by 7:00 a.m., you will start to see some areases break up. and then at 8:00 a.m. as you take the kids to school they will need the raincoats and the umbrella and the rain boots. 10:00 a.m. look at light to moderate rain. this continues at noon, afternoon, evening commute with scattered showers. the showers just go on. you saw that moisture plume stretching. this is what an el nino enhanced storm can do. at 10:00, 11:00 we are going with scattered showers. heavy rainfall expected in the mountains. we can see up to two and a half inches. most areas are looking at .80 to over an inch and a half in santa rosa by wednesday night and that's just with one storm. the winter storm warning starts at 8:00 a.m. storm and runs until 10:00 p.m. expecting the snow level down to 4,000 feet. up to 14 inches for the highest peaks. and it is going to be difficult traveling up there. not only that chain controls will likely be going up again. additional snow expected for the mountains. this system will bring colder snow levels -- lower snow levels. it is a colder system. the next sys

by 7:00 a.m., you will start to see some areases break up. and then at 8:00 a.m. as you take the kids to school they will need the raincoats and the umbrella and the rain boots. 10:00 a.m. look at light to moderate rain. this continues at noon, afternoon, evening commute with scattered showers. the showers just go on. you saw that moisture plume stretching. this is what an el nino enhanced storm can do. at 10:00, 11:00 we are going with scattered showers. heavy rainfall expected in the mountains. we can see up to two and a half inches. most areas are looking at .80 to over an inch and a half in santa rosa by wednesday night and that's just with one storm. the winter storm warning starts at 8:00 a.m. storm and runs until 10:00 p.m. expecting the snow level down to 4,000 feet. up to 14 inches for the highest peaks. and it is going to be difficult traveling up there. not only that chain controls will likely be going up again. additional snow expected for the mountains. this system will bring colder snow levels -- lower snow levels. it is a colder system. the next sys

if you head out the door between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. you're looking at temperatures in the high teens. it will be cold, mainly clear and, of course, there are several issues with the temperatures plunging below freezing. melting occurred yesterday but now we have sidewalks that iced up. icy side streets and parking lots can be a problem especially where they have not gotten salt. i want to throw this out there, the snowplowed up on the right is taking up part of the lane and you can have side street plowers that push on the major roads. you have to use caution in case the plowing didn't clear out the entire lane for you. 19 by 8:00 a.m. 26 by 10:00 a.m., 31 by noon. the high 34 at 3:00 p.m. more melting this afternoon and more refreezing tonight. karen rogers we're looking at milder numbers in the seven day. that story is coming up. >> reporter: we get milder and the refreeze, it will be a great week. chadds ford 202 at baltimore pike, traffic is moving okay. you can see at the intersection it is wet. we see the snow, but not just in th

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they tell us 5:00 a.m. and everyone was out here and now they're telling us 7:00 a.m. very disappointing. >> the news reports tell you they're operating at 5:00 a.m., we come in for the early train to get to the city for work another tell him 7:00 a.m. and now they're not sure what's going to happen. back home, three day weekend i guess. >> reporter: three day weekend i guess. all the people are inside the waiting area. you can even see them because they're sitting but they might have to stand for the next hour or so until the train comes. we will keep you posted if the trains get started. >> ben: thank you carrie. back in the city, new york city schools will be open today following the blizzard. >> juliet: elizabeth is with us by phone. >> a morning. >> juliet: i know some people tweeted saying they are concerned about their kids heading to school today because you look outside the streets are pretty good but the sidewalks are iffy in manhattan especially mcqueen some bronx area. are you okay with this decision? >> of course we are. we have snow occurrences happening

soaking rain at 6:00 a.m. still getting drenched at 7:00 a.m. santa cruz mountains if you get dumped up even isolated thunderstorms as we head to 8:00 a.m. then am still not completely letting up but it does get laettner most areas by 10:00 a.m. still wide spread by noon time we look at scattered showers and the showers are going to continue"n for good par of your afternoon. 2 to 4:00 o'clock we still see the showers as we head towards 5:00 p.m. the evening rush will look nothing like your morning commute. morning commute is the roughest during this storm as it does come in during that time period. rain full total for most of you half inch to inch in places like santa rosa, well over inch and a half and may see even higher total up in the mountains.m up 30 miles an hour along the coast at 4 a.m. to get stronger as we head to 5:00 a.m. about 35 half moon bay, 36, eight2c am still seeing winds over 40 miles an hour along the coast close to 40 in oakland and the wind continue well in the early part of the afternoon which is why the delta area under

. 11:00 a.m., 31. high of 38 mostly sunny skies, a good day to get shopping done and get supplies before the snow arrives. i'll have details on how much snow is coming. we have an expected snowfall map, matt that's coming up in 20 minutes. some people are excited about this, some of us not as much. we saw the penndot crews come through i-95 at the penns landing tunnel and take down the ice as i as i from overhead. everything is zipping along northbound from the vine street expressway. coming southbound on i-95 you'll see volume at cottman and girard. on the big picture, the speeds are holding up nicely on i-95 and the schuylkill expressway. we have construction on wynnfield heights blocking money meant road at ford road at the five points bar, in new castle there's there's an accident blocking 273 stay on churchman's road to get around that accident. emergency construction on 295 southbound approaching 42, 76, the north/south highway, we could expect delays as the morning progresses. >>> let's go outsi

by 9:00 a.m., 35 degrees. by 11:00 a.m., 40. so, we're watching especially but even by 9:00 a.m. and areas to the northwest a little bit of freezing drizzle is possible. the rest of us are dry through the afternoon at 1 o'clock, 42. by 3:00 p.m. a few showers moving in and 43. by 6:00 p.m., 39 degrees. associatiowith temperatures belw freezing matt pelman we're watching for areas of black ice on the road. >> seeing plenty of them and then the cars hit them and then they loss control. in some cases they've flipped over already this morning so, yeah, i know i sound like a broken record but a few extra minutes the name of the game as you head out this morning. and we still have a lot of crews still trying get rid of an awful lot of snow. 202 devon northbound side snow removal crews blocking the right lane on 202 northbound approaching the schuylkill expressway but our crews that were out and about on the southbound northeast extension between lansdale and mid-county have cleared out. all lanes reopened there. still have the crash on the ramp from royersford to the eastbound side of

soaking rain at 6:00 a.m. still getting drenched at 7:00 a.m. santa cruz mountains if you get dumped up even isolated thunderstorms as we head to 8:00 a.m. then am still not completely letting up but it does get laettner most areas by 10:00 a.m. still wide spread by noon time we look at scattered showers and the showers are going to continue"n for good par of your afternoon. 2 to 4:00 o'clock we still see the showers as we head towards 5:00 p.m. the evening rush will look nothing like your morning commute. morning commute is the roughest during this storm as it does come in during that time period. rain full total for most of you half inch to inch in places like santa rosa, well over inch and a half and may see even higher total up in the mountains.m up 30 miles an hour along the coast at 4 a.m. to get stronger as we head to 5:00 a.m. about 35 half moon bay, 36, eight2c am still seeing winds over 40 miles an hour along the coast close to 40 in oakland and the wind continue well in the early part of the afternoon which is why the delta area under

the heaviest snow at 3:00 a.m.ibility for everyone with that blowing snow around so we expect that. now we're looking into interior new jersey where we could have the highest snow fall totals, the heaviest snow starting at 4:00 a.m., the strongest winds will be closest to the shore gusting near 60 miles an hour. so it is going to be very windy along the shore, that's where we have the flooding concerns. montgomery and bucks county we could see 10 to 14 inches, heaviest snow around 6:00 a.m. tonight, though, we'll stay dry, 22 for the low in philadelphia, 15 areas north and west. tomorrow we'll see a dry day to snow at night. 33-36 degrees through the afternoon and then we see snow moving in. again, a very close call for the evening commute as we go into delaware but for the rest of the area we'll see that snow really covering by midnight and 3:00 a.m. and the he i have snow falling into early saturday, heavy, wet snow along the shore, power outages possible with this, too. we're under a blizzard watch. it will be s

still raining there, but by 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., the region dries out. it will be windy, high of 50 degrees, but mild. behind the frontal boundary it gets colder and sunday knight another shot of cold air comings in and another arctic shot of air comings in monday you'll see that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 52 today, increasing clouds and mild. rain ending tonight. saturday nice high of 50. brisk and chilly on sunday, monday, brisk and colder, high of 29 windchills in the teens. you can see the arctic air stays with us on tuesday, we get back out of here on wednesday and thursday. thursday, 38. and i could see a high of 40 or so on friday. >>> we're following developing news, including a tourist tragedy under investigation in japan. >>> michigan turns to the white house for help with the growing water crisis. karen. >> reporter: live in fort washington, 309 right hear by the pennsylvania turn piek -- turnpike looking good. if you would like to avoid delays on the schuylkill expressway i'l

but it is 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m. in the morning and then 6:00 a.m.it is wet on the roads, with the heavy rain you will have pooling water. slower commute than you want on a tuesday morning with scattered showers. and then 8:00, 9:00 more showers. some heavy. lunchtime things get better. clears out in the afternoon. winter storm warning stays in the mountains and look what shows up wednesday morning. almost a repeat. this system looks like it has legs. stronger than the system that will go through tomorrow morning. we are looking at heavy showers south of san jose. and then 7:00 a.m. there it is. in the heart of the morning commute. and as we push through, wednesday afternoon commute. looks like tomorrow morning and wednesday morning will be sketchy. wednesday morning more show, expecting more rain. san francisco 52 degrees tomorrow afternoon. scattered showers till lunchtime and then noon you will see -- or 9:00 a.m. some clearing and more clearing around noon and then late in the day you will see more scattered showers. just one of those days. the m

to 7:00 a.m. waking up tomorrow, following the symptoms, we'll already have some on the ground for parts of the area. the blizzard time period is 11:00 a.m. what. that means is winds sustained at 35 miles per hour, low visibilities for a period of the afternoon, then we also will have very strong wind gusts, up to 50 miles per hour in the city, 65 at the coastline. the biggest impact is central and southern new jersey but erosion a major concern. these will be the highest tides we've seen since superstorm sandy so another test of the jersey shoreline. already the storm reports, little rock, arkansas, seven inches produced from this storm. that's the most that they've had in 20 years, just crushing a record. look how fast things are moving through richmond, virginia, and the clouds and the snow approaching the d.c. area for the afternoon commute. that's one of the reasons that we sped things up. we were thinking maybe we would wait until the sun came up to see the snow but it's coming in quite quic

from 3 a.m. until about 8 a.m. that's going to be the bull's eye for winds in excess of 50 miles per hour and potential for an isolated tornado so we have team coverage overnight into early tomorrow morning to occur. also, as we head into the midday we are going to see a change early showers will end and we will get a northwesterly wind up to 25 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon and that's going to drive in much colder temperatures for the workweek. timing about 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. and we are looking at a slight risk for severe weather and a good portion of our viewing area you can see that includes polk osceola and pourings of you had you head toward the north and it's a low risk. so we will be keeping you tomorrow morning. hour by hour showing a couple showers as we head into the afternoon. for our northern counties but the main event. this is 2 in the morning we are seeing the storms move into the southern counties becoming widespread by 4 in the morning. and intensifying by 6 in the morning and as ate continues t

until 6 a.m. happening now i-75 could cause highway headaches for drivers this is live with everything you need to know. live vo there are rolling closures happening between mitchell avenue and the norwood lateral heading north. those started at 8 pm and are just short-term closures to relocate equipment. that piece of the road will reopen at 5 am. the south lanes will see the same closures later this week. also happening right now... is work on a bridge near the norwood lateral. single lane closures started at 8... and double lane closures start at 11 tonight also in the lateral... and will not reopen until 5 am. the ramp leading from 75 onto the lateral will stay closed until 6 am. the south lanes will again see the same closures later this week. live a preble county deputy is caught in the middle of a freak accident involving a train and a semi... miraculously, he survived to talk about it. captain brad moore was parked and directing traffic around this minor accident on u-s 35.... when a semi

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it is 6:07 a.m. your weather and traffic every eight minutes is just straight they're that month-long standoff and about the rescue and oregon. they make a surprising decision see what they confirm late last night. good at morning. if a couple of 29th here. not much going on behind this although we are looking at some snow developing south of detroit in the month of january only couple of days left from the temperatures have been normal. the ice cover is not really all that extensive care about 24 percent ice cover there's that area of light snow that detroit. coming more out of the southwest start to move back up to the it thirty and 32. any panhandle lows through next week the average high temperatures will be in continuing to the third week in february. fox 8 news is your official school closing station. not a big deal. today is now that's good news. we do want to start the day off of ticket in your pocket. that looks good on to 70. they pick it up off earlier this morning they could do that stuff

the 116th edition begins at 9:00 a.m.everal new acts will strut up broad street as organizers work to make the parade more cultural diverse. >> reporter: as you look at the mummers parade forecast. 46 degrees, it will feel chilly with temperatures above average. 10:00 a.m., 41. 2:00 p.m., 46. 6:00 p.m., 41 it will feel like the 0s when you factor in the winds. >> are we going to make it a great 2016? >> absolutely! >> awesome working with you ladies and david, wherever he is. have a great 2016. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. abreva. >>> good morning, america, and happy new year! we're helping you kick off the new year right and stick with those resolutions. managing your health and your money. why a tech detox may be one of the hot new trends. >>> go big or go home ♪ >>> the home stretch, after months of c

heading out the door we'll be around the freezing mark between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. with light winds and partly cloudy skies not too bad, assuming you dress appropriately. in the afternoon, 48 degrees by noon, the high today 52 we'll hit that around 3:00 p.m. and see a falloff to 48 degrees by 6:00. clouds increase during the day, later tonight, rains arrives. i'll show you that on future tracker 6 coming up. we'll show you how quickly it gets out of here on saturday morning. we have an improvement on that score. >> reporter: we're getting back to the accident in king of prussia which had the ramp from 202 northbound to the schuylkill expressway eastbound blocked. we're hearing a truck lost its load of steel beams. it happened after midnight. they are still out there. that takes a lot of cleanup. we have emergency workers on the scene. traffic is squeezing by. not causing a problem yet, but if it stays out here it will cause restrictions. we have a fire at old state road police and fire crews on the scene with that one. give them extra room to do their work on raven

just about 2:00 a.m. or so we began to climb back up again and it is all uphill from here. 59, a couple degrees above or a couple of dozen degrees above the average highen temperature, and showers possible. it will be breezy for p sure andd turning cooler tonight. there will be some rain along theolwi front end just behind it as well.ust you can see the rain showers showers into the evening and maybe even squeak in and a barbecue.d ma some folks have kept their propane grillsa k outside. why not? o 41 tomorrow, a shower in the morning. partly cloudy skies with falling temperatures likely that 10 to 15 miles per hour. that is a front going through anddthat meanwhile another weather system will come through innot the forecast getting us into a little bit of snow wednesday into thursday. perhaps some lake effect snow. t 34. friday looks quite beautiful, mostly beau sunny and then we've got some snow developing saturday into the teens saturdayng s night then sunday's high 21 so we are getting back into we're

it is 7:42 a.m. we will show you just how on prices have stumbled. >> and how shaq ended up officers with youngsters who had a noise complaint. >> and a chance to melt off some of our snow in the eight day will come back big cleanup in alaska this morning after a 7.1 one was hurtt for the ghastly called want to explode and three others to expire. >> last price gas prices getting lower and lower and they plunged more than $0.14 in two weeks the average nationn with a dollar 91 a gallon. that is the lowest in seven years. that was at the intersection are of rocky river drive it should be closer to 40 degrees later on this after nine it will get rained on this through tomorrow maybe even tuesday night you may see a quick snow shower but not much accumulation look at the daytime highs freezing through tomorrow next week and then another week front coming in tomorrow with a snow shower a little bit of lake front behind out but not much goingd on with the lakefront and it kind of lingers around. heading in

san francisco tomorrow morning, four a.m. and five a.m., raining good.ut 52 degrees at four a.m. mile and warm. san francisco has been getting down in the 30s overnight. now we are warmer as we head to this el niÑo kind of pattern. yes, a chance for a lightning bol in the morning hours. as we head in the morning commute around six or seven, scattered showers. heaviest rains will be earlier. and then around lunchtime, you got clearing and don't be fooled, there will be a chance for a stray sprinkle. and then into the evening, continued chance of a spray sprinkle but the main event as you saw there, midnight tonight, through early morning tomorrow morning. early morning. like five or six a.m. ten p.m. tonight, there it is. there it is at one a.m. there it is at three a.m. it is going on. and there it is during most people's commute. 6:00 a.m. scattered showers. wet roadways and pulling of water and lucky drive and parts of 224, highway 24, you know the spots to get the high water. you will get them because rainfall rates will be quick and you can see the i

and 7:00 a.m. can leave later fr work perhaps that may be a wiser decision. 7:00 a.m., you will notice the scattered showers. 8:00 as you are taking the kids off to school it is a mad rush to get them off to school during a rainy day. hopefully it won't be too bad. scattered showers and sunny breaks. 3:00 it eases up. as we head toward the evening rush it is okay, but notice a few more showers coming back in for the el nino enhanced storms. as we head toward the neck 12 to 24 hours we are looking at the wet weather. up to an inch in the wettest communities. a quarter of an inch for san jose. winds will gust overnight. you will notice at 1:00 a.m. 43, 46 miles an hour along the coast. don't be surprised if you continue to run into difficulty with the wind gusts. napa at 9:00 a.m. and still gusty and the winds will ease. the winter weather advisory foresee yarr raws. midnight 6-12 inches above 5,000 feet expecting the higher totals at the highest peaks. could see as much of a foot and a half of snow

the bulk of the storm hitting between 4 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. we could be waking up to similar conditions to what we saw this morning with slick roads out there. so be ware of that for any of your saturday perhaps. tonight in reno and sparks 35 degrees. again that storm system really making its way into the area after 4 a.m. that is an above average low for this time of year and those light winds will stick around tomorrow we are definitely looking at gusty wind conditions in reno and sparks. gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour. and in the morning we could see a mix of rain and snow before 10:00 a.m. we have warm daytime highs expected across the region. in eastern nevada 1-2 inches of snow possible there tomorrow and daytime highs mid-to-upper 30s. heading west the lower 50s for fallon at 53 degrees. so definitely going to see rain there tomorrow afternoon and then 57 degrees for bishop. a little bit cooler in round mountain at 37 degrees. daytime highs in carson city here upper 40s and lower 50s for fernly and dayton. more rain here. gusts upwa

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that is 4:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. roads are wet and it is coming down. a secondary wave about 8:00 a.m.. lightning and thunder and plenty of wind. morning commute will be dicey. 10:00 a.m. breaking out. and then 5:00 p.m., afternoon commute should be over. maybe drizzle. that will be it. and then the break wednesday. wednesday morning, fog wednesday morning and wednesday afternoon the next system gets in here 14 hours from here, more of a friday morning, afternoon thing. a break on wednesday and thursday. which is crucial with how much rain we ever been seeing. san jose tomorrow 6:00 a.m. raining. santa rosa 6:00 a.m. raining. scattered showers in san jose noon time and then dying down. that is the plan. as we move forward, the five- day forecast, rain tomorrow and rain again on friday. both heavy storms. tuesday and your friday. wednesday and thursday in between. forall the creeks to go down. as soon as you don't see a couple suns then you have to worry. if tomorrow and friday were back to back we would have problems. >> they are fast movers. they move in, dump the rain, stop, we get t

8:00 a.m. 28 by 8:00. 31 by noon. that's as warm as it gets later on. 24 by 6:00 p.m. looks like the teen overnight tonight, karen, how long does the cold crush last? we'll have the the answer in the seven day. >> reporter: i spent the weekend teacherring my kids that a hoodie is not a coat. wear the coats today. we have an accident on the turnpike approaching exit 8 someone was crossing the road and hit by a box truck. happened at 4:00 a.m. expect slowing on the turnpike northbound approaching exit 7. looking live on i-95 approaching cottman southbound traffic heading toward center city. no delays, clear and dry, no problems there. on the vine street expressway, no overnight construction, we see the traffic moving just fine at this point. crews tonight at 11:00. we'll see the construction continuing then. some overhead lights are out, but we can see traffic is moving well tam. >>> a code blue is in effect for parts of the area and arrest continue front is moving in. let's go over to annie mccormick at 69th station in

that freeze warning does remain in effect from 2 a.m. until 8 a.m. 4 or 5 a.m. usually the coldest, even as late as 6 a.m. some of the new models will be etch cold e than that. 36 in brooksville. but look at everybody else, in the mid to upper 40s. 48 and clear in clearwater and st. pete. at this time of the year. if you get winds veering even a little bit mr. due north and that air travels over the gulf, the temperatures will warm. if we get any cloud cover, the temperatures will warm. by the morning, 9 a.m., looking for temperatures in the 40 those 50s. this is a good o 8 to 10 degrees below normal. wednesday morning, it will be another cold one. most of the area, pretty much the same thing on wednesday morning. even in the afternoon, we only warm town the mid-60s. by thursday and friday, we start to see some changes. that is classic el glean stuff when you see a drastic change and potential for some heavy as we said for the time being, all's quiet. we have no clowd cover. we have a northerly drain, and all of that together is why temperatures are dropping so

that's thean news at 5:00 a.m. the0 news at 6:00 a.m. begins right now. >> good at morning. welcome to fox 8 news in the morning. today is friday, january 15. it is mild out there compared to what we spent used to. things are waking up with us. my name is kristi capel. >> my name is wayne dawson. let's check in with scott sabol.> we've got rain developing first partial snow monday began yesterday and will continue today as the temperatures are already close to 40 a few spots later this afternoon couple that with some rain this afternoon. we should start to erode away with some of that rain. return to mentor and a clip or i think everyone was see a couple inches of accumulation with like effect saturday night. it's the sunday for followed byol significant lake effect on monday with the coldest high temperatures since late last winter coming into the picture early next week.in it feels called the look at these temperatures not that everyone is a couple of degrees to either side of 40. our day planner will start to squeezee out some breaks of sunshine. it will be breezy all wee

the best guesstimate between 3:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and you can see this big comma of bright clouds. and there has already been strong and severe weather already with this particular cluster of storms. we're gowning to see this cross quickly over the gulf of mexico and move over florida, and the computer models are showing anywhere from 3:00 to 5:00 a.m. moving right over us, and the potential will be for straight-lined winds and possibly an isolated tornado. that's the biggest concern tonight while you sleep. make sure you have your weather radios on and your phones nearby. mean while 76 is our current number. southwest winds at 10. hard to believe that we've got another round of severe weather potentially headed our way. most of us in the mid-70s right now. the dew points are also up. we had a southwest wind all day long that drived this humid air over the state of florida. there could be the possibility for those storms moving into the area. we'll show you that hour-by-hour breakdown and when the storms are expected to hit coming up

and 7:00 a.m. if you can leave later for work perhaps that may be a wiser decision. 7:00 a.m., you will notice the scattered showers. 8:00 as you are taking the kids off to school it is a mad rush to get them off to school during a rainy day. hopefully it won't be too bad. scattered showers and sunny breaks. 3:00 it eases up. as we head toward the evening rush it is okay, but notice a few more showers coming back in for the el nino enhanced storms. as we head toward the neck 12 to 24 hours we are looking at the wet weather. up to an inch in the wettest communities. a quarter of an inch for san jose. winds will gust overnight. you will notice at 1:00 a.m. 43, 46 miles an hour along the coast. don't be surprised if you continue to run into difficulty with the wind gusts. napa at 9:00 a.m. and still gusty and the winds will ease. the winter weather advisory foresee yarr raws. midnight 6-12 inches above 5,000 feet expecting the higher totals at the highest peaks. could see as much of a foot and a half

overnight, between about 4 a.m. and 9 a.m., widespread frost all over marion county. in the meantime, on-the-town forecast here in orlando, by 9:00, we're down to 53. we'll be chilly and cold, 51 degrees by 10 p.m. i'll be back in a few minutes to pinpoint overnight lows where you live and talk about the warm-up and the rain that's in the forecast. >> all right, tom. thank you. >> don't forget, you can get breaking weather alerts and live radar anytime on our free news 6 pinpoint weather app. just search wkmg in your app store. >> well, the u.s. supreme court says florida's death penalty needs to change, ruling judges have too much power. the high court says juries should have the ultimate say. now we're working to find out what will happen to the hundreds of inmates currently on death row. news 6 reporter eric sandoval talked with the family of a victim in one of those cases. orange county courthouse tonight. the family told you they fear they may have to relive their son's murder all over again all because of this. >> you're absolutely right. it was just two months

the bulk of the storm looks to move in between 4:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. as far as affecting the valley floors. average for this time of year and the rain snow mix is possible after 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and lasting until about 11:00 a.m., and rain for the rest of the day on the reno/sparks valley floor with an average high hitting 51 degrees and winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. eastern nevada could see want to 2 inches of snow to relation with daytime highs in the mid to upper 30s and the trend overnight is 20s and 30s for the most part but rounding cooler to about 17 tonight but much warmer daytime highs across the region, dayton topping out about 50, carson city 49. and wins in carson city looking to gust upwards of 40 miles per hour. all around the lake tonight 17 degrees in truckee and tomorrow daytime highs in the upper 30s to go lower 40s, south lake tahoe topping and about 43 degrees. susanville above freezing a 31 and topping out at 43 with a mix of rain and snow possible conditions. on the valley floor we have above average overnight l

it is 7:13 a.m. let's take a look at traffic for this morning's commute. >> heading to the metro curve up onto the on to the inner belt bridge m no problems there 90 from the west that a nice ride let's take a look down and 77 by 480 that is always a good way to start any morning commute.` >> not a bad start up pretty warm out pretty warm day in the >> patty, thank you very much. notice the snow cover here behind me the heavy snow cover out is to start to melt off a lot of that as temperatures go up we anticipate rain to develop tomorrow check out our weather headlines a couple of things to note here 36 - - 40 milder break rain late friday and a lot of cold the rain will last longer pennsylvaniaia if you have a chance go on and measure the snowve we need three separate and then we eliminate the snow driftinge the fact that the measurements away from the building that we would love tom hear from use of those into twitter or facebook or e-mail them into the station here middle 20s this morning it will

6:00 a.m. monday, january 4, 2016. we're working on several new and developing stories. >>> a street sweeper and new jersey bus collide leaving a mangle mess. >>> philadelphia inaugurates jim kenny as its 99th mayor. >>> it's cold, accuweather is tracking the true arrival of the winter season. >> but for people who don't like cold air, it's not cold for long. let's go outside to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: you're right, there's only about 2 1/2 days of this moving in and you are feeling it this morning. we have sun and clouds, you may see snow showers coming down out of new york state. flurries not out of the question. 33 in philadelphia. 27 in allentown. the freezing mark in wilmington. cold out there this morning, but it's colder thanks to the winds which are beginning to pick up a windchill making it feel like the teens and reading and allentown and trenton and 23 in philadelphia as you head outside early. as we roll through the day we hit a daily high of 35 at 3:00 a.m. him we'll not see

until 6 a.m. happening today several officer- several officer- involved shootings have dominated headlines across the nation... following accusations of racial discrimination. today, u-c is hosting an event to our sara celi is live on campus with the details. live experts from around the country... and cincinnati's police chief... taking about race and policing during a confernce that starts today. this weekend's events also include a lunch with valerie lemme, who served as cincinnati's city manager during the 2001 riots. the event kicks off today at 12:30 at the tangeman university center. topics for the conference include: institutional racism, law enforcement and representation... racial profiling... the state of police community relations... policing black girls and women's bodies... and immigration policy. vo this conference... held against the backdrop of the ongoing sam dubose case... in with uc police officer ray tensing has been charged with murder... tensing shot dubose during a traffic

lake effects advisory starts and at 3:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. wednesday morning .

the bulk of the storm from 4:00 a.m. till 11:00 a.m. then things die off and turned to rain, especially for reno sparks with daytime high expected to hit 51 degrees, above average for this time of year. as we head west we are looking at much warmer daytime highs, fallon at 53, hawthorne 54. 30s and down to 17 degrees in round mountain. during the day, fallon expects to see rain. carson city 49 degrees tomorrow but a chance for some slick roads in that area as well. minden, carson in reno will be the main places we see the mix of rain and snow tomorrow morning. we see gusty conditions around the lake with winds out of the southwest about 15 to 20 miles an hour with lots up to 30 daytime highs in the upper 30s and lower 40s. susanville overnight lows in the 30s tonight, girl asked down to 29 degrees, daytime highs in the upper 40s for sutcliffe and nixon. tonight we dipped down into the 30s again so at or above freezing of rain and snow early tomorrow morning. i can't stress enough waking up to possible icy roads tomorrow morning. extende

temperatures will fall during the day with 8 a.m. temperatures closer to 40 and 4 p.m. temperatures around 350f. flurries will also be possible this afternoon. coming up, how long we'll have breaking overnight... ronald reagan highway is all clear again this morning... after it had to ber shut down due to aserious accident overnight. police tell us the woman lost control of her car on the exit ramp at galbraith road.she hit a pole.police shut down the highway in both directions to let an aircare helicopter land. she was taken to the hospital... police and the hospital have not released her condition. this morning... one of the most controversial projects in kentucky will see millions in tax dollars.after nearly a year long court battle... a federal judge has ruled in favor of the group building a giant ark in kentucky. kentucky.jordan burgess is live with a closer look at what the decision means. that group runs the creation museum here in kentucky.their latest creation.. an ark.. is supposed to be the largest of the big controversy over the big boat has ended. at this point the ark encoun

temperatures will fall during the day with 8 a.m. temperatures closer to 40 and 4 p.m. temperatures around 350f. flurries will also be possible this afternoon. coming up, how long we'll have to wait until 50 degree highs breaking overnight... ronald reagan highway is all clear had to ber shut down due to aserious accident overnight. police tell us the woman lost control of her car on the exit ramp at galbraith road.she hit a pole.police shut down the highway in both directions to let an aircare helicopter land. she was taken to the hospital... police and the hospital have not released her condition. this morning... one of the most controversial projects in kentucky will see millions in tax dollars. dollars.the creation musuem will receive about 90 million dollars in tax incentives to help build the ark.the money is part of a rebate for major tourism projects.kentucky officials argued because the ark is also part of the groups ministry that it shouldn't get the money.a judge has decided that because the tourism incentive itself doesn't favor any one religion.. the project should still get i

. 10:00 a.m., 24. 26 by noon. notice how well struggle to add temperatures to the degree marks. 28 is the high today. 29 in wilmington and millville. 28 in trenton. in cape may you might hit 30, but even there you're below freezing and windchills in the teens across the region. this morning we're looking at windchills in the single digits at time. by noon probably still in the single digits up in the northern and western suburbs and low teens in philadelphia. it doesn't change that much. at 6:00 p.m. at night still feeling like 11 degrees in philadelphia. the winds are with us this morning and they stay with us all day and into tonight. tomorrow we have a frontal boundary coming through and behind it it will be on the windy side with winds gusting as high as 35 miles per hour and similar conditions tomorrow. after that we do start to moderate. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going for that high of 28 degrees today. windy and cold for martin luther king day, so if you have plans to be out volunt

dress warmly, 23 degrees by 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 24 degrees, wind are light to start out. as we roll through the day, the clouds increase ahead of the approaching snow. high of 34 degrees around 3:00 p.m. future tracker 6 coming up, matt, with how the snow comes in and how it takes off. >> reporter: the road crews are resting up ahead of the big storm. we have a penndot crew at the scene of a crash on the schuylkill expressway, involving a tanker truck approaching 30th street station sticking out in the right lane, traffic is getting by without too much of a problem or delay at this point. no overnight construction on the vine itself. we have construction money meant and ford road at the old pathmark store. there's a crash at easton road by tomato pie. there's a crash in upper providence eastbound side of 422 between royersford and collegeville. the crash blocking 4 oh, 1 -- 401, all lanes reopened. >>> let's switch live to annie mccormick live at the salt yard in norristown, going to be busy, annie. >> reporter: yeah this is expected to be one of the big hubs of activitie

n it is 7:21 a.m. let's talk to kenny crumpton. >> he is paintingo . >> we are in historic homestead park olmsted park it a reallyly awesome placeea as you can see painting and were painting. amazing ladies who woke up at go dark 30 to do some painting for us when we come back, we will show, you what they are working on and check out what we are working on. i am excited. all right, and kenny crumpton here are having having a good time a place to paint and enjoy you can see we are working on a heart. you s are helping me with my knots. come word come to life. the whole concept is it does not matter with a day or with your children are can buy yourself will meet some friends. you start with a blank canvas we take you step-by-step until two or three hours later he walked out was out with your own masterpiece. idea of hookers on here. >> absolutely h with only have three guys like guide by two to two out of the three paint drink we have a bar here we have why am here for you to purchase fun and come in and

spotty showers move in afternoon 9 a.m. and will continue into the evening drive. a few snowflakes could mix in with this later tonight with no sticking snow breaking overnight... two people are injured in an early hamilton bar. bar.9 on your side's jordan burgess is live at the scene this shooting. right now the search is on for who was behind this shooting. it happened right here outside this bar off seventh and high street in the parking lot.you can see trash scattered out here but otherwise things are quiet once again. we want to show you what this looked like shortly after this happened around 2:30.that's right around closing time. police at this point aren't sure exactly what the argument was over.two people ended up being shot.they were taken to fort hamilton hospital and then one of them was flown to uc medical center.at this doing. police not sure if the two shot at each other or were the fight.we're asking questions about that now and we'll let you know what we find out.reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. this morning... police are still search

from tampa to lakeland, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00. and 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 farther in highlands county. >>> not raining yet in lakeland. a wonderful drive to i-4. so if heading into tampa, no worries at this point. and let's look at brooksville for those who live in her nancy cordes doe county, -- in hernando county, looking good. in and out of pasco and hernando county is a good

until 6 a.m. tonight and friday. breaking now breaking now... police confirm a man has just been flown to u-c medical center with a life- threatening stab wound. girlfriend drove him to mercy west hospital. police are working to determine where the stabbing happened-- but officers were told it may have happened in winton terrace. the victim is in critical condition. new this morning new this morning... officials have identified the man and woman who were struck by a metro bus in hyde park square. rob dblbx our jessica brown is live at u-c medical center with the new information. live we're here at uc medical center because that's where one of the victims is now recovering this morning. 41 year old emily frank is at last check listed in serious condition here. emily and her dad stephen frank were hit by a metro bus while crossing in a crosswalk in hyde park last night around 7:30. it happened right at the intersectin of erie and edwards road. her dad died at the scene..he was 73 years old/ the driver of the tyrone pat