eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the 30s for highs today, too, but omaha saw 40. in sioux city, we have 21 degrees. local temperatures are in the teens and 20s. wind chills range from the single digits to the 20s due to northwest winds of 5 to 10 miles per hour. these winds will become light overnight. the satellite and radar shows yesterday's weather system moving away from us. the stormcast hd shows clear skies and cool temperatures tonight. tomorrow, expect sunshine and a nice day. not much change in our weather will be seen through friday, but clouds will increase saturday, when we could see drizzle. your forecast for tonight is for clear skies and a low of 9 degrees. tomorrow, expect sunny skies and a high of 35. the 7-day shows 39 friday, 40 and drizzle saturday, and 40s next week...with no jenna/tim/fred tim: coming up after r the break with the rise of technology kids are gettining in the habit of using the tablet earlier and earlier well have more details when we come back trends have a way of coming back in to style... and it childbirth is making a come

snow on the way in eastern nebraska. you can see some pretty intense stuff going on, and some pretty decent snowfall rates as this thing makes its way to our direction. most of us will only be seeing on the order of an inch or so, but if you are on the line from omaha to mason city, you can see two inches or so. accordingly. in the metro, we are up to a 60% chance of snow by the noon hour, and we taper it off after that. we could bring in a chance of the mix extremely late this evening. shaina: thanks, jason. we go now to the other big news today, holiday travel as wednesday's rain and snow is impacting some roads in iowa. the iowa state patrol stayed on top of this overnight, constantly updating things at 511ia.org. you can see just wet roads here in the metro with just one small patch of partially covered roads in the northeast tip of the state. certainly not horrible out there, but you will want to take it somewhat easy if you are traveling because there are a lot of cars expected to be out there today. and those road

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw the 30s to the 50s! in sioux city, we have 34 degrees. local temperatures range from the 40s ahead of the front to the 20s behind it. winds are northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. that wind is producing wind chills of 25 in sioux starting to see some fog in the north, and the rest of siouxland could see some patchy fog tonight. midwest temperatures show more cool air behind this front, so you can expect a definite cooler feel to the day tomorrow. the satellite and radar else. the stormcast shows cooler weather tomorrrow, then a sharp warmup tuesday before rain showers move in early wednesday. the forecast for tonight is for cloudy skies and breezy winds with patchy fog. the low will be 21. tomorrow, look for a high of 32 with mostly cloudy skies, the 7-day shows upper 40s tuesday, then rain and snow wednesday, and chance of snow thursday, a chance of rain on christmas day friday, then a good chance of mixed precipitation with rain, snow, and possibly ice on saturday. sunday will be sunny and cold. debor

it extends into eastern nebraska . it is good be with us for several more hours. it is affecting visibility here in des moines. the roads are snow-covered. it is a slippery go of it earlier today. we're going to end up with a half inch to an inch. it should be out of here by noon. the temperatures holding pretty steady today it highs only in the 20's today. elizabeth: thanks metinka. commitment 2016 news now there's one less candidate running for president this morning. former new york governor george pataki announced tuesday that he is ending his bid for the gop nomination. pataki has been struggling in the polls, failing to consistently average 1% support. we'll have more on his decision to exit the race live from washington, coming up before 5:30. one candidate who's rising in the polls made a couple stops around iowa tuesday. republican hopeful marco rubio held a town hall event in clinton and another later in rubio spoke to reporters about his missed votes in the u.s. senate. he said the time it takes to run for president will require him to miss some votes.

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the 20s to the 40s! in sioux city, 22 is the temperature. local temperatures are in the teens and 20s and 30s. wind chills are in the single at around 5 miles per hour. visibility is fine right now, but dense fog may be seen later tonight, especially after midnight. there is a grand total of nothing going on across the upper so let's go to the we find another cold night ahead. tomorrow looks like a very nice november day. on saturday, clouds will move in, and drizzle can be expected. that cloud cover and drizzle will move away on sunday as we return to sunshine. your forecast for of 9 degrees with tomorrow, look for mostly sunny skies. shows drizzle and 39 and plenty of sunshine next week. jenna/tim/fred (tim) you bet. tim: the break well ways to ease the stress of the get your holiday shopping done. not looking forward to the crowds, the traffic and the decorating? who is? but there are ways to enjoy the season without carl azuz explains in today's health minute. " " 'tis the season to be jolly. but why

eastern nebraska and sosoheastern south h kota were in the 30s for hihis today, too, , t omaha saw 40. in sioux city, we have 1616 degrees. local temperatures are in the teens and 20s. wind chills range from the single digits to the teens due to northwest winds of arond 5 miles per hour. e satellite and radar shows yesterday's weather system moving away from us. the stormcast hd shows clear skies and cool temperatures tonight. tomorrow, expect sunshine and a nice day. not much change in our weather will be seen through friday, but clouds will increase saturday, when we could see drizzle. your forecast for tonight is for clear skies and a low of 9 degrees. tomorrow, expect sunny skies and a high of 35. the 7-day shows 39 friday, 40 and drizzle saturday, and 40s s next week...with no snow! coming up in sports...iowa was trying to rebound after a rough showing in florida last week. find out if they could bounceback up ahead. tim plus dordt and briar cliff were looking for better results at day two of the naia volleyball tournament. find out if the defenders and chargers could notch big w

the back edge of this snow over in eastern nebraska. it would be much better to travel tomorrow. northern wisconsin back through north dakota, still there. here is futurecast. notice how the snow continues and slowly pushes to the north. tomorrow, generally, mostly cloudy skies. it will be tried much of the rest of the week. wednesday morning, flurries especially to the north. thursday, we start off with some sunshine. new year's eve looks try but cold. early new year's morning, some clouds around. computer models, this when trying to be a little more specific. around six inches in the metro northeast. could be some heavier bands as we get east of the metro. 4-8 in central iowa. some icy conditions toward the quad cities. tonight, those north winds could gust around 30. 26, northwest winds, 5-15. new year's eve, how about your party planner? 13, 12, 11, 10, nine by 4:00 in the morning if you are out that late like todd magel. cold air blasts through the rest of the week. todd: time for a kcci 8 traffic update. things have slowed down mostly due to ice. a lot people let out early

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 50s and 60s! incredible! in sioux city, we have 46 degrees with clear skies. the dew point of 29 shows slightly drier air and is a reasonable estimate of what our overnight low will be tonight. local temperatures are in the 40s and 50s with 39 in estherville. winds are west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. the satellite and radar shows this morning's showers, which dipped a bit farther south than we expected. to the west, we have clear skies, but over montana, you can see a weather system that will begin to affect us locally saturday. the stormcast shows quiet weather tonight and tomorrow, then rain building in late saturday and into sunday. the heaviest rain will be found across the south and east, where over 1" of rain may be possible! this likely will change, so stay tuned. tonight's low will be 31. tomorrow's high will be 59 with mostly sunny skies! the 7-day shows 46 sunday and a chance of rain and light snow that will melt quickly. on monday, we'll get a break from the wet weather, but rain may return tuesday

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota had mainly 20s. in sioux city, we have a temperature of 22 degrees. local temperatures are in the teens and 20s. winds are northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. wind chills are in the single digits and teens. zooming out, there is nothing but cold air to our west and north. that means a continued cold pattern, since our winds will be from the northwest tonight and tomorrow. the midwest satellite and radar shows this morning's snow moving away from us. skies will be clearing tonight. the stormcast hd shows decreasing clouds and a cold night tonight, then increasing clouds year's day will be seasonally c cl, but dry and quiet, w wh more sunshine friday and saturday. your forecast tonight is for decreasing clouds and a low of 2. tomorrow, clouds will be increasing with a high of 23. the 7-day forecast shows 12ew year's eve, then 29 new year's day friday. saturday will warm to 36. after 20s monday and tuesday, we'll enjoy 30s again tuesday d wednesday. there will be no additional snow over the next week.

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the most part, but nolfolk reached 60! 41 is our temperature in sioux city. local temperatures range from the 30s northeast to the 40s southwest! with light winds, wind chills are very close to the air temperatures. the satellite and radar shows clouds moving in from the west. this trend will continue overnight. the stormcast hd shows increasing clouds tonight, then mostly cloudy skies and possibly a few sprinkles tomorrow. we'll return to sunshine wednesday and thursday. tonight, we can expect increasing clouds and a quiet night with a low of 29. tomorrow, expect mostly cloudy skies and a few spnkles. the high will be 52, so very warm ain! the 7-day forecast shows 50s throroh friday. highs will slip to the 40s over the weekend and into weather will melt snow. in fact, look at this map, showing snow cover from december 2 (last wednesday). now look at this map, showing snow cover today. we've lost a lot of snow! tomorrow's ask fred prize is 4 tickets to q102's birthday bash featuring echosmith and andy grammer! jenna/tim/fr

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 40s to the 60s! in sioux city, we have 37 with a dew point of 32, so lows can't fall very far tonight with such high moisture levels in the air--note the lative humidity, which compares temperature and dew point--82 percent. local temperatures show 30s and 40s. winds are from the northwest generally at 5-10 miles per hour. wind chills are in the 20s and 30s. the satellite and radar shows today's cloudy weather disturbance moving through with clearing skies. the stormcast hd shows very quiet weather over the next 60 hours. tonight, look for mostly clear skies and a low of 32. tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies and a high of 57! wow! the 7-day shows breezy winds thursday, and 5050 through h iday. a rive saturday, th a slight chanceof light snow late that will spill over into early sunday. breezy winds will follow monday. tonight's ask fred question is "what is the coolest temperature it is safe to heat your house to the answer is that, while you may wish for cooler temperatures overnight for sleeping

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 30s. we have 33 and light snow in sioux city. local temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. wind chills are in the teens and 20s. winds are building in from the northwest at 15 miles per hour. around. visibility is less t tn 5 miles for ny of us, and only 0.50 miles in spencer. the radar shows snow still rotating around the low pressure system. the stormcast hd shows that snow continuing into early tomorrow, then a blustery day. your forecast for tonight is for up to 1" of snow and breezy winds. tomorrow, look for blustery conditions and a high of 33. the 7-day shows no more snow after tonight. highs will be in the 30s! tonight's ask fred prize is 4 tickets to q102's birthday bash featuring echosmith and andy grammer! to enter, email a weather question to fhexom@kcautv.c om or enter on our abc9 news facebook page. thanks, fred! (fred) you bet! an inspirational story of one woman, who found the courage to keep going even after undergoing a leg amputation. stay tuned. hard time getting motivate

highs over weern iowa were eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 20s and 30s. 27 is our sioux city temperature. the air is fairly dry today, with a dew point of 15. that points to the e likelihood of lows i i the teens toninit. local tempererures are in the 20s. winds are from the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. wind chills are in the teens for most, but we have single digits across the north. there is some very cool air to our west, with denver at only 4 degrees. the cool air will push our way tomorrow. but the long term weather picture is still warm! here's an outlook published just today by the national weather service showing a forecast for above-normal temperatures to continin across the northern and western united states in january, february, and march. the stormcast hd shows a very quiet weather pattern. high pressure sliding through fridayight will reinforce that quiet weather. your forecast for tonight is for a cool low of 14 under mostly sunny skies and a high of 28. the 7-day forecast shows a weekend warmup to 40. we'll be as warm as 44 tuesda

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs of only 19 in sioux falls, but 20s and 30s elsewhere. 21 is our sioux city temperature. the dew point of 11 shows dry air in place. local temperatures are in the teens north and 20s south. winds are northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. wind chills are in the single digits above and below zero for most of us, with teens across the south. the satellite and radar shows s quiet weather to our west, but snow to our east today. here's a reminder to always drive slowly and carefully, even in light snow: a picture from a 50+ car pileup in michigan that happened in only 1-2" of snow. the stormcast hd shows quiet and cold weather tonight, then a warmup as we forecast for tonight is for a low of 8 degrees under mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high will be 39 with h mostst sunny skies. the 7-day shows us topping 40 on sunday and again next tuesday and friday, so this christmas will be warm...and snow-free. jenna/tim/fred (fred) you bet. still to come... if you're planning on giving tech gifts for christmas, you may want to consider "tech pain." we'l

eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs of only 19 in sioux falls, but 20s and 30s elsewhere. 21 is our sioux city temperature. the dew point of 11 shows dry air in place. local temperatures are in the teens north and 20s south. winds are northwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. wind chills are in the single digits above and below zero for most of us, with teens across the south. the satellite and radar shows quiet weather to our west, but snow to our east today. here's a reminder to always drive slowly and carefully, even in light snow: a picture from a 50+ car pileup in michigan that happened in only 1-2" of snow. the stormcast hd shows quiet and cold weather tonight, then a warmup as we move through the weekend. your forecast for tonight is for a low of 8 degrees under mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high will be 39 with mostly sunny skies. the 7-day shows us topping 40 on sunday and again next tuesday and friday, so this christmas will be warm...and snow-free. (tim) thanks, fred. (fred) jenna/tichris: chris: good evening everybody and welcome into this very special edition of

flurries in eastern nebraska animal the little connectivity wrapping around central iowa. flurries in el toro, marshalltown heading off to the northeast. a few flurries flying over in green and carol counties. flurries, scattered snow showers. later tonight, some locations like a light dusting. that would be the most. cloud cover at noon. by 3:00 p.m., clouds will start to thin. if you like mild december weather, we have some mild days ahead. friday. more 40's on the way as we head into early next week. steve: a judge today scheduled a february trial for the former city clerk of casey. dorothy dillinger has pleaded not guilty to charges that she stole money and burned down city hall to destroy financial auditors were to begin investigating. dillinger was clerk in the small west central iowa town for 30 years. she is now free on bond until trial. a driver is sentenced after a deadly crash killed 2 people. mari silliman faced 2 counts of vehicular homicide following the crash last year in winterset. prosecutors say she was driving recklessly when she crested a hill, lost con

the back edge is across eastern nebraska. to look at it, it looks really pretty out there. visibility is being affected. snow-covered. we have received a dusting of new snow since 2:00 a.m. this morning. it should be out of here by noon although we could have a couple of flurries left over. it is still going to be chilly. if you're heading out to do a little more sledding, bundle up. it is going to feel like the teens this afternoon. elizabeth: the count down is on. we are a little under three days from kick-off. a lot of fuss the past few days at airports but many lucky fans have arrived in california. hawkeye fans are taking over pasadena, and so is kcci. our team coverage starts with steve karlin who had no trouble finding hawk fans. steve: is it worth it? >> is it -- it is worth it, all the planes, trains and automobiles to get here. bowl and it is the hawkeyes. it is time to be here. what's you grew up in the 70's -- >> you grew up in the 70's and 80's and that's all you saw on tv. >> it was a great season. 12 and one. we went to the championship game and in indianapol

highs over westernrnowa were in the 30s to the 5050 eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 40s to the 60s! in sioux city, we have 45 with a dew point of with such high moisture levels in the air. local temperatures show 30s northeast and 50s southwest. winds are from the northwest generally at 5-10 miles per hour. wind chills are in the 30s and 40s. the satellite and radar shows today's cloudy weather disturbance moving through with clearing skies. the stormcast hd shows very quiet weather over the next 60 hours. tonight, look for mostly clear skies and a low of 32. tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies and a high of 57! wow! the 7-day shows breezy winds thursday, and 50s through friday. a cold fro will arrive satday, with a slight chance of light snow late that will spill over into early sunday. breezy winds will follow monday. tonight's ask fred prize is 4 tickets to q102's birthday bash! jenna/tim/fred (tim) tim: still to come... just because winter is here, that doesn't necessarily mean allergies are gone! we'll show you how to battle winter allergies. tim:

winds are west at 5 to 10 miles per hour where we have wind, but many locations in eastern nebraska have calm winds. the satellite and radar shows this morning's showers, which dipped a bit farther south than we expected. to the west, we have clear skies, but over montana, you can see a weather system that will begin to affect us locacay saturday. the stormcast shows tonight and building in late saturday and into sunday. the heaviest across the south and east, where over 1" of rain may be possible! the rest of to a half of an inch of rain. tonight's low will be 31. will be 59 with the 7-day shows 46 saturday and a chance of rain, 42 sunday and a chance e of rain and light quickly. on monday, from the wet weather, but rain may return tuesday, with a chance of snow wednesday and these rainbow pictures from this (tim) thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. coming up in sports...it was a busy night on the high school hardwood. we'll head to west and north for a pair of metro matchups tim plus the cy-hawk series came down to the final minute yet again. stay tuned to see the incredible thanksksfred. (f

you can see the circulation, over parts of north eastern nebraska. we are looking at heavy snow not just from minneapolis, but parts of iowa, where the accumulations were 2 inches per hour. we are seeing some across the region at 7-9 inches already. and we could be seeing another 5 in some of the locations. it's not going to be widespread for everyone, but we are expecting to see about 6-8 inches for many people. temperatures are going down as you can see here in west dakota. we are talking about rapid city. we need to be concerned about the winter storm warnings. what you see in place are going to stay for a while. 24-36 hours. the snow will make its way up here to the north-east. 6-8 inches of snow. we have seen some locations already exceeding that. the other big problem is the heavy rain out here to the east. with the same storm, and that will cause major problems across the eastern sea board, not with snow, but rain for the major cities. >> it will be a big mess from the mid west to the east. >> it is not clear if puerto rico will make a $355 mi

we'll see 1-2" of additional accumulation tonight, except in eastern nebraska where little to no additional snow is expected. your forecast for tonight is for a low of 13 with 1-2" of additional snow and blowing snow. tomorrow, look for mostly cloudy skies and a high of 25. the 7-day shows highs in the 20s and 30s with a chance of light snow wednesday. new year's day will be mostly sunny with a high of 27. (jenna) thanks, fred. (fred) jenna: a note for you if you're watching on cable one. unfortunately, we have yet to secure a new agreement for continued carriage of kcau by cable one. we have reached agreements with all major carriers with the exception of cable one. we are requesting that cable one pay fair market value for the abc and local programming we provide viewers. if cable one declines our agreement, subscribers would lose access to kcau starting at midnight on thursday. for information on other providers in our community, please visit siouxland matters dot com. after the break - south dakota battled florida gulf coast in sioux falls. catch the action when we come back. tim plus..

we have snow continuing to push its way in, eastern nebraska. some of the heavier stuff just west of nebraska -- west of omaha. we have a winter weather is advisory -- winter weather advisory. it goes from 8:00 in the morning through 6:00 p.m. this evening so if you have travel plans, know that is where the heaviest snow will be, two to three inches. could see an inch or so and the metro. a closer look at the system that is making its way in. northern portions of missouri have a mix, otherwise rain and kansas city. the system bringing a little bit for us, it will mainly the snow arriving middle hours continuing into the early afternoon. temperatures and mild 36 mile -- 36 degrees. if you had been hoping for snow for a while, you will get a batch of it but we are not talking about extreme amounts of snow. by 1:00 tomorrow, we build in more cloud cover so as far as snow totals go, we are not talking about a lot. as far as christmas goes, that will have a totally different impact on travel. council bluffs, waterloo, almost three inches will be follo

the weather over the weekend producing snow still right now across portions of eastern februa nebraska. it will be coming down through out the morning hours. a tough commute for you as you head out to work this morning. the rain stretchess from indiana all of the way down to parts of alabama and mississippi this morning. again a very widespread storm system with many impacted through out the day today. meanwhile further west we have a storm system bringing you snow from montana to parts of arizona. we have winter storm warnings very widespread. many have half a foot of snow the higher elevations you get the more snow you will be getting. the story i want to talk about is how mild it has been across the eastern u.s. take a look at the numbers for today. 70's in raleigh, north carolina, in louisville. as we head into the plains much cooler air celting in. the temperature only forecast to reach 46 in kansas city saturday afternoon. >> thank you very much maria. >> post office workers across the country are rolling up their clives for the busiest shipping day of the year. they are expected

you might see a few snowflakes in eastern nebraska and western iowa to put you in the christmas spirit and out to the west we're looking to another storm to make its way off the pacific. that means rain up and down the west coast. we could see 2 feet of snow in the sierra and eventually that that's a look at the weather. in 30 seconds. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. >>> some hourists s isttourists in hawaii got more than a breathtaking view during a hike earlier this week. >> you're awesome. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> that's right, president obama, some of his family and a few friends also took on the cocoa head trail, crater trail. a popular and grueling hike on the island of oahu. >> what's the name of the trail? >> the cocoa head crater trail. a lot of selfies as the president and his entourage were on the trail. can you imagine how crazy that would have been, just hanging out there and, hello! >> president of the united states. >> might have been the tip-off when the entire secret service comes up first. >>> coming up, a popular fire after a 911 c

you might see a few snowflakes in eastern nebraska and iowa. in the west, they're looking for another storm to make it in off the pacific, up and down the west coast, mountain snow. we could see two feet of snow in the sierras. that will make its way intohe rockies as we head through the holidays. that's the weather across the country. your local forecast is coming up in just 30 seconds. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have widespread rain across the bay area and it will get heavier as we go through the morning. temperatures are chilly and will not rise as we go through the day. san francisco now at 51 degrees, and a high of 53 degrees. and the tri-valley at 51. we're looking at 55 today in the east bay, in the peninsula, to 53 degrees. a few thunderstorms will be possible also as we go into the afternoon to evening hours. and some very cold air will follow this rain system. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. >>> some hourist itourists in more than a breathtaking view during a hike earlier this week. >> you're a

you might see a few snowflakes in eastern nebraska and western iowa to put you in the christmas spirit and out to the west we're looking to another storm to make its way off the pacific. that means rain up and down the west coast. the sierra and eventually that will make its way into the rockies. that's a look at the weather. we'll look at your local weather in 30 seconds.a record high in iowa city... beat the old record by a degree. today will be cooler with some snow tracking in. another round of rain and snow will hold off until after christmas. right now, there are still some roads reporting some snow on them in our north, others may have some frost due to the cooler temps. stormtrack7 live weather network is calm right now, but will show some showers tracking through later today. temperatures are still mild, but starting to drop below freezing, so watch for parking lots and sidewalks to slick spots. winds are still strong and will die down over the next couple of hours and be mainly from the west. the next system is already showing up on the radar to our west... this one is smalle

you might see a few snowflakes in eastern nebraska and western iowa to put you in the christmas spirit and out to the west we're looking to another storm to make its way off the pacific. that means rain up and down the west coast. we could see 2 feet of snow in the sierra and eventually that will make its way into the that's a look at the weather. we'll look at your local weather in 30 seconds.miserable!) wednesday, things will dry up briefly tonight with some partial clearing too before tomorrow morning. that is when a weak, but strong enough disturbance moves in from the southwest and delivers a few snow showers during the morning and midday hours christmas eve. no, it won't be a major winter storm by any means (but stand by and keep reading), but some places including sioux city could see a snow dusting by tomorrow afternoon. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. >>> some hourists s isttourists in hawaii got more than a breathtaking view during a hike earlier this week. >> you're awesome. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> that's right, president obama, some of h

it extend all the way still, out to the eastern most edge of nebraska.hat is where the storm core is still circulate ago way bringing in the the snow in the back side. the don't worry about that. that is going to bypass us off to the north but we are still waiting for the cold front with this storm to officially cross through. you can see bulk of the moisture being drawn north along the leading edge of that front. eventually there will be a heavier pocket of rain, you can see how things blossom in the last hour or so, over portions of new jersey, misty, foggy, rainy day, and we go from soggy thankfully to eventually sunny. the it is one more day of this before the front complete thely clears which will happen later tonight. breeze kicks in. we're back to cooler conditions but a dose of reality for early december. fifty's right where we should be. that is where we will top off for next few days but sun is back as high pressure anchors itself for a couple of days. we will keep the sun in the weekend and it looks like it will sit here all weekend long. quic

now the other part of the state, the west part of the state, amarillo, lubbock, eastern nebraska. tonight and into sunday. a blizzard warning in effect. this is going to be an historic storm. in fact, looking also again, what we're expecting, this is going to be a once in a 30-year event according to the national weather service out there in eastern new mexico. we're expecting sleet, freezing rain, and that will change over all tonight into all snow. snow totals we'll be measuring by the foot in many locations. the snowdrifts, because the winds are so fierce, they'll move that snow and pile it high. we could see snowdrifts up to ten feet. hard to imagine but that's what we're expecting here. da dangerous wind chills. treacherous time to be traveling. also if you're driving across minneapolis and green bay, you're going to face snow. substantial. we're looking at 6 to 8 inches in some areas into central and northern minnesota. also into northern wisconsin, milwaukee looking at less snow. looking at the temperatures, still warm across the southeast. 75 in atlanta. cloudy with 51 in

fairly cold air behind it so lots of snow central and northern rockies, some showers in eastern colorado, parts of nebraska and along the coast line, obviously. we will be back in our next half hour with a longer range forecast. when we come back we're headed to chicago and the executive women in agriculture conference for this week's round table discussion on markets. (out special coverage of the executive women in agriculture ght to you by monsanto, on behalf of america's farmers.) welcome back to u.s. farm report. joining me here on the panel today at the executive women in agriculture conference farmer. i have naomi blohm with stewart peterson, and angie setzer of citizens grain. let's start by talking about this rfs decision that came out from epa. angie, your gut reaction to what you heard and what the epa said? >> my gut reaction was it was good they didn't get rid of it. you know, we were really going in with a lot of opposition and a lot of trouble. a lot of groups were spending tons of money to try to trash the rfs and basically do all they could. in may the epa had come out and talked about a re

nebraska to minnesota. a wave of snow barreled through the twin cities last night blanketing streets during the eastern rush hour. one person was killed in the rush hour. >>> five people were stranded in the wilderness in el dorado county. the family had been stranded in a truck for hours after getting lost north of highway 50 in bad weather. they were told and hungry but dad and the five children were otherwise okay. >>> on to weather now. here's roberta on what is kind of a chilly day and i guess we have rain coming, too, right? >> we have rain coming. good afternoon, everyone. it's time to go ahead and have lunch with my favorite weather watchers in and around our microclimates. these are people just like you that are home and want to check in and tell us what's going on in their neighborhood. for example, it looks like we have 57 degrees right there. that would be george hughes. yes, it is. he is reporting a wind up to 4 miles per hour so he actually calculated this afternoon a wind chill as frank was alluding to feels chilly out there of 48 degrees. that's what it feels like when you couple up the air

eastern ne and sd. areas west of that would see a snow again... timing tonight through monday. rain sioux city and west sunday, snow in nebraska. most of us changeover to snow sunday night. rainfall 1-2 inches, snow 1-3 in ne and gusty winds too...up to 40 mph.for right now, calm as we haven't seen that rain come yet. we got to 42 today, 10 above normal after a very warm morning at 37. clouds and temperatures mainly in the 30s right now, winds out of the north 5-10 mph.tonight, steadier rain after midnight, mild and breezy... low only getting to 37! tomorrow, 1-2 inches of rain sioux city and areas east, 1-3 inches of snow areas in central ne with the changeover for sioux city expected tomorrow night. breezy with this system sun and mon on the 7-day, and then no break.. watching another temperatures next week. cloudy skies today with flurries developing west and our system starting to make its way from the four corners region. as it does that we'll see a steadier rain move in, especially after midnight. temperatures will stay mild in the upper 30s. there's our system ready to come for us on stormcast hd. showers becoming steady

nebraska. a bright red, big mouthed creation is helping keep a problem at bay in one eastern iowa city. megan noe shoes us what officials call "the migrator" in action. dont be surprised if you spot something a little out of place in davenport parks... and ponds. meet d-j the migrator - it works just like a remote controlled airplane, minus the wings... and its job - is chasing geese. 33:56:02 the geese already know right away. they dont want anything to do with it.' at certain golf courses and ball fields, the geese are making too much of a mess... 33:03:38 'the golf course staff out here would have to be constantly out here cleaning off the greens and that sort of stuff, so were looking to kinda help that a little bit so that our users dont have to deal with the remnants or the stuff the geese leave behind.' built by parks department workers... the big-eyed, big-mouthed migrator works on land and on water. they plan to use it on the pond at vander veer park, too, when its cold enough for ice skating. 32:37:42 'when we try to get the ice to establish at vander veer, we have a lot of ge

norfolk and north east nebraska remain under winter weather advisry until 6pm tonight, jessica rae: snow is widespread in eastern parts of the state including sioux falls conditions have been heavy at times with reports of one to two inches per hour. the heavy snow caused near white-out conditions in some areas. we've also been getting numerous reports of accidents due to slippery roads and reduced visibilities. " " jessica rae: coming up.... we'll go on the political beat... and check in on the two front runners from both sides of the aisle. hear from hillary clinton and donald trump... after the break. for a complete list or hing late start time, head to siouxlandmatters.co m " " scott: good morning. let's check out conditions on the port neal welding company skycam hd and the king's pointe skycam hd. winter weather adsories and winter storm warnings have been pulled away from most of the region as our threat of heavy snow is diminishing. the light snow showers still passing through the area this morning which are going to linger for several hours. the roads remain in fairly poor condition with some snow and i

norfolk and north east nebraska remains under winter weather advisry until 6pm tonight, jessica rae: snow is widespread in eastern part of the state including in sioux falls conditions havebeen heavy at times with reports of one to two inches per hour. the heavy snow caused near whiteout conditions in some areas. " jessica rae: coming u uin sports... dordt and briar cliff are among the 24 schools at the n-a-i-a volleyball tournament. we'll hear from the chargers and defenders after the break. january 12th. house speaker paul ryan announced the date in the traditional yearly letter to the president this comes roughly three weeks before both parties start voting in early-state primary contests. obama's final expected to focus on items to legacy.... but the republican-led congress will likely ignore much of his policy proposals... instead spending 20-16 planning for leadership change in washington. jessica rae: u-s-a today is reporting g e pentagon mayay send more troopsto syria to fight isis. a senior defense official told the paper the pentagon will consider special operations troops if the pilot project shows sig

eastern iowa and indiana, and more snow to the west associated with the disturbance that will affect us tomorrow. a winter storm watch will be in effect late friday and into saturday for north central nebraska and south dakota. the stormcast hd shows another round of snow tomorrow, and 1-4" of snow is excted.. your forecast for tonight is for breezy winds and a low of 29. tomorrow's high will be 31 with snow shows a good chance of in and snow in the evening friday, then a chance of rain and snow saturday. we'll cool to only 19 sunday before another chance of snow moves in monday. jenna/tim/fred (tim) thanks, fred. tim: actor nicolas cage almost got himself into some legal trouble, after buyingng fossil that was marked as stolen the actor unknowingly purchased a dinosaur skull that federal prosecuters say was stolen from monglia. cage won the skull at bid during an auction in l-a. he willingly surrendered the skull and is cooperating with the ongoing investigation to find the suspects stealing the fossil. still to come... they're the hottest gadgets on everyone's wish list this holiday season. some help with those tech toys you may open up christmas so when you open that shiny new gift what

eastern iowa all day but luckily warnings remain in effect for area rivers. while some rivers pressure system located out to our west is bringing snow totals over 7 inches to portions of nebraska and south dakota. while this low is expected to track into iowa, we will stay on the warm side. more rain is in our forecast for tonight into tonight. while snow is falling on the cold side of this tomorrow. any rain will be scattered in nature and little accumulation is expected. our counties north of hwy 20 have the best chance to see any of above freezing. winds will pick harreld is apologizing for a comment he made at a recent staff council meeting... harrled apparently said teachers who aren't prepared, should be shot. the kwwl's kristin rogers has been digging into this all day kristin what do we know? the university has refused to comment but they did sent us an email between president harreld and an angry staff member following the remark... university librarian lisa gardinier spoke up after she heard resident bruce harreld say teachers who do not have their should be shot... she calls what he said replied " i likely will never be able to live to your expectations, but i will

eastern ne and sd. areas west of that would see a snow accumulation of about 1 to 3 inches. again... timing tonight through monday. rain sioux city and west sunday, snow in nebraska. most of us changeover to snow sunday night. rainfall 1-2 inches, snow 1-3 in ne and gusty winds too...up to 40 mph. for right w, showery on the sky cam. we got to 42 today, 10 above normal after a very rm morning at 37. clouds and temperatures mainly winds out of the north 10-15 mph.tonight, steadier rain after midnight, mild and breeee... low only getting to 37! tomorrow, 1-2 inches of rain sioux city and areas east, 1-3 inches of snow areas in central ne with the changeover for sioux city expected tomorrow night. breezy with this system sun and mon on the 7-day, and then no break.. watching another snow chance for tue and wed, colder temperatures next week. deborah/elisa rain already starting to develop and push north on showers turning steadier after midnight, temperatures not moving in the upper 30s. there's our system ready to come for us on stormcast hd. showers becoming steady rain through the overnight and into tomorrow morning. tomorrow sioux city will see rain most of the d

nebraska. courtney dentlinger will be leaving her post as the director of the norfolk area economic development council to take on the new position. jessica rae: public safety officers in eastern iowa spent the majority of their wednesday morning trying to corral almost one hundred pigs that escaped after their carrier tipped over. the "road hogs" scurried about between highway 30 and northbound interstate 3-80 near cedar rapids iowa officials estimated 180 hogs were on board at the time the semi overturned, about half of which escaped and began walking along the slopes of the highway 30 ramp the driver of the semi was not injured. jessica rae: changes in how agriculture exports are handled in argentina.... could end up hurting farmers here in the u-s. monday...the country's newly elected president announced massive cuts to export taxes on agriculture goods... and the move is causing uncertainy in the grain market. abc9 news reporter deborah souverain explains how that could effect us here in siouxland. massive cuts to export taxes...on agriculture goods in argentina could create a problem for u-s farmers. "it's definitely going to put more product in the world market and it's

cool out west but eastern two-third of the country, alpena, michigan, set a report, ashville, ft. smith and lincoln, nebraska, expands. cleveland will probably set a report, philly, new york city, macon, jackson, memphis, tennessee, even st. louis and sunday, new york city, may set a second day record, cleveland, green bay, elkins and the heat >> jeremy: good morning. dense fog will eventually lift to a bunch of clouds by mid-day. a mild day. temperatures move out of the 40s this morning. mid-50s this afternoon. for your weekend, clouds tomorrow morning. sun throughout the afternoon hours. upper 50s tomorrow. much cooler on sunday. sunday is a tricky forecast because there will be a front dropping out of maine and new hampshire sunday morning. right now i think it will be south of the pike meaning boston north it's cool and raw with a lot of clouds. southeaste >> that's your late weather. >> thanks very much, al. >>> this morning we're wrapping up our series "the women of silicon valley". >> and natalie talks to a rising star interested in making community important game. >> actually grew up in a great town

eastern here on bloomberg television and on bloomberg.com. as we had to break, i want to take a look at some pictures from omaha, nebraska.ry clinton speaking at a rally cohosted by warren buffett . he said that it was a blessing to be born in the u.s.. hillary clinton speaking there with warren buffett. clinton: we have had five presidents, three republicans and two democrats. i happen to know both of the democrats. [laughter] ♪ david: you are watching bloomberg. this is your global business report. here's what we're wait -- what we are watching. sanctions against iran are elected to be lifted . fresh data out of china shows growth in the world's second-largest economy's slowing down next year. checking in on the luxury market after product reports -- product reports disappointing earnings. iran wants to boost oil supply after weeks of sanctions being lifted early in 2016. the global head of commodities research spleens the implications. >> it will impact -- impact the price of all crude, but the market share position of other exports are in danger. ironically the battle will not be east of suez, it will be in europe. da

cool out west but eastern two-third of the country, alpena, michigan, set a report, ashville, ft. smith and lincoln, nebraskailly, new york city, macon, jackson, memphis, tennessee, even st. louis and sunday, new york city, may set a second day record, cleveland, green bay, elkins and the heat >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. chilly start this morning with some areas of fog. it won't last. skies will be mostly sunny. warmer than yesterday. 63 to 66 this afternoon. we will likely tie the record for this date, up to 65, but will break records this weekend. saturday, army/navy game, 67. warmer for the eagles, up to 68. both days breaking the record. and still mild with rain on monday. sunshine is back tuesday and wednesday. have a great day. >> that's your late weather. >> thanks very much, al. >>> this morning we're wrapping up our series "the women of silicon valley". >> and natalie talks to a rising star interested in making community important game. >> actually grew up in a great town outside of boston on 'street where everyone knew each other. >> that memory is the inspiration behind next d

cool out west but eastern two-third of the country, alpena, michigan, set a report, ashville, ft. smith and lincoln, nebraska, expands. cleveland will probably set a report, philly, new york city, macon, jackson, memphis, tennessee, evenstt. louis and sunday, new york city, may set a second day record, cleveland, green bay, elkins and the heat watch out for patchy dense fog south and east of new york city. later on today, look at these temperatures. back to the 60s again. lots of sunshine by the afternoon. this does not feel like december. partly cloudy, 49. mild and dry. temperatures in the 60s both days. tomorrow's high temperature 62. we could see a record high on sunday. 64 with sunshine and clouds. >> that's your late weather. >>we thanks very much, al. >>> this morning we're wrapping up our series "the women of silicon valley". >> and natalie talks to a rising star interested in making community important game. >> actually grew up in a great town outside of boston on 'street where everyone knew each other. >> that memory is the inspiration behind next door, the company co-founded in 2010 and what some

throughout parts of nebraska and iowa, we're looking at wet weather through chicago, the good news is we are going to be looking at temperatures that are staying mild in the eastern two thirds of the country. no big changes there. the cooler weather is going to be banked out west, eventually makes its way to the east. look at this, 80s in florida, 70s along the mid-atlantic coast. wet weather making its way from the upper midwest all the way into the northeast, patchy dense fog in the northeast as well. could be airport delays. lots of snow out west, and another big storm system moving that's what's going >> that's your latest weather. matt. >> al, thank you. one of the most entertaining teams getting together, tina fay and amy poehler. playing sisters determined to throw an epic party before their parents sell their childhood home. >> danger. walk away. let the black diamond flow. >> why aren't you partying? i'm keeping everybody safe. you have kids? >> i'm sure i do. >> doesn't seem like your type. good morning. nice to see you. >> how are you? >> i'm good. back to the cursing for a second. sometimes you watch a movie and listen to an actor with a lot of cursin

throughout parts of nebraska and iowa, we're looking at wet weather through chicago, the good news is we are going to be looking at temperatures that are staying mild in the eastern two thirds of the country. no big changes there. the cooler weather is going to be banked out west, eventually makes its way to the east. look at this, 80s in florida, 70s along the mid-atlantic coast. wet weather making its way from the upper midwest all the way fog in the northeast as well. could be airport delays. lots of snow out west, and another big storm system moving into the pacific northwest late tonight into tomorrow. that's what's goiand snow on wednesday, but the rest of the week should dry out. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will be wet this morning and dry out later today. rain continues to track north, but some dry air is starting to work into the southern counties. however... we have had plenty over the last couple of days. many of us got 1 to 3" with some getting even more. temperatures continue to be steady or falling... they are already into the low to mid 30s out west. winds are strong as the center of the system tracks in... we are 15 to >> that's your

throughout parts of nebraska and iowa, we're looking at wet weather through chicago, the good news is we are going to be looking at temperatures that are staying mild in the eastern two thirds of the country. no big changes there. the cooler weather is going to be banked out west, eventually makes its way to the east. look at this, 80s in florida, 70s along the mid-atlantic coast. wet weather making its way from the upper midwest all the way into the northeast, patchy dense fog in the northeast as well. could be airport delays. lots of snow out west, and another big storm system moving into the pacific northwest late tonight into tomorrow. that's what's going on >> good morning, dana wagner here in las vegas. we will get some sunshine out there with a lot of clouds. a high of 50 degrees. much warmer than it is right now with wind gusting up to 40 miles per hour. more breezes tomorrow and cooler with a high of 47 degrees. wednesday morning, we drop below freezing in many locations. warmer >> that's your latest weather. matt. >> al, thank you. one of the most entertaining teams getting together, tina fay and amy poehler. playing sisters determined to throw an epic

throughout parts of nebraska and iowa, we're looking at wet weather through chicago, the good news is we are going to be looking at temperatures that are staying mild in the easternhere. the cooler weather is going to be banked out west, eventually makes its way to the east. look at this, 80s in florida, 70s along the mid-atlantic coast. wet weather making its way from the upper midwest all the way into the northeast, patchy dense fog in the northeast as well. could be airport delays. lots of snow out west, and another big storm system moving into the pacific northwest late tonight into tomorrow. that's what' >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is chilly as you step out. we're only in the low to mid-40s now. but warming up just a bit in some spots. and we'll make it into the mid to upper 5s for an afternoon high. we're looking at 57 degrees in the east bay. meantime, it will be 56 degrees in the north bay, san francisco, the peninsula as well as the south bay. and it will be breezy, too, with mostly sunny skies. a spot shower will be possible in the north bay. and more weather like this as we head through the rest of the workweek. latest weather. ma

throughout parts of nebraska and iowa, we're looking at wet weather through chicago, the good news is we are going to be looking at temperatures that are staying mild in the eastern two thirds of the country. no big changes there. the cooler weather is going to be banked out west, eventually makes its way to the east. look at this, 80s in florida, 70s along the mid-atlantic coast. wet weather making its way from the upper midwest all the way into the northeast, patchy dense fog in the northeast as well. could be airport delays. lots of snow out west, and another big storm system moving into the pacific northwest late that's what's going on<<>> winter is making it's quick return here to siouxland with colder temperatures and even some wintry precipitation. the storm system that moved into the region saturday night is continuing to give us overcast and rainy conditions this evening. the rain is expected increase in intensity as we head throughout the night and as the temperatures begin to fall off, we may see the rain mix with and even change over to a little bit of snow. the low pressure center will begin to exit the region monday morning, leaving behind colder te