some rain northern california cal northern portions our state. sierra getting some snow out this as well. and then trough continues to into parts of utah and arizona and even into far northern lyn con county. a little bit of light rain showers popping up there mountain snow, but in las vegas, dry conditions. in fact, looking mostly nine skies this afternoon. so highs today, 67 degrees botheder city 71. loughlin 78. again this stepcal for first day of november. tonight, knows lows they are going get down there. pahrump 40 degrees. mount charleston j have lot heater will being kicked on later tonight in las vegas. low about 55 degrees. tomorrow, temperature start warm up again. 76 degrees and then back into

it was part of their campaign to try and undermine british rule in northern ireland and to make northernectively ungovernable. >> no warnings were given, and the targets seem to have been chosen precisely because they would be crowded with people at that time of day. >> what they managed to do was make the percussive regularity of bombs going off the norm in northern ireland during the 1970s. >> what do you think will happen? >> i think they'll just keep bombing going on. >> it's got to end some time. >> aye, some time, but i don't know when. nobody knows. >> i'm jim mckay speaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympic village in munich, west germany. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fenc

very slow through a section of northern virginia. we're talking about georgetown >>> that breaking news is out of great falls virginia where a pole is down blocking traffic on georgetown pike. chopper 4 is headed to that scene this morning. good morning as we approach 6:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we have complete coverage for you. this could impact a lot of you. especially if you're headed to or from northern virginia. >> we'll check in with first 4 freitas. first, a look from the ground and molette green. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. 30 minutes ago a verizon crew came through here to join the utility work that is going on right down there. early morning commuters are running into the road block here at georgetown pike and we're at springvale road here. both sides of georgetown pike shut down to give these crews space to make the necessary utility pole and some wires and so this stretch has been closed throughout the night. we're here along springvale road. the closure runs all the way down to nicholas run dri

he may be a legend in northern ireland, but he's also maureen's big brother. -younger brother, smart guy. -and you want to look your best. -yeah. -so-- -can i go now? -yes. -[whistling] -i don't think that i have seen him that happy in a very long time. -yup. -it's nice. i'm happy for hihi aren't you? -yes i am. i'm also jealous. i'd like to have a real relationship too, you know. oh, but what a minute. you and i do have a relationship. -yeah. well, yeah. -but i is just not like that one. -no. it's not. no. you don't send me flowers and stuff. -you got that right. maureen: that's his flight. let's go. -relax. maureen, relax. -it's been so long. suppose he doesn't recognize me? -oh, ho, ho. -how do i look? -you look beautiful. -thanks charlie. oh, there he is. sean! -sean, what do you hope to accomplish on your first visit to the united states? -what are you going to say at the rally? -i'll have a statement for you later. now if you'll excuse me. -i can't believe you're here. much too long. oh, this must be the scoundrel that's i'd like you to meet charlie deva

the snow will start to increase in the northern rockies tomorrow, and the northern when winter go out! denver's cold batch of air coming in may mean a quick flip from morning and afternoon rain showers to snow. and it's possible we'll see 1-2 inches of melting snow in the city, a could affect the evening drive and be clear thursday night. while friday is clear, it's gonna be awfully windy and cold out here. a winter storm watch for the northern and central mountains tomorrow night into thursday. 5-10 inches of snow. no advisories for denver, the front range or the eastern plains. yet. still onshore from the pacific northwest. it's coming i increasing, all the moisture going up and dominant ridge will filter into colorado on thursday, the ridge breaks contained in areas around the pacific northwest and northern rockies. dry day statewide tomorrow with that knock on the record for the date. tomorrow there'll be an increase in cloud cover late in the day, but dry and windy conditions, high fire danger as well. lows very comfortable tonight in the 40s for lower elevations, 30s in the unbe

areas to our northwest will not into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the monday. a strong storm system is tracking through the region over but windy and colder weather friday and saturday. a few light rain showers could track through our area friday with some light rain and snow showers friday be so fortunate. several inches of snow is expected to fall from colorado through the dakotas today and tonight and get even stronger for us tomorrow and tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through it feel colder. we will warm back into the mid 40s by monday. bring breezy and warm conditions to the kwwl viewing area today, but windy and colder weather friday and saturday. a few light rain showers could track through colorado through the dakotas and into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30

upfully the northern spots -- especially in the northern zephyrhills. and 55 down towards bradenton and sarasota. this is life on the opposite of last night's cold front. these temperatures, 5 to 10, even better than 10 degrees cooler right now than this time yesterday after the cooler, drier air started filtering in behind the front. and all that red and orange, very dry air above us. dew point values in the 20s and 30s. very dry air. just getting brisk with average heading into this afternoon. staying breezy too. a lot of sunshine for the afternoon. we're only expecting high temperatures in the upper 60s, about 10 degrees below average for this time of the year. these low temperatures tonight, even cooler than this morning. dropping down into the upper 30s across northern spot where is we could see some areas of frost. tampa drops down to around 45. last time we have been 50 or lower in tampa. all the way back at the end of march. caribbean, 70% chance in the next five days for a tropical depression to develop. so chilly but tropical season continues.

tier of states, northern across the great lakes. >> more clippers. i think that the main take away is kind of like a classic new england winter. we have not had that in a while. >> we are not going to have all fluff storms like two years ago. we are going to have a variety of different type of density snows. >> that is important when it comes to the drought. we had average precipitation. >> what is the water content? >> yeah. sloppy snow could be a good thing this year. >> it is the hardest part of the seasonal outlook. the mountains. a boston is more than 55 be. >> i am thinking more from west of boston since it is more of a classic new england winter. closer to 60, 70 inches. >> that sounds about right. >> and interested in the islands. they have got big winters. >> this year we are going to go slightly below everyone else which is typical. >> around 30 or so. >> putting snowflakes up in northern new england. what do you think? >> the northern that storm track potential, possible blowup storms on the coast. you have got to go with more than they ha

massachusetts and northern new am sure they are happy to see that with the skiing through the course of the weekend. worcester at 35. 36 in keene and a few towns will hover close to freezing overnight tonight. a little bit of light icing taking place in the slick areas, usually overpasss, the decks in the backyard, the front step. keep an eye north worcester and southwest new hampshire, the highest odds of icing. north and east, no issues there. the coldest temps again well off to the north and west. tonight, a batch of light rain and snow moving through in the next couple hour and then just clouds. if you are camping tonight or out and about tomorrow, it's not going to be raining outside or a real soggy day, just mainly cloudy skies and drizzle and a few light showers and no significant rainfall, just a damp and gray day. drizzle and cool tomorrow morning, temps in the upper 30s to low 40s, and we see look to friday evening, a couple of showers. the sunset at 4:15. for high temp, 50 across the cape, the islands and the south coast. colder temperatures inland and reaching the low 40s

for snow is likely for northern wisconsin and wet roads are a concern locally. partly to mostly cloudy for our thanksgiving day with highs in the low 40s likely. we can expect more rain and possibly a few flakes early friday but then we by monday. today: overcast with rain showers likely. high: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: cloudy. showers case closed! brad pitt will not face charges --- after the f-b-i ends its child abuse investigation. the complaints were first made after an incident involving one of actor's children on a private plane back in september. pitt's former wife --- actress angelina jolie filed for divorce a day later. earlier this month, the los angeles county services cleared pitt of any wrongdoing. jolie is seeking full custody of the couple's six children. an update on kanye west's medical crisis --- according to reports the rapper is now on psychiatric hold at the u-c-l-a medical center. according to t-m-z.. west was at his trainers house monday getting checked out by one of his doctors for sleep deprivation when he started acting erratically

out as the low exits overnight but we stay those traveling today and tonight, snow is likely for northern wisconsin and wet roads are a concern locally. partly to mostly cloudy for our thanksgiving day with highs in the low 40s likely. we can expect more rain and possibly a few flakes early friday but then we start warming and could hit 50 by monday. today: overcast with rain showers likely. high: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph anchor adlibs traffic red yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays triple-a is calling it the biggest thanksgiving rush in years! more than 48 million are expected to travel...including one million wisconsinites. so whether your driving...or flying...triple a projects an increase. fox6's deandra corinthios is live at mitchell airport with triple-a says this week -- from wednesday to sunday -- will be the busiest thanksgiving travel week in nine years. and even though air fares were projected to increase 21 percent this thanksgiving...more people than years past are choosing to fly. air travel is still expected to go up about one-point-six percent.

this was on 1st 9th -- 19th and northern. she was very distraught after the crash and hoping the two would make it. >> it looked pretty bad. >> reporter: a father and son trying to rush across the street here at northern and 19th according to witnesses, but the light was red. a woman driving this car slammed into them. medics rushed the father and his 12-year-old son to the hospital where the dad unfortunately died. intersection as police spent several hours investigating the scene. tragic accidents like this one, people who live nearby say they see all too often. >> this intersection on northern and 19 is an accident about to happen all the time. >> reporter: diana brest was driving by and heard the accident and also heard it two weeks ago on 19th avenue when a woman was hit and killed by a car. she says the area needs stronger >> they shall have amber flashing lights or something that says can't cross or lightrail tracks. >> police have not said whether or not the driver will face charges. i will say that they did tell us t

this front will press into northern colorado, just graze the northern tier but it might bring a little powder to the higher elevation areas. tonight, 40 degrees with mostly clear skies. the wind is picking up head of the next front. butchers cool in the 30s in northern colorado. quiet. you can see the front pushing through. by 7:00 a.m. we will wake up to a few clouds in the denver metro. so snowfall in the northern and central mountains possible. that will be areas above 10,000 feet. it will be nice to see at least a little blanket. for us we will see the clouds as well as an increase in the wind. lunchtime tomorrow, then the front pushes through. by 6 pm, of rain showers but i think they will struggle to make it here to the surface. it has been so dry. tonight is not too bad. tomorrow once again will be worn. but cooler. relatively speaking. 67. low 70s in lamar and pueblo. but with the incoming storm from the northwest it will not temperatures down. the mountains 40. 56 in idaho springs. quarter. temperatures -- corridor. for the start of next week a record it 78. i think will be sh

that jumped to 136 in 2014 with 23 of the schools in northern virginia. the institute is calling for districts to introduce enrollment policies that 5:00 a.m. >> reporter: we're staying on top of breaking news at 5:00 a.m. a man shot and killed in the district and a community is looking for answers. what we're now finding out from investigators if a live report minutes away. >> first, good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. i want to talk about the weather. a little rain this morning as we headed into work. >> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell is here with a look at our >> good morning aaron and eun. good morning, everybody, tuesday is off to a cloudy and wet start. no heavy rain out there but the combination of light rain, mist, drizzle and a lot of fallen leaves could make roads slippery. melissa is keeping a close eye on the road conditions this morning. know that there is a little bit of moisture that you'll be dealing with first thing. current temperatures are in the mid-40s and we'll stay cloudy and wet here for most of the

here -- i should say northern vermont and northern new york. here are the rainfall tallies. again. not much. this is kind of the same kind of weather system that we have seen with other storms this fall with the beneficial rain. but as noted we'll take what we can get. since the first of september, boston just a little bit below normal and worcester running above normal since early september, and the new drought monitor is in, and some good news. we've actually seen some dryness. you can still see a large area f red. boston, out towards worcester ad merrimack valley. across portions of rhode island, southeastern massachusetts. in fact if you notice nantucket pulled out of the drought classification altogether. so good news there. temps, at this time we made it into the 60s through the day. and they're slowly backing up into the 50s across southern new hampshire. here's the cold front and as you move on the other side of that overnight tonight. we've had some colder mornings even this week than what we'll have tonight and tomorrow morning. temps between 44 and 47, and for tomorrow t

more than 400 are still without power in northern virginia. and g&e is reporting fewer than 40. >>> president-elect donald trump has another full day of meetings today. perry. perry is reportedly being considered as a contender to lead the energy department, a department he forgot as he tried to name agencies he would eliminate as president in a debate back in 2011. trump spent the weekend meeting for several contenders including mitt romney at his golf club in new jersey. hundreds of people protested donald steven bannon as chief strategist. protesters argue that bannon is anti-semitic. melania trump and her son barron may not be moving to the white house in january. instead the president-elect said that they would move in after barron's school year is finished. the new york "post" reported sunday that there was some uncertainty surrounding mrs. this in just a few minutes. >>> new overnight, president obama is back at the white house after his final international trip as president. he wrapped up his trip by daending the asian pacific economic

has been falling overnight with temps in the mid to upper 30s, to lower 40s along the lake, and northern wisconsin, it has been snowing all night, and that will continue today, with 2-4" of accumulation from wausau and north. minneapolis could see about 4" of snow. it will be a cold rain in southern wisconsin with highs in the low to mid 40s. the rain tapers off before 10pm with patchy fog, and lows in the 30s. incident free slippery condiditions on the roads speeds slightly reducedno delays a federal judge has blocked a u.s. labor rule extending overtime pay to more than 4 million workers.the rule would have started next week and would have guaranteed additional money in the form of mandatory overtime pay.ann sterling is live with more. many employers nationwide were gearing up for this new rule --- and have already changed the way they pay workers to meet the requirements .but now. the new rules would have required anybody earning less than $47 thousand a year ---- and working more than 50 hours a week be given at least time- and-a-half overtime pay.but -- the u.s. district judge ruled

of water in northern virginia, it was once named n lake and now the moniker it's been given is lost coon lake. some of the websites that are online now, the daily stormer, the traditionalist warrior party, if you go on and take a look at these websites and look at the traffic and the things that they write about, many americans are concerned about the use of the internet for purposes of terrorism outside of the united states, these people are breeding terrorism within the borders of our country. >> the one piece of good news is mother jones found that their overall traffic is not up. they're the same size. they just have an entry into the white house. >> that's what's changed. we've always had racists in this country and white nationalists. they've kind of been under rocks and now they've come out from under their rocks. dean and i daily try to figure out a silver lining to this nightmare. this might be the silver lining. jonathan says this is not the country we are. jonathan, yes, it is. that's the bad news. we've got to fight it more openly. >> we're going to come back. hold your

check out some of the northern spots. er iser hill, 44 degrees right now -- zephyrhills, 44 degrees right now. and 45 in crystal river. and brooksville also. the 24 hour temperature change night's cold front, temperatures 5 to 10 degrees cooler right now than this time yesterday. clearwater 11 degrees cooler. the front showing up nicely. much drier air filtering in to the sunshine state. here it is at the surface. these dew point values, exceptionally low. 20s and low 30s. very dry air above us. we will enjoy it during the day today but it will give the air a bit of a bite with the north so you can expect plenty of sunshine. just not a whole lot of warmth. into the overnight hour, tonight it gets even cooler, northern spots could dip into the upper 30s. tampa, the forecast low of 45. last time we felt temperatures cooler than 50 back on march 22nd. and tracking the tropic, we have in90l. a 70% chance of developing into a tropical depression the next five this afternoon. kick-off at 1:00, a high of around 49. a lot of suns

several inches of snow is expected to fall from into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph today and tonight and get even stronger for us tomorrow and tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm back into the mid 40s by monday. a strong storm system is slowly to the kwwl viewing area today, but windy and colder weather friday and saturday. a few light rain showers could track through our area friday with some light light and snow will not stick. areas to our northwest will not be so fortunate. several inches of snow is expected to fall from colorado through the dakotas and into northern minnesota through friday. winds will gust to 25 or 30 mph tomorrow night. this will produce falling temperatures starting this evening and continuing right through saturday morning. highs on saturday will only be in the upper 30s with the winds making it feel colder. we will warm back

northern new hampshire. the weekend is looking more promising than it was a couple days ago. pretty good news in terms of the weather. another look at what's been going on. the rain has been changing over from any snow you saw earlier today in southern new hampshire. flurries and snow showers in areas further to the north and west. that will be the case for a while this evening but eventually that line starts to move northward. here's a look at where the rain -- scattered rain and snow showers. the back edge is going to move through during the day tomorrow and it shuts off friday night into saturday. things calmed down quite a bit this weekend. futurecast showing the rain/snow line during the overnight hours move northward. around midnight in central new hampshire you could start seeing rain mixing in. good part of tomorrow before you go over to some rain showers in parts of northern new hampshire and then it comes to end friday night. a look at saturday with developing sunshine, snow showers still possible

the best chance would be in our northern a business is damaged after a woman crashes right into it. it happened just after seven-30 this morning at mulgrew's tavern in east dubuque, illinois. police say the woman was driving down the street when her brakes went out. she ended up crossing both lanes of traffic... happen. "it was just like a loud cannon going off. woke me up out of bar." the driver of the s-u-v suffered some injuries. she was taken to an area front door of the mulgrew's bar." the driver of the s-u-v suffered some injuries. she was taken to an area decision 20-16 coverage tongight.... two well-known names have been added to the ranks of president-eleal trump naming georgia congressman tom price as his health and human services secretary ... and former labor secretary elaine chao is expected to take over the department of transportation. trump also causing a stir today on social media after this tweet saying "nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag- if they do, there must be consequences- perhaps loss of citizenship or and as trump continues electing people t

rain showers across new york state and northern england as well. a light jacket and grab an umbrella tomorrow morning as you go out the door. showers may develop midday. the temperatures will be a split. we will take a look at the coming of. there's a chance of showers across vermont, new hampshire in far northern massachusetts. you are locked into the clouds and cooler temperatures. in the meantime a chance for temperatures south of the pike and getting into southeastern massachusetts. the main area of rain were watching for tomorrow comes in around lunchtime from west to east and travels across the region as we head through the afternoon, early afternoon toward cape cod. it shouldn't be a big soaking rainfall but it is some rainfall which is better than on. take a look at the temperatures. if you look at the north side toward the pike south, well near the 60s and even near 70 degrees. i think that new hampshire, northeastern massachusetts are going to stay in the 40s and 50s for most of the day tomorrow. with a better chance for more significant

slight chance for a few showers on tuesday especially in northern predominately dry. temperatures stay mild in the middle and upper 50s. thursday and fridaycould hit 60. rain returns friday wi lingering showers into saturday. chilly xt week with 40s for highs. week by week, the hopes of green bay packers fans a sinking. the team has lost fourf its last five games..and the last two losses have been ugly. ot opack g to bad start, e giving ua 75-yard demarco murray touchdown run on the tennessee titans' first play from scrimmage. the titans scored 35-points in the first half on their way to a 47 to 25 win. win.packers head coach mike mccarthy is meeting with coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... 3 it loo b is causing a s seriouproblem. and milwaukee firefighters are spreading wmth to students all over the city. we'll take a look at their winter coat campaign when we did you get out and look at the super-moon this weekend? sunday's been this close to the earth in nearly 70-years... 70-years... and while it's a spectacular sight, it's a probm in places like miami beach,

augusta area, columbus, and northern florida. wind damage would be the biggest concern, 10 million people under severe risk today, but again, only isolated tornado. here's the timing, there's 11:00, 12:00, as we go throughout the late afternoon, if we get strong storms on that front, that's when they'll occur. cold front moves slowly to the east, so beneficial rain, but need the severe weather we got along with it. some of the rain will move up the east coast, too. we showed you the fires, it's pouring on the fires right now, probably an additional half inch rainfall totals here about an inch to inch and a half. that's fantastic news for the firefighting efforts in that area. probably won't put them all out, but it's a big step in the right direction and everyone in the northeast, too, be prepared, heavy rain this afternoon and significant airport delays, but won't be severe weather up here from d.c. to boston in new york, just heavy downpours this afternoon. >> all right, great mother nature is helping out. thanks so much, bill.

most of the fog is widespread across northern new england, and extending down into parts of extreme northern massachusetts. visibility at lawrence is a quarter of a mile and just dropped to a quarter of a mile in bedford. pretty foggy but not much fog across extreme southern new england, a couple pockets but pretty good visibility down in here. so it's up to the north where we have this dense fog advisory from new hampshire into maine and maybe down into extreme that advisory is up until 8:00 this morning. we've got temperatures in the 30s here, low to middle 40s down over the cape right now. not much precipitation as you can see. then we get the warmest weather over southeast massachusetts just like we had yesterday morning and highs across the nation will be similar to yesterday as well although a little bit warmer in chicago than it was yesterday. then it warms up as you head to the south and the warmest area will be across southern texas. most all of florida the 70s to lower 80s and around the southwestern part of the nation around phoenix around 80 degrees. here's a weak system coming a

a cold air mass is hovering over the northern and eastern parts of japan. the officials are warning people of icy roads and disruptions in transportation. our meteorologist robert speta joins us now with more. >> this exceptional cold air mass dominating much of northern and central japan. you can see on our satellite picture you have northwesterly winds coming in. that classic sea-effect snowfall. typically whenever we get an area like that, the mountains of central japan blocks any snow from getting over. down toward the south we actually had a low coming in and, yes, that brought us our first snowfall since 1962 in november. quite incredible. snow in tokyo is rather rare. you only see it about once or twice a year so this early in the winter season is exceptionally unusual. how much is going to be coming down? as we go ahead through the rest of the day, looks like in downtown tokyo an additional 2 centimeters of snowfall is possible accumulating on surfaces that are not warm, car tops and table tops out there. looks like the heaviest will be back toward

this is the mother lode in northern virginia. you see a lead there for hillary clinton of about 90,000 votes. i believe, i'd have to go back and check, i believe there is still vote outstanding, not much, this is a county where president obama was re-elected four years ago by a margin of 109,000 votes. hillary clinton is getting the same level of support so she can probably squeeze, rough estimate, another 10, twepgt -- 20,000 out of fairfax county. looks like more vote just came in here. this one of all the northern virginia counties has the most still to come in. she could probably squeeze out between 10 and 20,000 there and also it looks like in richmond, the city of richmond, there's still maybe about 40% to come in there. hillary clinton could squeeze out. so the votes appear to be there, at least in theory, for hillary clinton to overcome a margin. now you see it's down to 21,000. the votes appear to be there in northern virginia and richmond. i can't really point to one red county like these democratic counties, but scatte

investigators are looking into a huge pile-up in northern china. more than 50 cars and trucks smashed into each other on an expressway that links the region with beijing. at least 17-people were killed, and 37 injured. early reports blame the crash on snow and rain. and check this out - astonishing aerial footage shot in japan. you can see large waves - triggered by yesterday's 7.4 magnitude earthquake -- traveling up river in miyagi. the quake struck off japan's honshu island - bringing back traumatic memories for locals of the devastating 2011 fukushima disaster. a decision about 'big health concern' in the city of milwaukee has been put on hold until next month. were talking a residential homes. fox6s angelica sanchez tells us the mayors office is disappointed by this mornings outcome. 'whats happening in milwaukee is whats been happening in the nation in every city that has most of its housing built in the 1950s when we stopped using lead.' at tuesday's common council meeting aldermen expressed concern for the next steps in addressing the city'

we do have some fog to deal with for the first few hours of the day, primarily over the northern half of the area. there's a cold front that has stalled across the region, allowing for a 15 degree temperature spread across eastern iowa. the fog is located on the cold side of this front. today, plan on highs into the upper 60s north with lower to middle 70s farther south. our weather continues to look active late tonight into wednesday with some spots able to exceed a half inch of rain by the time everything is all through late on wednesday. from thursday through early next week, dry c generally in the mid-60s and lows in the lower to middle 40s. this is around 10 degrees above normal both day and night. have a good day!today: partly cloudy and mild. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tonight: isolated showers late in the night. wind: ne 5-10. low: 55 tomorrow: showers and storms likely, especially south of highway 20. wind: ne 5-15. high: 60 tom. night: gradual clearing. wind: n 5-15. low: 44 thanks kaj. what began as a traffic stop, ended with cedar rapids crews having to removing a pinned polic

the best chance would be in our northern counties but toward the south. temperatures tomorrow will be cooler - low 40s for all. we dry out late week as high pressure tracks in but sunshine might not return until friday. behind the cold front yesterday, today will be mild in comparison. partly cloudy skies will continue through daytime hours. today will be above average in the mid 40s to the north and low 50s to the south. winds could be a little breezy at times but for the most part won't be an issue. tonight, additional clouds begin to track in ahead of a weather-maker that could bring a few flurries overnight...there most likely will not be any accumulation by sunrise on wednesday. for a light rain/snow mix across eastern iowa. the best chance would be in our northern counties but won't rule out seeing a mix cooler - low 40s for all. we dry out late week as high pressure tracks in we're continuing to follow breaking a crash happening on highway 20 in waterloo. you're getting a live look this morning out of waterloo right now. we have a crew on the way.

karen, there is a bit of concern overnight wednesday in some northern suburbs for perhaps a wintry mixven't talked about that much this year just yet. we'll tell you more about that and give you the latest thanksgiving call coming up. >> all right dave. >>> sounds good. it's cold out there. you might want to put some blankets in your car in case you get stuck like this guy, a disabled truck on i-95 blocking the right lane. we see police here on the scene with this. this is i-95 northbound as you're traveling between girard and allegheny so as you're heading towards the betsy ross bridge you've got the right lane blocked. i'm not real -- not really a delay just yet because it's early. watch for police then truck blocking the right lane. vine street expressway still closed and westbound, eastbound. no traffic just yet. it will return again, reopen at 5:00 a.m. and crews will return at 11 o'clock tonight on the vine. on the big picture here ben franklin parkway we've got the parade preps going on. everybody excited about that but expect some restrictions there. also in center city watchin

here's the secret sweet spot back here into western sek of northern medina northern summit county. it will shift but it does lock ke there is. and as you can see we will continue to have that lake effect in the morning. so generally speaking, outside of the primary and secondary snow belts we won't get that much but there's one to four here in this area. and 3 to 6. remember if this really sets up gets cranking, if we get the accumulation to stick, we could have some higher amounts in the locations. it's going to be one to keep an eye on. window nation forecast 50 and falling tomorrow. 30s on sunday as the lake- effect winds down. clouds on monday, and finally as we head towards thanksgiving chance for rain on turkey day. we will be right back. >>> coming up next the cavs back at the q ready to take on pistons. >> and help is on the way. >>> not keya of bedford and >> browns and steelers on sunday. the injury report william the only play that didn't suit up is questionable. they need everyone on board for an upset win. pittsburgh faferred by -- favored by 8 points. you can feel the

the resorts in northern colorado will see 5 to 10 hours. travel conditions become increasingly difficult on the i- 70 corridor after lunchtime tomorrow. our matt renoux will cover that for us throughout the day. winter weather and travel advisories out for much western u.s., beneficial moisture coming in with a fast moving storm that will be past our state by this time tomorrow night. winds increase out of the southwest and shift out of the north, northwest on the backside of a system that will pull in some really cold air. highs tomorrow in the low 40s, half the number we sa and that cold air is coming in quick. so we'll hit that high before lunchtime. a dry overnight period statewide, dry for the morning drive. by 8:30 we see moisture increasing west of the continental divide. about lunchtime we get a rain/snow mix in denver, a push early in the afternoon and a secondary band that comes through during the evening rush between 3:00 and 6:30. with the trace to 2 inches of accumulation on grassy surfaces, if it times out will complicate the

they are targeting just the northern front range. north of denver. i can't rule out a few sprinkles from the south. most of what we're seeing around the metro area. is e >> better phoesture is here. better moisture is here. >> . temperatures today. 60s and 70s. statewide. actually only a few spots in the 70s. out there. including denver. >> outside right now. west wind at 14 miles per hour. air over top of us. and dry. even though the radar is scanning the skies. not having much falling down here. 52. 55 in the broom field area. climb up in elevation. you can see the 30s up here. and obviously the censor at approximate >> still a little bit of wind. you can see the wind speeds. color coded it. up over ten to 15 miles per hour. coming in strong across the denver area. and that flow will continue out of the north tomorrow. while most of the stronger winds will migrate onto the eastern plains. that brisk north wind. you'll feel it. a cool wind. the best chance for moisture over the mountains -fpt northern let in sunshine through the lunch hour. and then

josh: the entire state was blanketed with snow and it is still falling in the northern parts of t to mike haddad for more on this blast of winter. mike: yes. snow for just about all of new hampshire last night and this morning adding up to several inches especially in northern and central parts of the granite state. three inches of snow in franconia. east wakefield four and a half. pittsburg at five. bow an inch and a half. but that is nothing compared to the snow guns that have been blasting off the great lakes. take a look at new york state, by 50 miles, over two feet of snow. lake placid a foot and a half or close to it. and still a lot of heavy snow in upstate new york all the way towards burlington, vermont in through the green mountains. also northern new hampshire still getting in on the action, we are lynn, through the white mountains, an additional one to three will fall between now and daybreak. we've got winter cold statewide right now. todas way back in april 4th when highs only reachedded the upper 20's. what about more snow chances over the next several days? we'll look

the most concentrated area of rain is up in the northern counties. you can see in parts of northwestern dubuque and back in the delaware county, some of this is moderate rain. than you get further night/north -- and we are showing some blue. the surface reports are not indicating snow but that is the color we associate with no. overall, precipitation continues to move northeast and should be out of our counties for time during the evening hours only to redevelop later on tonight. for the south, south of highway 20, we don't see too much from cedar rapids on to washington. you get east of that, that is that continues. we will go into a bit of a lull as we go through the evening but more rain is expected to develop later tonight. it will be around tomorrow morning. as far as the commute goes tomorrow, temperatures should be in the mid-30s. above freezing. all the precipitation will be in the form of rain in eastern iowa. if you are traveling, rain will be in the forecast. that should last into the afternoon hours. holiday travelers tomorrow dismiss --

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. >> the first major snowstorm of the year is now moving from the rockies to the northern plains. some areas could see 6 to 12 inches of snow and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. let's get details now from accuweather's justin povick. justin, good morning. >> mara and kendis, thanks, good morning to you. states and look at snow accumulations by the time we get into late tonight. east of fargo along interstate 94, north and west twin cities, upwards of double-digit snow accumulation, some areas well over a foot of snow. the other big impact here, damaging winds which could exceed 60 miles per hour into the overnight. mara, kendis, back to you. >> all right, our thanks to justin and the weather problem in the southeast is the drought that's been fueling dozens of wildfire, more than 190 square one official says he's never seen a fall wildfire season like this one. thousands of firefighters are trying to contain the flames which may burn until spring. the air quality is so bad it's sending people to hospitals. >>> dozens of people have been killed in a third day of air strikes by

nice and cool right now across northern arizona. in the 20s and 30s in many locations, into the lower deserts, below average with these numbers. phoenix at 61. safford, you're in the 50s right now. we're actually dipping into the 50s in many locations, fountain hills, apache junction, cave creek all in the upper 50s at this hour. 60s across the board pretty much for the west valley. 64 into wickenburg, 59? for scottsdale and then 58? in to florence w that storm system that already came through, we've seen those temperatures drop down to below average, including the valley. four norm today. we came in at 66?. typical temp for today is 70? and back in 2014, you'll remember this thanksgiving week was very warm. in fact, we had 87? as the afternoon temperature then. few watches and warnings i want to point out to you. of course, all this activity means we have winter storm warnings. in addition to those winter weather advisories, we also have some freeze warnings just to the east of the valley. those conditions in terms of the potential

a snow lover. >> northern storm track potential. you have to with more than last year. >> closer to a more typical winter. probably not the end of the world winter two years ago or the one we had last year. >> what do you think? >> cheers. >> cheers. >> maybe to the as funny as seinfeld but we are expecting temperatures close to average above-average snowfall. we'll have more moving through tonight. from the pike southward, no wintery precipitation expected but light snow and a few ice pellets may mix in. one batch is swinging through light snow and will stay mainly snow across vermont and new hampshire. all we are expecting are coatings. at most, 1" on the grass. 32 in pittsfield. a trip out towards the icy. worcester at 36 and we have pocket where -- pockets where we could see freezing temps, northern worcester, southwestern new hampshire and down in the berkshires, light and spotty, so not a big problem. just be cautious on the roads. these are the expected overnight lows, readings coldest north and west and metro west to the nor

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out 70s, looks like we will stay that way until next week, now we are in the upper 60s across the northern counties. 68 brooksville, 72 in kathleen, 75 in bartow, low 70s along the coast sarasota at 77, satellite shows quiet conditions as does futurecast through this evening, wake-up time saturday morning the low 60s along the coast, low to mid 50s across the northern counties and the mid to upper 50s down south. hour by hour partly cloudy to clear overnight, i will let you know when showers are back in the forecast and beyond in a couple of minutes.>>> america is pausing to remember the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform. for his last veterans day in office president barack obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknn tributes parades and events taking place throughout the bay area to patriot to veterans and all of the services branches. hundreds gathering at the veteran memorial park, among them members of a high school rotc the next group who will defend the country. >> our objective was to get youth involvement with our we wanted to see what the program is like. >> t

any snow showers would likely just be far northern new hampshire. sunday we could see a flurry but most of the snow activity on sunday will also be in the mountains. in terms of accumulations it areas north and west of concord that you could see around lake sunapee and lebanon, upper valley and toward the monadnock region you to be at higher elevations see any type of dusting. further north you could see a dusting to an interest so overnight into early tomorrow morning. low temperatures we are looking for. upper 20's to the north and low to mid 30's elsewhere. black friday and it will be milder. mostly rain showers but a couple areas mixing in the north country. here's a sneak peek at saturday with temperatures making it upper 40's getting near 50 degrees. next week, a couple of things to talk about. milder temperatures into the 50's at times and another shot at beneficial rain around midweek. jen: keep us posted as you always do. jean: some football today. >> when it comes to thanks giving and sports it's all about football so we will have some nfl

across northern arizona. it is going to be a gorgeous day under those clear skies but then tonight those colder temperatures, the first 40s of the season for the valley. so by tomorrow morning certainly could be sweater or jacket weather for us in the valley but it's going to be even colder up north. we're talking temperatures down into the teens across northern arizona. flagstaff tomorrow morning you'll wake up to 15 degrees. will be in effect across northern and southeast arizona overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. >>> 73 for a high today. tonight down to 49. then tomorrow just a tad warmer still into the 70s. rain chances return. we'll talk about when the rain could start moving in to the valley in minutes mallory. >> and iris i want to give you a look at i-7 teen right now. because your delays are getting how long they were. now it's really just isolated. once you're past grant street you see a little bit of a relief there. and then we just jumped up to a 28-minute drive time on the 10. your points o

for those traveling today and tonight, snow is likely for northern wisconsin and wet roads are a concern locally. partly to mostly cloudy for our thanksgiving day with highs in the low 40s likely. we can expect more rain and possibly a few flakes monday. today: overcast with rain showers likely. high: 44 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: cloudy. showers ending. low: 38 wind: sw/w 3-7 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no triple-a is calling it the biggest thanksgiving rush in years! more than 48 million are expected to travel...including one million wisconsinites. so whether your fox6's deandra corinthios is live at mitchell airport with more triple-a says this week -- from wednesday to sunday -- will be the busiest thanksgiving travel week in nine years. and even though air fares were projected to increase 21 percent this thanksgiving...more people than years past are choosing to fly. air tr go up about one-point-six percent. triple a says they most popular destinations this year are on the west coast === ;as vegas or

northern iowa could see maybe a quarter-inch accumulate on the grass, but temperatures are warm enough roads should only get wet at worst. it'll be a windy afternoon with gusts as high as 25 mph. temperatures won't move much over the coming days with highs in the middle 30s right into the weekend. skies remain pretty gray, too. we have another snow chance coming up sunday.today: chance of light snow. little or no accumulation. wind: w 15-25. high: 38 alo: 37 dbq: 37 iow: 39 the families of 2 people that died in a crash on i-380 say they're trying to help their children understand what happened. 21-year-old martrell watson leaves behind a young daughter. so does his mother says the couple was also expecting a child together. watson was driving an s- u-v early saturday morning when he lost control of his vehicle, and rammed the back of a police s-u-v. watson had a five year old daughter name marianna. the girl's grandmother says watson lived with her family since he was 13. they haven't told marianna what happened yet, because they're waiting for watson's family to come from illinois. "i