zoom in a little tighter, right on top of newburgh, a lot of lightning strikes out there, it is being pushed off to the east. so once that is done, 64 tomorrow, 53 on friday, cooler, still keep the rain chance in, spotty friday, saturday sunshine, only 45 and sunday, you've got to watch the skies, watch the skies for the possibility of some snow. >> we will. >> thank you, lonnie. eyes, toes, noses. hormones know too. dogs know. kids know. kids who think they're dogs know. (howling sound) >>> time for sports with otis livingston. the next doing the west coast thing. >> they have their own version of march madness. january and february as well. golden state, not the place where you try to get a winning streak started. they just don't lose at home. really. 31-0, trying to win their 50th straight at home. felt like new york had a shot, but golden state carted off -- start off cold. steph curry and leases this shot, he pumped in four from deep in the first quarter. 19 so far for curry, the next trail 57-42 late in the second. >>> then there were three after fdu's loss last night in the fir

gusts up to 32 in the last hour at white plains and newburgh. 35 in west hampton. as you are flying into the area or taking off tonight, could be a little bit bumpy. today's highs got up to the half century mark in the city and mid 40s as you headed out to the island. sunset today at 7:10, 42 with a chill in the air. tonight we'll get down to about 34 degrees. a winter-like feel. tomorrow morning starts off on the cool side. 55. those brisk winds out there. as we head through the weekend, looks like's easter is dry. here is your forecast over the next seven days. again, a real warm up as we head to wednesday. could go warmer than that in the flow. we're going to continue to watch >>> bruce is coming up with the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3.500 hospitals. t fewer than 6% received 5 stars. r among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who

newburgh at 77. south facing shores of long island are cool. it's 49 degrees in the hamptons. meanwhile over the inland air's been coming off the land. storm tracker shows high clouds out there moving on. stays dry tonight. the blocking pattern extends from the mid atlantic all the way down past the gulf of mexico. all the stormy weather is over louisiana, texas, arkansas where they're seeing flooding rains. we will get rain but not at least for another 48 hours. tomorrow, more records likely, 74 is a record high likely for tomorrow in central park. we're predicting 76. notice the downward trend of the temperatures. we remain above average for the next several days. the warmest day left, the record temperatures tomorrow. and then we cool down a bit. light rain of thursday night and then clear again for friday. highs in the 60s. sat we spring forward our clocks an hour this weekend. though, still. >> so one hour less of that delightful sunday weather. >> yes. >> can't have everything. i always heard fios was a lot faster. but i thought it'd be a hassle to switch. turns out it w

newburgh, 53 degrees. 65 degrees in the city. close to 70 up in poe kip it is. and even though it was cooler, it was pleasant out on the island as well and 59 in bridgeport. this is the storm tracker. we had quite a little light show popping through earlier this evening. now post of that has subsided. we zoom on in. to the north of the city, pushing through areas of fairfield and back up through newburgh, there is still scattered showers activity. and with could see more overnight tonight. let's put everything in motion. well still, as we head to the 1:00 a.m. hour, see a little bit of activity to the north and east of us. but we begin to clear on out. and the morning hours, as we begin our rush, look pretty good. and our areas to the west could see peeks of sunshine. now 10:00. things look great. just before the start of the parade. 11:00, we get things going. things are good. but out west, and to the north, we see some scattered showers beginning to pop on through. 1:00, things look okay. but still we have these dots of precipitation. then 5:00, another round

through the hudson valleys, chillier in newburgh. we've seen upper 30s, low 40s n monticello where it's 36 degrees. future tracker, dealing with the heaviest bands seems to be between 8:00 and 10:00 across the city. upi through the hudson valley and into connecticut. this is by 2:00, maybe a couple of leftover showers to the north and east. the city will dry on out. the wind will pick up in the afternoon toward evening and get cranking overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow. at least we're back into sunshine. clear sky. this is tomorrow afternoon. as we go forward throu time through tomorrow night and wednesday, it souys pretty clear and sunny. in terms of rainfall totals, weg 're talking about less than a half inch. more than that. avier stuff across long island. locally over an inch. eastern suffolk county you get the heavier showers. between a half inch to 3/4 of an inch. 5:00 through 6:00 tomorrow, again, this is the gusts to 40, 50. locally -- heu cal ?ee how futurecast wind gusts show starting out not bad. it picks up af

a few upper 30s from newburgh to nbury. you take the wibd out of northeast and bring wind out of your face. it gets milder by the end of the day. the wind will taper off. a little sun towards late afternoon early evening. the wind will become the story. >>> now time for the traffic. >>> seaford oyster bay pressway, eastbound. you can get off the ramp there to the seaford oyster bay expressway, otherwise merrick road. the turnpike southbound at norwalk by route 7. ari n crash here. that takes up two lanes. weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> tha, s so much, emily. >>> now to that breaking news in new jersey. a shooting involving a cab driver. police tell us the shooting happened on davis place in east orange where the victim managed to driveitota nearby poce station on mun avenue for help. tracie strahan has more. >> reporter: darlene, we've just informed by east orange police crime scene. they're moving all of the media back to the top of the streets. the car is still here at the scene. it's one that the driver who

in and around the upper 40s and 50s. 41 in newburgh. generally lower 40s, northwest new jersey and a few 30s to the catskills and poconos this morning. a good deal of sunshine, especially during the afternoon hour. temperaturewise, should jump back to 54. wind gusts still possible by early afternoon then things should taper down with regards to wind but the temperatures taper down, too. some 20s in the suburbs. we'll see the seven-day forecast a look at the commute right now. here's emily. >> a pretty good ride on the trains no delays with the subways looking good with commuter checklist, everything is runnen on schedule. let's take a look at the belt parkway, that ride is moving along nicely. that is your westbound traffic to the right of your screen. also with the buses not going to find any delays. we've had that detour. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> 5:36, right now, a new jersey mother is fighting for her life after being run down in the street. witnesses tell us it was no accident. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is

mid 30s in monticello. 39 in danbury and newburgh alike. we are seeing where we're going to wind up staying for the next 12 hours at least. significantly higher than this by about ten degrees or so. that was just after midnight and we kind of settled into the low 40s through the day with windy and rainy conditions. moderate rain now pushing out to suffolk county. we're going to see scattered showers activity continue on and off through the overnight. this is what it looks like as we take a look at the five boroughs right now and out the new jersey. little patches of brief showers rolling on through. let's head up to rockland county, pearl river. over the river we go to greenberg around white plains and up to new rochelle. sections of fairfield county still seeing some scattered shower activity. heaviest rain now in suffolk county out to southampton. wind gusts, 26 in the city, 25 and in the teens, all way up to 36 miles an hour gusts down in long branch in the last 60 minutes. the wind coming from the south and west is going to push some of

it feels like it's 27 degrees in newburgh. 33 degrees in midtown. it doesn't take much of a breeze, of course, when the temperatures are in the 30s to give you a windchill factor. the cloud cover, that's in association with the cold front that moved through yesterday now well off to the east. in its place, high pressure is going to move in. that's going to be settled over new england throughout the entire weekend. and what that does is with a clockwise flow around the high pressure, it gives us an east wind. cooler it was because of the mare time influence? that's going to happen again during the day today. so seasonably cool with the easterly wind. overnight tonight, bundle up with 40 for your low temperature in midtown. 30s in the suburbs. then for easter sunday, a little bit milder. upper 50s is about all we'll be able to manage in the afternoon tomorrow. today reaching that high of 54 degrees. a little bit breezy as well. winds out of the east/northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. tonight we'll dip down to 40 degrees, partly cloudy, and chilly w

still at 35 in midtown. 30 in newburgh but below freezing for the entire area. same for midtown manhattan. light flurries and snow showers. you can see that approaching through the poconos and along 33 in the lehigh valley. here comes the rest of the system. we're going to rebound into the 40s in the afternoon tomorrow so it's still going to be cool but then the surge comes during the a big ridge buildings in the up i'per atmosphere and plus we get a south and southwesterly flow. those two elements combining to let an unabated warmth move in. we soar into the 60s. we could see a couple 70s as we head into the middle of the work week. overnight tonight, don't be surprised if you see a few flurries. 32 for the overnight low. south winds at 5 miles per hour. no windchill tonight. tomorrow, break in the clouds from time to time and then a little bit more sunshine with a high of 46. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. upper 50s on monday with plenty of sunshine. on tuesday. a high of 64 degrees and partly cloudy skies. wednesday is the winner. lots and lots of s

into the teens in much of the area. 17 miles per hour is the wind speed in newburgh. 12 miles per hour in farmingdale. we have gusts up to 30 miles per hour. so keep in mind it's still a breezy evening. those will diminish as we head to tomorrow. re is the energy that is going in the plains right now it swoops into the gulf. it picks up some gulf moisture, wraps around, climbs the coast, forms a low pressure system over the dell ma mar marva peninsula. it over hugs the coast or goes out into the atlantic. well, now the models still disagree. it's left to us to try and figure out what its most likely path is. here we have it. we see this storm rolling in during the early morning hours of sunday. about 9:00 it sits to the south, central jersey and the shoreline. it begins to move on up. you're going to have embedded snow in this system which first begins to arrive 10:00, 11:00, 12:00. as you head inland, it's going to be all snow. keep in mind the heaviest accumulation is going to be the to the east. looks like a coating to two to the west. two to four on long island. again, nothing sign

look at those temperatures still, staying at 79 degrees in bridgewater and morristown. 77 in newburgh. this evening we're going to see 67 degrees under partly cloudy skies. still in the mid 60s by 9:00. at 11:00 62 3 degrees. we'll talk about all that and your extended forecast in a few minutes. >>> and you can track the temperatures of course in your neighborhood. just use our nbc 4 new york app. >>> it was a drunk driving case that was far from simple for prosecutors on long island. the victim was a police officer. but in a twist, the driver did not hit the victim, but was convicted anyway. today he received a sentence. andrew siff has a mix of emotions from nassau county. >> reporter: james ryan's mother held a jacket over her face moments after her son was sentenced to at least five years in prison for criminally negligent homicide and manslaughter. ryan had more than seven drinks the night of october 18th, 2012 when he sped home on the long island expressway and caused a chain reaction crash that ended up killing a police officer. >> drunk drivers kill. and they will be held acco

and winds are still gusting to around 30 miles per hour in newburgh and white plains. 26 in farmingdale. they're diminishing as the that's good news. here comes that storm system. it's finally starting to develop storm. the first pocket of energy in the great plains, the second one down in the gulf coast states. to watch that snow arriving from south to north. time. 6:00 a.m. in places like toms river, southern ocean county and then by 9:00 we'll have those first bands of snow moving into the city, moving onto long island and central new jersey. by noon, the snow has moved up above 287 into putnam and duchess counties. also into parts of orange county. we'll have that snow falling by then, but not a ton of snow. less snow north and west of town. this is what you can expect, just a coating to two inches in the city, two to four inches out on long island and possibly parts of coastal new jersey will see that as well. overnight tonight, it's going to get colder. the breezes are going to diminish with that low of 35 degrees. only 38 on sunday with that snow falling and rain mixing in. on mo

temperatures are much cooler right close to the water than they are inland. 56 in sussex. 54 in newburgh. on storm tracker i wanted to show you that's e eastearly that clockwise flow bringing in the cloud cover. it's really going to get us socked in as we head into the overnight hours. it's not due to the arrival of a storm system. that holds off until late sunday night-early monday morning. until noon tomorrow easter sunday still dry. you can see that storm system we will see more shooers approaching from the west as well. 5:00 a.m. it's wet throughout the entire tri-state for that monday morning rush. if you're heading back to work or sending the kid back to school, it's going to be unsettled for most of the day on monday. by about the lunchtime hour lines of thunderstorms are possible with this system. and we could have another line of showers for that evening commute on mopd. looking g ing past that, we'll get up to 63 again. then for the middle of the workweek it turns breezy and cooler with highs between 55 and 60 degrees. overnight tonight we'll see that cloud cover continue to in

look at these wind gusts, over 30 miles per hour, near 40 at this hour in newburgh. these are very strong winds out of the northwest giving you an extra layer of chill. windchill values in the 20s and 30s. feels like 37 at this hour in danbury. temperatures gradually sliding through the 40s. stays breezy and chilly but skies mostly clear. easter weekend the weather looks to be tranquil and relatively cool, not too bad, not too chilly. overnight tonight, feeling that chill. still breezy. that's the other half of the equation. temperatures below freezing north and west of town. this is what it feels like tomorrow morning heading out to the train, the bus. we have windchills in the 20s and even some teens deep into the hudson valley. this is what you need to dress for. again, over the next couple of days we start to warm up. tomorrow by the afternoon 57 in newark, 55 in central park. still breezy. sunshine, especially early on. back to 51 for your high temperature in bridgeport. wednesday, 70 degrees. lots of sun there. thursday a bit of a transition day. warmer inland.

seeing big backups on 90 east to west 55th, east into the city and the backups on 71 and 77 from newburgh heights area. the red on the map indicates the slowest speeds and we have some yellows and reds mixed in and that gives you an idea what we have to look forward to, right? and that is, you can tell, by looking at the cameras, how slick the highways are and odot is treating them and that is chemically wet. >>> and scott kelly making a splash on the return home. the astronaut tweeted this video writing great to be back on home. and taking a plunge and looking and landed in houston yesterday. and kelly spent 340 days at the international space station. >>> and there is one place on earth where a brutal rejection on national tv can be a good thing, the bachelor. >> and our partners spotted kayla quinn with a camera crew filming on man street in hudson and leaving folks to speculate she could be the newest bachelorette. we went to the open door coffee company, and her alma mater, western reverb and -- reserve. she told him she loved him, he didn't say it back and sent her packing and last

here's a gust of 30 miles per hour in newburgh. so it's brisk out there, but nod t nearly as bad as yesterday and the night before. as we move south, we see 70s. cincinnati, atlanta, memphis is 76. we'll get to 70 tomorrow and even warmer coming up on friday. but friday we get this too, rain, thunderstorms across the central portion of the country from st. louis all the way down tonight. they've got severe weather breaking out in arkansas through missouri. tornado watch in effect here other northern louisiana, northeastern texas. so we're going to see this weather move east. before that, though, it stays kwhooit quiet and mostly clear across the area tonight. it was chilly this morning. sun and clouds, turning windy, but it's a southwest wind that warms warms us up to 70 degrees by afternoon. here's what we can expect. as we look ahead past thursday, we start to see clouds increasing thursday night. friday morning we see some light showers. that storm system over the middle portion of the country right now will be here friday morni

in newburgh, 50 degrees. tracking rain in northwest new jersey and orange county, you're starting to see showers around the warwick area. and back towards vernon in northwest new jersey. the main storms located across the midwest, low pressure spinning now, moving into michigan. east throughout the next 24 hours, and it is a slow mover, so we will be stuck with rain in our forecast for quite some time. this is 8:00. this is your monday morning commute, and it's a wet one. showers already moving in. light to moderate showers from new york city down the jersey shore. umbrellas will be needed for sure. showers continue all along the tri state, light to moderate. not much change here, windy, raw, and the rain continues to fall around 6:00. mainly light to moderate showers. tuesday morning, still wet in some spots, new york city east. we see gradual improving conditions, and maybe some clearing by the end of the day there, but it does take until tuesday afternoon/evening to get there. it's all about the feel tomor

it's 34 in newburgh. 2 28 in monticello right now. the winds are starting to calm down a little bit. that's good news. windchills are in the 20s. a few spots later tonight will be in the teens. so the feels like temperatures are what you should be prepared for the you plan to be outdoors this even . the snowfall really hit hard at the jersey shore, 2 to 5 plus inches there. ma iybe a few flurries across the hudson valley and connecticut. en some lightning strikes with itey. but that's moving away from us. e next storm system comes in tomorrow night, sunday morning. it's now moving through the upper midwest tow ds chicago. it has a bit of snow with it, a bit of an icy mix maybe in some spolt spots and maybe rain. tonight watch out for icy spots.rait's dry during the day tomorrow. the cloud build in the afternoon. 42 is the high. then an icy mix comes in e ly sunday. by sunday afternoon we're i the mid 40s. it's clearing out and melting will be taking place. monday through wednesday from the 50s to near 70 degrees. pat is clapping. i ho

in the 20s in monticello and newburgh. temperatures in the mid-30s in fairfield county. the day does stay dry up until 5:00, 6:00 p.m. that's when we start to get that wintry mix going. temperatures cold throughout the dacoy. a high of 40 degrees. it's chilly and breezy. falling around sunset. i'll tell you how much snow we're getting and what it means for the commute in a few. pat and gus, over to you. >> raph, a snow alert across the five boroughs. we're hours away from the first flakes of snow falling. >> some areas are due for a dusting but skit crews are ready for it. checkey beckford is in college point queens on how folks are getting back into winter mode. >> reporter: gthd morning, pat. as you mentioned, it's strange because the weather is deceptively beautiful. we have blue skies and the sun is out. but it is cold. it's warmed p a little bit since the last time we saw you at 8:00. it is colder than you'd expect for the first day of spring. right now, at the top of this hour, at 10:00 a.m., a snow alert issued by the department of sanitation went into effect. wha

newburgh 27. new york city was 37. the warmest reading this morning toms river you started off at 39. the radar picture shows you you had a nice picture all day long. it's still nice outside. off to the west, around the midwest is where we see the next chance for rain and that's going to come into our area looks like late tomorrow but you're waking up not 37 but around 48. it's a nice looking start. your afternoon highs look at those new york 70. trenton 72. hamptons cooler because you will have a southwest wind coming off the water around 51 degrees. live now on the upper west side with the mobile weather lab. i'll be back in just a few minutes with the extended forecast. i have to use the word snow for just a little bit, maurice and kristine. there's a possibility. wheel chat about that late. >> if we must. >> thank you. >>> 11 people were hurt, dozens left homeless by a fast- moving fire in brooklyn. bushwick started at 10 p.m. last night and burned for three hours. firefighters say high winds fueled the flames that

light, .1, maybe 1/4 inch north and west, very light down the shore, we start out at 50 tomorrow in newburgh, 43 monticello, 53 islip, lower 60s in the afternoon. dress for mid-50s. the pollen is coming early with the warmth. tree pollen is moderate tomorrow. uv index is 5 and air quality good. cooler with clouds breaking for sun tomorrow. there can be a lingering south shower early, 56. 63, sunny, cool breeze. tomorrow night the real chill settles in, 30s in many suburbs, 43 in the city but a mild weekend. on saturday morning it will be in the 30s in many suburbs. then we warm up nicely with partly sunny skies in the afternoon. saturday night, early sunday morning turn those clocks forward 2 a.m. and it's a great time to put batteries in the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and change the filters as we head into a new season. monday we'll have showers, cooler, damp, middle 50s. we're still nice. above average. march is just cruising right along. this is the time of year we've snowstorms. now. cavities? we'll explain the new research tonight. >> plus the emotional moment when a teacher gi

right now, it is 41 degrees il newburgh and white plains. 46 in midtown. same temperature in trenton. 45 degrees in morristown. you can see that cloud cover approaching from the south here on storm tracker and the rain just very slowly starting to creep toward us. we'll time it out as future tracker comes up in the full seven-day forecast. nat andngus, back to you. >> erica, thank you. congregation forced to hold services elsewhere. >> it's because fire destroyed the first presbyterian church of englewood last week gutting the building before firefighters could save it. checkey beckford is in englewood where church me ers are vowing to rebuild. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. easter services not something u expect at the bergen performing arts centerr they're one of the organizations that offered up the facilities to the congregation. people are expected to be here today. more than 800 of them. 450 members of the dong congregation at lost their sanctuary. that sanctuary burning and a third alarm fire last week. it was gutted in a massive fire tuesday n

newburgh, poughkeepsie, danbury. bridgeport matching central park's 58 deacs at this hour. we're calling it a mostly cloudy skies. thin spots in the clouds. you can notice that. milkiness here. the thicker clouds from ocean county on south. maybe even a sprinkle or two from time to time. the main push of the rain is still out to the west. it's not exactly racing in our direction. we've got a warm front that will come through. an area of low pressure that will enhance the rain. future tracker shows the clouds thicken up. this is 4:00. could be a sprinkle or two mercer. middlesex. monmouth or ocean county. during the evening hours, a light spritz here or there. not a big deal in terms of rainfall. overnight, rain gets closer. this is midnight. moves towards the city, the morning commute. in and out of showers the first the steadier push of rain. this is 5:00. notice the yellow indicating some moderate downpours here and there. that sticks around through 9:00. through the overnight hours as leftover showers early tuesday morning. i think the clouds will linger too. in terms of

through the hudson valley, low to mid-20s from poughkeepsie to newburgh. mid-20s long island. same thing along the jersey shore. fairly uniform temperatures. as i said, with the wind, feels colder. back to the winter time feel. about 26 degrees early on this morning. recess time, just getting above the freezing mark. sunshine will gradually fade behind decreasing clouds. by dismissal time, mid-30s. we're in the clear right now. we're going to spend that area, i guess, through at least mid to late morning with clear skies and sunshine and then clouds drift in from the west. this is the system we're watching now. most of the computer information trends this to the south and east of us. that track, if it goes along this path, that will keep a heavy snow to the south and east and away from us. future tracker suggests that. fairly sunny in the afternoon. a few high clouds and start to dim the sunshine towards the end of day. by evening, we're overcast. overnight, here comes the snow. mainly light snow. this is 2:00 a.m., covering a good part ever the area. tomorrow morning's commut

mid and upper to poughkeepsie and newburgh. 20s in westhampton. a cool 26 degrees. most folks in the suburbs closer to 40. future tracker, we'll find early on, generally clear. notice the cloud line to the north. it's going to drop south. the cold front, not a lot of moisture with it. there could be a brief shower that comes on through late afternoon, early evening in a few spots. saturday morning starts out with sunshine at noon. we'll start to see clouds creep in towards saturday night and towards sunday morning. here it comes. the snow, the area of pink, the mixture of -- the green is the rain. it moves in sunday afternoon into sunday night. you can see it continues and picks up in intensity. in fact, it moves offshore and you can see it wrapping back around overnight into monday morning. that's the main concern. it's going to be critical on this, the track. if it goes further east, which is a possibility and stays offshore. that's a colder scenario. more of a glancing shot. could be accumulating snow at some point sunday night. storm track number two would take

central new jersey, a lot of 40s showing up. toward newburgh to poughkeepsie. mid and upper 30s. the city down to 45. with that brisk east, northeast wind it will feel cool all day today. we have a fair amount of clouds beginning to get their act together overhead. we should get breaks of sunshine early on. our weather maker is this line of showers around the st. louis area right now. that comes in here overnight tonight, especially during the day tomorrow. for today, no umbrellas needed as i said. a chilly breeze. in the 40s now. only 50s by noon. a forecasting a high of 57. yesterday's 70 degree temperatures gone for the time being. let's get the latest on the commute from emily. >> a hold on the goethals bridge is cleared. everything is open there. not going to be a problem. a look at the gowanus, that's moving along nice through industry city. a live check of the alexander hamilton bridge. that's moving along fine too. the earlier roadwork under the

sussex, newburgh, upper 40s. same thing white plains. as the rain gets cranking off the north and east, the temperatures will drop a few more degrees into the afternoon. the heaviest rain northwest new jersey, right here. you'll see that one pocket up across sussex county, portions of morris county into passaic county. another band of rain, heavier, towards the south. that will move in. in between the heavier bands is drizzle. there may be a break in the action, but the main player, the upper level low is still sitting back here in the tennessee valley. do anticipate a couple of days of, a stretch of two to three days of the weather being unsettled. for today, there's the shower activity. periods of rain through noontime. through the evening commute, still over the area, right through the overnight. by tomorrow morning, more to the north and east. could be leftover drizzle or light rain tomorrow morning. a little lull in the action at noontime tomorrow. still a few more spotty showers out there. can't rule out a shower tomorrow evening.

newburgh, sussex, it's not snowing. morristown up to ten miles now. islip, 3-mile visibility in snow is very, very light at this time. on storm tracker, a lot o dry air getting on storm. eastern suffolk county, going through a lull for a while until the last area pivots to the east and northeast. in the back edge of the snow, the dry line getting closer. through western new jersey, it's shut down in morris county as well. it's pretty much going to end in the city by 6:00 a.m. if not sooner. light snow, 33 degrees. it will end from west to east across long island. then the clouds break up for sunshine. temperatures climbing back into the upper 40s. we'll look at the accumulation in a little bit. looking at the commute right now, here's lauren. >> chris, good morning everyone. we have a couple of disabled vehicles along the l g island expressway. most have cleared. the one out there is westbound by exit 56, which is route 111a in the right lane. you can see a slow ride headingm through this area. a slow ride on long island. if you're getting on the subw

newburgh 43. sussex down to 37. down? long branch at 48 degrees. freezing mark in westhampton. clouds, plenty of them. high and mid level clouds. not rain producing clouds. these are the rain producing clouds to the west. eventually, some of the rain will get here. the leading edge keeps eroding. i think the day stays dry. it will be a cloudier day today. clouds thickening up into the 50s. a couple of spripg ls south of the better chance for rain -- we'll talk about that forecast in a bit. pat and gus. >> thank you, chris. our top story, bullets fly at a bodega in queens. two workers shot overnight. >> ray villeda live at the scene in ridge wood. ray? >> reporter: gus and pat, the search is on for the gunman behind this shooting. police are still here investigating the crime scene, which is this deli grocery open 24 hours. today, this morning, closed. police are gathering evidence. here's what it looked like moments after that shooting. the call came in around 2:00 this morning. from what we understand, two employees inside the store were shot. one was hurt in the hand. the oth

mercerville at 40. 42 as you head further north up the coastline. 50 in newburgh and poughkeepsie alike. 38 a cold morning in the pine barrens barrens. sussex checks in at 41. you can see the showers off to the west. some of that will push in our direction. but for the time being, we have a real nice morning with a couple of clouds mixed in with what will be sunshine after the sunrise. let's look at the school day forecast everyone as we put it all together. get your books, get ready for the school bus. we should be at the 50-degree mark at 8:30. 55 degrees. wear the light jacket. listen to mom. our high today 62. a shower chance after school. get the activity in as soon as you can. you can see the clouds will begin to push on in from the west as we head to tonight. there are the showers pushing through. those will continue on and off through the evening. clearing out overnight. as we head through the parade, the clouds will move on through and the afternoon towards the latter end of the parade. we could see scattered shower activity. bring umbrellas just in case. today we're calling fo

towards the north and west, windchills rose. 8 in newburgh. bundle up. the hats, scarves, that's the best advice. you know the drill at this point. clear sky overhead now. we start out bright and sunny, high clouds drift in later ahead of this system out to the west. notice where the brighter areas of orange and yellow are. that's the main energy for the storm. it's further south and could work in our favor. it will take the track eventually further south. if you followed my hand, we'd be dealing with the big snow. it goes further to the south on the northwestern side of the snow shield. we can see that on future tracker. 12:00, under sunshine, high clouds drift in towards the evening hours. light snow from the south. not heavy snow. just light snow overnight into tomorrow morning's commute. it breaks up a little bit as the storm takes control offshore. watch what happens. that snow goes further offshore. again, we're on the cusp in the city. best chance of accumulation here. maybe an inch or two. the snow persists there a little bit longer. in terms of

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it cools down to 39 in newburgh of. 47 in white plains. 40s across long island. the clouds are thickening up for the time being. for most of tri-state. few spritzes and sprinkles. dutchess county, maybe the northern end of orange county into sullivan county. that's as close as the sprinkles will get. bigger picture shows the -- out to the west. first forecast looking good. a few clouds at 50. clouds break up for sun at times. 60 at noon. forecasting a high of 70 degrees. emily west for lauren. what can you tell us about the commute? >> good news there. commuter checklist looks good too. good news there. where it's not good news, on the cross bronx. let's look -- pictures here. we've got an accident involving two tractor-trailers that is westbound cross bronx and that's right around the deegan. you can see that left lane is blocked. it's going to be a slow go. eastbound coming off of the george, you're looking about 30-minute delays. there is construction blocking two lanes right around webster avenue. so it's going to be a tough go there. heading into the tolls,

as we focus in on doppler max network newburgh heights, city of cleveland seeing the snow here brooklyn kamm's corner, westlake right over the airport there into avon and sheffield lake region. 7 to 10:00 tonight snow. 10:00 to 1:00 a.m. still have snow coming down. by 4 a.m. it will begin to wind down from west to east, which means tomorrow morning we should be good to go for the commute. there will be flurries around and futureview saying 1 to 2 inches here. we will see what happens. there could be a couple of spots that get up to about 2 inches and we have around an inch in the forecast, half to two inches. akron-canton and you are in for an inch of snow as well. and then 34 tomorrow after morning flurries, mostly cloudy and still chilly. dry tomorrow night and saturday, here comes the next one and this is interesting to me. futureview is saying this is mainly rain mixing with snow. i am thinking snow mixing with rain. that's what other data is suggesting. nevertheless it will be a pretty weak system and see around an inch of snow and that's the next alert day there on saturday and s

temperatures, as you can see are in the mid 20s nor sussex, newburgh, morris town. are seeing light snow in staten island. we have cloud coverage, but the cloud coverage is quickly going to move away and the showers that are trailing right here, our quick must havers, we're not expect -- movers, we're not expecting them to accumulate, just a way we start sunday with the flurries flying, and sunshine through the afternoon. here's the planning forecast, look at that. 44 after a high of 46 this afternoon. should be a fantastic sunset and a terrific start to the workweek. all those details, including the possibility of record warmth in the accuweather 7-day forecast. toni. >>> thank you so much. developing this morning, we are waiting for more details in a serious car crash that happened steps away from a high school in new jersey. >> the eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is live in north bergen with the very latest details. good morning, kristen. >> good morning, rob and toni. >> reporter: here at the scene union city high school is coming here, one of his friend

monticello, sussex, newburgh, even white plains below the 30 degree mark. already at 50 degrees for symptoms river, which started in 209s. winds will be turning out of really nice afternoon with a high of 60 degrees. the clouds come in temporarily overnight. we start with sunshine tomorrow morning and clouds increasing. looking good on the eastern seaboard. by sunday, watch the moisture increasing and showers by sunday night. after 6:00 and 7:00 coming in from the west and coming up from the south, we'll see a combination of showers to take us right into monday. monday turning out to be a rainy day. very raw feel and temperatures return to the 40s. so we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. we'll time that all out for you, and how quickly can we get back to accuweather seven-day forecast? michelle? >>> we are following a breaking story along the hudson river where a search and rescue submission under way near the tappan zee bridge. >> one person has died when a tugboat sank and the search is ongoing for two people who were also on board but still

i'm seeing over by newburgh bridge as well as putnam county starting off with tractor trailer that flipped over with a small fuel spill approach at the taconic leanls are closed to you have traffic backed up there. also another problem route 84, westbound this is over by 684 there so before you approach that tractor trailer they you have this accident block a lane. go to our camera with the southern state parkway with a eye on a car fire. this is hillside avenue so delays leaving out westbound. eastbound side you're fine. taking 59th street bridge check on that, upper, lower level doing fine heading into manhattan no problems with the bqe just normal delays approaching brooklyn bridge. ben and juliet back to you. >> thank you very much. we're less than -- >> oh, good-bye. less than a week from a potential strike on new jersey transit that's what we're all doing leak this. rail unions set the strike decline for after midnight next sunday. so they've been working without a contract for almost five years. >> that's a long time so both again today in newark for talks. >> can i ask a question.

a seventeen year old newburgh man suffered gunshot wounds to the back a bull bullet also grazed his thigh police say an eighteen year old hampton woman suffered a gunshot wound to her left thigh. medics rushed them both to the hospital. police say the man's seventeen year old has life threatening injuries. the girls expected to be okay. please have a vague description of the shooter and right now they're looking for. we will bring you more information as soon as it comes in switching gears to our weather forecasters warn looks great this morning. oh yeah we've got some really nice conditions this morning as a bit on the chilly side though so you'll definitely need the coat and you're heading out early but we've got some changes coming as well. let's talk about is really nice event that we have going on the eighth annual samoa so ray ashley smith is actually in seeing this event. if you're heading out there starts at six o'clock this evening temperatures dropping back it's the low forties it will be mostly cloudy and you for the most part but it will be chilly again to keep the jackets han

there are a few light showers in the hudson valley as you get into the newburgh area westward towards north of scranton. they're moving off to the north and east and will not be affecting us. we'll have some clouds around from time to time. then the sky will go clear tomorrow. look at the highs today. we had a nice recovery this afternoon. mid 50s hudson valley. stays in the 40s at bridgeport. and 50s across long island. still mid 50s. 60 in town. 65 in newark. 58 from allen town. some areas seeing a jump of 10 to 15 to almost 19 degrees from 24 hours ago. here's the wind situation. we're seeing it out of the west. this is sustained at newark at 31. look at the gusts that have come in, gusting to 47 at newark in the last hour and above 30 as you go from monticello to allentown. a wind advisory through tuesday. 45 degree-mile-an-hour mark as we go on through tomorrow with the northwesterly direction being the wind, mostly westerly tonight and northwesterly tomorrow. it's a large storm. as it moves away, it will be intensifying and with high pressure building in from the west, the air i

it's also 40 degrees in north babylon. 37 in newburgh. danbury 32. when you factor in the wind which is light right now. but at these temperatures, even a bit of wind, you feel the windchill. it feels like 29 in danbury and by this time in late march we want the mild weather. but it is kind of nice to get a break from that humidity that we had yesterday, right? storm tracker showing the reason. the cold front has departed and area of high pressure is drifting in moving over the new england states. and that counterclockwise or clockwise flow, i should say, that clockwise flow around that area of high pressure brings in clouds from the east. it also brings in that cold ocean influence because temperatures are still in the 40ust s over the ocean. so we get a little bit of that ocean influence keeping our temperatures down. overnight tonight make sure to bundle up. it's been a little while since we've had temperatures this consistently chilly. tomorrow sun to cloud cover still cool for this time of year -- sorry. it's not cool for this time of year. it's

it's 16 in newburgh. we have windchills in the teens in monticello. it feels like 24 for the halfd marathci runners around new york city. you can see on future tracker, this is 1:00 today. it's still dry. heading into the afternoon, 5:00, 6:00 p.m., nothing going on in the city yet. down the jersey shore we start see the rain/snow mix. flirting with snow showers around 9:00, 10:00. afw ter 10:00, evennone changes over to all snow. by midnight, snow could cumulate for the jersey shore and also long is'vnd. ernight hours, snow continues from time to time. there will be breaks in the action. earl ormmute, 5:00 a.m. snow showers tapering off. continues for the east end of long island and also down the asey shore. these are your trouble spots places like asbury park, forke river. the snow goes on. it will wind down by 10:00, 11:00 at the aatest. then we will melt that snow even tomorrow. temperatures back to the mid-40s by the end of the day. lots of melting going on. breezy, 54 on tuesday. we are into the 60s again on wednesday. you want to stay up to dat

it's 40 degrees right now in white plains. 39 in newburgh and nbury. and ease. look at these showers. very, very slowly creeping toward us. this is a six-hour loop. they're slowly crawling along the delmarva peninsula. they'll arrive here in time for the monday morning commute. i'll look at the week ahead coming up in the .seven-day gus, over to you. >> new ts morning, a d ver was killed after slamming into a dry cleaning business in the bronx. the crash happened after 9:00 last night near barnes avenue. police say the 37-year-old driver struck two parked cars before hitting a light pole and crashing into rita cleaners. e store was closed at the time of the crash. >> i heard three bangs and then i just came running out. a disaster. major disaster. >> no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> in new jersey this morning, a man faces charges in connection to a cium that killed a couple coming from an egg hunt. an suv struck a car family of five in reddington township on friday. this 23-year-old was driving fr k cscso and his wife died. artheir son and two g andchil

newburgh 21. degrees. today and tomorrow. that rain off to the west won't move in until late tomorrow or friday. start. i'm going to put 70 on the board! chance for an evening shower or maybe a nighttime shower but look, whether you hit 69 or 70 it's going to be close but it's a big flip-flop from where you were early this morning. guys, we're live with the mobile -- let me try that again. it's my vehicle! live with the mobile weather lab on the upper west side, back to you to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> let's go to the campaign trail now. donald trump is facing fire for saying women should be punished for having illegal abortions. the controversial comments came after a town hall as call for a ban on abortions would mean. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no as a principle. >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment for the woman. yes. >> 10 years, what? >> that i don't know. >> why not? >> i don't know. you take positions on everything else. >> it's a very complicated position.

nicely, and by 2:00, looking at 60 degrees and you will be 60 degrees on the nose from tea neck to newburgh. and the city 59. but usually this time of year, the high temperature between 2:00 and 3:00 and i wouldn't be surprised to see a 60 or 62 in the city. what's going on? the air lass for tomorrow. a front around omaha, could give you the late day rain chance. here is how it works out. let's talk about everything here. so wednesday looks okay. and late in the day, 8:30, the rain chance comes in. not everybody, but it is out there. a little bit of a break, and thursday, it is unsettled and has a rain chance as well. this is around 4:30. it is possible, the saint patrick's day parade could be sandwiched in between any of the showers out there. but if you are going to the parade, i would bring an umbrella because i think it is just too close to say it is not going to rain. friday, 12:30, look at that. a little bit of sleet in the northern fringes of sullivan and oester county. sunday, an offshore system but cold air in place on sunday and north and west, the possibility for some wet snow. i

we have 20s in sussex and newburgh. winds are light though. that's good news. not dealing with major windchills. just a typical march chill out there on this sunday morning. as we take a lock at the day planner, up to 34 in central park. temperatures already on the rise. we've been talking about in warmup over the next few days. it begins today because yesterday was a chilly day. we were only in the low 40s. today, going to do a little bit better. by lunchtime, up to 42 degrees. today's high, a seasonal 46 degrees. winds are light. the sun will be out later on the next few days. a look at the seven-day forecast will have you smiling in a few. back to you. >> thank you, raphi. >>> we're learning more about the victims of a deadly car crash in hudson county. >> "today in new york's" ray villeda joins us from union city with the latest. >> reporter: gus and pat, it's an emotional scene here. it's where this crash unfolded last night at 9:20. it's here where folks are gathering to remember the two teenagers killed when a car jumped a curb and pinned them. you can s

also, for other history buffs, the western newburgh project is in the richmond district is participating in the san francisco history date this saturday and sunday, march 5 and 6th. i should say that the western neighborhoods project has worked with a number of organizations from the internet archives also based in the richmond district to san francisco heritage and many others along with our office of workforce and economic developer to organize this event at the old mint on mission street and 5th street. they are also looking at developing programs called reframing the archives from preservation to community engagement presented by the freedom archives that some of you may know of, and the lgbt or date lesbian historical society archives as well. at 3 pm on saturday, join us in theater one of the old mint for a slideshow of 100,000 pictures presenting open access history. it's an open-source i guess library by the western neighborhoods project online, but founders dave gallagher and woody-founders of the western newburgh project along with nicole mendel. in 2015 the western neighborhoo