and from south areas , southern portions of geneva county nearing 13 inches of snow in some locations continue for the next 24 hours here. you can see from the power of 5 that squall that continues to set up is associated with i mean that is bringing our temperatures down. euclid area, currently seeing a slight break.siders definitely seeing a good abundance of snow. the darker blues into the lighter blues, you can see those are heavier bands y into north madison. southeastern portions of shaka county, even ce coating of snow. that lake effect snow warning still in effect. it's were that lake effect snow could see another one" to 2" --ing an eye on road conditions, this is a live look just about to cross over into east ashtabula county. getting hit with the heavier snow right now. we saw cars that had spun out early this morning so of course meanwhile crews working hard to clear the roads. dozens of drivers and plows were out there to clear the they are trying to prevent freezing. melt is some places could get up to a foot. megan, what's happening there right now? >> reporter: the bit

county. mentor, painesville, getting snow. geneva, madison, perry, portions of geauga county. the closer to the lake shore, it's not nearly as rough. the band is setting up mostly into central portions of geauga county. right there, cold front has moved through. our winds are shifting northwest and west. that means lake effect snow. there it is right there. classic. notice through much of geauga county. just a little bit into lake county. into ashtabula county too. we'll watch for this band all night. it'll easily dump several inches of snow where that squall does persist. some areas could see up to half a foot by the morning hours tomorrow into portions of geauga and ashtabula, inland areas especially. right now look at the cold air. we're into the single digits. temperatures running 5 to 12 degrees above zero. lake snow warning in effect for the counties in the darker blue. lake, geauga, and ashtabula. that goes all the way until noontime tuesday. 6 to 12 inches along the lake 10 to 16 inland where squalls persist. cuyahoga is a step below that. the advisory. mainly this wil

county. kirkland hills toward painesville, con k north perry, madison, geneva on the lake, ashtabula county, hugging the coast where the lake-effect snow has tomorrowed. you're under the lake snow tomorrow until noon. could see editionle four to looks like eastern cuyahoga county. wind chill advisory through tomorrow morning. going to be bitterly cold in overnight hours and to start the day 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. will be our cold hours. few snow showers around for your morning commute. much less snow west of cleveland, southwest of cleveland. notice most of the action will be north and east. there's the band of snow will there. this is tomorrow morning at can 8:00 a.m. take a look at blues there along the lake county, geauga county line. throughout the afternoon, we scour out the snow moving north and east. temperatures behind it still staying very cold. as far as accumulation, as i mentioned there, where obstetricals -- where squalls persist, could see up to a half a foot of snow between lunchtime and tomorrow evening. temperatures single digits. that's the big weather story for most of us tomor

county. if you wake up in mentor, geneva, ashtabula, these are the areas hit the hardest. snowfall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour. we have a lake-effect snow warning still in effect inland ashtabula, geauga county. heavy snow possible if you're out there this morning. be aware that visibility may drop rapidly, and the conditions could change very quickly. lake-effect snow advisory along the lakeshore there in ashtabula and lake counties. snow in the snowbelt should come to an end this afternoon. the rest of us are dry for most of the day, but everybody is going to get in on the cold. a windchill advisory in effect to the west of cleveland where we've seen some windchill values this morning as low as 14 degrees below zero. crazy cold out there this morning. i've got a thaw to tell you about, though. we talk about when that happens in a few minutes. you can't sit inside all day, you have to get out and make the money. if you're out in the snowbelt, you're going to have to drive through some snow. john is out there. he's riding along with the plows in chardon township. what kind

rain meadow woods, 417 south side orange county toward seminole county, eastern orange county as well jv -- geneva, the flow ucf, to brevard county. action most of the rain from the morning is gone. cloud cover is going to linger. some will break apart but most cloudy today. 72 in the villages, temperatures warming a lot near 70 if you are not getting rain now you will see low to mid 70s today. 20-30 percent chance of isolated shower developing. future track, attentive green, hit or miss shower through the evening. cloudy and flipping 2 tomorrow. tomorrow is on the dry side. sunshine and heating to 80. warm tomorrow. late in the day rain and storms developed western to the east. stay tuned to the forecast tomorrow. cloudy today isolated showers around 75 low to mid 70s with 60s hanging in, palm coast, daytona beach in the 60s. most getting into the 70s average i is 70 for this time of year. the rain although we will see fog forming and drizzle possible. low visibility for saturday. tomorrow 50 percent rain chance. later in the day. if you plan for the morning, good shape. tomorrow. as the sun goes

moving into montgomery county there is an accident on geneva avenue and easton road. mass transit, some changes as once septa makes announcements but for now no problems or delays for septa, new jersey transit, dart and patco. >> something many of us have done before, shoveled out a spot for our car and put something down to claim it. what the philadelphia police department is saying about these space savers in the city. plus, keeping you safe in your home. we'll tell you about the tool that you should keep in case of an emergency. >>> about quarter to 6. sam camera is shaking. from roque nok, virginia it's snowing. this is snow starting to come down, headed our way in the roanoke area they expect 16 to 24 inches. >> crews in montgomery county preparing for the storm for the past several days. trucks sprayed brine on the roads to melt that first layer of snow. even professional drivers have concerns about mother nature's plan. >> worry about sliding around and other people and worrying about everything else that's out there on the road. it's pretty tough out there. >>

mentor 11 inches. 9 1/2 perry and 8 madison and over 6 inches on the ground in ashtabula county and jefferson and geneva and 7 inches and here is more. it will be an inch or less for most of us. it won't cause a ton of problems pushing to lorain county and cleveland hopkins airport reporting flurries. i pulled up the visibility map and you can tell we are getting light snow mansfield and sandusky and so from you go. visibility may drop to less than 3 miles at times when the snow comes through southwest to south wind and the wind will stay up. we are at 16 in cleveland. here you see the warmer stuff coming in and 47 in st. louis. >> we have this brief thaw cycle on the way and we will warm and especially behind it. a little disturbance tonight and future view. by 10:00 the worst between 7:00 and 10:00 this evening and after that lake-effect snow east and east and that could pile up more. and roads by 90 and same spot that got hit last night and not as intense. most areas an inch or less on future view and taking you out east here. 1 to 4 inches and here you see it by morning ashtabula as it kicks in and

county you may have picked up a light dusting from moments ago. that has moved out, but we're still tracking steady snowshowers, geneva, ashtabula, continuity the corridor of 90 here from madison in lake county out to the east into ashtabula. if you run into this early this morning, please go slow. of course, it's still dark outside, and then you've got snow on the roads. you have smoe snow blowing around. be careful. by mid to late morning we should be totally done with snow. you want to watch out for snowy roads especially in the snowbelt. any leftover snow on secondary roads across the area, we've picked up snow the last few days almost everywhere, so got to be careful. there might be icy patches and a little freezing drizzle out there, too. i don't think that will be a widespread issue for us, but it could create some slick areas on bridges and overpasses. most of us shouldn't encounter any issues. 24 in worcester and 28 in cleveland. we're headed for the 30s today. won't that feel good after a high of 19 yesterday. now, speaking of the snow and the cold, we want to show you exactly what you can expect on your drive in. you have to be out in it, rig

seminole county on to the east of geneva, low 70s. and next stop, orange county, orlando. 73ish. east end, in the low to mid-70s today. the same could be found along the space coast. palm bay, 71. and cocoa beach in the low 70s. around 71 or so. the next seven, windy and wetter tomorrow. then we chill out by saturday and sunday. 59 on sunday. lows around 38. that's your forecast, everybody. take a look. snap the sun. this is from deejay. thank you. on the jetty. we have wave action and sun and #snapthesun. we have a weather baby for you. and mr. wyatt. santa tangled in christmas lights. he looks good doing it. more. >> gina: happy thursday. i'm going to give you a live look. i-4 east bound at the 92 exit. shoulder there, not causing too many significant delays but emergency crews just arrived on the scene about 15 minutes ago. use caution in the area. it could cause slow downs. i-4 westbound, here in volusia county, but this is closer to the metro. and here at saxon there's been a crash, and still causing significant delays in the area

geneva, leroy. in lake county this is just some flurries. but you have up to 20 inches of snow on the ground in the madison area. you get the idea. a few more flakes there. won't hurt anybody. quiet night. calmer wind. windchill factor tonight. we have a shot of snow tomorrow afternoon and mainly along the lakeshore and east and we will dry things out thursday before we draw our attention to the east coast and major east coast storm expected to develop. temps in the teens to around 20. that's warmer than what it's been. area wide we are down to 18. 21 sandusky. again, the wind is dying down and the windchill factor not too bad as we look at the forecast temperatures here. the trend got us falling 12 to 14 degrees tonight. clouds will be on the increase. we have that shot of snow. overall, the forecast is looking quieter. and we will warm up those temperatures forecast details later on. dan, over to you. >> dan: thanks, jeff. temperatures like that letting pet owners to know it is too cold for our four-legged friends to be left outside. still

undoubtedly slick travel and the lake shore near perry getting a break and madison and geneva and more snow for geauga county. that is where the snow warnings are. otherwise a wind chill advisory in effect for tomorrow morning. i think the windchill advisory believe it or not will likely cause more school closings. we have a school closing -- closings on the bottom of the screen. jefferson local in ashtabula county has been called off. we are getting school closings and continue to get those for the rest of the snow and also newschannel 5 at 11:00. hour by hour tonight. lows in the upper single digits and cold with that lake-effect snow. keep in mind roadways will be slick across the east and in snow tracker 5 and covering northern ashtabula. >> know, we are at a standstill. we were heading north towards route 2 and you can see not moving and that's the theme of traffic that we have encountered as we got off of i- 90 and hopped on to 306. as we were on i-90 i snapped the pictures of the semitruck pulled off of the side of the road and calling it quicks and a couple more at rest stops. traffic grinding to a h

watch for this accident in montgomery county, abington on geneva avenue and easton road. >> thank you 24 degrees in the delaware valley, 6:34. our team coverage continues. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in cape may with a major concern this weekend is coastal flooding. >> and nbc 10's katy zachry is live at philly international. philadelphia could get a foot or more of snow so does the airport have a plan in cleaning that up? >> they do. they have been watching for days, there are two main runways here and the airport has hundreds of pieces of equipment to clear that snow off of the runway. first let me give you an idea of how busy it has been so far. since very early we've seen travelers hurrying through security trying to get to their gate anxious to make their flights ahead of this storm. for those who may get stranded over the weekend because we heard american airlines canceled saturday flights, employees say they will hand out bags complete a blanket, a pillow and a vanity kit. also handing out snacks and water. in the event travelers are stuck overnight they will roll out 200 cot

geneva avenue. downed wires because of an earlier crash in east whiteland chester county closing 409, swedesford or 29 is the alternates. delaware, 202oncord pike we have no problems elsewhere in new castle county. >>> the impending winter storm has led to a shut down of all federal offices in washington, d.c. the winter storm could be worse for the metro washington, d.c. area than us. it is being stormed with criticism how it handled two inches of snow two days ago. the officials have declared a state of emergency. >>> delaware will get the most snow in the region. state officials say they are prepared for whatever comes. deldot will have 450 salt trucks and plows on the highways on i-95 and routes one and 13 and other major roads. private contractors will be called in as needed. officials say they have salt and road crews at the ready. >>> we might not get to your road or area right away, we have to focus on the interstate and the primaries and the secondaries after that. >>> deldot unveiled an app to allow drivers to see the location of the plows. >>> many have posted a code blue warning because

not the snow got that going inng i northern lake county on into extreme northwest ashtabula right around geneva. lookok indchill's.indchill' airport a- three akron canton. and we are looking at a 37-degree temperature differential from yesterday just j u at this time. 19 degrees today. lakes no diminishing.in it isis eye watering called out o here.uo clipper heading our way forng our w tonight. temperatures study to eventuallyentully rising by morning. one to 3 inches for everybody possible. then lake effect kicking@ in behind this clipper that lakeipper night ter .. the winds will swing around and perhaps give some areas up tosome areas up tosome areas up tosome areas up tosome another three to 5 inches. stay tuned on that one.at blustery tricky travel for sure. and wednesday a little weatherle weather system comes and wednesday willdnesd be the coldest high of the week at only 18e.. 32 on thursday. snow ending in the morning a changing to snowx that is i something to watch as well. fox8 your official schoolial sc closing station guys. we'll send it back up your way. get warm. we have delays a

geneva, switzerland. they were allowed to leave as part of a prisoner swap with the u.s. washington post reporter and marin county native jason rezaian was among the former prisoners onboard the plane. he's seen here in a photo posted on twitter after his release shaking hands with the state department official. after arriving in geneva the americans were flown to a u.s. air force base in germany for medical check-ups and today president obama spoke about the prisoner exchange and praised the americans. >> they were united and welcoming home sons and husbands and brothers who in lonely prison cells have endured an absolute nightmare. but they never gave in and they never gave up. >> it took 14 month of political bargaining to get the americans out of tehran's prison. tonight family members of jason rezaian issued this statement, calling the release, quote, the most fabulous news we've heard in a very, very long time. they went on to say he should be back in the u.s. next week and there will be a huge party at that time. rezaian spent about a year and a half in prison after being charged with fines. >>> developing

up to the north into volusia county, new smyrna beach back toward sanford, over into geneva and truly owed a, 30 heavy rainfall. right through the metro area from winter park down through orlando, it is below severe criteria. it is all about to change. >> very active weather moving across the central peninsula. downpours are occurring. we mentioned earlier in terms of our concern, it is going to be what is happening in brevard county and osceola county over the next hour. a good bit of central florida -- things have been quieting down. we continue to see rich, moist air. temperatures around central florida at this hour -- out of the south, all this moisture ahead of the southern boundary again, the main storms are back near winter haven and frostproof they are moving 50 miles per hour. this is extended all the way out into the melbourne area. they will likely be extended further to the east and for the north as well. our main concern as we talk about the next hour or two will orange, and brevard county. >> people in bears -- and bears sharing neighborhoods. what to do if you come face

sanford mid to upper 40s early warning temperatures notice how cool it is toward geneva on the eastern the low 40s. in marion county, this is where we expect the coldest air is central florida overnight and in the morning the surprises. even patchy frost. some of the fringe areas even the villages you can see some patchy frost by morning. ocala, 30 a bellevue 39 deland 38 in the morning. if you did not see your neighbor, no worries head over to the wftv weather and go get county by county forecast for your neighbor so you will see how cold it will get when you use the hour-by-hour forecast. today we were in the 60s tomorrow if you have been missing the weather, back to 74. this is warmer than already 71 deland 72 leesburg titusville cocoa beach daytona beach 71 degrees. palm coast in flagler county, one of the only spots not hitting 70 degrees tomorrow. temperatures go down and it. typical in winter in florida as we wait for the lowest to track. this is our next storm system. notice on friday, we are still driver we can see the next approaching storm system from the west. this will likely be a squall line of thunde

enhancement going on in late countyke perhaps north madison up toward geneva on the lake and also towards chardon and geauga county some darker blues out there. indicative of heavier snowfall. ii to 71 and mayfield road showing the snow covered roads. and then traffic picking up a little bit out there mainly wet roads in and around the metro as you get out farther away from the city patty said who is a ground fox right now a little bit more accumulation out there. twenty-seven the current we're goingne to get to nick wind chills are still in the teens the arctic air mass that's going to be reinvigorated by this latest clipper is really cold up in minneapolis and st. paul this morning it's for below zero if you remember yesterday were talking r about the day before it was 36 degrees colder yesterday. high pressure will eventually get a break in the action tomorrow morningng e once the lake effect snow winds downs this isw the clipper going through a core blast of air over the lakes we are finding lake effect snower the eastern end of lake ontario in upstate new yorkt i guess we'll take our 1-3 inches high pressure

geneva on the lake and north madison . outside of that, things are pretty quiet with lake effect tapers off tomorrow morning . >> phase conditions causing lake county, i-93 close because of accidents, roosevelt leftwich joins us from groundfox in mentor. decalogue you can see how snowcover the roadways are, we are on mentor eminem, us 20 in there was a third group of cars at right towa start to slide, we stopped and we were hit by something from behind pretty hard. >> with a third group the third group collided this called his family tried to avoid that group and they wound up your. so much snow and ice it is bad on the highway or the side streets and for many people, this turning into a problem they come it would have been better to stay home and. >> the title be okay but when we got here it was terrible. >> it is still terrible,,re somewhat snowfall has been much all day . the snowbelt . snow bands have been coming in off the lake and this is the result, this is something that we have beent repeating, if you can stay at home that it is best to do so . if you have to be traveling them have patience and drive safely . the small town in shock after

. @>> geneva, including conneaut, @jefferson is closed tomorrow as @well and it's because the snow @is really starting to come down @in ashtabula county but all of @us will be dealing with @bitterly cold temperatures, @single digit lows expected, @wind chills to 15 below. @below zero across the area. @there's a look at in the snow @belmont areas getting pummeled @right now, very heavy snow @falling in portions of northern @ashtabula county, much of lake @county and clipping into @portions of geauga county as @well and i-90 has been bearing @the brunt of all of this as @well as state route 2, this has @been very problematic @throughout the afternoon @commute and what commute there @is, and you can see that we are @starting to see that snow break @up a little bit in lake county. @cuyahoga county has an @advisory. @all of us remain under this @wind chill advisory through @9:00 tomorrow morning as the @wind chills will be 10 to 15 @below zero. @so to start the day tomorrow, @it will be lake snow, wind and @cold that will impact your @morning drive. @by midday we will have a few @lingering snow showers and @still will be cold and plain @co

showers on radar moving towards ashtabula county also through lorain county in brunswick and raining from euclid down to solon and to geneva on the lake and ashtabula . you can see the situation on the lake and the breaks in the spots with 47 degrees currently .th and akron-canton . rainfall reassembles after midnight tonight everybody getting snowfall after noontime tomorrow and then some lake effect tomorrow evening . have to keep our eyes on that right now anywhere from a cosmetic coating up to 3 inches . stay around 50 degrees for the high temperature . the temperatures will be showing down looking at the 8 -day outlook with high temperatures temperatures only in the teens the coldest of the season is on cannot. >> update deprecated as of the k-9 officer thated were shot. >> bush responded to an alarm and fisher at fisher foods when the suspect fired several shots be canine was hit three times, the officers returned fire striking the suspect he was taken to the hospital with a non- life-threatening injury the dog was taken to the veterinarian, expected to recover but unclear if he can return to work , stay with us for

geneva, within 26 minutes. already seeing rain there but talking about heavier stuff moving in. brevard county, palm bay, melbourne, floridana beach seeing another wave move in. there's rock ledge, cocoa beach, back up to kennedy space center and titusville. the bus stop wet, make sure the kids have the rain gear at 100% coverage of rain through the morning and the afternoon with a high today of 73. let's check on the roads with amy right now with a traffic alert. good morning, amy. >> good morning. we certainly do have plenty to talk about. this is the scene you'll be finding pretty much everywhere this morning. in the past, about five minutes we cleared a crash that was working eastbound right here by fairbanks avenue over on i-4 this morning. heavy traffic is going to remain. plenty of accidents left to go around. you can see a little sampling of we have had some improvement of that accident involving a jackknifed tanker. we have the left lane blocked traveling the beachline by challenger parkway. you might want to consider taking an alternate. it looks like that is improving a little bit.

county is three hours delayed. durham public schools closed. chapel hill carrboro on a three-hour delay. geneva a list of schools that will be closed. many of you probably know but chatham. franklin, lee, person, vance, warren and mecklinburg. operating on a two-hour delay halifax, moore, northampton and well done city. for a complete list go to abc11.com. barbara: it is time for weather and traffic together. a lot of people hope we will get more stow melt today. -- snow melt. don: we will. you see the temperatures toward mid did i -- mid did i. hills. fayetteville. 37 clinton and goldsboro. 28 smithfield and 34 chapel hill and 34 roanoke rapids. looking at the day ahead 38 now and mainly clear. lunchtime 54 and this afternoon clouds and sunshine, 58 raleigh and low 60's in fayetteville. tomorrow will be 10 to 15 cooler and you will need the umbrella on wednesday. we will talk more about the rain coming but we talk weather and traffic with amber rupinta. amber: the primary roads are pretty decent. there are still issues where you could encounter leftover ice but the secondary roads are differen

geneva, 20 and deltona 24 minutes. heavy rain working in and you can see it here in volusia county moderate rainfall and that is also pushing into flagler county and seeing the rain coming down across brevard county and osceola harmony holopaw board member -- melbourne palm bay and seeing showers marion sumter in northern lake. slight risk of weather, low-end risk for the most part and we will monitor that and the flooding threat will be higher through tonight with rounds of rain working in. 65 now and kissimmee and orlando. through the day about 70 for a high but big issues are rain and storms. look at the planner with me. we will see some brakes but overall better chance of redeveloping by the afternoon and for the evening drive. coming up i put together a map we have not shown before in the morning on tv. i have the computer models we often talk about and i will show you how much rain they show us getting as we go over the next 24 hours. impressive rainfall totals and i will have that coming up at 6:30 8. 6:32 am. a mess on the drive here is deneige. >> major snow down's -- slowdowns i-4 westbound for leaving seminole co

county and so i am excited for that. this is our current location. we're the blue dot there heading into geneva and this is a look at the roads. you can see some snow on the roads. not only that, but we get the big gusts of wind causing snow and visibility issues and as far as the roads go, again, the main roads are clear and it's getting to the main roads where we see the trouble and not just snow on the ground but you can see icy spots underd snow. be careful while driving. and we're going to check in soon. for now, back to you guys. >>>i-26 right now and is this too good to be true? a dollar for a gallon of gas. >> that could be the case soon, according to a new report. tumbling oil prices could push the price of gas down to just a buck a gallon. and the last time that happened was in 1999. >> and ton we're going to pump it like it's -- it is. >> i was wondering where you were going with that. the national average for a gallon of regular is $1.96. ohio drivers, we're paying $1.84 a gallon. >> and all right, trending this morning, folks, in other molds of transportation, it's cold outside, ba

counties all across our area issued a code blue. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has more. >> okay i'm just checking on seniors, okay. >> reporter: alice wright is raising the sun. >> geneva reporter: west philadelphia block captain making sure that seniors in this neighborhood have heat and blankets to protect against the the bitter cold, that is setting in. >> i don't want to have to come and find out that a senior is dead on the block. >> can we come in. >> yes. >> reporter: she let us into show thaws she's prepared. >> across town, where sam is, keeping the doors opened at sunday breakfast rescue mission, the shelter has more beds then any in the city and there are already gearing up for an overflow. code blue in philadelphia means officials opening up, all a available beds and even public build to make sure that nobody sleeps on the street. >> it is a just a chance somebody get frost bit, somebody can die outside in the cold. >> reverend pete won't be turning anybody away. >> go ahead. >> reporter: parker family is bundled up. >> hoodie and a jacket. >> reporter: even a ski mask to keep out the wind and the chill. >> we got a nice little hot chocolate. >> reporter: s

geneva and into trumble and driving on 220, 90 and signs to be slower. and visibilities will be reduced with that cloud cover and added snowfall. also, watching some of our southern locations, richland and ashton county and coshockton and farther north. we're seeing there some holmes county. and this is ahead of the warm front. the cold front is the one that means business and cools us shot later today. most of this is out of here by 10:00 a.m. and we'll see the break throughout the bulk of the day and there is that chance of wet weather to return. have snowfall. that is the in between time that you will have a slick potential on area roadways and the snow chances lingering into the overnight hours and friday morning and we shut it down and start to change into that warmer pattern and into the weekend forecast. and as far as today goes, we're looking at trace amounts and two, models not excites and hopefully no big problems on the road and let's find out from corrina. >> and having a negative impact on your morning commute and things are looking good. we are talking about that water main break at west 106th street and shut down between western avenue and madison and we'll update on you when that open

counties over the next hour. we are getting heavy rain in downtown orlando and through winter park and stretching bast the ultima mall into lake mary, we will have batch moving into geneva so you get several batches of rain and still heavy downpours from new smyrna beach, north of oak hill and more on the way. developing near tampa all the rain is moving in but you can see we have some dry air and that is on the way but it will hours. >>> man county sheriff spoke up after a controversial arrest involving 5 deputies ask we showed you this video on eyewitness news at 6:00 last night and you can see clearly the officers punched, kicked and need a man who was laid out with his hands up mart price questioned the sheriff. the line. >> reporter: yes and the sheriff said as soon as the video was released, he wanted to speak out about it at the sheriff's office he says he wants the community to know he does not condone the actions of the former deputies and he is working to make sure something like this does not happen again. >> we all know that it was wrong. >> this afternoon marion county share chris miller held a news conference we talked about video and 2014 that shows 5 for