roads here in downtown norfolk are slick tonight. and that is the case for all of the city. crews have been spreading salt and sand on bridges and overpasses throughout the night but there were still plenty of accidents. which is why they are urging drivers to stay off the roads if they can -- but for delivery drivers -- that isn t an option-p&-- though one business has-p&found ways to make their jobs -p&safer.-p&-p&6:25:23 -- hot pizza hot out of -p&the -p&oven nat -- 6:25:24 - oven-p&closing and into the freezing -p&cold temperatures. delivery drivers at granby pizza in downtown norfolk know that when the temperatures drop -- their business picks up. 6:17:55 friday and saturday we are always open till 11 whether it rain or snows or storms peter freda owns granby pizza. for the last 10 years -- he has seen his fair share of storms -- and today s was no different. 6:19:10 we are always open and my staff knows it too. they know me. they know we are going to be open, even if i have to pick them up. in this go-pro video --from a granby pizza delivery man )s perspective-- you ca

he joins us live from downtown norfolk where drivers could face now to the richmond area - where the winter storm is dumping about 2 feet of snow in that area. wayne covil joins us live with more on how the snow-and-sleet is look what the snow did on interstate 64- earlier today. newschannel three spotted a car against the jersey wall near newport news. it appeared the vehicle had a spin out - in all that snow. virginia state police were busy all day- in wythe county -- a tractor-trailer jackknifed on eye-77. the driver suffered non- life threatening injuries. as of 3 this afternoon -- state troopers have responded to 380 crashes across the commonwealth. the majority of the crashes are happening in the metro-richmond region and here in hampton roads in north carolina - at least 4 people were killed in crashes. this morning )s snow also caused the mess on interstae 26 - south of asheville. at one point of a stretch of the interstate has to be shut down in both directors because multiple tractor-trailer trucks jack- knifed . newschannel three is taking action to help you beat the backu

it seems many bottles were flying off you are looking live in downtown norfolk - we )re the snow and rain is making it harder for folks driving home this evening. our winter storm team coverage continues -- with pictures and video -- from you! newschannel three s kurt williams is in the studio with more you are helping us tell this winter storm story. we got this video from our facebook friend emily in virginia beach. let s take a look at what else is happening outside your door -- that came down in virginia beach earlier today -- heather from emerald point sen this picture to us. and ruthie sent us this picture of the snow coming down on the north end of virginia beach. thanks ruthie! and here )s chubbs out enjoying the snow this afternoon! keep those pictures coming! -- we want to see the snow in your neighborhood. go to our facebook page to post your pictures and videos there! we also have a gallery on w-t- k-r-dotcom. make sure to stay with newschannel three for all your weather coverage, on air and online. live in the studio, kurt williams, newschannel three. every time we get s

this is video from his rally in downtown norfolk last year. trump is participating in regent's "presidential candidate forum". other candidates jeb bush and john kasich have already participated. all chipotle stores will close for a few hours next month to focus on a variety of issues including improving food safety. it's an attempt to get all the restaurant employees behind the cause. nearly two-thousand stores will participate in the meeting on february 8th. it's coming after outbreaks of e-coli, salmonella, and norovirus at stores across the country. chipotle is facing at least nine lawsuits because of the outbreaks. we'll be taking you live to the scene of breaking news in hawaii. crews are searching for possible survivors after two marine helicopters crashed near the coast. we'll get an update from oahu in less plus - they call him the "makeup bandit" we'll show you security video of the thief at work. plus - the winning ticket - meet a family who says they bough a ticket last- minute....and hit the jackpot! "i said i really didn't feel l

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and what you should expect a day it was i was little sleet when we came in this morning near downtown norfolk. isis god is in for craig this morning and she has a look at that really also have heard this week asia than to ride with the ragged as the eye lot of changes as we had over the next several days how to take a look outside at the under mentioned we did have a few sleet pellets mixing and how some of those very light showers that we major at all not going to slow down your commute here's a look outside overlooking downtown norfolk we do have mostly cloudy skies the sun not quite yet but the temperatures are definitely chilly thirty nine degrees in orbit where the low thirties and newport news were coming in in the low forties and was the city and twenty seven in the office and you'll notice as we go a little bit farther south temperatures holding in the forties a little bit farther north we got twenties on the map now temperatures are when i should say not bad pretty common some sites especially fiber and lint but we are seeing those winds sustained at about seven miles high in william

we'll take you to the bus station in downtown norfolk. my full forecast is there's a new bus terminal in downtown norfolk. city leaders attended a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. you may have seen the construction over the last few months. it's on st. paul's boulevard across from chrysler hall. the center allows bus passengers to wait inside before catching their rides. it also has restrooms. h-r-t also says it also boasts plenty of benches and security improvements. virginia's attorney general is firing back over concerns about the concealed handgun permits from utah. last month, mark herring said permits held by residents of 25 states longer be valid in virginia come february 1st reciprocity agreements with the states will be revoked because their concealed weapon laws don't meet virginia's standards. utah's permits are recognized in more than 30 states. but herrings office says the utah non- resident permit is not recognized in neighboring pennsylvania, south carolina, or florida, diminishing its value as a supplement to virginia

forty five so we'll watch those numbers closely here's a look outside this is our overlooking downtown norfolk we've got some clouds out there as well call it partly to mostly cloudy across the region as temperatures is chilly as well thirty seven in norfolk were coming in below freezing right now in newport news where forty one allows the city or in the twenties on the eastern shore and now has to be heading out early. definitely bundle up and bundle the kids at heading back to school here's a look at satellite radar can we do have the clouds in place they will stay in place and we've got some showers tracking mainly stretching just southeast of elizabeth city and we've got this line of very light showers continuing to head off to the north and east are heading out early you will definitely need to take the rain here are you likely needed maybe this afternoon especially if you are joining us from northeastern north carolina or right along the south side. highs will climb to the mid forties by this afternoon under mostly cloudy skies. i am chatty even warmer conditions for the weekend and will

blocks or prix fixe dinners that range in price from twenty five to forty is coordinated by the downtown norfolk council just get plain or with dnc says it is a great time for people to try out a new place that maybe i introduced the downtown to a lot of new people cause they say ok let's take this opportunity to have a great price fixe meal at a restaurant that we don't typically go to so it's a chance for the downtown restaurants really show off to pick a place if you plan to take advantage of this week make reservations if you want to find out more about participating go to thirteen years now dot com o four morning a warning for parents pay more attention to what your kids are seeing online big smoke screens and small university of nottingham in exposing kids to depictions of alcohol and tobacco in particular thirty to fifteen year old girls are seeing more alcohol and tobacco than any other age group. images of smoking and drinking can influence people's decisions later in life and this morning. if your not into the latest weight loss fad you may like this idea. lean cuisine has come up with

the new facility in downtown norfolk on sinkholes boulevard has indoor seating so that riders will have to wait in the colder the rain and designated spots for each bus so riders can easily find the bus they need this new downtown norfolk transit center cost the city around four million dollars. well after weather delayed the us and is kenny's now and see what the play that crew is going to supply food fuel and supplies to navy vessels in the mediterranean sea the military sea lift command fleet replenishment oil or is it all civilian crew of eighty nine merchant mariners left naval station norfolk this morning that it is now which is the often very fast on the mission. all right now to another story some anxious moments on united airlines flight that forced an screening reportedly attacking the flight attendants last night. this is what happen actually much of it caught on camera. abc's martha gonzales reports on the police questioning this woman after an in flight outburst last night i forced pilots to make an emergency landing of a united express flight with sixty nine passengers and

region again lower to mid fifties for the most part fifty six perhaps around virginia beach downtown norfolk and see fifty five anyone looking at low fifties ron hampton newport news va and fifty for williamsburg eastern shore a little cooler upper forties to low fifties air of four loss to see low to mid fifties along the outer banks in for most of northeast north carolina after that front comes through tonight skies will clear out overnight there might be an evening sprinkle or two i'll talk about that but tomorrow's highs in the mid to upper thirty s a lot cooler talk about a rebound with those temperatures for the rest of the week in just few minutes. he's actually an outing like a traffic near the monitor merrimack here's a live look at six sixty four northbound into newport news and south making its way to soften. no big pickup in activity just get traffic flowing freely across the bridge and headed through the tunnel so now it's head back to the traffic network maps and will take a look at that road work i mentioned a few minutes ago sixty four east before fourth view the left lane is

we have also seen a little bit of hit or miss rain into downtown portsmouth, norfolk and east. also in the north end. you can see this basically over the back a area -- bay area. we still have heavy rainfall in parts towards knotts island. farther south, there is rainfall. what have we got going on? saturday, warmer with a little bit of rain mainly through late in the day. breezy and warm and kind of we will see a big change following sunday. i will tell you all about it in a few minutes. nicole: the nation's highest court is deciding whether to consider bob mcdonnell's up. appeal. if they decide not to hear the case, mcdonald will go to prison on corruption charges. the justices are not expected to make an announcement until monday. in september 2014, a federal jury found him and his wife guilty of trading political favors for gifts and. tom: an arresting one of the many 7-eleven robberies in norfolk. police arrested kevin bristow this afternoon. he was wanted for a robbery at the 7-eleven on chesapeake boulevard wednesday morning. that is where an employee was shot. the worke

folks in downtown norfolk had to bundle up before they stepped out the door. welcome to newschannel three at 5 - i m barbara ciara. and i m kurt williams in for les smith. we )ve dealt with the chilly weather for most of the week - but could all that soon change? let s get right to chief meteorologist patrick rockey with more on what we can expect. warmer, then much colder....buckle up! we re in for another temperature roller coaster ride over the next several days. we )re also tracking some rain. but as we expecting highs in the mid 50s under mostly sunny skies. clouds will increase and thicken on friday, in advance of our next weather system southwest. it )s an area of low pressure, which will spread rain our way late friday into early saturday morning. highs will be in the mid 50s. drier weather moves in by saturday afternoon, with highs near 60. then, we )ll start seeing our high temperatures take a big dip by sunday through next week. in fact, highs will be in the upper

adlib weather / here's a live look from over downtown norfolk. this afternoon: mostly winds: sw 10-15 mph. tonight: mainly clear. lows: mid-30s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. friday: increasing clouds with rain developing late in the day. highs: upper-50s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. we have a lot of sunshine for today with more southerly winds. temps will warm to the low to mid-50s this afternoon. tomorrow, it will be warmer with highs in the upper-50s. we'll start with sunshine, but clouds will increase through the day. rain showers will move in by the evening hours. the rain will continue overnight. saturday will be dry with highs near 60. by sunday, some colder air will move into the region. at this time, the models are very split on chances for precipitation. a couple models have an offshore low close enough to the region that some moisture moves in and brings a wintry mix to the region. two other models have the low far from our region and only bring a couple of flurries to the area. stay tuned for updates to see which models have a better which is now just

today in downtown norfolk -- those who lost loved ones to violence gathered to spread awareness. newschannel 3 s kelly rule joins us live in the control room with the details. gabriella -- the loved ones of joseph bose were there. you ll recall he was a hampton university student that lost his life to gunfire at a party near old dominion university )s campus. they people -- to speak up. 49;10 the person is out there and if they did it once they ll do it again, so it )s our job to make sure that were speaking up speaking up -- about gun violence -- across hampton roads. that was the motivation behind a march through downtown norfolk this morning. 20;35;42 im participating with the community to help spread the word about ending the violence a movement that symone gyles says -- is especially close to her heart. she was there in honor of hampton university student joe bose -- who was murdered back in october -- at a party off of old dominion university s campus. his case -- among 15 murders in norfolk -- still unsolved. 48;30 it )s been almost 3 months-p&-p&- now and no one has come

the rain has moved out and so are namely dealing with the cloud cover so here's a look over downtown norfolk and were seeing mostly cloudy skies temperatures are mild this morning were in the forties in most spots forty three right now in mouth of becoming a forty three as well x more good morning and last year forty six degrees on the peninsula with the forties here as well forty five in williamsburg forty seven in newport news as well as hanson across the south side a lot of eight in crestwood plaza forty and the chesapeake regional airport forty seven in cape henry and the northeastern north carolina with that fifty in belvedere her for you waking up to fifty degrees and forty eight and outs of the rain has moved out of here now seeing mainly dry conditions but again we do have the clouds across the areas as i zoom out the view i put on my windscreen map so that you can see the coffee counter clockwise flow around that area of low pressure that brought the rain yesterday behind a wreck ceasing drying conditions so it's mainly dry across much of much of the southeast but i am tracking a sy

out brendan ponton is live outside out studio in downtown norfolk where the snow is already falling. rain, snow and wind... rain, snow and wind... we are gearing for a significant winter storm to impact much of virginia and north carolina over the next few days. snow northeast, from mid-morning to midday. areas along the albemarle and outer banks, will more than likely see rain. as the area of low pressure moves closer to the area, it will drive which will cause for most areas. we will see that switch to rain from south to north through the midday to afternoon hours. our northern communities, especially along the peninsulas, may see a slower transition to rain than the rest of us, meaning you could see a little more snow on newschannel three will have special storm team coverage tomorrow morning at six. -- join me, kristen, myles and jessica for the latest forecast -- what to expect on the roads and how this winter storm is >> victor: thank you. i trust the accommodations are to your liking. >> natalie: [ scoffs ] which part -- the part where i didn't get my laptop as requested so i

but first, here's a live look from tower cam 10 from over downtown norfolk. the temperatures felt more like spring than the beggining of january -- but that's okay... just wait for a few more hours, you'll need the heavy jacket. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center to let us know how low the temperatures will get. tonight: clear and chilly. lows: mid-30s. winds: w 10-20 mph. monday: sunny skies. much cooler. highs: mid- 40s. winds: w 10 mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. a touch milder. highs: beautiful with plenty of sunshine and highs in the tonight, expect clear skies with temperatures gradually dropping back into the mid-50s by 9 pm. winds will stay up around 10 to 20 mph, so it'll will be down into the mid-20s. you'll definitely want warm layers as you head out the door tomorrow in the mid-40s. at least we'll have abundant sunshine! we'll keep the sunshine going through tuesday. in advance of a cold front, winds will be back out of the south, so a little more cloud cover flurries, so don't expect any accumulations. most people w

and -- here's a live look from tower cam 10 over downtown norfolk. the snow is still pushing through the area. meteorologists don slater and ashley baylor will let you know how long it'll we're talking about donk's theater in mathews county. a building officials tells us snow and wind brought down the roof last night. he says crews will have to tear down the rest of the building. no one was hurt. the local landmark opened in 1947 -- anda was home to many musical the years. plus - downed tree - a virginia beach family is cleaning up after a tree we continue team coverage of winter weather tonight at 6. 10 on your side's joe fisher is in norfolk. besides the that wintry mix all day, some pretty high wind too. view section of norfolk all day -- where we have seen conditions continue to mixture sticking to the road. this isn't enough for crews to plow, but they have been treating the roads with a salt- sand mixture. they have eight trucks on the road today in norfolk. crews working around the clock. the big concern now is the tidal flooding, the wind and

shifting gears to weather at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. it's been somewhat of a cloudy start to the day. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: lots of clouds. isolated showers. especially later this afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid-upper 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: partly to mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5-10mph. we'll see lots of clouds again today and tomorrow. there may be a few spotty especially towards the early evening. temps will be mild this winds are still out of the northeast. however, tomorrow they will be more out of the east. so we will warm up a little more (upper 50s to low 60s). plus we may see a bit more sunshine tomorrow. more widespread rain will move in saturday evening into saturday night. it will continue into sunday morning, but will move week. high temps will now to a 10 time saver ja

theyve been released - but not before norfolk-based navy assets took action to find them. plus -- a chase in downtown and the the sun was shining -- but the wind was blowing in expect in the coming days -- plus -- norfolk- based navy operations play a role in bringing detained sailors home from iran. and the mayor with a mugshot -- the charges that have all of portsmouth talking tonight -- good evening, i m beverly kidd. and i m kurt williams a simple traffic violation turned into an out of control situation in portsmouth and now the mayor is facing a felony charge. newschannel 3s margaret kavanagh is live tonight in the newsroom margaret this case is shocking. its bizarre. the sheriff and the other displayed for everyone to

this is video from last year's march in downtown norfolk. monday is the federal holiday honoring dr. king. most offices will be closed to allow people to take time to reflect on the day. we have a list of all the events on h-r- scene-dot-com. just look for the day of service opportunities link. you'll also find weekend events on h-r scene, including restaurant week. it starts today in newport news, and sunday in downtown norfolk. participating restaurants, just search "restaurant week". stay with us, of your forecast coming again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. warmer. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds south 10mph. tonight: rain moves in by this evening and lasts overnight. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds south 10mph. saturday: clearing skies. highs will be in the upper 50s. winds west rain moves in by the early evening hours. we'll see rain overnight, but i

here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk chances are you needed that jacket this morning as you got ready for school and work. those temperatures will start to warm up this week -- meteorologist jeremy wheeler is in the super doppler 10 weather center with how high the temperatures will get. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. virginia's community colleges are getting nearly 2-million dollars from the help coal mining workers who lost their jobs. the u.s. department of labor says the grant for the virginia community system will help about 210 workers in southwestern virginia who were laid off from bristol-based alpha natural resources. they'll receive career services and training to prepare them for positions in manufacturing, tourism, and outdoor recreation industries. four virginia counties have been issued as primary disaster designations agriculture after flooding last fall. wight, patrick, southampton, and surry counties. it's been determined those counties' farms lost enough money, because of t

here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. an absolutely beautiful day outside. let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tatein the super doppler 10 rest of today: increase in cloud cover. well above average. highs will be in the low 60s. winds sw 5- winds south/west 5-15mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. we're getting a nice warm-up today. highs will be in the low 60s with while it may be warming up, our nation's capital is still dealing with the effects of this weekend's winter storm. federal offices in washington are closed again today. schools there are also shut down. the storm dumped almost two feet of snow across that region over the weekend. the blizzard was one of the top five snowstorms on record for the city. new at midday -- virginia beach police arrested a exposed himself to children in the neighborhood. this is 69-year-old ralph gutshall. police arrested him thursday, shortly after the alleged incident was reported to dispatch. there are no

the sun continues to shine here locally -- here's a live look from tower cam 10 over downtown norfolk. meteorologist ashley baylor is watching this tricky storm as it moves in our direction. she's here with an updated forecast on what you can expect in the next couple of days. ashley? let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. this afternoon: mostly sunny. highs: mid to upper-30s. winds: n 10-15 mph. tonight: increasing clouds. lows: upper-20s. winds: n 5-10 mph. friday: rain/snow mix developing by late morning/midday..snow farther north and west of the metro. changing to all rain through by the evening. highs: low to mid-40s. winds: ne 5-15 mph. high pressure has control today, so we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine across the region. unfortunately, despite breeze will keep highs in the mid to upper-30s. (our average high is 48). tonight, we'll gradually see increasing clouds as our next storm system approaches. as you head out the door tomorrow morning, we will not see any falling precip, but make sure you have warm layers and an umbre

here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. it's a beautiful, clear day. but it's a little chilly. let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate in the super doppler 10 weather center... sun. breezy and colder. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds wnw 8-12mph. tonight: mostly clear. lows will be near 30. winds sw 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs will be in the low/mid 50s. winds south 5-15mph. a strong cold front has moved through the region. so we are much colder and drier today. highs will only be in the mid 40s. wind chills will be in the 30s at times this afternoon. tomorrow we will warm up just a bit out ahead of a 2nd cold front. this front will move through tuesday night and could bring a few sprinkles and/or flurries to the region. possibly even a light dusting of snow to a few cities north of our area, but more likely a scattered and light wintry mix. no accumulations are expected for our region. stay tuned for updates. we will definitely be cold on wednesday behind the front. highs will only be in the upper 30s. we will be milder going

here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. that cold snap has really bit our viewing area today. how long will that last? let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate weather center... rest of today: mainly sunny and cold! highs in the low-mid 30s. wind: nw 10-20...wind chill values in the 20s. tonight: clear sky and very cold. lows in the teens. wind: nw 10-15mph... wind chill values in the single digits. tuesday: sunny & freezing! highs will struggle to reach the freezing mark. wind: nw 10-15mph...wind chill values in low 20s. an arctic ridge of high pressure will gradually ridge into our area throughout the day...and it'll sit over our area tomorrow. this will lead to very cold temperatures. highs for the next couple of days will stay in the low-mid 30s, but it'll feel colder with the wind. speaking of the wind, it'll "feel like" single tonight...but actually lows will fall into the teens. this is pipe bursting cold, so cover up exposed pipes...and use firefighters are still working to find out what caused a fire in

live in norfolk stefania okolie newschhanl three taking a live look outside now at our downtown norfolk cam. if everything didn t melt yesterday-- we re sure to see it go today. with sunshine and warmer temperatures-- it s a nice change up from this weekend. let s send things over to meteorologist myles henderson with your live vipir forecast. another step warmer... temperatures will start in the 30s this morning, with most locations above the freezing point. watch out for a few icy spots inland, closer to i-95. highs will warm into the upper 50s this afternoon. expect sunshine this morning with clouds building in this afternoon. an isolated shower is possible today but most of us will stay dry. wednesday as a cold front moves . temperatures will fall from the mid 40s to the mid 30s on wednesday. new details-- hampton police say calls to crime line led them to a man wanted in a carjacking earlier this month. police arrested 25-year-old james drew. investigators say about two weeks ago-- drew carjacked a man on michigan drive. that man wasnt hurt. police say your calls to the crime line

expect delays if you travel through downtown norfolk. crews are replacing sewer lines near the intersection of brambleton and saint pauls boulevard. that )s already a very busy intersection. but the city says they )ve been planning for a way-p&to manage the traffic. off duty cops will help direct traffic and the timing of lights has been changed. the construction will continue until early march. still ahead on newschannel three at 6 -- taking action against crime in chesapeake. the new devices that have gone up to chesapeake is turning to technology to keep unwanted visitors - and crime out of their city parks when they close for the night. newschannel 3s todd corillo is live at elizabeth river park to explain. todd? you can see cameras right behind me here - these are video cameras of a 360 view of the park in some other parks - chesapeake make sure these parks stay safe - even at night. from high up on light poles - to flush with the sides of buildings chesapeake is saying smile - youre on camera - to trespassers after hours in city pa

taking a live look over downtown norfolk. patrick rockey is live with your storm team forecast. sunshine and 60 degree weather is on the way. eventually. as an area of low pressure that brought us clouds and a few showers today moves away, our skies will continue to clear overnight. we should wake up to plenty of sunshine on friday morning. but a dying cold front will bring us gusty winds and a few passing clouds from time to time. some of the forecast models even bring us a few passing sprinkles. expect highs to end the work week in the mid-to-upper 40s. the weekend will bring us plenty of sunshine and even milder weather. by saturday afternoon our winds will shift around to the south pumping in those warmer temperatures. we will see highs on saturday in the upper 40s and lower 50s. and it gets even temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s with just a few passing clouds. monday brings a few more clouds and a little more warmth, with high temperatures in the mid 60s. the mild weather sticks around for tuesday and wednesday, but it looks like the sunshine will be replaced by showers. w

here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. it's a clear and beautiful day. but, looks can be decieving. it is extremly cold out there, and the winter snap doesn't look like it will go away anytime soon. let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest today: cold with sunshine. highs will only be in the upper 20s. winds nw 10-20mph. wind in the teens for this afternoon. tonight: mostly clear and cold. lows will be in the upper teens & low 20s. winds nw 5-15mph. wednesday: increasing clouds...light snow possible wednesday night. highs will be in the mid 30s. winds nw/sw 5-15 an arctic high is dominating our weather, and it has a very cold air mass over us. highs will only be in the upper 20s. so drip the faucets today. even during the day is fine. bring in the pets. wind chills will be in the teens thru the rest of the afternoon. we'll warm up a little tomorrow as the winds die down, but it won't be as sunny. clouds will increase...leading to a cloudy sky by midday wednesday. a

here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk almost all the snow is gone here on the southside - but the same doesn't hold true up the peninsula. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 weather center.. rest of today: mostly sunny. warmer this afternoon. highs will be in the mid-upper 40s. winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the mid to upper 50s. winds south 10-15mph. high pressure will control the weather today, and we'll see lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we'll warm up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will bring some rain showers. it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late thursday as the low moves monitored over the next day or two. it does not loo

off to the north and east but we're mainly going until the clouds here's a look overlooking downtown norfolk and with that cloudy skies temperatures are mild forty seven degrees right now the winds are out of the west southwest at thirty mph so it is a bit on the breezy side but with that westerly wind as a drying win prizes that will help to scour out the clouds just a bit simon says a bit breezy ten miles in chesapeake thirteen and norfolk are seeing those winds sustained at about twelve in virginia beach and thirteen in portsmouth as we will remain breezy winds ten to fifteen mph out of the west and that can help to boost our temperatures and to the upper fifties by this afternoon and that is above what we said before this time of the year we should be in the forties and we're going to climb near sixty but i am tracking a big cooldown as we headed to the second half of the weekend and a chance for some wintry precipitation will talk about that a little bit more and just a few sure dramatic yesterday driving home was crazy for me to do yes it was pretty bad yesterday that it's gone. me too

here's a live look at tower cam 10 at the skies over downtown norfolk. let's get the latest from meteorologist deitra tate in the super doppler 10 weather center... rest of today: mostly cloudy with decreasing showers. temps will hover in the low/mid 40s through the afternoon. winds north 10-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. lows will be in the low 30s. winds north 5-10mph. thursday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers over northeast north carolina and the outer banks. a few showers possible for hampton roads. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds north 5- 10mph. a cold front is moving through the area. temps 40s to the low 40s. scattered showers will decrease through the mid afternoon. we will dry out a little later today as the front stalls out offshore. some clouds will remain. tomorrow an area of low pressure will see a few showers in the area with dry out for friday into we have breaking news out of virginia beach police and the swat team are trying to serve a warrant on ewing place. they have actually been there since eight a-m. police have not told us if

switching over to weather now -- taking a live look outside at downtown norfolk with the newschannel three skycam -- the winds have died down since earlier today -- chief meteorologist patrick rockey is in the live vipir forecast center - with what you can expect tonight warmer, then much colder....buckle up! we re in for another temperature roller coaster ride over the next several days. we )re also tracking some rain. but as we move through our thursday, we re expecting highs in the mid 50s under mostly sunny skies. clouds will increase and thicken on friday, in advance of our next weather system that moves in from the southwest. it )s an area of low pressure, which will spread rain saturday morning. highs drier weather moves in by saturday afternoon, with highs near 60. then, we )ll start seeing our high temperatures take a big dip by sunday through next week. in fact, highs will be in the upper 30s monday and tuesday. the drama in portsmouth started well before the mayor was pulled over by the sheriff. in fact the sheriff was at that portsmouth city council meeting -- for another

here's a live look from tower cam 10 over downtown norfolk and portsmouth. you can't see how cold it is - but if you walk outside, you'll surely feel it. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center to let us know how long you'll need to bundle up. overnight: decreasing clouds. watch out for icy roads. lows: mid-20s. winds: w 10-15 mlk jr. day: mostly sunny. chilly. highs: low-30s. winds: w 10-15 was a good thing we had came down at such a rapid roads, the quality of the the roads will freeze overnight with temperatures dropping jr. day, but for those of you run into any slippery spots. we'll be back it'll remain chilly we'll see mostly rain or you still want to send us your snowy pictures, videos, or reports, feel thank you to everyone who and as ashley mentioned - the big concern now is left behind - could freeze overnight. cities across hampton roads - and areas to the west like williamsburg are taking precautions. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live in portsmouth with the details. matt.. deanna, actual measurable snow fell mor

taking a live look at downtown norfolk for more lets go to chief

workers braving today s cold temperatures while working at the intersection of bute and boush in downtown norfolk. chief meteorologist patrick rockey is in the live vipir forecast center - with your no wait weather. patrick? more frigid weather and several chances for snow on the way. wednesday morning won t be quite as cold or quite as windy as tuesday morning, but it will still be awfully chilly. expect temperatures in the upper teens and lower 20s with wind chill values in the lower teens. but by the afternoon most of us will climb into the mid- and even upper-30s. in the afternoon we will also notice an increase in clouds ahead of a fast-moving area of low pressure. we call this kind of system an alberta clipper the clipper will swing through the region wednesday night. it could bring us some brief snow showers and even moves out around midnight. then our attention turns to the monster storm on the way for friday and saturday. for a big part of the country this could be an historic winter storm. some parts of virginia, erst virginia and maryland could see 3 feet or more of snow. for us, there

taking a live look outside at downtown norfolk. ( ad-lib camera ( chief meteorologist patrick rockey is in the live vipir forecast center. it )s time to pay the piper. after unusually mild weather for about the last six weeks, the bottom is dropping out. that means dangerously cold and windy weather for the next few days and the possibility of a winter storm later this week. an arctic air mass is bringing us unseasonably cold temperatures, gusty winds and mainly clear skies. most of us will wake up to temperatures in the teens on tuesday morning with wind chills in the single digits. and, despite plenty of sunshine, most of us probably won )t break the freezing mark on tuesday. in fact some of us may not even climb out of the 20s! wednesday morning brings more cold weather. lighter, so it won )t feel quite-p&as brutal. and by the afternoon we expect temperatures to be in the upper 30s and even some lower 40s. then our attention turns to a developing storm system that could bring us more wintry weather on friday and saturday. there are a lot of moving parts with this system and a lot

a wet start for people waiting at the tide stop in downtown norfolk today. chief meteorologist patrick rockey is live with your storm team forecast. tracking rain, maybe a few snowflakes, and much warmer air....the cold front that brought a lot of us rain today is in fact, most areas will see partly to mostly cloudy skies tonight with overnight low temperatures in the low and mid 30s. on thursday, all eyes will be on an area of low pressure that will track off the north carolina coast. a few rain showers will be possible in the morning. but we )re going to watch this system closely because, with temperatures starting the day in the 30s, a few snowflakes could mix in with the rain. by afternoon, scattered rain will be around. otherwise, expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the mid 40s. skies will clear as we go through friday. highs will be near 50. then, this weekend, we )re expecting plenty of sunshine. high temperatures will climb into the 50s and 60s! more rain arrives by the middle of next week. on a barricade situation in virginia beach. police have

person had attempted to take one out and that was it johnny mallozzi -- manager of 2-19 bistro in downtown norfolk -- says he wouldn )t let customers use e-cigarettes inside the restaurant -- but it also hasn )t been a problem. and if the law passes -- just like the cigarette ban a few years ago -- he expects customers to continue to comply. 18;40 i think everybody who eats and drinks would rather do it without smoking kelly rule...newschann el 3. isle of wight schools are on a after our wintry weekend, the work week is going to look and feel a lot more springlike. even our cool downs won t be that cool. a cold front will approach the region on tuesday. ahead of that front southwest winds will warm us up into the upper 50s and the lower 60s. we will see increasing clouds and a slight chance for showers, mainly on the outer banks. but as the cold front crosses the region on wednesday, we do expect scattered showers. in fact, some of our northern communities, like the middle peninsula and the northern neck may see a little sleet or snow mixed in at the start. we will start the day with temperatures

outside the macarthur center in downtown norfolk today. chief meteorologist patrick with more on the snow in the forecast. tracking snow....we are tracking not just one but two chance of snow. the first system moves in tonight from the west. it will be a quick shot of snow as this system moves through. some areas could see anywhere from a dusting to half inch of snow accumulations. cloudy skies with overnight lows in the 20s. we )re tracking a much larger system for friday and saturday that could bring us snow but also some rain. ultimately, how much snow we see will all depend on the precise track of this storm. so let )s talk about it. we )re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that move into the area from the southwest. as this system moves into some very cold air already in place, any precipitation that develops will first fall as snow early on friday. then, during the day, as low pressure moves over the area, it will drive in slightly warmer temperatures, which will cause the snow to transition into rain. once the low exits the

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let's take a look outside it's absolutely gorgeous this morning here's a live look over looking downtown norfolk the sun is out it's just going to be a great weekend if you have been trying to get anything done outside this weekend is going to be the perfect weekend for it we've got clear skies overlooking downtown norfolk but it is chilly out there don't let the sunshine fool you twenty nine degrees right now in norfolk where twenty five right now know was this city isn't just about everyone sitting below freezing thirty on the eastern shore and mouth but no yesterday we had some breezy conditions but the winds really calm down overnight. the light winds in the clear skies on satellite and radar that will help those temperatures to fall overnight or for today right about fifty degrees. some spots could climb into the low fifties definitely not out of the question that is pretty typical for late january we should be right about forty nine degrees. if you are traveling today may be hitting the road going somewhere looking nice all across the region. plenty of sunshine in the forties to washington

here's a look at site i this is overlooking downtown norfolk we've got plenty of cloud cover over the region temperatures are pretty mild though forty three degrees. those wins today out of the north and northeast yesterday. our winds were out of the west and that helped to boost our temperatures to sixty degrees by the afternoon not to be the case today are starting off in the forties going to fall as we head into the afternoon our near forty degrees and some upper thirties in spots but it will be emailing rain event for the south side stretching this afternoon we could see a few snow flakes mixing and so again if you're heading out need the snow shovel i don't think you do definitely take the rain here though and layer up because going to be a cold sunday in tracking a big cooldown as we head into your mug luther king day we'll talk about that coming up with a seven day forecasts joe thinks a shot of story this half hour a historic deal united states lifted economic sanctions against iran this weekend after the united nations said the iranian government met requirements to scale bac

right now newschannel three is monitoring the skies over downtown norfolk the rain will be pouring down tonight. welcome to newschannel three at 5 - i m barbara ciara. and - i m les smith. the rain could make it harder for folks heading home from work. let s get right to chief meteorologist patrick rockey tracking it from the live vipir forecast center. tracking rain, then a gradual drop in our temperatures....a s we move through our friday we )re tracking a good chance of rain, courtesy of an area of low pressure moving up the coast from the south. this low will spread heavy rain in some spots, capable of producing flooding in typical flood prone areas. a couple of thunderstorms are possible as well, which could produce gusty winds. otherwise, expect cloudy skies with low temperatures in the upper 40s. most of the rain will be out of here overnight tonight into early saturday morning. in fact, for most of saturday, we )ll see partly cloudy skies. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. a cold front moves in saturday, causing our highs to drop into the upper 40s by sunday. now, talki

the chill is in the air over downtown norfolk tonight - but could we soon see snow? let s check in with chief tracking it from the live vipir some of us hit the 70a mark yesterday, so of course we may see a few snowflakes tomorrow night! a strong canadian cold front will approach the region on tuesday. ahead of that front expect a gusty southwest wind that will push temperatures well into the 50s. this cold front won t have much moisture to work with. however, as it passes tuesday evening we may see a few raindrops or even a few snowflakes fall. behind the front on wednesday it will be sharply colder, with high temperatures only in the mid- to-upper 30s, despite plenty of sunshine. but after that, we will enjoy a warming trend through the rest of the work week and into the weekend. we will climb into the upper 40s on thursday, the 50s on friday and to near 60a on saturday. saturday. we are forecasting a 40% chance for showers. and some of those could linger into early on sunday. but most of the day is looking dry. and then sunshine returns for martin luther king day

look outside at downtown norfolk -- it s going to be a slick night on the roads. let s get right to chief meteorologist patrick rockey in the live vipir forecast center -- tracking rain, then a gradual drop in our temperatures....a s we move through our friday night, have your umbrella handy. we )re tracking a good chance of rain, courtesy of an area of low pressure moving up the coast from the south. this low will spread heavy rain in some spots, capable of producing flooding in typical flood prone areas. a couple of thunderstorms are possible as well, which could produce gusty winds. otherwise, expect cloudy skies with low temperatures in the upper 40s. most of the rain will be out of here overnight tonight into early saturday morning. in fact, for most of saturday, we )ll see partly cloudy skies. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. a cold front moves in saturday, causing 40s by sunday. now, talking about sunday, expect mostly cloudy skies and a few showers. we )ll start to see a bit more sun monday and tuesday, but it won t be warm at all. high temperatu