here is the weatherbug camera in historic downtown lebanon. the ground is still just wet there, but the snow was coming down at a decent rate. that is a parked car on the side of the road. there is snow on the roof, but the ground and sidewalk is only wet. that is because of the warm temperatures we have had over the past couple days. that is keeping the roads just wet this morning, even though temperatures are hovering close to freezing. 31 right now in wilmington. 32 inmates and. -- 32 in mason. here is your breakdown for today. expect strong and gusty winds. expect periods of light snow, but don' t expect to have to shovel a lot off the driveway. even the snow showers could linger through the evening commute. we are looking at a dusting on the grass. it is all going to be on those colder services, though. kyla, all morning long, you have been saying, really no issues. kyla: you told us yesterday morning that it would hit the ground first and that is exactly what we can see out there. here is a look at 74 and montana. if you are outside righ

let' s take a live look from the national bank building in downtown lebanon. there is the sidewalk, roads, nicely visible. the snowflakes are melting when they hit the ground. the roads looking good still. temperature-wise, most places at or a degree or two above freezing. the ground still holding onto the heat from the warm days. even though temperatures will be near freezing, i don' t think the will see too many issues. light snow and 33 degrees. when he' s about 23 miles per hour and gusts 230. temperatures will top out around 33 degrees. we have not been seeing problems on the road. kyla: for those of you getting ready to head outside, good morning to you. you will see what conditions, but we have not seen anything that will hinder your commute. that is good news for you. maybe a few extra minutes will . 71/75 at kyle' s lane, starting to pick up in the northbound time a morning. on i things are clear as well. the matter where you are traveling out this morning, you might want to watch for slick spots. we do have the snow falling in parts of your commute.

downtown lebanon, i checke d this visible lane. it is going to be hit and mi ss as far as whether your streets are snow-covered or clear. i expect more delay totals especially north of the river and north of the looop p. on the way home from school, temperature about 28 degrees with flurries. the difference between yesterday and today is the temperatures. we' re back down to colder temperatures and it is much more fine as fine as the flurries. kyla: we are dealing with some dicey conditions. this is butler county and we have a vehicle in the middle of the median of 75. there may have in a spin out we are seeing some spin out conditions and some very slick roadways, especially in our northern counties. you can see the snow-covered off to the shoulder, only given you one good travel lane. i think that is what we will see in butler and warren county. this is 74 at harrison pike. we are seeing better conditions there inside of the 275 loop. we will have it all covered throughout the morning. extra time is going to be necessary. lisa: t

here' s the bank building in downtown lebanon. made roads are just plain old wet. main roads looking fine, side street snow-covered early this morning. morning drive, snow-covered . lunchtime, temperatures above freezing. melting. evening time, rain showers role in. cold rain, temperatures in the 30' s. after midnight, mixed snow may be freezing rain. tomorrow morning, a quick shot 37 today, evening showers overnight. snow possible tomorrow. another update in a couple minutes. the campaign trail have already pledged to block any replacement that president obama nominates. there are 340 days until the next president takes office, so that is plenty of time. >> nbc's tracie potts joins us now in from washington to sort it all out. good morning, tracie. >> good morning. it's possible the president could move on a potential nominee, a replacement pretty quickly. it's taken him about a month in advance the last time he did this. let's take a look at some of names that are coming up. first of all, seb real of them a former u.s. deputy solicitor general who argued more tha

downtown lebanon, many main road be seeing. snow showers starting to taper off last night. the side streets, give them a couple more hours. here is the breakdown. for the morning drive, snow-covered side streets. lunchtime, warming above freezing. 36 degrees at noon today. this evening, rain showers well arrived from the south. see a bit of a mix. rain into tomorrow morning. an early mix tomorrow and maybe some slick spots. way are not done with the snow yet. our team coverage of winter road conditions continues with dan griffin, who' s live in mt. auburn. dan: we' re here on josephine mount auburn. this is still very much snow. you might slide around just a touch. this is kind of the exception, depending where you are driving. the interstates are pretty good shape. we can give you a better idea of what we saw. sidewalks covered in snow. night long. about 70 vehicles taking care of the roads and trying to get rid of some of the ice out there. there are ways you can let than no about troubled spots. you can report that on the website. we will report more. mark: thank you. co

you can see in downtown lebanon, the roadways are just plain old wet. if we look at the radar, it is snowing in lebanon, but the roads are just wet. that is the case through much of our area. the spots that are getting slightly more intense showers would be portions of butler county into northern and eastern hamilton county, and down along the ohio river in southern brown county. most places at the moment are looking at those snow showers. there will be gusty winds and lights no. -- and light snow. at lunchtime, gusty winds and light snow. it will be about 35 degrees. the snowfall will taper off during the afternoon, but it remains windy through the night. lisa: watch out for the standing water, as we mentioned, when you mark: one area in anderson township is causing some issues for drivers. the warning from officials for drivers in the area. lisa: gop candidates are back out tonight. the candidates fighting for second behind frontrunner donald trump. mark: your time is now 4:12 and it is 33 degrees. stay with us. randi: good morning. we are taking a li

here is a live look through the bank building weatherbug camera in downtown lebanon. the good news is that the road is visible. earlier when i checked it, it was snow-covered. wilmington, the highest total at four inches. lebanon, 3.5. most others, two inches or less. georgetown, two inches. if you want to know how much more -- through the morning hours, snow showers will taper off between 10 :00 a.m. to noon. we will fast-forward as the system rolls through this evening with some dance off of lake michigan. tomorrow morning, we are looking at many towns north of the ohio river getting an extra inch or 1.5 inches extra. we' ll look at the timeline in a couple of minutes. mark: looking at our live drive-in the mason-area, where schools have closed. drive look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mark: welcome back as we continue our coverage. lisa: dan griffin is giving us a look at the current road conditions. you have spent time up north. where are you now? dan: we are in the

this is downtown lebanon and you here is a look right now at saint vincent in the kenwood area. you can see more pavement visible, so the snow is later over towards kenwood mall and south. expect snow we roads -- snow y roads, the worst conditions north and east of the 275 loop. for the drive home, flurries send light snow showers. guys? mark: when we continue, the start of lent is almost here. mark: taking a live look outside his morning as the snow continues to fall. we have traffic and your morning commute times and your forecast uary 15th, everything in our store is on sale. plus, we're offering thirty-six month, no interest financing. come in today for our best prices of the year. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx: knocking. we're early! the presidents day sale. from classic to contemporary, mark: good morning and welcome back. checking today' s headlines, rioters clashed with police overnight in hong kong. police used pepper spray to try to disperse the crowds, and rioters threw bricks at police and lit fires on streets. one officer was eve

take a look at downtown lebanon. this is a live look. that main road right in front of pavement. going to see the trouble spots. a lot of kids already off of school for the presidents' day holiday. sledding forecast is warm enough to get outside and enjoy some of that snow today. by 10:00, the freezing. at noon, 36. 2:00, 37. the fluffy stuff out there right now will get coated with rain and possibly/overnight. we will take a look at a wintry mix tonight and maybe one more snow shot. mark: the snow on sunday creating some snags. the trouble spots as the snow was coming down. lisa: a live look through citycam. we have more headlines coming up next on cincinnati' mark: good morning and welcome back. we have a live look at citycam as you see volume starting to pick up on the roads this morning, even though it is the presidents' day holiday, we still have folks trying to make their way to work. we have team coverage for you as we begin with snow. lisa: let' s get a check on the commute. kyla: we have a look at the big picture for you get rea

we will swing it over to lebanon and beautiful downtown shot there and folk it is going over their business. now we are in the common wealth and we shoot on over to the camera in lawrence berg and temperatures are cool. they are going to enjoy what is coming up. camera may have stalled and we have colder air coming up for them. they will squeeze out more in the way of kind of slopes up there with snow and better conditions. >> 54 out on the westside and you will see the sun as well. >> okay. around the tri-state, temperatures are in the 50s. into the upper 30s and low 40s and northern kentucky, i have temperatures in the morning. covington, 38 degrees and independence at 37. mason at 55. milford at 54 degrees. in the morning, middle 30s. you folks at mason. 37. loveland over there at 37 degrees. southeast ohio, temp resist in the 50s as well. seasonal in the morning. temperatures in the morning leak bright at 36 degrees. so, when the change is going to come as we head into tomorrow. don't have anything on the radar around here and we go into tomorrow and that is all going to change. we are

chance for some showers will be back by sunday evening. redevelop into the afternoon, 37 downtown, wilmington 34, lebanon at 35, hamilton with a high of 36, and out of west union, also up to 36. in northern kentucky, snow showers may mix with some rainshowers, 38 in dry ridge, 37 in augusta and in covington a high of 37. we will see more scattered snow showers in southeast indiana this afternoon, windy and cold. connorsville at 33. versailles up there 35 degrees. tonight snow showers in, flurries linger, low 30s at 8. a low tomorrow morning around 25, mid 30s, cold tomorrow chance for flurries, and then there's the weekend warm up, 50 saturday, near 50 degrees on sunday, there's a front that comes through on sunday night, early monday bring a chance for a shower and then we're going to cool off a little bit behind the that front on monday. 54, the back to 60 with rain developing tuesday and a good bet for rain possibly, even some thunder by the middle of next week. 54 there on wednesday, wow! it's up and down quite a bit here on your weather authority forecast. you can track it when you're away from your

lebanon. you can see downtown streets are still snow-covered. we are expecting an additional inch or more throughout the day today. i will have another update in about 10 minutes. clinton, 17-9, while kasich, trump and cruz are in a three-way tie. donald trump is in more hot water, this time over his repetition of a use of a derogatory term describing ted cruz. we shouldd warn you, viewers may >> she just said a terrible thing. you know what she said? shout it out because i don't want to -- okay. you're not allowed to say and i never expect to hear that from you again, she said i never expect to hear that from you again. she said he's a pusz osse, that's terrible. >> i'm blushing. how are we allowed to say that? and he's been touting building a giant border wall with mexico. former mexican president has harsh words for that plan. >> mexican people, we are not going to pay any single cent for such a stupid wall and they need to know that. >> trump is the clear frontrunner in new hampshire but the fight for seksd cond place is kasich, bush, rubio

downtown cincinnati. that extends over towards fort mitchell, the highland heights community. and back over around lebanon . flurries and snow showers around the clarksville community. and brookville down towards cedar grove. the other big story and the biggest talker is the wind. the wind is really ramping up out there. it will make the snow showers look impressive and drive the temperatures way down tonight. 27 degrees at the airport. we have a west wind it 16. the mid 20' s not so bad right now. overnight tonight and through the day on saturday. it feels 15 at cincinnati but the single-digit wind chill is surging south. our wind chill here through the dinnertime hours will humble back to the single-digit after midnight. it could drop as low as five or here comes the arctic air surging in our direction tonight. there is plenty of cold across the east already. can' t wait to we get into the 60' s and 70' s. 27 in cincinnati. we are showing you that batch or origin or source. this is where the air will be coming from. flurries and snow showers tonight. it quarter inch dusting. bitter cold getting more int

most spots are running in the cold teens, 14 in union, kentucky, and lebanon at 10, this is the view into downtown from the atrium medical weather center, we do have clouds hanging around across the area, we will see sun, and despite this bitter cold start, we will have sunshine, quiet weather for the thursday, but by friday a bit more snow on the way, maybe as early as friday morning, and an even colder weekend sets up for us. 13 now, we have been holding steady at airport with clouds around. a windchill of just 5, it's not a strong wind at all, a west breeze at 5, but every little bit of wind when you're this low makes it feel even colder, one wilmington to give you an example, 10 the average temperature at 8:00. we will start out partly cloudy. by noon we're at 18. late this afternoon, we're only into the low 20s, that's a little bit warmer than yesterday, but all in all, a day way colder than normal. nothing is showing up on radar, quiet for you today. clouds overnight, again, starting to move out, we still have residual cloud cover, it's not being picked up by the infrared satellite. to the n

southeast as well, areas of flurries, light shower activity toward lebanon, along the 275 from white oak to norwood as well as downtown cincinnati and northern kentucky we go, we have areas of flurries and light snow falling as well. that takes you down to dry ridge, brooksville to georgetown and into west union, seeman and peebles area where we're tracking a few flakes. it's going to continue to move from indianapolis to areas around cincinnati. it will be a while before it shuts down completely. they will track the snow showers around 8:00 or 9:00. shower activity through midnight or so. off to the west, we have high pressure, later on sunday. as we see filtered sunshine. tomorrow morning, we're tracking the chances for a couple of snow showers, especially as we tap off the moisture off lake michigan. tonight, be concerned of low visibilities, slick spots on the roads but for some areas. you could barely see them as we take a live look to downtown cincinnati. we're tracking scattered snow showers and areas of flurries tonight. bitter cold temperatures will continue to see the windchill values sinking in the single d

lebanon. camera. there's more in the way of tracks downtown where they got an additional covering briefly out of the snow band that came through in the last hour. we have a little bit of additional concern for traveling this morning because of it. 12 degrees the current temperature. it feels like two below. the wind out of the northwest at 12 miles an hour. a very cold saturday morning. moisture is starting to shunt. we have limited moisture off of lake michigan. high pressure building in from the midwest will this afternoon help weaken winds. they'll stay breezy this morning but weaken for the late afternoon. so a pretty quiet setup for the rest of the day today and for the overnight. side of the high pressure. here comes our next chance for snow. tailing right in tomorrow afternoon. so we start increasing our clouds in the morning. we get into the afternoon with snow showers arriving. this computer model is aggressive in terms of moderate to heavy bands of snow. might not see quite this much activity, but it does look like an accumulating snowfall the second half of sunday into monday morning. by the t

downtown and even through northern kentucky. light flurries falling from middletown, lebanon, wilmington. heavier south of warmington on 68. south toward the ohio river of towards georgetown, light flurries. these will be around with us until lunchtime today. we will just wait for the clouds to clear out. batavia, springboro both at 29. 21 degrees at cvg. there is a bit of a breeze. s when you head out the door. it will be a frigid friday when you have big plans this evening. a date night or you are handing down -- heading down to the rally, bring your better weather. temperatures will be warming up. noon, flurries and gusty wind. 33 degrees. by the time we get into the afternoon, i will expect last to be cleared out. as far as the futurecast goes, it moves flurries out here early. i think they could linger into the early afternoon when our shannon -- are wind was shift and guide flurries not in our direction off of the lake. clouds will clear out into the late afternoon and early evening hours. expect sunshine tour the weekend. today, cool site, 35 dipping to 26 tonight. if you are out early tomorrow morning, get a run in

downtown. who has the worst location? kathleen: right now? -mike: probably mt. lebanon. -kathleen: mt. lebanon. lemonis: how often do you see them in person? mike: a couple times a month, we try to, at minimum. lemonis: okay. so, here's what i want to do. i'm actually gonna spend some time just with them. since andreas and michael are now franchisees, i want to get a feel for their relationship with both their mom and mike and find out if they're getting the support that they really need. andreas: so far, marcus, i can show you. lemonis: how you doing? welcome. -andreas: come on in. -lemoniti kanis. so, that's one thing that i would do -- instead of saying "hello," i would just change it. make it straight-up, like, greek. michael: at one point, we started playing greek music here, and mike didn't like it. lemonis: what do you mean, "mike didn't like it"? michael: he's very stubborn, very... lemonis: it's a greek restaurant. andreas: my brother and i would like to, like, pop in each store once every two weeks and let me taste the sauce consistency, everything. lemonis: what is one thing that's b

weather camera, looking at downtown. high thin clouds, none of which is producing any rain at precision doppler hd. and towards south eastern indiana. cooler near fayetteville. lebanon, 39 degrees. that's where the cooler air is starting to move on up. we're going to bottom around 40 degrees. it's going to happen in a strange time. and it's going to hit 40 between 8:00 and 10:00. after 10:00, it will be rising. 41 by midnight. that's when you know, we'll be seeing the warm air, when the temperature rises instead of fall. 44 degrees around 6:00. it will skyrocket, once the sun starts to rise. right now coming from the south and east. looking towards jackson. that's a little warmer than where we are now. when it switches to the south and west, that's the air. that's down in padca, near 60 degrees right now. 60 earlier on today. 80s going on in the plains. it's not going to get that warm here. either way you look at it, 60s it's not too bad of a deal. we will see it by the weekend. here's the clouds we have around now. those begin to push on out. we think it will be mostly clear skies overnight tonight. it will be pretty breezy tomorrow as the line of clouds. this is t

lebanon, and few flakes flying from areas in adams county to georgetown and hammersville. we'll continue to watch, a drying trend. and we'll see the clouds, and gradually throughout the evening. live look to downtown cincinnati. temperatures are in the teens. round 17 degrees in fayetteville. 17 at the airport. 17 in owington. mazeville and we're in the upper teens for brown and adams county as well. miles an hour. makes it feel terribly cold. we have windchill values in the single digits. feels more like 5 in cincinnati. you could expect the windchill values to dip below zero for some of us. and east of cincinnati through 8:00 or so. temperatures are falling in the low to mid-teens by the evening. 11:00, right around 11 degrees. tonight, we fall around the single digits. it will feel more like below zero for the morning commute tomorrow. and the snow is out of here. start with the single digits. bien into, 5:00, 4:00, in the lower 20s. still well below the average of 40-41 this time of year. friday, we get into the upper 20s. we see scattered snow showers, which may accumulate on the roads. it will be cold enough that it may stick to the roadings in someplaces. chance of snow showers for a few of

and if you live in laces like lebanon and wilmington, you know what i'm talking about. this is a live look and it's a beautiful shot with the sun, beaming down on downtown cincinnati. we'll continue to have a dry forecast for this evening. if you have dinner plans, don't worry about the snow. you'll probably want to bundle up. couple of lay, good idea. temperatures fall in the 20s tonight and into the teens. you could see the area of cloudiness and area of flurries, mainly in columbus. area is very dry and will continue to see a weak area of high pressure, will keep us dry tonight. however, to the north and west, the next system. and even in, even to the north, will be an area of low pressure that brings that front. this system, going to slide right down to the south and east into southern indiana. we may get some of the moisture and snow showers, with some lift early tomorrow morning, especially cincinnati around south and west, not looking at the huge amount of accumulation. the arctic front brings more moisture later tomorrow. that's when we will find issues in the roadways. we will be cold enough, anything that falls will stick to the roads. tempera