now the american model so also has a more nuisance type of event have that much snow in southern new england. as of now, the trend is a little bit off the coast. again, we're still 60 hours the event. a minor event, showerslong the gulf coast. and on sunday, we'll be watching where the storm is off the midatlantic coast. now a closer look at your day so, showers and storms plentiful this morning. we're watching them in north florida and another lie in alabama and mississippi. and a little chillier as we go further up towards the north. so, how did you do? your quiz? >> yeah. i don't like the way it sounds either way. >> a little wintry but the odds of a huge little less today than yesterday. >> we'll take that. >>> well, seaworld's major de decision over the future of killer >>> and the situation in brazil is getting dicier by the moment. ier by the moment. no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our angel soft. ok... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. the... fastest retinol

want to bring you into southern new england here and notice the blue showing up in southern new hampshire. here's a closer look with live stormtracker radar and you'll see a couple of flurries here. back into western massachusetts trying to get the river valley. couple of flurries, that's it. orange at 30. notice there's pink on the northern fringes of the precipitation expected by 11:30 as the first batch of more steady rain moves in through the area. yes, if will be rain for most of you. there can be icing up along the route 2 corridor out towards orange beyond 495. it won't last long. it takes you into the after-midnight hours, just getting into southern new hampshire and everybody becomes rain. it will come down heavily through your morning commute and it will come with bust gusty winds, as well, a winter weather advisory in place, goes all the believe the concern is more 495 westward along route 2, northward into southern new hampshire and vermont, the potential for spotty icing. it's not an ice storm or for everyone but it can be a place where there will be ice on the ground first t

it's because of a storm system off the southern new england coast. they have heavy rain around boston and two inches in new york city. that's moving out to sea. one of our weather watchers happen to be in central park this morning. he's from here but sent us this picture of snow that she hasn't seen since she was four years old. beautiful shot right there for spring. a spring snow. temperatures pretty cool across the country but not especially cold anywhere. watch the green blob as it moves out to sea replaced by the yellows and reds. later this week thursday and afternoon. cool and partly sunny skies. for the boaters we're looking at a small craft advisory. 54 along the coast and bumpy for the boaters. the cool air does not last. wednesday, thursday and friday. rain likely later in the week. >> i'm going to wear my snow parka to work tomorrow. >>> next on cbs news at noon a warning going out and what the >>> a health warning. the mayo excluding all meat and calcium and nutrients closely monitored. it was a lucky night for the hit show hamilton on bro

the warm front is to the north and west and it progresses into new england and stalls into southern newland and north of the front, temperatures stay in the 20s and 30s there. but we are south of the front and that means the warmth will continue through much of the rest of the work week. >> so the full moon tonight in allentown and 42 in reading and 40 in philadelphia, so not as chilly as the last few nights, it's pleasant out there to be outdoors and that is the way it will stay here for the next couple of days. the jet stream will be riding up into the central part of the united states over the central portions of the great lakes and into southern and eastern canada and temperatures 20 degrees above average, a far cry from the snow sunday night and early monday morning in the eastern areas, record territory, we'll be far off it tomorrow, we'll take the 70 far off the 80 degree record in 2012 and thursday tickling the record of 76 degrees, that was set back in 1988. the exclusive accuweather forecast 70 degrees with a midweek winner tomorrow, a few high clouds and record warmth thursda

new england tonight. temperatures are critical part of this forecast. because it is going to be rain here in southern new england. atmosphere above us to work. like to make it down to the ground so where would temperatures be worcester's at 40 right now. tonight with those clear skies going to drop down to freezing start to go back up but the precipitation or to arrive when it's very close to that wheezing point so it's not worcester the city i'm so concerned with its points to the north of worcester for instance here in fitchburg clear skies temperature going to 34. gardner i showed you earlier going to about 32 it's going to let's check out key new hampshire 84 degrees under clear skies right now going down to 3132 as the rain starts to fall rains going to get her after 11 o'clock most locations early in western massachusetts boston looks precarious 37 right now temperatures level off going to start going back up by 6 o'clock in the morning up to 50 degrees good possibility 40s and 50s throughout eastern massachusetts for the morning blowing in. here's your winter weather advisory national weather

southern new england will see heavy pockets of snow. moves up into maine by early afternoon monday. new york area, just about an inch on grassy surfaces. farther east, higher the snowfall totals will be. 6 to 10 inches, southeastern mississippi. up into down east maine. washington, d.c., new york, i don't see a lot of travel troubles early tomorrow morning. head into new england, could see troubles until noontime. then this whole storm system will race away by the time we go into sunday afternoon. lester. >> all right, suddenly this rain doesn't seem so bad around us. >> when nightly news continues on this sunday, they made it to italy. we will tell you why the migrants still feel dangerous >>> some street scenes here in havana earlier today before the rain moved in. overseas, as the migrant crisis plays out in europe, some of those who have come in search of a better life and often to escape violence have found refuge and work in the fields of italy, working lands and it turns out have a notorious violent connection of their own. we get more from sicily and bill nealy. >> reporter:

coastal parts of southern new england, including cape cod, could see up to 7 inches of snow sunday and monday. >> it is taking out the snow for us. >> we still have a little bit. >> spring snow is never what we want to hear. >> it has not been a bad winter.>> it is time for spring. >> we are down over 30 inches as far as the season goes for cleveland. it has been a quiet winter. let's take a look outside. we have a few stars out. more clients than anything. 33 degrees is the current temperature. winds up out of the northeast at teamwork -- 14 miles per hour . the wind chill is painful. we are dry across home. overcast skies in bedford. 30 in kirtland. 33 in peninsula. 32 in orwell. below that number in chardon in madison at 31. 34 in akron. a little bit warmer at 36 above freezing to the north. close to the lake at 33 in westlake. wins at 14 miles per hour . it does back off a little bit in the afternoon hours tomorrow. i think we will notice them, but it will be lighter at about the readings for what it truly feels like when stepping outside. winter jackets needed for late- night fun.

that we've had through much of the day but most of the bulk of the steadier rain is now into southern new englandork city. we're catch canning a bit of a . activity blossoming near a warm front north and west of pittsburgh. that system sliding to our south and tomorrow what it means for us and any of those days that would fare best if you like that sunshine and warmer temperatures coming up in just a little bit, supplies we do. >> we would like it back. adam thanks. >> from our delaware news room today police say they made a major drug bust after getting a tip. today police in elsmere showed off the drugs and weapons they confiscated. police say they found marijuana steroids and guns worth $100,000. police arrested 51-year-old robert johnson after searching a home in the unit block of hazel avenue. >>> some disturbing facebook photos are now under investigation by the delaware department of natural resources. the images show at least 11 dead geese in a field on mulberry knoll road in llewes. the person who posted the picture said a black chevy blazer ran over the birds yesterday and then drove of

american model so also has a more nuisance type of event and doesn't have that much snow in southern new england. as of now, the trend is a little bit off the coast. from the event. but as of now, we're looking at a minor event, showers and storms along the gulf coast. and on sunday, we'll be watching where the storm so, how did you do? you ready for your quiz? >> yeah. i don't like the way it sounds either way. >> a little wintry but the odds of a huge major storm are a little less today than yesterday. >> we'll take that. >>> well, seaworld's major de decision over the future of killer whales. >>> and the situation in brazil no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena . this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tire

it was 82 outside new york city and newark yesterday. 80 in bedford and southern new england. so, another warm enjoyable day in the east. now a closer look at your day ahead. to sore up the east coast.on81 inco raleigh, 80 in charleston, but there'sch the chance of heavy rain arkansas through louisiana and some will make it up into the ohio valley and eventually new england. a rough start to our march. >> hope it's short lived at that. . bill, thank you very much. the top 10 paying jobs. money, money, money. >>> and one cab driver, watch driver, tch i think we should've taken asft at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the wate all is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions.'s what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. if your family outing is magical you may be muddling through allergies. for powerful and zyrtec is different than cla

new england and seasons are just suggestions. there is some concern about power outages in southern new england.ike that one this one wil also have heavier snow. >> it is because of that same system in boston we may have some very blustery conditions tomorrow, right? >> exactly. as this tracks up the coast and intensi intensifies, it causes breezy and windy conditions in our area tomorrow. we wil notice wind chill temperatures feeling like temperatures are in the 30s and 40s throughout the day tomorrow. make sure you bundle an end. very little impact on the area. on the eastern shore, a coating to 2 inches in spots and blustery and chilly tomorrow. overall for this work week, nice weather for the first week of spring, happy spring. >>> by tomorrow, despite the fact it's not a fabulous day, weather having an impact on your day, get rid of clouds and give way to morning sunshine and finally need the sunglasseses, however, temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. 38 in washington and 36 in fredericksburg and overnight in leesburg. in the low to mid 30s, between 32 and 35 degrees. not a lot of ice patch

not only does it warm us up, it's going to warm up the mid- atlantic all the way into southern new england. a big warm-up in store for the east coast later thursday, friday, and into early on next weekend. so a look at florida's most accurate seven-day forecast. it looks beautiful. mid-70s this weekend, back in the lower 80s to middle 80s by the middle of next week. >>> well, coming up, chris archer's spring debut was nearly perfect, and the lightning after chance to make history tomorrow night at amalie arena. >>> thanks for stopping by. the lightning are surge up the standings tied with the panthers for the third season in the playoffs. one of the main reasons why, the continued dominance of in the eight-game streak bishop has allowed just six goals during that streak. impressive for the man between the pipes. bishop recorded 33 saves last night in the win over his former team the ottawa senators. he has owned the sens after being traded to tampa bay back in 2013. more importantly, bishop's career season is getting even better. >> we've given up two or less and lost just nine times. that

a period of snow is possible in southern new england the greatest chance of accumulation come in southeast massachusetts ma, we rebound in the 40s for the next week. back to you. >>> the young boy's fight with cancer is inspiring others conner is battling stage four cancer confined him to a wheelchair but not his spirit. he is now student of the month and honored for perseverance seeing the positive side. >> they are looking for a cure, i think there is something out there that's going to work. >> we are trying to find something that will slow it there has to be a way to be closer to the cure. >>> the family recently returned from a make a wish trip to the bahamas you can see the community tied blue and orange ribbons to honor him and welcome him back home after that trip we are rooting very hard for conner here. >>> still aturning the page how the oscars best picture win is drawing new attention to abuse i feel too young to be this old. i just want to be her mom, not her full-time job. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commo

as we go through the morning, southern new england will see heavy pockets of snow. then it moves up into down east maine by early afternoon monday. the new york area, just about an inch on grassy surfaces. the farther east you go, though, the higher the snowfall totals will be. 6 to 10 inches, southeastern massachusetts. up into down east maine. washington, d.c., new york, i don't see a lot of travel troubles early tomorrow morning. but you head up into new england, we could see troubles until about noontime. then this whole storm system will race away by the time we go into sunday afternoon. lester. >> all right. suddenly this rain doesn't seem so bad around us. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this sunday, they made it to italy. we will tell you why these migrants still feel dangerous close by. >>> later from here in havana, meet a woman who has already heard from president obama and is now hoping he will stop by for a visit and some coffee. >>> some street scenes here in havana earlier today before the rain moved in. overseas, as the migrant crisis plays out

to bring that snow along with rain and frigid temperatures from the mid-atlantic north into southern new england. and those conditions will make this morning's east coast commute very treacherous, especially between the carolinas of massachusetts, also watch out for snowy or wet roads around west coast. >>> if you're flying airport delays are possible in washington, philadelphia, new york, boston and san francisco. >>> well, experts are applauding legend brandi chastain that she will donate her brain to concussion research and the degenerative brain disease cte. >> they say it's especially important since so few female athletes have been studied for concussion risk. here's now abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: the soccer star known for that celebration at the world cup, coming forward about the dangers of the sport. 47-year-old brandi chastain announcing she will donate her brain to research on cte, the degenerative brain disease linked to concussions. >> brandi is such an iconic figure for a big chunk of our country that hasn't really been focused on the concussion issue. >> reporter: as a co

new england. where we will see most of the higher snowfall totals. the storm will strengthen out over the water overnight. the mid atlantic brushed by the western side of the southern new england will see heavy pockets of snow. moves up into maine by early afternoon monday. new york area, just about an inch on grassy surfaces. farther east, higher the snowfall totals will be. 6 to 10 inches, southeastern mississippi. up into down east maine. washington, d.c., new york, i don't see a lot of travel troubles early tomorrow morning. head into new england, could see troubles until noontime. then this whole storm system will race away by the time we go into sunday afternoon. lester. >> all right, suddenly this rain doesn't seem so bad around us. >> when nightly news continues on this sunday, they made it to italy. we will tell you why the migrants still feel dangerous close by. >>> later from here in havana, meet a wom why do some cash back cards keep throwing obstacles at you? first - they limit where you earn bonus cash back. then - those places change every few months? i think i'll pass... on every purchase, everywhere. you can't dodge the question... what's in your w

going to stay away from a southern new england. once again a storm system passes to our west, and basically this storms going to our west. warm air winds, your storm time line for morning commute you'll need rain gear and make sure that rain can withstand wind because i do think winds tomorrow morning between 20 and 30 miles per hour, even occasionally gusting over 40 miles per hour. few hours. it's a fast moving weather system, why we got the wind. so we move it out of here quickly. i think we can get rain out 10 or 11 o'clock tomorrow morning by noon shows over. sunshine comes back. and it will still be windy even throughout afternoon winds tomorrow afternoon between 25 and 35 miles per hour along the coastline. continuing to gust 30 to 35 miles per hour. the number will go down though from the morning. temperatures tomorrow morning in upper 50s, 2 o'clock tomorrow after noon. upper 30s and evening commute. going to feel like winter blues reand cold. thursday, lots of sunshine, but a cold day. high temperatures on thursday only i

as it continues to migrate to the north and east will be a moderate snowfall event across southern new englandt for us we will track light snow as it goes throughout the rest of the overnight hours. future tracker six showing you by midnight tonight we do have to allow for some snow that will continue on that i-95 corridor. it tips as well for areas east of philadelphia, a bit of the sharp cut off for our neighbors north and west of town. it does look like the snow will taper at two or 3:00 in the morning for philadelphia a, and by six or 7:00 the showers will start to exit from a west to east direction across coastal sections of new jersey. it is as far as snowfall and what we are expecting, about a coat to go an inch for the heart of our region. and it may be hard to find any snow, on the ground, because of the moisture is so wet and the roads are so wet, and temperatures are above freezing, as we go throughout the the overnight hours. one to 3 inches for area of lakehurst and atlantic city and wildwood. little to no accumulation for areas west of lancaster up through allentown. so we will t

areas in upstate new york rochester syracuse even a nor easter that slammed it northern and southern new england yesterday through today with more than 6 inches of snow and in pockets through this morning high pressure to ourselves but also in the upper level winds it appears it will steer away and stave off the sprint to the north the front of the north will be pretty close proximity so what we will have to do is watch how it could be bobbing back and forth over the next couple of days and other counties get more clouds frost advisory's freeze warnings across the deep south and the carolina coast and weather front will be stalled for most as well as michigan's use a michigan here's a look at the front again the high pressure is trying to keep it away in far enough north but at times it could clip will graze her grades are northern counts a few showers late tuesday tuesday night into early wednesday in the front rebounds nicely but also a cold front on the way at that point for tonight we looking at low 30s early to mostly cloudy as you wake up on your tuesday morning it'll be cold not as called

sheriff's sergeant jordan buckley remains in the hospital. >> schools in boston and southern new england aren't taking any chances ahead of a spring snowstorm. they've already called off classes today. the storm is expected to just graze the new york city area except for eastern long island expected. boston is already bracing for a miserable commute this morning with 1 to 2 inches of snow per hour expected overnight. schools are closed as we mention there had and in parts of connecticut. >>> and in today's forecast, the snow in the northeast will melt this afternoon as it warms up. that's good news. dry andcalliy in the south this morning. mild in the midwest and heavy rain from northern california to southern oregon. >> 40s in boston and chicago. 50s in atlanta and seattle. 60s in beautiful great falls. and miami. and 70s in denver and albuquerque, phoenix 94. >> well, after four long days of basketball and it was painful field of 64 has been whittled down to the sweet 16. tournament's second week with a dramatic win over steven f. austin. >> a tip-in with just a second one-point victor

southern new jersey and delaware. earlier this morning gusty showers and downpours that passed through and they were gone by the time most of us woke up. they were clearing out in southern new england and in the midwest and the nation's heartland that is where our next system is starting to gain momentum. tonight it's clear and brisk and cold, and 22 to 27 degrees and the winds will back off a bit to the tune of 7 and 14 miles per hour. thursday it's a decent day, we start with sunshine in the morning despite a chill, and near freezing at 10:00 in the morning and 39 degrees maybe some thermometers at 40 in the middle part of the day and dry with clouds building at 7:00 in the evening at 36 degrees. future tracker shows it's not until late in the evening, 11:00 we see the light snow breaking out especially south of philadelphia and it overtakes the region and ins in the morning at 7:00 a.m., it's spotty to the north and west and more put together in the south and west and a southern system and continues through the lunch time hour especially in southern new jersey and delaware and mixing by lunch time in the southern areas because of some warmer air trying to filter in with the sun

that is where it will stay and the front will stall over central and southern new england here as we we are on the southern end of the front. that is the warm side. we have the full warm moon overnight tonight not as chilly as well and check out the planet jupiter just to the left of the moon tonight as well. temperatures really not bad, 43 to 46 degrees with the southwesterly wind and then east coast ridge builds here as the jet stream cuts across the southern plains and heads into central canada and pulls the warm southwesterly winds in so we are looking at temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average and this area of orange we could see records falling for tomorrow we are far off the record of 80 set in 2012, the forecast high 10 degrees cooler than that at 70 and 74 on thursday, near the old record of 76 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 70s for the next couple of days and lots of sunshine and a few high clouds and showers in the morning and a round of rain thursday night into friday and good friday the sun returns and still warm at 66, and we are back to norm

quickly that weekend mass showed you more later want to get to this ocean storm watches clips southern new england with snow. get to the storm system tonight and start watching for the tender for that snow. have a in the seven-day forecast there's your weekend and you much cooler weekend kind of chilly start tomorrow march 1 week in tracking store tonight but potential for snow early on friday is latest information comes in this evening. >> is kevin just told us why you were sleeping the ice and rain will be falling to wake up shall ever updated forecast julie keeping an eye on the roads. fox25 morning news get started at 4:00 a.m.. >> tonight after nearly a year in space asked not scott kelly getting ready to come back to earth. he could resist the chip that was one lasting incredible view before he leaves the international space station kelly posted these pictures of the sunrise scene from 249 miles above the earth. nasa rather kelly through a series of tests once he's back and prepare the results to his identical twin brothers to see does to the human bo how do you reimagine "banking"? you star