here's the futuretrack showing the snowfall throughout the morning hours. highs today will be in the middle and upper 20s, but cooler temperatures are on the way. details in just a a w minutes. highs today will be in the middle and upper 20s, but cooler temperatures are on the way. develoing overnight: a desperate plea from a governor. he's urging people to stay away y from rising water. 13 people have died in missouri since severe weather moved in over the weekend. even though the rain has moved on -- swollen rivers are still rising and w wn't crest for days. that's why many people were out overnight setting up sandbags. this is video from arnold, missouri -- whicis south of st. louis. "it's very clear that missouri is in the midst of a very dangerous and historic flooding event. the foot, has caused river levels not only to rise rapidly, but to go to places they've never been before." the governor says 2 of those killed were swept away by flood waters in their ccs. many people who helped their neighbors protect their homes this week -- are now trying to s

let's time everything out with futuretrack. tonight, we will have aamainly cloudy their big quarterfinal matchup withthe north dakota state bison tomorrow. kwwl's brad hanson was there as they were getting on the plane earlier today. brad, what's the feeling going into this game? this is a very confident team heading into a very important rematch with the biso. you might remember north dakota statae beat the panthers 31-28 earlier this year. this was the scene early this afternoon at the wgterloo airport. many of these players really excittd as they headadoff to this huge matchup. the bison have won four straight national titles. the panthers are four and four against them in the mark farley era. i asked him what needs too happen foo the panthers to advance past this (mark farley, uni head coach) "to win a game like this, you gotta play a full football game. so one, u gotta find way to get ahead, and two, you gotta finish." a big part of that getting ahead will be the ground game for u-n-i. this is a team that rushed for 400 ya

here's the futuretrack showig the snowfall throughout the morning hours. highs today will be n the middle a ad upper 20s, but cooler temperatures are on the way. details in just a few minutes. continuing coverage this morning.. we're hearing from the family of a university of iowa student cooler temperatures are on the way. details in just a few minutes. continuing coverage this morning... we're hearing fromthe family of a universityyof iowa studentt killed in a bus crash in chicago. police say the burlington sign on an interstate on monday. nicole underwood -- from des moines -- died. she was 21. mike dasilva spoke with her family and has that story. 17:28:24 'we were at the bus be on the bus nicole underwood's brothers say their sister was excited about her trip to chicago...she was going to see her boyfriend and 17:2:237--51 'when ey called her bus, i know she was excited. she was the first one in line, hopped on the bus, all three of us gave her a hug and said you know we love you, she said she was gonna call once her bus got in but....never came.' 17:

and futuretracker showing the next three days we could get more than about an inch and a half of rainsome areas. talking about the timing of the rain and when you need the umbrellas in the full accuweather forecast. >> see you shortly, thank you. >>> as we head into winter keep 6abc.com/weather bookmarked as your favorite. there you can quickly access the live stormtracker 6 radar and get the full seven-day forecast. >> and a septa bus driver expended without pay after this video surfaced of him assaulting a rider. the video shows the driver pouring water onto a passenger, and it was posted on social media. the septa police tell "action news" it happened friday while the route 57 bus was stopped in the olney section. officials think the incident stemmed over a fare dispute. >>> the fire chief among three members charged, chief gary brice and others face con spir i didn't and theft charges. they say this trio stole more than $50,000 of department funds. he says they wrote themselves checks and made cash withdraws on several occasions. >>> the wilmington shooting we told you about at 6:

let's time everything out with futuretrack. tonight, we will have a mainly cloudy sky. a warm front will nudge its way into the area, bringing higher moisture values which means areas of drizzle and fog could affect us later tonight into tomorrow morning. tomorrow, most of us stay dry throughout the first half of the day, but by late afternoon, we will see the development of showers. the rain becomes more widespread overnight saurday and evem a few thunderstorms. no ssere weather ii expected. tt continue into sunday as the low tracks through the area. there may be a few reaks but we will continue to see light to moderate rain. the storm system will wrap up on monday. by the time everything is all said and records this weekend across the track 7 into wednesday bringing breezy conditions and the chance for a few snow showers. coming up... what are dive teams looking for in a lake near th scene of a mass shooting ii southern california... what technology isis militants may be using to try and sneak into other countries? you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in evansd

futuretracker showing around 2:00 in the morning you see the line of t gusty shows. tn by the morning comme, bright sunshi, temratus in the 50's. so not that cold. andemperatures up into t l 60's. so 63 degrees and sll 18 degrees above normal. so still a very mild y, but not as warm as today. the winds wi the major theorth and east.ssure up to high pressure budgn fm the west. we get the wind tunnel effects. the wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour tomorrow, so you may want to sure the garbage cans d decorations ouide. and dnesd, pressure from the north brinngsinds out of it will be cooler, not as breezy. 57 degrs. and that cold front will bng rain on thuray. and behind this, a big on sarday, back to realit with the jet stream way down to the south. we're looki at wd chills in the 30's. this is a pgressive ttern. the north ase head through o so tomorrow sunny, win and mil 63 degrees. dnesday, 57. thursday, periods of rain with the next cold fron and then 51n frid. here is the cd air. a l of peoe have been iting for. 42 degre on saturday, but wind chills ithe 30's. so wi

futuretracker shows tomorrow morning, heading out the door for your commute, nice and quiet. no rain, nothing going on. lots of clouds and maybe a few slick spots in the hudson valley. you see a few green shots around 6:00. no more rain but steadier showers do arrive overnight tomorrow into thursday morning. you can see on thursday morning waking up, this is new year's new year's eve day dry as they're piling into times square and also dry for revelers where you'll be partying. 41 degrees at midnight on new year's. temperatures in the mid-40s and wind chills in the 30s. once we head into the new year, maybe a few flurries north and west of town. then we're coasting along. it looks like we might get above freezing in central park but not until january. by the way, that will be the latest it' ever happened. we have not gone below freezing yet in central park. it looks like into next sunday and monday, it's finally going to happen. >> hopefully winter doesn't last until april or may now. >> i don't think it's going to happen. >>> a small fire caused a big scene in midtown. today

let's time everything out with futuretrack. tonight, we will have a mainly cloudy sky. a warm front will nudge its way into the area, bringing higher moisture values which means areas of drizzle and fog could affect us later tonight into tomorrow morning. tomorrow, most of us stay dry throughout the first half of the day, but by late afternoon, we will see the development of showers. the rain becomes more widespread overnight saturday and even a few thunderstorms. no severe weather is expected. the rain will continue into sunday as the low tracks through the area. there continue to see light to moderate rain. the storm system will wrap up on monday. by the time everything is all said and done, we will have widespread totals of one to two inches here across eastern iowa, with a few isolated areas receiving a little more than two inches. we will likely break daily rainfall records this weekend across the area. here's the storm track 7 forecast for tonight. a few areas of drizzle with lows in the 40s. there could also be some areas of fog later in the overnight. here's the

futuretracker at 8:00 tonight. the light, wintry precip breaking out and even in the city around 10:00, 11:00 and sleet, maybe freezing rain and rain off to the south and light snow moving into the hudson valley and quick coating in duchess counties. to see that change over, thankfully, to plain rain in the city and that's overnight while you were sleeping and look north and west of town westchester county and rockland county from 2:00, 4:00 and still that wintry mix and as you head for your early commute around 5:00 a.m., it's still slick. putnam county freezing rain and sleet. and definitely duchess counties you could see some treacherous conditions early tomorrow morning. but between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m., we start to see that changeover deeper to the hudson valley. by 7:00 a.m., when you see this yellow and orange, that is heavy rains at time just in time for the commute. localized flooding is is a problem and little bit of that wintry precip will linger around 7:00 a.m. by lunchtime, everyone changes over to plai

and futuretracker showg around 8:00 weill see some showers again mainly sth of philadelphia.unchtime, this is when the rain really blossoms, eecially along the i-95 corridor and areas to the east. it is a fast-moving system. by 3:00 the steady rain along the ast. and by 80 atight lots of clouds with a little bit of this is really a qui hit of rain. mild for december with temperatures in the 60's. usually this time of year we have a cold rain if we have rain. heaviest rainetween 10:00 in the morning a 5:00n the evinglg t coast. and how much rnou get really depends in your location. all aut location. north and west of the i-95 corror about a quarternch to tee-quarters of an inch. and south of i-95 three-quarters to an inch along the coast where we will see the heaviest rain. and the elusive auweath seven-day forecast a rainy y, pecily the mdlef the high of 60 degrs.he mild side, behind e frontn friday, clouds baking for some sshine is there be windy and cooler. 51 deees. the real cold air unleashed saturday. the high only 42. the first day this moh with temperatures below norma

futuretracker showing 8:00 in the morning plenty of clouds, some fog and spotty showers south and westf philadelphia. and then it fills in around lunchtime. periods of rain heavy at times, 58 degrees. a mild rain. it continues into the afternoon. 5:00 a lot of that latesting up to the north. then another round tomorrow night. and when is when temperatures peak in the mid to upper 60's tomorrow night, likely tying a record high. christmas eve is when you really feel the warmth. with the warm front to the north we get a surge of temperatures, 25 to 35 degrees above average. really up and down the eastern seaboard. and i think this will be the warmest december day on record for a large part of our viewing area. the first line, the forecast temperatures. the second one, the standing records. and i think a lot of records will fall. all-time december warmth on christmas eve. and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow an ugly day. fog, soaking rain, 66 degrees the high. tying the record high. on christmas eve we will see some sunshine and increasing clouds, 76 degrees all-time

as we look at futuretracker. that trend continues ah we head later into the eveni g hours. w, by 11:00 more of that light, wintry mix around new york city north to westchester county and cold snow coating the colder surfaces in monticello and duchess county. you'll see some snow. everyone changes over to a wintry mix after midnight. the warm air aloft is going to melt a lot of that precip as it falls through the atmosphere and then freeze again on contact. sleet and freezing rain a possibility. everywhere shaded in pink. that's north of new york city. for the city overnight it gets rainy quickly as the warmer air works towards the north. this is 5:00 a.m. your early morning commute. lots of heavy rain streaming into the city here as you head into putnam c.uy and olster county and still some frozen stuff going on. give yourself extra time and be extra careful. 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. ter 7:00, eueryone changes er to rain heavy at times and then it's gone. in and out by lunchtime you could see it's all shutting down here

and futuretracker showing around 8:00 we will see some showers again mainly south of philadelphia.hen as we head towards lunchtime, this is when the rain really blossoms, especially along the i-95 corridor and areas to the east. it is a fast-moving system. by 3:00 the steady rain along the coast. and by 8:00 at night lots of clouds with a little bit of lingering drizzle. this is really a quick hit of rain. mild for december with temperatures in the 60's. usually this time of year we have a cold rain if we have rain. heaviest rain between 10:00 in the morning and 5:00 in the evening along the coast. and how much rain you get really depends in your location. all about location. north and west of the i-95 corridor about a quarter inch to three-quarters of an inch. and south of i-95 three-quarters to an inch along the coast where we will see the heaviest rain. and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a rainy day, especially the middle of the day. temperatures on the mild side, high of 60 degrees. behind the front on friday, clouds breaking for some sunshine. is there be windy a

futuretracker showing around 2:00 in the morning you see the line of the gusty showers.nd then by the morning commute, bright sunshine, temperatures in the 50's. so not that cold. and temperatures up into the low 60's. so 63 degrees and still 18 degrees above normal. so still a very mild day, but not as warm as today. the winds will be the major factor with low pressure up to the north and east. high pressure building in from the west. we get the wind tunnel effects. the wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour tomorrow, so you may want to secure the garbage cans and decorations outside. and wednesday, pressure from the north bringing us winds out of the northeast. it will be cooler, not as breezy. 57 degrees. and that cold front will bring us rain on thursday. and behind this, a big temperature drop. on saturday, back to reality, finally feeling like december with the jet stream way down to the south. we're looking at wind chills in the 30's. this is a progressive pattern. the jet stream will move up to the north as we head through next week. so tomorrow sunny, windy and mild

futuretrack, like i said not very much but a quick sprinkle or temperature in. 10:00 tonight when we get that rain moving in. steadiest over the southeast and we don't get very much rain north and west of boston, but those temperatures, it only takes trace amounts to make for some very dangerous roadways and we start talking about freezing rain. so that's why the freezing rain advisory has been issued. it basically is issued when we are going to get any amount at all because it is that dangerous. temperature-wise this afternoon temperature-wise this afternoon. we are going to be right around 40 in marshfield and bridgewater. 44 in sandwich down to chatham. 39 in hull and brockton. brockton, upper 30s and beverly and quincy. lowell, 36 today. westborough at 38. worcester, 35. nashua and milford, new hampshire at 34. temperatures tonight though, boston down to 35. we are just above freezing and framingham at 33 framingham at 33. norwood at 33. lawrence back down to that freezing point. the seacoast and southern new hampshire back down to the lower 30s and lower 30s into central massach