i hit a lot of icy patches driving into work this morning ... which made it difficult to stop at intersections at times. and that's what you really have to worry making your commute today ... is the ice on the roads. i'm here at glendale road ... where there have been multiple crashes this morning. take a look at this timeline ... .. which will give you an idea of just how bad it is. they started around 3:30 ... and have been popping up ever since. all of these crashes ... five of them actually ... happening within mnutes of each other. you'll definitely want to slow down and give yourself plenty of room between you and the vehicles around you ... because the ice is making for some hazardous conditions this morning. there have also been several crashes reported in other areas ... like 580 northbound at plumb ... over in sparks ... ... and then there was this one ... take a look at this car near idlewild park. this happened just before 1:30 at the intersection of booth and riverside drive. witnesses told police that when they tried to stop the dr

and in some areas, big icy patches. there's a look at another picture, one of the side roads in the bahama area, it looks okay but does not take much to get you into trouble on the side of the road or big patch of ice invisible to you and take it right up upon it. we have an accident that does not appear to be related to whether. 64 westbound on rolesville road, slow ride coming in from zebulun on window d knightdale. our temperatures looking right now? >> right where we have in the last several hours which in many places is above freezing. i wasn't as concerned about icy patches, yesterday it was a given. this morning, it is just in certain areas. if you look at the top left- hand side of your screen, you can see that with ramp. this is the durham freeway coming right to durham. in some spots, that's freezing, in others it isn't. you have to really use caution and assume that it is. we have also had falcon places, especially in hornet and cumberland counties this morning. some of that is beginning to lift. 34 in roxbor

there will be some icy roads this morning, temperatures. we'll warm up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low the front. this will low moves farther out to sea. the chance is low like last weeks system. partly cloudy. lows will to upper 50s. winds south the region on wednesday. will have to be monitored fair skies and warmer temperatures. good morning, hampton ten on your side has been covering the rising homicide rate in portsmouth. it has more than doubled in the last year. we keep hearing that, and reporting that, but what's being done to make the city safer? we report on mayor kenny wright saying we need a conversation on the crime issue, and we need a plan. so -- where is that plan? one councilman says the time for talking is over, it's time for action. and today beginning at 4:00 councilman danny meeks lays out his "solve the crime side. clip 1 - (1;18 ) ((these protection and quality of life and they are paying their taxes just like everyone and they are

wednesday: few morning rain light icy mix possible.cleari ng for the late-morning & afternoon.tem peratures climb into the upper 30s and lower 40s thursday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s friday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 50s sunday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle to upper 50s time now for your timesaver a nearly month long occupation of federal land in a small oregon community by small group of protesters came to a violent end. militant leader "ammon bundy" and his followers were reportedly heading to a community meeting tuesday afternoon when they were stopped by fbi agents. seven people were arrested. another person... arizona rancher and protestor lavoy finicum was shot and killed by an officer. nocg"there were at least four or five federal cars agents...they were behind the cars guns drawn it looked like whatever it was was over" all of the suspects face federal conspiracy charges. bundy and his group came to oregon to protest the sentencing of father-and-son ranchers convicted of arson on federal lands.#

it flew around our area surveying the icy roads. and in less than five minutes, jen lewis has another update on the roads as people get back to work after update on today's forecast. meteorologist jeremy wheeler explains why today's weather will be good again! again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. warmer thsi afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds south 5-10mph. tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the mid to upper 50s. winds south 10-15mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, but many of them will up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of

also tracking icy spots. live look outside, another major issue this morning is because of so much snow still across the area, we're still seeing neighborhoods down to pretty much single lane travel. and we'll quickly have lane reductions. it can sneak up on you rather quickly. we'll continue to drive around this morning. i've posted issues that we found across the area on my facebook and twitter pages. >>> right now water is rushing down the street on calvert street in northwest washington. crews conditions sean't seem to. molette green is monitoring the conditio conditions. what seems to be the problem? >> reporter: we've been watching all of this water just gush out and flow into the street here at calvert close on the rock creek parkway entrance. i walked up to the crew just a few minutes ago and saw the holes that they had been digging after they uncovered the snow off and they still are not able to find the right valve. that's the first thing that has to happen before they can get to repairing the break

today we are dealing with a big refreeze and icy commute. your neighborhood checking on road doppler 10 weather center. meteorologist jeremy wheeler says to bundle up today. jeremy we're dealing with icy conditions in the neighborhoods this morning. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds south 5-10mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some icy roads this morning, up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer temperatures. good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues on the peninsula. 10 on your s

winds south icy roads this morning, temperatures. we'll warm up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a linger near or just off the coast into thursday. moisture back up against snow late thursday as the over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next skies and warmer temperatures. good morning, hampton roads. let's check v-dot teams from hampton roads are helping other areas in the state dig out. crews rolled out yesterday to help crews in northern virginia and lynchburg. these are pictures of them leaving shortly after sunrise sunday. 36 workers left with snow plows, spreaders, and motor critical snow clearing operations. they'll join teams already working around the clock to clear out the snow. ten on your side has been covering the rising homicide rate in portsmouth. it has more than doubled in the last year. we keep hearing that, and reporting that, but what's being done to make the city safer? we report on mayor kenny wright saying we need a conversation on the crime issue, and we need a pla

icy on 50 near the beltway. warning for you. 270 at shady grove road, we do have plows working along that section of the roadway. so beware if you're headed out sometime soon on 270, you may encounter some plows. inbound 4 at suitland parkway, still have the crash blocking the right side of the roadway. and convince or chand at clopper, a crash right there. we'll have travel times this ten minutes. >>> we're working to get to you work and school safely today. we have team coverage of the icy conditions. megan mcgrath will update you on the dangerous snow walls. but we begin with molette green and a water main break that could have some serious impacts on your morning. >> reporter: water water everywhere at calvert and 28th. close to connecticut avenue. look at that, it's just coming out there. d.c. water has been on the scene working to try to shut the water off. the rob for them has been of course the snow that they have had to remove from on top of the valves. trying to get to it. we're dealing with a 12 inch

that is an icy mix moving through central pennsylvania.ng to be arriving as temperatures climb into the above freezing zone for us. the futurecast shows at 11:00 this morning, dry, a chance of some showers as we go into the afternoon hours. for today, clouds will increase, scattered light showers develop this afternoon. the temperatures even warmer than yesterday. we saw significant melting yesterday. 41 to 45 degrees this afternoon. helping with the warmup, southwesterly winds. the winds very light yesterday with more of a wind blowing today and temperatures above freezing, we will see the melting accelerated this afternoon. there will still be snow on the ground tomorrow morning even with temperatures above freezing to start with in philadelphia. some of the suburbs will be below freezing tomorrow. a breezy day, 39 degrees, the high temperature drying out first thing in the morning. come thursday, sunny, after a cold start, 40 in the afternoon and near 40 degrees with clearing skies after some clouds come through friday morning. it's ove

there will be some icy roads this morning, melt through the day. we'll see lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we'll warm up even more tomorrow with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region on wednesday. this will bring some rain showers. it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will cause some more rain. however, some of the area may see this wrap up as snow late to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like last weeks system. next weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer temperatures. today: mostly sunny. warmer thsi afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds south 5-10mph. tonight: partly cloudy. lows will be in the mid 30s. winds south 5-10mph. tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the mid to upper 50s. winds south 10-15mph. high pressure will control the weather today. there will be some but many of them will melt through the day. we'll see lots of sun

while we're dealing with an icy reno mess this morning... we're going to take you across the world to the netherlands... where one man is making the best of any icy situation there. and it's a first alert weather day again today. and it's not just this mornings extreme ice that you need to be worried about. more snow is on the way too. "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda sanchez and lindsey matherly with your hour by hour forecast" noah hi, i'm noah bond. sarah and, i'm sarah johns. noah a social studies assignment centered around a provocitive image is stirring up controversy at a lyon sarah what parents are saying... and the school district's response... tonight on kolo 8 news now at five. the next winter storm is moving into the region today bringing additional snow as well as travel impacts across the sierra. another, weaker storm may impact the forecast area on saturday before a ridge of high pressure returns to the region early next week. main change to the forecast was to add freezing fog to m

there are icy places still on the roads. 39 at lunch time. downtown durham warming up to 47 this afternoon and lots of melting and rain in the forecast. we'll talk about when coming up. >> thanks elizabeth. a lot of school districts across our viewing area calling off school today not only because of the threat of black ice but because neighborhood streets are looking pretty bad. >> what about the lots themselves where they park these buses or the buses arrive when they go to school. let's check in with julia simms with an example. you are at elementary this morning. how's the parking lot there? >> well take a look for yourself bill and renee. it looks more like a skating rink so it's not just the roads. it's the parking lots. they can't get these buses and these staff and students in here because they are going to have to really--most of the school systems are going to have to wait for mother nature to help melt all of the stuff got a tall task ahead of them because like i said i got out and stood on this. it is very, very slick, very danger

there will be some icy roads this morning, but many of them will melt through the day. we'll see lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we'll warm with highs in the 50s. a cold front will move into the region bring some rain showers. it will linger near or just off the coast into thursday. meanwhile an area of low pressure will form off the coast and will push moisture back up against the front. this will thursday as the low moves farther out to sea. the chance is low at this time, but this will have to be monitored over the next day or two. it does not look anything like weekend looks great. fair skies and warmer good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues now with a closer look at road conditions on the peninsula. chopper 10 flew over the area yesterday to catch the aftermath of the storm. this is over hampton. you can see snow covering mostly the grassy areas. some of it melted yesterday but this morning we're dealing with refreeze. rico bush is live in hampton giving us a closer look at the conditions this morning. rico how's it the area'

there are a lot of icy spots as you've heard this morning.but we're in for another round of melting. in fact, more melting than we saw yesterday. a couple things working in our favor. we'll see a little wind pick up. that's going to @yd thelting process and the temperatures wind up warmer this afternoon than yesterday. that being said, i am tracking showers due in this afternoon and this evening for parts of our area. this time around, there's a few rain drops falling from the sky. right now, allentown, refreezing this morning. 15 degrees right now. low 20s in northeast philadelphia while at the shore, it's much warmer morning. 40 degrees in atlantic city. that's 22 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. we'll see sunshine to begin with but we could see a few rain drops falling in the philadelphia area during the afternoon commute. this morning, scattered clouds, most of the thicker clouds are just moving through central pennsylvania and it's with those clouds that you see a wintry mix through central pennsylvania. but as they move into

expect it to be icy.-95 much lighter volume, but an accident northbound at academy. >> reporter: it's a cold one out there, karen, we've got temperatures in the 20s and windchills in the single digits in some neighborhoods, 23 by 8:00 a.m. as you track the numbers, high of 28 will be around 3:00 p.m. we'll have windchills in the low teens, bundle up and cover up today. >>> it is what it is. >>> that's it for us, we'll be back every 30 to update you with breaking traffic and weather and news. for matt o'donnell, karen rogers, erin o'hern, david murphy, i'm tamala edwards. stay as warm as is you can. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> good morning, america. the final showdown. the democrats

mi >> and right now at 4:30, icy concerns.ns. that's almost an under state. are you looking outside at the treacherous road conditionsondi for the morning rush, aing r pursuit that for some continues from rush hour lastruh night of that is no exaggeration.ra a dusting of snow literallyally catching everyone off guard creating difficult drivingng conditions all over the dions a region. good morning to you. tu. today is january 21st 2000ry 2 scene 16 i'm holly morris.lyor >> and i'm maureen umeh. u >> i'm wisdom martin. wdom first we'll talk about this.t t this morning because of all this weather there are several schools that are on a two-hour delay.de here's what we have in hin virginia. prince william county schoolsols today.y. the following schools under a ur two hour today. alexandria city,ity, fredericksburg city, manassas cn city, spotsylvania county, c stafford county, all under a cn, two-hour delay.el we're going to update you upde throughout the morning as this t lift grows. g you can now find the full listll on our web site fox5d.c.com or.m on the fo

watch out for icy spots onç bridges.eep your distance between you and the driver in front of you. >>> let's check the road conditions at 4:20. jessica boyington has that. >> we're starting off in south jersey. the 42 freeway around route 41. we're at least driving in the center lanes, no problems there. they're heavily traveled and plowed nicely. we done the have a lot of slippery spots there. it's the exit ramps, the off ramps that you want to pay attention to the most. route 55 to the walt whitman bridge. longside, on the new jersey turnpike around the black horse pike, exit 3, there's a jackknifed tractor-trailer. not blocking the roadway, though. all lanes getting by. there is police activity on the scene trying to get this guy straightened in line again. as for mass transit, there are some suspensions still for septa. you definitely want to check before you go. a special snow schedule in place for patco. all trains are currently on time. modified service for amtrak and regular weekday service for new jersey transit.

jessica is watching for some os those icy spots. >> we have icy spots, accidents and major delays.we're going to start with the delays though. you can see a huge delay on the eastbound side. that is towards 95. your average speeds are 25 miles per hour right now. from the schuylkill to 95. drive times are up there. this is inaccurate because a few minutes ago it was about 15 minutes. he up ahead we have only the left lane getting by and now i'm having emergency issues. out in warring toirn township on 202, that is closed between bristol road and warrington pike. as you can see, over into the shoulder we have an overturned truck. we have tow trucks on the scene trying to get this situation under control and you can see the snow over into the shoulder and over into the left hand lane. but, again, that's closed. your best bet for your alternative is right now, lower state road the covered in icy spots. matt was out driving around a few moments ago. i'm hearing you said -- where are you, matt? >> we are in lower frederick township. we are at this circle here. a lot of cars here. a lot

tra icy conditions at the ramp too 123.hat is shut down.at you need really take it slow s this morning if you have toning head out. out. anticipate major delays. i'd avoid the beltway, bottomaym of the beltway b by the wilson bridge.bridge sligo creek parkway shut down sn because of ice.becae of ice i checked in with metro.ith o. metro is on or close toos schedule. and the best way to head w to around town today if you'reday f going to be heading out.to be h we'll keep a closoe eye on e o those delays. let's take a live look at someto of those cameras.as even though he traffic appears p to be moving better top of theo beltway by connecticut throughnt bethesda watch for icy f patches.pa that could cause accidents asena folks pick up speed.ppeed we're literally parked rightked now bottom of the beltway by the wilson bridge. look at all those semis, backed up taillights speedslligs dipping under 10 miles per hour there. i've been talkingi'e with some folks on twitter who r had friends and family that were in eight hour commute

there are cold temperatures, cold enough for icy spots this morning.ee a warmup within slow to start with. sunshine will be bright, 21 degrees at 9:00. by lunch time we'll be up 10 degrees over that 9:00 number. 31 degrees and still climbing. we're in for melting during the day today. back in ten minutes with your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast, watching for icy spots this morning, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> that's right, bill. we're doing okay on theç major for the most part, at least for right now. 95 along girard avenue. here's a 14-minute drive time. average speeds dropping in at 59 miles per hour. even with the left traffic being traveled around, give yourself an extra minutes before you head out the door in case you come across slippery spots on your way in. for mass transit, some trains and buses are still suspended this morning for septa. check before you go. amtrak, modified service. also check before you go there. they have a special snow schedule for patco. and new jersey transit running on a regular weekday s

i-85 is slick with icy spots near highway 290. multiple accidents reported there. 18 incidents over route from highway patrol. normally, i see three accidents or four. stranded equals in asheville and hendersonville. i-26 at the biltmore park exit, cars you do cannot go because of ice or the weather affecting the cars. give yourself extra time. slow-moving traffic on i-85. should be slow-moving traffic because of icy conditions. let's see how we loooo outside. asheville conditions here. i-26 highway 64. geoff: 6:43. a live look outside where the flag has been kicking up and it looks like freezing raiai let's check with tim waller in travelers rest. any freezing rain? tim: geoff, i am seeing freezing it is getting nasty.y. look at the american flags right down here. you can see the blustery wind. it appears to be freezing rain on the side of these flags. on the sidewalk in front of the whistle stop cafe, a very familiar landmark in downtown tr. you can feel the wind whipping down right now. my face is starting to freeze, so it is g

some of the sidewalks are clear still very icy and parking lots are icy for walking. you'll have to be careful this morning. 27 degrees a cold morning and looking at mid 20s across the entire viewing area. our dew point at 22, humidity at 80%. we've had enough light thin cloud cover roll in we won't see too much fog this morning. 25 in roxboro and rocky mount, 28 in southern pines and 26 in fayetteville and clinton so no way are you escaping these cold temperatures but it won't be this cold tomorrow morning so even though we'll melt some there will be a little bit of lingering snow and ice out there tomorrow morning and temperatures won't be this cold so shouldn't be quite as treacherous tomorrow morning but we'll be here checking if out just to be sure. by 10:00 a.m. temperatures warm up nicely to near 40. lunch time mid 40s to near 50 future cast to the low to mid 50s. if that happens no one will complain about it. and tuesday morning tomorrow morning looking at low and mid 30s expecting about 32 at the airport for our official low but temperatures warm up nicely on

but icy conditions especially those turn lanes. icy as you try to make your turn. you need to be careful. it's been forever since we've been driving in this. i want to show you another problem. the action cam was on the scene and chopper6 as well and this was in warrington in bucks county. 202 still blocked in that area because of an accident involving an overturned trash truck. problems everywhere david. icy conditions causing. issues. we see how bundled you are. it's cold out. >> it's cold this morning karen. let's take a look at sa satellie and radar. we'll show you the rain showers and snow showers they're long gone. we'll get some sun but temperatures did plunge overnight before some of that had a chance to dry out and so we have the icy patches. overnight rain and snow combined with those dropping temperatures have led to some black ice. in some cases you'll be driving 5 miles no sign of snow and then suddenly you'll see where they salted the roads and you have to slow undodge it's been windy overnight. there could be some de

be careful of icy patches. temperatures dipped below freezing and we have melting own sidewalks and refreezing on roads. 39 degrees sunshine in play and more melting today. the high today will be the 42 reading at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. we have a little bit of a cool down coming over the next couple of days. a big time swing in the right direction, i'll have more on that coming up. >> reporter: that sounds good. this morning we're watching icy patches and we're watching people sliding, someone slid off the ramp 476 eastbound to the schuylkill expressway westbound. they pulled the vehicle off the ramp. it caused a backlog because they had to block the ramp for a few minutes. the turnpike, all overnight construction is gone, speeds in the mid 60s looking good. a lot of snow removal efforts underway in norristown. some of the streets don't look so good. they are working to clear the snow out of markley street at dekalb street at 202. ambler farther to the north, ice at 63 beth shem -- bethlehem pike. you have t

the model shows that rain and icy mix, or that snow and icy mix, will creep south. it is continuing to push south and we will see that spread he heaviest of the frozen makes -- the heaviest of the frozen mix will occur around 1:00. it starts to slacken up after that. it will not and, but it will be later. you can see that as far south as anderson on this model. during the evening though, cold air rushes in. you can see heavy snowfall across much of the area by 8:00 tonight. that will continue into the overnight hours. we are expecting 1/4 - 1/2 inches of ice along the i-85. we are expecting 5-12 inches of snow in the mountains. >> anything to get them reading and they are always curious. geoff: how this week's golden apple award winner is full of surprises. ally i live look outside at our wofford skycam. the roadways. the i-85 between the georgia announcer: you are watching live, local, breaking news with geoff hart, allyson powell, and weather with dale gilbert. this is wyff news 4 today in hd. chris: here is a live look right now from asheville. the snow is coming

watch out for icy spots, especially on secondary roads in georgia. temperatures right now at 31 in anderson, 30 in spartanburg, 20's against -- across a good bit of western art drive. i see spots is the story early. by the afternoon, we see light s today, temperatures and proved to 53 for afternoon highs. that will go a long way toward melting what is left on roads. it could be icy and some of those spots i got a lot of snow over the weekend. geoff: turning to this morning's buzz. the clemson football team made so many memories for so many people on their run to the myra: saturday. at the team's awards banquet. a few more memories were made. geoff: the tigers handed out awards to dozens of players but eric mac lain and travis blanks upstaged them all. they both popped a question saturday night. myra: both of their girl friends said yes. tophies are impressive. diamonds still a girls best friend. geoff: congratulations to the happy couples. congratulations to them. continues. this it's heremyra: victory for the carolina panthers. the excitement and th

spots. >> reporter: and icy conditions also mean icy sidewalks, so if you're a commuter that walk or go to the bus stop, watch out for that, layer and bundle up as you head out for the mlk day-park forecast of service, it's so much more special when you head out on a day today in conditions like this. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> you can find the seven-day forecast and storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> this is brand new video of a stolen minivan crashed in olney. the search is on for four thieves who plowed the vehicle into the back of a tractor-trailer before going off the road. they ran away on adams avenue at crescentville road. k-9 are helping police find the suspect. >>> two people were shot at a homeless shelter, one of the victims died. the suspect had been evicted from the shelter on friday. police say he came back intoxicated yesterday morning entering a security checkpoint with food service workers. he got into an argument with the worker and pulled out a weapon and started shooting. residents were understandably shaken. >>> i s

there are still icy spots, especially in the mountains. we will be icy again. here comes the rain right across the tennessee-north carolina border impacting not cherokee, graham county, swain county, and it will be light rain. it will pick up this afternoon and tonight. this will be our next little system coming through. tomorrow, but there is a 40% to 50% chance of showers today. about 3:00 or 4:00, active in the mountains in the upstate later tonight and into tomorrow and itthere will be a lingering shower in the mountains on thursday mog and it could be in the snow and rain before it comes to an end. temperatures right now colder in the piedmont and in the foothills. hendersonville at 37 in abbeville at 31. spartanburg at 32. blacksburg at 34, gaffney the same, 33 in lake lure and rutherfordton. a chilly beginning. temperatures will rebound into the normal range for the afternoon. five to seven mile per hour breeze out of the souththst is at the upstate will see more in the mountains. average this time of the year is 53 for a high, 32 for a low, and right wh

nearing highway 55, pretty icy between cave creek and 540 and ry. also chapel hill police say an overturned vehicle on 54 coming in from chapel hill to carrboro causing traffic delays. one of our earlier reports from twitter indicated that was likely due to ice. several accidents on that stretch of highway. so, it is messy out there. you need to allow plenty of extra time, especially on secondary roads. we're also dealing with a water main break. let's show you this video from earlier, this is in wake forest, highway 98 or durham wrote just to the east of capital boulevard , down to one lane as they try to get this repair. not sure when they are going to be able to get it repaired, but something to keep in mind westward 98 capital blvd. elizabeth, it's surprising with these icy patches and updates that these are mounds of ice that have been slow to mouth. >> you are right. temperatures overnight mainly just above freezing. there have been a couple spots around wake forest dropping into the upper 20s but it was not widespread like sterday. couple of

all of us dealing with icy sidewalks today, icy driveways.melting yesterday, the refreezing overnight and the northwest that freezing drizzle will be a concern until 10 o'clock in the morning. the rest of us get some showers later in the day, erin. >> thanks so much karen. >>> in health check, the world health organization is warning that a virus believed to cause birth defects is expected to nearly every country in north and south america except can dan chile. the virus is spread by a particular species of mosquitos not person-to-person. it was only just confirmed to have arrived in the americas last may. brazilian officials say the virus is associated with a recent wave of birth defects. >> the sixers host the suns tonight looking to bounce back from sunday's blowout loss to the celtics. the flyers have hit a rough patch. they lost to the bruins three to two last night their third straight loss. the flyers remain seven points behind new jersey for the second wild card spot in the eastern conference. they face the capitals on wednesday. >> t

if you're heading out this morning, mainly clear skies early this morning, icy patches are possible and temperatures in the 20s in philadelphia between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. we'll get more melting underway. 34 degrees at 10:00 a.m. 38 by noon. 42 degrees by 3:00 p.m. before spotting back to 38 by 5:00 p.m. a fair amount of sun with high clouds building as the day goes on. matt pellman what are roads looking like early on? >>> it was not a good day for frosty the snowman yesterday, a lot of melting happened and it seeped on the roads, you can see that right here, northbound lanes of the blue route where it moved on the roads and it row -- refroze overnight and creating icy patches. there's a vehicle schuylkill expressway westbound the vehicle ran off the road into the snow. no emergency crews on the scene. this ramp from the blue route 476 northbound to the schuylkill expressway westbound is partially blocked with the accident. we'll watch it as the morning continues. also having traffic light troubles in northeast philadelphia along the boulevard between calmly and byberry. word of a

everything is icy. so anything that got a little bit melt i, is now crunchy, which means very dangerous conditions. so, i think it is a great morning to stay inside, definately want to stay off the roads, let these road crews get their job done. saw a few people shoveling sidewalks this early, it will be tough going until we get some melting, and unfortunately, today, probably not going to happen. so we will monitor the roads for you, be back in just a little bit to tell you how things are going now, we send it back to you now, rahel and erika. >> you can see, even like kyla said, they've plowed the roads, but still slick. >> still slick out there, kyla, thank you. >> a lot of folks do this on snow days. sledding down the philadelphia art museum steps, if you're brave enough to go outside, something to do, rocky steps just jam packed, sledders, check this one guy out, trying going down on his bike, stays upright to the bottom. pretty impressive. brave souls even went down face first, which i don't know

still some icy spots in the region. precipitation coming in a few announcer: now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecdale: good morning. we look at from our spartanburg skycam. it is 30 degrees. you can still see snow on the ground. will be icy this morning because of the winter precipitation we had over the weekend, and it will stay that way until the sun gets up and up into the 50's. that is the big concern this morning. we call it black ice. anything that melted and re-froze. some people did not get any. some got two inches of snow. higher up in the counties, we saw seven plus inches of snow in north carolina. over 13 in asheville. quite an event for many. light breezes this morning will pick up to three to five this afternoon. lots of sunshine today. low 50's for afternoon highs. cold temperatures early mean icy spots until the sun does its job. 5mountains chilly in the early's the 20's we see more precipitation coming in tuesday. 830% chance of rain. -- a 30% chance of rain. 60% chance of showers. a few ling

those very icy conditions.till some ice kplanlts coming from the top of the beltway out through connecticut avenue as well. snow plan, moderate service snow plan. detours. others suspended. i want to show yu now some video taken this morning in northwest washington. driving in here. just the roads a little bit packed, a little bit slick, a little bit nasty. you have to be careful this morning when you head out. it is nasty no matter where you go. some of these roads were not treated and they're very yucky. this is the northwest. lots of cross coverage. you're going to have to dust your car off. it is slippery, especially on the back roads. eun? >> thank you, melissa. it's 5:27. we're following a developing story out of rockville. >> a tent set on fire. "news4's" erika gonzalez has more from the newsroom. >> aaron, eun, they t police are calling this a homicide. we got word somebody set a tent on fire on randolph. it happened shortly after midnight. police say a man trapped inside died. according to fire investi

the northbound crash after 197.97 a car spun out because of icy icy conditions.o one lane blocked there.the southbound crash approachingpproachi powder mill road and another one being removed after 198.fter 198. we had the road completelypletel shut down there and even a though traffic is moving rightgight now at 198 it's moving very very slowly.slow. avoid bw parkway. par if you have to take 95 anticipate those southboundun problems in howard county as well. well. prince george's county bwe's parkway southbound a crash on the ramp to 450 because of icy conditions. if you're taking metro keep k in mind red line expect delays del to shady grove due to a disabled train outside of forest glen. if you take metrobus keep in kp mind they're operating on a moderate snow schedule. some detours, some delays. del you can check in with me onith twitter from that. t dash bus tweeted me to let you y know they're operating on orng on or close to schedule. sedul check in with me on twitter atith me erin fox5 d.c..c >> following other stories this morning too as if there was bad

allyson: the latest is icy conditions. [naughty] [no audio] tim: we talked about this day where you should not go out and drivthis is the intersection of highway 25 and 226, a busy area in travelers rest. not a lot of traffic but this guy tried it. see where he wound up. it's miserable conditions. we saw snow early this morning. seems to have turned into rain ,a wet mess. right down here, it's wet snow. a little frozen on the top. as the temperature drops, it has turned into this this morning. isn't a not octomom driving conditions. stay inside if possible. stay clear of the roads. you saw what happened to one guy this morning. tim waller, live in travelers rest. dale: we have been checking on we will get to aly in a little bit. we get you back to asheville where corey davis is. allyson: please looking at a few different conditions. corey: it's picking up. conditions are getting worse. wind just picked up a lot and snow is hammering us out here. we found someone walking out and about, she lives in the area. what are you do

we've been warning you all morning about icy conditions.an for extra time because you don't know what you'll face on the roads because of the melting and refreezing. >> we have matt delucia in stormforce 10 and jessica boyington here in the studio with us to take a look at the roads across our region. what are you finding? >> we are finding a lot of crew on the scene, trying to get rid of icy spot and for snow removal, that's a good thing. 295 in hamilton township around 195, no problems in the airy. if you are heading out the door to new jersey transit or so, you'll be good getting to that station in trenton. watch out for a water main break on route 130 southbound at 195. the right lane is closed because of that. as for mass transit, expect delays and cancellations. they're basically running on normal service and all normal schedules for amtrak, new jersey transit, patco and d.a.r.t. running on regular service this morning as well. here's route 202 around valley road. on the northbound side we have crews out the door for snow removal. def

cc really icy conditions inon i loudoun county.s for your train commute fulltl service good to hear is back i c to normal. everything back to normal onma o marc and vre today.re tod if you normally take themake t things are looking good there.. metro no alerts to report from metro as they gear up forp f service this morning butorning t expect crowded conditions.ondi a lot of people ditching the cars at the time of thisth accident this week ande takingk med metro.d etro yesterday metro dealt with very crowded conditions.ditions. we'll keep you updated ifated i there's any delays that you need to be aware of as far asasr track work or anything likethg e that. columbia pike 29 south after a lockwood drive road treatedriver after an earlier water mainat m break. really icy conditions there.dit. we'll keep you posted but so s far things quiet right now. keeping my fingers crossed.inge. back to you guys.ba >> all right, erin, thank youck veryerin much.uc >>> bad news right now for the caps this morning. alexander oa ovechkin will sit out

back roads and side roads certianly have potential to be icy. in williamsburg tourists and students turned out to enjoy one of the few winter scenes they've had. the ice skating rink picked up business from one end of the peninsula to the other, one man's uneasy driving day was a another's winter wonderland. "19:02 "i wasnt expecting it at all i hope it stops weather. c0021 16:36:32 "cause i love snow! its my snowing. it brings people together." 16:36:39 coming up in a half hour ill have an update from v-dot on the number of accidnts the weather caused across the region, and what roads will look like tonight as temperatures drop. in hampton matt gregory 10 on your side. we continue our team coverage from williamsburg. our photojournalist lance thomas got this video this afternoon of the snow. you can see it blanketing the ground. people in western north carolina had to deal with the snow as, well. this is video from person county near durham. the snow stuck to grass and cars, but it was too warm to stick to the roads. v-dot is keeping a close ey

icy spots. light breezes for the most part in the upstate. eight to 13 in the mountains makes it feel colder. looking ahead, a few lingering showers early thursday and look saturday and sunday. temperatures this weekend will be above normal. the upper 50's to 60's. geoff: how the government is affected today. announcer: you are watching allyson: another day of taking out as the east coast tries to get back up and running after thise snowstorm. geoff: washington saw about two feet and that is where nikole killion has the latest. nikole: the federal government is shut down again today as a cleanup continues. the white house also canceled their daily briefing. the presidt is set to stay indoors and scheduled to hold a meeting in the oval office. some things are getting back to area airports have reopened and mass transit is almost fully running. some of this is sony and museums are opening up, but schools are closed until at least to give the cruise more time to clear roads. nikole killion wyff new

it looks good on on smith road, still could be icy in those parts. and areas of white oak road, looking good at that intersection, not running into any delays. i believe we are going to go to live drive 5 and tara lynn has been on the road all morning long in wake county. where are you right now? >> reporter: we are on lake wheeler road, actually just passing lake wheeler. let's give you look at what the road looks like here. you can see that it is clear and it is dry. so, this is what we have been seeing on the main roads around town, the neighborhood roads are the ones that have been the biggest issue. be careful as you are turning course getting out of your neighbors, there is still a lot of ice buildup, especially around those turn lanes and intersections. this is what we're seeing on this side of wake county. right now, lake wheeler road looking nice and dry. >> thank you, tara lynn. of course, lake wheeler road is a state maintained road and d.o.t. has been able to work from those interstates onto secondary roads over the past couple of days. o

once again tracking icy conditions this morning. and it will be breezy to windy during the afternoon and evening hours. so that will make it feel cooler than the thermometer is actually reading. dry in the immediate area, but snow showers well west of washington, parts of west virginia. this could bring a flurry or two to the area before midday today. but absolutely no accumulation. temperatures right now, you can see at or below freeze. so a heads up as you head out this morning. 30 degrees right now in washington. more in ten minutes. >>> beware of the icy spots of course. i was coming out of my house today on the sidewalk, so be careful today. 270 north at 121, still have to stay left. southbound your typical volume. out are loop at gallows road, still have the right side of the roadway blocked in the earlier overturned vehicle crash. a couple of other things happening right now, southbound at pooks hill, a two car crash. southbound gw parkway, a disabled vehicle. >>> for the first time in a week, federal workers are heading into

very icy conditions there.go creek parkway slut down sn because of ice and in silverof spring we have a crash at 16th6t and spring on one of our secondaries.ndaries. several crashes in v a. asn v a well in virginia.wellv outer loop the local lanes les have reopened at the wilson t bridge but big delays. d 15 south is closed at suddenlyud with ice.ce. 95 southbound the ramp to 123 t is shut down and you see theou s red behind me, bw parkway p north of the beltway is basically a parking lot.y a pag check in with me on twitter at a erin fox5 d.c. if you have any.f questions about your commute.r m steve and allison, it is just ij not a great morning to beor driving if you don't have toaveo be. >> you got that right, erin. en. can't say it enough. eno be careful out there. the >> bob barnard is in arlington n right now. >> bob. >> trying to get all aroundto the area across the bridge goss over from georgetothwn.rom orge. see any difference there, bob? >> reporter: yeah.or: i mean, it looks pretty here. this is north

an icy alert this morning.emperatures have dropped we're in the 20s and pushing close to the teens. with the melting yesterday, we have the icy patches out there, now. things improve at 10:00 a.m. above freezing. 38 degrees by noon. there's the high, 42 around 3:00 p.m. we continue to work on the snow. as we take a look at highs across the region in the 30s in allentown and reading, but above freezing and warm enough to melt a big snow pack up north and west. 43 in millville. down the shore, mid 40s, light winds sun and clouds digging in as the day goes on. tomorrow, 41 degrees is the forecast high. it will be windy tomorrow. you can see the model is showing wrapping around this departing low pressure center, a little instability that could produce scattered snowflakes and flurries and snow showers. the latest run shows this mixing with wet snow and rain, this is the noon view and quickly in the afternoon it looks like it gets out of here. a little bit of a issue tomorrow, but a nuisance. today's high, 42 sun a

icy conditions here in raleigh. the winter storm warning that continues today, we may see of snow. light icing, certainly slick roads, and then this afternoon our winds will be strong gusting up to 30 miles per hour. we have numerous power outages already and with winds gusting this afternoon that situation may become worse. the eastern part of the viewing area under a winter advisory until 6 o'clock with light icing and also some gusty wind. our temperatures got cold overnight last night 24 durham and wake forest, 24 in cary and raleigh springs. town by town roxborough, 25, 23 south hill, 28 clinton, everywhere temperatures are below freezing. in your planner today, expect flurries or some light drizzle that would be freezing drizzle through the day. 28 in the morning, 30 at lunchtime, and a high of 32 this afternoon. it stays cold and cloudy. >>> when we left her yesterday hotel it was slushy. about 31 degrees, it was possible with great care, but as elizabeth showed us those temperatures dropped into the mid to lower 20s overnight and it has frozen over. even though it looks lik

overnight, any puddles on the roads will refreeze, so there could be some icy spots tomorrow morning - nothing widespread, but something to be aware of. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine on monday with temperatures warming into the mid-40s. it'll be even warmer on tuesday with highs in the mid-50s! any snow that is left on the ground will not survive by tuesday evening. a cold front will approach tuesday night, we'll be tracking scattered showers with temperatures back in the low-40s. i'm going to keep a chance of showers in the forecast for thursday.. this will be an interesting day to we have some school delays to tell you about tonight. virginia beach public schools are on a two hour delay tomorrow. and - the college of william and mary is opening at noon tomorrow. but gloucester, mathews, southampton, and surry counties as well as newport news and hampton public schools are all closed tomorrow. we're scrolling every delay and closure at the bottom of the screen - you can also find the full list on wavy dot com. the peninsula is the hardest hit in our immediate area. across the commo

the icy spots will be easing. a nice warmup in the afternoon, we won't see that brilliant sunshine we had yesterday as clouds will be moving in. temperatures not quite as cold as yesterday. certainly cold enough for refreezing overnight. it's a trend from our area that's taken hold inç parts of new jersey and in delaware. take a look at these numbers. 39 degrees right now in atlantic city. toms river and wrightstown are above freezing. 36 now in millville. look at the teens, though, for doylestown and pottstown and 18 degrees in south philadelphia. what melted yesterday and didn't dry out has refrozen this morning. we have wet weather on the way for later today. we'll get a dry start, 30 degrees at 8:00, by 11:00, near 40 degrees and into the low 40s by 2:00 this afternoon. cloudy skies, the southwesterly wind helping with the warm upduring the day today. the chance of rain showers moving in. we'll take a look at the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington has your fi

and it will likely startff with a cold rain, icy mix situation. tonight, overnight into tomorrow morning, we will start to see friday into saturday, we will then see all snow across the region, periods of h hvy snow. that's when we can really start to see the numbers stack up. i will show you more about how much is expected to fall coming up in our next half hour. >>holly: frozen olaf is ready >>jay: how big the snowman >>holly: a giant olaf from disney's "frozen" is towering 12-1 feet. >>ingrid: a girl and her dad building that snowman. >>jay: it's know waving to passers by in grand rapids. the girl and her her dad have been building giant snowmen for years. he says the best part is spending time with her. >>ingrid: i didn't know "frozen" was still a big thing still? jay: oh, yeah, they love it. >>ingrid: olaf -- >>holly: i might have to have an olaf outside my house. >>ingrid: you may have the opportunity. we have significant snow on the way. we have temperatures below freezing but no precipitation at the moment. black ice is a threat this eveni