the low 60s arcadia. you can see the showers and thunderstorms that lined up and raced across the state moving at 45 and 50 miles per hour associated with this area of low pressure. then an additional line of showers came through about 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. that caused tornados down to the south. this is an el nino year. the fast jet stream flowing at over 100 high above it tends to some strong wind gusts. a trailing front didn't bring cold air in here but it's cooler. the wind will be lighter over night. visibilities could be reduced in many areas. %-`the forecast over night, the fog developing, temperatures will stay on the mild side. a dense fog possible inland, temperatures near 60 degrees for a low temperature. nice saturday. just a few clouds, about a 10% chance of rain. most of that later in the day. it's this area of low pressure for 6:10 a.m. for sunday passing along from west to east just racing along really. you can see the lines of equal pressure wrapping around the low. when you see this this ti

@we have patchy but widespread @fog from sebring to arcadia. @visibility and north of i-4 @and eastern portions of pasco @county, we hav some dense fog @as well. @between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m., @this should try to lift out. @a dry start to the day. @we do see a couple of light @returns, light showers in the @distance on sky tower, but the @big rain and the storms, they @are still well to the west and @are tracking traps @are tracking perhaps a few @organized thunderstorms to @organized thunderstorms move @in from the gulf between.and 8 @p.m. tonight. @on the lookout for an isolated @thunderstorms. @but isolated is the key word. @we are not expecting a wide @we are not expecting a @widespread storm event. @4:00 this afternoon, and @storms are moving in. @by the way that rain chance is @at about 50%, but it is late @day and gone quick. @75 turns to 70 on sunday with @increased sun late in the day @and then start of cooler temps @next week. @>> thank you, lindsay, the @time is 6:31 @time is 6:31. @a look at some of our top @stories. @>> anjuli: he ev

about 72 to 73 for arcadia. as we take a look at the forecast, the day planner for tomorrow, you will watch the temperatures go up until they get to noontime. they will come back down and the water temperature will come back down. right now 71 degrees off of clearwater beach and the winds out of the northwest. as we get the front, two foot seas, light chop on the inland waters and the high tide comes up before 1:00 in the morning. low tide just before 9:00 and the sun is up at 7:23. here is a look at florida's most accurate seven-day forecast. you will note the changes coming for the work week. a high of only 62 on monday 40s and we'll kind of keep that same scenario right through thursday or so. we may get a warm front with showers and warmer temperatures and breezy conditions just in time for next week. >>> making it two straight and kirk cutter gets an interview but not with the bucks. we will see who interviewed him. that straight ahead. >>> it didn't take long for kirk cutter to interview for a head coachin

@arcadia has.pretty bad in@sebring. @bartow has half a mile @visibility and in and out @eastern portions of pasco @county near i-4 as well as @valrico. @officially our dense fog @advisory is only for sarasota @and portions of sarasota @counties. @but elsewhere, be on the @between 9 and 10 a.m. @we are at 59 in brooksville. @64 in st. pete. @and our rain is on the way. @here it is right now. @we have expired that severe @thunderstorm watch for @portions of louisiana. @now there are some @thunderstorms in the gulf, and @a chance that one or two could @move into our area as early @3:00 this afternoon. @on the lookout for those @approaching from the gulf. @our coastal counties first. @the shower storm icon at 5@p.m., and at noon it is still @dry. @time out the storms and talk @aboutout a big cooldown next week @guys coming up. @ @7 money, money, money, money @note @7. @>> anjuli: $800 million, @that's how much you can win in @tonight's powerball drawing. @unbelievable. @it is the biggest u.s. lottery @jackpot ever. @lottery

pheads up arcadia a big storm pheaded your way not to mention pmore storms up to citrus county, asco county our main line of prain, still about an hour away. pthat's sitting off shore. pthat will pack pretty gusty pwinds with it as well. plots of radar to show you over pnext hour or so. pdo want to head out to pmr. belcher. pflags will be flying with this pwind. pno doubt about it. pname any nation dave, name any pnation in the world, say italy. psweden. pthey've got the italian flag. pin fact all of these flags in pthis rack right here or for prent. pyou be rent the flag. papparently a lot of churches do psome sort of conference or psomething international. pthere ago. pwhen we come back we're a heads pflags henderson boulevard in psouth tampa. pwe will talk about how you prepair old glory. pstay tuned our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. funding fast. months? but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill th

and 64 down in arcadia. and profit perform out in lakeland. and the cold front pushing through the area. behind it we see some of the showers popping up. some may make their way on shore. early saturday. they should die off. there is the blizzard. this is packing a punch. historic totals for much of the mid-atlantic and up the 95 corridor there. here is how the future cast plays out. that is moving. colder for us. we'll have the coldest night of the season. inland along the nature coast. another frost or freeze. at least 2 or 3 cold nights in a row before we warm those up to where they should be. tonight 50. windy all night long. showers especially near the coast. 54 for tomorrow. the morning showers ending cold and just very windy in the afternoon. the forecast tore sunday. 56. it will not be as windy but chilly out there. the marine forecast. gale warning. out of the west 25 knots. no business being on the water with this. seas 11 to 14 feet rough out on 12:21. here is the 7-day forecast. and mid-50s. mid-to-upper 60s. low 70s as we head to

we are looking at about a mile and a tenth in zephyrhills, about 1.2 miles down to arcadia and sebring. has got a dense fog advisory in effect through 11:00 this morning. but we are going to see the changes because of this front that will pull back across the gulf and into our neighborhood by later on this evening. ahead of that will come the rain. we'll stop this for you right about 2:00 as we start to see the showers along the nature coast, about 10 to 15 miles offshore. we have heavy cells and we'll continue to track these from the southeast to northwest as they move through. we are going to get the rain later on, after 2:00, after we see the sunshine and warm temperatures into the 70s. once again, the warmth is going to go away. that front will pull through starting off in the 40s. so make sure you find out where those jackets and sweaters are. you can can see the change here and we'll call it chilly to start off. chilly right through the middle of the workweek as well before we warm things up later on. again, this weekend will be changeable, especially today. sun likely early, rai

sebring and lake placid and arcadia. all in all, close to where we should be this time of the year nice day. temperatures at 65. 68 and plant city 68 now to the north. inland temperatures in the wauchula. here is the satellite and radar. can you see across the southern portion of the state back to the west. and filling in. and the threat across louisiana today, tomorrow, shifts to the panhandle. notice the nature coast in the risk zone. we will be watching that closely now as we head into the day tomorrow. and the threat with the weather winds. with any of the storms out there. cannot rule out a tornado and maybe some locally heavy rain up. clouds increase. stormy weather arrives. that front pushes to the east. there is the blizzard. 30 possible across the mid-atlantic. the weekend, much colder temperatures in the 50s. clouds. warmer than the last couple of nights. strong to severe. the 7-day forecast. mid50s. saturday as well. overall a raw day. 56 on sunday. more sun. back into the 60s. the next front arrives midweek n

pretty chilly. 48 the current temperature in tampa, 50 in new port richey, 46 in wauchula, 45 in arcadia, winds starting to lighten up a little bit. overnight hours with the exception of right along the coast may still be breezy into tomorrow morning. with that you have a wind chill advisory for most areas, nature coast, you have a freeze warning through tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. temperatures dipping into the 20s for several hours. river, 43 in bradenton as well. forecast temperatures once we get beyond that, we'll see the temperatures rebound into the mid to upper 50s for sunday afternoon but we drop that breeze a little bit more sun and i think it will feel a whole lot warmer at least than today, than tomorrow night into monday morning. another very chilly morning out there before we rebound back into the mid to upper 60s. then we start a moderating trend. temperatures into the 70s in fact, tuesday to wednesday. coldest night of the season, winds dying down, bitterly cold, colder start for tomorrow but 56 degrees for the high. monday, 67 mostly sunny, more seasonable, gale warning

@pushing 50 in arcadia and @sebring. @48 degrees in haines city. @if you live in eastern pasco @county, a little patchy fog @this morning and the moisture @in the atmosphere doesn't @really favor it just because @we have seen so much at the @surface. @we have seen 1 to 2 inches of @the week and the ground is @damp in some spots. @be mindless of that. @the satellite imagery and @beautiful high pressure in @control in will slide in @overhead today providing light @winds, moderating temperatures @and by the end of the weekend @this high will be right about @here. @so we switch the winds and @that brings back the warmth @for us earlier in the week too @for us earlier in the week @too. @high clouds that thank will @continue to stream in from the @south and west and these can @be originated associated with @the subtropical jet stream. @here it is. @more clouds across south @florida. @these provide us with @beautiful sun rises, fantastic @sunsets. @starting off the day chilly @but ending on a milder note. @for the invasion, don't plan @on a big breeze. @l

we will be tomorrow morning. 47. brooksville. the 50s down to arcadia, lake placid and business. here's a look at florida's most accurate eating planner. as we go through, again, beverages dropping to the 50s and first thing in the morning, 47 degrees. golf water temperatures -- golf water temperatures -- golf gulf water temperatures are dropping. not the best boating day. high tide at 1:34 in the morning. low tide at a quarter after nine and the sun will be up at 7:23. here's a look at florida's most accurate seven day forecast. cold-weather for the most part -- cool weather for the most part. we get another front through with unsettled weather by thursday and for friday in the we can, it is kind of iffy right now but it looks like a we will have this updated online for you 24 seven on abcactionnews.com . >>> the trade deadline is february 29. so you better mark your calendars. steve ivy zelman -- steve eisenman. the next name on that list could be jonathan drew and. last night, and interview on hockey night in canada. he said he is prepared to trade jonathan during but has to r

a couple of showers, most of this is not to the ground, but we are going to watch the arcadia area for a couple of light sprinkles, some of this will make it through. that will move into highland county, but that's about it. if you are traveling southbound and you get south of venice. that's where we will be looking at some of the shower activity pushing through a little over. i tracked it and it's already falling apart. most of this will be towards for mares and north port. even those should be out of we'll be watching the gulf of mexico. won't really effect us today let's talk about your tuesday forecast. it's a chilly one, 40s, now, upper 30s to our north and we'll go up to 50, 51 degrees by 9:30, 10:00. it will be cold this morning and then this afternoon. i think we only make the lower 60s for daytime highs. 62 at 2:00 p.m. winds, north, northwest at five miles per hour. we'll try to warm. high clouds around, perhaps 6 for a high temperature. that's going to be pushing it. i think most of us will be below that. another chilly day out there, today. we'll go with 64 for the high, su

brandon and arcadia. 65 in st. petersburg. 68 in pensacola and warm weather throughout the southeast. 69 in birmingham. 55 in st. louis. nashville at 68. 60 in charlotte as a bubble of warm air has kind of pushed up out of texas ahead of this cold front. this is the cold front that is going to come swinging into our area by late on wednesday and into thursday. it will help change the weather. until then, we can still see the clouds and maybe a 20% chance of showers upon the nature coast to start the day later in the afternoon. but all in all, it is a good-looking forecast with temperatures rising once again. they are not going to rise much tonight work they will not move much temperature wise. 8:00, 62 degrees as we kick back the covers and get ready for another work week. the first week of february. but we're going to have great weather right into groundhog day. hosting the shadows here. the south wind is shifting to 1 to 2 feet seas and high tide just before 9 o'clock in the morning. the sun will be up at 7:18 to

pnow they made their way to just pnorth of arcadia this morning. pvery heavy rain exiting pinglewood and north port is psaying showers and punta gorda pif you're driving south. pas we go through the next couple pof days, right around 70 in ptampa with a morning rain chance pand breezy and tumbling temps in pthe 40s by tomorrow morning. pmonday and tuesday is the psaturday of several cooler days, p>> anjuli: time is 8:30. pa busy week in washington. resident obama issues an pexecutive order and another phurdle for the affordable care pact. pchris wallace joins us live from pwashington. pgood morning to you, chris. pthe chris, the iowa caucuses pless than a month away. pthe race for the white house pheating up now more than ever. pyou're sitting down with donald ptrump. ptell us about your interview pwith him. p>> we're going to talk to him at pthe top of the hour. pobviously, a lot to talk about pboth on issues and on the pcampaign. ptwo very interesting things on pthe campaign. pfirst of all, he's in a real pbattle in iowa, which is, of pcourse, th

you could find frost on your windshield this morning further inland, 36 degrees in lakeland, 38 in arcadia. as we move through the day we've got a lot of sunshine. we're hitting 50s degrees by 10:00 a.m. by noon we're hitting 60 and we top out in the mid to upper 60s. we have soaking rain ahead had. i'll have more on that coming up in florida's most accurate seven-day. >>> we want to get a look at your morning commute. this is state road 60 and bay ford, closes to the courtney campbell causeway. the westbound lanes are closed because of a crash. two people were taken to the hospital, one person was ejected from a car. car traffic can use the service road as an alternate. janelle will have a full look at the morning commute coming up. >>> manatee county deputies are asking for your help to identify two suspects in a bradenton murder investigation. deputies are releasing surveillance photos from a lawn equipment company on 15th street east. the victim, charles leonard, was shot and killed in the parking lot saturday after getting into a fight with the suspects. deputies believe the suspects

the arcade -- arcadia up to denton. lows tonight with the clear skies radiational cooling the heat we develop goes right up into the sky. 36 crystal river, 43 in sarasota. the rain chances do take a jump. about a 60% chance of showers we saw the tornadoes down in cape coral on saturday. we have an el nino. we can't rule out the possibility of seeing severe thunderstorms including tornadoes. jackets tonight, absolutely. maybe some high clouds for us. right now again the look at the temperatures around locally are mostly in the 50s as we saw a couple of minutes ago. around the rest of the state you can see 45 degrees up in pensacola. seeing temperatures near 0 degrees. there we go. let's get back to that graphic. if you saw the football game in minnesota that was on sunday. current temps 6 degrees in minneapolis. boston is not bad at 30 degrees. same in new york city at 32 degrees. there's cold air trapped up there to the north. we're tapping into some of that cool air with some of this high pressure to the west. the flow

clearwater 46. 48 arcadia. we're definitely off to a chilly start to the day. we're going to see cloud cover the day. we top out though well below average for this time of year in the upper 50s. then overnight tonight the and yes, so brace yourself for the chilly start. i'll show you how quickly we forecast. this is i-275 at jefferson street. sailing now. will have a complete look at the morning commute coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> right now doctors at bayfront medical center are by a car. investigators tell us the 6- year-old rode his razor scooter down his driveway and into traffic on 34th avenue west. he was taken to bayfront with head and leg injuries. he's expected to make a full recovery. the driver who hit the child will not face charges. >>> tampa firefighters are investigating if arson could be the cause of a overnight fire at a vacant south tampa house. crews got the call after 2:30 this morning. we're told this is the second or third time firefighters have responded to a fire at this address. >>> quick change scammer continues to hit bay area b

pright over arcadia now. pbrownville just for the north on phighway 17, you've got a strong pthunderstorm just to your psouthwest. pand what you're liking golly to pnotice 35, maybe 40 mile per phour wind gusts. pnow you go further northwest 5 a pjunction all way down through pjust east of holiday, here's panother strong storm. pwith it some pretty gusty winds. pthat is moving off toward the peast. phere's highway 41. phere's land o'lakes. pwesley chapel that area heads up pas that heads your way. pand also along 52. pjust west of san antonio. pagain that's strong pthunderstorm. pto north and east right along 75 pupwards intersection with pflorida turnpike a strong pthunderstorm. pthat's headed up into leesburg parea. pthese storms are quickly moving pon shore. pmain line of thunderstorms, only pwatching since 4 o'clock this pmorning, still overall out over pthe gulf. pthere it is, as this is quickly psliding once this makes its way pon shore, you can expect some pgusty winds with this line, pthunder, lightni

we do mainly have temperatures near 40 around sulfur springs to arcadia. lakeland 37 and zephyrhills also 37. needless to say we're off to a cold if not very chilly start. and we have a little cloud cover helping us in our southern counties to stay just a little more mild, but high pressure in control, winds around it from the northeast today and we do have plenty of sunshine this afternoon. so maybe dress in layers today. we're still only topping out in the mid-60s and that is still below average for this time of year. tomorrow morning we'll be starting the day near 50. i think most of the temperature are going to be in the 40s across our suburbs. then topping out at 72. our wet day, potentially stormy day will be on friday as our next cold front rolls through. then on saturday temperature are going to fall back into the upper 50s for highs. it's going to be breezy so it is going to be a little bit of that blustery cold day again. then on sunday we start the warm-up, and quickly warm up into next week. this is florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. you c

crystal river to inverness and the inland areas of polk county and this area down south of arcadia. doppler radar seeing a chance of rain. occasionally some heavier rain. some folks have set out in sebring. 4-inches the last 24 hours. quite a bit. certainly into the evening hours here. starts to taper off overnight. we start to work some cooler air. gets gusty at times. these are the temps right now. nothing exciting to look at here. humidities remain high so the temps really have been about the same the last 24 hours even overnight. cold front just to the north of us. high pressure set to move into the area. we'll eventually as this upper level thereof carries the upper level disturbance through the area. that should help to quiet surface temps. you can see as we work this area of showers into the area some remaining clouds but then quieter. conditions. the gustier winds and that's going to draw in the cool stuff. the rpm computer model still breezy. us. look how clear it is as high pressure settles over us. meaning light winds for saturday and a few of those high clouds should mak

tornado, weather service will go out and survey this, but as you can see this around desociety tow, arcadia area, cape coral, areas that we think might have actually produced a tornado, so for the rest of the tampa by area, wind gusts were in that pocket, around 46-60 miles and hour for those of us on the west coast from brooksville, st. pete at the drop. let's talk about as that system has now exited the area, clearly, and you have seen the gorgeous afternoon, we talked about last night how your friday evening is going to be tracking the next system, but it's across the golf and i will show -- gulf and i will show you how it is at the home. of degrees in tampa and 60 crystal river. we had a storm system come through and technically a front passing by, but this system didn't have any cold with it, so our winds are coming out of the southwest, and with that we are actually seeing warmer air move in behind the next system, their sunday storm right there, this one developing a little farther north, it is set to dive down into the gulf and does so. that will pull some cold air with it, so a cou

p73 in arcadia. pto north 71 new port richey. pheading into day tomorrow, phere's what we're expecting pright along the water here pobviously temperatures down just pa bit. pmore like mid 70s. pbut as you head inland that's pwhere you will see temperatures otentially even tomorrow ptopping out low 80s. pby tuesday and wednesday, could ptalking a couple middings for pyou sebring lake placid arcadia pout towards wauchula as well pwe'll watch that certainly at pwarm m wament is on way 70 for pcurrent temperature 54, that ercent. pwinds out south, southeast 6 pmiles per hour other ptemperatures around area 66 palm pharbor. p66 in westchase. pnorth ask 64 in weeki wachee. p61 in inverness 65 down in pzephyrhills on to south 68 psarasota. p68 for you in venice. p68 inglewood as well 66 in waugh pchao la. p66 lake placid 66 frostproof. pmost area mid to upper 60s. pwide view shows we continue to pget high clouds just funneling pin off that sub tropical jet. pwe talk about this active sub ptropical jet. ploads of moisture coming in from

arcadia, you're sitting in about 54 degrees right now. i mentioned that wind, coming in from 10, up to 15 miles per hour. right behind the cold front boy is that colder air arriving. throughout the day, sunny and breezy, and low 60s. tonight, because we won't have the clouds, we'll be a few degrees colder even tomorrow morning. while i expect a few clouds around tomorrow, still about 5 degrees below average. same thing for wednesday. rain chances, and temperatures go up for the end of the week. leslie, how about traffic on the 8's? >>> we're moving at pretty good speeds overall, we're going to start with travel times for you, if you're hopping on i-4. very good. a 23 minute commute. if you're hopping on i-75, coming away from wesley chapel, speed. state route 52 to 275, that's only going to take you about 10 minutes on your drive time. a possible road rage out there involving a shooting. we'll have more on that coming up in our newscast. westbound fowler avenue he completely blocked between you'll be routed around it. traffic still light

the woman was identified as lindnd marie smith of arcadia. they didn't find any sign of trauma on her body. they plan to interview a man also found in the room who was apparently incoherent at the time. they took the monkeys away in good health, we're told. >>> a boy scout troop is devastated that someone made off with their trailer full of supplies. tonight t ty still can't wrap their heads around it. deputies are looking to who the thief apparently cut off a lock and drove off when nobody was watching. the truck had $10,000 worth of supplies, critical items like tents, cooking supplies, even stoves. >> these were everything, all of our things. we've had them for years. we thought this was something that nobody would care about. but this is something that affects many people. >> unfortunately for the scouts, there were no security caterpillars to catchcameras to catch the criminal. >>> a fisherman in maine saved the lives of two lobstermen after their boat caught fire, forcing them to jmp into the ocean. luckily jerry curbman was on three mi

afternoon. 58 and 59 from spring hill to brooksville, it will be warmer to the south, 60 for for arcadia . but 60 in apollo beach so a cooler day on the way for monday. as a matter of fact. we start off with 47 plenty of sunshine. as you get the kids to the school bus stop it will be very chilly. gulf water temperature continuing to plummet 66 off of clearwater beach. there is a advisory to exercise caution for small craft. the careful if you're heading out. it will be chilly. sun is up at 7:23 am and temperatures don't go up until highs in the 60s throughout the workweek and lows in the 40s so bundle up with layers and it's going to be good for soup for chilly.>>> coming up a possible trade for jonathan drew one and yukon at the sundown, see how >>> if you stayed up late to watch the lightning game you work treated with an overtime win thanks to a game winning goal. but prior to the game lightning fans have interest piqued everywhere. the contract status of stephen stamm close an interview on hockey night in canada. they are prepared to trade jonathan drew them but he has to receive equ

detectives say he was acting erratically when they showed up and on the bed was the body of linda smith of arcadia. detectives believe smith had been dead for a few hours and they didn't see any signs of trauma on her body. they also found a note in the room, but they aren't telling us what they -- what it said. one of the managers of the hotel said they checked in yesterday afternoon and they were supposed to check out at 11:00 a.m. today. when they didn't the other manager knocked on the door and when no one answered opened it. detectives say this is an isolated incident. situation. i think we have to keep in mind that somebody did pass away. our goal is to figure out did she do it on her own hands. reporting from north fork, abc action news. >>> gasparilla 2016 kicks off in a few hours . >> yes we are very chilly across our northern counties. dropping into the other -- upper 30s, no worries about a frost and temperatures closer the metro in the middle 50s, even upper 50s. 57 in tampa. it's not the -- time that will give you rain but certainly clouds out there tomorrow, that will give a milky lo

arcadia has rain, and it continues several hundred miles offshore beyond the range of radar. and it has a ways to go, folks, even continuing on the backside, and what this really is showing is a continuation of rain around noon tomorrow, and by late in the day although there is majority will have shifted to our southeast. the sunshine comes back during the day on friday and i think friday is going to be a good good-looking day. we are in the 60's now, brooksville 65, and here is the cold front in blue. watch it as it lit literally creeps down the state. and it's not moving fast. this is tomorrow, 6:00 a.m., still south of us but still bands of rain and this is 9:00 a.m., noon, still south of us but still a sea of clouds over us and by later on in the evening we start getting breaks and then the dries process will begin. it's got a ways to go. tomorrow night, damp and dismal and 65. we stay mostly cloudy for all of tomorrow, and damp and 68. on friday, as i mentioned a sunshine and pleasantly cool and that sets us up really nicely po the weekend. it really does. both days look

we did see mid-30s in some of 40 arcadia and north port: chilly temperatures again maybe a bit on the breezy side. 60degrees at noon. clouds building slowly warming and 64 degrees at 3:00 p.m. 9:00p.m. again this evening. 52degrees at 7:00 a.m. 44-degree. a cold start to the day. 61degrees our current temperature that's in lake land. clear water is 55 degrees. bradenton 65. skies a bit clearer there at the moment. and you can see across north florida. temperatures cool relative to key west at the moment 67 degrees. high pressure to our west. this has backed off a little bit to the west a little bit. and because of the position of that high we're seeing the clock wise flow around that high kind of moving that north wind into the area. north and northwesterly. that's just a cool flow from the north. freeze warnings still in place florida straits, florida keys today and we have winds coming from the west. as for the forecast on rpm. you can see the clouds will continue to move our way for the morning hours maybe a few of those around helped to hold the temperature up a little bit. they'r

arcadia also at 55. we've got the 40s in polk county as well. on average we should be 51 to start the day. 70 to finish the day. that was an error. the record low is not 285 degrees. that's a typo. all right, let's look at the temperatures over the next couple of days. we're starting off in the 40s ending the day in the low 60s, below average all the way through to thursday even. by friday we're back to above average temperatures but that is also going to be our wettest day of the week. we have a good area of low pressure that works across the gulf along a frontal boundary and gives us soaking rains at times. then we have an in between day on the mild side because the cold front hasn't passed yet. in fact our next cold front holds off until sunday. and then that cooler air settles in through the afternoon with a high of 67 and we will be back to the below average temperatures to start the next week. that's florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. find me on facebook and twitter. back to you. >>> let's look now at the morning commute. this is i-27

arcadia 51 degrees. now in the last three hours became until anything is going on. they spin it all the way through at night. we're not going to see any rainfall on a day like today. the rate changes will go up slightly throughout the week. but it's really unlikely that a boundary that lands there. an area of low pressure works its way across the gulf. even some heavier downpours. let's keep an eye on them. that's when well have the strongest possibility. another cooler air filtering in. much like what we saw this past weekend. the worm appeared this week does not happen right away. until friday to invite me on facebook. it's now back with its owner this morning. it hit a tree back and june of 2014. they tried catching it. this weekend he was finally caught. his owner now plans to take him to a vet. they remain over the full day tickets. the driver said he was injured because it affected the ignition switch. it is the first of six trousers that over the next year to narrow legal issues affecting more than 1,000 people. the international auto show opens in detroit to

residents miles away in arcadia were dealing with the same problems. friday's storm ripped through the area pulling up trees and stripping off roofs. >> we were scared, man, you know, i told all my kids to run >> it's a miracle this storm didn't claim any injuries because it certainly left its mark. so today residents here are picking up the pieces and returning to normal life. back in venice, tines is not letting the storm get him down. instead he's going to commemorate it. >> yeah, we're going to make a -- i have no idea. we'll figure something out. we'll make something happen. >> reporter: thankfully progress has been swift. in fact, earlier this evening one of the businesses over at actually reopened and some good news for the folks here, yummy's donuts and barbecue i'm told will reopen tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you so much. venice. >>> and of course you can track the severe weather that's coming by using our weather max app. three passengers after they survived an emergency landing. the plane they were in went down in hernando county. it hap

north port arcadia, 74. and the winds are strong, primarily coming in from the west at this point. the front has swept on through. when we talk about fronts this time of year, you expect a big temperature change. not so much with this one. sayre not coming from the arctic. more from the pacific. low pressure continues to the north. clear behind the front. and it continues to cause some showers and thunderstorms as we saw a couple of minutes ago on the radar. that is racing off south florida. out of our area. we did have a tornado watch. no longer in effect. our visibility, the fog forecast fairly low. this tends to overdo it a little bit. by noon things should clear out. visibility much better. sunshine mixed in here. tropical storm alex still out there. it is a rather large system temps mild throughout this fog. nice day tomorrow. day. that's where we watch the approach of this area sunday. 5:10 in the morning. while you sleep till 10:00 am. then it all races through. the jet stream carrying the systems through fast. 68 degrees for sunday, rain chance 50 -- 60%, we actually upped

farther inland, take a look at the damage done in arcadia, the roof ripped off this house, the insulation exposed, several fortunately was hurt. >>> okay. the good news fast forward to now as we are taking a look at what we are dealing with, all clear in clearwater beach along with some sunshine. severe weather is far from over, right away let's get to the chief. >>> the next wave we are tracking looking to move in parts of the weekend, i want to show you this is the course as the storms moved across, wind uses between 40-60 miles and hour. we want to use this system as a reference looking forward because the one on sunday at the very least is looking similar in intensity, a little bit earlier but there are some indications that system could be stronger, too, because it will have more cold air behind it. these are winds, tornado funnel clouds across the state, those are all individual damage we have had everything from damage around venice to also around lee high acres, downed powers lines around arcade a. but we will take you hour by hour for your weekend and of course address what exact

deshaun watson gets arcadia scott for the touchdown, but they win it 45-40. >> there is no doubt that we will be back. it won't be 30 years before we are back. i promise you that. our team is built to sustain success. we have the right ingredients from a toughness standpoint. talent standpoint. just be will to win and the culture that we have in our program. >> going into this game, i was expecting to win. i thought we should have won. but like coach sweeny said. it was a few plays we didn't capitalize on. i missed some throws. we dropped some balls. we had some miss cues. little things like that will really force yourself in a hole. it is hard to beat a team like alabama if you make those mistakes. brad: the tigers, a few points short and the national championship game. that will sweeny in his post game press conference quickly championship -- 10 but? -- tampa? he said he would start preparing for that in glendale, brad one. fralick, wyff news 4. geoff: tough stuff for the tigers. as these are right there, they had it. it was right there for the taking. some big plays and it also del

and in arcadia, officials are still cleaning up from the water that broke this retaining wall.the north heavy rains made driving treacherous along route 101. driving was nearly impossible in this part of san jose. and officials warn today's storms hitting the bay area could be even worse. >>> don't check your 401k, u.s. stocks down again today. new concerns over those reports of nuclear testing in north korea rattling the markets. low oil prices and china's weak economy also continuing to spook investors today as well. all of this in part to the continuing tensions between saudi arabia and iran. the price of oil has fallen 8% in just the past few days. and it makes it very unlikely that opec members will agree on any production cuts. >>> law enforcement looks for a peaceful resolution to the standoff in oregon. >>> and donald trump going after ted cruz, and whether cruz is eligible to run for president. ♪ >>> the republican-controlled house voting again today to undoe the affordable care act, and defund planned parenthood. this bill is expected to make it to the president's des

actually, i was writing my previous book "arcadia" at the time, and the experience of writing that waslmost like ripping out my own heart and feeding it to myself every day, it was so painful. >> rose: you have a very good imagination. ripping out my heart and feeding it to myself. >> it was horrible. ke i had to write that book.lt at the same time, i needed to write something more lively with a greater range of voices in it and with perhaps more drama and opera. i love opera and all of the things i have been so fascinated by over the course of the years, so i started that at the same time as writing "arcadia." >> rose: do you write in long hand? >> i do. >> rose: the first draft? many drafts. this one, probably ten to twelve drafts. >> rose: in total or in long hand. >> in long hand and then many after the long hand. >> rose: so what are you working on by the 11th draft? >> well, i do -- the first draft very quickly in order to sort of get a sense of the landscape that i'm working on. >> rose: but you go from a to z? >> i go from a to z but it has nothing to do with the final book at

to the south arcadia 53. the same in bradenton. we're topping out today at 62 degrees. well below average for this time of year. thursday morning and friday afternoon. we should be starting 50 degrees, ending the day around 70. but you see how long it takes to get there. we've got a nice cool trend hear the next couple of days and our next chance of rain friday comes along with an area of low pressure that rides right along a frontal boundary that is stalled out across the state. that brings us some soaking rains as that moisture from the gulf of mexico builds in. we'll even have heavy downpours at times but the temperatures remain on the mild side because of the position of the front and southerly winds pumping in a little bit of warmth. but that warm-up doesn't last. check this out. saturday we're still in the 70s with the slight chance for rain but our next cold front rolls through sunday giving us a chance for showers early and then clearing out and cooling down much like we experienced yesterday. so again if all of this holds we'll time out that rain and the cooler

extravaganza, it's going to be parrrrrtly breezy, and shiver me timbers. 56 in wauchula and 59 in arcadia. the temperatures into the day tomorrow, right around that 50-degree mark. mid 40's to the north. day. it does not get out of the 40's for the folks in brooksville and crystal river. you are going to stay in the 40's all day, and south of that still not getting better, and then we have the coldest night of the year coming saturday night into sunday, and so again, satellite and radar, and you see the showers making their way on shore. the best chance of shower the coast and there is that monster low really starting to wrap up. as that pushes by, you see the winds continuing along with the showers tomorrow morning. we dry out in the afternoon but that sets us up again for the coldest night of the season, saturday night and into sunday, and sunday pretty chilly itself as well. tomorrow, 54 degree, cold and very windy and here is a look at the seven-day. temperatures in the mid 50's all weekend along, up to the 60's, tuesday and here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to g

some of the stronger storms right now from arcadia and in the next 15 to 20 minutes. you can see it right there. more showers. no lightning with it. wind. look what happens in the next several hours. the front comes through and we clear out. takes the fog with it and the rain with it. and by tomorrow, we're waking up to more sunshine and temperatures in the 50s as a cooldown begins. we will talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, denis. >>> developing in south florida, one person is recovering after a commuter train ran off the tracks. 56 people on board when the train hit some debris. one engine caught fire, spilling more than 2,000 gallons of diesel fuel on the tracks. the cause of the derailment is still under investigation at this hour. a moment of silence for 30 years ago when we lost 7 americans in the challenger disaster. >> for all that witnessed the in time. her life. jake peterson has her story. >> reporter: this 1986 year book is like a time capsule for tammy. like the black and white pictures of her classmates most of her memories of that

at noon, arcadia university is hosting a shredding and e-waste event in honor of martin luther king jr. day. while dropping off your documents and electronics, you can also donate gently used items and canned goods to help people in need. >>> the kindness of strangers gave to a brave 5-year-old little girl, who has spent the past three months battling leukemia. >> a sweet story. this is elsa. she's about to start her third round of chemotherapy. by her side, a doll that looks just like her. this doll didn't come from  friends or family. it's the work of two women who started a go fund me page to raise money for the dolls. american girl heard about the effort on social media and donated five dolls. the money raised will go towards more dolls in the future. >> she's being sought of for special things and it gives back a little bit of the childhood she's missing. >> when elsa goes into remission, she'll be able to take doll to american girl and pick out a hairstyle. >>> it's never too late to chase your dreams. >> for a local retiree, even terminal cancer couldn't stop him from doing ju

in arcadia, officials are still cleaning up from the water that broke this retaining wall.n the north, heavy rains also made driving treacherous along route 101 one in marin county. driving was nearly impossible in this part of san jose and officials warned today's storms hitting the bay area could be even worse. john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> for more on what california can expect in coming days, let's bring in meteorologist nicole mitchell. >> this is a train of storms and overall an active pattern for the winter, which is our busy season for rain in general and then enhanced, possibly more activity due to el niÑo. this is system number one that hit yesterday. i've taken this back 24 hours. i'll put this into motion in a second. system two is hitting today and behind us, system three more likely for this weekend. one moved interior, the second hitting the coastline and another one poised in a couple days from now, already pretty widespread rain again after just a brief break. the moisture that we have now moving to places like the four corners region, snow for higher e

where an active power line sparked a small fire. 3 and more issues in greenville - this time across arcadia drive winter system strong enough to take down trees and power lines there as well -knocking out power to thousands across the upstate. 3 and as crews work to fix exisiting issues - we want you to be prepared in case of further outages -here's a loooo at the numbers to call - for all the major utility companies in our area. area.and in case you do lose power - we do have all this information both on our website and inside our news app.we'll be checking in with duke energy coming up a little later in the newscast - for the latest on what they've been working on all day long - and what their strategy is through the night. 3 and as we've been telling you...the other major issue... is the road conditions throughout our area -we know western north carolina is dealing with ice and snow on primary and secondary roads. dellinger up in asheville for us tonight -derek what are the conditions like where you are? 3 -it's gotten colder as the sun has gone down-ice issues overnight-big priority are

30s, especially if the skies would stay clear in the northern areas. 49 saint pete, 41 lakeland, 40 arcadia, 45 in tampa. frost advisory in police, but the clouds roll in, and helps to hold the temperature up just a little bit, dew points have made a recovery. on average, coldest week of the year so far, so we have nice cooler temperatures to enjoy that week. chilly conditions again in the four cast at 8:00 a.m. 60 degrees at noon, clouds building slowly warming, clouds and sunshine throughout the day, probably a few extra clouds, and still cool, average high about 70. night shot from jackie on the beach at indian rocks, lots the high clouds moving in, especially central and south, quite a few of the clouds. 49 degrees, temperatures overnight at most locations. 7:00 a.m., 45 degrees to start the day. by the afternoon, temperatures shoot back up into the 60s, i mentioned 67 for a high, but maybe some extra clouds hold us down. we're still seeing a northerly flow. right now, temperatures much cooler, some inland spots away from the water influence, 47 brandon, 56 clearwater beach, poll lee be

so if you are up in eureka and crescent site and arcadia, yes. light rain will pick up. plenty out here. you can see moist plume, if you will. low 50s to mid-50s. temperatures on the mild side, including the sierra nevada. 36 in truckey. as you know, that's one of the colder spots. upper 30s in kline village. winter storm warning starting tonight at 7:00. if you must travel, today is a good day to go. you will not encounter snow. it will be above 6000 feet. tonight, it will start to lower. and tomorrow as well. that's 7:00 tonight until tomorrow. right now, this is all the warm sector coming in. cold air has a ways to go. light rain for us picking up a little later, especially farther north. heavy, milder especially to the north. we are sitting at about 55. so it would not take much to get to 60 for some but looks like just a gray day. we'll take that cloud cover and some very light rain into saturday and colder system comes in. looks like that is going more south towards monthry and big sur. and school monday and tuesday. >> i was going to say i realize i need new winds

then a judge held him in a state civil commitment facility in arcadia for nearly six more years. considering him a sexually violent predator records say. leverettttas released from that facility this past october and now a new charge. say leverett sexually battered a suv-year-old girl. , 16 -- 16-year-old girl. >> he's the biggest predator i ever met. >> reporter: the girl's mother spoke to us about the allegations and leverett's past. >> he should have never been on the streets. people like that, they don't get fixed. >> reporter: the girl's mother di't know the extend of leverett's past and wishes she had. there are lots of questions about why he was released from the state commitment facility last fall. i spoke with a prosecutor on thursday. who told me that an expert for the state believed that leverett was ready to return to society. cbs4 news obtained a copy of the letter that leverett wrote back to the court back in -- to the court back in august. said he regretted doing certain things but said he'd become an easy pawn and also promised the court and several people that he

at noon, arcadia university is hosting a shredding and e-waste event.people can drop off electronics and documents and donate gently used items and canned goods to help people in need. ♪ >> remembering a fellow music legend. hear the boss talk about a run-in with david bowie that happened here in philadelphia. >>> right now, philadelphia police say they know who they're looking for at a deadly shooting at a homeless shelter. >>> many offices are closed today for martin luther king day of service. we'll show you how people are

she has been identified as the 59-year-old linda maria smith from arcadia. and the monkeys were removed and are in good health. >>> relief for bay area real estate agents a minnesota accused of acting inappropriately toward agents working alone has been arrested. he has been charged with two counts of battery. the investigators say he targeted female agents inside model homes in gibsonton and riverview earlier this month. >>> time now for headlines around the nation and the world. this is your 60-second scan. one down and two to go. california authorities say a violent inmate who escaped with two other prisoner as week ago is behind bars. and he walked special a business in santa ana and asked he could surrender. facebook says it is cracking down on on-line gun sales. a new policies with announced after complaints from gun control groups. it bars private individuals from advertising or selling firearms on the social network. >>> in colorado, an officer's body camera captured his life- saving efforts to rescue a teen from an icy pond. the officer grabbed a la

and in arcadia officials are still cleaning up from the water that broke this retaining wall.north heavy rains also made driving treacherous along route 101. driving was nearly impossible in this part of san jose, and officials warn today's storms hitting the bay area could be even worst. >>> and something you may not want to see if your money is in a 401k, stocks are down again. this is the dow right now. down 198. prolonging an already shaky start to the year on wall street. there are new concerns over the reports of those nuclear tests in north korea, and that has rattled the markets. also oil prices hitting an 11-year low. all of this in part to the continuing tensions between saudi arabia and iran. the conflict also making it very unlikely that opec members will agree on any production cuts. and new york city mayor unveiling a plan today to raise the pay for about 50,000 workers to $15 an hour. that hike goes into effect at the end of 2018, he says, workers in 14 states getting that raise on january 1st. the federal minimum wage, $7.25 an hour, has not increased in more t