrow. in the past he's been arrested and charged with drug possession, but in this case police say he's not being charged. live in yonkers, carolina leid. >> thank you. new at 11:00, a rather unusual entrance to rip off a liquor the thief got in through the ceiling last thursday morning before the store was open. he broke a lot of bottles, stole about 10 grand from the registers. his way out was his way in. back through the ceiling. >>> new tonight, what looked like smoke billowing out of the world trade center touching off panic and con injuring up a flood of memories and emotion, no fire, but the fear was spreading on social media. a.j. ross is in lower manhattan with how officials quelled the worries. >> reporter: a lot of people thought they saw smoke right here atop one world trade. i'm very happy to report tonight that it's just a false alarm, and depending on your vantage point of the tower, your eyes are just playing tricks on you. it's an optical elusion that caused a lot of -- ill

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now that storm system lifts our way tomorrow. we are not going to get severe weather from it, but what we will see is rain, and quite a bit of rain pushing in late tonight during the overnight, and into the day tomorrow, even the possibility of some thunderstorms in particular to the east of cincinnati where we get a little more warm air with it, and then on the backside of this storm system, yeah, windy with some snow flying as we get near the day on thursday. here is our view into downtown right now from the atrium weather medical cam, quiet today, rain moves in tonight and some of that rain heavy tomorrow, your morning drive tomorrow is looking wet. yourself some extra time. 33 northeast breezes at 10 10, and nothing showing up on precision doppler 12hd. cloud cover increases through the day. tonight we will see the rain, and this won't be until mid-late evening, and going toward midnight showers develop from south to north, and tomorrow morning, we expect rain for your morning drive. it's going to be a wet day tomorrow, rain

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tomorrow comes in the form of rain tomorrow night. looking good for right now. no big weather worries and like last week, have a similar pattern coming our way. it's a day earlier. last break was wednesday/thursday and this time will start forming monday out of the gulf and then it stays to our south. at least the majority of the wicked weather. won't be as intense last week. we got clipped last week. it will come into our area in the form of rain. temperature is going to drop and give us some snow. future view forecast, there is nothing out there for tomorrow. maybe some clouds here and there. really nothing. lots of sunshine. lots of wind and that is not going to be so fun. clouds thicken up in the evening time. here is the rain. 9:00 at night. you can see any time after 10:00 the front is going to come moving through our area and i stop here at 3:00 a.m. we get cold enough that some of this is going to transition into a wintery mix or snow but by the monday morning commute, i think it will be absolutely fine. see a little bit of snow on tuesday but it's the a

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tomorrow morning the commute no issues. tomorrow evening it will be this storm just arriving. the storm will come at us in two pieces and part one will try to take advantage of just a little bit of cold air that sneak into new england late tonight and tomorrow morning and so because of that i do think there will be flurries arriving about 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon then a burst of light snow tomorrow evening for a few hours but even when it is snowing late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening it's cold enough in the clouds with the snowflakes but down here near the ground 37 to 41 should did a good job of chewing up those snow politician on roadways so not concerned about but later tomorrow evening and overnight tomorrow night through early wednesday i do think there will be snow accumulating on the roadways and the weather service they do have a winter weather advisory in effect for tomorrow night with a coating to an inch to maybe a couple of spots in the worcester hills. maybe one to two inches of snow and then after that it will transition over to some freezing dri

a first alert for tomorrow. especially late tomorrow and tomorrow night.ain tomorrow, that's going to get heavier. localized flooding is possible, and gusty thunderstorms are likely over at least a part of the area. tonight's issue, winter weather advisory for the poconos and northampton county until 9:00 a.m. wednesday. a little bit of freezing rain on top of the snow that's already fallen. at least from allentown and reading southward, it's above freezing. just patchy regular rain that's falling. making things wet. we also have some fog issues tonight as well. then we have some patchy rain, a little bit farther to the south. the bigger storm is down in the deep south and you can see the spin very clearly, a really, really strong jet stream fueled by the el nino helping to create severe storms and tornados down south. and the whole thing shifts up toward the northeast tomorrow, so the risk of severe storms comes up this way. slight risk, mainly for delaware, extreme south jersey, could shift up to the philadelphia area. a higher risk in the delmarva area,

and it will reopen tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. after that is came on for you and everyone else to come here and try to get the best spot you possibly can now if you don't make it up front because there will only be a few spots of most people that most people will be a lot further back don't worry there will be a lot of speakers and a couple of jumbotron set up so you don't miss any of the action it'll be a lot of fun. >> thank you ashley and if you're planning to attend the festivities tomorrow there are a few things you need to know before you go big and harsher light outside tonight at union station with a list of do's and don'ts. >> this is where the parade will start tomorrow it's also where you might want to arrive to avoid a huge headache trying to find what it is coveted downtown parking spots parking along the parade route say your chances of finding anything remotely nearby probably as good as winning the lottery sometimes you have to take every trip it's about a road trip is about a 10 or 12 hour drive just to watch one.

temperatures tomorrow depending on your location. 78 orlando, 77 kissimmee, sanford, deland, 75 tomorrow. in the villages, 78. not as warm along the coast, 74 daytona beach and flagler county around 72 degrees. not a lot of rain tomorrow near the beaches. in the afternoon, we will get warm enough were a few isolated showers may develop an if it does, tom terry will track it on eyewitness news tomorrow from four-6:30 pm. if you're heading out during the afternoon rush, you will want to check in for that that is not been the main store. tuesday morning, 5 am, line of rain may be lightning and thunder with downpours. 71, look at this over the metro tuesday when you are driving to work and then clearing out. we could watch for strong winds and severe risk is low but we will be updating the forecast over the next 24 hours. pay attention, monitor the forecast for the front will follow tuesday evening. with the next front, monday night, isolated shower, tuesday morning, widespread rain and with clear tuesday afternoon and that is great time to download the wftv weather app though. track trainin

tomorrow it is -- tomorrow is march 1. it feels so much better when you talk about temperatures warming up. getting into march, you know it will get better. we will slowly zoom in. 72 in spartanburg and greenville, 75 in clemson, 73 in toccoa and abbeville, mid 60's in asheville, upper 60's and hendersonville. the cool spot, 56 in boone with a northwest wind at 16 making it feel chilly up there. a southwest breeze at 5-15 miles per hour in the upstate making it feel comfortable. humidity very low, 26% in greenville, 29% in spartanburg. originally, temperatures look like this. 74 in columbia, 71 in raleigh, mid 60's in bristol, tennessee, and the tri-cities. 74 in columbia. we will stay mild tomorrow with increasing clouds through the day. the storm system in the plains states is producing snow in the dakotas and rain in nebraska. front tomorrow night. the severe weather should stay to the west. the storm prediction center has the severe weather to our west tomorrow afternoon and night. we will wait and see on that. it look

evening -- zeroch worst is tomorrow evening tomorrow -- zero. the worst is tomorrow evening tomorrow night into sunday morning. the winds will start to decrease and as we head past lunchtime wind chill values are closer to zero. not nice but the danger not nearly as high on sunday afternoon. looking at air temps. well below zero region wide on sunday morning. only area that stays above zero lower outer cape as well as nantucket and only by a couple degrees. and the high temps in the single digits to lower teens on sunday. so indoor plans a great thing certainly and if you are taking care of the pets let them outside briefly and get them back inside. looking towards president's day we will start off cold and the clouds will increase and there's a chance of snow by the evening. and the next storm system that we are tracking is a potent one but the track looks to bring snow to ice and rain on tuesday as many areas will be warming through the 40s. here's the accu-weather 7-day forecast and next week a chance to thaw out from a high of 10 on sunday a

so tomorrow is going to be a wild day.emperatures for tonight, once again above freezing take a look at the high temperature tomorrow. that will likely occur around dinnertime. temperatures this time tomorrow in the 60s. the seven day forecast shows he clear out turning breezy a little colder for friday the upcoming weekend looks dry. maybe more showers early next week before turning colder to kick off the month of march. >> speaking of march, march madness. >> basketball coming up big day weather wise today. big basketball game tomorrow night as well guys. number one villanova getting ready for thinking biggest game of the season. why the wildcats are looking forward to going to xavier and ryan howard breaks his silence down in clearwater as the phillies go their first squad work out. what he's saying about his future in philadelphia is next in sports. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a re

we could see accumulating snow tomorrow night. >>> again, 40, the high tomorrow and drop to 23 tomorrow night lake-effect snow and winds light and colder only 26. thursday this is around an inch of snow during the day and more thursday night. 31 the high. friday only 30. over the weekend another shot of light snow saturday and 36 and hooks like first week of march is winter like than spring like. 26 saturday the low and sunday partly cloudy and 40 and there are signs next week we could be looking at a much bigger warm up with 57 next monday and warmer than that next tuesday and wednesday looking ahead. >> more changes. >> denise: it's that time of year, isn't it. >> all right, jeff. thank you. >>> hold onto your mouse ears. the happiest place on earth is quickly becoming the most expensive. and how to get a discount. >> denise: disney new peak pricing plan could have an impact when your family visits the parks. to cut down on crowds single day tickets to disney world and disneyland will cost 20% more on busiest days like weekends and holidays. on off-peak days monday through thursday, f