moves slowly east the region dry with increasing southwest flow in higher elevations and thicker cirrus spreading across the region. some valley inversions will remain today, although the inversion is not expected to be as strong compared to yesterday due to the ridge axis being displaced to the east by the next happening today... republican candidate for president-- john kasich-- will be swinging through reno. he'll be at the washoe county g-o-p headquarters starting at 1:45 this afternoon. his visit comes on the heels of g-o-p frontrunner donald trump's visit to reno on sunday. tickets are not required for kasich's event... but you're strongly encouraged to r-s-v-p. we've set up a link at kolo-tv-dot-com. ### and g-o-p candidate jeb bush is headed to elko later this month. he'll be at north- eastern nevada museum public, but you are asked to r-s-v-p in advance. once again... you'll find a link to that at kolo- tv-dot-com. ### a war of words this morning between democratic candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders. clinton suddenly in a fight to hold onto iowa. the two-- in a stati

across nevada, keeping the region dry with increasing southwest flow in higher elevations and thicker cirrus spreading across the region. some valley inversions will remain today, although police need your help finding a man who they say robbed a little caesars pizza in reno. the robbery happened night in the west moana shopping center. police say the suspect revealed a gun to the cashier, then ran away with an undisclosed amount of money. the suspect is described as a white man, standing between 6 foot to 6'- 5" -- wearing dark clothing, a mask with a blue hoodie and blue jeans. if you have any information about this robbery call the reno police department or secret witness at 322- 4900. we have new details about the man who died after falling into a frozen pond early friday morning at teglia's paradise park. the washoe county medical examiner's office has identified the 19-year-old man as -- sit-tan-eye-lee-eye two-uh-huh-lang-in-g sitanilei tu'ihalangingie. rescue crews say he was in the water for about half an hour before being pulled out. two brothers have been arrested in connection to

across nevada, keeping the region dry with increasing southwest flow in higher elevations and thicker cirrus spreading across the region. some valley inversions will remain today, although the inversion is not expected to be as strong compared to yesterday due to the the east by the next trough. this trough of low pressure will bring another relatively quick round of precipitation to the sierra and western nv late tuesday night and wednesday. the winter weather advisories still look good with no changes planned for the forecast snow amounts. this will be a milder snow event with higher moisture content compared to across nevada, keeping increasing southwest flow in higher elevations and thicker cirrus spreading across the region. some valley inversions will remain today, although the inversion is not expected to be as strong compared to axis being displaced to the east by the next trough. this trough of low pressure will bring another relatively quick round of precipitation to the sierra and western nv late tuesday night and wednesday. the winter weather advisories still look good with no ch

across nevada, keeping the region dry with increasing southwest flow in higher elevations and thicker cirrus spreading across the region. some valley inversions will expected to be as strong compared to yesterday due to the ridge axis being displaced to the east by the next trough. this trough of low pressure will bring another relatively quick round of precipitation western nv late tuesday night and wednesday. the winter weather advisories still look good with no changes planned for the forecast snow amounts. this will be a milder snow event with higher moisture content compared to last weeks snowfall. snowfall rates will surpass 1 inch per hour at times in the advisory areas, especially during wednesday morning with snow covered roads leading to chain controls and travel conditions near the sierra and higher elevation roads west of susanville and portola. for lower elevations of western nv, there is an increased potential for a short period of rain and snow spilling into the reno-carson city areas during the afternoon. there may be some light slushy accumulations in foothills mainly above

a few high, thin, cirrus clouds blowing through the area. temperatures will get cold enough but not below freezing. and up to marion and putnam and the west coast and frost to form. and will be a chilly night. and 41 kissimmee. and 41 melbourne and 40 towards temperature is 43 in ocala. 41 gainesville. 42 deland. 51 metro orlando. and dew points are quite low coming up a little bit but hovering in the 30s to about 40 degrees. a very, very dry air mass and enough moisture with the frost forming up towards the areas with the light northerly wind. and we start to warm it up by 11:00 in the morning and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and plenty of sunshine and just some kind of cirrus clouds blowing through. today crystal clear blue skies. we will not have that as we go through the day tomorrow. and look at the temperatures. 61 degrees here. 41 in atlanta. 4 degrees in chicago. portion of minnesota once again getting down to about 14 degrees to 20 degrees. and the western u.s., temperatures quite cold. we are doing pretty good. a look at th

some high and cirrus level clouds. skies. it won't be as cold tonight as last night. we'll have a bit of a southerly breeze. we'll see temperatures warmer for sunday-monday. here's a look at the next few hours. overnight temperatures in the middle 30s. 36 and 35, the popular numbers on the board. if you like sunday, you're more than likely going to like monday. >> whitney: thank you, will. police say no one has been arrested after deadly violence broke out at a motorcycle show in denver. one person was killed and six others were injured during the josh st. george has the story. >> several shooting victims inside. >>reporter: multiple victims and one dead after a fight denver. >> people scattered after we heard gunshots. >> reporter: denver health reports at least nine rushed to area hospitals. >> it happened on the stairwell. and there was monguls beating up another guy. >> at this time, we don't have anybody in custody. >> reporter: this all appeared to happen in the western national complex next to the coliseum. >> we don't have any information that any firefighters

and we have some high cirrus clouds floating around from time to time. there's an area of high pressure here that's blocking out everything else. and we'll be looking for clear skies and sunshine tomorrow afternoon as well. and then things get on the tricky side. this area of high pressure us a wrap-around flow. this boundary will be in towards indiana and illinois. that will be here as we head through monday and in the early half of the day on tuesday. that will give us a cool air wedge for tuesday afternoon. and then the next area of low pressure behind that is going to give us a decent rain chance for wednesday. we'll go up to 62 for sunday afternoon and monday afternoon. cincinnati, 62 tomorrow. d.c., 66. atlanta at 64. and that cool air wedge will set up shop in our area on tuesday. wednesday, a 70% chance of rain. looking at a few cloud floating by from time to time. a little more sunshine for sunday afternoon. a little bit more of a cloud deck for monday. monday afternoon, a stray shower here or there. and we'll get a cooler wedge setup for tuesda

and cirrus clouds blowing through. and watch out the chance of showers begins to mover in but not until evening and a chance for scattered light showers and it. and this is 9:00 a.m. on friday. and showers affecting the area. as the low move across the state during the afternoon, we could thunderstorms and blow through especially from orlando up towards the north and again exact location where that is going to end up developing and still a little too early to tell. the time it is still look like friday and mainly morning and through the afternoon and early evening with the threat for heavier down pours and maybe stronger storms. stay tuned there. the accuweather seven-day forecast, chilly start for tomorrow. and 64 the high. beautiful day thursday up to 70. there is the chance for thunderstorms on friday. >> what did you think of the president's state of the union tonight? hospitalization to have an air transplant. how a robot is helping doctors get it done. >> first, though, we will save you some cash from the wawa in

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thin cirrus clouds. and now the lights are on. 70% chance of rain. so the clouds are just the beginning of what will become a pretty moist atmosphere tomorrow. and that rain likely starts to fall in earnest in to the early part of the afternoon and then ends by evening. it's not going to be a prolong if we see anything, and i do mean anything, it would be a little bit of light rain mixed with light snow. don't expect anything to accumulate. same thing sunday. that system that went south is going too far south. the rain, the snow, whatever we get is going to be very little. nice warm up today with our winds turning south and southwesterly. tomorrow they'll become a little more east and southeasterly. that's going to mean cooler weather will get wedged in as that rain falls and cools the atmosphere, the cooler air will settle down in the valleys. we're certainly going to see a cooler day tomorrow. second front comes through saturday early on. very little if any accumulation. then there's our system to the south on sunday. way too far south to give us a

we'll continue to track high, thin cirrus clouds through the evening hours with the mercury falling back into the upper-50s by 9 pm. overnight, the high clouds will stay locked in place. with a little bit of cloud cover and a light southerly breeze, temperatures will only bottom out in the upper-40s, so it'll actually be a mild start to your monday. it's going to be tough to increasing clouds through through the region monday that front, it'll be since temperatures will be back in the low-70s on skies on wednesday with showers developing through the afternoon. still ahead on wavy news 10 at 6 - pursuit shooting - the events that happened before a virginia officer was shot overnight. and - second chance - 10 on your side's chris horne uncovers the support and turn their lives around. officials say no one was injured when a ferry ran aground on its way from ocracoke to hatteras. the coast guard says the ferry was trying to maneuvering around a dredge pipe late saturday morning in hatteras inlet when it got stuck. crews tried to free the ferry several times but when that didn't work - the c

let's talk about what's going on right now outside we've got high, thin cirrus clouds over downtown. no worries about any type of rain or sleet or snow so we're going to stay dry through the evening. here's your five live radars. dry weather on the power of 5. to rainfall or snowfall within 450 miles of nosh ohio. good news there. 33. that's chilly. 33 in mentor. a little cooler inland, 31 for akron and ravenna and canton. we've got lower 30s cleveland, a southerly breeze on the light side at 7 miles per hour. a dew point at 18. so we're going to see temperatures falling back with those low dew points within about four or five degrees of the dew point. so we're talk probably low to mid-20s for most of you except right along the lakeshore for tomorrow morning. our high 39, five clicks above the average. 16 the morning start. that was cold. another night in the teens. tonight i think we will avoid teens, for a lot of you anyway. let's talk snowfall. take a look at these stats. so far for this snowfall season we've had 1.4 inches of snow in cleveland. that is 21 inches below normal. com

chilly start. >> 30s and 40s, and a canopy of clouds on top, cirrus clouds, thin and wispy and if they were thicker we'd be weighing in warmer many locations, but, they are not. and again what you see is what you get with 43 orlando, 31 now, a chilly start for alachua county for sure and guys, to be honest you have seen nothing yet. the windchill factor down through the 20s up forth and 30s and 40s. and, oia, 39 at lakeland where the wind picks up. brisk indeed and one of those days, if the clouds happen to thicken, just saying, if they thicken up, 50s, mid 50s, that could be an issue by 2:00. like an issue as in, we may not be close to that. so i'm going again with the blend of sun and clouds, early, i'm confident that we'll lose some of the cloud cover. as we adjust some of that down to the south. you can see now the line here, making progress, slowly settling southbound. all tied to what we call a jet of energy here, in meteorology, and the jet is focusing, the cloud cover clearly across the region with a weak front buried in there. and, at times it can be hard to punch of energy up

high cirrus clouds. pretty thin. it should be a bright day overall. another nice one coming up. snow across the great lakes. there is a cold front attached. a little moisture getting if you look, illinois and southeast missouri, that front will bring us a chance for some rain behind the front during the day on wednesday and turn noticeably cooler. a few spots in the upper 20's. mostly low to mid 30's. heading out tomorrow morning, there could be a few spots with black ice. the ice on the roads, the shady areas, 33 at 7:00. we jump into the 50s by noon and get close to 60. it looks like upper first around the triangle. very mild. 58 in raleigh. 57 in durham. 58 in cybercity. clouds on the increase in the afternoon. fayetteville, 60 and mid-50s. tomorrow. wednesday, a different story. all rain. that's the good news, it won't be that much. 11:00 tomorrow night. front has already gone by. behind the front during the day on wednesday you see a little bit of rain. our model doesn't have a lot. others have a bit more. it will rain off and on during the day on wednesday. temperatures mu

high pressure dominates, high, thin cirrus clouds to the west it will be chilly, not as cold as today but still, below average tomorrow. the storm system in the west will get better organized. it will bring us rain as we get into the end of the week. most of the country is looking like winter. 32 in michigan, 32 in chicago, and cincinnati and in washington dc. the only warm spot in the east, all the way down in miami. 70 degrees. 63 in orlando. that is cool for those people, i'm sure they have their codon right now. clear and cold tonight, light wind, low 22 in the upstate, mid teens in the mountains. fairly light winds. clouds in the afternoon. highs in the 40's. slow warming trend continues. upper 40's to low 50's in thursday, mostly to partly cloudy. it looks like liquid precipitation on friday through the area. another storm system may come in. clouds and possibly rain over the weekend. congratulations to ronnie lyle, our umbrella winner from anderson. michael: here's what we have coming up on news 4 at 6:00. he was one of the leaders of the '81 national championship team. tonight

those are alto cirrus clouds. >> like i knew that. they will whip by and have a nice day with a lot of high pressure building in in. temperature 30 degrees. humidity dry. winds northwest at 7. that will push the clouds out to long island, out to sandy hook, new jersey, heading out east to long island and out to the twin forks. normal high is 39. we will be at that today. the record low is 2 in 1873. the sunsets at 5:10. gorgeous sunset. 27 around hanover. 29 montclair. up to monticello, 25, 31 bridgeport. these are nice numbers. normal numbers. the wind is northwest. the wind will go southwest and that's important because that starts warming us up this evening and tonight. clouds will come by today. that is all there is to talk b. a clipper in canada. not a big deal. by afternoon we are looking at 38 to 40. temperatures will hug the mid- to upper-30s. that means it will get warmer. one thing i want to show you, a primary in iowa. this storm will come right out blizzard conditions across the four corners area into nebraska, kansas, den

high cirrus clouds. pretty thin. it should be a bright day overall. another nice one coming up. snow across the great lakes. there is a cold front attached. a little moisture getting started. a few showers. if you look, illinois and southeast missouri, that front will bring us a chance for some rain behind the front during the day on wednesday and turn noticeably cooler. a few spots in the upper 20's. mostly low to mid 30's. there could be a few spots with black ice. the ice on the roads, the shady areas, 33 at 7:00. we jump into the 50s by noon and get close to 60. it looks like upper first around the triangle. very mild. 58 in raleigh. 57 in durham. 58 in cybercity. clouds on the increase in the afternoon. fayetteville, 60 and mid-50s. tomorrow. wednesday, a different story. all rain. that's the good news, it won't be that much. 11:00 tomorrow night. front has already gone by. behind the front during the day on wednesday you see a little bit of rain. our model doesn't have a lot. others have a bit more. it will rain off and on during the day on wednesday. temperatures much coo

look at the beautiful sunset happening here with the high cirrus clouds. 40 degrees north of hendersonville. 42 in asheville with a light wind out in the southeast. it was gustier here the last hour. degrees. it feels chilly. here's the situation across the lower 48. we have high pressure off the coast. around that, our winds are coming from the south and west. that's the warmer weather we're enjoying now. clouds out ahead now. it's a weak one but it has enough oomph with it. mostly rain with this system coming through. but there will be just enough cold air kind of cutting in to this. now the back side of it come late day tuesday in to wednesday, we'll have a chance for light wintery weather going on. mountains will be favored than any other locations because it will be colder. i'll show you more details in just a bit. this system is also getting our attention. it's off the coast of florida and georgia by thursday afternoon. some of the models, i want to bring this father inland. if mix in there for thursday. do keep in mind that that may completely be ruled out. first and foremost the clo

moves slowly east across nevada, keeping increasing southwest flow in higher elevations and thicker cirrus spreading across the region. some valley inversions will remain today, although the inversion is not expected to be as strong compared to yesterday due to the ridge axis being displaced to the east by the next trough. this trough of low pressure will bring another relatively quick round of precipitation to the sierra and western nv late tuesday this is going to be the best day >> all: good morning, america. >> oh, yes. celebrating a huge win last night, alabama did over clemson. >> sam was going nuts during that play. >> that's football. the long one. >> when they run a lot. >> that's awesome. >> this kickoff return set the stage for their big victory. and the man behind it, kenyon drake, will join us live. you can talk to him. but kenyon is going to join us. he's got his fans around him and it was an exciting moment and they dedicated the game. we'll talk to him about that. >> it sure did live up to the hype. last night. >>> a lot else going on right now, including that breaking suic

we have fair skies, a few cirrus clouds my 54 degrees. we climb into the mid-60' s. we are still running in the 60 for the most part, daytona beach in the upper 50' s. we are going back into the low 50' s right 11:00. the morning lows not bad. a little bit of patchy frost near ocala, but we will be in good shape. as we look at the setup, we will timeout the warmer temperatures tomorrow and into the day on friday. we will track the next cold front and if there will be any strong and severe storms. the next big chill moving and just in time for the weekend. that story straight ahead. angela: tonight, disturbing new details are being released about a vicious dog attack in an apartment last night in sanford. chopper 2 was on the scene moments after a police officer opened fire, killing several dogs that were attacking and seriously mauling a woman. tonight, that woman remains in the hospital with serious injuries. jim: others were hurt as well, including two children. new documents describe the chaotic scene the officer walked in on. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel is live with

we will see our share of cirrus clouds streaming in from the gulf of mexico and winds variable by the afternoon and into the evening. taking the boat out, seas two feet, not too bad. bay waters, a light chop, surf water 58 degrees, low tide at 12:12 in the afternoon. tomorrow looking pretty good. 73 degrees. watch for patchy areas of fog sunday morning. monday, a 20% chance of showers and groundhog day looking nice, too. here is what happens as we head into monday. area of low pressure scoots off to our south. as we move from monday into tuesday, there is that front that will bring us some wet weather. the best time frame to see the wettest weather will be thursday through early friday for the weekend. so one more look at your seven- day forecast, staying pretty much dry the next three days. groundhog day on tuesday. gorgeous for us, 79 degrees. but then we pick up the rain chances, wednesday night through thursday into friday, dry for next weekend. and keep in mind, if you are headed out and about tomorrow, you want access to our weather data 24-7, all you have to do is download the

some cirrus clouds overhead. 47 degrees, even at that elevation, 3400 feet up. it is mild. mild before we go a little wild, if you will. the clouds advancing on the ray radar now. rain not happening just yet. but it will. scattered showers in the forecast tomorrrr. probably the first half of the day i think is going to get wetter at 50%. it's not everybody getting wet tomorrow. just scattered showers. more likely to find rain on saturday. it will be off and on. chances pretty high. 70%. more scattered to widespread showers. 30% for chances of rain and even some snow flakes mixed in there early sunday. yeah, it's going to get a lot colder. northwest wind to push over the mountains. 55 degrees in asheville now. mostly clear east-southeast wind at 7. degrees. so we have the wind east-southeasterly here in asheville. pushing the wind down from the east and northeast. that affected our areas east. not so much in the asheville area or upstate. we thought the cool wedge was going to make it all the way to the upstate. it didn't. temperatures were about 10 degrees warmer than they

across much of the country, the end of the day today, beautiful allng the front range, high, thin cirrus clouds coming in, elevation about 25,000 feet. giving us a pretty sunset. we saw a similar scene up in gunnison this afternoon, as the sun was setting, notice this right here, that's called a sun dog, a reflection caused by the ice crystals in the clouds as through, a change in the weather. in denver right now, it's cold, 26, but in gunnison rs it's really cold, at minus 2. craig is right in that same boat, at 3 below 0. we'll have those cold pockets across the state. downtown, 30 degrees, 26 at the airport. the high today was 46, morning low was at 15 and the skies are just partly cloudy. they'll be that way overnight, cold and quiet with the high clouds, low temperature dropping to about 18, which is close to the normal of 17 this time in january. high tomorrow should be in the mid 40s, light winds, mostst mostly sunny skies, much like today. normal high is at 43. now, across the country, 19 at% billings, currently, 21 at minneapolis. . 66 at miami. and relatively quiet. nice and qu

there is even a line of sin cirrus clouds, ice crystals in the atmosphere. a gorgeous shot as the sun parks for another evening. winds out of the west at 11 miles an hour. quite comfortable, 67 in deland, 70 hunter' s creek, 70 in apopka. springs. 75 today after the clouds and storms moved through. average high temperature is 71. tomorrow we are going to be even better than that, five degrees or so above average. the cold front is a south, but not really a cold front area it will not usher in chilly air. it is just bringing us low readings look like this. 53 in the villages, 52 dunnellon, 54 paisley, 54 mount dora, 36 clermont. 55 holopaw. 57 in orlando, 56 in apopka, 50 five deland. we have a ways to go before temperatures are done and over with. 58 in melbourne. there is sunday with the fronts. we are stuck in between the two. it means a nice quiet day as we . high temperatures 79 in orlando, 76 the villages, 71 palm coast, melbourne beach, 74 degrees. futurecast at 7:00 in the morning, we are talking about low clouds and flog -- fog. will get through that

pwhat's interesting, some of pthose high cirrus clouds, pthey're overspreading from the psouth and i tell you, even with pa little bit of high cloud pcoffer, it can keep temperatures pup a little bit. psouth of tampa bay, temperatures pmay level off a little bit, it's pbeen very cold inland tonight. pcold there typically drains down pthe state. pas cold air moves right now the eninsula. pfor example, sea bring is 49 and ptampa is 36. pi'll go south and get warmer. ptampa is 46. pbrooksville is 37. psarasota at 44. pwas at 11:00 last night. pso i feel pretty confident the pforecast will work out. pthe air is dry. pdew points are in the 30s, that pmakes sense and the winds have pgone calm. eople say why is brooksville palways so cold? pcalm winds in brooksville, other pspots have wind. pwith that light wind, you get pthat effect of radiation of pcooling. pbreezy in st. pete. pfive miles per hour. pand freeze warning is up p1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and pspecific lows tonight. pwe're going 39 in tampa. p36 in brandon. pwhen you wake up tomorrow, pyou'll see frost on the rims of phomes arou

and cirrus clouds blowing through. and watch out the chance of showers begins to mover in but not until evening and a chance for scattered light showers and that is the worst time to get it. and this is 9:00 a.m. on friday. and showers affecting the area. as the low move across the state during the afternoon, we could get an air stronger thunderstorms and blow through towards the north and again

harvey: yes, very pretty with the cirrus clouds. it' but that is the pattern. boston is looking very, very nice. temperatures will be important as we go through tomorrow morning as well as saturday morning. i will explain in a moment. north at three miles per hour. notice in s. the air is still pretty dry. we are below freezing in many areas. right around the shoreline we will hover near or maybe a bit above freezing. the wind will start picking up slightly along the shoreline. everywhere else , above freezing. will we have precipitation at all. we may have a touch of freezing drizzle in a few spots tomorrow. that is why i want you to be aware there could be slippery spots or a little black ice here or there. precipitating that you cannot even tell. the breeze will pick up a little bit. when that happens toward morning, that brings in the low clouds of the ocean. will it ring any moisture out of those clouds? there is a better chance -- when that northeasterly wind has been with us for a longer time, the clouds will squeeze out some of that drizzle which could

and then overnight more cloud cover rolls in overcast, it will be that high cloud cover with cirrus clouds that just do -- just give a milky look to the sky. no more rain until monday or tuesday. it's hinting at wednesday on the european model. through next weekend and into early next week for most of our area pretty quiet, so a little bit of a break from the rain and from all the cold air as we warm back up to around 80 degrees early next week. forecast size on saturday about where we should be, maybe a few degrees closer -- cooler closer to the beach. so that will cool off the coastal areas but as you go inland especially east of i-75 you are going to see low 70s tomorrow and you will likely see 80 degrees by monday and again on tuesday. i talked about that southern there's a lot of weather going on out west but we will get a little bit of a break, sort of a blocking condition setting up, keeping us quiet and less stormy for the next 7 to 10 days. tomorrow a lot of boats, thousands of them out on the water. not bad, heck of a lot better than this time last week. it looks good out on the

you a picture on my facebook page, this is from roman in mystic island, new jersey, you can see the cirrus clouds and sunshine in the middle, you could see mini rainbows, one there and one there. and a bird is there. they are known as sun dogs, caused by the ice crystals in the sir ris clouds. it's a battle between warm and cold days, all the days in orange. 15 day as above normal and the month is just highly above normal. we'll be adding to that on sunday as temperatures climb into the upper 40s. right now 40 in philadelphia and allentown dropped to 31 and trenton 38 and atlantic city airport 41 and wilmington 37 degrees. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we started the day with sunshine and clouds were filling in and this is ahead of a cold front moving across the great lakes and interacting with the coastal storm and that feature slides out to sea and that front really kicks up the winds tomorrow it's a cold night and be careful any melting on untreated surfaces will we freeze, 22 in cape may and 22 in allentown unwilling ton 25 degrees. future tracker showing tomorrow morning, cl

least across the northern counties much there's a frost advisory in effect again tomorrow morning for cirrus and hernando. i would not be surprised if the cloud cover raises the temperatures up first thing in the morning. that acts as a blanket keeping the temperatures warmer. while there's the possibility in the extreme northern counties, i think we have a better chance of the temperatures staying in the 30sand 40s. then all of a sudden there is green on this map. what does that mean? any changes to the forecast, we will talk about that in a couple minutes. >>> we're waiting for word that ten u.s. navy crew members have been released from iranian custody. it's not clear when they will be released. this coming just hours before president obama delivers his final state of the union address. and one controversial figure will be in attendance. kim davis, she is the kentucky clerk who was jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples despite a supreme court ruling. every lawmaker gets a ticket to the speech. but davis and her attorney are refusing to say who invited them. wa

the pinks are terrific, the high, thin cirrus clouds. 29 degrees in boston but the breeze is so much better. even though most of us are in s, it is a little more livable. the temperature difference is only about three or four degrees helps out a lot. 20' s tonight, there could be gains quickly. a little cloudiness tomorrow, but even with that, i expected slightly higher. north of the pike will hang in s. temperatures overnight tomorrow night important, because that willie in the form of rain -- it will be in the form of rain, but there will be pockets across north-central massachusetts, southern new hampshire. some of the sheltered areas and valleys could be close to 32, as well as some higher elevations. there could be a bit of a freezing rain situation in those pockets. however, for the most part, most of us are going to get rain, that there may be an exception. the storm will be a fast mover, just now getting its act together. the clouds that we have the first part of the day tomorrow are not directly related, but the clouds later in the day will be. it' s right around 10:30 tomor

commute in spots a live look at the city of boston where we're seeing just some of those high thin cirrus clouds, these are going to thicken pretty quickly over the next couple of hours, going to start to look like snow out there. here is a look at the radar. current radar, there are some radar echoes showing up here in southern new england, but a lot of this is not making it down to the ground just yet, the air is just too dry. when the precipitation falls but doesn't make it to the ground we caught it virga. we're seeing some of that herback to broomfield, as the saturated we will see these bursts of snow mixed rain start to move in through mid to late afternoon. etc. -- especially through the evening hours after starting through the teens many spots were in the teens worcester to keen to the cape. hour by hour in the city of boston, rise by a few more degrees the clouds thicken and snow mixed with rain arrive around 6 p.m. give or take just a little bit of time. i'd say the second half of the evening commute will start to see some of the road conditions deteriorate, particularly north

it's known as a sun pillar, a vertical shaft of light, formed by ice crystals in the cirrus clouds, they reflecting the sunsetting and it's gorgeous and a lot of people are posting this on my facebook page. it's known to be the source of a lot of ufo sightings in the past. yesterday's high was only 29 degrees, today 47 yesterday windchills were in the teens and it felt 30 degrees warmer and normal high is 40 degrees, so 7 degrees above normal. i'm tracking rain on friday night but this is the really quick hit of rain, it will be moving in from the south at 9:00 and should be out ofe at 6:00 friday morning, areas northwest just really a sprinkle, a quarter inch of rain but close to the coach looking at potential of an inch of rain late friday night into early saturday morning. temperatures are still mild for january, 45 degrees in philadelphia, and trenton 37 and millville 38 and wilmington 45 and allentown 45 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing us clouds with the sun pillar shots, and this is associated with low pressure that form a coastal storm and had is what will bri

cirrus and hernando county. most in the upper 40s to low 50s. right now in tampa, it's cloudy. the clouds have rolled in. they will be sticking around for 36 hours. way more clouds than sun. we will see rain off and on. it will not be raining the entire time. not by any stretch of the imagination. but cloudy most of the time and some heavier showers and storms sandwiched in between. 77 today. the normal is 70. last year we were 65. the record, 84. st. pete, skies right now the clouds will be rolling in shortly. dew point 56. sarasota also a good deal of sunshine and 73. the dew point is 57. all right. satellite picture. there it is. clouds coming in to part of the area. as you see, there's plenty of breaks in the cloud coverage. if you're going out this evening, no worries about rain in the evening. in fact it will be nice. you don't need the sweatshirt or heavy coat for a change. it will be a nice evening. overnight, we start to see the deep moisture coming in. there are dew point that's were so low over the weekend. yet in florida, not all that unusual to see the dew points j

you can see the blue sky above and see advancing high-level cirrus clouds coming in from the gulf of mexico. i've got a weather report to do so on to the temperatures. 75 in miami. 74 in key west. today's high temperatures were in the mid-to upper 70s. humidity was low. how important is the dew point in south florida. whenever it's close to 60 or below 60 degrees like 59 in % miami, that means the air is dry and comfortable and that's why we enjoyed such a beautiful day. remember that low-pressure area that produced the rain in south florida, look at how strong it's gotten here to the north, several hundred miles north of the bahamas, southwest of bermuda. so strong, as a matter of fact, that the national hurricane possibility of a subtropical depression or storm in the next two to five days. 30% chance they give it. it's moving away from the u.s it will move out into the center of the atlantic ocean. so off to our west, upper level disturbance and a small surface area of low pressure and you saw those high clouds there in the shot across the ever dpladglades. here they come, coming

those are the high, thin, cirrus clouds creating a pretty sky. speaking of pretty sky, a little daylight to be seen. 35 degrees it the temperature in boston. trojans -- winds light out of the north. portsmouth down to the northeast, plymouth out of the east? that went will stay light out of the northeast and pick up later on tonight. that will keep the temperature near freezing along the shore, but eventually bring in the clouds. as the low clouds come in toward dawn, it' s possible it may contain just enough moisture to produce some very spotty and scattered freezing drizzle. it' s not a guarantee, and it could be anywhere scattered in. but if you are not expecting something like that, you may not this is just a possibility. there could be a touch ice or freezing drizzle. it' s only a possibility, but i do want you to be aware of it. tomorrow afternoon it will be well above freezing on the coast freezing and lens. temperatures may drop back again over the interior and could be some borderline freezing drizzle. this will be our main event when it

great shot harbor as well as cirrus clouds. right now at city 37. bedford 33. here are the clouds. we will. from two weather systems. which most of the focus will be thankfully. because if it was on that bug a boo down this we would big storm in new england. that stays oh out water this storm great lakes will swing cold front into day tomorrow. and grab some of that moisture from that ocean storm. that's why scattered showers versus widespread heavy rain or snow. tonight becoming cloudy not cold as it was this morning. upper 20s low 30s. for tomorrow, on and off rain ironically for metro boston rain showers late morning. midday. and then as cold front comes through. rain showers will slip over to snow showers. mid to late afternoon tomorrow. but again, focus on you know scattered showers. because it won't a wall of precipitation. here you go midday tomorrow. notice much to do about nothing. temperatures in upper 30s with few rain showers on the cape islands with snow showers western new england. then around the metro mid to late afternoon tomorrow. the evening commute. there will b

a lot of sun dogs and halos, all caused by ice crystals, cool optics with high cirrus clouds and it bends and reflects moonlight and sunlight. there was a halo around the moon. high clouds streaming in from the west. not enough to act like a blankset tonight. it means it's going to be cold. this high, until it passes east of us will continue to give us cold nights. tomorrow night will be chilly. and the modifying trend begins on thursday and on friday, a cold front goes by. more blue than red this month. talk about a flip-flop, talk about a switch. crrjs when we had day after day of that record heat, we could see this coming. we saw a weather pattern change in january that really has played out. most of the next 7 to 10 days should be in blue. we may warm up on friday and saturday. friday into saturday. right now, though, it is cold. 50 in tampa, 44 in brooksville. 43 in ocala. 48 in wachul a. 51 in sebring. dry air, complaining about stuffy nose, or chapped lips, a the love it is because of the dry air and when you heat your house that, makes the humidity even lower. right now, winds are

a little bit of high, thin cirrus clouds, that's about all we'll have to worry about. 50 in denver. 53 down at trinidad. a little bit cooler up this the south platt valley, in the low to mid 40s around greeley and sterling and a mere 17 degrees, that cold air stays trapped in the mie mountain valley -- high mountain valleys at gunnison. the gulf moisture and spreading snow all the wwy down to the smoky mountains and all the way up around boston, colder air coming in, a very powerful storm, major impacts on weather conditions for travel over the eastern part of the country and probably back up a lot of travel elsewhere in the nation. we are mild and dry through saturday. this is a weaker storm, but it rain can and snow sunday afternoon. tonight, clear, cold, and 20. for tomorrow, the high temperature at 50. even better on saturday. a high of 55 degrees. that's our bright spot. a little front comes in on sunday. i'm not really excited about it, but it will probably mean a little bit of rain and snow during the broncos game in the second half. temperatures will drop back in the mid 30s by

high, thin cirrus clouds moving in quickly from the southwest. those clouds will lower and will arrive. this evening how many will be in good shape. seasonably cool across the area. gabrielle: take a look. chick-fil-a is getting in on the excitement for the championship game. the chick fil-a in clemson will serve tiger paw biscuits on january 11, the day of the title game. the restaurant tweeted this picture this morning. the biscuits will be available from 6:00-10:30 in the morning. nigel: yum. and speaking of clemson, our sports team is on their way to arizona, to bring you full coverage of the lead-up to the national championship game. and don't forget, we'll have our hour-long special for you monday night before the game, right here on wyff 4, we'll be live from university of phoenix stadium, with everything you need to know before kickoff of the college fofoball playoff national championship between the clemson tigers and the alabama crimson tide. gabrielle: ahead in our consumer watch, it's that can never get lost. it is -- new luggage that

tomorrow in the upstate, sunshine and high, thin cirrus clouds. high 47. we start off and 28 at 9:00 a.m., upper 30's and lunchtime. 35 at 3:00. in the asheville area, mostly sunny, light winds. high 43. starting off at 25, warming into the upper 30's at lunchtime. 43 at three of rock in the afternoon. the four-day plus, a warming trend, increasing clouds thursday. rain comes in on friday. we could be unsubtle are most of the weekend. commute -- computer models are . that is why i put in clouds with a chance of rain all the way through the weekend but we'll fine-tune that. michael: very cold in the carol: the stories run deep between dabo swinnnn and alabama. brad: we have heard about them all season. we will hear about more of those, he has never shied away from sharing. >> now, wyff news 4 sports. >> for us to be the best, we have to beat the best. the last couple years, alabama has been the best. they have been the center of have to beat the best. the opportunity is in our hands. we have to earn it. brad: deshaun watson embracing the challenge that will

about 4200 feet from lick observatory towards the santa clara valley, you see some high wispy thin cirrus clouds but otherwise, sun is shining there. this is a dramatic view from the mount vaca area. a low deck of clouds in the fog that's been stacking up over the valley. temperature-wise right now anywhere from 49 degrees in santa rosa where it's hard to scrub out from the areas of fog to 60 degrees in san jose that realized a high yesterday of 67. so we have had the areas of patchy fog. we also had the partly cloudy conditions. we have a dry day today and thursday. then another storm 11th one of the month of january. it's ready to move in. this is an active storm track, our winter particulate matter map there -- not -- particle map, i should say. what it's do is steering the storms one after another right into the city of san francisco. very active. we have had 11 storms stacked up against the state of california. this is the next one. i love it. it's textbook perfect. you see the core of the center of the area of low pressure. this front will move in thursday and the core moves in by s

we will go to the report from don in hollis new hampshire 37 and the thin overcast and cirrus clouds some dimming of the sun that's about all we will have for the afternoon pleasant temperatures and a minimum breeze out there. but, soon a warmup on the way and rain. i will have the weekend not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. find the lowest prices of the season, going on now. save $600 on the #1 rated i8 bed. only at a sleep number store. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, >>> coming up today at 5, capturing a picture perfect wedding proposal. one man's efforts to make sure every moment

high cirrus clouds. temperatures in the low to mid-30's. but clouding up quickly. there may be sun to start your day in spots. but it clouds up. 36 at 7 a.m. 50 at noon. that should be it. temperatures will hold steady as that rain continues to fall. again, it gets wet. midday into the afternoon hours and evening too. here we go. sunny skies at 8 a.m. that may be a little bit optimistic, but sunshine possible. sunrise to about 9 or 10:00. look at the clouds rock 'n' roll in rapidly. the rain, right on the heels of by mid-afternoon, we're socked in with a solid shield of light to moderate rain. pockets of heavier rain coming through afternoon into the evening hours. but notice how fast it moves out. this thing is in and out of here within a matter of eight, ten hours or so. by 8:00, it's moving out of the triangle. and certainly midnight, it's gone. so a wet evening in many spots but dry after midnight. and that will set us up for a good-looking day on saturday, with temperatures warming back up temporarily. rainfall amounts, our computer low. i think generally a ha

at this day went on, high tall cirrus clouds moved in. that is the sign of some changes from the south. can you believe we topped out at 60 in both greenville and anderson? 59 in spartanburg. area, only rising up to 49 degrees. as we head overnight, temperatures will continue to cool, especially in the mountains. 38 in asheville. 55 in greenville. weight you want for any winter weather -- way too warm for any winter weather, but the threat is there. we are watching for the south for the next system. system. it will go way south and offshore of the carolina coast. it's this upper piece of energy right here that will move directly over us wringing out moisture. it will mainly be light rain across the upstate. along the i-85 corridor from greenville to spartanburg, portions of cherokee county and into oconee and pickens county, they could see a dusting to a bit more. i will show you the possibility of that in a second. there is the rain shield. it's not cold enough for anything but rain across future mustplus shows moisture moving out of the

the high, thin cirrus clouds will move across our sky tomorrow, which will keep the temperature for warming up to quickly. warmer tomorrow been today. a slow warming trend, mid-to-upper 40's for highs tomorrow. a good storm system coming into california, rain in san francisco and los angeles, san diego, heading of the way to las vegas. this will move into the four corners area, and into the plains, and will affect us in time for the latter part of the week. the weekend, looking a little iffy. the models are all of the place. some of them stall out the system over the weekend, some of the move it through. we end up with a 50-50 weekend, dry one day, wet the next. i am putting in precipitation, not extremely high, on both days. i do not want to say a washout. 24 in boston, early two in michigan and chicago, 29 in minneapolis, 40 four in denver. melting away some of the snow they had last week. tonight, clear skies and cold. light winds, low 22 in the upstate, midteens in the mountains. a cold start the day tomorrow. sunshine, but high, thin clouds coming in the afternoon keep the temperature

this morning, dawned all clear, late in the day, high cirrus and contrails, indicating the moisture is coming back and the jet stream means changes on the way. a narrow ribbon of rain in louisiana, more rain on the texas coast. it is a little bit now and tell expand and head our way and the rain on the warm front coming up from the south. so right now, it is cool, 45 in brooksville. 57 in tampa. 54 in wachulla. 58 in st. pete. than at 11:00. dwelve in brooksville. 14, tampa. all big, positive numbers that will continue tomorrow. tonight, we are partly cloudy, high pressure moves off the coast. all winds turn to the southeast and we watch for this front and another front. they will both head our way and with that, increased aims of moisture. i will tell you the confidence level is high. we will see a wet spell, wednesday into thursday. tonight, cool, 40s and 50s and tomorrow, we jump into the low 70s. tomorrow's a nice day to be outside. sunshine and high clouds. we watch the front. gradually heads our way, minimal impact tomorrow. warm front comes up by wednesday morning, could produce

very pretty conditions as the sun drifted down into just a little cirrus cloud ago at this time. camera views camera located to the east of he i a. 45 and 23. that's little warmer than the the records are 72 and 17 below 1956 and 1974. 39 downtown. 36 airport. winds from the west at 6. pressure 2981 and rising. tonight not all that cold. elevations in the mountains single digits and teens everybody staying at or above zero. and then tomorrow pretty much like today in the mid 40s over the denver area. upper 30s greeley and forth morgan and 20s to mid 30s expected in the mountains. acrosssthe state tonight good news for the folks in gunnison you stay above zero tonight. five degrees the predicted low temperatures almost balmy 9 at steamboat. teens and 20s on the eastern plains. tomorrow we start to get snow even by daybreak in the southwest mrs. that will increase looking at a foot of snow up there in the next 36 hours. central mountains a few inches on the plains we stay dry until thursday afternoon into friday morning. highs will be in the 40s on the plains. 20s and 30s in the mo

can see a little bit of color out there but not the beautiful sunset to get we have some high thin cirrus so again nothing in the sky in terms of the clouds and nothing on radar obviously in terms of any precipitation out there right now we've gone from thirty eight last out of thirty seven currently westerly winds at two point five means a very very dry air mass only twenty six percent humidity spot on forecasts for tomorrow to highlight the temperatures fifty three is what we're saying forecast for today thirty eight so far wait not official word we know it was thirty eight civic crept up to thirty nine maybe between hours but that's going to make ten in a row a and thirty one of the last thirty two days we've been spot on countries right now indeed falling back slowly as i said through the thirties. in fact i don't see a forty on here let me turn around though everybody between around thirty five and thirty eight or nine. same thing here four at rush mirren also up in fort eustis there's another story. thirty four over in grandview finally areas on the eastern shore close to some twent