sprinkles reaching the ground in northern portions of wake county and then as we look back towards chatham county, lee county very light rain as well. but again, light rain, really going to be more of a nuisance than anything else. we'll be here throughout the morning and most of us should be drier by the afternoon. let's talk temperatures though, because the clouds have moved in throughout the overnight, temperatures this morning very been. 42 in roxboro, 41 in sanford, 45 in lillington, also in the mid 40s around fayetteville and in clinton this morning. so temperatures continue to drop, not only through sunrise right around 7:19 but around 8:00 a.m. as well, 45, 46 by 9:00, mild temperatures this showers possible, cloudy skies. the catch though, temperatures don't move a lot throughout the day. afternoon highs very close to today. 48 on our thursday and then the sunshine and then 50s should be back by friday. a closer look at your weekend ahead in just a little bit. stefan? >> thanks, alyssa. >>> it if you're planning on taking a weekend getaway this year, you're not alone. according to

examples include competition alley in chatham and at the prizery in south boston. the neck step is in gretna on february 6. the organizers plan to do something a little different from upcoming tours. they are working toward having a theme for each one. >> what are the sites of education in danville and the surrounding area? what are the sites of art. where can we look to find artist studios. what has historically been the art scene in danville. >> reporter: tours cost $8 >> reporter: tours cost $8. if you want to register, we have information at our web site at wset.com. live in danville, tola adamson, abc 13 news. >>> and a family in pennsylvania county lost their home in a fire last october, pitching in to help them rebuild their home. friends of atkins family is holding a fundraiser at the fraternal order of eagles in souther land on saturday. begins at 1 p.m. and runs until midnight. there will be live music, a raffle and brunswick stew for sale. the family of four lived in that home and no one was injured it caught fire on the mom's and teenaged daughter's bir

you can see through the apartment of chatham county that's falling as light snow snow. here at sanford reporting all snow. look at the southern portions of lee county, sleet falling there. moore county, pinehurst, aberdeen you're seeing sleet. fayetteville likely seeing sleet. will be there shortly. lets talk about the temperatures. this will be crucial in today's forecast. durham and raleigh right at 30 degrees right now. we're not going to see those temperatures move a whole lot. 33 in littlington, 34 in fayetteville. i'm expecting the mildest temperatures around the sandhills. that's why i'm expecting that change over to rain earlier than the rest of us. here's the winter storm until 6 p.m. tomorrow for the majority of central north carolina. it includes the triangle, includes fayetteville, areas to our north. winter weather advisory in effect for a few counties along the 95 corridor. same time frame through 6 p.m. on saturday. as far as your forecast is concerned, snow and ice at 8 this morning. more freezing rain at lunchtime and cold, very windy conditions for us

. >> jason: seeing winds gust up as snow moves out and rest of it around outer cape and chatham getting out in the snow and won't be around invent, 30 more minutes and lit snow still lingering, manchester, lowell to haverhill, few flakes in the air, no additional accumulation and everything drying up out to the west now as cold air moves in.

a couple sprinkles trying to graze chatham and a little light rain over nantucket, but the bulk of this storm is just to

this is a live picture from shaw in to some portions of our area, especially western portions of chatham county now orange county, and person county seeing some very light rain this morning. and as you can see, over the past two hours, this line of showers that's been approaching us, really fizzling out, so not a lot of you are going to contend with some of this wet weather, very light rain falling across western portions of chatham county and just really a few sprinkles actually reaching the ground in orange county. so let's talk the temperatures. because of the cloudy skies, unseasonably mild conditions. right now 48 durham, 49 raleigh, 38 sanford, 46 fayetteville. keep in mind the past few mornings we've been in the 20s and 30s. so this is a big improvement tr where we have been -- from where we have been. mild temperatures may keep you offguard, keep the umbrella nearby, 48 at 6:00 a.m., mid 40s for 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00 as we head in the afternoon, temperatures won't climb a lot, we'll stay in the 40s. we're in the 40s on thursday, still the chance for a few showers. but then the sun

durham publics chatham. complain, granville and others on a two-hour delay. >> person county an hour lit and mecklinburg, county, virginia 10 a.m. time for weather and traffic. there is meteorologist don schwenneker in the storm center. don: good morning to you. you are start ging out with spotty showers. a look at first alert doppler xp and a little bit of light rain from wake forest it leesville cary showers thwart pittsboro and sanford west of you tracking to the east. expect a sprinkle or two in sanford. we check the terms. running in the 40's. 42 roxboro, 50 the only 50 is wilson. rocky mount and southern pines. 43 sanford. 46 louisburg. looking at the day temperatures in the upper 40's all day. a couple of showers by lunchtime. best chance is northeast of the triangle then this afternoon mostly cloudy skies. we will talk about the seven-day in a bit but now we talk weather and traffic with amber rupinta. amber: this morning starting to pick up a little bit. with the volume. but the good news is we have

the outer cape say from chatham or p-town down to chatham and into nantucket as well. that's the reason there's a coastal flood warning for those areas. across the canal we're dealing with more of a coastal advisory, coastal flood add vaiz re. high tide this morning is higher but because of that wind direction change, i think it will be not nearly as bad as what it could be and certainly as bad as what we've seen in previous storms in years past. doug. doug: thank you, mike. right now a man is recovering after being hit by a snow plow in yarmouth. this video in overnight from the walking along the round around 9:00 when he was hit. he was not seriously injured but was taken to cape cod hospital to be checked out. boston not escaping this storm. antoinette: the "eyeopener"'s jorge quiroga checking out the conditions in the city this morning. jorge. reporter: this is what people in boston are waking up to this morning, some 4-6 inches of snow. a little less than had been predicted early on but still very manageable. as you can see the overnight street crews have been ver

they scored 87 and before that onto chatham street in kerri. the buffet chicken wasn't hot enough, containers of food on the floor, food stored in reused ice buckets and scoop handles were touching several foods. scored 89. previously 87.5 and 91.5. now to the top storying restaurant havana express where they earned three 100s in a row. way to go. monica wral t.v. 5 on you your side. >> on reinspection taste of china superwok all scored in the 90s. >> gerald owens. >> next at 5:30 a chatham county community remembers a fallen first responder tonight. we head to joshua woods on everyone's mind. and it's been 25 years since the u.s. launched the persian gulf war. nation and north >>> we begin with breaking news of our own right now on wral. some exciting changes coming to wral the end of february. hello and thanks for joining us. i'm gerald owens. after a 30 year partnership

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it's pushing into chatham and alamance county and orange county. some of this is reaching the ground and the ground temperatures are cold enough that anything that falls could stick to the roadway. several computer models insist on this dissipating as it moves into the triangle but it needs to do that in a hurry because it is on our doorstep right now. it cuts off pretty quickly to the west. it continues to dissipate, just scattered areas of light snow and flurries. western parts of the triangle will get a coating of snow in those spots from this as it presses eastward. slippery travel, especially untreated roads and bridges and overpasses. it is gone pretty quickly by 9:00 or 10:00 and the skies will clear. the weather center has alerted us they will expand this winter weather advisory to the raleigh durham area of toward the virginia border. over toward franklin, wilson county and near the virginia border of the winter weather advisory now in effect or 10:00. the potential for some tricky travel starting about now and lasting through 9:00 or 10:0

amber:barbara: we are monitoring a large sinkhole in chatham county. the hole filled with water on leister road near jordan lake. amber: developing now, the university of cincinnati reached a settlement with a family. he was a man who shooting death was captured on camera. the officer has been charged barbara: celebrating the life of dr. martin luther king jr. tonight is the annual musical celebration at the duke energy center. amber: remember you can say connected all day to developing stories by going to abc11.com or by going to the abc mobile app right under phone or tablet. barbara: i am barbara gibbs, we will see you today starting at 4:00. amber: eyewitness news continues >> announcer: think it's hard to eat well? then think again. because we're cooking up an hour of the most delicious and easy meatless monday dishes you've ever tasted. the heat is on when daphne whips up a snack that'll leave you then, michael's got a savory,

durham public, chatham. franklin, granville, orange and advance it hours. john: person county an hour late and mecklinburg county, virginia. 10:00 a.m. here is don schwenneker with the weather. don: we see light showers working through and weakening the past that hours. a look at first alert doppler xp and on the most powerful radar in the carolinas we have showers in the northern granville county across orange and toward siler city. we zoom out and it is not a lot happening. a little bit of heavier pocket near charlotte and this is lifting northeast. it could be in the triangle between 7:00 and 9:00. 42 roxboro, 41 sanford -- 46 fayetteville. 47 clinton and 50 roanoke rapids. we look at the day ahead, 49 now. by lunchtime temperatures in the upper 40's. showers mainly north and east of the triangle and mostly cloudy this afternoon and 48 agreesdegrees. shower chances return tomorrow and 60's by the weekend. now we have the traffic and worth with amber rupinta. amber: this time yesterday we were telling you about the breaking news in wake forest with the wa

anthony: classes canceled in chatham. franklin, glanville. halifax, lee, mecklinburg, moore for students but employees two-hour delay. nash, rocky mount. northampton and person closed. warren, walden and vance county. barbara: on a two-hour johnson, harnett the roanoke rapids, no delays in cumberland, hoke, sampson and wilson and wayne. we have a complete list at the bottom of the screen or abc11.com. this morning a man who was shot and killed a good samaritan in catawba county appears in court. he shot the man when he went to help wade after he slid off an icy road. witnesses say lee appeared to be intoxicated. a reward is being offered for to who intentionally hit a state troop earn in row an. he was investigating the investigation of a.t.v.'s and one of them ran over him. when the same driver tried to strike the trooper again he fired shots at the a.t.v. and the drivers fled. anthony: seven taken to the hospital after they were hurt on a plane from miami to italy during turn lands. -- turn turn lands. the seat belt light was on when the pl

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you can see there are some showers close to chatham this morning. temperatures above freezing in boston and beverly. the moisture would likely be in the form of rain showers over the interior. things are pretty quiet with a lot of cloud cover. there is a cold front approaching and may produce a few snow showers. the on braille are on standby. otherwise it is fairly dry after noon time. crossing over. a passing rain or snow shower s this afternoon with the wind about 5-10 miles per hour. weight until you see the warm-up in your weekend forecast. most of the roads are dry. olessa: a live look outside to start things off. that is the northbound side heading to the bottom of your screen. construction is just about gone on 93. no problems west of town and the pike looks good. good shape traveling southbound. trains and buses starting on schedule. randy: we are following breaking news right now in groton. let' he just spoke with the fire chief in groton. frank: we' re hearing that two people died in this fire. he said both -- [no audio] randy: we lost fra

temperatures in the 20s for 24 degrees lawrence 26 boston 20 in worcester and 27 from taunton to chatham but there. feeling more like 14 degrees in boston. real feel temp of 3 in worcester uncomfortable heading out and about this afternoon. we stay cold. hour by hour forecast at one showing you that any heavy snow is going to be well-off shore or actually into northern parts of connecticut here. a few snow streamers developing later this evening and we night see a flurry out of this or two. but most of us dry most of us clear temperatures falling into the upper teens and low 20s but then in the low teens by tuesday morning 7 a.m. and we are looking dry just icy patches expected. real feel forecast for tonight and into tomorrow morning these downward. below zero feeling like 2 below in boston by tuesday morning as the kids head back to the bus stop dangerously cold wind chill values and make sure the skin is covered. wind gusts between 25 and 35 miles per hour across the board from the west northwest overnight tonight we have a cod and islands. and northwest winds the same 20 per hour. he

>>reporter: the film was shot in quincy and chatham. >>i thought i would get a big reaction. >>reporter: chris pays the site placed the [ indiscernible ]. 4 men in a 36 foot lifeboat battling the ocean during a nor'easter. >>real people, real men in an age much different than our own. >>reporter: these 2 real-life accomplished a rescue in similar conditions last year. >>reporter: baker city reflection of themselves in the character. >>the motion a commitment is all there. >>reporter: as for the classic boston accent. >>i made it up. >>reporter: the accent was not too bad. of course you can see for yourself. the movie the finest hours opens nationwide tomorrow. reporting live in boston. >>> earlier star power lit up harvard square. they celebrated their woman of the year kerry washington. after the traditional parade members of the nation's oldest theater troupe roasted washington. next week they honor actor joseph gordon levitt. >>oftentimes when those celebrities come in it is freezing cold. >>this is a tough time of year to be involved in a outdoor parade. >>i remember amy

that includes orange county, durham public, chatham county, vance county schools. also grandville and franklin county schools all operating on a two-hour delay. person county schools will be operating on a one-hour delay today. >> wake county students will go back to school at normal time today, some parents complained yesterday's delays put their children at risk with some roads still seeing snow and ice but the district says they were safe. >>> all right, with all that being said, let's head over straight to meteorologist afls alyssa corfont with a look. >> good morning to you and good morning to you at home. very different from yesterday sunshine today, the clouds move in and moving in to orange and person county, eventually in to the triangle this morning but right now, wake county is on the dry side. we dropped a whole degree, 49 in raleigh, 48 durham, mid 40s in henderson and south hill. there is one or two areas in the then we have 40s, excuse me, around fayetteville. 45 in lillington. so let's get to your forecast. temperatures this morning will continue to

keene in the 20s. 40s in chatham and that's because the clouds are thickener parts of the cape and notice the clouds that are in place right now. but it is a dry start. looks like there's a little you may get a quick sprinkle but the air is dry at the surface and not making it to the ground yet. we have scattered snow showers to the west. and moisture out over the ocean. we have been talking about it all week. are these two going to imoin and how -- combine and how quickly will it happen. for us itth storm will stay out to sea. we get a little sunshine for a brief time later this morning. and during the afternoon notice a couple snow showers develop from vermont back into the berkshires and we may see a afternoon. because temperatures will be above freezing and it's been so the roads. there may be a coating this evening somewhere like the worcester hills southern new hampshire if the snow can come period. otherwise the front comes through and the skies will clear out tonight and tomorrow we start with bright sunshine. look fab tastic -- fantastic. what you will notice tomorrow is increase

anthony: classes canceled in chatham. franklin, hall faction, lee, mecklinburg, moore closed for students but employees have a that-hour delay. and nash, rocky mount, northampton. person all closed. also closed warren, welden city and vance. barbara: two-hour delay johnston, harnett. roanoke rapids. no delays in krupltd, hoke, sampson and wayne. a truly horrible story out of robinson county yesterday. two children were phaufrled by a pitbull one of them a an 8-year-old boy survived. no word if charges will be filed. today attorneys set to argue before a federal judge in the trial about north carolina voter i.d. law. the naacp and others challenging the law continue to argue that much confusion remains about what voters will need to cast ballots in the march primary. the arguments are six months after the legislature amended it to allow voters to cast provisional ballots without one of six specified photo i.d. cards. barbara: a man who shot and killed a good samaritan is making his first court appearance. marvin lee shot a

we are working to learn when a large sink hole will be repaired in chatham county. jordan lake yesterday, closed for repairs. we checked with the chatham county sheriff's office this morning and they told us the road is still closed. >>> today the wake county board of education will discuss switching a number of elementary schools to a single track year round schedule. >> the goal is to give a boost to low performing schools. wral's tara lynn is live in raleigh with more. >> reporter: this is a proposal that could affect as many as 5,000 students here in wake county. the idea behind it is that low performing students and schools may be able to perform better if they switch to a year round learning schedule. the school board will talk about the proposal at a board meeting this afternoon. right now staff is considering moving nine elementary school schools to traditional calendar to year round track four. three other schools this he are looking at changing are alrey on some sort of year round change and the board will discuss how the change would impact families when

highlighting hyannis over to chatham and over to nantucket as opportunity of picking up a few itches of fresh snow. 34-40, none of that talk today other than a passing flurry out there. seasonal day, mainly clear skies, 22-30 the overnight lows. it's tough to take, it's still above the average here, and i think tomorrow will be a little bit above the average as well. it's a big change as we do get into monday, because the cold air out of canada will be passing through here. in fact, temperatures by tuesday hard-pressed to get much above 20 degrees, and you can see that on the 7 on 7 forecast. look at tuesday morning, single digit widespread. the 5 or 7 days head of us. >>> most twins share the same birthday but instead of twins born in a california hospital were born in different years, you can probably see where this going. jaline delgado was born at brother luis was born in 2016. the father says the twins unusual birth dates is not what mom was hoping for. >> she would really want to have the babies on the same birthday. you know, later in the years they will have little confrontat

theyjoined us with a slew of announced, chatham hill and franklin and johnson and durham and mecklenburg and virginia, you are closed. >> north hamilton schools closed and oracle counties are closed. >> pearson and warren county schools are closed. wayne is delayed by two hours. all of this are currently changed. keep it here and you will have a complete list on wral.com. >> we'll update them as soon as they are coming in. >> we'll stay on top of this for you. >> you can always check wral.com for a list of delays at or at the bottom of your school. >>> in advance of the storms, people are heading to stores to stock up supplies. we stopped by logan, items are >> gas stations are busy today with people filling up their tanks. you can see here at the speedway of capitol boulevard is packed this way when the storm hits. that'swhy the d.o.t. recommends that you are prepared with at least a half tank of gas in your vehicle. another reasonto fill up that the gas pump don't work when the power is out. >> gilbert bay spent the day watching folks in fayetteville preparing for the storms. he is joi

clipping chatham and more showers light extending along the south coast from fall river to westerly row i'dland they are moving east and will be with us the next couple hours. we are talking about mainly quiet weather. once the showers move through between now and late morning and may be mixed with a couple mid to late morning and clearing comes in increasing sunshine back up to 41 through lunchtime so steady in terms of temperatures. an active breeze with a flurry or sprinkles isolated heading into the ride home. we will go through the end of the week coming up. >>> we are following several breaking news stories this morning. first in dorchester, a man shot to death. this happened after 1:30 on dunbar avenue and washington street. flies. police say it's an active investigation and have not arrested the shooter. >>> break news in norwood war police officer was hit during -- where a police officer was hit during a traffic stop on lex on -- lennox avenue. police. one man was arrested and no word on the officer's condition. >>> more breaking news. in mansfield police investigating a rollov

. >> here are some of the delays, orange county, public schools, chatham county, vance schools, franklin county schools all on a two hour delays, person county schools on a one hour delay. >> wake county schools will go to school at the normal time, parents complained yesterday's delay put children at risk but roads out there still seeing ice and snow but the district says they were safe. right now over to meteorologist afgs alyssa corfont who has the more melting ? >> yeah, and also tracking the shower across greenville, across portions of person county, the chance for rain, some of the roads start to get sloppy. let's talk it temperatures, 51 right now in raleigh. yeah, i'm not making this up. very mild. 45 in durham, mid 40s in henderson, louisburg and rocky mount, fayetteville and lillington, sanford you're the chilly spot at 37. let's get to your forecast. yeah, look at that. the temperature right now are actually warmer than where i'm expecting us to be later this afternoon. around 46 with showers possible at 8:00 a.m. 47 at noon, 48 our afternoon high. then we're back in to the lo

back here across chatham county seeing heavier snow and sleet. we've begun to see more snow around kerri so as the precipitation spreads eastward it are get heavier and better chance of sleet and snow as it starts to warm a little bit mid day more freezing rain and of course that's going to cause slick conditions on the roads. we are going to take a closer look at what's happening in your neighborhood in a couple of minutes. >> thanks elizabeth. >> it is time to go up to person county right now to see what's happening right there. they typically get the most snow in our viewing area. >> tara was mentioning they are prepping for eight inches or more. how is it looking now? a few flakes earlier. >> we can officially say it's snowing. it's not heavy but this is the most we have seen at this point. i was just checking in with elizabeth as the models for the storm are changing and the duration may not be quite as long as originally expected so three to five inches of snow here but once you hit the one or two inches the ground is covered and people are

it's 41 taunton fault mouth and chatham but to the tort -- falmouth and chatham. gusty northwest wind. that's drying out the roads which is great news. we don't have to worry about black ice or anything like that, but it's gusty and that's adding a bite to the air. real feel right now is 28 in boston and it's only 17 in worcester and 23 in lawrence and this is the warmest feel we will get today. it's going feel colder through the afternoon hours. satellite and radar quiet. all the rain from yesterday is long gone and we have lake- back to the west a few flurries in western new england and we may get a sprinkle or flurry this morning but today we will be quiet and in terms of precipitation and it's the blustery feel that will be with us today. tomorrow, the wind dies down. we start with sunshine and mixed with a couple clouds and look at what's waiting in the wings. quick area of low pressure clipper system actually is going to come in from west to east later on tomorrow. and it will be mild enough we start with rain showers from the south shore even the city of boston back to the cape

i have 42 in bedford. 41 in worcester. 42 in plymouth and 43 in chatham under mostly sunny. tonight, we take a little bit back into the 20s. increasing clouds and for the day tomorrow, end up being mostly cloudy. there is a slight chance you will find some drizzle, especially second half of the day. up around 40 degrees in boston. your seven-day forecast for the weekend falls view, and you can see that we have about a 40% risk of drizzle tomorrow. goes up slightly on saturday, just not seeing all that moisture with a high of 42. it transitions to just sprinkles in the afternoon but heavy rain and wind in place for sunday. high of 50. too bad we can't avoid it because it is a wash outand by monday some flurries left. back to you guys. >>> a crowd control for donald trump. why thousands of of people with tickets at one of his new england stops will be turned away at the door. >> so beautiful. >> you are so going to hollywood. >> julie: yep, she is off to hollywood. the local singer getting big props on the debut of th [mother] yeah but this neighborhood,i feel like it's got a

we had record warmth yesterday and colder today and the boston now it's 29 in worcester in chatham. colder air is streaming in and there's a gusty wind. in fact can't gusts are between 20 and 40 miles per hour all over -- current gusts are between 20 and 40 miles per hour all over new england. the real feel is 25 in boston and 17 in keene and in the upper 20s in parts of the cape. we have had partial clearing coming in so we will get some clouds. and falling temperatures. so a blustery feel this morning sunrise coming up at 7:13. and over an hour from now. and much colder overall. right around freeing through lunchtime and 30 for the ride home and will feel like it's 10 degrees cold wear blend of sun and clouds. i am tracking snow on the way for tomorrow. details on that coming up. >> reporter: we have new problems to tell you about both north and south of the city. to the north we have a disabled vehicle up in andover the 3 southbound at -- 39 southbound between wilmington and woburn to the south a report of a car 140. i am not hearing any lane closures there yet that's down in the

feels like 18 to hyannis and chatham. a bundle up kind of day. 7 a.m. a temperature of 24 degrees and still have a wind chill of only 9. wind chill is 13 here at noon noontime, and even though you can see temperatures working their way up to 30 this afternoon, we never really got degrees. 7:00 this evening, winds will start to lighten up. temperature will drop back to 25 degrees. and coming up in less than 10, walk you hour by hour through the expected winds and show you where to plan around the worst. back to you, julie, with a check of the roads. >> julie: volume is light but as shiri mentioned go out to scrape off your car and a safe drive in. you clear to the allston/brighton tolls area. 95 south moving along fine. zakim bridge wide open. 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the 350eubg pike. 24 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> 4:32 right now. investigators are looking into the cause of the fire that forced more than a dozen people out of their homes. >> fort

. >>> other systems that are closed chapel hill, chatham, cumberland and durham. >> franklin, beganville, harnett county. >> we have more. heck county, north hampton, orange county. >> nash, rocky mountain, warren. >> vance closed and wake county karen county, wayne county closed. optional teacher work day. you can see the complete list of closings at the bottom of your screen. >> a lot of people are taking this seriously and not taking chances. lightly. >> i even had somebody says it's not going to start until 6. i guess that means i'll have to come to work. i said no absolutely not you don't want to be out on the roads. it is beginning at this point. you can see it on the radar. we have reports of sleet. miamimikaya thurmond saw the snow. typically when you look at the radar the blue is snow and the pink is a wintery mix of sleet and freezing rain and sometimes even the purple areas we are seeing snow with that as well or vice versa so that's a rough estimate from the radar as to what's happening. please send us your reports let us know what's happening in your book yard. it's heavier

chatham had a lot of snow over the weekend. refreesed. tonight, watch for a couple spots of ice, temperatures drop might the 20s under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. there were sprinkles moving by earlier, not a concern anymore. look down the coast, another storm is developing. another storm that could be term add nor'easter, not coming close enough to be a direct hit, the way it looks now. the latest computer model information coming in as i talk to you. i'll show you the latest track, who is most likely to get anything from this system. >> the man hit and killed by a tire on 128 in lexington, 26-year old charles who, from lexington. that tire at a killed him fell off a pickup truck and flew over a median. fo charges have been filed against the truck's driver. >> a man and woman found stabbed on the front porch of a home dead in what appears to be a murder suicide t district's officer identified the victim from brazil. police believe the man stabbed her at her home, they turned the prosecutors say the two had dated until october wh

chatham seeing it for four hours. the vineyard picking it up for four hours as well as you folks in plymouth and marshfield. the farther south you go, the more snow you picked up. on the vineyard about 15 inches. on the cape there in bourne 10.1 inches. mansfield 5.5 inches. sudbury 2.5 inches. in topsfield a little bit of ocean enhancement. three inches of snow there. here is the last of the snow making its final push into cape cod as well as the vineyard and nantucket. you may pick up an additional inch or two before all of this winds on down. it should do so within the next hour or so. in fact we do have that winter storm warning in effect for that and then high pressure is going to nose its way in and nose this area of low pressure out of here which means wesh see a lot more sunshine. here we go on the timeline for today. notice by about lunchtime or so, we're seeing sunshine. we'll start to warm things up. again high temperatures today will be in the low 30's with a lot of sun but the other thing with this is we

right now nantucket and chatham right now. rest of the region clouds what comes through later on today. you can see with futurecast. not much clouds and precipitation through noontime. 1 to 7 p.m., your best chance for some of the patchy showers along the coastline. drizzle. further inland flurries and a lonely light snowshower coming on through. by 7 p.m., cold enough even in the new boston area to get a couple of flurries. they are gone by 10:00. they have sunshine when you wake up tomorrow morning. 7 a.m. saturday. now as we now as we into the afternoon, in come the clouds and snow that starts popping up along the u.s. and canada border, but in is going to stay exclusively in northern new england where we get minor snow accumulation. here in southern new england, we will see clouds come on through saturday night and by sunday, more breaks in the cloud cover, so i am going to go with a partly sunny forecast here on sunday. notice boston starting at 1 p.m. you have that risk for rain today, but in worcester, it snows. even th

42 in chatham and 46, nantucket. tonight we will be back into the teens and 20s. don't be surprised if they are about 5 degrees even lower than what we are seeing on the map here and another quiet overnight. the winds, again, not going to be cranking any time soon, and for the day tomorrow, more sun and 42 in boston and will take it up by a couple more degrees into your thursday. seven-day forecast for the weekend falls view. increasing clouds. and we are going to have to watch out for slippery travel here on saturday. saturday will be our cooler day of the weekend. high about 43 degrees. over the weekend, though, a couple of spots in the upper 30s saturday including orange and worcester. possibly even nashua, new we gained several degrees on sunday with temps around 50 degrees, but we will also be tempting some heavy showers and downpours. back to you, guys. >> 620. a provocative image. why the until says don't judge a book by the cover even when it has a gun on the front. push. >>> a school principal really breakin

. >> off of chatham, massachusetts ( cheer (. we have some fans. during a nor'easter, one of the worst that hit the country in a long time, 70-foot waves, 36-foot boat, wooden boat. they lost their compass. they cracked their windshield. it was frigid temperatures. they saved 32 men off a four-story steel tank they're had split in half. they saved all those men. put them on a boat that was supposed to only beings and brought them all the way back to shore and they only( applause ). >> yeah, exactly right. >> stephen: as you said, true >> stephen: and the guy you play-- the guy you play, webber, is that his name. >> yeah, bernie, bernie webber. >> stephen: he's a guy who-- he's just an ordinary guy doing his job. >> yeah. >> stephen: called to do an extraordinary thing. that's what i love about this movie is that i love my super hero movies, but this is not a super hero. this is a human-sized hero. >> yeah. i think what appealed to me most about someone like bernie is he's a regular joe. he clocks in like a lot goes and does his j

not quite got top sanford yet western part of chatham county. over around siler city seeing rain. this will continue to push northward. only a matter of time. probably 45 minutes to an hour before we are starting to see steadier rain around the triangle. if you are at wilson and rocky mount, it may take a little longer but not too long. i think by mid afternoon, the entire viewing area is seeing rain. while some of that rain looks pretty heavy, it is not likely that we'll have a lot of thunderstorms in our viewing area but along the coast, we have that chance and i'm show you that coming up in just a minute. >> just another view of the radar. you can see the heavier rain south of fayetteville. and university to the south and west and all of that is coming our way. rain is falling fairly steadily right now in fayetteville. swo 51 in raleigh. 58 in wilmington. the rain started earlier back into the mountains. it has locked into the colder temperatures there. 43 in charlotte. colder there. temperatures running from 10 or colder than this time yesterday. we are not seeing a huge chang

. >> chapel hill, chatham county, durham public, franklin county as well as beganville. >> we have more halifax is closed. harnett county delayed by two hours. also a two hour delay for johnston county. lee county and mecklenburg are closed. >> moore county schools and nash rocky mount schools, moore, orange county and person county. >> and vance county closed today wake is closed and warren is closed. you can see the full list at the bottom of your screen. >> let's get to elizabeth to melting on the way. >> yes definitely today temperatures climb to the mid to upper 40s so a good day of melting but even with temperatures in the mid 40s we look at roxboro, plenty of snow still hanging around. they got three to four inches of sleet and snow but they've done a nice job of clearing at least here downtown. the main drag and right in front of the court house they cleared the sidewalk as well but plenty of it hanging around there and a lot of other places. durham at 25 right now. 24 in wake forest and 29 in holly springs. 2 in rocky mount, 19 in south hill, 21 in roxboro, 26 in fayetteville a

feeling more like 26 degrees in chatham chatham. for the rest of us mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the upper 30s or lower 40s. tracking some ocean effect snow for some. how much accumulation we could see out of that in just a few minutes. >> we begin with a developing story this morning. if you receive your sunday morning globe it may have been delivered by someone who wrot stories. week in the home delivery system, they got together to ensure homeowners would be able be able to have the paper with their morning cup of coffee. >> this is something that the reporters actually raise their hands to do. we wanted to do it. newspaper reports wear many hats. you can add one more to the list, delivery boston. boston globe reporter is joining dozens of her colleagues delivering the sunday paper this weekend. >> you have winners -- veteran -- people who have been there if decades. everybody wants to lend a happened and get the readers their papers. >> it began monday when the globe switched to a new delivery company. some readers getting papers late or not at all. >> there w

in fact this is your 12-hour forecast in chatham. notice these are the winds sustained through the day. notice they're up to about 35 miles per hour sustained but gusts are going to be over 50 miles an hour especially on cape cod, the vineyard, as well as nantucket. that's why that high wind warning is in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. also a wind advisory for you folks up in eastern essex county starting at 10:00 today until 10:00 tomorrow. so expect gusty winds up there. the other thing we talked about, we have tides that are astronomically high. winds coming in could pile up that water. we do have the coastal flood watch in effect until 2:00 p.m. sunday. what we're watching that 11:00 p.m. high tide tonight two hours before, two hours after and then again that 11:00 a.m. high tide tomorrow morning i think could be the worst one. we're watching mainly in plymouth i think, chatham and nantucket. the best bet of seeing minor coastal flood to go maybe even pockets of moderate coasting flooding. in terms of the next seven days we

. >>> other school systems closed our chapel hill, chatham, clinton, cumberland. >> also edgecombe, franklin, halifax.>> johnston, we, >> vance, warrant, wake. you will get a complete list at the bottom of the screen during this newscast and on wral.com. >>> let's get to greg fishel in the weather center. >> everything appears to be on schedule. we are seeing the first echoes on the southwestern portion which will continue to advance to the north and east overnight. let's go to the satellite radar mosaic. you can see precipitation expanding northeast. on the leading edge in western north carolina we're getting blue indicating precipitation area is moving into an environment conducive of frozen precipitation. we will see more as we had through the night. triangle area at 5 am then northeastern toward the 7 am timeframe. winter storm warning covers a large area. i don't want the uniformity of color to suggest all conditions will be the same. north and west will have more time to accumulate a pile of snow. triangle area will be a close call tomorrow whether or not we get several hours of snow o

here is the list, durham, cumberland, chatham, edgecomb, fort bragg, when it county, johnston county, all close tomorrow. lee county, nash rocky mount, orange county, and person county , also close tomorrow. the next screen, these are the schools delayed, polk and wayne county, a two-hour delay tomorrow. the full list is available anytime at abc11.com. tisha: let's go to the first alert storm center. chris: you're right.

carrboro, chatham. franklin, granville. halifax, lee, mecklinburg, moore county schools for students and employees two lower delay. nash, rocky mount, northampton person all close. anthony: warren county, wealthen city and advance closed and two lower delay johnston, harnett. county. barbara: this flipped van is an example of how dangerous the black ice could be. the driver lost control on business 70 in durham last night and was taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of injuries. we have crews on the highways looking for icy spots like that. gloria rodriguez begins our team coverage coverage. good morning. gloria: good morning to you. we have been talking about how important it is to try to go slowly on the roads because you may think the snow has melted but some of that leftover snow and ice has refrozen and you are seeing black ice and that is is creating dangerous conditions. look right now where we are. we are on 40 east near fayetteville road and you can see there's an accident here. we are told a vehicle wen

pen brook, and attleboro, and 6 to 8 inches, and chatham hyannis, 3-6 inches of snow. travel will be poor but around and hope oh, chris this is yours,. >> stealing my thunder, so to speak. we got a long day ahead of us, buddy. taking a look at wind speats. 30-40 miles per hour. they will be out of the northeast and bending more out of north as we go through the overnight hours tonight. there's a coastal flood watch sunday morning high tide. that is the one to watch from hall all the way down to the cape and over toward nantucket, the east and northeast facing shore lines most susceptible to getting the water pushed back with pocket of minor and coastal flooding. 11:00 morning, scituate, and sandwich 11:00 in the morning, nantucket around noon, expecting minor to pocket of flooding, temperatures right now 20 in boston, 22 in bedford, 33 in plymouth. note the difference along the ir 95 stretch. you keep the colder, drier air, temperatures 20 to 25 degrees, it will be a lighter snow to deal with. obviously, lighter amount as well. you get east toward the coastline and the

southerly wind and the rest of our temperatures we even have 30s on the map, 31 in lawrence, 38 in chatham, 32 degrees. we had a little bit of refreeze watch out for icy patches the real feel is coldest in worcester, 19. satellite and radar shows the clouds on out of here, we have clearing coming to worcester county that will bring us sunshine in time for sun rise at 7:04. breezy and mild still back in later on comes with an isolated shower threat but most won't see it 42 as we head into the ride home much more. traffic and weather good morning. >>> good morning we have a couple truck accidents one north and one south of the city, a tractor trailer jackknifed on the expressway on the southbound side just before the park way, the two right lanes are blocked there. to the north we have a truck accident, 128 northbound, the truck is off the road before the exit ramp to route 38. >>> breaking news over night a police officer turns his weapon on fellow officers at a checkpoint in afghanistan, 10 officers were killed. >>> officials say the attack happened while the officers were asleep the gunma

>> 36500 this is station ch chatham. do you hear me?like i told him not that long ago i said don't ever pray for more to do with your life because, boy, do you get answered on that. >> the recovery took a long time of course. three hospitals, surgeries to rebuild her skull, months in a protective helmet. but of that awful night, she had no memory at all. what was the sense you recall at least of coming out of this blackness into -- back up into life again? >> well, a lot of it was just a feeling that i didn't know what was wrong. i didn't know why i was in a hospital. i didn't know i was in portland. >> the langs' troubles are not over. a few months after dan brought karen home from portland, he was diagnosed with cancer. so a skeptic's question. you know, you two have been through so much in the last year that, i mean -- has this not damaged your faith? you're not angry at god for picking on you? >> no. >> i mean, if there's a plan for you, it's your plan to be so brutalized by an attack and by cancer? >> well, the beauty is that we al

steve: fans and chatham county will be on a two-hour delay. that list is growing at the bottom of your screen at always available online, abc11.com. a new report focused on airport control towers. tisha: who is landing planes at howing all season. steve: breaking news happening in durham. crash on hillsboro road near cole's hill road. it is a head-on crash between an suv and a car. a sheriff's deputy on the scene. the man was leaning over to grab a cigarette when that crash happened. tisha: more breaking news -- more developments in the csx scandal. governor mccrory says that a new rail yard is not a viable option. according to sources, the only person who knew about this was johnson with the office. when other county commissioners got wind of it, it created a huge uproar. governor mccrory says that the state will continue to work with csx to explore alternative unemployment fell in 22 states, including north carolina. it is still above the national average. unemployment dipped after two straight months of 5.7%. the national unemployment rate

alta vista, gretna, chatham. 48. madison heights and amherst, lows in the upper 20s. we're going to say near and below freezing until 9:00 a.m. hour. lovingston, 43. amherst 43. bedford county 43. concord, appomattox, rustburg, 44. martinsville 46. and cooler towards the mountains and chances of mountain snow in the west and temperatures toward the lower 40s. the 7-day forecast shows the warming trend kicks in on saturday, but saturday morning will be cold with temperatures in the 20s. rain increases next week, especially by wednesday. >> danner: a new exhibit the danville science center is giving kids a chance to learn how state parks are designed. state parks, video games, and light shows come coming. they are debuting the science show. s.t.e.m. visitors usually hang around for an hour and a half, but design show visitors are staying for several hours. >> you can build your own roller coaster and learn about friction and academy. >> danner: this came from the oregon museum of science and >>> a case of >> danner: there is now a confirmed case of the zika virus in vir