in mason county, robertson county, bracken county and also athens county. that is where the big event is for the system. that is what we thought from day one. the best potential for snow was out in those eastern and southern spots. there was going to be a dividing line somewhere north of cincinnati. the line is on top of cincinnati. we will continue to watch that. widely scattered snow showers mainly east and south of town. this goes through 8 pm. you'll notice on the model and there is 10 pm. is still there. that is why i have a minor we continue throughout the pink. tomorrow. weather advisory. for those of you where the snow is falling now, still likely as we continue through the evening. temperatures will hover in the mid-20s. tonight, we are down to 23 degrees as snow starts to end. the seven-day forecast is warming a little bit this weekend. 34 on sunday. monday night into tuesday, another system has our way. right now, everything looks minor. jason adams has been with me this afternoon. >> we were talking about it. we said it would be her near i- 70 o

snow, basically near maysville, west union and into the far southeastern part of adams county and mason county. just to the north of the winter storm warning, ripley, hamilton, warren and clinton county are under a winter advisory from 4:00 p.m. today through 7:00 a.m. on saturday. snowfall totals here will center between an inch and two inches. so less snow is expected in the advisory area. more snow is expected in the warning area. the coverage and intensity of snow is increasing. not all of this snow is reaching the ground. there's a lot of dry air near the ground. with time, more snow will reach the ground. with the coming hours more on doppler 12 will be reaching as opposed to floating around the in the atmosphere. west union, down into brack p, robertson, mason county. we've had reports of reaching the snow in brown county. southern clermont county. the visibility is being reduced due to snow. near thalman, this is also snow reaching the ground. in grant county, carol county, gallatin county and owen county. farther to the north, not as ground. you'll likely see some flakes between now a

clear and they' ll have you working through and doing that this weekend as we dig out here in mason county. but meanwhile back to you guys. >> anchor: stay warm! several counties are still under snow emergencies this morning. in ohio, adams and brown are both under a level 2 and that means you need only be on the road if it' s absolutely necessary. several places in kentucky are also under a level 2. lewis, pendleton and mason county where sarah is, and we' ll keep you posted if anything changes. a lot of games cancelled and postponed, but don' t worry. >> anchor: fox 19' s reporters found really plenty of high school basketball games to fill you in on this morning. that' s coming up next in sports. >> anchor: and a live look at seaside heights, new jersey, where they were really affected by the big snow storm. we' re going to talk more about one of t cool perk of ts pl is you c eat as mu cere as you it' s ke i' goin toork to g s alrigh we just ke cer we make , eat it lo it, liv (laugh yet somooth, itould onlbe calle black lk, fromolgers. a ste you uld enjo frh brewedor one cuat a tim >> a

light to moderate snow showers continue across bracken county, mason county, maysville seeing moderate snow showers. county. forecast models for the evening, watch north of cincinnati. are there but nothing is widespread up in butler county, warren county, clinton county. river to the east and south, they had better snowfall potential and a higher snowfall chance from the system. by 10:00, still the eastern push in the snow. if you are north of cincinnati, your potential to see accumulating snow is small at this point. maybe a little bit if we get some of these isolated bands. the better focus is east of town and to the south. maysville has a 6 inch potential. a winter storm warning continues through tomorrow morning at 7 am. we may see changes on the warning area because some counties have not seen as much snow. we will keep you informed loop and keep this as transparent as we can. >>> folks in northern kentucky are seeing most of snow in our area. it is accumulating in maysville and he keeps coming. that is where we find tj parker. >> reporter: a lot of businesses in downtown maysvil

``we continue with a couple of ``ohio and kentucky counties. ``mason and adams county, the ``winter storm warning lasts until ``noon. ``the rest, the advisory cancelled ``early. ``visibility is high downtown. ``there are small flakes flying. ``they're not causing dixal ``problems for the morning. ``visibility is high. ``we have cloud cover and it's a ``cold start. ``we're at 23. ``a north wind at 16 miles an ``hour. ``across the area, low to mid 20s. ``we've been sitting here all ``night. ``into the day, any hope for ``sunshine breaking up clouds ``should take temperatures up. ``you can see the back western ``edge of the storm system. ``it's a fierce storm off the ``mid-atlantic. ``we're on the back edge of it. ``contrast that. ``it's high pressure working in ``that will bring us sunshine ``later this afternoon. ``30s. ``a quiet rest of our day today. ``are of with i pressure overhead, ``a cold start in the teens. ``tomorrow morning, temperatures ``back above freezing. ``for those that have snow, ``melting helping out sunday and ``monday. ``today, we e

and just a reminder, mason county we have had reports of black ice, and mason county schools are a two-hour delay because of that. watch for potential black ice out there, but right now in the metro area things are looking pretty good. guys, back to you. way to break the bengals 25 year playoff curse. >> whatever it takes, it winds through kentucky, ends up in paul brown stadium, and might notice whenever you walk long miles on game day, the bengals win. he is hoping to have a big enough group joins tomorrow it could break the jinx. >> it would be awesome to have an army of bengals fans walking across bridge to let the steelers that people are cheering their heads off for the bengals. >> it starts tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. at christmas and beroni. >>> we are more on the route on local12.com to find out where they're going to go. do a little tailgating along the way. >>> by the way, mayor john cranially has proclaimed a black and orange day. >> i'm waiting until tomorrow. >> i live in kentucky. >> you are not obeying. >> and you're john lomax. >>> how china is doing today and what it could mean

the judge executive here in mason county has declared a level two snow emergency. if you do not have to be on the roads, don't. city, county and state brokers have been working hard to clear the snow off the streets. it is challenging, because the snow keeps falling and that is when they start the process all over again. >> we do not plan to go home until we are cleaned up and done. if that is monday, tuesday, been watching 9 on your side all afternoon. they have been cheering after every single one of my live shots. they are having a good snow day, we are having a lot of fun out here as well. it is important to let you know that snow is dangerous. if you do not have to be out in the snow, again do not be driving because the roads are slick. back to you guys for now. >> tj, i thought they were going to check one out you there. >>> a live look at i 71, 75 and ridgewood road traffic is moving we've seen a lot of moisture on the roads there. no major issues to report at this hour, which is actually really good news, julie. >> that is right news. let's go to 9 on your

``we have a couple of counties ``through 7:00, down through mason ``and lewis counties, through ``today. ``snow showers in the extreme ``southeast counties. ``most of us are in the clear. ``winter storm warnings, ``cincinnati metro, no advisory or ``warning. ``locations north and west of ``cincinnati. ``the snow totals in the last ``couple hours during the night. ``they'll be most recent. ``central campbell county, one and ``a half inches. ``same for amelia and clermont ``county. ``south west of maysville, five ``inches. ``highland kd. ``if you get out this morning and ``take totals #wlwt to fill in the ``map. ``in general, totals not a high as ``expected. ``morning. ``this is the side of the house ``where it was collecting a little ``bit more from the strong winds ``during the night. ``an inch and a half of snow, it ``was on some of the roadways ``early this morning. ``if you're traveling south and ``east of cincinnati, you still ``need to use caution from snow ``being blown back across the ``roads. ``here's the wlwt radar. ``the 275 loop is quiet. ``coming in from the northeast ``thro

mason county took the brunt of the storm all day lock. larry davis was there and has more. >> reporter: maysville is a virtual ghost town. everything went moment early. the bosses sent them home.

``a little bit of a band into ``mason county. ``maybe it is holding on a little ``bit longer. `` moisture lifts off the atlantic ``coast. ``hoping to bring back some ``sunshine miss -- sunshine this ``afternoon. ``better chance west you are. `` rain showers monday evening.

``joe brown had his mason county ``crew of clearing 200 road miles ``10 of storm. ``eight to nine inches worth in ``some spots. ``saturday' s sunshine provided an ``assist. ``but brown will get no rest ``tonight as the temp takes a ``nosedive. ``>> it is supposed to be about ``five above in the morning. ``the winds anywhere between 15 ``and 30 miles per hour. ``so you have got a lot of ``interesting -- a lot of ``drifting. ``john: so although the storm is ``the road responders will carry ``into another day. ``there is a certain pride that ``comes with this kind of ``strenuous necessity. ``whether out here in rural mason ``county or closer in where no ``saturday night downtown ``functions had to be scrapped. ``that was the determined result ``of a day-long effort. ``>> just the fact that you can ``drive up on top of that hill on ``clean, clean roads. ``john friday night was a snowy ``: standstill here. ``saturday night had maysville ``moving again. ``those road crews putting in ``15-hour days weren' t forgotten. ``during the storm, so restaurants ``-- some restauran

adams county, mason county, robertson county, from mount olive, to maysville po peebles, that's is a winter storm warning. friday morning through friday night ending on saturday morning. here is a view from the outside from the atrium weather cameras, it's cold. quiet weather today. clouds this morning, will make it spot 20s by early afternoon, some breaks in the hit a high close to 30 degrees later today. that's radar, nothing around here. you won't deal with anything but passing clouds, breaks in the clouds to our west. we will get into some of those later. big area, low pressure aloft. coming out of kansas, into missouri. this thing did is going to jump-start an area of low pressure at the surface. developing through north texas and indiana. that will spread moisture our way. the exact track of the system and how much moisture makes it to the north will determine how much snow you see at your house. take it through today. quiet weather, there's breaks in the clouds, and get up to 29 downtown. cloud cover increases. notice tomorrow morning, you're fine on the roads. you could hit t

``parts of mason county got ``walloped with 8 to nine inches. ``other parts, like downtown ``maysville, endured about six. ``collisions were kept to a ``minimum as residents largely ``heeded advice to avoid travel ``last night. ``plows were busy all day getting ``downtown streets passable again. ``but, now comes the nighttime and ``no rest. ``>> my biggest concern now, john, `` is the wind. ``we had the sun on our side ``today. ``but tonight the temps are going ``to fall. ``it is supposed to be 5 above in ``the morning. ``winds anywhere 10, 15, 20 miles ``an hour. ``when you have wind like that, ``you got a lot of drifting. ``john: joe brown and the 10 guys ``on his road crew covering 2 ``hundred rd miles, have another ``long night ahead of them. ``coming up at 6:00 -- 6:30, the ``mayor of this river town on ``getting out from under the ``storm. ``live in maysville, john london, ``wlwt news 5. ``were stuck in a massive traffic ``jam on ``interstate-75 near london, ``kentucky, prompting the governor ``to call out the national guard. ``look to get

``winter storm warning tomorrow ``for adams county, mason county, ``and robertson county. ``mt. olivet over toward stout, ``the most likely to see the heavy ``snowfall totals. ``winter storm watch, maybe 4-6 ``inches for some of us. ``hamilton county not under any ``watch or warning. ``i wouldn' t be surprised if ``seymour county got added to the ``warning and watch tomorrow. ``right now it is dry and cloudy. ``low pressure overtop of kansas ``is going to drop south, down to ``the gulf coast. ``severe weather expected through ``louisiana. ``it is going to take a 90 degree ``turn. ``that is why this track could be ``variable before it finally moves ``in. ``right now we' ``teens. ``by this afternoon, expect the ``clouds to roll back in. ``tomorrow morning' s commute, no ``we start to see the snow showers ``move through the southern ``community, lifting up to ``cincinnati in the early ``afternoon hours. ``5:00, there may be some decent ``snow bands. ``the evening commute tomorrow ``will be the concern in any ``travel south friday evening, it ``could be a big mess down towards ``lex

``our adams county, mason county, ``and robertson county. ``it over toward -- every model ``that we look at, to see the high ``snowfall totals. ``the areas in blue indicate a ``winter storm watch. ``hamilton county, not under ``anything. ``this may change a little bit as ``we get a better handle on where ``the storm system is going. ``it has to head to the gulf coast ``and come back north. ``the track will change. ``our snowfall totals will ship a ``little bit. ``right now, it is cloudy across ``greater cincinnati. ``we will see peaks of sunshine. ``you can see the area of low ``pressure across central to -- ``central kansas. ``cincinnati is on the front of ``the system. ``we could go up or down with our ``snowfall totals. ``if you are headed south, ``lexington, louisville, nashville ``upwards of a foot of snow. ``for us, depends on where you ``are. ``some spots will have major ``problems, some spots won' t. ``we talk about it 29, allows ``rolling tonight. ``snow gets here at noon tomorrow. ``i will break down on the range ``coming up in a s

storm watch friday into saturday, and southwestern counties. includes adams county, brown county, mason county, pendleton county, grant county and owen county. with this storm development, we will anticipate the highest totals to the southeast of cincinnati. some snow here but maybe not a lot because the gradient is going to be very tight here. you may go from 5-6 inches to southeast to little, if any across northern sections of butler county and northern sections of franklin county. still much to be determined. at this point, certainly the heavier snow totals is 4-plus. temperatures in the 20s right now. winds out of the north. 19 at 10. 18 degrees at midnight. it looks like a chilly night. quiet tomorrow. we'll look at the storm genesis and tight gradient of snow, occurring in the tri-state as we get to the day on friday. >> thanks very much, much long time and popular radio dj and his wife are out of their home after a devastating fire. duke hamilton and his wife narrowly escape at the pendleton county home. beyond the duke's radio, known for raising miniature horses and other breeds. the c

. >> it appears there will be a sharp cutoff for snow totals. mason, robertson and adams kntsz -- counties, the warning from 7:00 in the morning tomorrow to 7:00 p.m. a winter storm watch has been posted from early tomorrow through 7:00 in the morning on saturday. this is where there's the potential for two to four perhaps more inches of snow. to the north of the winter storm watch, the potential later today is there for a winter weather advisory to be thrown down. or they may expand the watch. depending on what guidance looks like later today. just know the highest threat for four or more inches of snow is where the warning has been posted in this blue area here been posted the potential for two to four and perhaps more inches of snow will come tomorrow and very early on saturday. there's still a lot of uncertainty in the forecast, we'll be tweaking the forecast through the night, the morning and tomorrow. partial clearing late this morning and early this afternoon. back to mostly cloudy later today. likely cloudy to mostly cloudy later today with temperatures gradually falling into the l

mason county took the brunt of the storm all day lock. larry davis was there and has more. >> reporter: maysville is a virtual ghost town. everything went moment early. the bosses sent them home. many businesses closed as well. tonight they are sitting at home keeping warm. riding out the storm. underway the mcdonald's was closed. into maysville. as you inch your way downhill, snowplows were out in full force. cars and sidewalks were being cleaned off. the mayor placed the city under a level 1 snow emergency. you were to drive with caution due to blowing and drifting snow. some drivers had the right means of transportation to get around. >> not bad when you got a vehicle like i'm driving. it's very slick out there. if you are not keeping it under control with the speed of the vehicle, if you hit your brakes, you are in trouble. >> reporter: while some were not happy with the snow, others enjoyed it. whether it meant a good snowball fight or even finding the sledding. others just made the most of it. >> i think it's safe to stay in. i'm go

may be seeing areas, that get more than six inches in south eastern adams county, robertson and mason county. that's where we will have the issues. temperatures in the mid to upper 20s. it's chilly, below normal. we'll be in the 20s this evening. 23 at 11:00. mostly cloudy skies, turning cloudy for tomorrow. better chances, late in the afternoon and evening. temperatures will be around 31 on saturday. mostly sunny but breezy. temperatures around 35. chance of rain with highs around we stay in the mid to upper, mid to upper 30s. closer to average. just be careful, especially if you live south and east. morning commute will be fine. evening commute, little sketchy. >> sounds like a fun day. >>> breaking barriers. the nfl is no longer a boys club. >> turning your hobby in a hear fromm . >> uber and lyft will soon have general motors announce it will create an on demand service called mayben. it will launch in major cities in the year. they plan to have rental hub where drivers could rent gm cars. >> and the buffalo bills hired her as the special teams quality control coach. as elaine reports, t

you've seen. flakes flying around georgetown and relationship lee and crossing over the river into mason county -- rip lee. still some light snow. it extended back into adams county. it's going to wind down. you have light acouple legs shins expected -- accumulations. picture so we do expect the snow to end as we work through the morning. elsewhere perhaps a few snow flurries but that's the extent of it. the next two hours in these areas but not much more accumulation. winter storm warning until noon for these areas. in northern kentucky. the winds blowing the snow around to the southeast of cincinnati. the winds gusting 18, 20, 23 miles per hour at lunken and middle town. here's the snow fall totals. some of these are older totals. but a half foot at marysville. over five inches at falmouth. five object the dot at western. 1.2 at the airport. you went back west of downtown cincinnati -- five on the dot. not as cold sunday. we have a warming trend coming into the picture and warmer weather monday. twenty-three a north wind at 16. the wind chill 10 degrees. so if your i don't ear headed out to w

. >> mason county sheriff's office is also assisting,, they're not ruling out anything yet in northfield center, dave nethers fox 8 news. -year-old,, jeff mather in cindy mather and their young daughters as a great family they were founding members of the rock couldt be church in garfield heights where he was a church deacon and she taught sunday school, she worked at kidslinkururw behavioral center and twinsburg where coworkers are grieving the lossor , neighbors say that ten-year-old allison was homeschooled and eager a girl group was in second grade and northfield elementary and nordonia hills, for they brought in extra counselors to be. >> parents, hug your kids, it is unspeakable happened last night andea i met with a the staff this morning towi prepare them for the day.wi >> the church also says in a statement that the family's livesso touch many people and they will be deeply missedny, realtors >> police arrested a second -year-old, major howard r, aaron dunnings facing charges of murder are still looking for suspect donnell lindsey for the same shooting, court records show that t

for the weekend to start. posted for brown, adams county and our bottom row of counties, owen to mason county from 5:00 a.m. on friday to 7:00 at 7:00 on saturday. that's a fairly large window. where the watches in effect, that suggests the potential for a lot of snow. in this case four or perhaps more inches of snow. totals will be lower for the upcoming event. not tonight or tomorrow. friday, friday night, very early on saturday. closer to interstate 71. more on friday system in a minute. first, we're cloudy to mostly cloudy. temperatures gradually fall in the mid to upper teens. cincinnati, have us down to 18 by midnight. overnight, we'll see some partial cheering. we'll level at 14 degrees. no snow. the clouds are still here. the clouds will start rising rapidly. last check, 17 in wilmington. 23 in harrison. and factor the wind, windchill for most between 10-15 degrees, some spots. harrison and middletown has wind chills in the upper teens and lower 20s. we get filtered sun tomorrow. especially in the afternoon. more sun then. they track the secondary wave of snow before we get to the wee

``adams county, mason county, ``heavy snowfall is looking way ``more likely. ``there is going to be a steep ``gradient across our area. ``closer to dayton, the system is ``going to be lighter. ``we may see additional ``or warnings as we head through ``the day. ``the storm system is moving ``through nebraska. ``eight is going to -- it is ``going to dip down to the south. ``it is going to graze us in ``cincinnati. ``i will show you the snowfall ``total map in just a second. ``expect very little snow to the ``north. ``not a whole lot happening north ``of 74. ``to the south and east, upwards ``of 7-10 inches of snow. ``most of us, far less than that. ``mark: thank you. ``there may not have been any snow ``falling overnight, but that ``doesn' t mean the roads aren' t a ``concern once again this morning. ``lisa: wlwt news 5' ``is out in the news 5 live drive ``with a warning as you head out ``today. ``dan: good morning. ``we' re driving here on lamer st ``reet in northern kentucky. ``there is still some snow and the ``roads are somewhat slushy. ``some of the side st

``so is eased in mason county. ``at lunchtime, the snow will ``become a non-issue. ``the national weather service has ``cut out counties from the winter ``weather advisory. ``it was supposed to extend until ``7:00 p.m. ``as the snow ends the next hour ``or two, we will not be under any ``advisory as we head into the ``late afternoon and evening. ``i want to show you a time lapse. ``this is the weatherbug camera in ``downtown lebanon. ``the roads turn snow covered. ``a little dicey for a couple of ``hours for the morning commute. ``you can now see all of the lanes ``on the road. ``it wasn' t the amount, mostly .1 ``inch and two inches of snowfall. ``it was the timing during the ``morning rush. ``mostly a couple more rounds of ``flurries. ``much easier drive home. ``temperatures into the upper ``20' s. ``for friday. ``lisa: when it snows in ``cincinnati, timing and location ``is everything. on ``one of the trickiest streets ``and go up against mother nature. ``dan: we are ``street in mount adams. ``it is a slick and slippery spot. ``everywhere they can get. ``cincinnat

to stay indoors tomorrow. shoppers reported accidents and seeing cars slipping and sliding. the mason county judge executive has declared a level two snow emergency, meaning people should avoid driving unless another area that took a big hit from the snow was grant county. all the schools were closed and people were urged to stay off the roads if at all possible. we checked with the kentucky state patrol a short time ago.. and they tell us conditions are still bad. and pendleton county now has a level two travel advisory. people are being urged to stay at home and not travel unless they have to. in northern kentucky... closer to cincinnati... there isn't as much snow. but its still enough in many places to cause a problem. it has people working the snow shovels tonight. nine on your side's john genovese has been talking with people in florence tonight. john. the flakes are still falling. we've seen road crews out and about making sure things stay clear in the area near mount zion road. it took some time for this snow to stick-but it's nowhere near what many in this winter recipe-and wind and

randi: if you are in mason county, kentucky, robertson county, southern adams county, this will be a big deal for you. for those of us living closer to the 275 loop, we will get snow out of it but it shouldn' t be a huge system. in the grand scheme of things, this is a large storm system rolling through kentucky and by and large, can ducky get that system. seeing a couple of very light flurries. rolling into areas south of the 71-75 split. heading from southeast to area. as far as the day goes, we have an improving forecast for you in cincinnati and to the north and west. here are the latest headlines with the storm. track shifting to the south. totals are lower for the downtown area. especially areas to the north. snow is still timing out the same, starting to get going south of the river by lunchtime. a messy evening commute, potential along and south of the ohio river. our totals in our area code from anywhere from zero to 10 inches. that is a big range. sharp cut off just south of downtown cincinnati. you can see what we are projecting. you had up to hamilton, springboro, middlet

mason county, lewis county, robertson and bracken, as well as augusta independent, closed for friday. road crews have been putting plans in place all day.. to make sure to tackle all of the hardest hit areas... meteorologist matt holiner... is here now with the strategies they're using and why.. well we're getting ready for the worst of it. we'll have crews in at 7:30 a.m. running 12 hour shifts until we get it all cleaned up. butt to and do 1 initial treatment then plow until the snow stops, then try to clean everything up with salt. school delays and closings are many in northern kentucky.. be sure and check the bottom of your screen or fox19 now dot com to see if your child's school is closed. much of the east coast is just hours away from getting whacked by a dangerous winter storm. washington d-c could get as much as two-and-a-half feet of snowfall. the city is preparing for a virtual shutdown. officials say possibly more than two-feet of snow will fall in some places, starting late tomorrow. about 75-million people, from the carolinas to new mayor muriel bowser/ washington "bliz

precision doppler hd, some light rain. right along 2757. to the southeast, brown county, to adams county and to mason and bracken county. this is the variety of rain that spotty, across the area much not only tonight but during the daytime hours as well. as you could see, back to the west, there's not a lot upstream but drizzle. : best chance of rain in the next 36 hours will be probably after 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow night. tailgating. once the game starts, all of a sudden, we start to increase the threat of rain. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. hillsborough at 47. alexandria at 50. winds are out of the southwest hour. and hanging around in the upper 40s tonight, not only this evening, but overnight as well. soupy skies will be with us. spotty showers tomorrow. night. snow showers, with the cold air mass. back to rob. . >>> and we're one day for the bengals opportunity to break a play-off drut that reached 25 years now. and a look at the final preparations, ready to bray the streak. >> it's what we're hearing all week long. andy dalton out of tomorrow's play-off game. monday, dalton had the cast removed

have snow showers, down to stout, as well as the south eastern part of the viewing area. all of mason county seeing some light snow. just around the thalmus area, seeing shower activity. i have some pictures that we'll bring to you in a moment. this is a 12-14 hour loop. it's making its way very slowly to the north. it will continue to stay to the southeast of cincinnati. this is from state route 23. you could see 133 is know cover there. two different worlds in the local 12 viewing area. and throughout the evening, coming up in a bit. chances of both rain and know in two minutes. >> local 12, angenette levy went to brown county and joins us from there. >> we're in the corner of 1225 and manzfield. they have a landscaping thuks am this gentleman just pulled in. things aren't really looking too padly. i want to show you the sidewalk. and if larry could come down. there's not really much accumulation. if you could look down the road, you could see there's a little bit more snow on the road than there was at 4:00, when we spoke with cammy, with brad and paula. this is in downtown georgetown, ne

it's 100% alcohol ready for sale in a trailer park in mason county. deputies got a tip that a man was advertising it on his facebook page. under cover deputies called the number listed. they say his girlfriend answered. she said she would accept it for $20 a pint so she could raise money to bail him out of jail. they set up a sting. when they searched the couple's trailer they found a 5 gallon >> i don't know where they are getting it. reporter: deputies say christy admitted to buying the moonshine from someone else. that person turned out to be richard lott, he told departments he was ripping the pure grain alcohol off from the distillery where he worked. he said he had been trading it for meth. down the street thomas chapman was on the street corner warning the neighborhood about illegal drugs. >> they will kill you. andrea: militants stormed a school in northeastern pakistan. the military eventually killed the four gunmen. a chemistry professor shot back of the students to escape. the taliban denied having anything to do with it. bob: car fire, the

since the snow hit, three accidents have been reported within city limits and four within mason county. no injuries in any of these he will join us live tonight on 9 on your side. >>> that does not mean the animals are not having a good time at the cincinnati zoo. smacked when you can see this little guy in person again. coming up next. >>> we are checking in on breaking news. westbound i 74 looks like it is this is just past north bend there was a single pickle accident that has tied up traffic for the last hour. it looks like one lane is just reopening. as we been selling your pictures throughout the broadcast, you can see the eastbound lanes were down to one lane. it appears all lanes are open on that site. one lane now open on the westbound side. traffic moving again. >>> not as much happening as we expected but 70 million people are in the path of a severe storm bringing a blizzard to the p the federal government closed early and sent workers home before the snowstorm hit. up to 30 inches is predicted there with 50 mile an hour winds. the storm is making its way north up 95 after

>> we are still seeing au few flurries, in the downtown area, for mason county, you may catch a flurry to the north and east of cincinnati. we're starting out with clouds, rainshowers overnight as colder air has poured in, we have seen flurries and snow showers dotting the area but not anything of major consequence. it's cloudy, 34 degrees, and a pretty good breeze out of the northwest making it feel closer to 35. 8:00, closer to 30, dan, we bring back the sun but it will be colder, highs expected to reach upper 30s to 40 by this afternoon with skies becoming sunny. it's all uphill from here. we expect temperatures to warm a good 10-15 degrees above-normal. i willty tail the will detail the weekend forecast coming up. >>> first thing that is not that is a water main avenue. chon and wealth just got word a few moments ago. we will try to dig information for you. it sounds like there's a top of the line, between wealth and holm. brand new to the map at this hour. nothing else on the board and everything else moving okay. we're looking across washington way, not an issue and interstates i

morning. for the areas shaded in blue. you have brown and adams county. grant, owen, pendleton and mason county for the winter storm watch for the potential in the winter snow. in the shaded areas, the best chance to see several areas of snow. areas to the north and west. areas in the northwest corner, connors, liberty, brookville indiana, may not see much of any snow. we will continue to fine tune this through the night and give you estimations of snow totals for friday. what we know so far for friday's snow storm. it will be windy all day long. we're looking at higher show totals to the south and east. we're closer to the system. that's when we will have the winter storm watch in effect for friday, saturday morning. the models are trending the highest snow totals, more south every run. the highest snow totals inching to the south. low pressure to the west. we get into an area of high pressure, later tonight and through the day tomorrow. that will help clear clouds out and especially tomorrow afternoon. we're looking at a mix of clouds and sun after a mostly cloudy start. we'll see a mix of su

minutes at the most before it moves into that location along with howardsville as we head into mason county, kentucky. the leading edge of this system, more than likely what we look at with the speed of the system around 50 miles per hour. front as it continues to the east and southeast. winds gusting up to 30 -- up to 50 miles per hour as the leading edge continues to make its way to the east. so let's get 50 miles per hour out to the east. here's a better look at the timing as this system continues to move to the east. bradford, five minutes, concord three minutes, will grow three minutes. looking at higgins port at 15 minutes. there is a better idea of how much ground -- i mean, look at that. covering an incredible amount of ground. discounted letting everyone know that we've been following this throughout the morning as you have been over there with sherry. phone that will speak with. you may recognize her. she's a former employee who started the pet pal sideman. she and her daughter were involved in the crash on 74. can you hear it? >> actually what happened, it was -- we feel very ble

mason county schools now oop two-hour delay because of black ice. several viewers have told us about black ice in this region so be mindful. that is ason county in northern kentucky. all right. let's check weather right now. randy, we thought that could be a concern. 40 degrees now. but that's been changing early on. >> as this moves in some of those more rural areas are a little bit colder. if you drive a car flurry indicator when you get to 37 because slick spots are possible. we have had some very isolated but some area where is we are dealing with some black ice early this morning. for most of you it is blaine old wet weather. for the kids heading to the bus stop, give them the raincoat and the umbrella. you don't need to worry about bundling up. 40 degrees on the way to school. after the school the rain should be over. 49 and cloudy. lisa? lisa: 6:40 right now. heavy hearts for those who walk the purple people bridge. the expression of love that's being taken down. expect a lot of action and dirt at u.s. bank arena this weekend. here's a live lo

``mason county road crews worked ``through the night, taking care ``of blowing the snow away as well ``as other issues out there. ``let's talk local weather with ``jennifer: a cold sunday morning. ``the radar will stay dry for the ``entire day. ``sunshine from start to finish ``expected for sunday. ``satellite and radar combined. ``yesterday, the skies cleared out ``for the afternoon. ``we've had clear skies since then ``with the exception of maybe a ``couple of high clouds or some ``fog at the surface. ``notice on the imagery, the last ``couple of hours, you start to ``see a little blip there in south ``central kentucky. ``that's actually some dense fog ``and they're having problems with ``dense freezing fog. ``we have not seen anything dense ``come up locally. ``but visibilities between five ``and seven miles in our major ``reporting sites, not to say a ``few valleys or isolated ``locations may not have isolated ``dense fog. ``if you run into it, it's ``freezing fog. ``use caution. ``temperatures are down in the ``single digits from batavia, mt. ``orab and peebles. ``six degrees in

``mason county road crews worked ``of blowing snow and other ``issues. ``let's talk local weather. ``director, mark gibson, said ``though my birthday is in ``january, i hate january. ``it's rough with when your ``birthday is in the month -- ``jennifer: somewhere in there ``you're going to have a cold ``week. ``hopefully it was just last week. ``we're coming out of it. ``jonathan: there's always an ``oasis in late january, early ``february, when it gets warm. ``jennifer: we'll have a stretch ``of sunshine and a slow climb in ``temperatures. ``there's a ripple between now and ``then. ``overall, every day above ``freezing in the stretch. ``we'll do well. ``that's going to help out with ``the melting. ``this morning, start off with dry ``conditions on the wlwt radar. ``yesterday morning at this time, ``we had snow showers and ``flurries. ``they pushed out quickly. ``the skies have cleared. ``that radar will take a break ``until tomorrow evening. ``here's the satellite and radar ``combined with cloud cover off to ``the east. ``the radar starting to pick up on ``we have a touch of fog ov

harrison through chevy at an that heavier snow as well. pushed off into mason county. little heavier. pretty consistent with that back to indy. the back southern portions of indiana. i think we are at studies no showers up through at least 9:00 you see the improvement by 10:00 to 11:00 stop by lunchtime, the snow is gone. winter weather advisory replays -- stays in place through the day. that accounts for acumen leading snow in the morning and potentially a couple of flurries this afternoon. winter weather advisory not because of the amount of snow but because it is sitting right here during the morning rush and it can cause a big problem. southeast at 9, feels like 4. yesterday' s early morning temperature was around 4 in some parts of town. 8:00 a.m., steady snow. by noon, it comes to an end. the second half of the day, temperatures in the mid-20' s. futurecast is showing snow showers rolling through, the back edge could approach southeastern indiana and moving through by about 9:00 or so. it come improvement for everyone toward lunchtime. snow showers moving out. flurries. looking

``mason county road crews worked ``through the night, taking care ``of blowing snow and other ``issues. ``let's talk about local weather. ``jennifer: it's quiet. ``jonathan: we had drifting. ``you showed yesterday the picture ``of your driveway. ``jennifer: anyone that had snow ``had it blown around. ``the wind have weakened. ``the clouds have cleared out. ``us. ``it's just a little colder than ``it's been. ``this morning. ``jennifer: i was pleasantly ``surprised by 2:00 and 3:00, how ``much sunshine came back. ``i think it's going to be that ``case all day today. ``so plenty of sun when it comes ``up, lasting through the day. ``great sunday shaping up. ``with temperatures heading above ``those who had snow to melt that ``off. ``today, 35. ``tomorrow, 40. ``should do well. ``jonathan: the time of year when ``40 sounds so good. ``jennifer: what about upper 40s? ``jonathan: indulgent. ``jennifer: we have a little ``something between now and then. ``let's go through it. ``there's mist in the air, a touch ``of fog. ``it has improved. ``officially at the international ``airport, it's 6. ``a

extreme eastern communities, the heavier snowbound crossing between adams county and exiting out of mason county in kentucky. basically, snowing pretty good, moderate snowfall rate that extends all the way back to indy. the next three hours, it will be picking up about half inch per hour. getting for the back edge between 10:00 and noon, the snow moves up everybody. here' s a live look in downtown lebanon. you could see a car moving along, but the roads are snow covered in lebanon, ohio. winter weather advisory extended north, now for the entire hour through 7:00 this evening. the snow is done between 10:00 a.m. and noon, with a few flurries lingering the second half of the day. right now the snow is here, 16 degrees. it will be fading for everyone around lunchtime. stray flurry possible for everyone, topping out around 25 degrees. immediately. maybe some the lady who has this in check, kyla woods. kyla: you can see snow covered ramps, 275 at 71-75. that is what we' re seeing across many of the area roadways. probably even more coverage than the main roadways. northern kentucky, travel time alre

one fine area of flurries and areas of sleet sliding south through mason county, kentucky. it is moving through rector villa moving south. on a wide view, couple of flurries maybe in southern portions of pendleton county. most of the snow at this point is rolling through portions of eastern ohio and west virginia and pennsylvania. we are patiently waiting for the clouds to clear out. 34 degrees, wind out of the northwest at 13. it makes it feel like a little over the next few hours as the one clears to the south. 8:00 a.m., cloudy, 30. 35. s, which is likely pretty typical for this re going to be seeing over the next couple of days, not your average late january or early february forecast at all. today, clouds clearing out by lunchtime, getting into the evening hours of you have big plans for friday night, plan on it being in the mid to upper 30' s. early tomorrow morning for those participating in a frozen 5k, expect maybe a couple of degrees above freezing. all in all, gorgeous weather for your saturday and into sunday. today, 39. tonight, 29. tomorrow, 53 and sunday. sund

little to no additional accumulation is expected for highland, brown, and adams counties in ohio, as well as bracken, mason and robertson counties in ky. behind the morning flurries the clouds will break and more sunshine is expected. highs today will reach into the low 30s and into the mid 30s on nights will be frigid, with lows sunday night. a chance for rain will arrive monday evening with highs in the low 40's. more chilly weather is possible next week highs back in the 30's tuesday and ``>>> we are back on the saturday ``morning, january 23rd, 2016. ``this is a live look for you ``coming from the streets of ``washington, d.c. ``dylan dreyer not at the desk ``with us this morning because ``she's in the blue mobile. ``the snow is coming down hard. ``it is rough on the roads. ``outside of studio 1a, the snow ``is falling quickly out there. ``that does not stop. ``that looks thrown, by the way. ``i think it is tripled in size. ``they get extra medals today. ``buchon bakery. ``>> they will wait for a long ``time this morning. ``>> we are keeping a close eye on ``the blizzard of 2016. ``al is here with us i

part is out of your over the last two hours, he so rain showers rolled through and it looks like mason county, kentucky, and have a few showers left. it is coming, 49 at the moment in peebles, 49 downtown. already five downtown, but 36 in connorsville. temperatures downtown could drop 10 degrees or so in the next few hours. it is not a freefall all day. 5:00 this afternoon, everyone still in the mid 30' s. we fall off to 35 and stay there. with the winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour, you will likely feel like the upper 20' s through the day. do not be tricked by the fact it is one right now. it will not be nearly as warm into the afternoon. at noon, cloudy, breezy, 35. 3:00, 28. by 6:00, maybe a stray flurry. you will notice the rain showers rolling out with clouds of sticking around. breezy and cloudy view the afternoon and a chance you could see a plat -- passing flurry this afternoon. that is a possibility. guys clear out tonight. first day of the seven have a day forecast because technically, 50 was the high. plan on 30' s. that is where we will be. 36 tomorrow. the temperatures warm back u

through 7:00 this morning, a few ``locations through noon today, ``which is down in lewis and mason ``county. ``visibility is high downtown. ``a couple of flakes flying. ``we're at 23. ``north wind at 16. ``the wind chill feels like 10 ``degrees. ``the winds will remain breezy ``today as the system lifts you up ``the mid-atlantic. ``on the back side, high pressure, ``an increase in sunshine this ``afternoon. ``temperatures on the cold side ``today and still chilly tomorrow. ``plenty of sun sunday. ``you'll have a chance to get out ``and enjoy. ``the winds will be weeker ``tomorrow if you want to shovel. ``high temperature today, 32. ``morning cloud cover, afternoon ``sunshine. ``breezy with the north wind. ``we drop off to 15 tonight. ``sunday sunshine. ``35 degrees, chilly. ``temperatures trying to climb ``into the weekend. ``we're at 42 by monday. ``the next chance for moisture is ``monday evening. ``looks like rain showers. ``behind it, 30s for the midweek, ``but a quiet week as we sail ``through next friday. ``jonathan: a three-alarm fire ``broke out on a fourth floor of a ``building at

heavier bands around mason, manchester, and wilmington. butler county seeing the worst of it. if we look at southeast indiana, a few more bands, that pushing into the cincinnati area. i' m flake like, -- some flakes flying, that could create issues, but nothing like this morning. current temperature 18 degrees, winds out of the west at 16 windchill, of three degrees outside. the good news, temperatures are going to drop off, but the winds will too. not getting much lower than they already are. 20 in georgetown, 13 in batesville, 15 in cartersville. everybody falling off pretty quickly. current windchill, seven hamilton, two in wilmington, to in hamilton. windchill around 7:00 a.m., this is the higher end of the range. for south as -- southeast indiana, we are talking about minus five for the windchill. cincinnati around zero and +5. it is going to be cold and even worse because the last couple of days we are actually in the 50' s. as it continues to get out of the northeast unit in state, the winds will back off, and for tomorrow i' m a high pressure will build in. it is going

. >>> low income families in seminole county mason be able to get help purchasing their bear proof trash cans. county commissioners will vote on whether to provide assistance hit the past, the 64 gallon containers will be available for families with income at or below poverty line. residents who qualify will have to fill out an application to get one. we will let you know what starts -- happen starting at noon. >>> a veteran cemetery opening in cape canaveral. the va will hold a private cemetery -- on us 1, 12 deceased veterans who were receive military honors at the cemetery will officially open for the burial of all eligible veterans, spouses or dependence. the cemetery expected to serve the needs of more than 16 3000 veterans of the next century. >>> orlando police need your help to make sure the area's homeless are warm. opd headquarters south hughley opd headquarters s. hughley avenue. on your way to work. 7-9 am. pull up to the front of the building and an officer will collect blankets and cost -- goats from your vehicle. the officers will and then point and then .2 so many in the.

thing. winter storm watches have been expanded. expanded into claire mount and highland county as well for robertson, mason, adam's county, that is a winter storm warning in pink. those locations have the highest potential of picking up four-inches or more of snowfall. and our eastern areas maybe more. quiet today, quiet tonight, quiet to start tomorrow and the snow moves in and moves out >> thanks for watching everybody. if you're heading on 75, problems at the bridge right now

``i vesely, heavier snowfall ``totals down towards mason and ``robertson counties in kentucky, ``where eventually you end up with ``inches of snow. ``dance in cincinnati, 71 and ``us. ``had further southeast, and you ``will see some substantial snow. ``by the weekend, it melts away as ``damages make it into the upper ``30' ``mark: randi, thank you. ``forced out into the cold, early ``lisa: a house badly damaged by ``fire. ``what the men inside say happened meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and@we're always looking @for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than wer expected. call now to get more. more speed. `more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. `we find more good things every day! ` more ways to watch more shows. in our house. easy with a one hour arrival window. connections ` left. `why settle for less, when you can get more! call now. you'll get free installation, with a one hour arrival window, tv equipme

county scscols. officials say mason gary will become deputy superintendent of the greenville county school district. july 1. school officials s years of experience in the sou carolina public school system. geoff: united way of greenville county held a big cele the td convention center. they are celebrating a big number. than $16.7 million. and, more than 1100 volunteers and supporters came to celebrate. the awards ceremony is to thank the greenville county companies and organizations that raised money for the united way in 2015. >> we are working hard this week to have a good week of practice. we have a tremendous challenge in front of us. geoff: when peyton manning runs onto the field, he will ultimately be trying to for touchdown passes to a player who was always looked up to brad fralick has that story. brad: josh norman was asked possible times about facing peyton manning in the super bowl. norman actually said it himself. he called peyton man "the sheriff" and said he was his idol growing up. colts. he got chill bumps just talking about playing against the sheriff in super bowl 50. >> all of th