watch out for black ice early otherwise mainly sunny skies and a high around watch out for black ice early otherwise we'll see mainly sunny skies watch out for black ice early otherwise we'll see mainly sunny skies and a high around 45. watch out for black ice early otherwise we'll see mainly sunny skies and a high around 45. watch out for black ice early otherwise we'll see mainly sunny skies and a high around 45. watch out for black ice early otherwise we'll see mainly sunny skies and a high around 45. watch out for black mainly sunny skies >> it's live with "mike & mike in the morning." today from "forsaken," keither sutherland. and from the series "viking," travis fimmel. mister a performance from recording artist jazmine espn, inc.] >> and now here are your award-winning co-hosts, kelly ripa and michael strahan. [applause] kelly: hi. hi. hi. wow. thursday, february 18, 2016. [applause] kelly: please, please, please just throw money. [laughter] kelly: ok, all right. calm down.

we did mention that black ice issue. i feel like we have talk about it a lot. i don't want message to go unnoticed because you start to sound like a broken record with enough times with things like this but if it was untreated, sidewalks, side streets, anything that was left untreated just assume it could be slick. that could include your front porch and your front step. you don't want first step out the door to make you take a tumble. just take it easy and get to your destination safely. current temperatures at or below freezing mark in most instances. the that is enough to certainly support the idea of black ice, with any refreezing taking place. lingering flurries, granted but we will notice as the day progresses, the wind will kick in. we will see gusts as high as 30 to 35 miles an hour. not enough to cause damage but certainly enough to notice it. heavy winter coat on the order of the winter weather accessories you will need here today but at this point, it is safe to put the shovel away for a couple days. >> great news. i necessity those side streets, kat

here's that black ice. temperatures near or below freezing for almost everyone and wet spots anything that fell last night could have had a chance to refreeze and because we have a cover of darkness you may in the see them easily. the just exercise caution, guys. wind not terrible. little breezy at this point. this will pick up with time, we expect to see gusts as high as 35 miles an hour as we go through the day as the storm finally gets out of here, low pressure and high pressure moving in will get that wind picking up but for now expect that temperatures don't exceed the upper 30's. the winter chillies certainly in place here and with the wind factored tonight is likely to feel colder but storm is finally starting to wrap up, and aftermath issues we have to contend with, meisha. >> good, see you later, get out of here, good morning everyone, happy wednesday. we are looking at the belmont area, and you can see droplets on the windshield, droplets on the lens letting you know it is wet out there but the ki

black ice will be our biggest concern. into the boston area, it is not going to be quite cool enough. we will keep that as a moderate weather threat. the winds will not be damaging winds. we have winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour during the course of the morning. 34 degrees right now in boston. seeing some nice, clear skies there now. we have got winds at 8 miles per hour. there is a tiny bit of a feels-like temperature. a little bit of a wind chill down to 27 this morning. i am not too worry i am not too worried about wind chills because most of you seeing winds at or even under 150 miles per hour. let's break down those temperatures by 6 a.m., 35 degrees. 8 a.m., 36 degrees. by 10:00 this morning upper 30s by 10:00 this morning upper 30s, and we are into the 40s by noontime. a mix of sunshine, scattered clouds. both ends see a little cloud cover. we have a little bit out there now especially into the worcester area, 30 degrees. partly cloudy skies. but we will temporarily brighten up before the clouds come back this

watch out for black ice. and 40 degrees, much brighter. we will time out the changes next. >>> and a music legend is snubbed and people are outrage snubbed and people are outraged. coming up at 6:00, why paul mccarthy was not allowed inside an afterparty at the grammys and who was hosting. >>> plus -- >> to represent inmates -- [coughing] -- >> all that talking taking a how her supporter find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv >>> we are back at 5:45. candidates are doing all they can to reach voters. one tweet in particular is making a lot of news. fox25's daniel miller has a tweet from jeb bush getting all this attention and not all of this is good, daniel. >> daniel: that's right. all because of a picture that a presidential candidate, a picture of a gun and it simply says america. tweeted the photo of the hand tweeted the photo of the handgun with a personalized insignia t

he hit black ice and hit the size of a moving train. as deputies got there, they saw another train coming and pulled mclaugh just in time. >> that is incredible. >> it's scary. >> when you saw what his jeep looked like after that crash. >> one of the deputies was quoted and said this is going to hurt, hurt a lot, but it took them three minutes to say we got to get this guy out. >> thank goodness. >>> it is 6:06, and a shakeup in the democrats and >>> 9 minutes after 6:00, still flurries and showers dotting the area, nothing sa going to bring additional accumulation, however expect flurries and snow showers in the next couple of hours. wayne ter weather advisory goes until 10:00. bigger story the cold. 15 which in of itself is koavmentd we have cold.we will be in the 20s later today, flurries and snow showers wind down. maybe even peeks of sun by this afternoon, i'm tracking more cold and more chances of snow in your extended forecast, i will have more on that in a few minutes, jen. >>> i just heard about an accident pop up at springdale

mix. >> jason: the only thing ice wise will be black ice. ice falling from the clouds not likely. this is going to be rain and snow and a mix of it here in asheville. we did start out around freezing. that was warm enough to melt off the ice in the morning. we have almost here's your leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. at nearly 5,000 feet on mount pisgah. it is still snowing and snowing i'll show you who gets the most >> jason: highs in 50s in places today. now we're back in that wintery leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. the good thing about snow fall, the roads so far have stayed just wet. we're going to get that ice to form. black ice is a bigger issue. 34 degrees balsam gap, jackson county, the snow is certainly laying on the ground at this point in time. we're continuing to see it fall. wind chill of 40. that rain is steady in many places. even heavy in some. 53. now the rain beginning to fall in greenville for the upstate. wind chill down to 51 degrees. you're going to get some rain and that's about it. there's just not go g ing to be snow for you. wa

good news, if it is not black ice, katie, we've been talking about that all morning long, not black ice, but visibility issues and wet roadways are playing a part for sure this morning. so, katie, how long is this going to linker? >> at least for the next couple of hours. in the thick every things, right through your typical morning drive. i know, timing stinks on this one. than was little stinker after storm. i'll just say t frankly it, showed its hand really late in the game. it decided to develop at the last second. it is slowing in a lot of moisture toward our area right now, any rain that we did have since turned over to snow, but, what is good about this, if we can fine a silver lining, is that yes, the ground is still relatively speaking little too warm for a major accumulation but also b too much accumulation on the paved surfaces, that said, you have an untreated roadway, very likely going to see at least dusting out of this, and, depending on your location might see more or less snow in total.

so while it's not gonna be an overnight anymore black ice becomes our least moderate hours. gonna have to watch for that. if it looks wet in the morning, check it out just in case there is some ice. we'll track that temperature drop tonight and our next threat >> reporter: and with the possibility of black ice, make morning news. at 4:00 a.m. for the very latest with weather and traffic. hours, a group of airline passengers find themselves diverted after a night stranded weather again causing a nightmare for these travelers. fox 25's ted daniel is live at logan. >> yeah, you may remember passengers were not happy, this at jfk again, that frustration s. >> there were a few bags out, people were throwing up. and in the back, i don't know what was going on back, there but somebody must have been saying things to somebody because some were screaming to >> reporter: flight 9929 this afternoon when the plane hit severe turbulence while attempting to land at jfk in new york. after a number of attempts, a decision was made to divert the flight to boston. this is fox 25 video with the

of course black ice is a threat here. and with those power outages you may be seeing some traffic lights that are out. so, if you approach any of these, remember to use these intersections as a four-way stop. >>> getting a look at one travel time for you, we have some backups remaining from an in polk county, so look out for delays on the westbound side here, near exit 59. that's a look at your on-time traffic report brought you by the wired mouse. >> holly: this just in, mcdowell county is closed to day, they were on a two-hour delay but they e-mailed saying mcdowell county schools are officially closed. >>> traffic along mcdowell street is become diverted because of that large water main break we have been telling you about. >> jay: news 13's lauren brigman is there live. lauren, the break really damaged the road. >> lauren: it did. take a look behind me. the pavement buckled after this water main break along mcdowell street in asheville near the intersection of choctaw streetet it happened around 4:15 this morning. off

it is not warm enough to melt all that snow letting you know that there will be pockets of black ice in certain areas. live shot, 422 westbound. ninety-five south at girard, it is only 4:55 in the morning and already a steady stream of headlights. the busy morning, erika, back over to you. >>> heading out the door tune into kyw news radio 1060 for today's forecast. we will have more on the vote to remove embattled pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. >>> also, washington d.c. to increase minimum wage. >>> an event hopes to raise money for, awareness for a local home for these women and children. check in two, four, four times a day on kyw news radio 1060 on your am dial. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" we will look at is what next for governor christie after a disappointing finish in new hampshire. >>> also remaking a fill landmark, we will let you know about big changes coming to love park coming today. >>> and overcoming obstacles, you have to hear that voice, priceless reaction to his first trip to the skate park. we are back at the top of the hour, >>> marry pat and i

the nightly warning to watch out for black ice. driveways and roadways. most roadways will be treated and the main roads, just be careful of ice first thing in any time you have a mild day with snow melt. spiking to only 27 by 11 o'clock despite the sunshine. there's cold sunshine coming up tomorrow morning. this is north shore down to 25 and 31 with a few clouds floating by later in the day. out in the outer part of the shore. cape cod will show sun otherwise sunshine. the clouds go away with the cold front. 31 with sunshine before lunchtime tomorrow. snow flurries off to the midwest. don't expect them to make it to worcester. overall it's going to be a quiet trend the next couple days. here's the exception. with the wind shiving to the northwest. it will blow across the water and produce the streaks of clouds and the winds pick up two 20 miles an hour will produce notice how they turn. it all depends on which way the wind is blowing. when it's more northerly, it will be the outer cape. we will watch how the wins develop. a couple changes in direction and

the potential for black ice. and during the day tomorrow, it will be a good 10 degrees cooler tomorrow with highs in the middle 30s, and we have the risk for some snow down across the cape and islands. thursday, 34 degrees. going to be cold enough i think with the winds coming in off the water here for the cape and the islands to just carry the risk for snow there. the rest of the a yaiv will stay partly sunny. for friday, 38 degrees. increasing clouds. light mix overnight. saturday. saturday's high, 49. 48 on sunday. out for a sunday night into monday mix. back to you, guys. >> julie: shiri, talk to you soon. >>> a multimillion dollar car should come with the works but not this one. coming up at 5:00, why drivers can't take this luxury car on the road. >>> a breakfast food fight brew brewing on c one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle,

lauren, black ice is also an issue there? >>lauren: definitely, as the dot crews clear the primary roads and treat those, they are still going to be those slick spots, like future i-26 as you are making your way toward tennessee, that is one area to look out for. we are here in marshal, we are off of highway 25/70 across from the high school. we are seeing dot crews treating this route because that's one of the main routes here in marshal. >>> i want to show you how much the snow is agent up in parking lots here though. i have gotten my tape measure out, just 2," right here, in this parking lot. and as you can see, it's piling up on surfaces. these cars that have been sitting here, covered with snow. but, the good news is, this kind of snow is a very powdery snowfall, so you can easily wipe it away from your cars. but, underneath that, you see that layer of ice there? that's also what you are going to see on those roads. so, have the windshield scraper ready to go this morning as you make your way out to your cars. this is a

while some roads will still be wet and could be of black ice will be present on your morning commute. for your wednesday, we'll see partly cloudy skies and high temperatures in the upper 40s. winds will be out of the west and a bit breezy at times. some clouds linger for tonight with overnight lows falling into the upper 20s. mostly sunny for thursday with highs in the mid 40s. friday ends the workweek with a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures start to warm up and we'll be in the lower 50s for the afternoon. the weekend looks quite pleasant! partly cloudy for saturday with highs soaring into the 60s. we'll be back in chance for a stray 3 shower. 3 hi, i'm gary garner with this week's garden tips. over the last few weeks we have discussed some things you can do through the winter, and during the cold weather. we talked about pruning shrubbery at the proper time; we've talked about transplanting shrubbery; we've talked about making plans for the spring. today i want to suggest that now is an excellent time to mulch your flower beds; to give them a good cleaning if they have dead materi

the goal is to take care of any black ice. quick. there might be black ice. overall, smooth sailing. we will check traffic conditions all around the area from five. dan griffin, live, wlwt news 5. mark: you can stay on top of winter weather with our wlwt mobile app. you can see the radar and sign up for closing alerts for your child' s school. lisa: and major boos were ohio governor john kasich after he finished second in the new hampshire primary. miriah turner has what it means for the republican party. miriah: most candidates are packing their bags going to south carolina, and that includes governor kasich. he was second, behind donald trump, after he focused on the granite state. even no donald trump one the governor kasich : there' s magic with this campaign because we don' t see it as another campaign -- we see it as an opportunity for all of us to be involved in something that is bigger than our own lives. to change america. to re -shine america appeared restore the spirit of america. to leave no one behind. mr. trump: we are going to south carolina. i

the black ice is going to be our snow on the light side. the cold will not be as cold. 33 degrees in asheville with flurries around. wind chill down to 26. you're going to notice that wind all throughout tomorrow and in to wednesday. here's our leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. beach mountain parkway, 5,000 feet up. you can see the road is covered. there has been plenty of snow blowing around up there. couple of inches. future cast, past midnight. we get the snows to come back in. may get a good lull. snow bands working through in the afternoon tomorrow. the winds will be gusty. peaks of sunshine in asheville. temperatures likely stay freezing or below. again, we're not looking at major accumulations by any standards. a dusting to an inch. northern end of henderson. southern end of haywood. the dark blue 1 to three inches. be the high elevations in southern swain. northern jackson. madison, northern buncombe. turquoise is three to five inches. again, the higher end of that range is going to favor the high elevations. five to se

some areas north and west of town will see the possibility of black ice tomorrow.not as mild tomorrow but temperatures still above average and we catch our breath on tuesday and another yellow alert on wednesday, and this time for rain, showers and thunderstorms, the same storm that hammered southern california over the weekend and produced blizzard conditions. and lingering and residual clouds in southern-mile-an-hour- mile-an-ho ur. southern -- southern maryland, and temps are falling, and 40 in fairfax and silver spring and in the morning, 20s, 27, 28 in frederick and 28 in martinsburg, and right around freezing in gaithersburg, 30, 31, and that's good enough for a little bit of black ice. by 9:00, everybody is pretty much above freezing except for frederick north and west, but lots of sunshine and really a nice day. in the day planner, 30s to start and above freezing downtown. and 44 at 11:00 and 49, almost 50 at 1:00 p.m. wednesday, there is your rain and storms, windy, too, but warm, and 62, a yellow weather alert, and behind that, pleasant on thursday and 50

we've had some patches of black ice. keep that in mind. first step out the door this morning, there may be some slick spots. same case on the driveways. some of the secondary roads that haven't been retreated from last night's rain washes all the treatment away and you get a little frozen going on here, freezing conditions there. so we'll watch the colder air from the midwest the next couple days work into new england. not abnormally cold like it was on sunday, but temperatures back into the 30s. tomorrow. travel today across the country rather quiet as we don't have any major storms. that's good because i don't have any major storms in our forecast over next several days. doesn't mean it will be completely rain drop or snowflake free. there may be at times a couple rain oar snow showers trying to work on in has the warm front tries to work on in friday night into saturday, but not a big deal, not a big storm for a lot of us. all right. mid-408s this afternoon. coolest conditions in the worcester hills and then clear and cool tonight. 20 t

it leaves the roadways on the black ice to begin to develop. look at these showers towards 75 and is going to put down a quick coding of snow. this is not a hefty snowstorm we are tracking. this is intermittent snow. we are hovering at 33 and, to the west, we are in the mid-20' s and this is the arctic cold front across the area and it will set the stage for the snow to continue in the coverings that have been melting. it will start sticking and this locations and it will pick up between now and wednesday. we have winter weather advisory' s in effect and areas of black ice and snow covered roads. we are now tracking and arctic cold front with snow squalls that will send the temperatures dropping. through the overnight, there may be steady snow and we will get into the flurry of the snow showers that will likely continue and begin to wrap up as we get into wednesday and things quiet down. this is a computer model giving you ideas and i am showing this to you so that there will not be a consistency to the totals. the open door to the are and it w

black ice in the morning. here are the next couple of hours, you can see those snow showers working quickly east. our leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network takes us to balsam gap. this is jackson county. 3400 feet. the temperature has held pretty steady just above freezing. that's great news. even the untreated road is looking decent. just wet. in asheville, black ice in some spots. 32 degrees. afternoon, it's green light, folks. 46 degrees. mostly sunny. breezy, dry. the same thing in to your evening drive home. 38 degrees at asheville. fog now becoming a bigger issue because the wind is calm. greenville, 45 degrees. those showers going by the wayside overnight tonight. remaining in some of the higher elevations. by the lunch hour, we're breaking out in to sunshine. gusty winds out of the northwest. and those winds could see 20 plus mile per hour gusts across the area. but all in all, we're going to be done with the snowfall. again, about two to four inches top end here in swain county, smokys. yancey

there will be patchy black ice thus use common sense you know and just slow down. some snow coming down mitchell and we've had snow over 221 and 19 e and it's been snowing off and on. there's light accumulations. this is not a major snowstorm by any stretch of the imagination thirty-three in asheville. northwest 13 the wind and boy that wind chill is a 24 degrees. that's not fun is it? that wind is just going to continue to be a problem tonight into tomorrow afternoon. look at the center of low pressure that brought the storms to the southeast and all the rain to our neck of the woods well up into canada. it's hundreds of miles away that we're dealing with the wind in that system. high pressure is going to pull into get the winds to relax. high pressure is a good thing. i think h for happy weather because sunshine is back and our winds will shift back to the south and west. that's going to help warm us up big time into sunday. so here's your future cast. midnight still snowing in the high country. still times burst of snow. then tomorrow we start out with clouds ov

many of them involving black ice. look at this video we shot along highway 321 south of the hickory area. not only are the main roads roads are treacherous right now. some drivers losing control of their cars while going just 15 to 20 miles per hour. the d.o.t. here at catawba county is putting sand and salt down along with some brine on some of the over passes and some of the problem areas where they've had accidents. we talked with one driver who wrecked this morning about these conditions. >> this guy -- we saw a bunch of guys fish tailing. it's ridiculous. people need to slow down. take it slow. if you don't have to go out today, don't go out. it's not worth it. >> reporter: i think the hardest thing is for folks, when they step outside, they look and they see grass, they see wet roads, the roads have a lot of black ice. the key into the afternoon is the temperature. right now we're holding in the mid 20s. hopefully it'll rise later this evening and get above the freezing mark. reporting live from hickory, dave fa

so there will be a chance for some areas of black ice. through tomorrow morning, we will start off cold, but warming back up to the 40s through the afternoon hours. and then, eventually, as i mentioned, the 60s by sunday. does show a little bit of light snow throughout the morning hours, that's about it. so, this winter weather advisory is out until 7 a.m. so another few minute, blowing snow possible here in buncombe county as well. 41 degrees for a high temperature today. windy conditions continuing with sunny skies. partly clear tonight. back down to 25. still chilly. and in greenville, 52. sunny conditions. tonight, clear and cold. here is your weekend forecast. 47 with high clouds saturday, just beautiful sunday. a high of 62. 60s on monday and a few showers tuesday and wednesday of next week. folks, keep your outdoor plan,. gorgeous conditions by sunday. back over to you. >> holly: no major issues on the main roads to report right now. highway patrol says there is a no injuries. haywood county dispatch still telling us secondary road

black ice is a problem in or northern counties. slick conditions reported in the north and south end of mitchell county, u.s. 19 through spruce pine is a major point to avoid. that drive is tricky for you as well as highland avenue. now, if you are heading out in madison county, these are the spots you need to avoid on your commute. icy conditions are a problem on 25/70 heading towards highway 208. we are are seeing some slowdowns there on 26 near sams gap, which is a good thing, because there are some slick conditions reported there. also, on the secondary roads, you will want to take it slow this morning as well. that's a look at your on-time traffic report brought you by the wired mouse computer solutions. >>holly: the dot has been preparing for nearly 24 hours for this winter blast. crews pumped thousands of gallons of brine solution into tanks that are loaded on the back of trucks. sprayed onto interstates, so a coating was in place before the first flakes. >> the forecasted amount is not as much as the previous storm, but in

, maybe where the buses have to navigate to pick up the little ones, there is that potential for black iceything that looks wet, like down here along delaware's route seven, has a tendency to have some ice this morning, you're going to find 95, here comes the penndot salt truck as they head southbound, so the majors are okay. it is getting to those majors, and those on and those off-ramps that are less traveled where we're going to have some problems. soap, delays, all downtown philly. all mass transit looking good, starting out of the gate with no problems. just watch the platforms will be slippery, maybe the parking lots, and the steps are going to be little slippery until we can get them treated. fifty-nine south of willing mink ton some flooding with closures, also flooded out again this morning, on the brooklawn circle, along route 130. chris, lauren, back to you. >> developing right now, cases of the zika virus now in the delaware val. >> i three people in our area diagnosed and doctors are talking about the mosquito born illness, fox 29's steve keeley now joins us from center city t

watch out for black ice early otherwise we'll see mainly sunny skies 45. we'll head to daytona to get a look at their major renovation project plus, in college basketball, roanoke and lynchburg college have a record-setting, high- scoring game, and tech visits miami. here's karen loftus with all your sports news. the history of the daytona international speedway is undeniable, but the track has taken a huge step into the future with a huge renovation project. here's travis wells with more on the first motorsports stadium. the track eliminated 40 thousand backstretch seats and replaced more than 101 thousand seats on the frontstretch with new wider, more comfortable ones with nearly perfect sight lines. getting into the facility is easier with more than 40 escalators at 5 different injectors, a fancy word for oversized gates. appropriately for nascar, each injector is sponsored and leads to a huge interactive breezeways. there is wifi throughout along with 14 hundred hd tv monitors that span the stands, which are nearly a mile long. joie chitwood/ daytona i

as you step out, watch for black ice. it will be a moderate threat. the other threats are flurries for the cape and the wind. they will gust up to over 25 miles an hour. they will be brisk out there. as far as the brisk winds coming across the water is where you will see the flurries. those are mainly for northern new england. watch what happened in cape cod. snow clips just the outer cape. they don't mean a lot and i will let you know when that affects your plans. >> today the defense team filed a motion to replace miriam conrad and the rest of her team in new york. this is standard practice for death penalty appeals. clark will stay in place to help with the transition. >> police say drake scott was doing open mic night at city limits in randolph where gregory wright showed up to kill him. wright asked what door scott would use to leave and followed him out and shot him five times. >> we have multiple shots fired. >> one witness told police she heard a man in the bar say a kid who killed my family member is here and will get dealt with and tonight,

be very careful for black ice. rex hodge, news 13. >> darcel: you can stay up to date on this latest round of winter weather by downloading our free weather app. it shows all warnings, advisories and alerts in your area. all you have to do is search wlos in your app store. >> tammy: new at 5, a mother dies in a mobile home in mcdowell county. the mother's best friend helped kim, where did the fire start? >> kim: tammy, it was in a wall between the bathroom and the bedroom where victims stephanie grindstaff ledford was sleeping. that was the front of the trailer. this is the back of the trailer where her bedroom was. we've now learned there was a working space heater in the bathroom they believe started the fire. >> what i saw she had burns on her face, all over her body. >> kim: 33-year-old stephanie was more than fiance's best friend. after a ct scan. >> that's when they told us she had no brain activity. >> i created a go fund me page. >> kim: the page jeremy is using to raise the $5,500 he needs for a proper fun

but the snow and the black ice will complicate travel. in the valleys, this is through tomorrow, moderate terrific for it's a little bit more on the moderately high side. 42 degrees in asheville. some flurries being reported. no snow accumulation. we'll likely not see any for maybe several more hours. there are the snow showers going on through the rest of the evening for the mountains. some of this working on through the valleys. you may get a light snow fall accumulation. henderson, transylvania county. it will still fly in to the high country in to early wednesday with that gusty northwesterly wind. that pesky, stubborn and annoying wind. five to seven inches here in the pink. that includes the smokys. this turquoise is three to five that encompasses northern madison, norther haywood, northern graham, yancey, mitchell, and avery county. much of central, northern macon county, central haywood. back through the black mountains. and the white here is a dusting to an inch. i know that's a big range. farther south of i-40 don't expect as mu

just know we are still dealing with black ice, out there. is looking wet in some areas but certainly you can assume black isis still on the roadways. this is a live shot, eastbound schuylkill toward the blue route and you can see looking like again, as i said, very slick conditions. we just switched here and what you are looking at where we had an accident route 30 eastbound ramp to 202 north bound pulled all the way off to that shoulder for those around that area not causing too many slow downs but it is certainly could. then when we look at headlights you can see that glare on the road surface, this is actually looking more like black ice and then it is, to the wetness we are experiencing from just that melting snow or melting ice. not so much the case now. now it is just too cold. it will hold that ice and refreeze, anything that may be had that you had out. headlight coming in the eastbound direction of the boulevard. this is an area moments ago we were seeing snow coming down and i have updates on flooding coming up in a bit but first w

streets, 32, 28 on your dashboard, if it looks wet, and it wasn't treated there is the potential for black ice. sidewalk, first step walking out the door, could go slipping and sliding. live look at the 42 freeway, headlights in towards philadelphia, slow going this morning probably seeing planes get de-iced try to pull up the camera for the next hit here expected weather delays, reduced speeds across the bridges, down to 35 on the benny, whitman, betsy, commodore barry bridge. new jersey turnpike, nifty 50 there this morning. >> bob, thanks so much. >> former chester county high school teacher arrested. saying he exchanged thousands every text messages including naked photos. used to work at downingtown west high school as chemistry teacher. and has been charged with sending sexually explicit text messages, to a 16 year old student. that western on may of 2013 until december of 2014. the students' parents eventually found out and contacted police. >> well over 10,000 text messages exchanged, no the all inch appropriate text messages, but part of the process of befriending the student. >> inve

any untreated surface may glaze over with a bit of black ice, so watch for that. the rest of the pattern this week looks relatively quiet. early evening rain, then it quiets down and clears out late tonight. sunshine returns tomorrow. a few fair weather includes in bright on thursday, and colder right back to average, and a nice looking friday after a very cold start, that will be the coldest between now and the early part of next week, and then maybe a little light snow saturday and then quiet sunday through early next week. tom: my ride home last night was nasty, lots of ice. jamie: speaking of ice, big hockey game getting closer, jamie: boston bruins skate at the columbus blue jackets tonight at 7:00, all eyes will be on brad marchand as he looks to continue his scoring, his 28 goal this is year match a career best. they were on the ice last night at the verizon, practice for the battle of the badges hockey championship, this is the annual grudge match between police and fire to benefit the children's hospital at dartmouth hitchcock. the two teams overlapped pr

we had big concern yesterday there might be some black ice this morning. but very few if any reports of that, with all of these temperatures in the mid to upper 30's, this morning, 34 degrees, in wilmington, feels a little chillier than that. but again the winds aren't extreme. we don't need to deal with that very much. just light breezes out there. and that's the way it will be for the rest of the day. so here it is, your boring wednesday forecast. it is not even going to be as windy i don't think as we thought originally it might be today. clouds, some sun, 42 degrees, by lunchtime, 45, which is pretty seasonable for this time of year, and sunset time at 5:39. we'll take the tranquility after couple of days of weather drama. 4:02 is the time. here's bob kelly. ready to be board? >> 40:02, sue mentioned no report of any black ice anywhere. but here is a example. where you may finds, come to intersection, county line road, right there, you go to make that right turn, any that far left over water that is still casino every laying off to the far left or righ

out there this morning, the big concern is for some patchy areas of black ice. remember, we had very wet snow yesterday. anything that melted and maybe was left in liquid form would refreeze in the form of some black ice. please be careful. especially on the sidewalks and in the parking lots. i know they're pretty tricky out there this morning. we're starting out in the single digits in orange. 19 in worcester. 25 right now in boston. 12 in taunton. on the cape and the islands you're actually in the upper 20's in some locations. as we go through the next 12 hours, we'll see some sunshine to start the day. afternoon clouds are going to build in. we'll see temperatures bump up, i think, into the upper 30's along the south coast, the cape and the islands. now as for the worcester area, you're going up into the mid 30's for highs. again with a lot of snow. it should help melt it though above the freezing mark. we will see some more sunshine today. this is the range in temperatures although i think it's a little warm. we should stay in the upper 30's. right now we're

with morning, slick spots could develop so use caution when driving as areas of black ice and snow covered roads will become an issue. the cold will be made worse due to advisory 6pm monday - 6am wednesday winter storm warning until noon tuesday for butler, warren, clinton, hamilton, clermont, brown counties snow showers and flurries will continue off and on through wed morning. cumulatively speaking 1-3 inches is possible by then. the snow will not be steady, but in burst and locally heavy. with temperatures in the 20s this morning, slick spots could develop so use caution when driving as areas of black ice and snow covered roads will become an issue. the advisory 6pm monday - 6am wednesday winter storm warning until noon tuesday for butler, warren, clinton, hamilton, clermont, brown counties snow showers and on through wed morning. cumulatively speaking 1-3 inches is possible by then. the snow will not be steady, but in burst and locally heavy. with temperatures in the 20s this morning, slick spots could develop so use caution when driving as areas of black ice and snow covered roads wil

finally warming up so no more black ice to deal with. fox25 shiri spear in the stormtracker weather center with look at rising temperatures. good news. >> shiri: worcester 31 and rest of the area bumped into the upper 30s in boston at 37 and plymouth 37 and bedford and lawrence 37 , we have clouds out there, especially further inland you go and future cast here as we head toward 99 time today though, lower 40s in the works and then you can see this afternoon, we tap into the 40s

i'm seeing a lot of black ice. doesn't seem to be melting away. >> absolutely, you know there is will be one of those systems that is with us all day today. both commute do get impacted by this system, but actually not finding too much falling from the sky right now in most spots. doesn't mean we're not. just means most of are you actually going to walk out the door and see just clouds overhead at this point. take an another look at storm scan3, bulk of moisture kind of pent up over the delmarva peninsula. we zoom it out. see the whole system in it entirety. it is a big expansive storm. but it is not an impressive one when it comes to its strength, or moisture content. it just doesn't have a lot to offer up. i want to zoom it in one more time, take a little bit of tighter zoom. see how any of the rain that originally was over sussex and kent county, for the most part turning over to snow. seeing pretty decent snow across southern new castle county, the first state, also in southern new jersey, salem, cumberland, ca

but with the freezing temperaturesing most can't see, has frozen and kurned into black ice. driving experts say you should keep at least ten seconds between you and the car in fronts of you, to give yourself time to stop. . in bed ford. abc 13 news. >> gets danville foe latest on conditions out side. >> well it is raining right now. this rain expected to turn into freezing rain. later on. let me show you red accidents shal street right behind me. as you can tell, crews have obviously been on the street but the street is not clear down to the bare pavement now daniel public works let's people know that's what lot residential streets are going to look like. that's because they were not pre treated. as you can tell, the snow is not stopped. it is pretty hard and there some ice that crews have go through. now danville public works says this what's made their job a little bit tougher in i caught up rawering several. >> and asked them how their weather. >> once you put ice on top of it it is not freezing truck slide it. >> so it is one of these >> so how arous guys doing? >> you h

back black ice could be a problem on the roads tomorrow morning. topper shutt, tracking the falling temps. >> i want to emphasize, we don't want a flash freeze tonight. if it looks wet, it is more likelying likely going to be frozen black ice. snow showers to the north of us. snow showers to the south of us. i don't think we're quite done with the snow showers just yet. in fact, we'll show you future cast. 10:00, temperatures below freezing in most spots. these numbers are high. 32 in manassas. 31 in fairfax. and 31 also in silver spring. to put this back into motion. look what happens at 2:00 a.m., a line of snow showers tries to develop again. into manassas, south of i-66. ask that is going to roll into maryland. if that happens, we may have to extend our weather yellow alert. 31 in andrews. that could actually put down a coating, which is not what you need in time for the rush hour in the morning. we'll talk about the coldest air of the season rolling in over the weekend. >>> some people are somewhat surprised tonight that there's little neighbo

that could cause some patchy black ice. we saw a lot of melting yesterday. a lot of refreezing as well. down into the 20s with ag't of with what's happening now on the scene of that deadly crane collapse in tribeca. the scene remains shut down this morning including southbound west broadway from canal street. >> gas service remains suspended until the damage can be assessed. an investigation is under way into what caused that crane to fall. >> we have team coverage this morning. we begin with ray villeda. good morning, ray. >> reporter: good morning, pat and gus. as you mentioned, that investigation very much under way. that's why police are still here at the scene. as you mentioned several streets are blocked off surrounding where that crane collapsed. we're about a street over from now, in just a few hours the city will lay out its response and explain how the collapse was handled from their point of view. they'll explain what they did in those moments after the accident that shook this part of the city and killed a man. a 600 foot crane is sitting here ov

we will watch for black ice that may develop tomorrow. a beautiful day in store thursday and friday. highs for today. 50 in alta vista. 52 in south boston. 46 in roanoke. over night temperatures in the mid to upper 20s across the board. it is quiet through the rest of the week. even into the weekend. look at your highs saturday and sunday. lows not bad, upper 30s near 40. 63 on saturday and sunday. we will watch for unsettled weather monday and tuesday. patty? >> patti: opening statements expect indeed a courtroom in fiengs, arizona an alleged isis supporter is going on trial. app dual malik is accused of isis. connecting him to a terror plot in texas last year. tips alleged co-conspirators were kill indeed a gun battle with police. shot by police outside an event feet urg cartoon drawings of mohammed. they watched extremist videos with kareem and conspired to commit future terror attacks. >> the georgia death row enmate is set to be decided today. pardons and paroles met to consider clementancy for 45 year old travis clinton. he is sched

a little bit of black ice this morning. because of the leftover moisture on roads and temperatures have dropped to right around that freezing mark. 30 in nashua not below freezing in boston but when you factor in the breeze it feels just a little bit colder out there. the real feel 27 degrees in boston right now. and 25 in falmouth not too bad by february standards. clouds have been moving in high thin ones so cirrus clouds adding decoration to the sky forrise. the sun is up about 5 minutes ago and we will stey some of the sun -- and wool see the sun filter -- we will see sun filter not the love moisture. the west with some snow showers in the great lakes that will approach late this evening and tonight. and but a aside from a quick flurry northern green mountains may see a couple inches of snow. the front doesn't have a whole lot of moisture with it. so, we may get an isolated snow shower on the outer cape and ocean effect tomorrow. otherwise it's all about high pressure building into the northeast over the next couple day

we have had the snow mill yesterday would, temperatures below freezing watch upper a few areas of black ice we have twenty five blacksburg twenty eight roanoke twenty eight around smith mountlake twenty five danville twenty six louisburg and is you had back toward the with bill area degrees a few clouds streaming across 24 a few clouds streaming across the area. maybe woodson snow showers eastern panhandle a west virginia northern parts of virginia other than that things are looking nice and and quiet. overall you see what's taking place not much flood alerts we did have minor flooding along the dan river the roanoke river all those flood warnings have been canceled so no flooding anymore. everything has receded everything back to where it should be but early next week would more rain heading our direction we could see a little bit more temperatures this morning in the twenties of you riding your bike into work or school you deftly want to dress accordingly more sunshine thorough through the afternoon temperature mid upper forties closing in on fifty degrees now what will watching next week

, and did not have any reason to know there would be a large patch of black ice. but the state of north carolina did know. >> the e-mails between nc-dot and engineering firm shows engineers knew water was seeping through the pavement and causing problems a year but made the decision to only patch the problem to save money. the police reports also revealed the problem area was reported to the state 24 hours before the accident, and again the morning of. ice was called in at 2:29, 13 minutes later at 2:42, berhane gebretsadik was killed. a wife and little boy are left to go on without him. >> the realization that she will not be able to spend her life with him is very often times too hard for her to bear. >> that was sarah blake morgan reporting. horner says a few hours after the accident another person hit that same patch of ice, slamming into the same tree. nc-dot told us it does not comment on pending litigation. >>> we have been showing you some of the damage from those strong storms yesterday, take a look at this time lapse video of the storms moving in southwe

. >> widespread icy roads, black ice and things. as we saw those, we made the decision for safety reasons to close the school. >> i was out in barnardsville i can't believe they waited until the morning to let you

mostly black ice down here in the valleys and some light accumulations, but the idea is the worse the conditions will get. still have the wind about 10 to 20 miles an hour and gust. so there is blowing snow too in these high elevations. notice on the futurecast towards midnight a lot of will wind down slowly but surely into the morning. flurries or light snow possible in asheville and temperatures will be dropping below freezing after 9:00. so bundle up. it's going to be mighty cold. i'll show you how much to expect in those valleys with my snow totals coming up. >> it took a jury less than an hour to find a transylvania county man guilty first degree further. richard oshields has been found guilty of a shooting at a dollar general store. the verdict was swift. >> it was almost lightning fast. and from my vantage point in the

you never know when you hit had that black ice. so dave kinchen you are in king of rich a, do you really even need the ear protectors at this point because it is almost what 51 degreesish in king of prussia. >> reporter: i don't need gloves but i don't know, i kind of like the feeling of my ears being warm i guess. bob was talking about everybody going back to work. we are here at td bank in kop and look at this, you can bank on the fact that vehicles park overnight will look like this. all ice built up here. i don't know about scraping a corporate vehicle here like we did earlier with the private car. wow. definitely there is ice here. look at the parking lot. this is what you will pull up to making your way in to work. at lot of crunchy ice. that is not bad, um. and, this parking lot hasn't been hit at all. you can see the glare. it is like a ice rink out here. even the plants over there, they are allized up as well. a little different when you look at the road there in kop. the road are clear, but crews are slowing down. right o

. >> absolutely, seeing some black ice out there, we know like you said it is coal enough to support that. so, it is going to be a slower commute than usual, just because we do have slick roadways. live look outside, vine at 95, birds eye view, beautiful shot by the way of early rides ers just starting to hit the roadways now, still looking good. still looking pretty quiet. which is he can actually what we want to see, as we push further into the 5:00 this will start to change just little bit. boulevard headlights moving in the southbound direction toward the schuylkill, looking good, looking nice and quiet. when i look at the schuylkill headlights, eastbound direction, past spring garden street, you can see, this is one area where we are starting get little busy. starting to see rotation out there. when we see that we know as more and more vehicles hit the roadways, that increases our chances of problems out there. so give yourself couple of extra minutes, because it is going to be slick, slick out there. flooding in new jersey, route 130 brooklawn center all lanes are still blocked