john: don told us about that frost advisory. barbara: you need to be thinking about plant protection during these cold mornings. we have some advice from the experts. reporter: if spring fever has a ready to start planting your for now. >> if you want to be sure that you wait until the last frost, you can't predict the last frost, so probably the best thing to do is go with what's on average for the last frost, which in this area is april 1. reporter: but if it is too late and you have already major to worry. that just means you have to cover them. reporter: probably the -- >> probably the best thing is an old bedsheet. if you terrell hole-in-one, keep it for that purpose. reporter: he says you can use plans, but that comes with a warning. >> it's pretty easy to mess up on that. the next day, when the sun is up at 9:00 a.m., be sure you take it off or there will be trapped heat inside. reporter: and don't forget about your perennials, like daffodils and lilies. if those have started coming up, cover them, too. >> some leaves, so

that is where the frost forms. the temperatures right now. 40s, some 30s showing up to the forth and east of raleigh. again, we have more than eight the sun not coming up until 7:15. plenty of time for additional cooling. especially with the air being dry. the dew point is in the 20s and low 30s. when you get that big separation between the temperature and the dew point it means the air is still relatively dry and certainly has potential for more cooling. as a result the frost advisory for the entire area from 4:00 until 9:00 a.m., the temperatures bottoming out in the lower to middle 30ss with frost likely in the colder spots. a 1-night, huge deal. warm up, we will have more coming up. >> all right, thank you. >>> the state lawmakers. less lesbian and trsgde people use the bathroom. they want transgender people to use the bathroom they feel most comfortable with. >>> a process for a teenager has been suspended again. the deportation has been suspended. >> reporter: the attorney says today the board of immigration

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from here to here, you are telling me there won't be any frost? there is a possibility of frost. so again the frost is not -- does not know county lines. 53 in sanford. here are the forecast lows. 45 to 38. a little bit better. look at mid-40s, then coast. downtown we have clear skies. 54 degrees. the forecast through the weekend is coming up. >> you can track the weather, 24/7 by downloading our free weather app. or you can text iphone or android to 8057. >>> a warning from orange county deputies. a teen aged boy was shot and killed. andrea: no one is coming forward to say who pulled the trigger. tiffany teasley reports. reporter: deputies continue to investigate what led up to the fatal shooting of a teen aged boy in broad daylight. they are asking the community a teenaged boy shot and killed near a playground and church. >> there were a number of people, teenaged and others. reporter: sheriffs deputies say multiple shot were fired, hitting one person, a teenaged boy. a worker at a nearby apartment complex tried to perform cpr, by the was too late. investigators say some sort o

there's a frost advisory in effect. there's a chance of frost, as well. this will be from 4:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. there is rdu, the temperature holding that 48 degrees. officially, the airport is down to 44. the air is dry, and the winds are calm. in some spots around the triangle, you see 43 in durham. 45 in clayton. it's down to 37 in southdale. roxboro is at 36. 37, rocky mount wilson. some outlying areas, well into the 30's. sunny but cool day, but it was a lot better than yesterday when we were stuck in the lower 40's. very quiet across much of the central and eastern u.s. after that snowstorm across the northeast. these are frost and freeze warnings from north carolina, parts of kentucky, all the way down to north of tampa bay. for us, this time of the year, typically a frost warning wouldn't be issued for scattered frost, but we are so far ahead in the spring season that it is warranted now. typically, frost warnings are issued when we have problems in early april. otherwise, a clear and cold night. heading out tomorrow morning, you will need a heavy jacket to start. by lun

frost advisory in effect. your first alert seven-day forecast powerback you weather, wednesday, mid-70's. thursday, partly sunny. good friday will be what do we dry out towards easter. the rest of today, awfully cool with gusty winds. amber: wednesday is the pic day of the week. don: it is. and the wind will not be bad. john: and there is that frost advisory tonight. amber: even though it is spring, you need to think plant protection. killing can it has the advice from efforts. >> you want to be sure you wait until the last frost. you cannot predict the last frost. so probably the next thing to do is to go with the average last frost, which in the triangle is april 1. caitlin: but if you are ready made purchases and planted them in the ground, just cover them. >> the best thing -- caitlin: you can use plastic backs to cover your plants, but that comes with a warning. >> it is easy to mess up on that. the next day when it is sunny, around 9:00 a.m., make sure you take it off, or you will trap heat inside their

this late in the season to be dealing with a frost advisory. but don't you worry for everyone on spring break. at 9:00 a.m., that frost advisory will go out of effect and look how fast we warm up. we go from 50 at 9:00, already up to 60 just two hours later at 11:00 a.m. and near 730 by 2:00 p.m. and -- 70 by 2:00 p.m. it will be warmer than yesterday. nothing but blue sky. just a great afternoon. again, the fast warm-up that's topping the headlines. yes, chilly this morning but pleasant this afternoon. and tomorrow, spring breaker, that's your best beach day. be sunny because after that, a stalled cold front is going to bring our rain chances up. nothing today and nothing tomorrow. 20% thursday. and 40% friday. and 50% saturday. at 4:08, we are checking on traffic on the 8s on this tuesday. >>> we have a nice drive across the bay area bridges. let's check out i-75 at this point. traveling on 75 between state road 64 and fruitville road, you have a seven minute road. and bruce b downs to new tampa, eight minutes on the commute. no delays on 75.

frost advisory is the same you might not hit freezing. but down at ground level you can get that freezing layer there. and that what will form the frost. 57 . it is a pretty evening. metro school in great shape in uptown charlotte looking pretty. and 50s in the region. 41 in boone. low 40s about 10 off into the high country. and the cooling down will be down to 44 at 11:00 p.m. tonight. now, overnight, clear, cold. look at this. 31 below freezing in the high country. again, at least your plants are not blooming up that way yet but chilly for us. 36 as we warm-up by 8:00 a.m. we'll show you the map. i will pull it all the way out. look at this. you have to head up to chicago to get into a cloud. with that sunny tomorrow 57 and nice at noon and take you to 67 at 4:00 p.m. again we will advance this into wednesday and except for a snowstorm up there in the upper midwest it is just another sunny day for us. and also rebounding temperatures. how about this? back into the mid-70s wednesday. 74 on thursday. and a system in the middle of the coun

overnight, a frost advisory into tomorrow. that stands up into the northeastern part of our viewing current numbers from across the region, 36 roxboro. 42 fayetteville. 41 in clinton. freezing up in roxboro. 34 in sanford. fayetteville, your windchill in the 30's. almost 40 by lunchtime. almost 50 through the late day. we have got warmer temps setting in. amber: if you are headed out the door for work, school, here is how things look right now. we are nice and dry. at cornwallis, both directions, this morning. our weather index showing -- not showing any issues. morning. alamance county, between hopedale road and cross street, that is it. your drive times are all on time. barbara: schools are closed in boston as a major spring storm slams new england. you see this reporter getting ready to do a live shot. you see that snow coming down around him. forecasters are predicting four: -- 4-8 inches of heavy snow. possibly leading to power outages there. a couple of inches-have a foot of snow. john: president obama's horrid -- histor

very good ingredients to see frost. if you have frost pictures, send them our way, send them to twitter or facebook or our storm pins app. search wk wkmg in the app store. the winds moving in from the north-northwest. they will start to veer off the ocean. that will start up the gradual warming trend. as we look at satellite and radar composite. the weak front making its way throughout the sunshine state t. high will help us live up to our name. plenty of sunshine. the winds will weaken as highs will stay in the mid to upper 70's. trying to pinpoint anything today, not much. until about wednesday, we'll see a bit more in the way of cloud cover up and down the coastline. a slight 20% chance of rain out there along the beaches. that is about it until we head into friday and saturday. rain chances increase significantly, up to 50% to 60%. no advisories on the water if you are enjoying spring break on the boat. the surf will be a light chop. better conditions than yesterday. let's check out your hour by hour forecast. >> we

we have a frost advisory in the spring. >> exactly right. very unusual. which is why we really want you to be aware of it. you may go out to your cars, especially in citrus and hernando until 9:00 this morning and you might see frost on the ground or car. and if you do, i would appreciate a picture of it. it's so unusual this time of year. but when it's 37 in brooksville and zephyrhills, you can get the frost. and the lighter winds will make it more comfortable this morning than i didn't do. clearwater, you -- than yesterday. clearwater, you just dropped to 40. we will hit 73 which isn't too far below the average of 77. at 6:08 in weather and traffic when rain chances enter the forecast. >>> it's a good drive. traffic is getting busier. look at these bay area bridges' times. six minutes across the howard franklin. the courtney campbell causeway, 10 minutes, that's from pinellas county over to memorial highway. and eastbound on the gandy bridge and westbound, just seven miles per hours from pinellas to manhattan. that's a look at weather and traffic. back

getting kind of chilly, some frost, i'm sure we'll see frost tomorrow morning.ll seeing snow flurries on the west link up the sierra nevada. right now as you spin the radar, basically dry in the bay area with snow flurries just north of grass valley. but for us, currently 48 in santa rosa, the story tonight, will be just how darn cold it's going to get. no records, no frost advisories, but hasn't been that cold that often because of this el niÑo. right? we haven't been seeing temperatures into the mid-30s that often. tomorrow morning at santa rosa, that gets you frost in napa, san rafael, frost in concord, fairfield, antioch, clinton, livermore, again above freezing for most everybody else but a cool start to the day tomorrow, temperatures tomorrow during the afternoon warm up into the mid-60s, with a few low 70s. >>> a filmmaker with a mission. at 10:30, we take you to a premier where that will be showcased the skills of developmentally disabled adults. >>> more on tonight's warriors win, mark will have highlights plus we're in the locker room right now. >>> th

there's a frost advisory for all of central north carolina. not a hard freeze but your grass, car, those new plants you put out could get some frost on them and damage them between 4:00 and 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. after that, we start a warm-up. tonight will be chilly. we'll stay clear and dry all night long. down to 40 at midnight. and one more time we've got 30s. we'll talk about exactly how cold coming up. >>> well important changes are county. commissioners agreed to apprise property every 4 years instead of 8 years. that could result in more frequent but smaller tax increases. this starts in 2020. >>> state lawmakers could have a special session about an ordinance that allows transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender with which they identify. it's drawing passion from both sides. >> reporter: it really is. state talking. and today opponents to the ordinance made their case. >> girls like me should never be forced to shower or undress in the presence of boys. >> reporter: opponents to the ordinance hopes state lawmakers hearing that

that's where we have a frost advisory for tonight. pockets of frost are possible even across northern lake county and northern sumter county. but widespread frost in that zone. 43 in sanford for the low. 43 at kissimmee. 35 gainesville. 48 in brooksville. and it's chilly for this time of year. 45 degrees. 54 in kissimmee. it is 2 some degree colder tonight come d it's 20 degrees colder tonight compared to last night. we currently have an east wind at 3 miles per hour. here look at the numbers from earlier today. it should in the upper 70s to 80. but instead it was only 65. it will be 5 to 7 degrees colder in orlando and across central and north central florida. a chilly night tonight and we'll warm it up tomorrow and rain rolls in for the end of the week. across the u.s. it's warmer in the plains than it is here. 54 year, 56 in omaha. here is a bubble of warmth we have warmer weather on the way as the high moves on out. the wind turn southerly. back up into the mid 70s. watch how the cloud begin to thicken as the next of approaches. w

really not out of character for us to have a frost advisory late tonight. here is a look at the skycam, you can see e wind blowing in the flag, sunshine on the legislative building, a bright start to the day. we have a couple of lingering clouds across the eastern portions of the viewing area. otherwise we have a lot of sunshine, northwest wind at 6 miles r hour, to become at 30 and our pressure at 32.2 inches 34 roxboro, 39 goldsboro, fayetteville has 42 and southern pines at . over the last 24 hours we have had a couple of disturbances rose through and give patches of rain. yesterday that was close to the coaster last night we had an upper-level disturbance with light rain that dissipated moving east. there you can see lingering clouds to the northeast for the most part. over the next day we've got a high-pressure area to e southwest. it looks like that will be the dominant feature, dry air across the southeastern u.s., a stiff breeze leaving us with breezy wind and cold temperatures out there but our temperatures will warm some comparative yesterday, tha

. >> we have a frost advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m. that is the only county in our viewing area. temperatures, we are waking to the 30's in some spots. >> 36 now in ocala. low 40's in the villages and leesburg. upper 40's in orlando. sanford, 44. cocoa beach at 57 degrees. comparing it to 24 hours ago, running 9 to 12 degrees cooler today than yesterday. the big change will be later this afternoon. we'll warm into the 70's. just a few degrees below that average. you can see here in the last couple of days, it has been a downward trend as you can see. this morning, we are waking up to 50 degrees. that should head up to 75 later today. again, there will be a better chance of rain and heat and humidity just around the corner. more details on that coming up in a few minutes. let's see how the roadways are shaping up in the traffic center with amy. as far as the drive goes, if you are getting ready to head out the door, you really don't need to plan any extra time. we have no significant accidents. drive times looking nice. westbound ride.

please, please f you have frost on the car, -- please, please, if you have frost on the car, send me a picture. by the afternoon, short sleeve, 73, low humidity, comfortable. in weather and traffic on the 8s, i have the eight-day temperature trend for you. and leslee is here to let you know what's going on with the roads. >>> yeah, we have overnight construction. and we have an accident where the overnight construction was. not so good. let's take a look. first of all, i-75 looks very good between state road 64 to fruitville road as far as congestion is concerned. that's a nine commute through sarasota. and i'll show you the accident in a moment. new tampa also looks good, eight minutes bruce b downs over to i-4. we don't have slow downs but nonetheless, a collision southbound i-75 at university parkway. traffic is moving by just fine. and that's a look at weather and traffic. and now back to gayle and gene. >> all right. >>> we have more on breaking news that we have been talking about all morning long here at news channel 8. explosions in brussels and now we're hearing that the met

we could have frost. the forecast low, we could be a few degrees colder than that, and the frost is possible on tuesday morning, and then into the 70s on wednesday and thursday. and upper 70s for thursday. good friday, we could have rain in the day, and temperatures back into the upper 60s to near 70, and then showers also possible unfortunately late saturday into easter sunday. >> oh, no. >> it's a long ways out. that's what i keep telling everyone who is considered. and we have sports next with >> the sweet 16 >>> it's been a record-setting weekend for the acc with a grand total of 6 atlantic coast conference teams advancing to the sweet 16. that's a tournament record for any conference on any coast or landlocked, but it's not without drama. notre dame is down by 1 against stephen f. austin. the chance to wi and august's putback, no good, and rex fluger with the game winner fighting irish fight off austin, and those two points are e only 2 points kruger score in the whole game. syracuse put the squeeze

frost advisory is in effect for tuesday morning. there's a look at satellite radar, a sharp upper-level trough brought a few sprinkles and patchy light showers. those have dissipated in clouds sections of the viewing area now. as we go through the day, sunshine, 49 at noon, 56 at 4:00, 48 at 8:00. >>> taking a look at the drive from wake forest, 14 minutes alone us-1 stealth making your way onto 540. drive. though? surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 20 megs for $20 a month for 1 year with autopay when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. ...right now. wanna see this as an action movie? [ deep voice ] get ready. 20 megs is only $20 a month. [ normal voice ] or drama? [ melodramatic voice ] get up to 20 megs for $20 a month. [ normal voice ] only from centurylink. speed may not be available in your area. call now. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums >>> rig

there's a frost advisory in effect. there's a chance of frost, as well. this will be from 4:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. there is rdu, the temperature holding that 48 degrees. officially, the airport is down to 44. the air is dry, and the winds are calm. in some spots around the triangle, you see 43 in durham. 45 in clayton. it's down to 37 in southdale. roxboro is at 36. 37, rocky mount wilson. some outlying areas, well into the 30's. sunny but cool day, but it was a lot better than yesterday when we were stuck in the lower 40's. very quiet across much of the central and eastern u.s. after that snowstorm across the northeast. these are frost and freeze warnings from north carolina, parts of kentucky, all the way down to north of tampa bay. for us, this time of the year, typically a frost warning wouldn't be issued for scattered frost, but we are so far ahead in the spring season that it is warranted now. typically, frost warnings are issued when we have problems in early april. otherwise, a clear and cold night. heading out tomorrow morning, you will need a heavy jacket to start. by lun

mostly clear skies against some scattered frost. temperatures near freezing new or the virginia border. that scattered frost from 4:00 to 9:00 a.m. 36 at 7:00 a.m. temperatures continue up into the low-end mid-sixties through the afternoon. so a nice recovery. a south's -- a southwest wind at five to 10 miles per hour. once he gets to our coast, a southwest wind takes over, combined with a fairly strong march sun angle will modify our air mass into the mid-sixties. and then into the mid-70's wednesday. we will stay warm through thursday. warm and dry. this cold front gets here on thursday. looks like there's a evening and thursday night with some showers. mainly thursday night and highest tomorrow, mid-60's. nice recovery from what we had today, especially yesterday. rain chances zero through thursday afternoon. scattered showers around and nation an end in the second half of friday. saturday looks dry. a question mark for sunday. there is the seven day, warm, warmer thursday. friday, we start to dry out. saturday, 60 day -- 65. sun

. >> now we're talking about a frost advisory. the advisory will be in place so make sure you take the necessary precautions. let's take a look at your drivetime forecast. son does arrive until 7:17 this morning. in the meantime, we are at 39 right now. -- sun doesn't arrive until 7:17 this morning. in the meantime we are at 39 right now. yesterday we talked off at 30 yesterday we talked off at 33 degrees -- 43 degrees. i do think we will be warmer than that. the ground may be wet. we saw drizzle and rain late in the day yesterday and into the overnight. this morning. they are still a lingering sprinkle of 2 -- or 2. other than that we are dry as we're starting off this monday morning. if you're driving around there may be a little drizzle and also some fog developing. will not be a crystal-clear morning commute but it will not slow you down too much. the low 40s down around the santos. is 41 in bloomington and clayton. 41 near the goldsboro area. as a planning today, 37 out the door. 54 is our afternoon high. we're releasing more

here's the frost advisory. low to mid 30s tonight. the frost advisory will start continue through 9 am. that is right on through sunrise before we see the temperatures climb. we have seen a lot of pretty springs showers -- flowers out there. make sure you are protecting your visitation overnight. as we head into the coming days, 63 tomorrow, 74 and wednesday. a really looks nice. thursday gets warmer with a high of 77. we are tracking the chance for rain thursday afternoon into the overnight. that should wrap up first thing friday morning. 70 our high friday afternoon. over the weekend ahead, it is easter weekend. try and beautiful on saturday with 65 as our temperature. chance for rain on sunday with the high back into the upper 60s. i'm going to send it to kristin with an update on traffic.>>> good morning everyone. we're off to a quiet start on the road. let's take a live look at i 440 and glenwood avenue were traffic volumes have been increasing, so far no major issues to tell you about. closures on product fortify -- project fort

no frost advisory tonight. how about traffic on the 8s? >>> well, in sarasota, we have the overnight construction. it could affect your drive. we have one westbound lane open, i like to start with the good news. all the eastbound lanes are blocked though on university parkway underneath i-75. and traveling northbound on i- exit but you can exit at university. so traveling eastbound, alternate. and i-4 looks fantastic away if lakeland into plant city. all the way into ybor city on >>> it's 5:00. welcome to news channel 8 today. i'm gayle guyardo. >> and i'm gene ramirez. >>> we begin with breaking news on this tuesday morning. multiple explosions in brussels have shut down the airport and all metro stations. witnesses report hearing several loud booms. security sources tell nbc news there are multiple casualties. now right now, the airport is on lockdown. that means no planes can land or take off from there. >> and now we are hearing that the metro system is being shut down because of smoke there. news channel 8's lindsey mastis joins us li

here's the frost advisory, frost advisory. there is a freeze warning 47 virginia and northward, lows of 32 to 36 starting out tomorrow. look at all of the sunshine. when it was that yucky overcast. now it's 56 at rdu, humidity 24%. the air is dry and wind picks up, by wednesday, fire danger could increase. if you're planning on doing any burning, do it earlier in the worm -- morning because wind will pick up and could be roaring during the day wednesday, 15 to 25 miles per hour. close to home in the 50s, 56 at wral. 54 moncure. expanded view, 57 fayetteville, 55 rocky mount, dewpoint is extremely dry. dewpoint at 18 in fayetteville. clear skies, light wind and dry air, we'll see temperatures plummet tonight once the sun set and wind dies down. well offshore. peered right now sitting over northern louisiana, the flow around it is in a clockwise us, the winds will lesson, so and conditions favorable for 56 right now but look at that warm air to the west. it's a matter of time before we are into the 60s and 70s. should be 60s tom

we're talking about frost. can you imagine, first week of spring. frost advisories continue in effect until 9:00 a.m. across noncoastal citrus and hernando counties. pasco doing fine, hillsborough as well as far as frost but you're not doing ok as far as the temperatures.

a fire however window where we have a potential for frost. have time to get out there to do what you need to do and protect the tender plants. 34 in raleigh. 32 in southern pines. it will not be a hard freeze. it will be a light frost, once the sun comes up the temperatures will skyrocket. we will let you know when it hits 80 degrees again and see the next chance for rain. state lawmakers will be looking at legislation to override nondiscrimination ordnance. the ordtphaps defines how businesses must treat gay, lesbian and transgender customers. transgender one allows them to the governor said he would not himself. >>> deportation process for a again. we are in the news room with an up date for a story we have is been following for months. >> reporter: his attorney says today the board of immigration appeals granted a stay of deportation that basically means his removal has, yet again, been postponed. it comes one day after immigration enforcement director agreed to delay a scheduled deportation as well. that decision was largely in part becau

a frost advisory going strong and ocala. outside of that, some of the interior sections, far interior, i-4 corridor, northwestern seminole, and northern lake county, patchy scattered frost there. cool start. fabulous end. a heck of a day. a big warm up starting today. peaking temps thursday. and then rain chances and clouds looming a bit larger. bringing down temperatures just a smidge. monday, 82. >> kristin: good morning. i want you to take a live look at sky fox flying over i-4. everything is moving up top speed. we'll get`` you right over to the drive times. lots of green on the map for this tuesday, which we love to see. i-4 westbound, lake mary boulevard to colonial, 15 minutes. eastbound attractions to downtown, 14 minutes. and the 41720 41720 to downtown. >> john: the search is on for two suspects who deputies said broke into a ucf student's home overnight and robbed him at gun point. >> the tivoliy apartments across the street from ucf's campus. gina benitez has the very latest this morning. good morning, gina. >> r

east of charlotte a frost advisory. you may have to have scrape frost but it will be cold. you'll need the jacket early on. temperatures continue to fall. dry here in charlotte that is the metro school camera in center city. no issues there but boy, it is chilly, we've fallen to 37, one of the warmer spots. 29 right now morganton, at freezing in shelby, rock hill, lancaster, wadesboro, below freezing now albermarle and statesville and right at freezing in salisbury, likely to fall a couple more degrees before the sun comes up at 7:30. today, once the suns comes up, good shape, plenty of sunshine, 35 at 8:00, 62 at lunch time, 68 this afternoon. back up in the 70s, in the near term and also our chances for rain this holiday weekend. all the details in the seven day forecast. john, back to you. >> john: also following a major breaking story overseas, two deadly explosions at an airport in brussels. >> christine: brody o'connell is giving us details. how do we know, do we know, if this is terrorism-related. >> brody: i'm seeing reports in the last few minutes there's may be a

last frost. you can't predict the last frost , so probably the best thing to do is go with what is called average last frost. in the triangle that is april 1. reporter: if you have already made purchases and put them in the ground, not to worry. you will have to cover them. >> probably the best thing is an old bedsheet. tear holes in one, keep it. reporter: you can use plastic bags like average bags to cover your plants, but that comes with a warning. >> it is easy to make a mess on that. when the sun is up at 9:00 or something like that, be sure to take it off or you will be trapping heat inside their. reporter: don't forget about perennials like daffodils and lilies. >> frost, straw, anything like that, anything to hold it. what you did there to hold it in. heather: thank you. don't forget, your potted plants , cover them tonight or tomorrow night. we may have started, but not quite there yet. steve: cap forecasting any freezing temperatures. tuesday could be outlying areas. we will keep an eye

there is a frost advisory from 4:00 a.m. to midmorning tomorrow. we will fall from the 40's into the 30's. you will need a jacket great we will tell you how cold it will get tonight in a little bit. >> thank you. chopper 11 hd was on the scene as crews responded to a scare. they were called to a facility off of tw alexander drive this morning after a letter containing a spacious is -- a suspicious powder was found. it was addressed to a state education authority. joel: the woman charged with hitting .2 cyclists on the road on very 20th was in court this morning asking for a court-appointed attorney. she is charged with reckless driving to endanger and other driving charges as well. she tried to pass the cyclist while navigating a curve. she is due back in court in may. >> a water alert this afternoon. to boil water as a precaution while some water lines are prepared. repaired. joel: a lot of rocket over a tennis executive's comment. >> mall madness. the brawl involving a easter bunny. >> we will update you on the president's historic trip to cuba a

some frost warnings? >> it was chilly today. >> it was nice. >> first full day of spring. >> that's how we do it around here. definitely on the cool side. probably our last cool down of the season. some frost on the way tomorrow morning. there's a look at downtown orlando over the performing arts center. definitely sweatshirt and jacket weather. 65 degrees now in downtown orlando. sunsets in the next hour. once the sun goes down those temperatures will drop off quickly. there's the 60s around 65 clermont, 63 volusia county and deland. 24 impressive. degrees cooler. we topped out in the low 80s yesterday. a far cry from that today because of the wind zipping down and gusty still watching out for a few high clouds. had smoke towards avalon park with that fire. we're staying on top of that for you and we'll have another update as you hang with us. red flag warnings out for so. fire threat stays high the next couple of days as we get into that fire season some 50s later on this evening. tomorrow morning down

the forecast and frost advisory. >> that's exactly right through 9:00 a.m. through our entire viewing area. if you didn't do so last night and you want to see the newly planted plants, if they are in a pot, bring them in, but hopefully you took care of that last night. clear skies outside this morning. that is a big reason we're so cold right now. temperatures below freezing for many of you now. 30 in lewisburg. 30 in roanoke rapids. 29 in south hill. sanford. good morning, rayford right now. you are starting off at 30 degrees. up. plenty of sunshine, so don't forget the sunglasses and don't forget to dress in layers. 55 by noon. an afternoon high where we should be this time of year. that's close to 66 for an afternoon high today. i'll let you know how warm we'll get tomorrow and thursday for the complete storm team forecast. over to kristin with a check of the traffic. >>> after to a quiet start on the roads outside. let's start things off with a live look at what you can expect as you are hitting the roads this morning. this is wade avenue and edwards mil

and there's a frost advisory between 4:00 and 9:00 a.m. we need to bundle up and cover up the new plants. as for tonight, it will be chilly. 51 at 7:00. all the way down to 40 at midnight. close to 80 again this week. coming up in just a few minutes. >>> happening now a neighborhood is under an advisory following a water main break. concerned. >> reporter: the water is running again on oak park drive, boiled. a broken water main on highway 242 was the cause of the problem. after the pipe was repaired, there was a boil water advisory for 24 hours which made life more difficult for the mother of this newborn. >> it might be a problem for making formula and stuff leek that -- like. >> reporter: the alert was placed on social media. the town manager says staffers went door to door leaving anybody who was home. but some folks didn't get the word until we told them. >> after flint, we're absolutely worried. as a concerned citizen all we want is to be notified. >> reporter: one man drank some water before he found out about the alert. >> i drunk

gainesville and ocala under a frost scriezry going -- frost advisory this morning. and temperatures in the upper 30s. interior volusia county. i-4 corridor. deland, 39. and titusville, mims, and scottsmore in the upper 40s in northern brevard. cool start. football us fabulous end. temps should reach heights in overall quite nice. a lot of dry air on top. high pressure comes this way, and spinning the winds around. warmer temps but an increase in the rain chances as we head through the next couple of days. you begin to see that as the high ticks out to the east. first a warm-up. then we start to load up with a bit of extra moisture. here's the latest in the seven day. thursday and friday. good solid 50 and 60 blend. scattered showers and thunderstorms expected during that time. that's your forecast. >> reporter: good morning. i want to take``@ you to the baldwin park area. we have a crash west of the 417 with a roadblock at semoran and baldwin. not causing too many delays at the moment. and further west, we have an accident that's not causing delays but something to

even some frost north and west. we'll be at 41 in the villages, 42 in deland, kissimmee, 44, my friends in melbourne about 49. north and west of i-4 best chance of frost. keep an eye out for that with the tender vegetation. don't forget about the pets, too. this could be the last cooldown of the season. five-day forecast with our tomorrow, warms up to 75. 81 by the time we hit wednesday and then we look to be locked into the mid-80s for quite some time. friday. a front is going to approach. that will keep us a bit more unsettled. thursday and friday like i showed you on future track, a 30% chance of showers. then we're going to see another front kick in i about the weekend. that means the rain chance this still several days away. closer. a 50% chance of showers and storms both saturday and sunday. 84 saturday and 85 on sunday. george. >>> thank you, brian. at the top of the hour, we told you three kissimmee police officers are accused of lying in court. one case has already been dropped because of it. all new at 5,

some areas have frosted advisories. we have 40s in the forecast for many. it is hard to believe this is spring. >> i had to do a double check. >> it doesn't feel that way. looking outside now, mainly clear skies and you can still see we have a stiff breeze as we will see the temperatures overnight tonight. storm tracker 10,-clouds hanging out in some spots. those will start to thin out. creating the perfect breeding ground for cold temperatures. down into the 50s, 59 in new port richey and 69 in land o lakes. chilly areas out there. tarpon springs and treasure island at 58. frost advisory inland of citrus county at hernando county. it lasts until 9:00 tomorrow morning. the sensitive plants and pets, bring those inside tonight. breezy on the coast but 18 in clearwater. these lapse overnight which will allow temperatures to drop quickly after midnight tonight. we keep those long winds in will shorten a 10:00. from there we don't have mixing in the atmosphere. and staying clear. a perfect set up for chilly march. we will see record temperatures across the boar

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we have a frost advisory for marion county today until 9 a. m. watch for patchy frost in that area. over the next five days, we are going to get a nice warming trend here. we are going to be warming all the way into thursday and by tomorrow we will already be back in the 80s. our average high for this time of year 79, we will exceed that by tomorrow, and we will be looking at the 80s through your easter weekend. i am tracking our next chance of rain coming up. over to deneige. >>> construction is the only thing going on out there. i-4 right at 436 as marina was doing weather i did watch as construction crews picked up the last of the cones eastbound. we did have one lane blocked off but those are now completely out of there so you should not have any issues through the altamonte springs we do have a spot of construction for 17 southbound right at the turnpike. we have one lane blocked off those cones. having caused any problems so far. nancy. >>> mark "breaking news", this time in seminole county closer to home. devotees are looking for two men who broke into an apartment overnight.

the frost advisory starts at 4 am overnight tonight it. if you plant -- planted flowers , make sure they are covered and protected as temperatures falls -- fall into the low and mid 30s. 33 our overnight with patchy fog. again, as we head into the coming days, temperatures climbing. 63 tomorrow, 74 wednesday. upper 70s thursday, there will be chance for afternoon showers. no showers wrap up friday morning. and an early look at easter we can, dry saturday and 65. a little warmer on sunday but there will be chance for rain on sunday. we will fine-tune the timing in the days ahead. right now it is time to get a check on traffic. to do that we will bring in kristin. >>> good morning everyone. we are off to a quiet start on the roads. let's start out with i 85 and broad street where you can see increasing, but so far, so good. no major problems to report on any of our major thoroughfares around the region. our traffic map showing closures and project fortified. once again, the shoulders close at 540 -- i 40. south saunders street is closed >>>

best chance of frost north and west, marion, sumter, lake, volusia. if you're in one of those typical cold spots protect the plants. tomorrow itself by the afternoon a totally different story when i see you tomorrow. 74 in deland, a milder finish to our tuesday. five day forecast with the weekend always in view, 80s return as soon as wednesday. then thursday and friday a front approaches, about a 30% chance the weekend gives us a better chance of rain saturday and sunday. about a 50% chance of showers and storms with highs in the mid 80s. >> thank you bryan. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news in apopka where a teenager was killed. >> the trouble detectives are that shooter. that's tonight at >>> welcome back. before the season magic head coach scott skiles said his goal was to finish the year with a winning record. the magic can still do that if they win all of their final 13 games, which mean it's probably time to start thinking lost another close game last night in toronto and will play nick vuchiviclvuc will miss the game with a join injury.

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cold enough the national weather service issued the frost advisory last night. mid-30s with patchy frost through 9:00 a.m. incredible, on this first week pattern we're in. we'll break it quickly the next several days. upper 30s now. we'll drop a few more degrees, 40s across the interior and there's the milder spot along the coast as we plan the day with the forecast, temperatures climbing into the mid-60s. then mid-70s, not as cold tonight. talking about 80-degree weather coming back and letting you know when rain chances begin >>> 4:32. live look at i-275 near hillsborough avenue. no issues to report. we'll get another check of the roads in 15 minutes. >>> president obama's historic trip to cuba concludes today with a baseball game. yesterday mr. obama met with raul castro, urging the lifting of the longstanding u.s. trade embargo. >> laura harris is following the president in cuba, gives us a sneak peek at the tampa bay rays who will make history of today. >> reporter: symbolism and storyline continues, national anthem played on cuban soil as president obama m

and then he says is it going too be a frost tonight.i say, joe, wait million may.. > i guess there are worst things he could be doing, that's for sure. the colors are in fuel bloom at the tidal basin. you can also see in this picture that while some of the blossomss have come off there's still plenty t of see. definitely t still worth a trip down to the tidal basin.basi i love this great picture. a lot of the blossoms are in the a couple of strong wins will do that to them.o tomorrow it's a the lot of mid-week sunshine that we'ree're going to be ushering back in. tomorrow will be a cold start. by the time the sun comes up at 6:55 the temperature should be at 41. thank you chris bit letter for the beautiful photo you sent in today. the temperature trend of w a hive 61 will be a little bit above it. thursday the warmest day of the week at 72. friday, 70 and saturday 62.2. we'll have to much what far a few late day showers on thursday. our guidance has gone a littleo bit back and forth.fort it seems like friday will be a little bit wetter.

that's why we're talking about a frost advisory in late march. spring breakers are loving it. 70 degrees. our air temperature is 7 1 degrees and the skies -- blue sky and sunshine in the couple of days, but gets much more unsettled as we head into the end of the week. 62 degrees at 7:00 p.m. 58 degrees, our temperature at 9:00 p.m. 56 degrees at 10:00 p.m. the clear skies -- chilly overnight. down into the 40s. 51 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 50 degrees at 8:00 a.m. and that means colder temperatures in northern spots. if you want to make the most of this cold air, go outside tomorrow morning and enjoy it because before too long, the hot temperatures are going to be here and they're going to be here to stay. 58 degrees, treasure island. 56 in clearwater beach. 67 in brandon. 64 in lakeland. and 63 in venice and sarasota. so the temperatures are cool and winds strong coming from the northwest and north. it's gusting over 20 miles-an-hour in tampa. high pressure dominates the high clouds over the area, and will for the first couple of days. beautiful weath

we had the frost advisory in effect since this time yesterday. hopefully everybody was able to prepare last night, especially strawberry farmers and other folks that might have tender plants. 29 is our dew point. it is dry. our temperature in south hill is 29. 30 roxboro. 31 hen henderson. numb of places freezing. 34 chapel hill and the airport. 36 fayetteville. 35 clinton. skies are clear. for today. west coast. we will enjoy high pressure bringing us sunshine and next several days. our temperatures have dropped in to low to mid 30s this morning, tomorrow morning, 10 degrees warmer. frost advisory until 9:00 a.m., we will have our rapid warm up today, our temperatures this morning are running colder than yesterday. our afternoon highs will run warmer than yesterday. high of 65, versus yesterday's mid to upper 50s. 76 degrees on wednesday. our warming trend continues. tomorrow, though it will be pretty, maybe a little bit blustery, winds gusting 25-30 miles per hour during the fothmost part it should be wind south, southwest. thursday, 78 degrees

we're looking at a light wind condition and the lighter winds do lead to frost. that's 3:30 in the morning and a wind shift will take place and we'll start a warming trend. it's a beautiful day for tomorrow. temperatures climbing. 72 in the forecast. tuesday, wednesday, 80 degrees. warm temps are back. spring breakers are loving this. in the forecast for tomorrow -- cooler for the water, thanks to this round of chillier air. that won't last long, but blue skies, sunshine and a few high clouds overall. rain chances take a jump onto good friday. a 40% chance and same on saturday with a front settling into the area and that's where showers can develop. weather map app is a free. look at the radar, and look at traffic. 46 degrees at 7:00 a.m. at 3:00 p.m., sunny and pleasant. 57 degrees and a cool day in pinellas county. places like largo, seminole, newport richie are cooler than the inland folks. you even out to lake placid and seabring, it's chilly with highs in the 50s. tropical flow of high clouds scooting across the -- we see a few in the clouds. you saw them on

meantime, the frost advisory is in effect for the entire viewing area. if you haven't done so already, bring the plants inside. hopefully you covered them before you went to bed last night. let's talk temperatures. 29 in south hill, 28 in sanford. both at 34, roxboro. you are at 35. also in the mid-30s around fayetteville and clinton. this morning, temperatures will look what the afternoon holds. the mid-60s. that's seasonal for this time of the year. even warmer days ahead. russ? >>> we are not seeing this here this morning. ski resorts in lake tahoe are calling this season their best in five years. it's already doubled the snowfall from the area that they saw last year. last season ended in april with 223 inches of snow. >> it felt like riding on rocks last year. this year was smooth. when you fall, it doesn't hurt. >> we've had so many storms. these haven't been bunched together so we're fortunate. it's not ten days in a row of 2 or 3 feet a day. >> this year, resorts plan to stay open until may which is good news for them. >>> today you have a chance

a frost advisory for the darker blue counties. what is going on is just about everybody could be close to the freezing mark. all you need to know, bring inside the plants and protect the plants that you cannot bring inside. take care of the plants this evening. you will notice there is not a lot going on in the mountain areas. it does not mean it will be warmer. it means your temperatures likely to be in the mid-20s by the time you wake up in the mountains. and since your growing season to issue the watches yet. farther to the south the west of us are -- rest of us are looking at temperatures above freezing. back above freezing by 8:00 a.m. 57 at noon and 67 will be your afternoon high temperature. a whole lot of sun to go along with that tomorrow. the rest of us also in the same boat. talking about mid-60s for high temperatures. mountains still cooler but you will be back in the upper 50s for high temperatures tomorrow. and we have morning time low of right around the freezing mark but by the afternoon we are back in the mid-60sm