near the coast also high surf advisory and this is significant to see winds gusting over forty maybe up to fifty mph near the coast is a wet start to the day temperatures are above freezing for most locations get along i ninety five you get down to freezing in those areas west point and thirty three wallop that thirty three as well as you can see other downtown areas ok rain at the airport north northeast winds at eighteen mph. this is radar estimation trying to pick that rain snow line again it could be somewhat snow flakes mixing with rain for the little peninsula so i'll be interested to hear from you were looking for more reports from middle peninsula but again most of what we've been getting the reports coming in and then that transition to rain. still some snow possible for parts in the northern neck in the middle peninsula and then in may and that way back over the eastern shore good news is it out to the west we do a drier conditions would get a better looking weekend in store so the rain showers will move out later this morning and chances for snow still up to the north are

here is the latest on the wind advisory. cuyahoga county included which is new, lorraine and back towards sandusky and toledo and the advisories were in place west overnight and before you development and unit is the winds today, 15 to 25 miles per hour in that is sustained with gusts as high as 30+ miles per hour. that is going to be the huge part of the forecast no question. you cannot help but notice it already breezy woodwinds 10 to 20 miles per hour sustained. showers are fading already and we see if you to the east but no big deal. there are no thunderstorms are just some wet roads and mainly east, or future view you see the possibilities not only this morning but into the afternoon to some extent, we will also see a lot of sunshine and even more so as we get into early evening. tonight whether is totally quiet and tomorrow is st. patrick's day, what are your plans? let us know on twitter, the day itself will be dry so good for the parade and all the fun things going on. towards dinner tomorrow from 5 pm to 7 pm we see

and that wind advisory in place. about a live look where we again have a mick of sun and clouds, maybe even a rainbow or two. it definitely is rainbow weather where we have the sun and the clouds and the rain. here is the rainfall amounts. there is a report of 3/4 of an inch and an inch in the mountains and .3 in san francisco and not so much with okay land. it continues to fall. we will go back and see what is going on. more widespread and in time for the evening drive looking at a widespread wet commute along the peninsula from san mateo down to small communities and moderate rain in areas along the santa cruz mountains and the coastal range and san francisco and all of the bridges are wet. san mateo and the east bay, rain on the roadways here as well. 580 and 880 crossing over 24 and 680 and this will continue as we get in the second part of the afternoon and into the evening. a little bit of moderate rain in the east bay and getting to the north baguetting a little bit of a break. a few scattered showers along hi

it was not felt it was really disagrees with the advisory panel. it was listening to the panel and making the changes. but on that one, it's complete agreement as you are aware now based on our plan that had we to do it over again, we would have met with the advisory panel again and reviewed, had we done what you specified, so it would currently be something would you agree with. the pediatric oxycontin, this is a very important one that i think technically -- i don't think it's correct to call it an approval. oxycontin has been available for children. they there are 10,000 children a year. if you have seen a child with sickle cell disease, for example, which is one of the serious illnesses for which chronic opioids are needed for very severe pain or a child dieing of cancer, the drugs are being prescribed. we think for children, mostly appropriately so. pediatricians wouldn't use the drugs ad hoc. it was to make proper dosing available as opposed to using the way it was used. it was associated with a post-market commitment to make sure we're able

there are wind advisories of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with and dry for most of next however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday good morning, hampton roads. let's check yogurt study. find out how eating more of it could affect your health. a school is closing...and the city will soon be in charge. what we found out abou

there are wind advisories afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly roads. let's check breaking news - the medical examiner released details on brown's death. the details, in less than 3 minutes. and coming up at 8:00, it's being called the tampon tax. product. breaking news in the death of bobbi kristina brown. the medial examiner just announced how she died. they say two things led to her death - her face being submerged in water, and drug intoxication. the m-e says marijuana, alcohol, and anxiety medication were all involved in her death. the 22-year-old daughter of singer whitney houston died last year. first responrs found her face-down and unresponsive in a bathtub in atlanta. tomorrow morning, the newport news shipyard will celebrate christen its newest submarine, the washington. elisabeth mabus,

there are wind advisories for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. this morning, a newport this morning, a newport news school bus driver is on administrative leave, accused of attacking a student on a crowded bus. but that student is also in trouble. and only 10 on your side has the video of the assault. rico bush is here to show it to us. rico. don, lex that shocking cell phone video obtained by 10 on your side shows a heated fight between a school bus driver and a student. this morning, the driver is facing an assault has been suspended from school. take another look at this startling cell phone video someone captured on the school bus. students scream as the driver, 58-year- old john hopkins, hits and chokes a 12- year-old boy. you can also see the student fight back during the attack. we've decided to blur his face. police say the assault happened wednesday afternoon when the drive

there are wind advisories for areas along the coast for this afternoon and evening. winds will gust between 40 and 50mph out of the north/northeast. this could create some power outages later this afternoon. there may be a little nuisance tidal flooding during high tide, but it doesn't look like it will be too bad as the low will quickly move away from our region. however, the waves will be high over the ocean. this will lead to some overwash and possibly beach erosion down along the outer banks. stay tuned for updates. we'll quiet things down tomorrow. chilly and dry with highs in the 40s. less wind. a few showers are possible on sunday with highs in the 50s. warmer and dry for most of next week. good morning, hampton roads. let's check this morning, a newport news school bus driver is on administrative leave, accused of attacking a student on a crowded bus. but that student is also in trouble. and only 10 on your side has the video of the assault. rico bush is here to show it to us. rico. don, lex that shocking cell phone video obtained by 10 on your side shows a h

a wind advisory starting at 4. a high surf advisory under way. detail what this means to you. i'll have a look at your numbers and the extended forecast. when the dry weather is going to come back and how long it's going to last before the wet weather moves back in. all of that coming up but the down pours and strong winds have caused damage across the bay area. several reports of power outages and flooding. ktvu is live at the site of the downed tree. how is it going out there? >> a lot of work still to go. we are at the intersection of quail ridge road in lafayette and you can see this is the top of a utility pole here that came down about 8 or 9 last night and this neighborhood has been without power since that time. now we have video of what it looked like overnight shortly after that tree came down. it all happened at around 8:00 last night. neighbors say that they--some neighbors say they heard it, others came home to find that their neighborhood was blacked out. we spoke with one man who is home with his three kids. he also has two of thei

we have more details on the frost advisory coming to the area. good morning, let's get you straight over to our storm team meteorologist it. >> we're talking about temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning. they will drop into the low and mid 30s tomorrow morning. if you planted anything, take for the temperatures drop overnight. right now we are looking at cloudy skies with a sprinkler to toward cumberland county. other than that, for the most part, we are on the dry side. yesterday we saw some drizzles, -- drizzle, light rain later in the day which still have the roads wet this morning. sanford you are at 38. filer city checking in at 39 degrees. here's a look at your forecast today -- siler city checking in at 39 degrees. here's a look at your forecast today. it will be breezy at time -- times but plenty of sunshine. 54 our afternoon high today and then we are back to 62 by 4 pm. we will see more sunshine as the sunsets later today. more on your forecast and the

@we've had plenty and the fog @advisory will get there. @let's get you out to that bus @stop, first. @and temperatures, right around @50. @upper 40s into the 50s, that is @the range. @as we take a look at the @headlines for today, dense fog @advisory, we will dry things @out, there are still a few @spring goes around. @some sunshine before the day is @through, believe it or not. @then we are tracking more rain, @i hinted earlier there is even @a few snowflakes in the @forecast. @all kinds of stuff to get to. @there is a dense fog advisory @if you are not staring at your @tv, i totally get it. @get the waffles and on toaster @so the kids can have breakfast. @outside of that it will be more @patchy than steady fog. @but, burning often fading away @between 8 a.m. @and then overcast skies until @noon. @partly cloudy skies expected @until 5 p.m. @upper 50s to low 60s today. @showers already fading fast @heading off to the east. @with the father could be a few @sprinkles. @you might be using the @windshield wiper every once in @a while. @notice

if it is the same story tonight. >> scott :a wind advisory and a flash flood advisory and a high tide advisory all mean that here at the beach is been pretty testy at times so take a look here earlier you could see people with umbrellas and just before sunset you could see those waves out there and how best to boeotian his right now--how nasty the ocean is right now the great highway was flooded out yesterday by today so far it has not been a concern here is the-camera--dashcam the flood advisory is expected to expire at 8:00 in the morning tomorrow >> vicki : our team coverage on the weather continues in the north bay. kron four's philippe djegal reports from rohnert park. where a flash flood watch and wind advisory are in effect. >> phillipe :only the unfortunate few who had no choice but to walk the streets and get to work sunday braved the elements in rohnert park. the rain started coming down by mid-afternoon, forcing drivers to pass through carefully near flood-prone areas. these two chose to walk to their destination. >> : i've seen some people with bad driving skills -- i don'

a frost advisory in effect. don: it is called this morning but not cold enough for the advisory. we are watching all the showers >> welcome back. taking a look at that drive in, you want to crank the heat. we didn't see much, mostly less than a tense of an inch -- 10th of an inch. across the area, 30's in northern county. 39 rocky mountains. 40 in durham. two in fayetteville. goldsboro checks in with 40 as well. 40's. by lunchtime, low 50's. through the late day, those temperatures in the mid-50's under mostly sunny skies. nice day shaping up. warm temperatures headed in for the midweek. barbara: a traffic alert in durham today. the intersection between broad street will be closed for the construction of a roundabout. the changes being made to improve safety. work on this project is expected to take 45 days and will wrap up around the fourth week of may -- first week of may. john: a crash during the australian grand prix race. the crash happened when the right tire of fernando alonso's car collided with the rear of another driver. the car launched at high speed into the concrete

as a result, wind alerts are in effect, wind advisories, for ulster, dutchess, your advisories are in effect until 6:00 p.m. the vortex satellite and radar shows high pressure and cloud cover, we expect lots of sunshine today. that's the good news. a very sort of different story from the dreary monday. higher pressure moving in will give us lots of sunshine for today. that should look and feel nice once we get rid of the winds. 54 degrees today, blight, blue skies, but blustery as you walk out the door. the winds don't diminish until afternoon. be mindful as you get dressed. looking at the pollen, y was nice and low, today, not even close. 10. it will be high today and medium to high for wednesday, thursday and friday. tonight, 36 degrees with a calmer wind. it should feel better. heading into the day tomorrow, we're at 57 degrees, but we've got the nice sunshine, minus the wind, should feel pretty good. 69, 68 degrees for your thursday and friday. so we do have spring in the forecast, but we get that with >>> now over to kyla here with your time saver traffic. >> i am keeping an eye

a high surf advisory has been in effect. kron 4 meteorologist brittany shipp is tracking the forecast. brittany, what can we expect this week? >> brittney : as he headed to sierra clearer and use thethe winter weather advisory ex fire but the high surf adviser will stay in effect as we head into even wednesday for some locations --expire we're still dealing with dangerous surf in some locations with a high surf advisory until wednesday with swells between 10 to 15 ft. yond be really careful traveling at some of our higher elevations as well and here is the storm tracker 4 a few scattered showers to the south of san mateo and that has been the trend with off and on showers expected to continue even into the overnight hours and as a transition to the east you can see the snow coming down so that is why we have a wind shear advisory in effect--winter weather advisory here are temperatures for the next few days and all have the full forecasts later >> vicki >> catherine : weather models are showing that el nino is weakening. exp

this late in the season to be dealing with a frost advisory. but don't you worry for everyone on spring break. at 9:00 a.m., that frost advisory will go out of effect and look how fast we warm up. we go from 50 at 9:00, already up to 60 just two hours later at 11:00 a.m. and near 730 by 2:00 p.m. and -- 70 by 2:00 p.m. it will be warmer than yesterday. nothing but blue sky. just a great afternoon. again, the fast warm-up that's topping the headlines. yes, chilly this morning but pleasant this afternoon. and tomorrow, spring breaker, that's your best beach day. be sunny because after that, a stalled cold front is going to bring our rain chances up. nothing today and nothing tomorrow. 20% thursday. and 40% friday. and 50% saturday. at 4:08, we are checking on traffic on the 8s on this tuesday. >>> we have a nice drive across the bay area bridges. let's check out i-75 at this point. traveling on 75 between state road 64 and fruitville road, you have a seven minute road. and bruce b downs to new tampa, eight minutes on the commute. no delays on 75.

who was included in the advisories and what is ahead for st. patrick's day you're right now still wet roads to the east. >> yes wet roads so use caution when traveling and so far no accidents reported and we are seeing that rain to the far east as we take a look at drive times on interstate 90 between if you're headed west there is a 35 minute commute, if you're headed east 36 minute drive. so still good to go heard >>> ohio governor john kasich will be back on the campaign trail this morning to waive the primary in the buckeye state last night. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live and tiffany the governor is hopeful he will eventually be the nominee. >> reporter: it is hurting interesting this morning because as you know mathematically speaking there is no way he will have enough delegates to get the nomination before the convention here in cleveland this july. that means he is likely helpful for that contested convention and what does that mean? that means they will be vying for votes on the convention floor so what does this mean for the delegat

we're talking about winter weather advisories later today a. chuck bell, what >>> winter comeback, that's our hash tag for the day. winter weather advisory posted for 10:00 tonight through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. a chance for slushy wet snow coming our way. could get 1, 2, maybe 3 inches or more. better chances may be just south of the d.c. metro area. so needless to say we're on it and we'll update it as often as needed. next 24 hours, dry and cold this morning in the 20s. dry for the ride home as well. but snow arriving after 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. and a slushy wet snow likely for early tomorrow morning. we'll talk about the impacts it may have on the friday commute and friday schools coming up. here is melissa mollett. >>> update now on that problem southbound bw parkway at 175. thank you to rich hunter at wtop for letting us know that we're getting by on the left side. and that will be opening up hoar probably in a little while. a tractor trailer versus a car. could be some time,bu long into the morning commute before hopefully that is

that's when the need advisory goes up, 6:00 tonight. but as we check out the storm impact scale, this is a 2. we rank them from 1 to 5 and a 2 is a moderate storm. we will have later today anywhere from a half-inch to an inch and a half of rain, lightning certainly a possibility in this unstable atmosphere, and winds gusting to 20 and 40 miles per hour. this actually wind profile takes us through monday morning. so your monday morning commute will be quite dicey out there as the system lingers. we are talking about once again rain totals that are going to be on the impressive side. maybe not quite as impressive as the five, six inches from ben lomen. but we are looking over an inch of rain in some sports. here you see some. the heavier downpours just offshore right now. these are moving from the west to the east. san francisco about to get wet. and over into livermore, 580. good morning in dublin. south of us, san ramon east of livermore and the higher elevations there, and further south we look at a little bit of rain-snow mix in the s

at home the advisories look like this. high surf advisory for the coastline. the green but the entire coast high surf advisory interval tomorrow. expect large breaking waves of the coast today. this is been going on for several days and will continue into 6:00 this afternoon. flash flood watch for the north bay and the national weather service has decided it will issue a wind advisory for sacramento. valeo and venetia and fairfield. you will have winds gusting to 45 miles per hour as we get into the afternoon. future cast model, 11:00, light rain, 12:00 light rain. all the way until sunset before it starts to taper off. temperatures right now in the 50s outside your door. 55 novato. extended forecast, today, soggy and breezy conditions. upper 50s to low 60s. trying out for morning and then drive into the extended forecast until friday. could have the rain move back into the weekend and we will track that for you. a few 70s on the map wednesday into thursday. >>> in the meantime the weather is causing problems. this is a live picture of the down to eucalyptus t

winds will gust 20-45mph by this afternoon, with lake wind advisories in effect. a stormy weather pattern will return by sunday with a chance for rain and sierra snow showers in crime beat... reno police have a suspect in custody, after the shooting at a reno casino left one man dead. just before midnight sunday, reno police responded to shots fired inside siri's casino at 241 north virginia street in the heart of downtown reno. police identified the suspect, as 38 year old kiley grayson. he's been charged with open murder, and police say he did not run from the crime scene or resist arrest. the victim was an off duty employee of siri's casino. police tell us there was a physical and verbal dispute between the two men. when the victim tried to walk away... they say grayson pulled out a gun and shot the man in the chest. they haven't released the name of the man who was killed yet. and the squaw valley fire department has identified a woman who died after an accident at squaw valley over the weekend. firefighters responded to the on saturday, on a report of an inju

there is a winter weather advisory posted for northern iowa tonight with mostly some snow expected there. one to three inches is likely north of hwy 30 overnight while areas south are expected to get less than 1". temperatures will continue you to get colder tonight with 20s expected by tuesday morning. tuesday will be a wintry day with quite a few clouds, cold northerly winds of 10-20 mph and temps staying mostly in the 20s all day. we will try to recover a bit on wednesday, but another weather system will be coming through wed. evening with another chance for more rain/snow mix. again, the metro should not see much if any accumulation. we will see some nicer weather by the weekend with sunnier skies saturday and much warmer temps expected for sunday. our timing has been pretty lucky lately when it comes to our weekend! its day five of the alexander fazzino murder trial, underway in winneshiek county. 42 year old alexander fazzino was arrested in 2013 for the murder of his wife emily. emily was found dead in the couples bathroom in january of 2012. since then the trial has been moved an

. >> one county is dealing with a frost advisory. let's get the latest from candace campos. >> it is the third day of talking about frost advisories. this is what is going on. we have a ridge of high pressure in control. you can see the cool air from the north. on the western side pumping in the heat and the humidity from the west. the highill continue to slide over parts of the atlantic. it will start our warming trend. until then, look at the temperatur across the nation. up and down the eastern seaboard, we are waking up to temperatures in the 30's. upper 40's in orlando. marion county, you are waking up to 37 degrees which is why you are under a frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. 39 in palm coast. 48 in orlando. warmer out in the brevard coast in the upper 50's. our frost advisory for our viewing area including parts of marion county. as we take you hour by hour so you caplan out your day. topping out in the 70's, four degrees below that average mark for the city beautiful. it will be dry with plenty of that spring sunshine. get out

that's not the only advisory we have. flash flood advisory in effect due to more heavy rain on top of already saturated soil. flooding is possible, especially small streams and creeks. we could see some roadways flooding and also some rock slides and debris flows in the mountains and certainly in those burn areas that we have seen throughout the summer months. we are going to keep a close eye on that so folks in that area, be very mindful. a high surf advisory in effect for all coastal locations. this remains through tuesday. sneaker waves, recurrence, never turn your back to the ocean. if you are out there fishing today, stay away from rocks and jetties. a winter storm warning in effect at harold's a toothpick snow level dropping to around 4500 feet. regulations of about 1-2 feet at that level. above the passes, above 7000 feet, anywhere from 2-5 feet. we will talk about the warnings and what's to come later today but first we want to go outside to mark kelly to talk about what happened last night. these high winds, heav

small craft advisory for boaters. high surf advisory for the beachgoers. be careful out there. and a frost advisory for tonight for parts of the area. most of us won't feel it but some of us will. 47 right now in crystal river. 50 carol would. 59 the bradenton in sarasota. the air is dry. dupont's up near 70 and summerlike humidity in the last week. well into the low to mid 30s and that is that dry air. the temperature change is from 10 to 15 degrees. 18 degrees colder in citrus county. can see the whole state is cooling-off. the windsor up right now and generally blowing in the teens with gus in the 20s. just had a 30 miles per hour wind gust in clearwater this 18 ed davis island. the wind it will come down a little bit as the afternoon wears on. these high clouds will thin out a touch and sink south. we will keep some of them over sarasota county. the don cesar cam looking pretty good. you can see visibility is fine. not much to show you, mostly sunny skies. the winds will die down throughout the afternoon. look at the time. we don't get to 60 degrees until 1:00 today and the

that's when the winter weather advisory is set to expire there as well. throughout the week temperatures do improve very nicely, low 50s tomorrow that's going to feel pretty good. then in the accuweather seven day forecast, we're going up to 67 degrees. i think that will be the best day of the week, that's 67. mr. and ms. maximus, there is more than one dog this morning. bill goes out of town now there is three, right? i'm thinking mr. maximus, ms. maximus, and there is minimus, we have a herd of dogs on the streets here. if you need someone to cuddle up to. maximus is just a natural right there on the camera. looking at me right? >> if you have a snack max would be looking at you. thank you, amy. >>> let's go in with the commute. >>> it is all about snacks, that's for sure. >>> good morning everybody. let's go outside, i want to show you a look at the l.i.e. getting through suffolk county, moving okay here through suffolk county because of the wet surfaces, let's go over to our subway status and tell you on the 4 train. ongoing signal problems at 167th m

. >>> a wind advisory right now in >> hold onto something. yeah, indeed. the winds blowing strongly out there. cleveland, i-77 through medina, ashland richland counties. now, we did have a few showers earlier. they moved through greater cleveland, akron. they're gone. so we're going to stay dry . now, let's deal with the gusts. look at the current gusts. cleveland 40 miles per hour, elyria 40 miles per hour, a 35-mile an hour wind gust currently in akron. temperatures mild though. we've got lower 60s in a lot of spots and we will stay mild through the evening. watch the temperatures overnight tonight slowly falling into the lower 50s by 5 p.m. so leave the umbrellas at home. all and all not bad but you're going to need the winter coats coming up for the weekend. >>> turning to the primary election now in a recap governor john kasich won his home state? republican primary beating donald trump by 12 percentage points. >> and hillary clinton had a victory here in ohio. >> as for the democratic primary for the u.s. senate it wasn't even close former governor t

and there's a frost advisory between 4:00 and 9:00 a.m. we need to bundle up and cover up the new plants. as for tonight, it will be chilly. 51 at 7:00. all the way down to 40 at midnight. close to 80 again this week. coming up in just a few minutes. >>> happening now a neighborhood is under an advisory following a water main break. concerned. >> reporter: the water is running again on oak park drive, boiled. a broken water main on highway 242 was the cause of the problem. after the pipe was repaired, there was a boil water advisory for 24 hours which made life more difficult for the mother of this newborn. >> it might be a problem for making formula and stuff leek that -- like. >> reporter: the alert was placed on social media. the town manager says staffers went door to door leaving anybody who was home. but some folks didn't get the word until we told them. >> after flint, we're absolutely worried. as a concerned citizen all we want is to be notified. >> reporter: one man drank some water before he found out about the alert. >> i drunk

and the frost advisory talking about plants it means the same thing. and that is unhealthy for them as well. again, everybody outside of the mountains. 56 . look at this. i mean not a cloud in the sky. your weather net metro school in the uptown area not going to have problems seeing that sunset tonight. beyond that then steady. the piedmont of north and south carolina up through 40 in the foothills and low 40s. yeah you you will be cold in the mountains. i suppose be glad you do not have the plants around your house yet. i hope you don't. by 11:00 p.m. low and mid-40s in the piedmont. heading toward freezing in the high country. you will probably dip into the 20s briefly up there as we briefly get to freezing here just before the sun comes up. so the clear skies cold conditions in the high country about 31 . for our part, we will call it 36 through about the 8:00 a.m. hour. beyoyo that i will show you the map. is there anything heading our way? active storm track off to the north but that is sunny, sunny as we take you through tomorrow and the allerge

. >> we have a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. that is the only county in our viewing area. temperatures, we are waking to the 30's in some spots. >> 36 now in ocala. low 40's in the villages and leesburg. upper 40's in orlando. sanford, 44. cocoa beach at 57 degrees. comparing it to 24 hours ago, running 9 to 12 degrees cooler today than yesterday. the big change will be later this afternoon. we'll warm into the 70's. just a few degrees below that average. you can see here in the last couple of days, it has been a downward trend as you can see. this morning, we are waking up to 50 degrees. that should head up to 75 later today. again, there will be a better chance of rain and heat and humidity just around the corner. more details on that coming up in a few minutes. let's see how the roadways are shaping up in the traffic center with amy. as far as the drive goes, if you are getting ready to head out the door, you really don't need to plan any extra time. we have no significant accidents. drive times looking nice. westbound ride.

we're talking about winter weather advisories later today a. chuck bell, what

a wind advisory in effect as you mentioned for the remainder of the area, the wind advisories were allowed to expire at noon, take a look at these wind gusts. 26 miles per hour wind gusts for central park and sparta. 33 for babylon. 38 for the hampdens. 36 in white plains and monticello. we're talking about gusty and potentially dangerous winds. the future wind gust does show however that we get out of the 20s and 30s as we head toward this evening. and finally we'll see the winds hours. by tomorrow, we're talking today we're 54 degrees. tons of sunshine. a tiny bit cooler because of the wind. i'll have the rest in a bit. >>> the heavy winds made it queens. a fire caused significant damage to two homes. >> john king salvaging what little he could from his home this morning. >> no. all done. >> his family living in one of the two units badly damaged here at 2341, 91st street. a mini explosion around 2:00 tuesday morning. >> we heard a loud pop. >> she shot this video on her cell phone. >> i thought it was the wind blowing. the wind was going crazy. i saw flames. and my mom was telling every

winds will gust 20-45mph by advisories in effect. a stormy weather pattern will return by sunday with a chance for rain and sierra snow showers continuing into early send in your birthday requests to k-t-v-n to be featured on air. you can reach us through e-mail, regular mail, or by leaving a voicemail on our birthday line. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... a brazilian shelter is proving you can teach an old dog new tricks...so long as there's a full diet and plenty of love...we'll show stories we think are worth a second look. a three-year-old louisiana boy is safe and sound after going missing last week. and he and his family have a hunting dog to thank for his safe return. eli alcock's voice stands out...but there came a time when his mother lindsy thought she'd never hear it again - after he went missing tuesday night. she contacted the sheriffs department and asked her facebook friends to help look for the three-year old. "and asked me if honey who is, you know, she's been tracking deer with her for three years ask

the high surf advisory anywhere from 13 to 15 feet swells.he rain is going to play out. you see the clouds throughout the day. some showers and then 3:00 in the north bay you have rain. by 8:00 we've got some downpours all around the bay area throughout the evening hours into your monday morning commute. so the rain keeps coming until we get a break by late in the day monday and into tuesday. tuesday is the only dry day. look at this, san carlos over an inch as well as hayward, mountain view and san jose. winter storm warning tense through the bulk of the day tomorrow. 1 to 2 feet again with three feet in the higher peaks and the week ahead that's the drydale on tuesday and after that the storms continue to line-up. 660 in the city. and the accuweather seven-day forecast moderate storms today. more showers tomorrow. a break tuesday. north bahrain on wednesday. thursday we are getting back into the action. it looks like it will take us through next weekend. so our miracle march, perhaps is helping us out for sure. >> a nice sunday to stay insi

weather advisories are in effect . chp reminds travelers to be prepared. bring chains, warm clothing and food and water in case you hit a rough spot during your travel. for up-to-the-minute weather alerts and weather forecast in your neighborhood, download the kron 4 mobile app . it's your number one source for weather and news in the bay area. >>> a quick thinking security guard is a hero in antioch he saw a car drive off the docks near the marina where he worked. he jumped into the water to rescue the driver. more on how it happened and the twist to this story. >> reporter: if not for david's quick -- quick action, this woman in the back of an ambulance could very well have died behind the wheel of this car. eventually, pulled out of the antioch marina thursday night. >> i thought wow this person needs my help. >> reporter: an i'm security officer for strategic threat management was passing by the arena -- marina about 10:30 pm and noticed the woman driving erratically in the parking lot. >> she drove right in. >> truck david says he jumped out of his ca

the forecast and frost advisory. >> that's exactly right through 9:00 a.m. through our entire viewing area. if you didn't do so last night and you want to see the newly planted plants, if they are in a pot, bring them in, but hopefully you took care of that last night. clear skies outside this morning. that is a big reason we're so cold right now. temperatures below freezing for many of you now. 30 in lewisburg. 30 in roanoke rapids. 29 in south hill. sanford. good morning, rayford right now. you are starting off at 30 degrees. up. plenty of sunshine, so don't forget the sunglasses and don't forget to dress in layers. 55 by noon. an afternoon high where we should be this time of year. that's close to 66 for an afternoon high today. i'll let you know how warm we'll get tomorrow and thursday for the complete storm team forecast. over to kristin with a check of the traffic. >>> after to a quiet start on the roads outside. let's start things off with a live look at what you can expect as you are hitting the roads this morning. this is wade avenue and edwards mil

wind advisory in place for the metro area. it will be a little hard to drive and maneuver so batten down the lawn ornaments and lawn chairs . coming up we are tracking the next chance of show they are giving up free access to county swimming pools and golf courses because of new ethics laws. the county attorney says free passes could be seen as illegal gifts under the new guidelines. >>> a virginia man accused of peeping incidents goes to trial today. ricardo rodriguez of fredericksburg was dressed as a woman when he was arrested last november at potomac mills small. investigators say they have tied him to another incident at the mall in october and one at a walmart last may.>>> turning now to headlines from campaign 2016. there is a threat of a lawsuit in the republican race for president. donald trump is upset and threatening to sue ted cruz over the way delegates were allocated after the louisiana primary. >> i won louisiana and now he's trying to steal delegates. welcome to the republican party. what's going on in the part

. >> flurries coming down but making streets slick. r de blasio has issued a travel advisory. >> we're going to start with storm team 4 erica grow. >> this is the last snow event of the season. temperatures are going to be consistently warmer as we head past this part in mid march. we're taking a live look at our sweeping radar. a light coating of snow coming down throughout the tri state. numbers of precipitation rate. we're looking about one half inch per hour until you get into duchess, putnam counties, sullivan and orange county, where the snow is not really even reaching ground yet of the areas that are expected to see accumulating snow are the shaded areas, right now. nassau and westngrn suffolk county. thd e wgnter storm warning is in effect for eastern suffolk county where the accumulations are going to be a little bigger. a coating to two inches at the most in the city, the five boroughs. and two to four in nassau. we're talking four to six inches, maybe a couple isolated areas with more. i'll tell you what lies for you after the snow moves out. >>> we move to suffolk county w

. >>> we have a wind advisory in place but not for today. it's already in advance of this area of low pressure that's barreling into the bay area on saturday. no rain out there right now. a little bit of low level moisture in the form of some condensation which is some drizzle. there's the scene right now for your morning commute and we do have temperatures pretty much in the 50s. it's very mild out the door. the wind advisory we are anticipating gusty winds up to 50 miles per hour which will topple some trees. meanwhile, today, up to about 69 degrees. we'll trackle incoming system together. >> roberta, things so far this morning "friday light" exactly what we like. but it's still early and we are watching some road construction out there. this is both northbound and southbound 680 that we're showing you right now. it's between the dublin interchange and olympic boulevard. good news here it's only until 5:00 this morning. slower on north 680. we'll have updates throughout the morning. >>> a vicious brawl at a bay area jail sparks a lockdown

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here's the frost advisory. low to mid 30s tonight. the frost advisory will start continue through 9 am. that is right on through sunrise before we see the temperatures climb. we have seen a lot of pretty springs showers -- flowers out there. make sure you are protecting your visitation overnight. as we head into the coming days, 63 tomorrow, 74 and wednesday. a really looks nice. thursday gets warmer with a high of 77. we are tracking the chance for rain thursday afternoon into the overnight. that should wrap up first thing friday morning. 70 our high friday afternoon. over the weekend ahead, it is easter weekend. try and beautiful on saturday with 65 as our temperature. chance for rain on sunday with the high back into the upper 60s. i'm going to send it to kristin with an update on traffic.>>> good morning everyone. we're off to a quiet start on the road. let's take a live look at i 440 and glenwood avenue were traffic volumes have been increasing, so far no major issues to tell you about. closures on product fortify -- project fort

frost advisory is in effect for tuesday morning. there's a look at satellite radar, a sharp upper-level trough brought a few sprinkles and patchy light showers. those have dissipated in clouds sections of the viewing area now. as we go through the day, sunshine, 49 at noon, 56 at 4:00, 48 at 8:00. >>> taking a look at the drive from wake forest, 14 minutes alone us-1 stealth making your way onto 540. drive. though? surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 20 megs for $20 a month for 1 year with autopay when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. ...right now. wanna see this as an action movie? [ deep voice ] get ready. 20 megs is only $20 a month. [ normal voice ] or drama? [ melodramatic voice ] get up to 20 megs for $20 a month. [ normal voice ] only from centurylink. speed may not be available in your area. call now. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums >>> rig

we still sees no shortly whether advisory in effect until 8:00 p.m.ween additional eight 12 in. above 7,000 ft.. and another system. >> catherine: heavy rain and high winds took a santa cruz mountains. us some of the damage. >> reporter:it's been coming down like this off and on since friday night here in the santa cruz mountains. the rain accompanied by high winds that downed scores of trees including a huge made a mess of 26th avenue and the home of connie and tonysot connie aikin the san lorenzo river rose above flood stage and severely damaged a home in paradise park. high surf battered the esplanade in capitola and this tree narrowly missed a home in aptos. there were at least 20 road closures that made for some region. p,g, e crews worked through the rain to restore power amid dozens of downed power lines. some of those trees felled by in the santa cruz mountains rob >> catherine:late this afternoon. the c-h-p identified a driver they say was responsible for a hit and run accident in castro valley this morning. they say 29 year old daniel him. "

we are seeing a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. for folks in marion county including ocala. warmer the further south you go, 58 at cocoa beach. a nice cool 45 in melbourne. it is about 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. the good news is it is going to yesterday afternoon. as we look at the watches and advisory. wind speeds, that is dying down. as these winds start to veer from the east-northeast, we'll start to warm things up. looking at the radar. radar feeds going around, not showing much in the way of rain or cloud cover because of that. temperatures will be warming into the mid 70's, sunny and dry. it is the big story that will be the chilly temperatures by 8:00 a.m., a temperature of 47 degrees. how warm things get and when the rain chances. how the roadways are shaping up with amy. how is it going? >> we have very calm typical roads at this point. take a look at i-4 this morning, moving past ivanhoe boulevard. roadway. no big accidents. construction. longer. all of the math data is coming back in the green. traffic. back to yo

southeastern santa clara county into santa cruz county, flood advisory until 7:45. as chuck coppola reported also, spilling over is impacting local creeks in the area. we'll let you know if that gets extended later on into the evening. the radar shows the santa cruz mountains and parts of the south bay seeing most of the rain right now. more intense action is off to the east now into sacramento and over toward the sierra. we're still seeing heavy rain at times and heavy sierra snow tomorrow morning. i think we'll still have rain south of san francisco. the trend does turn drier as we head toward the afternoon. showers move on. the forecast moving forward looks a lot warmer. springing forward and the temperatures, rain has been great news for our reservoirs. now we're catching a break. 70s coming back to the forecast middle part of the week. >> i requested nicer weather from you earlier in the week. i think a lot of people are ready for sunshine. thank you for joining us tonight. we'll see you here at 11:00. hello, i'm doug mcconnell and we've got some great discover

dense fog advisory until 10:00. does not include charlotte-mecklenburg nonetheless pockets of fog in charlotte and south and east. use caution early this morning. five mile visibility in center city. lots of low clouds after yesterday's rain, skies cleared and so we have that fog out there. once the fog burns off we will see temperature rise to near 80 but late this afternoon and this evening, showers and thunderstorms will move in, a couple are likely to be severe late today. you can see the next batch of rain across nashville heading in our direction. show you that on futurecast plus looking ahead to the weekends are the entire seven day forecast in a couple minutes. you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and here is chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. we're going to start with a scene of that breaking news we told you about at the top of the show. traveling north tryon, this is at east craighead, you're going to find a heavy police presence. we'll