we have snow showers in connecticut in litchfield. it's a little bit more working its way into the western section of new jersey. there is not a lot of now. we have 30 out in new york and 33 in central park.a lot of us are right at the freezing point but we don't have everything together. the white stuff it comes at us again. generally speaking, it will be a somewhat lucky day. it won't bring us, not only colder air but late snow showers. 80 above normal. the coldest day that we've seen is the ninth and the we are seeing the cold air . the high temperature at 390.32 tomorrow and a high of 210 on saturday. 19 degrees with cold stuff on sunday. what's going on with the roads in rails. how are we doing out there today , kelly? we have a trouble spot it just popped up on the bqe. it's right by the bridge and it takes out one lane so try to avoid that. staten island expressway. it goes in both directions clear. it's a live look at the new everyone is traveling the speed limit. the speed limit is 50 mph . restriction in place as they sought

when the snow starts, that's going to be at i-287 and maybe eastern putnam county up to litchfield county connecticut. this is at 3:00 a.m. look at the temperatures that are above freezing. you won't see any snow here so you won't see this nothing coming down hard particularly fairfield, new haven, connecticut and parts of the jersey shore. it just coats roadways enough. you can see the temperatures still falling here. we're not looking at a lot of snow and the sun comes out with the temperatures back in the mid-40s. so we're looking at this trace to an inch of snow here. much of this will be on grassy surfaces and car tops just enough to make it slippery down 95 and even the turnpike to philly. there could be issues along the l.i.e. during the sunrise highway. periods of rain changing over to wet snow and the flurries and flakes are flying tomorrow. 1 to 3, maybe 3 to 6 out of suffolk county and eastern rhode island. the sun's out friday afternoon. we've got a nice weekend coming up. it's going to be quiet. we'll have temperatures 46, 48 degrees saturday and sunday. we'll be watching sev

pelham, londonderry, and litchfield have one-hour delays. website, wmur.com, and on our mobile lab. you will find them scrolling at the bottom of your screen. the bitter cold isn' t just making it miserable for bostonians waiting for the tea. it shut down the orange line. check out these pictures. a rail broke down near the is station, so the mbta had to stop the trains on the orange line. crews used kerosene to like the rail on fire and make repairs. a second broken rail was reported on the red line at quincy adams. by noon, all lines were up and running. the temperatures also stalled flights out of logan airport. jetblue says the cold weather affected its ability to fuel the planes. a few flights have manchester boston regional are delayed tonight, but the airport says it is not because of the cold. happening now, cruise around the scene of a house fire in hillsboro. would drive this evening. flames burned the home, displacing two adults. the red cross is finding them a warm place to sleep tonight. flags are flying at half staff in honor of supreme court justice antonin scalia. he

radar picture, you've got a little bit of pink, shows you where the sleet is, dutchess county, litchfield county as well. a snowflake around kingston, a light little rain shower, also the jersey shore. but everything very light. we want to get the word out a much bigger system moving into our area. that is 1000 miles across. it's going to make its way into our area tomorrow. what's interesting is this has had a lot of volatile activity associated with it. you've got to remember, it's february. a hard-core winter months. february is not a hard-core tornado month, yet that is what we've had. in our area tomorrow, i wouldn't be surprised to see a thunderstorm in the area but this is more than just a weather story. my colleague here at cbs, valerie castro, has been watching everything from the perspective of a news angle. what's going on in new orleans today? >> reporter: these storms were really destructive, they caused a lot of damage. they even turned deadly. i want to show you the watch is in place right now. you can see that areas shaded in red, this is what it looks like for most of the

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celebrating by showing off photos of your past pets, this isis ginger of litchfield . we will have more photos and you can see many more ine to fox 8 news for the big celebration . if you're celebrating your birthday here in great company . this is from the 5-mile crib cam panoramic from the back parking lot looking west . what was impressive was the cloud cloud spreading near . better known as these associated with severe thunderstorms in in the summer . this system is so wound up . that we have been clouds spinning around . caught them on a couple webcams when of them at middlefield not just our sky it was essentially everybody that caught a glimpse of these about t 3:30 p.m. show you the low pressure looking at the barometer barometer reading reading . been telling youa to watch the barometerli is going to up to blizzard warnings from ann arbor to chicago and central illinois and .o windswept snowfall were going to see that but not until tonight,, tomorrow morning . winter weather advisories, flood warning 14 lake county, trumbull county, stark county . this is for

take a look at temperatures, right now stuck in the mid to merrimack valley, from litchfield back through manchester over towards bedford, but right now anywhere around 'pelham, windham, through hampstead, 50 plus. same story in new ipswich and jaffrey. so the warmer air is beginning to make its presence felt in some parts of southern new hampshire and to the north it the higher terrain. bus a good part of the low lying areas are stuck in the 30's, while up north in the white mountains you get up in elevation you're into the upper 40's to near 50. and overnight tonight, take a they either hold steady or climb into a very unseasonably warm pattern. notice the changes coming down the road, it is cooler back through the plains states and great lakes, and that will be marching towards the east by later tomorrow night into friday. so after an early morning shower tomorrow, it's mainly dry, for the few days to follow. with not a whole lot of precipitation, but cooler temperatures bringing us at least closer to average. could be a shower through early tomorrow. outside of that, increasing sun, v

some light snow over parts of county, fairfield, litchfield counties and the banding across eastern long island where temperatures in the upper 30s to 40s for the highs. they've come off these numbers considerably. 37 poughkeepsie. 36 sussex. 39 at belmar. now you can see where we stand around freezing in town. 29 poughkeepsie. we're in the 20s everywhere tonight. watch out for slippery roadways the city eastward where we had the snow. 25 as you get out towards montauk. we're down from 10 to 15 degrees across the area, from 24 hours ago. northeast wind is going to persist. we have another storm developing to the south and east. that will keep that northeast wind going into tomorrow. winter storm warnings for eastern long island. for this current storm, notice south, winter weather advisories to warnings central and southern new jersey, that's for the next storm. and coastal flood warnings continue into tomorrow morning south shore of long island down to the jersey shore. coastal flood advisory on the north shore off to the east end. that does include new york harbor while one storm exits

up to the north you'll see it is mostly northern suburbs north of new jersey, fair field county, litchfield county, connecticuit. our moisture source that rain that's over washington d.c., west virginia, virginia and maryland that's coming cloudy skies rain and snow mix starts around lunchtime into the afternoon changing over to rain tonight going to be very sloppy. weather and every 7 minutes when it is leak this heather says take mass transit. >>> i do. save yourself from a terrible afternoon right? everybody stay safe and i'll learn how to speak. bqe, we have this accident, long island railroad metro north they are doing just fine the bx40 bus being diverted around the fire going on in the bronx, subway service on or close to schedule. right in front of la guardia airport, traffic is doing just fine as you travel on the grand central park way. going 100's down to the 90s into the 60s. i'm not seeing any delays on have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> a firefighter among six people hurt in an early morning apartment fear. the flames reported on andrews avenue sout

that will expire, dutchess, ulster, sullivan county, litchfield county, connecticut, that's because there was a overnight and ice. you see that to the north? we have the showers around today. you'll need your rain gear all day today. showers this morning. heavy toad-strangling rain later on today. look at how that temperature we'll talk more about that. you will need your rain gear all day long. heather is going to talk about some subways this morning and the status. >>reporter: yes. we have our subway status, the 4, 5 and 6 trains, service suspended between grand central and atlantic avenue that. is all because of fasttracks. so that should be clear away by 5:00 a.m. new jersey transit, metro north, long island railroad running on or close to schedule. the cross bronx expressway heading westbound, sheridan getting into third avenue, you'll find two lanes closed. that is until 6:00 a.m. that ; of course, because of construction. and farther west as you head to the george washington bridge, outbound upper level underneath the apartments two lanes are closed down. coming inbound at the geor