dewpoints are rather low, into the teens. so very dry air. winds right now are coming out of the west, gusting up to fifteen. tomorrow morning temperatures will be in truckee police and fire have recovered one body in a search for two men who went missing after their canoe capsized at donner lake. it happened around 5 p-m yesterday.. at the northeastern corner of donner lake. friends of the men - who were all vacationing in the area - saw what had happened and called police. police say the men are not truckee residents, and were not believed to have been wearing life jackets at the time. the search has been called off for the night, due to darkness.. but will resume in the morning. looking to our community... tonight marks the 36-th annual jack t. riviglio cioppino feed and auction. the signature event for the boys and girls club of truckee meadows raises nearly 15- percent of the club's annual operating budget. ryan canaday caught up with organizers today and joins us ryan what's going on down there? well jen they actually just opened the do

dewpoint, 34. now in cincinnati. temperature 63. wind out of the south, southwest, sustained between ten and 20 miles per hour. now, we're at 63 now in cincinnati. we'll drop down 40 late tonight. likely drop to the 50s and 60s this evening. we start tomorrow at 40 degrees. and while we enjoyed a lot of sun today, includes will rapidly move in. and also notice showers have developed to the west of the ohio valley and the tri-state. they'll be swinging through very late this evening, early in the overnight and then there will be widely scattered at best in the morning commute. here's the hour-by-hour timing. still clear at 8 o'clock. showers initially affect areas northwest and west of cincinnati late this evening. by midnight, broken line of showers marching into southeastern indiana. parts of southwestern ohio and seam northern kentucky will see showers, but notice by 6:00 o'clock in the morning, showers are moving out and then we'll have gradual clearing torment keyword there, gradual. ping we have at partly to mostly cloudy sky a

dewpoints are rather low, into the teens. so very dry air. winds right now are coming out of the west, gusting up to fifteen. tomorrow morning temperatures will be in truckee police and fire have recovered one body in a search for two men who went missing after their canoe capsized at donner lake. it happened around 5 p-m yesterday.. at the northeastern corner of donner lake. friends of the men - who were all vacationing in the area - saw what had happened and called police. police say the men are not truckee residents, and were not believed to have been wearing life jackets at the time. the search was called off around 7 p-m last night, due to darkness.. but resumed this morning. tonight marks the 36-th annual jack t. riviglio cioppino feed and auction. the signature event for the boys and girls club of truckee meadows raises nearly 15- percent of the club's annual operating budget. ryan canaday caught up with organizers today and joins us now live at the event. ryan what's going on down there? well jen they actually just opened the doors ab

dewpoints are rather low, into the teens. so very dry air. winds right now are coming out of the west, gusting up to fifteen. tomorrow morning temperatures will be in the low to mid 30's with mostly cloudy truckee police and fire have recovered one body in a search for two men who went missing donner lake. it happened around 5 p-m yesterday.. at the northeastern corner of donner lake. friends of the men - who were all vacationing in the area - police. police say the men are not truckee residents, and were not believed to have been wearing life jackets at the time. the search has been called off for the night, due to darkness.. looking to our community... tonight was the 36-th annual jack t. riviglio cioppino feed and auction. the signature event for the boys and girls club of truckee meadows raises nearly fifteen percent of the club's annual operating budget. ryan canaday was there and has the latest. a sold out crowd of sixteen hundred people were at the boys and girls club tonight for a fundraising event that many recognize as one of the bi

dewpoint may not mean a lot to you at home, but it means a let to me. this is indicating the air mass outside is pretty dry with these temperatures in the single digits, anywhere from 10 to 15 actual air temperatures in the 3 #0s. we'll see the numbers climbing. that means more moisture in the atmosphere to support anything that looks like it could be falling from the sky, making it from the sky to the ground. right now clouds for us but over the next couple of hours we expect that to change. future watch shows temperatures hovers into freezing. third shift around 3:00, the potential of a little bit of pink end kating a winter mix. still with us by about 6:00 going into tomorrow morning and still looking at some spotty coming up in a bit, we'll break it down and tell you why we'llll see better news in this forecast than what we've been worried about all weekend. that and more coming up in a bit. >>> thank you. staying warm and shelter is the utmost priority for everyone, especially those who don't have a home. melanie barden joins us at the shelters. ho

temperatures won't cool off other than dewpoint temperatures. clouds are thickening just a little bit. we will call it partly cloudy for tonight. 82 was officially the high temperature at the airport, 72 the normal high and 61 our early morning low. it looks like we will do better tomorrow. in the 80s we go. we will stay in the 80s, locally dense fog the next couple of mornings and then rain showers show up especially during the day on thursday. 73 in miami, 73 also currently up towards tallahassee. here's the new storm beginning to take shape. already it's producing quite a snows towards denver, colorado. they are talking about a pretty big looking snowstorm and it lacks like it will take shape here. the local weather folks in iowa are getting excited. this will be the biggest snow event for them for this winter seeps and swing up into wisconsin. with all the energy going that way we get a dying, weakening cold front. this one won't come through with lots of windshield and a threat of severe weather. this will come through with an extended peri

dewpoints very, very low. when we hear dewpoints in the low 30s, that means that the overnight temperatures will drop into the 30s and we do into the 30s in citrus county. high pressure to the north and northwest so the clockwise flow giving us a north erie direction. the clockwise flow will give us winds out of the east and southeast. temperatures will jump nearly low. 45 the low for tampa. down to 39 degrees for citrus county. 36 inverness. spring hill, 38 degrees. patchy fog will be possible. portions of citrus county, hernando county and even pasco. so make sure that you bring your pets inside and cover your sensitive vegetation. lakeland down to 39 degrees. if you are hitting the links probably already have your tee time set but it is going to warm up dramatically all the way to 62 degrees a big difference from where we start in the low to mid-30s. wind on the east-northeast at 5 to 8. your afternoon sunday is going to be just put few. low humidity. lots of sparkling sunshine and high temperatures slightl

haven't been out for several hours, the dewpoints have really jumped. it feels more like a night in april than february with the city at 51. it is windy with winds gusting between 25 and 30 miles per hour. rain and wind tonight, again, warm and humid. that widespread wind will taper later on this evening and a few isolated showers after midnight tonight. look at these temperatures. in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. we start with clouds and an isolated shower and i think we'll get some sunshine in to new england by tomorrow afternoon. this portion of the weather system, this tail end of the cool front is moving slow, compared to this portion. and the reason that happens is that a storm forms, and that comes at us tomorrow night and into friday morning. but it will be a cooler storm. tomorrow, again, warm, 50s, starting in the upper 50s and sliding into the low 50s tomorrow afternoon. here comes that second storm on friday. it's a glancing blow, so the not like it's widespread but the challenge is, is there enough cold air to, you know, snarl up the

a.m. continuing through lunch tomorrow. weather cams and the sunset. the dry air mouse suggests a dewpoint of 27. (will shine tomorrow all the way through the work week. peebles slightly cooler at 69. warm air is here and it's going to get pushed down to the south but it will take its time and leaving. typical temperatures. here's our doppler weather and you can see you don't have to worry about rain until much later this evening. the intensity of the rain goes down as we get close to lunch tomorrow. any clearing will be temporary as clouds return on sunday night. we will see rain transition over to snow on wednesday temperatures will fall to the 40s tonight with rain. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day in the next 7 days but we're still above average. it will also be breezy wednesday and thursday. >>anchor: today was so great and such a tease but i can't wait to get into march. crack at georgetown coming up losses this weekend and they have a chance to avenge each one started today with georgetown. they didn't shoot well in the 1st and there's a 2 point lead at the half. make your finis

it's beginning to dry out, you can tell from the dewpoint, 43. 50s, the lower the number goes, the dryer it is. starting to be a pretty nice out there. 59 fayetteville, 69 clinton, 63 goldsboro, 52 in roxboro. last check, greensboro during the morning news, temperatures were still in the 30s. some of that warmer air beginning to push westward but we are going to have a tougher time warming up. look at that, what a difference. 25 to more than 30 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. but you know, at lunchtime yesterday, we were just in the upper 20s. still trying to warm up from some of the ice and sleet and freezing rain that we saw yesterday. this is a look at the current wind speeds out of the southeast, 15 in roxboro and rocky mount, 15 in goldsboro, it's still a little breezy, but again, nothing dangerous. we still have a little bit of cloud cover. there goes our squall line the created wind damage with the trees down and power outages early this morning. we are starting to see a little bit of clearing. we will see more sunshine through the afternoon as the system pushes away from us

notice the dewpoint 54, air temperature 57. do have fog popping up for many areas. rain not an issue for us at the moment but we are seeing it come closer to home, most of the rain along i-95 towards darlington, florence, down towards lake marion, crossing over the bridge. probably seeing rain but we are looking at mostly dry for us, we will get clipped by a few rain showers early this morning, watching fog, visibility down to a quarter mile in camden, five miles for us downtown, not as see the patchy fog settle in and we saw good solid rain yesterday, there's a lot of moisture left over from the rain from your monday afternoon and monday evening. 24-hour rain fall we are about 1.77, pretty solid total, none yesterday. we are likely to add to that today, not as much today in the rain gauge, maybe a quarter or half inch. upstate they are looking at a couple inches there. cooler to the west as well. upper 40s, we are in the mid to upper 50s, wind out of the east and northeast and that should inject a lot of moisture into the system. we had a lot of rain yesterday and

dewpoint 33, humidity 81%. there was the fear this morning that as our temperatures drop for particle that come county, wilson county, wayne county and johnston county that we would see some slick spots. but there really has not been that much lingering moisture on the roads. so far, we have not heard of any real problems but temperatures are below freezing everywhere now. do be careful. if anything looks wet, it is probably frozen this morning. kind of a nasty day for a lot of us with this sleet and rain that fell, but some sunshine this morning. front. this will help to bring us some precipitation late today, then a second or third front, i don't know, it's going to be one after the other, brings us an arctic blast by the middle of the week. and here's a look at that. certainly cold between now and tuesday. late tuesday into wednesday we get into the purple contours. that continues into thursday and that is some serious cold. highs in the 30s, those in the 20s, maybe even some lows in the teens. that begins t

dewpoint 14, just means it's very dry. check out some of the temperatures across the area in fayetteville, 28. clinton, . 28 roxboro and south hill, 27 southern pines. that is still really cold but temperatures are warming up just a touch because of the son. still just a 5 to 6 mileper hour wins, make him feel like 19 and southern pines and fayetteville. 20 in rocky mount and wilson. cold air coming t of canada, right into north carolina, we to see what may be coming here. and, well below temperatures will get down into the team by sunday, we're not oking necessarily a lot of single digits. there may be a few places that get down to 9 or 10 on sunday morning. that is going to be the coldest morning out of this entire stretch. let's talk about today d tomorrow. at lunchtime, mid-30s. we will barely make it up to 40 and by 6:00, folks coming home from work. temperatures close to freezing. we jumped down into the team to low 20s ernight tonight. tomorrow will be cold, even with a full day of sunshine at lunchtime, tomorrow st

dewpoint depression, big difference in the temperature and dewpoint, a very dry forecast for us essentially is what i'm trying to say. we're looking for sunshine throughout the day, sun not up yet, we have a hour, it should be after 7:00 for most of us, around 7:00 and temperatures still nice for us even though it's dark outside, we've been cooling down in the overmight period. nice and dry, nice and sunny, today will be perfect for you, get out and enjoy it if you can. low to mid-70s. 72 to 74 for everybody. that west and southwest wind will make it feel better outside. take advantage as much as you can, because you will probably see ups and downs later in the week. today nothing to complain about at all. >> eric: very good. >> rochelle: get out and enjoy it, have lunch outside, a stroll, anything would be great. >> eric: let's take you outside to tell you about any traffic spots. >> rochelle: there are some trouble spots. highway patrol is assisting a motorist on i-20, this will be at the mile marker 39 in the eastbound lanes. >> eric: and also reporting a collision with no injury at the

a dewpoint of 56, and winds calm, 30.08 and rising on the barometer. to the north it's a little bit cooler. 63 in new port richey, 66 in bradenton, and 66 in myakka city, and 64 out in haines city. we have high pressure off to our east and we are getting more of that southeast fellow. you see the clouds streaming in from the southwest to the northeast. that is that strong subtropical jet and that should start to push farther south and west and allow just a little bit of clearing, here is how it looks on our future cast. we'll call it partly sunny, but not wall to wall sunshine but a few more breaks than we saw tuesday, we'll see that seaing for develop, still maybe a little bit more in the way of cloud cover and then there is the next cold front raising eastward and could bring severe weather out to the east on tuesday, and remains to be seen how much in the way of storm activity but i think we will see something in the way of heavy rain and a flooding flet with that later on this week. for the day tomorrow, 76, partly sunny and isolated afternoon show

it is still cloudy at the airport in raleigh, 40 degrees, and is calm, dewpoint 38, humidity 93%. it is still cool and a little bit of dampness because of the rain last night. 36 in roxboro, town by town, 43 in rocky mount, 43 tarboro. heading south, 43 in sanford, 43 southern pines, 32 -- satellites on that disturbance mean through overnight and clear skies behind it. this will feel a bit like yesterday, minus the wild weather that we saw yesterday but we have skies gradually clearing through the morning hours with sunshine by lunchtime. we will see similar timing to the clearing that we did yesterday. and then another front back up to the north and west brings batch of cold air for us, thursday. but we're not likely to see any precipitation with this, our temperature tonight extend below freezing. we will see below freezing temperatures again friday morning. not dramatic, upper 20s to about 30 degrees. but we are going to be watching some colder air coming in for next week. we will talk about what it's going to happen between now and then. cooler thursday and into friday, even t

forty-six is our dewpoint. so with that high humidity that is leading to the fog but mist out there too. so it's just feels very wet and damp out there this morning with that temperature which is near the dewpoint and near 100 percent humidity. forty-five in concord. city are close to 50 degrees. we're coming up shortly on the soiks o'clock hour. satellite and radar -- 6:00 o'clock. some of the cloud cover cleared out which leads to thick consider fog and makes fog formation easier so that's why we kind of saw that thick fog develop. there are more clouds moving in from the southwest. so even though we cleared out briefly by the time that sun does come back up we won't know cloudy again. we've got light showers upstream that are just getting over the state line but if we zoom out further we do have a lot of wet weather upstream so we'll have the highest shower chance. we'll still be in the mountains. as we head to the later afternoon and early evening there could be spillover into the piedmont by tonight. this

the dewpoint is 51. not a lot going on, east of the mississippi. one week ago now, huge arctic outbreak in the east and weekend, with mild weather and rain and snow in the west. buffalo is 45, and a week away they were getting set for 10 to 20 below, and tonight we stay in the 50's and then we are back in the mid07's mid 70's and we'll be watching for another rival of a front that arrived not tomorrow or sunday, but here comes sunday with rain across the carolinas and then tuesday this front will start to head our way, with showers and as i mentioned a cooler second half of the week. the moon is out and pleasant, and sunshine tomorrow, and more of the same on sunday. with passing clouds. looks good for the race and you may want to bring the sunscreen. back to you. >> thank you, paul. coming up a little boy's heartache turns into hope. >> what a story this was. we will hear from the 11-year-old whose life was changed by an incredible act of kindness. >> and we have the scoop some people don't like to share their wifi, but at bright house networks, w

dewpoint 52. that's a motion in the atmosphere. 50 in roxboro, 49 in self-help your town by town, 52 in goldsboro, 54 in fayetteville. watching the visibility, right now where one has the lowest visibility. heading for the west, asheboro has a quarter-mile. we have seen fog in chatham county, apex body and parts of harnett county, too. is beginning to drop in fayetteville and clinton with 2 to 2.5 miles. we still consider that low cloud cover but it's definitely great. we might see a little bit of drizzle. our cold front as it sinks southward will end up down on the south carolina line. he will have waves of low pressure that right along is bringing us a better chance of rain later today, especially south of raleigh. we get another push overnight, we have a rainy night tonight in many places. that lift northward and begin to dissipate by lunchtime. we may have a dryer afternoon tuesday. we're looking at rain on and off for the next couple of days. wednesday a different story. remains cloudy, push

and a muggy night as well, dewpoints in the mid 60's. and a humid start to the day tomorrow. winds out of the south but as the front pushes through it will transition to more of a northerly wind. you see thend off to the north and west and as that cold front pushes through we usher in the cooler and breezier air. let's look at our recap. more sea fog developing later on tonight, 78 for tomorrow, and showers and storms shifting south, and for the day on friday, 62 is all we get up to, mostly sunny by cool and breezy. here is that roller coaster ride in the temperature department. 68 on saturday and if we do see shower activity looks to be later in the day, late an and on into the evening and maybe a morning shower on sunday, but breezy for most of theks and highs only in the high 50's to low 60's. >> and it better not happen in our case, i hope it doesn't happen in any of the people's cases. >> edward coffington, remember his name. he killed her daughter and her three the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavor

dewpoints are way up, mid 60s toward melbourne. it's only week or so ago when we had dewpoints into the 30s and right now documents are in the 66. we will start out with fog tomorrow. highs book to 80, 82 degrees. seven-day forecast metro area 22 tomorrow, 82 on wednesday. best chance of rain will be on thursday. skies will clear this weekend with highs mainly mid to upper 60s. it will cool down behind this next front, but it won't be cold. seven-day forecast along the coastline brevard county, 81 for tomorrow, 80 on wednesday and best chance of rain they were. friday 60% chance of rain is, indiana river county. that's early in the morning hours. for the weekend behind the front, not bad, mainly highs in the mid 60s with overnight lows down to the low to mid 50. one last stop take us up to the temperatures, tomorrow's high 80, stating on wednesday. best chance of rain is thursday. looks like as away get into friday, saturday and sunday highs will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s. for tonight fog is expected, some of the fog will be

the dewpoint temperature is continuing to come up. that is helping to contribute to cloud cover. we will look at the forecast for the next several days here, you can see a band of moisture here and this little break that is basically going to be sitting over us tomorrow, holding temperatures back a little bit. on sunday, more moisture is coming in from the west. most of that will not come in until daylight hours. it will be well into the 60s. on monday, most of the moisture is going to the south. we are definitively moves up the coast. a rainy day on tuesday period . the storm behind that is going to be strong and it will go far west into the appalachians. terrible news for winter weather lovers. a southerly flow of much milder air. haven't we heard that story before? overnight snyder it is 38 degrees, partly cloudy, not as cold as it has been. tomorrow we are looking for a lot of clouds, some sunshine and the big story will be the mild temperatures in the 60s, my other on sunday with a few showers later in the day or at night. it will be called on tuesday with some rain and then

we're sitting at 10 degrees with a dewpoint of minus 10. we have winds out of the north northwest giving us a windchill of minus 3. wind speeds 5 to 15 miles per hour. 30 below in the poconos. minus 13 in reading. minus 3 in philadelphia. trenton as low as 10 below. the wider view on satellite and radar, we have a cold pocket of air here pulling away. this little piece of energy will team up with a low that will develop off the gulf coast states. the two join forces here and that runs up the eastern seaboard. it will track to the west, which means the winds shift in a southerly component starting tomorrow afternoon into tuesday. what starts as snow changes over to rain. we'll see quite a bit of rain tuesday afternoon. still holding on to the arctic air mass. here comes the low monday. note we're on the cooler sides of the front. that's why there will be snow, by tuesday there's the warm front, everybody seeing the south, southwesterly breezes and the snow flips over to rain. future tracker 6 nothing going on overnight tonight. tomorrow morn

dewpoint, 19. winds out of the west at 5. we have a windchill of 25 degrees. if you head out early, bundle up. 21 in millville. hammonton, 23. the poconos 19. allentown, 21. 23 in reading. wilmington, 23. dover, 28. wildwood, 27. you get the idea wherever it snowed yesterday morning if you have snow on the ground, be prepared there's going to be slick spots, icy pamps, black ice and maybe frozen slush. as we get above freezing all that will melt. satellite and radar it will be quiet across the eastern seaboard and through the upcoming weekend. this is the storm that we're watching here very closely, this is sunday afternoon. super bowl sunday looks nice and quiet around the delaware valley as of now with all the forecast models suggesting this storm stays out to sea. what will happen as this dives in on the the departing low on the backside, another low develops. it is a possibility that the secondary low brings snow to the region tuesday. all quiet up and down the eastern seaboard. there's the two systems, there's the first one diving out of the high plains,

a little bit of a dip as always, and, the coolest of the day and temperatures falling to 50 and dewpoint at 50 and you have what we call full saturation in the atmosphere and can hold no more water an condenses and you end up with the foggy scene and that toward leesburg and in the eustis area, and a lot of areas lake county. like a scouring pad, this front will sweep through and bring us back to gorgeous skies, nice day and perfect temps, solid 70s and by 8:00, down to 63, and mainly clear skies. 50 gainesville and 50 in orlando, again, keep in mind when the dewpoint and temperatures are one and the same, typical you get the burst of fog especially around these parts and this time of year. looking ahead, gorgeous, delightful, whatever you want to call it. it is now time to get ought and enjoy fantastic weather with 70s for highs, saturday and sunday and no, i repeat no chance of rain. here's gina. >> hi, everybody, happy wednesday, i'll take you back out to the crash on the 408. it has been causing a lot of back-ups, on the 408 westbound here at goldenrod. a lot of congestion, i suggest

when your dewpoint is zero at some point earlier this morning we had dewpoint of a low -- below zero which is incredibly dry. so our feels like is 13. northeast breeze at six miles per hour out there right now. in the mountains today cold in the 20s for highs. low 20s that is. we're right around the freezing mark in the foothills overall high temperatures will be pretty similar to yesterday. again one of the main differences will be main more cloud cover. thirty-six in the charlotte area for our sunday high and we'll be in the mid maybe upper 30s for the upstate of south carolina. now lows fall in the 20s. so these are the temperatures that we'll be precipitating in when the storm moves in. does show you why it will be starting at snow for us in the predawn hours of tomorrow morning. so here we go on future cast. again most of this moves in overnight. i do think for the charlotte area it's going snow for maybe an hour or two that if you don't wake up in the middle of the night you may miss the actual snow with this because it looks like it's going to change over to sleet. it's 4:00 o

current temperature, wind out of the southwest, dewpoint 31, humidity 67%. it is drier than was yesterday, we continue to dry out the atmosphere over the next couple of days. there is a chilly 41 for both raleigh and roxboro. that chilly air is still coming from this low pressure system. this is the real energy behind the systems that can through yesterday. this will of course has winds that rotate counterclockwise. just fitting to the north it has a good reach down here in north carolina, still bringing us blustery conditions. and snow into the mountains, too. you can see in higher elevations, 4 to 5 inches of snow. we are not finished with winter even though this is a real dose of spring. we had severe weather in north carolina, virginia, and up into the northeastward in our viewing area including the mecklenburg county, virginia we that does not mean that we had seven individual tornadoes, we really have two cells that were producing tornadoes. a lot of warnings but we feel more certain that we had a tornado in seven springs, the southern part of wayne co

departing. 34 degrees right now, below freezing, wind out of northeast at 3 miles per hour and the dewpoint is 16 so that could help us to avoid a lot of the frost in the morning, depending on the moisture in the soil. you may not have to worry about the frost, we will see. 20s in south hill, lower to hill, lower to middle 30s elsewhere, farther south, 25 degrees in sanford and as warm as 40 in clinton. and nothing will really affect your plans except for c uriosity. the satellite is measuring the this will develop and the back edge is stationary. these are cirrus clouds come out and induced. and the air is coming across the mountains and sets up a set up a wave pattern like this. if the air goes up, you get the formation of clouds. and it will keep moving along. we know that it has a lot to do let's look at the upper air flow pattern as we go through the next several days. this is in addition to the part i actually want to show you. instead of having the blue, green is heading our way and quite a bit. we will start to get into the cold air again. and i wanted to show you the computer model

dewpoint, 22. witch, 24. we have a breeze out of the west southwest at 5 miles per hour. reading, 23. millville, 22. dover, 28. most areas are reporting zero or no wind speeds at all at this point so we're not dealing with a harsh windchill. small upper level feature pushing through that brings high clouds to the region later this afternoon. not a big deal. you'll see the same thing happen sunday, with a southwesterly wind testers get milder. arctic front knocks on the door pushing through the high plains today. mild air ahead of it. today is quiet. tomorrow is quiet up and down the entire southeastern seaboard. this storm gets better organized. this is another coastal feature. note how far off the shoreline it is. temperatures closing in on 50 for most locations. arctic air hanging in the wings out to the west. monday that low pushes on by to the northeast. right now the forecasterring -- forecast modeling keeps it offshore, it will brush us with rain snow showers. arctic front gets in here late in the day on tuesday this low will transfer its energy to another storm off

that is a raw and damp 58, and dewpoint of 55. a gusty wind. will become a snowstorm as it moving up the east coast and there is rain and mountain show mountain snow in the mountain west. can you believe this chill? and tomorrow we'll struggle to reach the upper 50's and low 60 60's and that is a sign of things to come. here is your future cast with the cold front moving south. on saturday there could be a spell of clouds and maybe a couple of sprinkles and light showers. not a big deal. on sunday, i think most of this goes away as low pressure goes east of our state, and we are back to sunshine and then all next week we'll feature a big truf in trough in the east coast and head is building and by the way it 1450 by sunny and clear in san francisco and about 80 for the super bowl. tomorrow, breezy and cooler. upper 50's and low 60's. on saturday, a spell of clouds and cool. maybe a few light showers, not many, and 57. as i said, the trend is for a chilly week. the coldness may not arrive until friday of next week, in the 40's and

a dewpoint of 52, and winds out of the east at 6 and it's 60 in winter haven, and 59 in sarasota and 58 in new port richey and 57 warmer right now by about 10 degrees for some of us and so a much warmer evening and a warmer start to the day, and even warmer yet as we head for tuesday morning. lows may not bottom out below 60 for many of us. the east wind continuing but as hantavirus pulmonary high pressure shifts further east, we see the winds shift southeasterly. and you can watch the wind values here. we go more stream lining out of the southeast, and this is going to increase the moisture and the cloud cover, best chance for a shower would be the farther inland you get. around 30% for the coast, closer to 20% and then monday night into tuesday morning, this is when we find that next waveapproach, and the best chance of that is going to be for tonight, 57 degrees, cloudy and not as cool as it has been. the steven, seven-day, the 70's through tuesday, but look at the end of the week. plenty of sunshine, a dry weekend and highs in the mid 70's. >> fantastic, mike, and tired of seeing

dewpoint 38, winds north-northeast at 8. around the country, northeast snow storms and it's gone down. raiping down, raining up near newfoundland. raleigh is freezing. tonight on average, 45 to 50, and probably it will drop a couple of degrees during the afternoon. and so the rain maker is gone, and clouds increase over us tomorrow, and lp low pressure raising from the east. monday it's going to be chilly with another front coming through on siewz tuesday that will reinforce the air. and we are down to 47. chickening clouds thickening clouds and on sunday, mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. everyone is different but another film goes by on tuesday, and so we'll see you at the state fair tomorrow. >> all right, see you out there, powell. 3 a massive crane collapsed in new york city today... killing one person. 3 (cynthia vo ) >> a massive crane collapsed in new new york city today, killing a it was a crawler, and work crews were trying to security it when it collapsed. >> a missouri couple called a modern-day bonnie around clyd

dewpoint is that 33, that means it somewhat dry. 51 s. hill, 51 in roanoke rapids in rocky mount. heading south, 15 smithfield, 49 in fayetteville, 50 degrees in clinton. we do have a change in our weather pattern coming up. excuse me. >> bless you explain >> thank you. it's interesting, i don't like harping back to what we have online, but we posted that we have the pollen count out, it seems kind of early, but tree pollen is high. already today we get into that as we head into late march into early april. anyway, back to the pretty weather for the next couple of days, 50% chance of rain late tuesday into wednesday. temperatures are going to be much cooler. we have another system that rolls through friday. wednesday morning and friday are the days that we end up in the forecast. i will show you more about wednesday coming up. we have a band of rain coming into virginia from the mountains of west virginia, but all of this rain is dissipating quickly and not likely to hold together much further. we do see this little band here but while it makes its way to the viewing area it shoul

our dewpoint is currently at so that means it's fairly dry. humidity at 34%, it really does a little breezy, of course it is not a cold breeze. so we will take it. 64 in roxboro, 65 s. hill, town by town, 68 in goldsboro, fayetteville as well as quentin and southern pines. of course the temperatures are well above normal, normal high this time of year is in the in the week, it goes up to 50 as the average high temperature. a little bit warmer than this time yesterday, so that does set us up to climb up into the low 70s in a lot of places. 7 degrees warmer in erwin, 6 degrees warmer in fayetteville. highs yesterday were in the upper 60s so we may top out in the 70s. that is still not a record. our records system of your are upper 70s to low 80s. he will not hit a record but it will be nice and miles. we still have cloud cover, we had some rain roll through the virginians and our cold front is shifting offshore. we are not going to see a big change with this front coming through. most of the energy and moisture was to the north, no rain with thi

dewpoint temperature at seven. the dryer the air. humidity is at 1%. the air mass will be bone dry. temperatures around the triangle 27 in carrie and garner. officially the airport is it 28. it's 29 in fayetteville. because of the study wind, temperatures are holding steady. not the big variations from north and south. clouds rolling out of the area. with the clear skies, light wind, temperatures continue to drop. upper teens around southern pines as well. 20 to start your morning. the coldest it has been all winter. not as cold as we are about to get. there will still be a steady breeze. that will drive the windchill factor into the 30's. right around 40 today. certainly well below the average of 54. dry tomorrow. this is the storm we will watch for friday that will rolloff the coast. it will take the same track as the big storm over the week and that caused all that trouble in the atlantic ocean. it is going to have a colder air mass. whatever falls, snow mixed with sleet starting friday afternoon. right now this stays far enough offshore that it is only a brief snow shower. a dus

drains right down the state, meaning it's colder in clewiston, and will the air is very cry dry with dewpoints in the 30's and 40's, and not a bad boating today. it was boating boating day.it was awful today. we are already calm in and in protected spots inland will see frost in the morpg. the morpg morning. satellite radar has shown us the reinforcing cloud and now i tell you overall coast to coast there is not a lot going on. yeah, there is some lake effect snow but for them it's not a big deal, and so it's dry mainly east of the mississippi and cold. cold in new york city, at 29, and chicago 30. tonight,30's and 40's and tomorrow we'll top off in the low to mid 60's. and then after that, sunday is good. high pressure coming in from the west. monday should be fine, and even tuesday is going to be okay and by wednesday there will be a cold front developing here, this is the one that could impact us on wednesday and maybe give us until then we look good, and hope you have a good weekend. patchy forecast and down to 42, we are back up to 62 on wednesday and more sunshine, a nice day, high in th

dewpoints are still high. they're about 61 as we wait for the actual cold front to come sliding through over the next few hours. once that does, it will start to dry out a little bit, but i don't see any reason why we don't get back up into the lower 70s for today. just weird how vanessa, a few hours ago it was storming and not a cloud in the sky. >> it looks great now and the roads look a lot better now than what we were seeing in the rains were here. unfortunately we're still dealing with a crash that came around the time we were dealing with the storms out of the polk county area. unfortunately this is a deadly crash and it's along i-4 and we're still seeing delays in the westbound direction. i'm not seeing any lane blockages it looks like it's moving slow in this area and this is a live look east of the polk parkway along i-4. we're learning that a driver actually lost control of their vehicle in this area and overturned in the median. delays at this point are lightning because volumes are lightning on the

dewpoints coming up a little bit. winds south, southeast at 6. the front still to our west, a trough really. you can see from hagerstown 1 southbound crossing 66 into culpeper, a pretty good line of snow showers. they don't last long. they look intense for 35, 40 minutes much like summer line and then they move out. hagerstown, leesburg on your doorstep, a couple flakes. the heaviest by far and away is to the west of frederick toward middletown and up toward downsville and shepherds town. everything pushing off to the east southeast at 15 miles per hour. yellow weather alert tonight for snow showers. critical time, now through 10:30 tonight. less than an inch but you know anything untreated will get slippery quickly. dangerous windchills on saturday. then snow monday. mainly rain tuesday. i'm fighting that a little bit. the system may be weaker to keep the cold air in here longer and produce a wintry mix into tuesday. we'll let you know. 10:00 tonight, there are your snow showers. prince george's county. 26 in all. 26 in silver spring and 27 ma

that is a steady wind at 17, gusting into the 20 dewpoint 32. we are trying out nicely as opposed yesterday. 46 irwin, 46 fayetteville, 44 in south hill and rocky mount. even though it is a quarter until 9:00, the sunshine has not been able to warm things up too much. we had a steady flow of cold slowly as we get through the day. here's where that cold air is coming in from. a low essure system. this was the energy behind the storms moving away from us but still close enough that it is pushing that cold air into north carolina. we have a blustery cold windy to deal with. and some snow up into the mountains, anywhere from a dusting in some lower valleys, they be down to four or five injuries in gher elevations. let's talk about the storm reports, north carolina and virginia hit very hard. the storm reports continue into the northeast. a few deaths into virginia. we were fortunate that we did not have any major injuries or deaths in north carolina. there were some specific spots damage. we had plenty of wind damage and ees down with straight- line

how about that bone-dry dewpoint below zero. winds out of the west at 8 miles per hour that's enough to knock the windchill down to 8, so bundle up. looking at satellite we'll see sunshine early and the clouds will filter in later in the afternoon and evening. that will be part of the package today with clouds increasing. 17 by 8:00. 20 by 10:00 a.m. 24 by noon. we'll have windchills likely in the upper teens at the best of times. high temperatures in allentown, only getting up to 25. 26 in reading. 29 in lancaster and 30 in millville and cape may. we have loads of clouds we'll be on the look out to the northwest where we could see snow showers or squalls. this is ahead of the arctic boundary that's coming in overnight, we could see snow squalls. we have polar vortex squeezing strong winds into the region, that will give us windchills near zero. temperatures will drop because of the strong northwest flow. there's a windchill watch in the poconos with the windchills could go as bad as 30 degrees below zero that could trigger fros

the winds have shifted behind the cold front and the dewpoints are plunging into the 40's, 50's and 60's. a very nice night underway. winds are gusty coming in from the west and northwest. obviously tomorrow is not a good boating day with wind advisories and then we just watch the big "h". high pressure is your friend and that high is going slowly move our way from the west and northwest giving us more sunshine. remember how good last weekend was? and it was good. this weekend i think is going to be just as nice. blue sky, low humid, and lots of sunshine. we are down 52 tomorrow, windy with sunshine and turning noticeably cooler. we are about 62 dress and coming 62 degrees. and check out the seven-day. some of you could be complaining a little bit that it's too cold. 43 at night is kind of chilly and 62 is kind of chilly but in august you are going to wish for a couple of days like this. and back to the mid 70's next week. >> not complaining a bit, paul, thank you. and co-stars doesn't always get along but there is a rumor about crossed the line, before we go to break we are celebratin

dewpoint is 34, fairly dry. humidity just that 50%. in the south ll. 50 in rocky mount, 54 in erwin, 53 degrees in fayetteville, feels pleasant, certainly don't need your heavy coat. there is our 24 hour temperature change. we looked at it about 30 minutes or so ago and we were still looking at, you know, anywhere from say, 10 to 15 degrees and all of a sudden, it happened that fast yesterday, that our temperatures warmed right up. satellite and radar showing this front, and on cue, we started watching this of course asked r computing over on wral and i said it's not going to hold together, it's not going to make it all the way into our area and sure enough, here it is, that rain fizzling out. there's very little of it left. we will see sunshine through the rest of the day. we do have this front that moves on to and that will happen in the next couple of hours, but we won't really notice any big change weather. we have a high pressure system back on the west side of the front, and mild error associated with it. clouds, that's about all

now, we begin to see the dewpoint, humidity in the overall rain component to the forecast. coming up and, shoal but surely you can see what happens, isolated activity of note, closest to the coastal areas and night fall we begin to see the front draw closer and line of and 5:00, getting into orlando metro and essentially on the air bringing you "good day orlando." for very, very early time periods here for the wee early morning hours and into mid-morning and we're talking about a decent chance of rain, i tell you by noon it looks like we scoured out the clouds and more of a northwest wind and really good looking weather taking shape. lots going on locally and all kinds of events of note. the daytona international speedway, all kind of stuff all week long, small and big races, daytona 500 and looks like time for racing come sunday as we see 74, dry conditions, no rain chance, at least at this juncture and, it stays dry and high passing clouds. highs in the 70s and lows pretty much through the mid and upper 50s, that's your forecast. >> amy: thank you. breaking news, still se

dewpoint in the 60, making some recovery thanks to a southwest breeze, same story downtown in st. petersburg. 72. this area of low pressure, first rounds causing some showers, mostly rain, not much in the way of lightning cross across the south from the carolinas, almost to texas. for us it's been a pretty good stream of clouds from west to east, that and combine this with a weak disturbance moving from south to north off the coast of florida and lifting to the new york city, that may move a -- north, and that may some folks in avan park, cbs -- avon park, sebring, may pick up a few showers, but we're just saying you can't rule out the possibility of a passing light shower, especially southern areas. forecast, partly cloudy skies, maybe that stray shower, you just saw them on radar. for tuesday morning partly cloudy skies, light shower possible, we'll lever about a 20 percent -- lever about a 20 percent chance, favoring inland spots, but plenty of clouds with us, and mix in a little sunshine throughout the day. the changes come wednesday. another area of low pressure out of the we

days, double scan is clear, obviously the radar will remain clear throughout the day. 29 degrees, dewpoint, 12. winds out of the west at 8 miles per hour. that will give us a windchill of 18. 5 approximate degrees on monday -- 53 degrees on monday, tuesday, 43 degrees, wednesday, 65. thursday, # 2 degrees. yesterday, 41. today it gets better, we top out in the mid 40s. philadelphia 29. millville, 25. trenton, 25 degrees. the poconos you're the cold spot sitting at 22. feels like 11 in the mountain. 18 in allentown, 14 in millville. with the wind feels like 21 degrees in philadelphia. satellite and radar, even though it's breezy out there, and we have blustery windchills once the sun rises, it's so great to be in this part of the winter season, the angle of the sun you'll feel it. windchills, 36 degrees. as we are chilly on the east coast, the warmup begins across the plains. temperatures in the omaha will be close to 70 degrees, this warm weather shifts east sunday afternoon, monday is nice, tuesday is nice and wednesday we start to cool down a little bit, but wednesday is still above aver

dewpoint 38, winds north-northeast at 8. around the country, northeast snow storms and it's gone down. raiping down, raining up near newfoundland. raleigh is freezing. and probably it will drop a couple of degrees during the afternoon. and so the rain maker is gone, and clouds increase over us tomorrow, and lp low pressure raising from the east. monday it's going to be chilly with another front coming through on siewz tuesday that will help to feen reinforce the air. and we are down to 47. chickening clouds thickening clouds and on sunday, mostly sunny, breezy and chilly. everyone is different but another film goes by on tuesday, and so we'll see you at the >> all right, see you out there, powell. >> check this out, bro. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all, bro-tein shake. geico has motorcycle and rv insurance, too. oh, that's a lot more. oh yeah, i'm all about more, ted

alive look outside, we are 50 right now with dewpoints at freezing and winds out of the south. the radar, for the last hour, you see the rain and raleigh and into atlanta working its way up the seaboard in the form of weather alert through wednesday. bust up temperatures are 34-42 and wet. miserable tomorrow morning and there could be somewhat snowflakes. it will be a rain event tomorrow. both commutes will be wet, especially in the morning and showers on wednesday with warm air wednesday night and thunderstorms and temperatures back in the 50s wednesday night. 10:00 tonight, mostly cloudy and drive. you can walk the dog tonight with upper 30s and 40s. by dawn, here comes the rain. 38 in manassas and not quite through frederick and gaithersburg by 6:00. you folks on i 66 south will certainly have rain by 6:00 a.m. it's coming north up 95 and rain will follow you. 9:00 in the morning, a little bit of snowflakes martinsburg, cumberland, but it won't matter. 41 downtown and 31 in gaithersburg, 39 in silver spring and 40 in fairfax. by lunchtime, pretty good rain and temperatures i

tuesday is looking interesting. 27 degrees, dewpoint, 19. wind out of the southwest at 5 miles per hour. we have a windchill of 22 degrees. 20 in the poconos. 25 in reading. allentown, 23. trenton, 24. wilmington, 27. millville, 23. most of the pine barrens are in the low to mid 20s. wildwood, 27. and dover 29. satellite and radar we use to set up the weekend. this is what you'll see start to finish, today and tomorrow, a mixture of sun and clouds. we have an area of high pressure sliding through the mid atlantic states west to east. we have systems to the west, they will stay to the west. it's mild ahead of this arctic front. for today it's quiet. as we get into sunday we watch the progress of these two systems. sunday afternoon a potent storm system develops, remember last week i was talking about the storm system for this weekend. there's the storm. it will develop off the coast off the carolinas and it will pull away from the delaware valley. this will be a miss, as this dives in on its heels we could see another low developing here, tha

i'll talk about that in a moment. 43 degrees, dewpoint, 27. winds out of the south/southwest at 10 miles per hour. we have a windchill at 37 degrees. it feels a little chilly, but not too bad. temperatures have bounced around all over the place this week. big swings, 33 degrees, monday, we had the light snow event. the following day, 60 degrees, wednesday, 45, thursday, 38. yesterday's high, 39 degrees. 39 in allentown. 31 in the poconos. 41 in reading, 42 in millville. dover and wildwood checking in at 43. it's a west wind that will be blowing in here, you can see the clouds moving west to east riding the frontal system approaching from the west. this is all pacific air. this will get us into the 60s today and close to 60 degrees as we march on into sunday. there's the warm front pushing into southeastern canada. remember last weekend at this time we had the winds coming out of the north. all the cloud cover was moving north to south. now it's all west to east, it's a very nice what's called a seasonal flow across the lower -- zonal flow acro