charity koehler, director of the st. john bell ringers, likes the variety a handbell choir is allowed. "a bell choir can consist of inexperienced and experienced musicians," she said. "the difficulty levels of the music have a wide range in order to allow children and professionals to have fun and be challenged musically." the st. john choir consists of people from all walks of life, koehler added. "bell choir allows them to come together and have music be the common thread," she said. "one of my choir members, judy nelson, told me she really enjoys the fact that bell choir is something her and her husband, jim nelson, can do together. both ends of the musical talent tonight, 10 degrees, flurries ending and cold... wind chills 15 below 0 with gusts to 30. tomorrow, wind chills 20 below, gusts to 30. 7-day is frigid. 10 below as an air temperatate, not wind chill saturday night. a brief warm up monday to 20, then another reinforcing shot of cold air tuesday, >>> breaking news tonight. the video just released. ambushed. th

police say 53-year-old andrea koehler of baltimore was checking into the hampton inn last night when a gunman demanded money from her 20- it happened in the hotel's parking lot and when koehler intervened, she was shot in the chest. her daughter pistol-whipped. surveillance video shows the suspected gunman running to get back into a white vehicle and fleeing. the victim's daughter was planning to leave for south africa today for a semester abroad. >>> coming up this friday night, lonnie quinn. >> all about the blizzard that's going to be moving in here tomorrow so we'll talk snow totals. let's not forget the winds. wind is the element of the blizzard. 40, 50-mile-per-hour gusts out there as you start off your saturday. i'll show you what they could get up to later on. >> thank you, lonnie. before you get your shovels out, we have advice on how to stay safe while you dig out this weekend. also, three people infected with the zika virus in new york. about the conditions. >> and gas prices seem to be we wondered why. answers. erotrsee cl gh weee cl atn'gonawed. whe he fusnalg urodwi w d

we will get some sunshine and temperatures will be koehler than average. we still have a lot of cloud cover now. temperatures are dropping here. we will watch the temperatures drop pushing to the south. to the north, we have cleared. the orange that you see here, this is the middle part of the in orlando today, at temperatures top out in the mid to upper 60' s. by noon, 62 degrees. it is traffic time. ted: no delays with the speed sensors. no delays at this time. 408 looking good. jason: the orange county sheriff' s office is responding to claims florida' s driving citations are racially biased. the aclu' s report claims black drivers in florida ticketed for as often as white drivers. the sheriff' s office says the orange county sheriff' s office continually reevaluates its policies, procedures and operations to ensure that they are consistent with best practices. sheriff demings will be meeting soon with the aclu to further discuss the issues. happening today the orlando city lions will make a big announcement and they invite you to hang out. the team is

death is over in the weather lab tracking really warm yesterday ted koehler chilly today tomorrow we're going to see temperatures even colder and then right back up the next day so they're bouncing all over the place nothing on radar look at that sunset beautiful shot there. sunset i think was eight minutes after five so now things are getting very pretty. thirty seven degrees as a seven o'clock captures what we're saying slightly colder in london are mainly clear skies little bit of a westerly breeze but not terribly strong seven to fourteen mph he can see the approach of the front it's a system that out to the west and notice the northwest winds that'll be behind it. that's why our campers will be dropping so tonight many many areas are going to be into the twenties i think it'll be thirty or so right here in this sort of urban areas the metro areas but as cold as the mid to upper twenties or even mid twenties for the inland areas and just how rural you're talking for tomorrow fifty breezy and milder winds out gusting as high as twenty five mph you can see the sun rises at seven eight

and tomorrow morning, it will be koehler he, but not as windy. 22 degrees in the city.s the suburbs can be in the teens. tomorrow afternoon starts the warm-up. not bad. 45 degrees on thursday and even warmer on friday. a high of 53 degrees as clouds increase ahead of the rain that's due in saturday. the raineyest period will be saturday morning, but we could still see showers saturday afternoon. 47 saturday. the winds picks up and here comes another round of cold for sunday, monday and tuesday. >> bill, thanks. >>> 5:51. we launch ed the action to brin you the conditions. >> that accident scene on route 202. sometimes having a lot of icy conditions and problems and slippery roads this morning. so we have an overturned truck you can see and crews trying to flip that truck upright. so now, route 202 is closed because of this accident scene in between bristol road and limestone pike. this is one of the intersections where it is being blocked off. your best bet to get around it is to lower straight road. moving over, here is montgomery county on hatfield township and walnut

putnam county, some of those wind protected areas. 39 in ocala what we were curler -- koehler -- colder earlier. 48 sanford, 50 right now in melbourne, but today' s lows than yesterday morning. we froze yesterday in ocala now we are warmer today. creeping up a few degrees each day. lots of clouds streaming in but they will be with us through the day so we will call hazy sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60' s. 63 in dunnellon , 65 in deltona, 60' s expected for highs up and down the coast. here is ted. ted: we are taking a live look -- westbound coming at the camera. if you' re going to travel from lake mary to lee, a good-looking drive. westbound on the right side of the screen. atlee road and winter park, the overall drive is at 11 minutes. and the weekdays -- in the into downtown orlando with ease, 436 to i-4 no delays. speed sensor 436, 63 miles an hour. he enrolled toll plaza will only cost you nine minutes. jason: deputies from two counties are investigating an overnight chase. michelle: alex villareal is life this morning. quite a busy seen today but things have quieted down f

tom koehler and says cutter is the favorite. >> overhearing the weather center, if you want to get anything done and be outside, we've got to get it done early. >> it is actually nice outside right now. we're seeing a lot of breaks in the clouds. a lot of sunshine right now. that will not be with us all day. unfortunately, we are not seeing a lot of sunshine along the beaches. kind of an overcast and hazy look. there along annamarie alling, still not keeping folks from getting on the beach. is going to be -- it is going to be a nice day early on. quite clear skies right now on top of -- on doppler radar. back out to the west, heavy weather coming through along with a cold front. this will push all of that moisture toward us by later on in the in the low 60s to mid 60s. right now, 64 in st. petersburg and tampa. ruskin has 65. 66 in bradenton. about 64 in haines city. we look for those temperatures to warm up as we burn off the fog. we are seeing reduced visibility in areas like lakeland and bartow, down to less than a mile of visibility. taking a look at your we can planner, we will expect

south of the north bay and pink is showing up over mount hamilton indication of rain snow mix so koehler bring the snow levels down. it's wine behind the system and then the showers will taper as we head to sunday afternoon. tomorrow morning we are looking at the wet commute. temperatures in the low mid 50's for most of you as you head towards the afternoon hours. we keep the showers going. it will be cooler than today for most of you. mid 50's to the mid 60's and you will feed your umbrella. accu-weather 7 day forecast rain to showers. sunday storm also one on our storm impact scale. morning will be wet, afternoon windy. break on monday. ground hog day i have to be honest with you. we put a one on the scale there for tuesday into wednesday but computer model are all over the place. other mold is going dry and so it's really a chance of written right now. everything could work out. not for drought but obviously for the festivities fix week. >> well you have the computer model we have to see what phil does. >> you if he ever know what is going to happen with that little guy >> thanks. >>>

february when we picked up all the cold and center last year to have temperatures this cold or even koehler. single digits across the board for a lot of us. 10 degrees in plymouth. 21 in hyannis with coal wind off those ocean. water temperatures running into the 40s. wind-chill factor, this is what you dress for. it's a stinging cold in boston, minus 8 in boston, minus 12 in the wind-chill trend will rise into the mid-teens by this afternoon. the wind speed lightens up from 15mph this morning to 5mph this afternoon. we'll have less wind. still have a cold air mass in place, but we'll be back into the lower 20s to mid-20s this afternoon. winter weather advisory continuing in nantucket, the cape as well as coastal plymouth county. we continue to see snow showers and snow squalls down that way. essentially from plymouth all the way down through the cape and the islands at this time. the focal point for some of those heavier snow showers and squalls overnight has been right along plymouth county coastline from kingston to duxbury down into plymouth. and across the cape cod canal. we can pick up