that columns a lot of advisories -- includes a lot of advisories in place.t is sfo where we have wet roadways and runways but at least the visibility is not so bad. we are looking at advisories in places for most of sunday. first of all a flash flood watch for the entire bay area which means expect minor flooding in your neighborhood. you'll find it there and on the roadways and freeways and then we have a few areas where we have extra concern. we'll start in the napa county area where we have a flash flood warning until 9:15 this morning. our creeks and our streams and our rivers are really full and some of them are overflowing. we have a warning in place from see sebastopol to petaluma and the santa clara has pretty much a widespread advisory and at felton at the river there's some flooding going on trickling into santa cruz until 10:30 this morning. take it easy out there. hopefully you are indoors with no place to go. here's stormtracker 2 now pushing out of the south bay, morgan hill, gilroy seeing some pretty good rain right now. notice squeezing in cl

let's take a look, show you where the winter weather advisory advisory is posted, if you're in philly, probably not going to see much out of this. perhaps see flake along the way. like delaware. all of southern new jersey, yes, you are included in the winter weather advisory. that is to give you idea lowest offer the quote unquote totem pole, advisories, basically means you're going to see some snow, going to trip you up. but completely bring this area to a stand still, absolutely not. and we will look at the map in a second here, but all take a look at the forecast, snowfall maps. that potential for flakes looking like it is pretty much not going to get much past philadelphia. so, perhaps you see in philadelphia county or delco, but looking for some snowflakes, especially even up in the mountains, won't get anything out of this one. allentown, red willing, not expecting anything. one-3 inches though still what we are going foray cross the rest of delaware, southern new jersey here, weighs take you out to storm scan one more time. yes, you have some of the steadier bands more moderate

the national weather services issued a flood advisory this evening. this affects most major most >> britteny: and more rain overnight by the time you wake up tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. we are still dealing with heavier downpours oakland hayward and then it will not lead to a late morning that we start see more clearing but more rain is on the way into the afternoon as you head home from work letter and wednesday will not be as strong tab tristeza more on the work week. >> britteny: many passengers finding out that their flights for either canceled or delayed. >>alecia: according to airport officials there are about a hundred cancellations and 360 delays. with heavy winds that accompany the rain there is a weather warning for sfo for 1:00 in the morning. brian showed up six hours before his flight leader find out he has an on time departure. law checking and found out their flight was delayed two hours. the latest appeal we have in oakland there are 90 delays as three cancellations in san jose we're told there are 67 delays one cancellation >> j.r.:, s

mostly in the advisory category here. a winter weather advisory north of the maryland clouds will continue to increase. sleetl see snow and the and a freezing rain in purple. it will not be a uniform layer everywhere. some areas will get sleet. notice temperatures, in the morning, they are freezing. we will be on the borderline. some areas warm up late tomorrow afternoon. after that, things will calm down. in a few minutes we will check owe just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've never dreamed up this room without bassett. melanie: is heading to the d.c. convention center where the travel and adventure show is being held. i highly encourage you to check out the d.c. travel and adventure show. so much going on. john is here to tell us more. you a

winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories, and wind chill advisories as well. the wind chill advisories for higher elevation where's it feels like anywhere from minus 20 to minus 30 and winter weather advisories that includes the d.c. corridor and areas to our east and south east under winter storm warnings. here is a look at some of the projected totals we have. 4 to 8" for south and southeast. including st. mary's, calvert and parts of central and southern delaware. to 4" for corridor west of that and 1 to" d.c. corridor and norm, northwest we're talking dusting up to inch. all this is expected into our area by the time we get to about the 1, 2:00 hour tonight and won't be out of here until the afternoon hours late in the day of tomorrow. we'll have more details in the full forecast and of course, 7 day coming up, shawn. >> thank you, gwen. >> tonight, crews are on standby to clear the roads once that winter weather starts to move into our area. you can see the trucks moving now. tisha lewis continues coverage from arlington. tisha lewis are folks concerned a

philadelphia county not included in that advisory. we're going to see the round of snow do you to the clipper system known for bringing snow but not for significant snowfalls. moisture is limited we will see some snow developing overnight and that will be mainly south of philadelphia. future weather will show us as we head into overnight band of snow moving in after midnight uniform in nature, this particular model bringing the northern periphery up to center city philadelphia. i think we could see light snow tomorrow morning, northwest suburbs lehigh valley, poconos, although, you do see we could see a time of heavy snowfall right in the monday morning commute that is mainly going to be for southern new jersey shore and parts of delaware as we head into the second half of morning snow continuing to move eastbound and then by midday the system is out of here completely this particular model bringing flurries in on the northwesterly flow but we will see a nice amount sunshine, forecast snowfall map in that advisory area expecting one t

the winter weather advisory for the district. arlington, alexandria, prince george's county, fairfax, montgomery, panhandle of west virginia. the further east and west you we have freezing rain advisories in effect to look at a little bit of ice forming. the future cast from storm watch 7. the accumulations are minor but it's enough to cause delays. if you are travel plans tomorrow leave extra time. be careful on the side street and the sidewalk. we are going to look for this to continue in the daytime hour. 1:00 to 2:00. by dinner time most of this should be out of here under cloudy skies. your saturday, the biggest threat will come from the freezing rain. a little sleet is possible with a little snow. accumulations will be minor in the immediate metro area. tomorrow's high will flirt with the freezing mark. we may see 32, 33. up to 35 the extensive outlook shows warmer air. look at next week. fast forward to inauguration day, mid-to-upper 50's. the following weekend should flirt with the 60-degree mark. check on the commute wit

we have a dense fog advisory in effect and will stay dreary for 72 hours. the it will go downhill late tonight, tomorrow, wind driven rain and strong storms and system will impact us. >> good to know. >> rough next 24 hearst but for the most part we will be dry through at least half of the take today, exception down at the shore seeing some rain, but bulk should hold off until late tonight and will be around through the damon. the let check out the fog right now. tough to see buildings as fog as worse then yesterday morning. reduced visibility in center city. current air temperature is 45. it is mild. no freezing fog to deal with as january thaw theme, continues once again, for next several days. dense fog advisories for the area with the exception extreme southern eastern new jersey and central and other than delaware to this goes until 10:00 o'clock this morning. the current visibility, .3 of a mile in philadelphia, allentown, trenton, at the shore visibility up, 5 miles from millville and atlantic city airport to to some rain. we have light shower activi

we had winter weather advisory and freezing rain advisory, i'll show now second. some of you saw some of the sleet and freezing rain today. some of you only saw bit of the light rain and some drizzle. stowe was mainly to the north and northwest of thaws we had to deal with it, but it made for some pretty slick conditions on some of the roads, especially roads and sidewalks, bridges and overpasses, and those that weren't treated. so here is where we have the freezing rain and the winter weather advisory until 4:00 a.m. sunday. if you are in those areas be careful specially if you are headed out in the morning for morning services. temperatures there are going to be close to freezing or maybe slightly below in the overnight hours. right now, temperatures into the 30's, right across the board, we will be in the 30's and the upper 20's by the time we get into overnight, lows for you. and here is where we are speaking about where we see little more of the freezing in the overnight hours. thirty-three for the overnight low as far as dc is concerned. same for annapolis,

the advisory in effect until midnight. you can check out the system. raining hard and the heaviest rain is right about now and tomorrow morning about 3:00 a.m. pardon me. so winter storm warning stays in effect and a winter break and breaks in the showers. a small stream advisory is up because we are anticipating this. here we are at moonlight. and you can see the band moving through. and this is significant. kind of like what just ran through. most of us sleeping. you will hear it on the roof. at four a.m. it continues and let me go back. i what about to see something. this is -- yeah, 12:00 a.m. to the model is updated to four a.m. that took four hours for this thing to translate. that means it is not moving that fast. that means you wouldn't be hard to get a half-inch of rain and lingers to six a.m. to san jose and pushes off and your morning commute doesn't look back. the four a.m. commute and after that the heavy rain is done. the afternoon commute is there. that's good. basically the main event between now and four a.m. tomorrow morning. and then

still ahead, a winter weather advisory is in effect-- and that could have a big impact on the start to your work week. complete stormwatch coverage continues with a breakdown of the weather and the roads.. when we come back. what does it feel like? like? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a little different to us all. but with a new carefirst medplus medigap plan, you can find yours. call now to speak with a medigap specialist in your area, and discover the strength and security of a plan with low affordable rates, and the option to add dental and vision coverage. even a fitness program at no extra cost. call a medigap specialist now to learn more. and get the support to find the answers, to every fearless question. carefirst medplus. live fearless. - few sprinkles tomorrow & wednesday - quiet rest of the week (40s) - watching sunday into monday (wintry mix possible) today: mostly cloudy and cold. breezy. spotty pm sprinkle. highs: 36-39 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloud winds: w 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. milder and breezy. sprinkle pos

you got big wind, wind advisory, urban and small stream flood advisory tonight. snow in the mountain and kind of like, you know, talk about last night, this thing is hitting right on -- rained all day but hammering the afternoon commute. you can see rain from eureka and border all the way south of santa barbara. flood advisory and new development within the last hour indicating heavier rain fall rates around here and that's to be expected. ground saturated, all this rain falling just a live radar. all the rain falling is definitely starting to run off so check one of the storm reports up here by santa ros. they've had real heavy, flooding up in hills burg 305. really heavy rain fall rates so debris flow kind of spawn from that. santa rosa heavier rain and showers down around oakland. little bits of breaks here and there but get the idea. this is widespread rain on the afternoon commute. san jose getting a break new but not for long. down towards holster, you see heavy shower activity. talk about the winds being pretty strong. there's that sustained 46 miles an ho

neighborhoods under freezing rain advisory. katie is here too time it all out. >> fire fighters delaware county battle a two alarm fire that forced a family from their homes. we'll have a live report. >> crazy people -- >> delaware county native is shot in the turkey night club massacre. this morning, his brother is speaking only to "eyewitness news" about what stopped the bullets. plus, who just claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> well today is monday, january 2nd, good morning, everyone. the quiet morning here. >> 2017. >> yes, 2017. >> made it to another year. >> we did. >> good morning, i'm rahel son man. let's get your day and your year started with a check on weather with katie fehlinger. >> happy new year tow both. certainly not without issue for this first monday maybe back to work for a lot of people here today. we do have issues when it comes to the weather for sure. snow is important, please listen up, guys. we have rain starting to move n freezing rain advisory you mentioned basically taking effect as we spe

winter weather advisory in and around as the storm makes its way. we have an advisory that has been shifted off to the north and west, including portions of montgomery county. these counties have been introduced into the winter weather advisory. the storm itself is going to be further to the west. down to the south and east that's where we have those winter storm warnings. on the radar now you don't see anything, but all you have to do is widen out a bit. notice where the snow is. a lot of moisture with this. here is the snow in towards southern maryland. starting time, by 4:00 a.m. in the city accumulation by sunrise ending 1:00 and turning cold. by 2:00 a.m. it's going to be starting down towards southern maryland. this is a completely different system >> reporter: to comment on what you said a sheriff's deputy told us they had a little snow yesterday and then it stopped and right now they plan to be out tomorrow morning to help people who may need assistance due to the two to four inches you mentioned. officials warn people to be careful if you h

we're not done. >> we still have winter weather advisories and freezing rain advisories in effect till 11 p.m. i want to begin there. it's generally north of town, well north of town. as we look had some sleet and were under winter weather advisory. howard count, up to 95, those are freezing rain advisories just issued within the last 45 minutes or so by the national weather service. the temperatures are still borderline close to freezing. it doesn't take a lot of ice. remember the tanker trailer that exploded in baltimore a couple weeks ago? you just need a smidgen of ice and you've got a problem. what we're dealing with is an area of moisture. here it's coming back just for the evening. it will be out of here probably in another few hours. the problem is again those temperatures are borderline. i know we've got rain in southern maryland, fredericksburg. i'm not going to focus there. that's just rain. i'm going to focus north where we've got the problems. culpeper, 38. that's not an issue. it's an ugly night but not an issue. you start to see 32 in baltimore, 30 in westminster. it's t

no winter weather advisories but check with steve rudin tonight at 11:00 because if a new advisory will be issued in part of the area steve will have it an 11:00. this is a time lapse from river bend country club in great falls, virginia, where it is down to 29 already. during the day with the limited sunshine and additional snowshowers, most of the snow has gone away. those are the sand traps, not snow. sand traps i can identify like that. i spent a lot of time there. skies are clear now. clouds come in later tonight. temperatures are low 20's to 30's north and west of town. it's cold and that will be the difference tomorrow. the variable here is the snow and how much of it. based on what we have been watching all day it looks like most of the chances for any accumulations, even a dusting is north of the metro area. clear skies. cold temperatures tonight. a little bit of a breeze at times. that will knock the wind chill down. the purple areas from wisconsin to western pennsylvania and garrett county, maryland, those are winter weather advisories posted in advance of the snow. it's deve

we have a wind advisory through the area and just in the past 30 minutes that wind advisory has been extended for a good portion of the area. this includes the district and surrounding c it goes all the way to the shenandoah valley. that is why the advisory is extended. winds gusting near 50 miles an hour today. that could be damaging and we're going to be still mild today with the wind direction and colder friday and the weekend and nice dry stretch of weather. here's the wind advisory surrounding the district. prince george's county and anne arundel and fairfax and prince william county, this extends north and over to the west. we are looking at this even through the higher elevations gusting near 50 miles an hour today. with the 450-mile-per-hour wind small trees and power lines, we'll watch this closely and keep that in mind. as we go through the day, winds can increase. martinsburg, 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts, in addition, 31-mile-per-hour wind gusts and again this will continue and get even stronger. temperaturewise we're close to 60 in the different and fredericksburg, that i

doesn't usually get the wind advisory, but overnight, chp said, hold on tight there. you see some slicker roads and we're talking about where you can't cross the roads or use the roads, coming up. >>> good monday morning. the time now is 4:41. we are keeping an eye on area creeks and rivers. russian river in guerneville will be up to 37 feet, cresting at about 3:00 this afternoon and slowly falling before rising again. napa river at saint alina will be below flood stage for today. and then rising back up to flood stage by tomorrow, to 16 1/2 feet. and the san lorenzo river right now at 15.2 and will continue to fall and will also be falling and staying below flood stage at the guadeloupe river at almond and expressway. i'll have a look at this and some incoming rain in the forecast in about five minutes. >> yes, there's more rain coming. over here, traffic's coming as well. we expect a sizable commute this morning, but right now the tri-valley moves well. highway 84 is fine, but over there in sunol, it is closed because of a mud slide. over there, the approach toward

we have that urban flood advisory in effect in addition to the coastal flood advisory.lash flood warning in parts of santa clara county. we have your full traffic and weather storm watch report coming up at 6:47. >>> this just in to the kpix 5 newsroom. the oakland unified school district has just announced that montara middle school in oakland will be closed because of a power outage. stay away until further notice. so montara middle school in oakland is closed today. gayle king joins us from "cbs this morning." you have a lot going on there as well as us. >> i'm writing this down. montera middle school is closed because of a power problem. you know, i went to school in the bay area menlo-atherton high so i know that area very well. thank you, michelle! good to see you. you're right, we have a lot going on today. ahead, donald trump last reports that russia has damaging financial and personal information about him. top adviser kellyanne conway will join us in studio 57 to discuss it. plus we'll talk to a cia insider mike morell about the claims and john dickerson also

wind chill advisory in effect. where winds kick in single digit temperatures and wind chills factors minus 20 to minus 30. here's eye look at accumulations which really correlates very much with where we see warni in effect. 1 to 3" d.c. corridor and dusting an inch west and 4 to 8 we get greatest impact over st. mary, calvert, central and well southern areas of delmarva. timing for you once we get to overnight hours, 2 a.m., 5 a.m., look at this 8:00 in the morning and midday we start to see it pushing its way out by the time we get to 4, 5:00 it's all the way off east again. so just be aware of all this if you have plans for tomorrow. overnight lows into the 20s. teens north, northwest and highs for tomorrow not much better still in 0s. low to mid 20s pretty much everywhere. cold air will be stick around with significant wind chills once we get into sunday, 7-day forecast there's warmer air right there coming in by hump day. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >> all righty. what's going on down here? >> got it. >>

so i know that commissioner president james has been involved and to a point the advisory committee council and coordinating council and the mayor has a couple of positions to appoint we're hoping that group will be pier 39 together this month. >> thank you. the department of aging & adult services will honor nancy schneider from adult protective services office . >> (clapping.) >> how are you. >> thank you. >> so hi nancy welcome and congratulations and i - so as usual i like to have everyone i know a lot of supporter here of nancy and know that having working closely with the adult protective services i can say the human services position it super important because social workers basically need to be out doing work and follow-up and paper and the human services technicians help take people to the doctor and get involved working with clients directly and doing some of the things social workers don't have time nancy your honored by your peers and colleagues and adult protective services and if you can all united states adult protective services staff to stand. >> (clapping.) >> ever

so i know that commissioner president james has been involved and to a point the advisory committee council and coordinating council and the mayor has a couple of positions to appoint we're hoping that group will be pier 39 together this month. >> thank you. the department of aging & adult services will honor nancy schneider from adult protective services office . >> (clapping.) >> how are you. >> thank you. >> so hi nancy welcome and congratulations and i - so as usual i like to have everyone i know a lot of supporter here of nancy and know that having working closely with the adult protective services i can say the human services position it super important because social workers basically need to be out doing work and follow-up and paper and the human services technicians help take people to the doctor and get involved working with clients directly and doing some of the things social workers don't have time nancy your honored by your peers and colleagues and adult protective services and if you can all united states adult protective services staff to stand. >> (clapping.) >> ever

that is the winter weather advisories. from colorado, wyoming towards west virginia and including garrett county, maryland. that's where this system and another piece of energy will meet up tomorrow. i will not be surprised to see advisories posted here because of the fact this will come into early on friday. again, cold moves in tonight, snow chance tomorrow night into friday morning posing a problem for the early morning commute. frigid this weekend and i do mean frigid. still tracking that coastal low. i've got new information just in. i'll update you on what i think in a bit. >> nank you, doug. >>> v dot crews are getting ready to treat the roads with salt and sand before the snow arrives. transportation officials want to make sure you plan for longer commutes. take it slowly on bridges and ramps. fill up your gas tank ahead of time. the maryland state highway administration is preparing as talking with our own personnel but also contractor trucks, if needed, to be ready once the precipitation hits. what we're doing ri

winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7am for the dmv. - isolated slick spots early; otherwise cold & breezy - few sprinkles tomorrow & wednesday - quiet rest of the week (40s) - watching sunday into monday (wintry mix possible) today: mostly cloudy and cold. breezy. spotty pm sprinkle. highs: 36-39 winds: nw 5-15 g and cold. lows: 23-29 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. milder and breezy. sprinkle possible, mainly north. highs: 48-52 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 breaking overnight. the death toll grows in canadar the death toll grows in canadar following an attack inside a quebec city mosque. police say 6 people were killed and 8 more were injured when gunmen opened fire during evening prayer service. two people have been arrested, but police have not released any details about the suspects. more than 50 were at the mosque at the time of the attack-- most of them were able to escape safely. some of the injured are reportedly in grave condition. canada's prime minister is calling the attack an act of community was the target. in the day ahead. former prince george's county school a

so i know that commissioner president james has been involved and to a point the advisory committee council and coordinating council and the mayor has a couple of positions to appoint we're hoping that group will be pier 39 together this month. >> thank you. the department of aging & adult services will honor nancy schneider from adult protective services office . >> (clapping.) >> how are you. >> thank you. >> so hi nancy welcome and congratulations and i - so as usual i like to have everyone i know a lot of supporter here of nancy and know that having working closely with the adult protective services i can say the human services position it super important because social workers basically need to be out doing work and follow-up and paper and the human services technicians help take people to the doctor and get involved working with clients directly and doing some of the things social workers don't have time nancy your honored by your peers and colleagues and adult protective services and if you can all united states adult protective services staff to stand. >> (clapping.) >> ever

wind advisory and warnings are up across the region. advisory in the no reason and western suburbs until 4:00 p.m. in the immediate region. farther north toward the poconos and hunterdon county it might last later. the warning is extended past the i-95 corridor where we are expecting gusts over 50 miles per hour. 60 at the shore. most of this expires at 4:00 p.m. the farther north you creep along the coast to lakehurst to long island until 9:00 p.m. coastal flooding is an issue extended by the national weather service not only this evening, but through the high tides, you see the oceanfront high tides on the screen. delaware bay after these times. moderate flooding expected, not just the minor stuff. when i come inside we'll talk the train, and better times ahead. for now, be careful walk be and driving -- walking and driving around, i would avoid roads with a a lot of trees. >> bob brooks in cape may county, the jersey shore bearing the brunt of the northeaster, how are things looking at this hour. >> reporter: 42, 52, 60-mile an hour

we have a coastal flood advisory in effect for the bay and the coast. heavy rain coinciding with astronomical high tide of at just over 7 feet. high wind warnings in the hills because some wind gusts over 65 miles per hour. yeah. it's going to be windy again today. south winds 20 that 35 miles per hour. there will be downtown trees and downed power lines. mostly cloudy skies and rain, temperatures currently in the 50s. the winds have been breezy this morning at about 10 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures today in the 50s and 60s. we'll be right here on storm watch. >>> napa county is seeing a lot of rain, floods and mudslides. kpix 5's jackie ward is live in american canyon and jackie, you have some problems with getting to your story this morning. >> reporter: yeah. just the third stop of the day for us. we had trouble getting from highway 29 at our original destination at the napa river. that diverted us with an accident there. now on american canyon road there is a mudslide. you can see a bunch of mud and dirt has slid into the road here. this is ame

coastal flood advisory, during the day, on monday.o as far as windings not much wind, now, but they will start increasing tonight, gusting to 30. tomorrow close to 60 miles an hour, for the wind gusts. official rainfall amounts, could get up to one or 2 inches of rain, indicated by purple there, and forecast high for today on our way to 51 degrees, occasional shower or two, tomorrow wind driven rain in the 40's. wednesday, pick of the week, sunny, 55, cooler by end on of the week, dry for friday and saturday. >> monday morning commute will be rough. >> yes, rough, slow go. >>> 8:19. the lets see what is coming up here and what your day will look like. the lets get out to amanda muhler good morning, manned. >>> good morning, rahel. the bad news still foggy outside there and, we had an eye on now clearing, bad news is there is still a lot of fog on the roadways causing accident here like this one at , church road at penn brooke parkway this is near lansdale, your alternate is 309. an earlier accident, in new jersey, on 295 northbound ju

also winter weather advisory, wind chill advisory for theviso higher elevations.ndd chills there feeling like it's 30. so really dangerous cold.erou as we get into the extendedenodo ver t next 24 to 48 hours, the definite numbers for cold conditions are settling in with temperatures only in the teens and 20s, gusty winds.. you factor in the winds with the temperatures, you get your windr chill factor, folks. that means when you step outside that's what it's actually going to feel like and that's where the danger comes in.. current temperatures now in the teens and 20s pretty much across the board.the 23 in the nation's capital, only 21 at fredericks, 18 at at hagerstown. k at the windeoo chill factors. this is what it feels like, anywhere from 4 to 11-degrees only. this is what i'm speaking abouti when i say it's dangerously cold. lowe's over tonight into the teens.te however it will feel like it's in the single digits and in some areas blow zero. ridge of high pressure in place. that will give us the sunshineie as we move through into tomorrow. here's a look at f

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the governance of the federal advisory committees. this bill passed through committee by regular order and passed the house. congress acknowledged the merits of using advisory committees to acquire viewpoints for business, -- from business, academic and other interests when it passed the original act back in 1972. while not necessarily well-known, federal advisory committees are small bodies of people who provide advice, guidance and recommendation to federal policymakers on a wide range of topics. all told, in fiscal year 2015, there were roughly 1,000 federal advisory committees and they held roughly 7,400 meetings at a cost to the american taxpayers more than $369 million. now, this strikes me personally as an exceptionally high number. it's a large amount of money. we need to learn more about them, and i personally would help champion to reduce the number of overall federal advisory committees. we have some two million federal employees i think are highly capable and compensated to provide this good. it's good to get outside persp

in fact there's a winter weather advisory that kicks in at 11:00 a.m. until 11 tomorrow. traveling up north could be dicey. in the lehigh valley, rainy aind windy, 43 degrees. down the shore, the winds are worse, gusts as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. 48 the high. in philadelphia, 45 is the high, cloudy, rainy, very windy out there, and again, the rain, the heaviest in the afternoon and evening. again, that high of 45 right around now, we'll be closer to 40 later in the day. the gusts 40 to 45. overnight, lingering showers, they will taper off early evening. 40 is the overnight low. tomorrow morning, 5:30 a.m. there might be light precipitation and mixed precipitation in the poconos. 9:00 a.m., it gets less and less, it will pull away during the morning and afternoon hours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, not great today, windy, rainy, high of 45 around now and going down to 40 for the rest of the afternoon, that rain and wind getting worse as we go through most of the afternoon. overnight into early tomorrow, the rain ends, winds die down and we get anot

in the purple, we have the advisory, as far south as just outside of new orleans, louisianna. we have winter storm warnings for parts of the deep south. those are in purple. for our area, we are talking down the shore, central-southern delaware, winter storm warnings, and then once you move little further north and west in the purple, we have those advisories. so, there will be a sharp cut-off with the snow. we are talking as much as a coating, to 7 inches, depending on your location. 30 degrees right now after a high today of only 32 degrees. so we're dry for tonight. but watch the clock. hour by hour, as we move toward early saturday morning. we are watching that snowfall move in from south to north. coming up we will break down the totals and when the snow moves out. >> as scott told us, cape may county much of the jersey shore could be hardest hit in the next rounds every winter weather. it has people down there flocking to the grocery store of course to stock up. fox 29's dave kinchen reports from ocean city, new jersey. >> folks down here in ocean

that's going to be in effect, this dense fog advisory, until 4:00 a.m. we will have visibility quarter the rest of the night tonight if you are out and about. tomorrow morning, too, predoawn with the fog around. sunshine tomorrow and a look at inauguration day. new timing on rain as well as a look at the weekend. that's in a few minutes. >>> new tonight, swift reaction after president obama commuted the sentence of former army

winter weather advisory has been extended all the way north of d.c. charlottesville and even west wind chill add vitsry to higher elevations that's where we'll see gusty winds kicking in and single digit temperatures and wind chill values minus 20 to mean us 30. high owe thermia doesn't take much to happen when skin is exposed for a short period of time. 4 to 8" forecast accumulations here for south and southeast of city. then we have this 2 to 4" corridor. i upped totals for d.c. corridor because we have gotten information that the storm system looks like it will track a little bit more towards northwest that's one variable i talked about earlier show that the track of that system is determining factor for accumulation. if it ends up going more to the north west we may have to play with totals a little more. sduingting to inch to far northwest and this is challenge that we have as forecasters that we cannot really place this away we want to place it it does its own things and this is what we're looking at in terms of accumulations and maybe it may be

a list of travel advisories and alternate routes. we'll inform you as information becomes available. >>> the first day full day of business for president trump. one of the first moves as commander-in-chief was to cut corporate taxes. >> we'll be cutting taxes massively for both the middle class and for companies that's massively. >> reporter: president trump presented the plan during a breakfast meeting with business leaders. any businesses wanting to benefit from trump plans must keep their operation in the u.s. this afternoon president plans to meet with union leaders and other american workers. >> two of president trump's most controversial cabinet nominees is expected to be a improved today. mike pompeo and rex tillerson for secretary of state. the former exxon mobile chief received endorsements from john mccain and lindsey gram. marko rubio said he will support tillerson despite reservation. >>> president trump is expected to be in philadelphia, the chief of statue said it's plans to attend the republican retreat on thursday. br

then you've got winter weather advisories in lighter shade of lavender indicating the freezing rain advisoriesch again we are now in the midst of here locally. so this really continues to be a very menacing storm for the central plains. when you look at it, it's still looks that way, too. we do still have some rain. we do have the potential for stormy weather down towards the lower mississippi valley. snow still churning away across the central plains all that pink is the icing but thankfully the temperatures now at midday are climbing at least in some of these spots. this warm front what will be lifting into as we had mention mentioned. so come early tomorrow morning your temperatures very likely still to be close to freezing he will we'll get to more of that in a second. i want to show you the pattern. light rain tomorrow then the cold front leaving behind a leftover shower on wednesday morning. especially. we're still in the 50's. cold front is lack luster when it comes to the cold air ushers in. we'll see the temperatures get knocked back. but we're still in the 50's through thursday and e

winter weather advisory ends at 5am for counties nw tonight through saturday morning for st. mary's county - accumulations are nw (frederick, md, hillsboro & purcellville in loudoun county, carroll county) - snow is ending - another wave possible tomorrow morning (southern md) - cold weekend (chills in the single digits and teens) today: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. highs: 32-37 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy and cold. lows: 15-24 winds: n 5-10 mph saturday: am clouds, pm sun. cold & breezy. snow possible over southern md. few flurries possible in the dmv. highs: 27-32 winds: nw 5-15 g 20 mph don't be so sure coming up. a big change from the president-elect... surrounding one of this biggest campaign promises. the details.. ahead. plus.. kicked off a plane- in the middle of a family tragedy. now these sisters are speaking out. what happened.. and what the airline is saying about the ordeal. happening today. four people charged with kidnapping, and torturing a teen, while streaming the attack on facebook- are due in court. the crime called "terrible" by president

we are looking at a freezing rain advisory all around d.c. montgomery county, frederick county come off to the west is where we run into more of an issue. tomorrow much better, more sunshine. aside from a few slick spots, 47 degrees. anything that is icy in the morning will just be wet by the afternoon. cooler monday. the only showers should be closer to the shenandoah valley. a better chance of rain tuesday. the end of the week, back to the mid-50's. kimberly: for those of us outs appreciate that forecast. have a good night. >>> tonight, states of emergency. a major winter ice storm sweeping across the nation's midsection. the national guard called in. the warnings for 20 million americans in 12 states. now the urgent call to stay off those icy roads before the worst hits tonight. >>> donald trump taking on a civil rights icon. the war of words with congressman john lewis, but the president-elect tweeted that is sparking outrage. >>> reunited. the baby kidnapped 18 years ago now face to face with her biological family. the woman accused of t

. >>> a winter weather advisory has been extended. the storm team 4 weather alert day. we are tracking more rain and freezing rain as well. she joins us from the storm team 4 weather center. >> for most of us, it has been t the day, but right now it's the freezing rain across the area. temperatures are north of town. 10 minutes ago, the national weather service is issuing a new weather advisory. northern montgomery and howard county and a winter weather advisory. it's also the same thing. freezing rain until 11:00 p.m. you want to be cautious if you are traveling overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning in the areas especially on bridges and overpasses. i think the main roads are okay. they are very close and at or above freezing. you can see the picture on radar in parts of montgomery county down to the beltway. the temperatures are just too warm to support any ice. in parts of montgomery and carroll counties, baltimore, we will have freezing rain. elsewhere we are seeing showers and this continues and after that we dry up. what's the rest of the weekend looking li

still a high surf advisory until 3:00 a.m. on tuesday, and the wave heights high and the breakers anywhere from 25 to 30 feet. with all this rain, it's got nowhere to go with the storm drains really at capacity, and we are looking at a flash flood watch for the entire bay area throughout the day today. we are only going to get a brief break in the rain, maybe two hour or so and then comes back. as a cold front pushes through, we will have the high wind warning lifted after 10:00. let's take you into your afternoon, and your hour by hour forecast, and so there's the front, and you notice the slight break, but still showers around by noontime, and then by 2:00, this is when we can see a thunderstorm, hail, gusty winds and heavy downpours. it's 11:00, and still a few more breaks. colder air pushing in behind it and your monday morning commute featuring rain and a few breaks out there by midday, and then the sun acts to destabilize that atmosphe atmosphere, and by the evening commute on tuesday it's still rainy out there. today ke

and wind advisories.sure you download the abc 7 news app. >> if you missed the rain no worries. it's back. >> it's coming back. >> welcome back january. thank you very much. just ahead millions of americans keeping watch over this bald >>> buying tickets to a show or sporting event is easy online but somehow a man was sold tickets he never bought. michael finny helped him out. >> bob kaplan was about to board a cruise ship on the atlantic and decided to check his e-mail first. >> once you get out to sea it's difficult and expensive to get any internet. >> that's when he saw the puzzling message from stub hop. >> thank you for purchasing these tickets. below is a link to download and print them. >> the e-mail said bob just bought tickets to a football game between the bears and ucla. two teams he never watches. >> i didn't order those tickets. no idea how they were ordered. >> he had to jump on the ship so he quickly replied. >> saying i didn't order them please reverse them. >> they promised to fix the pr

a coastal flood advisory is in effect for for the jersey shore.uld see beach erosion and street flooding in atlantic city. you can hear the wind howling. hold on to your hat when you head out the door. you know what? don't wear one, i'm not bothering. back to you. >> this same system spawned tornadoes throughout the southeast leaving 18 people dead. the majority of the deaths occurred in department ofrgia -. in mississippi four deaths were linked to severe weather. 39 possible tornados were reported across the southeast early saturday into yesterday evening. >>> let's switch live to mobile 6, the windshield wipers are going, we're keeping an eye on the morning commute, this is a look at traffic along market street past 8th street. one major bridge connecting pennsylvania and new jersey is closed for repairs. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live in bristol township, bucks county, below the delaware river bridge. no easy or quick detour around the problem, right, anney? >> reporter: no, nothing is easy if you rely on the bridge or the roa

freezing rain advisory until 8:00 a.m. in south jersey and counties closer to philadelphia actually has been lifted in philadelphia itself and new castle county delaware and delaware county. up in allentown, though, you'll have to wait until 10:00 a.m. until that totally expires. if you have plans to be on the road be careful because there could be icy patches. 37 degrees is the current temperature in philadelphia. allentown and reading, 33 degrees there. 38 in wilmington, 41 in millville. 46 in cape may. wet out there and maybe patchy ice here and there, too, better chance of that the farther north you go this morning. 35 by 7:00 a.m. 41 by noon. the high 44 degrees at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. it does look like we'll get rain right now and rain continuing on and off straight through the evening hours. karen, tomorrow another batch comes in the steadiest in the afternoon, details coming up. >>> all right, dave, the roads could be slippery, because we're seeing accidents out there, watch for that, when we're looking live,

tonight, winter weather advisory going to go into effect for you.t's because of some ice potential. there may be a little period of very light snow. guys, i don't think we have to worry about accumulation from that. that's not the concern as much as the ice would be. you know, of course, you don't need much. it could be really light precipitation. but if it is icing it forms a glaze no matter how much there is. that can really slow you down. and obviously, lead to treacherous travel. for now, though, all completely calm, clear, as we showed you in the bethlehem shot a moment ago, it is very, just, quiet. up in the lehigh valley right now, as is everywhere else. there are some clouds though, beginning to bill owe in here from the west. that's a sign of what's yet to come. it is still very cold, as well, currently at 15 at the airport, nine in trenton, ni

per hour. >> brittney: we do have a coastal flood advisory. >> brittney: damaging wind speed, wind advisory will stay in effect until all of tomorrow. >> brittney: hey word out through livermore should alcee rainfall. --hey word out through livermore should alcee rainfall. >> brittney: closer look at the coastal flood advisory i was telling you about. low- lying areas could be affected by this along with all of the rain i have been tracking. have your pockets of rainfall coming down through the heaviest rain will be over your evening commute. closer to eight and 9:00 at night. and a really heavy grain pocket. --heavy rain pocket >> brittney: with the next system closer to look 2 in. for the north bay sound. and we will look at the sierra coming up. >>steve: thanks, brittney! >>steve:in pacifica, cal trans officials say the worst of the storms aftermath was felt by commuters. around 11 last night a landslide occurred just north of the reina del mar exit. >>steve:that made the morning commute a nightmare delaying many for several hours >>steve:the bumper to bumper traffic continued until arou