freezing rain advisory and chesterfield counties until 1pm. the air is fairly dry and needs to moisten up for us to have any action with this system from a winter perspective this morning, look for light amounts of freezing rain and/or drizzle with up to a trace through the central midlands to a touch more in the advisory areas. this becomes a rain event by afternoon with scattered showers. temperatures will rise to the lower 50s by late this evening into the overnight as a warm front passes through, look for showers and scattered thunderstorms ahead of the cold front tomorrow morning, then clearing skies by late afternoon. much warmer by late week with highs in the upper 60s to near 70 in the alert center this arabia says it has sent aircraft to turkey to join the fight against isis. an adviser in the office of saudi arabia's minister of defense said that the kingdom was committed to stepping up the fighting against isis, and that the move was part of those efforts. he also said that the current presence at the air base was limited to aircraf

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so this is well north of columbia up in eastern portions of chesterfield county. the warning is in place until 3:45. so we are 3:30 right now so another 15 minutes or so. here is the latest, looking at the three-day velocity display there is the center of circulation just east of patrick right along highway one. and it is moving to the northeast at 45 miles per hour. so a a faster clip to it. it is just within 10-15 minutes, if it were to pair off to the north it will go into but it will take it to extreme northern parts of the country along bennetsville and take it up to. wallace, osborne, any of those viewers in that section of the this has been a doppler indicated tornado vortex signature. meaning that it has shown at times it is been on the ground so that is what we are tracking is that warning is in place until three, 45 and those warnings is extend all the way to north carolina. now in the midsouth we still have a tornado watch from clarendon county so these are the counties we will be monitoring over the next hour or two. until the storms prediction center

freezing rain advisory remains in effect for chesterfield counties until 1pm. the air is fairly dry and needs to moisten up for us to have any action with this system from a winter perspective this morning, look for light amounts of freezing rain and/or drizzle with up to a trace through the central midlands to a touch more in the advisory areas. this becomes a rain event by afternoon with scattered showers. temperatures will rise to the lower 50s by late this evening into the overnight as a warm front passes through, look for showers and scattered the cold front tomorrow morning, then clearing skies by late afternoon. much warmer by late week with highs in the upper 60s to near something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police, and sentenced to longer prison terms, for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice

without a ride to chesterfield, virginia. they were coming from arkansas when northern says a tractor trailer slide on ice and ran them off the road into a guard rail. northern says they all walked from the hospital to a hotel nearby but were turned away after a misunderstanding. a good samaritan helped them find another motel not far away. linda northern/mother: "i'm just beat down, i just don't know what to do. i just didn't even want to stand up for myself or anything. i was just so beat. i haven't had any sleep. nothing to that good samaritan and domino's donated dinner to the family yesterday. northern told us late last night they're reaching out to friends in richmond to come get them. a big concern this morning is ice. freezing rain will continue until temperatures at the surface warm above freezing. most hometowns east of the blue ridge will measure a glaze - .10" of ice with .25"

linda northern, her two daughters, and four grandchildren only have bumps and chesterfield, virginia. they were coming from arkansas when northern says a tractor trailer slide on ice and ran them off the road into a guard rail. northern says they all walked from the hospital to a hotel nearby but were turned away after a misunderstanding. a good samaritan helped them find another motel not far away. linda northern/mother: "i'm just beat down, i just don't know what to do. i just didn't even want to stand up for myself or anything. i was just so beat. i haven't had any sleep. nothing to eat." that good samaritan and domino's donated dinner to the family yesterday. northern told us late last night they're reaching out to friends in richmond to come get them. ice is causing problems on the roads, including a struck tractor trailer roads, including a on franklin road in roanoke county. how it's affecting things you need to know in your i- hometown traffic

there is a freezing rain advisory for chesterfield and lancaster counties. those areas will see some light freezing rain accumulation tomorrow morning. a combination of freezing rain/ sleet/ snow is expected in the area monday morning from 3am until 11am. trace amounts of freezing rain may fall in the extreme northern portion of the viewing area, this will not impact travel and roadways but bridges and overpasses should be used with caution. also some light accumulation may be seen on elevated surfaces and grassy areas. during the late morning temperatures will start to warm up and a cold rain will continue on and off until early tuesday afternoon. will climb to the low 60s and the back edge of the system will cross the area, and scattered showers are expect until midday. skies will become partly cloudy by the late afternoon. stay with wis for the latest weather updates by downloading the wis weather app. it's free; just search wis in standard data rates may apply. back to the breaking news tonight of a suspicious death in lexington. details are limited righ

northern was headed to chesterfield, virginia from arkansas with her two daughters and four grandchildren and into the heart of this winter storm when it happened. linda northern/mother: "i was going 45 miles per hour and this big truck came and it kind of fishtailed." "so i ended up running right into a guard rail." their struggles didn't end there. her daughter was sent to the hospital and without a car she and the rest of her family eventually got rides from law enforcement to lewis gale hospital montgomery. linda northern: "the airbag exploded and it burned my hand and were ok, they were fine." some of them left with bruises and cuts and with what they thought was a reservation at the hotel across the street. so they walked through the snow only to get turned away because northern said staff told her there were no clean rooms. that misunderstanding introduced them to a good samaritan who told us about their story and who helped them find a place to get warm in another motel about a block away. linda northern: "you are an angel and my family, we love you." justin ward,

if that holds together that will go towards chesterfield. not going to be terribly heavy this afternoon, but at own point we could see rain. >> >> in the mountains in the mid- 50s so well, above average. just keep an eye to the skies. closer to around 4:00 we could see showers. you might see some of those light showers, as well. >>> any showers that pop up, john will be tracking them later today. you can track them with the wwl- tv weather app. we'll keep the threat for rain this evening but most will be there is much more on the way over the next several days. if you have plans this evening. keep an eye to the skies. it will be very mild by 9:00, still in the low 60s. for your commute on monday, starting off with cloudy skies and 50 by the afternoon. a slight chance for showers. temperatures it upper 50s. now i just got the latest update with our future cast. it slows us down quite a bit now. maybe a few isolated showers by this evening drive, but now that steadier rain monday night into tuesday so dealing with wet roads for that morning dr

freezing rain advisory remains in effect for lancaster and chesterfield counties until 1pm. the air is fairly dry and needs to have any action with this system from a winter perspective, look for light amounts of freezing rain and/or drizzle with up to a this becomes a rain event by break two freezing rain advisory remains in effect for counties the air is fairly dry and needs to moisten up for us to have any action with this system from a winter perspective, look for light amounts of freezing rain and/or drizzle with up to a trace through the central midlands to a touch more in the through the early afternoon. this becomes a rain event by afternoon with scattered showers. temperatures will rise to the lower 50s by late this evening into the overnight as a warm front passes through, look for showers and scattered until 1pm. the air is fairly dry and needs to have any action with this system from a winter perspective, look for light amounts of freezing rain and/or drizzle with up to a trace through the central this morning our neighbors to the north did not luck out. parts of

near freezing down near lancaster and chesterfield. the wind speeds gusty at times around 40 miles an hour and they'll still be strong in the mountains for at least the first half of the day today. generally five to 10 miles an hour winds here in the city all afternoon. yesterday, yeah, out of here, so we'll see a bit of a breeze. a gust of 15 or so but that will be about it. a pleasant day on this friday and uptown, clear and cool. we're looking at temperatures around 51 degrees for the high in charlotte so a little below average for today and by tonight with the clear sky, we drop off quickly, already down to 40 by 9:00. a lot of outdoor plans getting ready for this weekend. one of the fun ones in rock hill. the krispy kreme race. you run a couple miles doughnuts and eat again. it is interesting. 8:30 the kickoff. it will be near freezing. a cold start to your weekend plans by the end of the weekend, you'll be enjoying warmer weather. temperatures warming into the 60s to wind our way into sunday afternoon, lots of sunshine all going

david cobb was off-duty when he shot and killed a teen in chesterfield last year. mark tenia has new information his court appearance today. with his girlfriend and family inside richmond police officer david cobb faced a judge for the first time since turning himself in yesterday...cobb is charged with second degree murder and use of a firearm in commission of a felony...the charges stemming from an altercation with an unarmed teen, paterson brown, jr., who got into the car cobb was driving at the car wash at this gas station in chesterfield... in court identified himself as an officer and told brown to get out of the car...they say brown was non compliant and responding in an unpredictable way prosecutors say cobb had his gun pointed at the teen for 3 to 4 minutes and that brown offered no the gas station as evidence to show that the only struggle between the two is when brown tried to shut the car door and cobb stepped in between the door and the car to prevent him from closing it... cobb was a school resource officer and worked with kids daily...outside his ste

anyone with information about the chesterfield county police department. turning now to your forecast .. a friday full of sunshine is a great kick-off to a beautiful weekend. let's get over to storm team 10 chief meteorologist jeff haniewich for all the details. jeff .. tomorrow is going to be a good time to get outside .. friday was another nice day across the area, as temperatures climbed well up into the 40s under partly to mostly sunny skies. clouds will however thicken tonight into the weekend. tonight: clouds roll in slowly, not as cold with lows in the mid- to-upper 30s. saturday: partly sunny, a little breezy, and much warmer with highs in the lower 60s. we will stay in the lower 60s on sunday under mostly cloudy skies. passing showers will return on sunday afternoon and last into sunday evening. so, right now saturday looks like the better of the two weekend days to be outside. monday will see more clouds than with a stray shower or two possible. it will not be as warm with highs in the respects to one of the most influential supreme court justice

three people died in accidents due to slick road conditions in loudoun, chesterfield and fauquier counties. two troopers and a firefighter were hit at the scene of two of those incidents. one trooper was seriously injured. due to the icy conditions, virginians are still being asked to avoid unnecessary travel, if at all possible early this morning. # v-dot crews are still out on the roads this morning... working to keep them clear from v-dot spokesperson jason bond is live with us on the phone. jason-- what are conditions like right now? right now? what are crews focusing on this morning?? jason bond with v-dot... thank so much for talking with us. warmer temperatures and the rain we're seeing right now is leading to some flooding... especially on roads. w-s-l-s 10's erin brookshier continues our live team coverage from roanoke county... erin, hows it looking? warmer temperatures and rain on top of the snow.. has some roanoke city crews have turned their attention to storm drains. they've plowed the roads and areas near curbs so that water can trickle below. the director says .. if you are

entire area from south of the county in chesterfield to the north, didn't see any damage. one other concern this afternoon, some viewers were concerned about the schools letting out because the tornado warning happened at the time schools were getting out. they were concerned some students were being put on buses at the time the warning was issued but i got off the phone with the school district and they told me all procedures were followed. that students that were not let out of school were taken to center hallways and everything was stopped and they weren't allowed to leave. and some students on buses followed the normal procedure which is to continue on their route and to be alert to dangerous conditions. and by the way, they said all the schools that were under the tornado warning were issued weather radios to follow the forecast as well. live from chesterfield county, greg suskin, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> we turn to eyewitness news anchor brittney johnson who has been surveying the damage across charlotte and she's live >> reporter: this is one of many areas acr

at freezing and lancaster and chesterfield. mid 20s in hickory and statesville. notice boone at 33 degrees. this red line on the future cast, that's the 32-degree line. forecast to start to slowly lift north as we head through the evening. the good news is, precipitation will become more spotty. more like drizzle. by 10:00, it's north of charlotte. but i-40 especially still under the gun for really nasty conditions through at least 10:00, maybe 11:00 tonight. and that's where our own john ahrens is up toward troutman in iredell county. john? >> yeah steve, this precipitation has been very interesting. it's coming down now as a light freezing drizzle. it was picking up a while ago. now it's very light. but the area above is so warm, as it falls, it actually stays liquid for a good amount of time. not just because the roads were treated. this is because of the warm nature to the precipitation. then in a little bit of time, if you look at the car, that's a sheet of ice up here in troutman. that's the situation on the roads, the longer the time they have to ice over,

the firefighter and one trooper were not badly hurt, but a state trooper in chesterfield county across the commonwealth, state police have responded to almost 100 crashes tonight. >>> a 47-year-old from farmville is charged with reckless driving after an accident today in appomattox county that september her and five passengers to lynchburg general hospital. three of those were children ages 2, 7, and 13. state police say it happened just after noon today on route 460. the woman was heading west when she lost control, ran off the road, then flipped her suv. investigators say speed was a factor. the woman was also charged with two child restraint violations. the 2 and 7 year olds were sharing a regular seat belt instead of being in individual child safety seats. >>> the sleet and freezing rain is slowing down traffic along all roads, including interstate 81. that's where wdbj 7's christian heilman has been looking all evening. christian, how is it looking at where you are right now you? >> right now we've got this freezing rain that's been coming o'clock leaving all the roads icy. defin

we'll take you out to chesterfield. you can see patchy clouds there. that's what we're going to deal with this morning not afternoon, overall a nice quiet pattern. let's take you to the poconos, where it's actually a good weekend to hit the slopes snow guns were cranking through overnight hours with this cold dry air mass in place, they're able to throw down nice fresh snow for today into tomorrow. hit it up for some late season skiing and riding. talk about winter warmth. we're going to get in on this again over the next couple days, so far, you go back to december through february. 20 days of 60 degrees or more. that sets a new record. again, before february is done, probably have another day or two of reaching 60 again. so so far for the month, february actually averaging above average. may have felt cold if you think about what december was like, that was really warm. overall over two degrees above average snowfalls below average for the month. 3.3 inches. we average over eight for february. february is typically our snowiest month for philadelphia

david cobb was off-duty when he shot and killed a teen in chesterfield last year. mark tenia has new information his court appearance today. with his girlfriend and family inside richmond police officer david cobb faced a judge for the first time since turning himself in yesterday...cobb is charged with second degree murder and use of a firearm in commission of a felony...the charges stemming from an altercation with an unarmed teen, paterson brown, jr., who got into the car cobb was driving at the car wash at this gas station in chesterfield... in court the defense says cobb identified himself as an officer and told brown to get out of the car...they say brown was non compliant and responding in an unpredictable way prosecutors say cobb had his gun pointed at the teen for 3 to 4 minutes and that brown offered no threat or perceived threat to cobb...they say they plan on introducing surveillance video from the gas station as evidence to show that the two is when brown tried to shut the car door and cobb stepped in between the door and the car to prevent him from cl

patchy clouds out there for he had need chesterfield. lets look at a couple weather watchers looking at 40's right now heading north of the city. phil chapline in philadelphia chestnut hill 44 degrees with a mainly clear sky there we are at 51 down there checking with kathy in wynonna. and mainly cloudy. she said i came in, ten minutes and was gone. strong wind hit 15 miles an hour at the her gauge. we did have a lot of rain recorded, for our weather watchers who pick up over an inch of rain. 1.7 from kathy in wynonna. the center square, allen davis pick up 1.69. in saint david christopher had 1.61. total rainfall. the freezing rain from last night and rain that came down today as well. it was torrential in some spots. as we showed you a beautiful sunset and days getting longer. the lets talk about that quickly. tonight's unset 5:38. february went ninth, end of the month, 5:52. then we will start talking about daylight savings time, march 13th, 7:06 p.m. when we will springford and days will get much longer. already feeling great out the

chesterfield county police have released these pictures of c'ere lewis and her daughter, sesha hill. they were last seen last night in a silver, four-door early 90's model toyota corolla with virginia license plates x-t-m 7-6-0-6. the 15-year-old who caused this crash last week after a police chase, faces five charges tonight in roanoke county. the crash sent four teens to the hospital. we've learned he was arrested tuesday in roanoke without bond. state police say the 15-year-old walked out of a low-security juvenile facility in eastern virginia two-months ago. february is teen dating violence awareness month. it's a problem in the u.s. a study from the cdc found one in 10 teenagers report being physically abused in the year before they were surveyed. the family services of the roanoke valley works with hundreds of teens through an outreach program. it's geared toward helping them recognize the signs and patterns of an abusive relationship and signs of a healthy one. sarah jane lawrence/family services prevention program manager: "help them discover in themselves what they want as f

police in chesterfield county, where the shooting happened last october, say the teen was shot after driving cobb's car out of a car wash bay. prosecutors say the officer's gun was drawn for more than three minutes, and the 18-year-old posed no actual threat. a cross country runner who met the man accused of killing blacksburg teen nicole lovell during a track meet says he doesn't match the person authorities are describing. alex malycke bonded with david eisenhauer on the course. he says eisenhauer showed him where to slow down and speed up. malycke eisenhauer in a race three months ago appreciative of his help. alex malycke/runner: "i liked his attitude. he was very upbeat, very knowledgeable, very personable, very accomodating, almost like an ambassador from virginia tech." it's a much different story than the eisenhauer we're hearing about in court. he's charged with first degree murder and abduction of nicole lovell. prosecutors say he and natalie keepers each had a part in murdering lovell and leaving her body in north carolina. they both are in jail without bond. we learned th

they're also without a ride to chesterfield, virginia. they were coming from arkansas when northern says a tractor trailer slide on ice and ran them off the road into a guard rail. a good samaritan helped them find a motel not far away. they have reached out to friends in richmond to come get them. thousands of flights delayed, more than a dozen tornadoes and freezing rain--it's a small picture of what winter storm olympia brought to the southeast. alabama and mississippi experienced chaotic tornadoes and from york snow and ice fell. the concern now turns to recovering from the freezing rain and then preparing for potential flooding when it warms up later in the week. in more lighter news, the grammys were last night. taylor swift opened the 58the annual grammy awards and she also won the top prize with "1989" winning album of the year. mark ronson and brunos mars "uptown funk" won "record of the year." best new artist went to meghan trainor. for a full wrap up visit our website at wdbj7 dot com. metrorologist leo hirsbrunner will have [b

it has concerns about dominion virginia power's coal ash impoundments at the company's chesterfield power station --- which 15 miles south of richmond. 3 mona the numbers are in. virginians donated at least 7.2 million to presidential candidates in 2015. the vrirginia public access project says democratic candidate hillary clinton and republican jeb bush took in the most cash from virginians. the richmond- times-dispatch reports clinton took in 2.9 million and bush got nearly 1.3 million. virginia's presidential 3 mona plasma things are getting heated on the campaign trail... with just one day until the next voting contests. candidates are taking shots at eachother. and the g-o-p frontrunner is taking shots at the pope! megan hughes is in south carolina with the latest. 3 donald trump-on good morning america-sticking to his stance: sot - donald trump / (r) presidential candidate"we have to have the wall and we have to stop the drugs from coming in."this-after the pope said a person who thinks about building walls and not bridges is not a christian. trump in a cnn forum last night--(cnn) s

fran reports 32, 50 degrees temperature reading plus in chesterfield, mays landing. in the chestnut hill section 44 degrees, and the list goes on, handful of 40's, handful of 50's, heck, even couple as we mention 36's, allentown where julia is located in the southern part of the city, 36 degrees, meanwhile wind flow again primarily starting to shift more out of the south or southeast chesterfield, that may be part of the reason at least that you haven't seen the temperatures climb above or at least well above freezing. that said, look at huge rebound, 6:00 a.m. already. at 55 degrees, at philadelphia international airport. coming from the same time yesterday, at 19, and do the math in your head, unreal the kind of want that's being ushered into the area. sun's not even up. the fact the temperatures spike as much as they have is pretty significant. now at the moment, nothing more than handful of showers have rolled through basically clipping the west most edge of our viewing area. but what you will notice is obviously a lot of moisture building off to the west. likely

chesterfield makes an unexpected stop in blacksburg, because of the winter storm. why they have a good samaritan to thank for finding a safe place to spend the night. and after the snow stopped falling, some people were out making the most of the winter wonderland, and even making a little cash because of it. good morning, it's just after 5 o'clock on tuesday. i'm kimberly mcbroom i'm garrett turner. and i'm leo hirsbrunner. dangerous road conditions as freezing rain continues for some. and ice this morning. yesterday many people got lucky with yesterday many people got lucky with yesterday many people got lucky with the timing of the storm and that it fell on a holiday when many people were already off work and out of school. but that's not the case today, and this latest round of winter storm may cause many headaches for people today. wdbj-7's shayne dwyer is live in downtown roanoke for us this morning. morning, and most importantly how are the roads? kimberly it's downright dangerous out here. the primary roads are in as good as shape as they can be, the plow c

we're freezing through monroe and lancaster and chesterfield. the morning drive, all clear to start off. colder, though, in the 30s all morning long and the wind, much, much lighter here in charlotte compared to the last few days as we work thoot afternoon, we'll struggle to -- we work through the afternoon, we'll struggle let's get you back out on the roads for an update on the traffic news. >> independence boulevard. we had reports of an accident at 2000-block. i looked at the d.o.t. cameras heading inbound towards the john belk and brookshire and i'm not spotting anything blocking any lanes. drive time technology, not picking up on any slow downs as well as we look near briar creek. green conditions heading inbound. 48 miles an hour. 14 minutes from matthews. no big issues. there we had reports of malfunctioning traffic lights. we're en route to check that out. it looks like they may have turned back on but we'll make sure. >>> we've been monitoring the hundreds of outages in mecklenburg county. it has been two days since this storm hit. let'

if you don't like the cold, look at it, 23 in cherry hill at lynn's house, ed in chesterfields, 20 degreesof the colder spots. even philadelphia looking at 25 degrees at phil's, lawrenceville, mid 20's, 16, there you go, john jenkins in perkasie at 25, middletown delaware. so feeling the chill. in all three state. still, little snow on the ground. and that plain henge the temperatures drop little more. we have the clear skies. and calm winds. so overall, not bad start to our saturday. check out developing nice sunrise from philadelphia here. with the clear skies, decent amount of sun this morning, maybe few clouds return there is afternoon, but overall, if you don't like the cold, you will love this weekend, changes for next week, but check it outside right now up in berks county, 19 degrees, live look from kutztown area middle school. still have little light snow out on the field right there. but that will probably pretty much be gone by this afternoon, as we will see the sunshine with temperatures well above freezing. clear skies, over us right now, here are some clouds south and west ne

lancaster and chesterfield. up north around hickory and statesville. i don't know if we'll see 40 today. so the warm up really not coming in and for the mountains. we have awhile to go still. six more days with temperatures above freezing straight. next week by tuesday -- freezing until next week by tuesday. before we get to tuesday, there with. the week will be bright, we chill things down. we're in the 30s for highs this weekend. 15 out the door on sunday morning. five-day forecast with the weekend always in view kochlt . next big blast of cold air comes in sunday and into monday and it is stillquestion mark of what falls on monday. something will be falling. we'll be looking ahead for the next storm system coming in and winter weather will be back in place likely into early next week. >> we kind of go up a little bit today and tomorrow and then it -- >> we just tumble! >> yeah. >> keith, thank you. >>> 10 minutes until 5:00. police need your help ballantyne. officers swarmed this first drive. investigators spent a couple of hours gathering evidence

in chesterfield, the neighborhood forecast warm. 70 degrees. high clouds off of the mountains, southwest breezes it will be gusty from time to time looking to be between 15 and 20 miles an hour. the futurecast into tomorrow, we start watching the next storm system out to the west bringing more clouds in in the morning hours, i don't think we'll see much of a rain chance during the daylight hours but into the evening, a lot of showers and thunderstorms coming through. so far it looks like severe weather risks will be well to into the mountains. it weakens into charlotte tomorrow night and by wednesday morning, the rain is zipping out wednesday. it won't be around for long. you may hear a few rumbles of thunder tomorrow evening. behind that system, we cool back to 60 on wednesday. there is the first stage of the cool down. a much bigger drop of the numbers through friday. mostly cloudy friday with a chance for a light rain shower. highs in the low to mid-50's. things will get cooler as we week. the five-day forecast. the weekend always in view. w

in daytona 500 history----and at 35 years old--racing in his 11th 500-----denny hamlin---from chesterfield, just outside of richmond----gets his first 500 win----- "it's the pinnacle of my career for sure. i myself. wish we could have won, obviously, but i guess i"ll have to watch that on my highlight reel for the rest of my career i suppose. today was a great day. we all want to win, this is competition. i'd be lying if i said i didn't want to win. the first ever 500 win for toyota----the reiging finishes third ahead of kevin harvick and carl edwards---- top ten----last year's 500 winner joey logano finishes 6th----followed by karl larson, regan smith---austin dillon at one point fell half a lap behind the whole pack and finishes 9th----while kurt busch gets 10th---what a way to start off the nascar season---it's on to atlanta---one o'clock next sunday-- from daytona to newport news---- i heard this a couple of times this morning-----there were no shy personalities inside the boo williams sportsplex today--- the third annual tidewater tip off tournament-----put on by special olympics of v

february time period, 20 in newark, we can handle that, lawrenceville, peter at 22 degrees, 19 chesterfield, card inning ton, 18 degrees, fran in nottingham, colder at 16. still hanging around 20, up in allentown, king of prussia, and here in philadelphia, coming in 21 degrees. that's not the story. it is the winds. step outside, you can feel it already. best it will feel like the next 24-36 hours. newark, delaware, seven in cart inning ton at bill's house, to zero right now out in nottingham, pennsylvania, feels like chilly seven up in bath to charles house, inch of snow on the ground from last night's arctic cold front. >> start in the philadelphia, bethlehem, up in northampton county, and again, flags blowing there indicating winds, starting to kick up, that wind will become gusty throughout the afternoon, and certainly tonight. a lot of good restaurant up in bethlehem if you are headed out tonight. have that heavy winter coat on for sure. arctic two, coming in this morning, bringing core of the coldest air, talking high temperatures 20 to 25 below average. doesn't even matter, it is win

freezing rain advisory remains in effect for lancaster and chesterfield counties until 1pm. the air is fairly dry and needs to moisten up for us to have any action with this system from a winter perspective this morning, look for light amounts of freezing rain and/or drizzle with up to a trace through the central midlands to a touch more in the advisory areas. this becomes a rain event by showers.

it will be very warm though, especially chesterfield up to about 68. charlotte baseball game, i think initially first pitch you will be fine but by about the eighth or ninth inning you make it rain showers out there. probably nothing to really cancel the game though. the forecast is always on the web at wsoc.com and look how these rain chances not only refused to leave but they get worse. tuesday into wednesday very wet and by wednesday, to add insult to injury, the cold comes back. a cool dreary day on wednesday so be thinking about that tomorrow even though it's not going to look as pretty, at least it's going to be warm. we won't be able to say that next week. >> we will enjoy it while it lasts. >>> next in sports the davidson leading scorer w >>> as the regular season winds down all davidson needs is to hit their stride at the right time. it helps to get one of the nation's top scorers back in their lineup as they hosted saint joe's today. he had had the stomach flu and missed game against richmond but look great today -- looked great today. keepin

east of i-77, rowan county, cabarrus county, albermarle still getting the rain, stanly, union, chesterfield. dried out for most part and we should see a big drying trend as we go through the day. the rain is very spotty and light here in charlotte, that is our metro school camera, there is a little bit of fog. we'll wind up as we get in the midday hours. a lot of sunshine and we will wind up close to 60 late this afternoon. i'm tracking our next front, let you know when that arrives plus the seven day planner, you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. here is chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: traffic this morning sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. we have seen accidents already this morning, most of those not on area interstates, injury accident beaties ford at miranda road, that is miranda right before you make your way up toward beaties ford road. taking a live look this is i-77 at woodlawn, volume picking up here, just after 6:00 this morning. if central avenue is part of your morning commute, they have it closed down between h

a lot of the weather watchers are excited for milder weekend, in chesterfield, new jersey ed checks in were four to degrees. we are at 44 in lawrenceville. jerry checks in at blue bell. all of these temperatures are uniform because of the clouds over us right the now. it may be not in chester county fran in nottingham, 40 degrees. john jenkins in perkasie checks in with 37 degrees. the wind is kicking up, so out in cherry hill is our strongest wind reported from weather watchers. lynn springer has a 14 miles an hour sustain wind out of the southwest. the it may feel chilly at times but our temperatures will be above average and it that is wind that is responsible for bringing in the warmer air. autopsy in the poconos we could not make snow last night because temperatures are just too warm, hanging right around freezing spot. you need to be a few degrees below freeze to go get maximum ideal snow making conditions. but you see part of the snow guns there working there, in some locations here live look at big border getting ready for a nice weekend. let's check out the ski report here for

neighborhood forecast in chesterfield. warm into the mid-50s tomorrow afternoon. five-day forecast, keeps it in the sun. and entered the weekend and the big issue. it's not really an issue for most of us. touch of spring. mid-60s second and monday. couple -- sunday and monday. possible showers next tuesday or wednesday. i don't need big storms to head our way. >> we need that to dry out. >> it's going to take a while. >> or soggy. >> thanks, steve. >>> criminals, preying on prayer. >> said, you know, god bless me if i helped him and he's a believer. >> businesses devoted to christianity, targeted by scammers. investigates the cost an steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that'amazing! that' amazing! (shrieks) maria, that delivery felt alittle forced. and steve, steve: yeah? woman: i am still missing that raw emotion. woman: pretty awesome for atuesday, but tomorrow is hump day, so let's really bring it! lucky for life. win a thousand dollars a day, every day, for life. (phone ringing)y

mid 20s from charlotte to chester and chesterfield. flirting with 0 in the mountains. even in the charlotte area, by this time tomorrow evening, windchill value is back to the low 20s. the northwest wind is the story adding to the chill. snow showers should finally start to taper off. about this time tomorrow night in the high country. if you're wondering, okay, we have the cold air in place, what about a storm. this is nothing to be found tomorrow through thursday into friday as well. good news if you have plans this valentine's day weekend. cold. about 40 on saturday. on sunday. near record chill as we head toward sunday morning. our five-day forecast, i'm talking about readings again well below what you'd expect in mid fair berry. highs in the 40s at best with a 39 tomorrow and a 35 on sunday. i said there are no storms coming our way. days. when i come back, vicki graf will join me to talk about one potential next week. >> but until then you get to >> and winter coats of course. >>> a 17-year-old sent to prison for starting a fire that killed his baby brother. why

denny hamlin who is surgery. the sprint cup cars will be on the track in daytona and that includes chesterfield, virginia's denny hamlin who is coming off surgery in the offseason to repair a torn acl. hamlin raced the last 11 events of 2015 with the knee injury he suffered during a pickup basketball game, but his recovery is on track. the number 11 fedex team won twice last season and made the chase but the expectations are much greater gibbs racing, especially since teammate kyle busch won the title. denny hamlin/fedex toyota driver: we had a tough ending to our chase last year obviously, after running what i thought was championship caliber but it was good that we were, as an organization, able to put the pieces together to get a championship. kyle was able to bring it home for us for the first time in ten years or so, so as an organization we're very happy with where we're at and this is a good offseason because you're not wondering what it takes to be succesful. we know what it takes to be succesful and we're just gonna build upon that. justin fuente made it through his first national sign

last night a trooper and two other people were on the median off of route 288 in chesterfield county when they were hit by a vehicle throwing one person into a nearby fire fighter. police say that that person was pronounced dead and the trooper and the second person were serious injuries. >>> a faquier county, a man died when his suv hit a snow plow. and in loudoun county, police say a woman died last night when her career ended a backwhen her career ended a backhoe. >>> now to an update on that rollover accident in appomattox we were covering for you yesterday. the driver antoinette jennings of farmville have been released from the hospital for treatment of minor injuries from centra. no word how the three children on board were doing, but first responders said everyone had minor injuries. she was cited for two child restraint violations. a 2-year-old and 7-year-old were sharing the seat belt in the back seat. sharing a seat belt is against state law, and the children should be in an individual safety seat according to policesafety seat according to police. suri crowe was breaking d

geoff: after a weather delay, demolition wororon the boone bridge in chesterfield, missouri is scheduled for this morning. demolition is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on the oldest span of the bridge. both directions of boone's crossing will remain closed for about an hour. the bridge became obsolete last june when a new eastbound bridge opened. this will be the first of two blasts to demolish the old bridge. a second explosion will take yet to be determined. allyson: if you have been using your favorite, go to credit card for years and years, you may be missing out on rewards and big sign-up bonuses. a new study released by credit cards.com finds 25 million credit card holders haven't changed their go-to credit card in at least 10 years. another 20 million have never changed it. as card issuers continue to compete for new customers, staying loyal to your favorite card could have you missing out on possible rewards, as well as sign-up bonuses. geoff: comcast has offered an apology and a credit to customers impacted by monday's service outage. the channels were an accessible for about 90 minut

mid 50s south lancaster and chesterfield. the mountains are falling behind. close to freeing. but you're making some strides that falls in the mountains later tonight. high temperatures, mid to upper 50s around charlotte. 57, staying close to 50 northbound. you see the mountains still in the 30s through this afternoon as we head into this evening. only the mountains will chill down to near freezing. we'll stay above freezing everywhere else up north, they had the ice problems late last night to this morning. as the moisture moves in, it'll bring rain in. the rain will roll in late tonight. coming in after sunset. the rain chances start to pick up late. it won't be the heavy down pours that we had to deal with from late last night. but it'll be damp out there. by 5:00, all still quiet. the rain approaching through asheville. this will start to roll in after 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 tonight passing showers roll through. the bulk of the moisture will ride to the north. keeping us down to maybe a few tenths of an inch of rain. nothing big. but the snow in the mountains continues into the

investigators say an 18-year-old was killed after the two fought at a chesterfield car wash. the officer turned himself in thursday. he's in jail without bond. richmond police released a statement today saying in part ... this is an unfortunate and tragic situation for all involved... officer cobb is an outstanding police officer and has served the department and the community well. a virginia man charged with plotting to bomb synagogues and black churches is in federal court for a plea agreement hearing. 34-year-old robert doyle faces robbery conspiracy and firearms charges. 33-year-old ronald chaney and last month ... 30-year-old charles halderman plead guilty to robbery conspiracy. in an affidavit ... f-b-i officials claim doyle and chaney bought guns and explosives from undercover agents ... all three then planned to rob a richmond-area business ... and use the money to finance a race war. a half-dozen government agencies are working together to find the source of what appears to be oil along the virginia side of the potomac river. during a news conference toda ... the u-

health riders say they want stricter laws against drivers who hurt cyclist because of violating chesterfield police are trying to catch the man who tied up several people then robbed them at gunpoint. investigators say two weeks ago the man - walked in the manchester moose lodge and pointed a gun at customers and employees. according to police the man zip tied the victims to chairs - then stole money from the register. no one was seriously hurt - but tonight police are trying to find him - before he strikes again. right now - investigators in powhatan are trying to solve what they are calling a suspicious death. police responded to a home - for a welfare check last night. inside the house - officers found a body with strangulation marks around the neck. police say the house had been ransacked. family members reported they hadn )t heard from the man in several days. now to petersburg where - two virginia teenagers are behind bars - charged with the murder of 22- year-old man. the colonial heights father died after being shot at an apartment complex over the weekend. jon burkett - with our sis

breaking news coming in from chesterfield. a police officer faces murder charges tonight. our sister station reports, off-duty officer, david cobb, shot and killed an 18- year-old in october. they say cobb got into an argument with paterson brown junior -- cobb's vehicle. cobb was indicted for second degree murder and a gun charge. virginia beach police are still looking for a man they consider armed and dangerous. family says 20-year-old devante williams shot his mother today. police went to his home on kitimal drive near dam with a virginia license plate that reads "prosper." family says the mother is doing better tonight. new tonight from norfolk. two men no longer face charges for a 20-14 new year's day murder. a jury found steven carter jones the third not guilty of seven counts -- including murder. the judge also dismissed charges against garrick williams. they were both suspects in a deadly double shooting on berkley avenue. new tonight after a year of investigating -- maryland state police have charged a truck driver for a deadly crash on the eastern shore. january

. >> maureen: just into the wbtv newsroom, this has now been confirmed as an f0 tornado in chesterfield county. we have this picture and i believe this is from yesterday at the height of the storm. our chief meteorologist eric thomas just got the news in. explain to us what you learned. >> maureen it looks like an f0 that would be a tornado. it was between 3:15 and 3:30 and we were on the air covering that and it was between patrick and shara. that's what we have. thankfully it was not stronger than that. we had close calls. today we are on the backside of that system, and you can see the snow. it is wrapping back into the north carolina high country along with the gusty winds. you can see it. the snow over avery county and mitchell and yancey as well. the winter weather advisories continue. they had four to six inches in the highest elevations. one to three in the more populated areas. locks like another one to two overnight. the wind advisory for gusts maybe 50 miles an hour. a well placed advisory. wind gusts are at 47 and they could still be around 33 miles per hour at 11:00 this ev

. >>> after a weather delay, demolition work on the boone bridge in chesterfield, missouri is scheduleed it morning. the bridge became obsolete last june when a new eastbound bridge opened up. this is the first of two blasts to demolish the old bridge. the second explosion will take place at a later date. but a lot of construction over there: looking at the weather now, things are getting a little bit better. >> i don't know if you guy versus had the chance to get outside the last couple of days but it has been really nice. >> i saw a little sunshine yesterday and hope to see more today. we are really going to like will start with what you can expect outside. if you are getting ready to head to the airport, know that it is a quiet morning. this a live picture from the international airport, again pretty quiet, clear skies, to start off this thursday. let's get to our temperatures, 32 right now in henderson, 33 in rocksboro. 29 right now in south hill, 28 in sanford and neighboring lillington is actually at 36. just below 40 around clinton and fayetteville this morning. hourly forecast. 3

a driver from arkansas to chesterfield, virginia, wrecked overnight and he's now stranded in blacksburg. so tonight at 11:00, we'll hear their story and how they're finally able to get some help. live in blacksburg, justin moore, wdbj 7. >> we continue our snow coverage with a look at things around bedford county. wdbj 7's tie re-stuart -- khiree stewart joins us from the bedford area. khiree, how is it looking where you're at right now? >> i'm in downtown bedford, and right now it's not coming down. earlier we had lots of snow that came town and rain. ago. we didn't have rain down here. right now it seems like everybody is in cleanup mode. we saw lots of crews going around like streets and parking lots in the area. and we passed snowplows on the way. the roads in this area were clear and in good shape. we were actually pretty impressed. there wasn't a lot of traffic, but people had been doing the good job of staying off the roads so the plowers can do their job. now, some people might think of shoveling now, shoveling driveways and sidewalks. according to the national safety council, t

a family traveling chesterfield makes an unexpected stop in blacksburg, because of the winter storm. why they have a good samaritan to thank for finding a safe place to spend the night. and after the snow stopped falling, some people were out making the most of the winter wonderland, and even making a little cash because of it. good morning, it's just after 5 o'clock on tuesday. i'm kimberly mcbroom i'm garrett turner. and i'm leo hirsbrunner. dangerous road conditions as freezing rain continues for some.

afternoon highs again right around that 50-degree mark and in chesterfield, a cool start, mid 30s, we rise to the mid 50s. charlotte 49ers baseball, nothing says spring like baseball. and after a cool day tomorrow, the niner rs will be on the field through the weekend. if you aren't taking in baseball, at least it will be a nice weekend to be outside. a little chilly up in boone tomorrow, at least the sun will get out. temperatures riding into the 50s. skiing, a lot of natural snow. slopes are ready for you and the weather looked good. temperatures for the most part over the weekend in the 40s on the slopes. a five-day forecast keeps most of the metro in the 60s and looks good. mid 60s, saturday, sunday, monday, into tuesday and next week is when we see our next forecast. >> we're not quite there yet. but these are getting better. >> thanks, steve. speaking of dreaming, we've been loving these location prices, but they aren't going to stay that way for long. where they could inch up a little bit. >> plus, a puppy survived after his new owner. (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester.