it will be in downtown suffolk by 8:00 or 8:15 p.m. right at the oceanfront by 9:30 p.m. it is a long way away in terms of moving on in. in terms of any snowfall with it, there is no paul white up in the mountains, but that is it, so we are not concerned about it. as far as any snow we might have, it might be tomorrow night when we could see some snow. .08, .05, nothing very much. a quarter of an inch of snow to richmond. the ground is warm. we could see tomorrow night a dusting and at most a flurry or two in the hampton roads area and a little further north. nothing real big. the bigger stuff happens next week. i will tell you what that is. it does not involve snow. that will be coming up in a few minutes. nicole: a big change day today day of whether. tom: another pounding from nature. this is video from enzi 12. deanna: continues our team coverage tonight. deanna: the police here in kitty hawk closed the road for a few hours while crews make sure they removed the sand and any dangerous debris. the people that live here that i talked to say it does not rank very high on

and portsmouth, downtown suffolk and kempsville, 8:25 and moving to sea about 8:36. peninsula, we'll get to you, too, to show you what's going on and moving towards the williamsburg area 7:30, towards the northern end of newport news, a little later than that farther southward, 7:46 towards the hampton area and on towards cape charles by 8:20, 8:30. that's what's going on into the region. we take a look what's going on in terms of a wider view of things. you can see, again, there's a line of thunderstorms really, really moving on in. round 2 coming up for the evening hours and is likely to continue moving eastward. there are still all kinds of warnings. that tornado watch is in effect for the evening hours as well through 9:00 and running across

this is likely to move on at 6:00 and then likely toward about franklin at 6:37, 6:40 four downtown suffolk, 7:00 toward downtown norfolk, 7:30, center of chesapeake, and on into camps bill around 7:35. finally for the oceanfront at about 7:45. that is it they continue to present speed at about 45-50 miles per hour. climbing northward, but the line itself appears to be moving north-northeast. 7:00 toward the williamsburg area. 7:10, 7:30 eastward toward your county, gloucester point of toward court house run. not to the eastern shore until 8:00, 830 p.m. once again, things have quieted down considerably for the hampton roads cities. it is always good to know when there's a tornado, a tornado warning is issued. go to the lowest level of your home. a spin is best. obviously, not many basements around. but they off the second floor. if you have a child napping on the second floor, bring them down. it hits the second floor first, if a tornado is bearing down on you, jump in the bathtub and cover your kids heads. anterior closet, as well. more structure around you. stay away from windows. you ar

but whether downtown suffolk will one day echo with the sounds of construction equipment the like was happening in newport news the will depend on what lawmakers decide in everybody should have a reasonable access to food but when jens local market opens sometime around late march bay port credit union will have a branch there. the legs actually owned by the city of newport news was paying for construction. scanlon will then manage and pay the city back through lease the plan is to use his template across the commonwealth but only if lawmakers give that ten million dollars you know kate will know that by march while i'm on three senior thirty actually want to start with disabilities across the rain show you that not everybody is having the fog but in spots where we are seeing it is causing some issues norfolk just a moment ago was a quarter of a mile that pretty dense. now it's up to three quarters of a mile virginia beach about a half a mile to nap in west point. we do expected to continue later tonight on the turnaround this is from our sky view here at the station so you can barely

boaz around seven thirty five downtown suffolk at seven fifty one and that's assuming it continues its current rate of speed and its current direction of movement right now it's just mostly cloudy out there forty four will be holding at around forty three or forty four to the evening with a few showers by nine o'clock. occasional showers then by midnight and some steady rain during the overnight you can see newport news is a little warmer than southside your elizabeth city in a slightly cooler chili or forty two right now at wall of silence take me back to this morning a few pics of clouds once and accuse me of sun through the clouds once in awhile but in general not a bad day temperatures course nothing like this all over the weekend we were upper sixties to lower seventies both days depending on your exact location. there comes that first batch of whether thickening a little bit later this evening in the overnight hours and so pretty wet at times late tonight early tomorrow and then will start to see the rain chance is going down. i expect will be many areas that do not get any preci

coming up what could be an accident here travel very slow on fifty westbound as we head towards downtown suffolk area and will catch up for sixty back up towards waverly as soon as we can trade back to the metro area we have new information just in concerning an incident on eightieth street in newport apparently a tree has had a house i believe we have a picture yet of that tree fell see quite a bit of damage the home has been condemned there is a family that lives in that house they are now displaced. we're getting reports of a number of trees down on the peninsula in hampden there's one down at the aberdeen in mercury i see that according to hampton police we have one down in butler farm road at loop this way and that's blocking the roadway there the police asking folks to use caution if you don't have to go out you should probably stay in because you just never know where those down lines are downed trees are as well let's check in now with just life in jeopardy are beginning to start to look at the damage and it has as it has crossed the region are you beginning to get a picture of just what

needs closure after their loved one -- was last seen on 4th street in suffolk police have said they have strong evidence he was in downtown newport news before he vanished. his car was found there. they don't think he was the one who left it. the family is speaking only to 10 on your side about the pain of not knowing. >> if they have kids, they should be able to understand my heart. i need to know where my child is. it breaks my heart. >> the couple tells us they have exhausted all leads. give him a call if you have any information on that. >> still to come, a legacy is kept alive with the hopes of saving other children. how your generosity is helping a father keep other safe on the road. rise here in hampton, i will let you know why police say this is a problem. >> and believe it or not it will be 72 degrees coming up. with that, we have some rain. even the marginal risk of some thunderstorms. i will say about that in a few minutes. >> in sports, the hype leading up to super bowl 50 is underway. >> we have more from the broncos and the panthers. announcer: hugh are watching i do everything on the internet. but it's kind

suffolk. you hear that? a viewer sent us this video of hail coming down the yard. flooding. downtown and old town or drivers. take much for the streets to flood. some photos. the high water is near the museum on water street. tom: one of the more intense storms that prompted a tornado warning for portsmouth went right over the navy base. this picture shows how the rain showed -- rain turned a parking lot into a lake. if it is safe to do so, take your pictures and videos and tom: we are picking up coverage of severe weather in waiver -- waverly. at least three people died. we were on the scene capturing the devastation and speaking with residents. here's a look at what they saw while walking through the town. >> we let main street about 15-20 minutes ago. we showed you some of the damage on main street. some of that damage was mainly roof damage. you can see that we are starting to see some of the major damage that we were told is here. i'm being told that at least one mobile home is completely gone. there's a laundromat up here that is completely gone. when you look down the street,

there's all the showers coming through including the downtown area the metro norfolk portsmouth over the northern suffolk and chesapeake we had the showers now little break in virginia beach which are going to get more showers later and eventually snow storms and taking the bus stop whether be prepared for the patchy fog and then areas of showers is while temperatures right now in the forties to low fifties we should warm enough of the next couple of hours to about fifty degrees at the airport forty eight so we are starting to trend up a little bit temperatures are warmer down to the south a front lip to the area bringing with it the surge of warmer air severe weather down across parts of florida and georgia this morning a tornado watch there but we're going to see our chances later today so we're going to be watching this very carefully. highs today lower seventies very warm with those stronger storms and early evening i see a lot more talk about impacts timing will have your weekend and sounds good right now are chesapeake on sixty four not too far from greenbrier parkway. here is a westbound traffic t

forty six or so at the airport forty seven for downtown forty nine force in the areas off the coast in virginia beach chesapeake a fifty fifty one in suffolk and frank will turn our attention off to the north leesburg also around fifty one generally mid to upper forties for the peninsula in the middle peninsula little crew of brown city bank in the northern neck in the eastern shore low to mid forties now become south and northeast north carolina mid to upper forties at the outer banks forty nine for on her for needn't in a good looking day today but if you like warmer weather you're gonna love the weekend temperatures going up with highs in the sixties she more than a moment let's check the high rise bridge with ashley. our record is taking a quick live look i'd still very early in the mornings are really talking to the early bird commuters right now is giving you a live look at the high rise bridge there's or eastbound traffic crossing the bridge now headed toward george washington and just a little bit here wes found making its way in the direction of four sixty four still moving well but the big issues out there to report and as we hea

suffolk. flooding was another problem in many low-lying neighborhoods because we got so much rain. check out this video from downtown and olde towne portsmouth where the rain left a mess for drivers trying to get home. hampton roads wasn't the only place hit hard by yesterday's storms. new this morning, we can show you what other people across virginia are dealing with. in appomattox county, one man died when a severe thunderstorm rolled through the area. check out this video of the damage. the storm destroyed homes and threw cars around like toys. state police say at least four buildings are total losses. witnesses described the moments. 40 - no super mos / survived storm "he i was hold, hugging, that tree, one of the trees in my front yard." as we said earlier in the newscast, governor terry mcauliffe issued a state of emergency for virginia national guard, state police, virginia department of emergency management and v-dot can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. rescue crews pulled several people from trapped storm wreckage in tappahannock. paramedics took more than 20 people to nearby

suffolk. flooding was another problem in many low-lying neighborhoods because we got so much rain. check out this video from downtown and olde towne portsmouth where the rain left a mess for drivers trying to get home. hampton roads wasn't the only place hit hard by new this morning, we can show you what other people across virginia are dealing with. in appomattox county, one man died when a severe thunderstorm rolled through the area. check out this video of the damage. the storm destroyed homes and threw cars around like toys. state police say at least four buildings are total losses. witnesses described the terrifying moments. 40 - no super mos / survived storm "he opened the front door and when he did, he said, ornado, tornado,' and he ran and i ran, and i was hold, hugging, that tree, one of the trees in my front yard." as we said earlier in the newscast, governor terry mcauliffe issued a state of emergency for virginia that means the virginia national guard, state police, virginia department of emergency management and v-dot can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. rescue crews pulle

downtown norfolk. you can see with skyview things are much quieter right now than yesterday i was out in our storm coverage driving around got to suffolk add up to waverly inn actually solve the damage from the storms and it was pretty amazing to damage of course a laundromat some homes up there really hit hard in the heat to get through that they are saying once we got through the storms last night the weather would improve and that has not changed out is still going to be quite windy across the region today thirty six in norfolk twenty six. these are wind guess i should say thirty six mile per hour gusts or norfolk twenty six not progressed enough to have had some strong winds down around dock pier augusta thirty nine mph so it is breezy at their desk between thirty thirty five from hampton virginia beach and enron elizabeth city very breezy out there this morning and as you can see the skies are starting to clear out still woman of cloud cover but we don't have to worry about any storm this today. capture still very mild at the coast is cooler and when eventually captures are going to drop as cooler air set to roll into the region f

downtown norfolk and thirty seven smithfield in chesapeake. also franklin about the same maybe degree or two warmer in suffolk and virginia beach could see thirty eight maybe thirty nine degrees up on the eastern shore very cold for at the mac county low around cape charles in northampton. edu the middle peninsula and then the northern neck these areas into upper thirties and we'll see about the same for the tenants although williamsburg should be a little warmer around forty maybe forty one degrees. ross to look it sounds close to forty rout heard from elizabeth city captures upper thirties low forties at the outer banks a cold day today but it gets even sillier with snow chances tomorrow. now we give the potential for accumulating snow tomorrow afternoon. that's the best chances will come from midday tomorrow. the late afternoon by evening it clears out but we could see anywhere from a heavy dusting to maybe an inch or so across the area tomorrow so we'll be watching that and its impacts on the roads tomorrow afternoon right now see how things roll on the roads with cash or check in traffic right now in virginia beach on to sixty four again a

hyrum thirty six maybe thirty seven downtown norfolk los thirty seven along the chesapeake in smithfield maybe degree or two warmer in virginia beach and head toward suffolk in wakefield williamsburg right around forty maybe forty one upper thirties for matthews and then mid thirties from sunny bank of the northern neck down to gloucester will see temperatures low to mid thirties for the eastern shore and down into north carolina pretty chilly there as well temperatures really gettin' cold and we've got tomorrow. i do expect some potential for accumulation and i've just put the finishing touches on my forecast map. how is she the snowfall projections with my next update in just couple minutes. here's ash break reading hasn't been too bad of a traffic morning we do have a delayed discuss some of you that in just a minute but first here's a live look at traffic traveling through chesapeake on sixty four to westbound passing greenbrier in the next few minutes you like to ride at the indian river also liked the ride making away from greenbrier over the battlefields were a nice shape they are now getting a few more travel times will talk about that delay that

quantez left suffolk saying he was heading toward newport news to hang out on november 11th. investigators tell me his car showed up that night at a downtown newport news gas station. they aren't releasing the specific area. however, they have reason to the one to move the car there. his family has regular contact with him. and they are desperate for people in the community to come forward with information. as they told me today, they need closure. c1 4:34 - if they have kids, they should be able to understand my heart and know that i need to know where my child is right now. :41 c1 4:53 - and up up. police need people to come forward with information on what happened to quantez russell. coming up on wavy news ten at 5, russell's family speaks out about the pain of not knowing. and their hope going forward. that's at 5. liz palka, 10 on your side. a tad bit cooler today and it might be a sign of things to come. meterologist deitra tate is in the super doppler 10 weather center for a look at tonight: mild with lows in the upper 40s. wind ne 5-15mph. wednesday: increasing clouds and rain moves in thursday: rain lingers through early afternoo

suffolk. flooding was another problem in many low-lying neighborhoods because we got so much rain. check out this video from downtown and olde towne portsmouth where the rain left a to get home. hampton roads wasn't the only place hit hard by yesterday's storms. new this morning, we can show you what other people across virginia are dealing with. in appomattox county, one man died when a severe thunderstorm rolled through the area. check out this video of the damage. the storm destroyed homes and threw cars around like toys. state police say at least four buildings are total losses. witnesses described the terrifying moments. 40 - no super mos / survived storm "he opened the front door and when he did, he said, 'momma tornado, tornado,' and he ran and i ran, and i was hold, hugging, that tree, one of the trees in my front yard." as we said earlier in the newscast, governor terry mcauliffe issued a state of emergency for virginia that means the virginia national guard, state police, virginia department of emergency management and v-dot can devote every available resource to storm response and recovery. rescue crews p

suffolk lawmaker's bill would not allow for new tolls on existing highways without the general assembly's approval. if this was prevented former governor bob mcdonnell from signing a deal for tolls on the downtown and midtown tunnels. governor terry mcauliffe supports the legislation, which includes an exception for proposed projects in our area. suspect on the run. 10 on your side talked with customers who are upset over a local convenience store robbed a gunpoint. class dismissed. we'll tell you why students in a local school district went home early. plus health officials say there's a new way to contract the zika virus. protect yourself. when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats best cereal in the world right there. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: a stray shower this morning. partly cloudy and warmer. highs will be in the low/mid 70s. winds south 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. tonight: rain likely with a few t'storms. lows will south/west at 10-20mph with gusts up to 30mph. thursday: cloudy with rain showers. cooler. highs will be in the low 50s. winds north 5-10mph. we'll see an unseasonably warm day today with highs in the low/mid 70s. a warm front is liftin