new england under a blizzard warning.

we have a blizzard warning into effect at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow and goes against -- until 7:00 tomorrow night. limit county, the cape and the islands. the biggest threat for blizzard conditions will be right near the shoreline -- in plymouth county, the cape and the islands. dust is high is 65 miles per hour. down towards nantucket. -- gusts as high as 65 miles per hour. it is a winter storm warning we are talking about for the city of austin out to worcester. about an advisor. -- talking about for the city of boston. i will look at all the computer models because many of you like to see these. this is one of the models i like the best. it is the europ model. forecasting. a 4-6 inch category. if we look at the u.s. model, again, timing and that same ball park it does want to push it further to the west. here' s where the problem comes in. we have another model -- the nam is good when you get 36 hours away from a storm. this morning, this thing was kicking up 10, 12 inches of snow. since then, the afternoon has backed it down but still has

combining with light snow to produce winter weather advisories and blizzard warnings. snow amounts will be light at an inch or less total with the greatest amounts falling in the east before noon today. but visibility is really the primary concern across our make sure to travel with caution! onto the stormcast hd you can see that we'll have a calmer tuesday and wednesday, but temperatures will be on the cooler side. flurries are possible wednesday. light accumulating snow may occur along highway 71. here's your extended forecast. jessica rae combining with light snow to produce winter weather advisories and blizzard warnings. snow amounts will be light at an inch or less total with the greatest amounts before noon today. but visibility is really the primary concern across our eastern counties. make sure to travel with caution! onto the stormcast hd you can see that we'll have a calmer the denver broncos pulled off the upset! peyton manning is now the first player in history to win the big game as the starting quarterback for two different teams. abc's brandi hitt has m

. << blizzard warnings for eastern siouxland in effect through this afternoon winter weather advisories for central siouxland in effect through this afternoon wind advisories in effect for central siouxland in effect through monday afternoon a cold front whipped through the area yesterday, and that's when our winds followed suit! strong wind and blowing snow will be the main issues of the day with a couple of stray snow showers this morning, won't amount to much i i any accumulation. visibilities though will still be low from said blowing snow and could drop below a quarter-mile at times with 50 mile per hour wind gusts, the reason for the blizzard warnings out east. our wind will diminish a little tonight but will remain brisk tomorrow. we should get some sunshine back though as highs couple of possible snow showers thursday. before that though, we'll night's near-0 degree low temperatures. stay safe on the roads today! see graphics. wx timer @ :40 >> a sioux city police officer was a sioux city police officer was injured early sunday morning after investigating reports of robberies an

how long the blizzard warning will last and where travel is not advised at this time. the news at noon starts now. news at noon front door open -ames blizzard people in parts of the state are dealing with blizzard conditions. this is video of blowing snow in ames this morning. a blizzard warning remains in effect until six p-m for parts of northern and central iowa...where drivers are dealing with white out conditions. good afternoon. i'm megan reuther. thank you for joining us. we start this monday with a look at your forecast. ad lib wx quick blizzard warning continues in north central iowa through 6 pm... winter weather advisory just south and east of the blizzard warning goes until 6 pm as well. white out conditions will continue in parts of north central iowa through the day. wind speeds will stay up in the 25 to 35 mph range with gusts up near 45 mph at times. snow and blowing snow will remain an issue. tonight temperatures get very cold we'll stay in the 20s and teens through the afternoon and drop to the single digits by early tuesday morning. one person is dead

sam: (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: blizzard warnings have weather adlib: blizzard warnings have been in place across much of northern iowa and will remain in place through 6pm tonight. strong winds and causing the light snow to produce extremely low visibility and white out conditions that will likely persist through the morning commute for some drivers. the snow will stop falling towards the mid morning with accumulations remaining fairly light, but with the winds drifting will still be a problem so expect hazardous roads if you need to drive anywhere today. the winds will continue to blow between 20 and 35 mph today with gusts expected to climb into the mid 40s. temperatures will be steady and falling in the single digits and end of the day and lows tonight will drop strong winds sticking well below zero. quite as strong as monday and highs in the upper teens. we may see a quick flurry on wednesday but morning.... morning around iowa... elias: starting in sioux city, where police have taken a man into custody for shooting a veteran police officer of 13- years ... eighteen-year- old

parts of siouxland are still under r blizzard warning and dealalg with those whiteouou conditioio. (matt) here wtih the latest is cheif meteorologist ron demers. blizrd warning for eastern siouxland until 6 pm winter weather advisory for central siouxland until 6 pm winter weather advisory for eastern siouxland until midnight wind advisororfor western siouxland until 6 pm (matt) we have new information about a sunday morning shooting involving a sioux city police officer. moritz suffered a gunshot wound to his inner thigh. (sheila) moritz is expected to make a full recovery. the man poce say pulled the trigger, 18- year-old isaiah mothershed, also shot himself during the struggle with moritz. mothershed is in police custody at sioux city's mercy medical center. ktiv's michelle schoening joins us from the newsroom with the latest. michelle, what led police to the scene? matt and shelia, it all started with a call around 11:15 saturday night from a male saying he was being robbed at building 19 of the vallll park apartments on park a anue. a lengthy investigation led police to an apa

the blizzard warnings is mainly due to the strong nw winds that will accompany this system. winds could gust up to 55 mph throughout the day.. that is also why wind advisories are in effect for central siouxland, including sioux city for gusts up to 50 mph. blowing snow, and whiteout conditions will be possible through tonight. as this storm moves east out of the region, winds will subside but colder temperatures will be left behind with highs barely making it into the mid 20s come monday. temperatures throughout the week will be in the 20s through the next 7-days, but will climb close to freezing next weekend. also, stay tuned to ktiv.com and alert 4 for the latest school closings. robert? an early morning shooting in sioux city injured one police officer. sioux city police were investigating reports of robberies and burglaries in town. during the course of the investigation, officers located several individuals in the 2900 block of park aveune on sioux city's northside. ktiv's michelle schoening was on scene and has late details. police haven't released much information in

from marshfield south that did qualify as a blizzard and now we have blizzard warnings for the same exact area. and what qualifies as the blizzard, we'll see if it makes it. you need the visibility to be a quarter mile or less for three hours in a row with frequent wind gusts over 35 miles an hour. that will happen in falling, blowing, or drifting snow or a combination of all three of those. all right? in terms of blizzard conditions. here's where the blizzard warning is, that exact area where the snow will be heaviest and the combination of wind with the snow will give the most severe conditions. we have a winter storm warning for just about all of eastern mass. once you get east of worcester or worcester east, 495 east. still a winter weather advisory beyond that for several inches of snow and very slippery going. especially the coastal flood warning. remember high tide is around 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. minor with pockets of moderate coastal flooding. as mike alluded to it is a coastal flood advisory north of boston but it is a coastal flood warning south of boston where the winds will be

blizzard warning in effect for most of siouxland tonight through tuesday night snow will develop tonight and become heavy tomorrow. with winds gusting over 40 miles per hour whiteout conditions are going to be possible. tonight, the eyes of the nation on iowa for the first in the nation caucus. where ktiv's matt breen and amanda goodman from our sister station kwwl join us with caucus results. the results are in. iowa's projected winner is texas senator ted cruz. mike huckabee has dropped out of the race and martin o'malley has suspendedehis campaign. let's toss it back to the station. here are the results for the woodbury republican party. nbc has calledt and senator ted cruz wins iowa. in woodbury county. donald trump actually won woodbury county with 31% of votes. see graphics ktiv's tiffany lane has more from north high school. << "it was a process that took about an hour and a half, but after everyone's hard work, the ballots are in and marco rubio came out on top at north high school where four precincts were represented." the night began with people checking in. four one caucusgoe

a blizzard warning means that a winter storm will produce low visibility. be aware that whiteout conditions are likely. do not travel during the warning times. if you must travel in an emergency, take a survival kit. if you get stranded, stay with your vehicle.the port neal welding company skycam hd shows cloudy skies from the ho chunk centre in downtown sioux city. but the satellite and radar shows the storm moving our way. the stormcast hd shows that the storm will arrive in siouxland after 10 pm tonight. from caucuses problem. heavy snow and blowing snow will be seen tomorrow mornini. the snow will ntinue during the afternoon. the snow will continue into the e ening, finally ending wednesday morning. but strong winds and blowing snow will remain into wednesday. there could be some flurries wednesday evening. 9-12" of snow are expected norfolk to wayne to cherokee to spencer. on either side of that red band of heavy snow, 6-9" can be expected. will start in the late snow and wind will pick up after will be 29. tomorrow, look for heavy snow producing blowin

weather ad-lib blizzard warning in effect for most of siouxland until 4 am wednesday winter storm warning for holt county until midnight & harrison county until 4 am the groundhog day blizzard will be one in siouxland. many locations were seeing accumulations around a foot by late in the day with another inch or two possible before things wind down early tonight. the wind has been gusting over 40 miles per hour at times and it's going to stay pretty windy tonight so blowing snow will still be a problem. travel is not advised across much of the area so staying home is the best idea you could have. it will still stay breezy early in the day wednesday with maybe some snow on the ground still blowing around, but that wind should go down some during the day and a little sunshine will return although it will be colder with highs barely getting into the 20s. the rest of our forecast stays pretty quiet with highs maybe getting back into

a blizzard warning for much of northwest iowa has been extended. it is cold, windy and hard to see! meterologist ben dorenbach will be back with our forecast after this. here's the live view from our skycam in spspcer, iowa, where it's 15 degrees with winds from the northwest at 38 miles ben, it's a very windy day in << blizzard warnings for eastern siouxland in effect through this afternoon winter weather advisories for central siouxland in effect through this afternoon wind advisories in effect for central siouxland in effect through monday afternoon a cold front whipped through the area yesterday, and that's when our winds followed suit! strong wind and blowing snow will be the main issues of the day with a couple of stray snow showers this morning, won't amount to much if any accumulation. visibilities though will still be low from said blowing quarter-mile at times with 50 mile per hour wind gusts, the reason for the blizzard warnings out east. our wind will diminish a little tonight but will remain brisk tomorrow. we should get some sunshine back though as highs stay in thth20

on this xxx 3 morning. 3 <<blizzard warning in effect for central iowa counties expecting strong winds and blowing snow into monday morning. winter weather advisories are also out for the nw corner of iowa for the blowing and drifting snow as well.wind advisories have been issued through early monday afternoon expecting sustained winds between 30 and 40 mph with gusts up to 50 in parts of nebraska.temperatures will stay in the 20s most of the day as winds continue from the nw and remain veryusty. tonight look for lows in the lower to middle teens. tuesday remains chilly with highs in the lower 20s.>> 3 3 this morning the denver broncos are waking up world champions. they were the underdogs going in... but came to play. as c - b - s news correspondent jamie (you - cuss) yuccas shows us... super bowl 50 came down to defense. 3 von miller, denver broncos peyton manning, denver broncos jamie yuccas, cbs newstrt (pkg) (announcer nats: the denver broncos win super bowl 50.) peyton manning and the denver broncos defeated the carolina panthers to win their third super bowl. linebacker von mill

winter storm warnings in place, blizzard warnings are in place. warnings we are not talking about snow falling with the amounts. a blizzard out there. we are talking about the blizzard and talking about howling winds that gene is referring to when we first started talking. meteorologist jason brewer have been monitoring those winds and >> they really are. blowing things around. with the onset of the snow, a little bit of the heavier variety and with the wind combined, of course, we are outages. the cape and islands. plymouth county as well. let me show you the gusts. 49, plymouth. 41 boston, logan. 48, nantucket. we are already seeing winds well in ex-tess of 40 miles per hour in many locations. 38, worcester right now. and we are going to be seeing it just getting worse. deteriorating through the day as those winds tighten up and we start to see wind gusts even 60, 65 miles per hour possible for places like plymouth county and the vineyard and the cape and even nantucket where those blizzard warnings are up where that is for, the 6 that is for, the 65-mile-per-hour wind gusts that wil

blizzard warning in effect. south shore plymouth as well as the cape and island. winter storm warning boston, worcester, gloucester. the storm is beginning to intensify as we move forward. steady snow now until 4:00 p.m. but it's heading your way. it's working north. lighter snow this evening and overnight tonight it's completely done though before the morning commute tomorrow. and coastal winds and flooding. you saw the pictures there. but it does begin to go down quickly as we work through the morning hours and more so this afternoon as well as the evening commute here is the snow right now. leading edge to the mass pike. deeper shades of blue near the canal. that is a band of heavier snow. this will work its way into the city of boston. within a few hours and then as it continues northwest from there probably weaken a little bit. because it's getting further from the storm. the stormcenter way down here offshore. because it's such a massive storm and has incredible reach in new england. even though the stormcenter the far away. we anticipate snow through the day

in effect with strong winds and reason why we have a blizzard warning. snow getting blown around check it out, woburn to bellingham, underneath the snow, lawrence 10:08 to leominster 10:45 and nashua 11:00 snow becoming more steady and once it starts it is going to be hard to stop. gusts 35 to 45 miles per hour, piling water against the shoreline and have the coastal flooding concerns, coastal flood warning for plymouth and barn stabbing and the nantucket. less of concern but there for overwashing splashover. we have snow out there tonight and on into tomorrow and shoreline to create with next high tide cycle and unsettled for the week and 7-day forecast here we have the trough of low pressure that's going to be right overhead and just keep and into the weekend and dry it up a bit and arctic front thursday night. >> gene: you may want to get away and how to get somewhere warm and sunny with less than monthly "t" pass. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? treats symptoms of leaking, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urolo

elizabeth: right now on kcci, blizzard warning. you heard the wind overnight now see what it's doing out there . we'll show you where driving could be dangerous this morning. eric: plus, what a game. the denver broncos win super bowl 50. we'll show you all the big moments as our scott reister was right there in the middle of it all. good morning, everyone, thanks for waking up with us on "kcci 8 news this morning." elizabeth: it's monday, february 8, more snow to talk about this morning, metinka. and it is blowing around. metinka: the wind is really wicked this morning, blowing in from the northwest at about 45 miles per hour. the wind in des moines is gusting to 38 miles per hour. they will be with us all morning long and into the afternoon. dodge into the metro, and we are only expecting about an inch total of accumulation, but it is enough snow aligned with the wind to create whiteout conditions across the countryside, even in the metro. a white knuckle commute for the shore -- for sure. eric: you will want to use both hands on

3 <<blizzard warning continues through wednesday morning. after many locations seeing up impossible to see another couple of inches before this nasty y weather finally moves out of the area.snows will begin to taper off late tonight through early wednesday morning, then look for partly cloudy skies the next couple of days.stay tuned to the first alert weather team. we will keep you ahead 3 today's storm has claimed at least *one* life...a man was killed in a single- vehicle rollover crash in thurston county, nebraska this morning. 3 according to the nebraska state patrol... that crash happened just before 9- 30 about a mile south of macy on highway 75. 3 the driver was the only person in the s- u- v that crashed. 3 his name is not being released at this time... pending the notification of his family. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. 3 speaking of bad weather in northeast nebraska...check out this video from a team of storm chasers in that area. this is video from their trip along highway 20 near ponca.the roads were snow-

sam blizzard warnings have been in place across much of northern iowa and will remain in place through 6pm tonight. strong winds and causing the light snow to produce extremely low visibility and white out conditions that will likely persist through the morning commute for some drivers. the snow will stop falling towards the mid morning with accumulations remaining fairly light, but with the winds drifting will still be a problem so expect hazardous roads if you need to drive anywhere today. the winds will continue to blow between 20 and 35 mph today with gusts expected to climb into the mid 40s. temperatures will be steady and falling today with wind chills in the single digits and then below zero by the end of the day and through the evening. lows tonight will drop to around 10 with strong winds sticking around and wind chills well below zero. on local five news midday.... a deadly house fire in council sabrina: and an ivy league college student is accused of sexual assaulting a woman inside his fraternity house. sabrina: finally, it's black history month. we'll take a look back at t

under a blizzard warning until four o'clock tomorrow morning. the storm is expected to dump eight to twelve inches of snow on the region. the heaviest snow is expected to fall this morning. meterologist ben dorenbach says we could have a solid eight inches on the ground by lunchtime. most siouxland schohos have closed for the day. the other big story: the iowa caucuses. hillary clinton is claiming a razor-thin win over bernie sanders for the democrats. sanders say he's taking that as a big thumbs-up for his presidential campaign that shows he can ultimately prevail. meanwhile, on the republican side, ted cruz p pls the upset over donald trump, beating him by four percent. cruz's iowa victory was propelled by republican caucus-goers who said they want a candidate who shares their values. marco rubio finished a strong third and carries that momentum into new hampshire. << lauer: good morning. coming up on today, the presidential race just got even more interesting! ted cruz pulling out a victory in iowa over donald trump. marco rubio in a close 3r

all of this the wind speeds will likely be high and cause concerns for blowing snow leading to blizzard warnings in west and northwest iowa. snow totals are still tricky with this system. because we will be on the warmer side when this system starts, the metro now looks to be in the 3 to 6 inch category. west and northwest iowa will likely see a larger area of 6 to 12 inches with the heaviest accumulation falling tuesday morning. snow totals are still subject to change during the day as the low pressure bringing them moves across the country towards iowa. we will be cooler and dry through the rest of the week with a warm up into the 30s coming back this elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: presidential hopefuls spent the weekend in a final frenzy to gain support for tonights caucuses...and organizers are expecting a record turnout from voters. party leaders say if you're looking to get a spot, you should go to the republican or democratic party websites to find out where to go caucus... elias: in the number two spot this morning... elias: the latest des moines register - bl

a blizzard warning. south shore as well as the cape and the islands, the pink indicating where we have a winter storm warning. snow is on the cape right now. and then from this point it moves north into metro boston, probably between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. new hampshire 9:00, 10:00 a.m. the heaviest snow looks like mid-day, i'd say 10:00, 11:00 a.m., until about 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. then lighter snow this evening and overnight tonight. now, the added component to this storm is the wind. the wind has already shown up. it is very windy out there right now. that combining with an astronomical high tide, likely to be minor to moderate flooding. travel condition, an early morning commute, ready to get under way. i think you're okay. certainly around the metro. on the cape it will start the go downhill. i think for all of us for a short time later this morning and through the evening commute, that time the snow is letting up in intensity, and at that time that's when the snowplows can stay out ahead of the sto

3 <<blizzard warning continues through wednesday morning. after many locations seeing up to a foot of snow, it won't be impossible to see another couple of inches before this nasty weather finally moves out of the area.snows will begin to taper off late tonight through early wednesday morning, then look for partly cloudy skies the next couple of days.stay tuned to the first alert weather team. we will keep you ahead 3 3 our meteorologist kayla novak... who's from california... is live outside getting some experience on what it's like to be a siouxlander... kayla. 3 well last night we placed a 2 foot square plywood board on a flat surface and its about a half inch thick so it won't blow away in these blizzard conditions we also marked it with some orange tape so that we could find if after the measuring stick that is clear to read by tenth of an inch. 3 measuring in these conditions is difficult because of all the drifting snow... as you can see here i was falling earlier in snow drift spots that were up to my hips. this is why we put the sno

blizzard warnings are in effect and other warnings as well pamela. >> multiple warnings and blizzard warning is the wind and low visibility and this is located on the south shore cape and islands. winds will be sustained or gusting up to 35 miles per hour with 3 hours in that chunk of time. so it doesn't have anything to do with snow but the snow making things worse. that goes until 7 p.m. winter storm warning until 7 a.m. tuesday in pink and winter whread advisory far -- weather advisory farther to the north a west. coastal issue here. coastal flood warning in effect to the south coastal floodadvisory in the brighter green from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. high tide and we expect minor to potentially moderate coastal flooding. beach erosion et cetera the typical stuff we experience with the coastal storms and winds off north eat at -- northeast between 35 and 45 miles per hour in most locations. we are getting wind gusts reporting pushing 50, 51 miles per hour on the islands. here's the forecast wind gusts this afternoon, extremely strong winds especially along the coastline, 5 p.m., winds start

a blizzard warning in effect right now for much of the state. emily: the coast bracing for the worst of it. we're monitoring the concerns there as high tide rolls in. randy: and of course, power trouble for the south east. many communities are still dealing with the effects of friday's storm. how they're getting back on track this morning. emily: the eyeopener reporters and cameras are on the story this morning. let's start with stormteam 5's she's got the timing of conditions this morning. cindy? cindy: i do indeed. good morning to you both. you mentioned that blizzard warning for areas south of boston down to the cape and the it is is not just the snow but the strong winds and that combination with winds gusting to 65 miles per hour going to create near whiteout conditions. elsewhere, these are in effect until tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. heavy snow and strong winds. the farther west you go. the snow won't be as intense. so it's a winter weather advisory. the winds not as strong either. take a look at radar. that snow is starting to creep in

on top of all of this the be high and cause blizzard warnings in west and northwest iowa. snow totals are still tricky with this system. because we will be on the warmer side when this system starts, the metro now looks to be in the 3 to 6 inch category. west and northwest iowa will likely see a larger area of 6 to 12 inches accumulation falling totals are still subject to change low pressure bringing them moves across the country towards iowa. we will be cooler and dry through the rest of the week with a warm up into the 30s coming back this weekend. sam: nikki: take a look at these views around des moines... this is drone video take by c- n-n of the des moines skyline...includin g a nice close up view of the state capitol building... of course, the view will be getting a bit different tonight....as a storm rolls through iowa...which could bring significant snow to the area... nikki: still to come on local five news midday... the american heart local five news midday... local five news midday... the american heart association is having their annual red dress dash in honor

3 <<blizzard warning has been issued for tonight through wednesday morning. this evening the snow will start to move into the area with snow accumulations beginning overnight. tomorrow will be very windy with heavy snowfall and accumulations of 10-12" for most of the area, with 15"+ possible in some areas. visibilities will be near zero and travel will be strongly discouraged due to blowing and drifting snow due to the 40+mph gusts we will see through the day. snows will begin to taper off late tuesday night through early wednesday morning. stay tuned to the first alert weather team. we will keep you ahead 3 turning our attention now to the night's *other* big story... the 2016 iowa caucuses. 3 3 democrats have been choosing between three candidates tonight... but only two of them had major support. as of now... with 87 percent of precincts statewide reporting...hillary clinton looks hillary clinton may win a neck and neck race.here's a breakdown of the results... again, this is with 87 percent of precints statewide reporting. mrs. clinton has 50 percent... b

we have this blizzard warning up. when you hear blizzard, don't think about the amount of snow. combination reducing the visibility creating near whiteout conditions. we think that is a distinct possibility here south of boston later this morning. this blizzard warning up on the cape and the islands until 7:00 this evening. as that combination of the winds gusting to 65 miles per hour and heavy, wet snow really going to make traveling pretty much impossible. outside of that, most of us under a winter storm warning until tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. for heavy snow. those stronger winds. not as much snow. not as much wind in southern new hampshire west of worcester. still a winter weather advisory for you. we think the winds are strongest along the coastline and strongest especially here southeastern massachusetts where we could see those gusts over 60. already the winds are whipping up gusting over 40 miles per hour along the coastline. and you combine know with temperatures in the 20's to around the freezing mark and

blizzard warnings in effect across places like the cape and eastern massachusetts. ther areas have winter storm warnings, long island, connecticut, anywhere from 4-8 inches of snowfall. as you head farther inland, winter weather as vice ris those in white and generally about 2-3-inches expected here over the next day. we have another storm system after that and we will have the keep a close watch because that's where we could look at heavier snow totals. otherwise across new hampshire a lot of eyes out here. pretty chilly temperatures, forecast throughout the morning hours tomorrow in single digits and teens so poem are going to need to bundle up as they head out to the polls. let's head over to you. >> nicole: coming up, one more day before the voters head to the polls and candidates are on full-attack mode. hillary clinton defending her ties to wall street. >> i have never been influenced in a view or a vote by anyone who has given any kind of funding. >> nicole: we will have the latest from the campaign trail and if you wanting to to chipotle for lunch today, well

the wind gust will coordinate with where we had that blizzard warning. once we get past 4:00, they start to die down a little bit. i tomorrow evening, they will drop off as well. one of the thing with that north recently wind. we have this -- a coastal flood advisory along the north shore. a coastal flood warning along the south shore. high tide at 11:00. looking at minor flooding but there could be a pocket here or there. there may be road closures. that is the thing we will watch the time around high tide. the other thing we are talking about is the snow. out to the west, 495, 3 to 6. in boston 6-9 inches. i think will be more towards six inches. however, because we have ocean enhancement we may bump up those totals. same thing to the south shore. that wind additional moisture. eight inches in general but there could be a band or two that produces a foot of snow. as you look towards the outer cape we might have enough mixing going on and it will be a heavier snow so accumulation will be down. overall, you get the idea. tomorrow travel is not recommende

blizzard warning in effect until 7:00 p.m. blizzard warning in effect. we're watching the snow back income. heavier bands off the cape spreading from southeast to northwest. so i do expect travel conditions and the snow to pick up as we go through the rest of the morning. really mid-morning through mid-to-late afternoon the height of this storm. expecting widespread 5 to 9 inches of snow 495 east toward the coastline. locally up to a foot across cape >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. >>> coming up, a nightmare trip for cruise ship passengers. the video as their boat is caught in a powerful storm overnight. >> not enough dramamine in the world. >>> deadly accident at an olympic bobsled park. >>> just ahead, was super bowl 50 peyton manning's last game? we'll talk to him live. >>> from cameos to adorable animals, the in a world full of dictates and conventions, could there be another way? la vie est belle la vie est belle, the eau de parfum, lanc me receive a free gift. only at macy's your (man) hmm. what do you think? (stranger) good mornin'!

jacob heller.i'm meteorologist cat taylor.thanks for waking up with us on this xxx morning. 3 blizzard warning has been issued for today through wednesday morning. today will be very windy with heavy snowfall and accumulations of 10-12" for most of the area, with 15"+ possible in some areas. visibilities will be strongly discouraged due to blowing and drifting snow with 45+mph gusts we will see through the day.snows will begin to taper off late tonight through early wednesday morning.stay tuned to the first alert weather team. we will keep you ahead of the storm. 3 3 3 the 20 - 16 iowa caucuses are in the books... and now the race for the white house takes as c - b - s news correspondent marlie hall shows us from des moines... while republicans have a clear winner... iowa democrats *haven't* declared a winner and say the race is too close to call. 3 (pkg)-nats-the democratic contest in iowa remains unresolved this morning...with hillary clinton and bernie both candidates addressed their supporters late last night...as the numbers were still being counted: (sot hillary clinton) i want you to kn

heller.i'm meteorologist cat taylor.thanks for waking up with us on this xxx 3 morning. 3 a blizzard 3 warning continues for eastern siouxland, while it has expired for the rest of us. a winter weather advisory is in effect for siouxland because of reduced visibility due to blowing snow.skies will clear somewhat today with breezy winds and highs in the low 20s. on friday and again on sunday. right now it looks very light. stay tuned! 3 3 3 presidential candidates are all over t t state of new hampshire today ahead of the first in the nation *primary* next week. it's a three - way race on the republican side right now between ted cruz... donald trump... and marco rubio. on the democratic side... hillary clinton is campaigning hard after her razor - thin victory over bernie sanders. c - b - s news correspondent (we - juh) weijia (jang) jiang is in ndham new hampshire. 3 (pkg) -nats- donald trump took to the campaign trail in milford, new hampshire iowa...and downplaying marco rubio's third place finish: (sot donald trump) he comes in third, i come in second. trump no good...rubio unbelievable ni

this is heavy wet snow with blizzard warnings in effectsn after . a tremendous amount of moisture, over 1 foot snowfall accumulation towards chicago . if you travel in that area, you should call ahead . low pressure spinning this system responsible for about 70 tornadoes in the deep south . those are unconfirmed but just a very strong system . this time of year you haveys increasing clashes of air masses that means tomorrow morning, after midnight start to see the transition taking place or could no advisories g here, to the west, a winter storm warning for chicago . parts of illinois, west of indianapolis . look at the future difference 50s and 60s to the south with this system it is wrapping in the two types of air masses and you can't't these storm systems with north and west of cleveland to the south,n mid- 50s . dover/new philly 51 . toledo is 34 degrees . tonight 29 degrees, south about 40 degrees rain showers but snowfall in the morning once this was a white it brings us more cold we could get between a candy coating up to 3 inches 6 inches o

3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 blizzard warning has been issued for monday evening through wednesday morning. today will be the calm before the storm with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. this evening the snow will start to move into the area with snow accumulations beginning overnight. tomorrow will be very windy with heavy snowfall and accumulations of 8-12" for most of the area. visibilities will be near zero and travel will be strongly discouraged. some of the southeastern portions of siouxland could see over a foot of snow. stay tuned to siouxland news and we will keep you ahead of the storm. 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...check out this out of this world view of pluto's atmosphere. nasa's new horizons spacecraft took the picture using infrared wavelengths.the blue ring around pluto is caused by sunlight scattering from haze particlelecommon in pluto's atatsphere. scientists think the haze is a photo - chemical smog. the white or lighter patches in the ring reflective or smoother areas on pluto's surface. 3

blizzard warnings up for the eastern cape. rest of the country today, we're looking at a warm, windy day in 85 in los angeles. 59 in seattle. look for snow showers. bitterly cold through the up of michigan. icy mix making its way through the appalachians this afternoon. through the gulf coast, plenty of sunshine. temperatures, a lsiouxland in effect through monday afternoon wind advisories in effect for central siouxland in effect through monday afternoon after our mild stretch of weather, winter returned in a big way to close out the weekend! a strong upper level disturbance dips its way out of canada and move through our region tonight. this system continues to progress through siouxland as head into the overnight hours. not much accumulation is expected with totals ranging from less than an inch to two inches for the ne towns. the blizzard warnings is mainly due to the strong nw winds that will accompany this system. winds could gust up to 55 mph throughout the day.. that is also why wind advisories are in effect for centra

the blizzard warning is still in waterloo and new hampton and then for the travel hazards. falling snow is not the main issue today, since the bulk of much. we will keep some showers off and on today, but roads are cameras in the area.... and visibilities are down as some right now with gusts up to 40 mph. temps are in the teens and the blowing snow will stay the main problem. the winds stay minutes. picking up our team seven coverage -- storm track seven's the main problem today.. they are 15 to 30 40 mph. temps are in the teens will have a few snow showers but the blowing snow will stay the main problem. the winds stay strong through tomorrow and the cold air will stick around, too. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. today.. they are 15 to 30 mph right now with gusts up to 40 mph. temps are in the teens and low 20s and wind chills are the blowing snow will stay the main problem. the winds stay strong through tomorrow and the cold air will stick around, too. i'll picking up our team seven amanda gilbert joins us live from ceda falls with a look at conditions. amanda.

kayla novak siouxland news. 3 3 <<blizzard warning has been issued for tonight through wednesday morning. this evening the snow will start to move into the area with snow accumulations beginning overnight. tomorrow will be very windy with heavy snowfall and accumulations of 10-12" for most of the area, with 15"+ possible in some areas. visibilities will be near zero and travel will be strongly drifting snow due to the 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 3 3 chad, diana and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 <

. << blizzard warnings in effect for most of the area tonight through early wednesday morning winter weather advisory for holt county from noon today until tuesday eveveing consider today (caucus day in iowa) the calm before the storm. it'll be pretty uneventful with a mix of clouds and sun, highs in the 30s and calm winds. snow and strong winds will move south to north across nebraska and iowa tonight mainly after midnight and continue throughout the day tuesday and move out late tuesday night. there is the off chance that a few snow showers sneak into the viewing area late this evening,,o for you caucus-goers, the start of it should be snow-free at 7 pm, but after it gets done (depending on where you caucus), some might have some light snow, so it wouldn't be a bad idea to have your vehicle packed and prepared for winter weather just in case. most of the area including sioux city should expect anywhere from 8 to 12 inches with less north and west and possibly more in some areas south and east along wiwih sustained d inds of 30 miles per hour and gusts upwards of 40 on tuesday. avoi

weather ad-lib blizzard warning in effect for most of siouxland tonight through tuesday night winter storm warning for holt, harrison, & shelby counties tonight through tuesday night for the past week we've been talking about a snow storm on tuesday fact, it's not just heavy snow but gusty winds that are going to create whiteout conditions for many of us during the day tomorrow. the snow and stronger winds will move from south to north across nebraska and iowa tonight, mainly after midnight, and continue throughout the day tuesday and move out tuesday night. but even a potential blizzard isn't stopping the iowa caucuses from happening. we've got you covered with team 4 coverage tonight. ktiv's tiffany lane will have her eye on the democrats at west middle in sioux city. the republicans meeting at north high school in sisix city. that's where ktiv's tiffany lanee joins us live. tiffany? sheila, this is a night organizers have been preparing for for months. and half an hour ago, coming through the auditorium doors here at north high. there are about 120000egistered republblans who can c

a blizzard warning remains in effect until 6 p.m. across parts of northern and central iowa. expect white-out conditions in parts of the state. the weather is so bad that interstate 35-- north of ames to clear lake-- had to be closed for part of the day, today, because of multiple crashes and poor visibility. re to tell us more a aut when the weather r ll quiet down is chief f teorologis t ron demers. ron? weather ad-lib eastern siouxland until miight the blizzard warning that has been in effect for eastern siouxland is expiring this evening as snow showers move east and our wind will ease a little bit anyway. we'll keep a steady breeze tonight at about 15-25 miles per hour but all those 50 mph wind gusts will fade away. tomorrow will be chilly with highs only in the low 20s although it will feel cooler with a steady north wind. (matt) although the snow is melting, sioux city is still working on clean up after last week's big blizzard. (sheila) ktiv's tommie clark spoke with police officers who spent their day y pounding vehiclcl that haven't moved since the last flake of sno

a blizzard warning is counties until 6pm monday. we aren't expecting much snow, only a trace to one storm track 7 live doppler radar. we are right now. the wind is also picking become slick overnight and into the day on monday. here's the storm track 7 live weather network here in your full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. an eastern iowa man is in jail after allegedly setting off the sprinkler system at covenant current wind speeds. roads will continue to become slick overnight and into the day on monday. here's the storm track 7 live weather network here in eastern iowa, showing some windy conditions, but not much snow. your full forecast is coming up in a few minutes. an eastern iowa man is in jail allegedly setting off the sprinkler system at covenant hospital today -- affecting 40 patients. this man -- 42 year old douglas hala -- is accused of tampering with the system around 5:30 this morning. covenant officials say the system was on the mental health floor. kwwl's olivia mancino reports. 5:30 am sunday... the sprinkler

blizzard warnings, reports of tornadoes. a large and dangerous tornado just moments ago. 340 miles of interstate shut down. alerts from new mexico to michigan. and that system, moving east tonight. >>> new developments in the case of a 13-year-old girl kidnapped and lled. two college students charged. police now revealing how she died. >>> the new warning tonight about zika, and the troubng development about a case in dallas. the blast, moments after takeoff, ripping a hole into this jet. passengers inside, horrified. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the next battleground now, new hampshire just seven days away. and tonight, a new three-way battle taking shape already. senator ted cruz, fueled by his first place finish in iowa. donald trump, firing off tweets tonight, a picture of him headed to new hampshire a short time ago. and what he's now saying about his second place finish in iowa, arguing it was a long shot, great finish. and many now pointing to what could be new momentum for senator marco rubio. many lat

70 miles per hour with that heavy west snow likely really going to see some conditions and a blizzard warning really means blizzard conditions. you need to have considerable fallen or blowing snow. reducing visibility. you need all of these things and it is likely down across the south shore or the cape and the islands we will have blizzard-like conditions at conditions. so that's why we have that warning there. storm. take a look. it's really turning into a monster storm right now off carolinas. it will continue to push to the north and east. missing us i guess you could say to our south. but it's going to be so large it's still going to impact the area. we're getting just the northern fringe. that's why the fringe of it to the north and west will be much lighter snow amounts but down closer to the center of the storm to the southeast you're going to see some of the higher impacts. so this is what you can expect. right now temperatures in the 20s. so any melting that we saw sure enough likely going to refreeze. clouds already starting to push into the rnch from this system. we'll continue to

a blizzard warning is in effect until 6 pm across parts of northern and central iowa. expect whiteout conditions in parts of the state today. north of ames travel is not advised in spots early this morning near highway 20. a winter weather advisory is in effect for the metro until 6 pm. the winds gusting close to 50 mph will continue to make travel difficult at times. light snow showers will fall off and on throughout the day. less than 1" is possible. the winds will remain strong throughout the day making it feel much colder. on tuesday clouds will begin to break but temps are expected to stay in the upper teens with real feels below 0. temperatures will stay coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's agribusiness report. then peyton's mannings younger brother's hilarious reaction to a game i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for honeysuckle white . we don't usegrowth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announce

dont feel too bad for him he won the fantasy football league last year. 3 3 3 3 3 blizzard warning in effect for central iowa counties expecting strong winds and blowing snow into monday evening. winter weather advisories are also out in the tri state area for the blowing and drifting snow as well.wind advisories have been issued through monday evening expecting sustained winds between 30 and 40 mph with gusts up to 50 in parts of nebraska.temperatures will stay in the 20s most of the day as winds continue from the nw and remain very gusty. tonight look for lows in the lower to middle teens. tuesday remains chilly with highs in the lower 20s. 3 3

the blizzard warning continues across northern iowa, north of highway 30. it does not include the county. here in des moines, four counties are under a winter weather advisory. it will be snowing and blowing all day long, and it will really cause issues. des moines is at 22 degrees of light snow, the wind close to 30 miles per hour with gusts close to 45. the snow showers are pinwheel into the state, coming in from the northwest. light to moderate snow showers, not much of the way of accumulation, but it will be blowing around and limiting visibility, causing roads to be so slippery that travel could be impossible at times across parts of northern iowa. be extra careful of your be hitting the roads. temperature wise, much cooler mid 20's with wind chills close to zero or below. elizabeth: the nfl is gearing up to review his concussion protocol. the league says it will re-examine it at later this month. eric: from the pros to the pee-wee's, the issue is a huge chapter in america. mark tauscheck shows us how one organization is working to ensure that local at