we'll see middle peninsula and accomack county. this could cause big problems during the evening commute. this will all clear out by tonight. then a very cold/dry weekend. highs will be in the 20s and 30s. lows that will be our next system. it will start as snow monday morning. then it will transition to mostly rain monday afternoon into tuesday. it may wrap up as a brief wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of then a very cold/dry weekend. highs will be in the 20s and 30s. lows will be in the teens. by monday some moisture will move into the colder airmass. that will be our next system. it will start as snow monday morning. then it will transition to mostly rain monday afternoon into tuesday. it may wrap up as a brief wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of british police are calling a man a hero after he helped bring down a suspect. check out this video and watch how he did it. you can see the man casually stickingz his foot out and tripping the man police were chasing. this all happened in the kingston neighborhood of

grass, cars, or sidewalks, it would be more likely towards the northern part of the peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck. high pressure will quickly build in behind it'll remain windy though - sustained winds at 15 to 25 mph. expect mostly sunny skies on saturday. it won't be as windy, but it'll be cool with highs staying in the mid-40s. we have it looks like it'll push out to sea and not bother us. (i can't rule out some spotty showers along the outer banks sunday make sure your stay connected with our wavy 10 weather app - its' free for all apple and android users. virginia beach police are working to track down a shooting suspect. family members told 10 on your side 20- year-old devante williams shot his mother this morning on kitimal drive in ocean lakes. she survived and is recovering. police consider him armed and dangerous. officials placed ocean lakes high school and elementary school on lockdown as a precaution. erin kelly has been working to learn more a man at the home says devante is his son and the victim his wife. he says she's doing better and that the family loves deva

grass, cars, or sidewalks, it would be more likely towards the northern part of the peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck. high pressure will mid-40s. it'll remain windy though - sustained winds at 15 to 25 mph. expect mostly sunny skies on saturday. it won't be as windy, but it'll be cool with highs staying in the mid-40s. we have it looks like it'll push out to sea and not bother us. (i can't rule out some spotty showers along the outer banks sunday portsmouth police want to put a cap - on a series of abc shopliftings from around hampton roads. a man and his accomplice have hit more than a dozen stores over the past couple weeks and most of the crimes have been caught on camera. 10 on your side's jason marks is here with the images police hope will crack the in portmouth and you see him pick up the bottle and put it down his pants. police say he's done this a bunch and sometimes he isn't alone. 55=:49:37 "they are walking out of the store right here" portsmouth police along with other southside cities are looking for two men who could be connected to more than dozen and half abc shop

shape next more should dry out shortly for the northern neck still what for you parts of the middle peninsula starting to dry add a little bit peninsula also looking better but still west of williamsburg get up around nor too light for it to honor some of those communities you pick up some light rain there and then out from rush we're back towards petersburg some scattered showers little bit back across sussex is well south side better northeast north carolina better but we still some showers and run the outer nags head seeing some light sprinkles this morning hi let's get into the big picture here what's going on will stop at around twelve thirty a few spotty showers possible around hampton roads and even during the afternoon of the collection shown up and the south by late afternoon evening. isolated showers still a possibility but here's our next system this is the one that we're going and keep an eye to because once you go through the day tomorrow going to see this surge of warmer air is going to feel very spring like but if you live in hampton roads you know spring like temperatures can

virginia beach down to south but as we had a little bit farther north for the peninsula and the middle peninsula mainly dry. also the eastern shore and northeastern north . one final check of our seven day weather forecast yet not everyone will see rain today so of you live along the peninsula the middle tennessee in the eastern shore you'll likely get to the day dry and also farther and one but places like virginia beach chesapeake norfolk a pickup was a shower easy instructions to stop but the rain mainly confined to northeastern north carolina for rain and snow showers as we head into late monday into tuesday it was pretty cold but in the week all right well we won a close eye on tonight this morning said no we lost a dear friend of abc thirteen and thirteen is now daybreak elizabeth brower passed away friday she was married harold brower junior one of the co founders of wabc tv. they had three sons who were care how bill and greg brower who is currently our production manager. she was a strong advocate for the city of hampton. she was always reminding us it's the oldest continuous english sp

a little rain over the middle peninsula. since no further to the north. there is some rainfall out there, but it is moving eastward

the south side in inch of snow pointing back towards franklin pour into parts of the peninsula middle peninsula northern neck. we could see one to two inches of snow because the transition will take a little bit longer timeout that transition show you what to expect as we go through the day tomorrow. had the full seven day forecast coming up in about seven minutes or so brian r e will see them in public works crews in local cities and counties are working to make the road conditions are safe as possible for drivers that includes newport news worker started pre treating roads with brine solution tonight crews are ready to start spreading salt and sand mixture on city streets when the snow begins to fall that will help to improve traction on loose surfaces. a spokeswoman for the dot says its crews are prepared to treat roadways and interstates is needed the doc did not do any kind of pre treatment for this storm as because crews put down brine solution before we had snow on friday and the solution still is on the roads remember matter how much pre treating or treating is done crews do those treat

across the middle peninsula, northern neck, and eastern shore. despite more clouds and some raindrops, highs their heels through monday. monday will be models have gone back and forth of which day will and wednesy. bottom line - the first half of next week will be unsettled and much all new tonight. fixing beach erosion on hatteras island is one step closer to reality. this is video from hatteras last week -- at the cape hatteras motel in buxton. you can see the water washed away the dunes -- and flooded the streets. since then, the national park service has approved a special use permit for dare county. it's to protect n-c 12 from flooding. now state officials say it just needs a permit from the corps of engineers. the project would pump sand along part of the island. if all goes as plan, the county manager says it could start in june. hundreds of protests gathered at the virginia state capitol today. they were fighting a recent decision about coal ash. the state-approved permit would allow dominion virginia power to drain

showers so to keep the umbrellas handy if you're up in the eastern shore the northern neck the middle peninsula the peninsula wineries out to the west very good chances for rain to continue for awhile. again i do think across parts of the south side north carolina we catch a little break here and then additional showers and possible kind of scattered later today tempers they reaching the lower fifties so again a mild day this is normal though fifty two is where we year it's very early i didn't even get a chance to say hi to ashley before the show behind the scenes you look lovely as always with her on the jr be a cute rag you know what the traffic network maps to look too bad either as we take a look at how things are shaping up for the morning commute of course is prevention. it's what just passed four thirty so hopefully things will stay nice for the morning commute i will keep you posted. you have go to the jr be because we have an opening scheduled for late afternoon kind of right into early evening the jr b will be opening at the beginning of the afternoon rush hour at four o'clock but as

a dusting up to an inch for the middle peninsula and accomack county. this could cause big problems during the evening commute. this will all clear out by tonight. then a very cold/dry good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues with rico bush in virginia beach. he's monitoring how road crews are preparing for the snow. rico, you've been in touch with officials. what are they saying? don, brandi, at this hour, there are eight trucks out on the roads in virginia beach in each snow zone working to pre- treat the as many as 30 operators could be called in to help treat the roads if needed. virginia beach public works crews have their have plows and trucks lined up at its operations center ready to go. and, just in the case, there are tons of pre-mixed salt and sand to use as well. the "frost patrol" started treating bridges and overpasses around 2-30 this morning. spokesman drew lankford says all of those roads should be treated before the morning rush hour. drew lankford - virginia beach public works c17 21:56:18 - "we've had cold

there could be some minor accumulations grass here is the slushy spots even for parts of the middle peninsula in the peninsula especially the farther north and west you go. i think most of the roads so warm for the past several days that what else are what follows will melt on contact with the pavement pitch get up from the northern neck we do have a winter weather advisory there and areas north back to back up into maryland and delaware the winter weather advisory until ten am this morning so that's what's going on in terms of the advisories right now rain across the south side in the rain really heavy yesterday i noticed after thirty nine degrees the airport. temperatures are above freezing surface temps all above freezing right now reported that we're getting close to freezing around richmond west point and i think it's cold up a lot that we are seeing some snow mixing in it maybe one of those deals receive some wet snowflakes in the next with the rain for awhile the better chances for light the north. this is the european models snowfall projections were put out this potential keep in min

will fall across the metro, but we can't rule out some spotty showers farther north, across the middle peninsula, northern neck, and along the eastern shore. you'll notice a huge difference in temperatures - the fall into the mid-40s by 3 pm. we'll keep a few isolated morning showers in the forecast for friday, but the afternoon should be dry with highs in the mid-40s. today is the last day of work for more than 700 workers at newport news shipbuilding. the company announced the lay offs in december. now some families are trying to figure out -- what's next. 10 on your side's erin kelly talked with the union representing some of the people who lost their jobs. the local 8888 says it's a sad day for them -- and more than half of those laid off are active union members. newport news shipbuilding says the reductions are -- and all other options were exhausted. the decision affects 730 hourly and 8 salaried workers. the president of the company says the workload valley has a beginning and an end -- and work should pick back up next year. for now -- the local 8888 steelworkers union is trying to help

a dusting up to an inch for the middle peninsula and accomack county. this could cause big problems during the evening commute. this will all will be in the teens. by monday some moisture will move into the colder airmass. that will be our next system. it will start as snow monday morning. then it will transition to mostly rain monday afternoon into tuesday. it may wrap up as a brief wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of these systems good morning, hampton roads. let's check our team coverage continues with rico bush in virginia beach. he's monitoring how road crews are preparing for the snow. touch with officials. what are they saying? hour, there are eight trucks out on the roads in virginia beach in each snow zone working to pre- treat the roads. as many as 30 operators could be called in to help treat the roads if needed. virginia beach public works crews have their have plows and trucks lined up at its operations center ready to go. and, just in the case, there are tons of pre-mixed salt and sand to use as well. the "frost patrol" started tr

advisory until later this afternoon for extreme western portions of the southside, the peninsula, middle peninsula, northern neck. rest of today: the switch over to rain continues thru early afternoon. warmer this evening with 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy with periodic showers. lows in the mid 40s.. winds sse 5-15mph. tuesday: morning rain, then tapers by early afternoon as sun comes out. highs will be near 60. winds south/west 10-20mph. the snow from this morning is gradually being replaced by rain from se to nw across our viewing area. a wintry mix will continue from the western portions of the southside up to the northern neck through early afternoon before completely switching over to rain. from that point, periods of rain will be possible through tonight as a warm front continues to lift north of our area...also warming our temps into the mid-upper 40s by midnight. so, any snow on the ground will be washed away by this evening. an area of low pressure slides across our area early on tuesday, and it'll keep likely rain chances in the forecast until a cold front crosses around midday. from t

a dusting up to an inch for the middle peninsula and accomack county. this then a very cold/dry weekend. highs will be in

we've been focusing a lot of the flurries or snow showers dusting for some areas up from the middle peninsula lighter amounts generally on the peninsula might seem a little bit of snow there and a few flakes even starting to push farther south but it is winding down pretty quickly now the tides are still running high we have coastal flood advisories were anticipating any major flooding anything too terribly bad but the water levels up certainly nuisance flooding and maybe even a little minor flooding in a few spots or watching this tools point level four point four feet today forecast a drop to three point one tonight at high tide coming at ten eighteen this morning that's for hampton roads so it's a little bit lower than yesterday but still running high a yorktown four point three feet dropping to two point nine and the following hi tides will be even lower height the snow showers are finally winding down really just some flurries and about to run outside this tv is here to see forgetting anything here in the downtown area just a few light flurries this activity is more widespread and more t

not much left on the eastern shore not much on the northern neck middle peninsula amounts today only a few one hundredths of an inch again in our immediate area and down the south we probably had closer to a couple of tenths of an inch that's why you had more but the snow and across the area already heavy stuffs gone a light snow even land in the lect the next hour. watch for slippery spots overnight though especially on the secondary roads and the bridge is the big news coming up a drop in temperatures especially late tonight tomorrow and then really tomorrow night sunday all of the details on that. all right we have

improvements later today but we gotta get through the morning and we just mentioned gloucester in the middle peninsula there yakima county up on the eastern shore but those here is opting to delay a little bit of bad call against the mix precipitation there and you go up on the northern neck until ten o'clock this morning of winter weather advisory temperatures have been so warm the ground is very warm so what's falling in many many places as some kind of melting on contact but some of the elevated surfaces and i do have some concern for bridges and overpasses middle peninsula northern neck of the eastern shore. we could have some issues there i'm sure that's why the school divisions or just say hey you're going to take it easy and delay things. here's what we have right now rain in or fake thirty eight degrees or could be some sleet starting to mix in spots captures mid thirties hampton newport news thirty six of williamsburg still above freezing at thirty three there at west point but the air aloft is so cold that it's allowing for are seeing that you can see how we've seen some of that mixture kind

surfaces certainly a dusting of snow i decent shot that we've already had his report from the middle peninsula this stuff working on the peninsula really turning more to flurries and it's falling apart will be interesting we may see a couple of snowflakes light flurries across the northern parts of the south side that the fort really even impacts the immediate metro so we'll be watching that the trend will be for decreasing snow this morning it's just very early. later today that stuff moves out skies clear out it's going to be mostly to partly sunny one to talk about what happens. tonight's guys mainly clear for the most part a few clouds in the evening that it will clear back at and as we go to the day tomorrow a mostly sunny day but i gotta talk about friday. this is what we were talking about bush's would increase from the west as we go through the day by noon still dry around here but during the afternoon moisture is expected to move through it looks like we could see some snow showers mix and then rain showers farther to the south friday afternoon for that evening commute could be messy

so, expect another shot at some light snow showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle peninsula and the eastern shore...and even a small chance for area in northeastern north carolina. no accumulations are expected. high pressure grabs hold of our area for thursday, and it'll bring sunshine. however, it'll be cold with highs only in the 30s. friday, a will move offshore of the carolinas and swing some moisture our way...in the form of snow showers by the afternoon & evening. that system quickly moves out by the weekend, but an arctic ridge of high pressure will move in and take control of our area. this will bring some very cold air our way with teens & low 20s for morning lows...and afternoon highs below the freezing mark. so, brace yourself for colder days ahead. by early next week, we're watching the potential for more wintry weather monday into tuesday...so, stay tuned. breaking news from norfolk international airport -- it says you can finally use uber there again! the ride sharing company and airport have been at odds for weeks over a contracting dispute. for a while -- dr

gets in the shower trying to pop up that out towards i ninety five will be tracking it as the middle peninsula northern neck you might see a passing shower across peninsular south side as well as we expand the view this is where it is really cold in the colder air is set to roll across the mountains and invade our area later tonight into tomorrow so it's going to get even cooler temperatures today near normal upper forties that's where we should be right around fifty degrees or so and as we go through the day even cooler highs will stay in the upper thirties for thursday friday and saturday as you can see there's a chance for a couple stray showers mainly rain showers off to the north as you go to the evening hours cold enough that we could see maybe a little bit of light mix northern neck and up into maryland for our viewing area i think will be a pretty good shape although a few stray certainly a possibility we could see a little of that early tomorrow morning anywhere from the northern neck metal fence over the eastern shore to watch for that most of it should remain dry as we go through th

going to be more fitness later today rain widespread for the eastern shore the northern neck middle peninsula in the peninsula back out towards petersburg and richmond some more rain there so it's definitely a wet start today all this is to the south were already suffolk much of virginia beach in the northeast north carolina. now there's still a few sprinkles towards kill devil hills down to one cheese many oh we've got some light sprinkles but we are seeing more clearing down over eastern north carolina and i think later today to pick up the future cast here the bulk of the rain moves out as we head through the middle part of the day temperatures getting up close to fifty one a b fifty two degree for that afternoon high there is just isolated showers a little bit later on so it looks like the best chances for the rain obviously this morning still a chance for isolated showers more hit and miss him and the evening pretty much the same deal chances for drizzle not tomorrow temps is going to surge back up in the mid sixties to upper sixties and is going to be a better chance for some heavier st

a dusting up to an inch for the middle peninsula and accomack county. this could cause big problems during the evening commute. this will all clear out by tonight. then a very cold/dry the 20s and 30s. lows will be in the teens. by monday some moisture will move into the colder airmass. that will be our next system. it will start as snow monday morning. then wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of these systems it may wrap up as a brief wintry mix. stay tuned for updates to all of these systems good morning, hampton this morning the armed standoff in oregon is over. ahead we have new pictures of the final four hold outs. plus facing charges. we'll tell you who is in trouble after harrison ford was hurt on the star wars set. plus a suspected serial burglar's case is scheduled for court. we'll tell you where broke-in. loved ones are thankful for a miraculous recovery. after more than 40 days in the hospital, a norfolk state university basketball player is back home with her family. 10 on your side followed she made her first trip back to the campus y

the bulk of our viewing areas are from the eastern shore to the ice outside the fence and the middle peninsula were just saying cloudy skies but really have to head farther south across north carolina mets were picking up on some snow showers from ohio state also was the city the reporting station just south of that reporting stations were saying that rain snow line along the outer banks are mainly just seeing rain and then as we had a little bit farther inland to eating said you're actually dealing with some mixed precipitation since in rain sleet and even some snow here look at what we've got going on we had an area of low pressure develop just off the florida coast as it continues to head off to the northeast it will continue to strengthen so you may be wondering why all the priests and just in north carolina. well we've got an area of high pressure to our north and the area of high pressure was over our area yesterday that actually kept as dry yesterday and so as it continues to push off farther to the north and east it will allow the area of low pressure to track off to the north so we wi

expect a chance of showers late in the afternoon across hampton roads, but especially across the middle peninsula, northern neck, and eastern shore. despite more clouds and some monday. monday will be mainly dry - just a chance of a few isolated showers. we'll have a better chance for unsettled and much cooler. all new tonight. camden county deputies say a man was badly burned when his burn barrel exploded. they say jim brincefield is well- known in the community, and he's in the hospital tonight. 10 on your side's matt matt? deanna, the sheriff tells me the community here in camden county holds their breath tonight, whie the man known as capt jim brincfield here's what the deputies say happened. captian jim used his burn barrel friday afternoon. from what they can tell, he may have used an accelerant for the burning. at some point the barrell exploded and caught brincfield on fire. when medics and deputies got to his home they found him in the shower cooling his burns. the sheriff says the fire burned 3/4 of his body paramedics flew him to sentara norfolk general hospital. a neighbor told me the

so, expect another shot at some light snow showers/flurries tonight for areas around the middle peninsula and the eastern shore...and even a small chance for area in northeastern north carolina. no accumulations are expected. high pressure grabs hold of our area for thursday, and it'll bring sunshine. however, it'll be cold with highs offshore of the carolinas and swing some moisture our way...in the cold air our way with weather monday into tuesday...so, stay tuned. we are learning more information about a drug arrest involving a well known veterinarian on the outerbanks. this story has been shared on facebook more than 33 hundred time. dr. barrett welch and his wife patrice own the animal hospital of nags head. 10 on your side's andy fox spent the day getting more answers. the welches are charged in opium or heroin. that is the class of law in north carolina. in the paperwork i do not find heroin, but i do find opiates which is a drug with morphine like effects, derived from opium. today i also found the #1 witness against the welches to ask him about what he told investigators. it was

the ground is so wet, it's would be more likely towards the northern part of the peninsula, middle peninsula, and northern neck. high pressure will quickly build in behind it'll remain windy though - sustained winds at 15 to 25 mph. expect mostly sunny skies on saturday. it won't be as windy, but it'll be cool with highs staying in the mid-40s. we have it looks like it'll push out to sea and not bother us. (i can't rule out some spotty showers along the outer banks sunday morning, but that's about it.) tonight: cloudy with mph. friday: a few showers early, possibly some sleet and snow mixing in. no accumulations expected. highs: mid-40s. winds: n 15-25 mph. saturday: mostly sunny. cool, but not as windy. highs: mid-40s. winds: light north. we have been tracking rain and a north/northeast breeze throughout the afternoon. not much will change this evening - expect on and off showers with temperatures holding so it will be a slow ride home. overnight, we'll continue to track periods of rain. by early tomorrow morning, we could see some sleet and/or snowflakes mix in with the raindrops. since th

picking up the pieces and top hat a devastating tornado ripped through four counties in the middle peninsula and northern that lightning our homes destroying the church and sending up to two dozen people in the hospital amazingly the storm didn't claim any lives in that part of the state my coding is just back from there where people are thanking their lucky stars that is right david and janet it looks like lucky unlucky as that was people are feeling very lucky that everybody survive a brother to both groups is to go into the movie you through most of the rosary will take a moment stay in the summer when the bill o'malley held she made the tornado cut a twenty eight mile long path of destruction from the middle peninsula to the northern neck with the ground zero bit all right here on keno road in tampa hand back in all ten homes were destroyed more than fifty were seriously damaged by the twisters estimated one hundred and forty mile an hour winds twenty to twenty five people were injured dennis campbell just did what he could to help his relatives pick up the pieces discern that the real w

starting to move towards the williamsburg area moving through parts of the peninsula and the middle peninsula know it was the eastern shore can see the movement years we've gone over the past three hours with him pushing her off towards the east southeast as the peninsula to james city county northern tip of your county seeing a few showers around christensen scored and then over into parts of gloucester county just north of the courthouse the shower moving through middlesex county around salute over towards and birds so we can feel a particular dish hours to roll through and a drop in temperatures into the day tomorrow. high today seventy four degrees at him after a morning low of fifty are normal high is forty nine well above normal today and too far off the record high of eighty one said back in two thousand to time things are you a future cast of the evening hours. partly cloudy skies and some economists the showers rolling through nine o'clock moving into western parts of hand wrote some more showers more modern downpours possible to parts of the middle peninsula and then by midnight eve

here's one now moving up through parts of the northern neck off the middle peninsula most of what we're looking at a north carolina is probably just a few isolated rain showers but as we go to even though there are forty five. it's freezing couple of few thousand feet up and so the rain is falling freezing and then as it falls in most areas of having time to melt and turn back into some light rain showers but in a few areas is paul's a little bit heavier again even though it's way above freezing we're talking about a little bit of us sleep. so forty three is the spawn forecast for tomorrow that's going to be our guarantee for today we called for forty five we hit forty eight so fourteen days in a row. hunters out there right now south side look just like this generally a mid forties a few lower forties is hard to get more thirties though when you get up on the parts of the aca mac in northampton county areas back to the middle peninsula northern neck a lot more the upper thirties and just like southside were looking at mainly lower to mid forties here cross here is a north carolina and

temperatures right now above freezing everywhere west point is now down to thirty three so yeon middle peninsula he go door to the northern neck this is where it starts to get a little bit dicey with the chances for that wintry pre sifted maybe stick on some of those grassy areas for our area hampton roads in south lots of rain there is at next out to the west for a williamsburg and carries up to the west that george to on a life that some of those communities now see some snow showers there. this is gonna pull out later today skies become partly sunny through the afternoon. here's the future castle you can see how we should see that next or that transition to snow and then maybe back to a little bit more makes eleven o'clock it should be gone. the lingering snow showers for the eastern shore skies become partly sunny and the temperatures again this afternoon in the lower forties. it will warm a little bit for the weekend a lot more sunshine there i had the complete weekend outlook in just couple minutes right here is ashley with teacher bt record is keeping a very close eye on traffic around th

there will be accumulations for the peninsula, middle peninsula, and the eastern shore of around 1". areas in the northern neck could get from 1-2". an upper level long wave trough of low pressure will keep our temps very cold through the rest of the week. highs will only be in the 30s for the end of the week into the weekend. this is video from buxton after this weekend's storm on the outer banks. look at all that water on the streets near the cape hatteras motel. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is in kitty hawk checking out the damage. take a look at this - this is supposed to be a and then the trucks came and road - this is where it ended up. where it ended up. today nc-12 in kitty hawk is passable. sections were closed down after this morning's high tide to cleared - but for the most part debris, sand, and water caused only a few driving hazards. as the sun came out people came to the beach to see what it looked like - and as they expected - the dunes that once stretched toward the water, now dropped off sharply. but, the mayor of kitty hawk says the important thing is that nc12

we could see some more shower late tonight...mainly across the middle peninsula and eastern shore. even colder air moves in tomorrow. highs will only be in the 30s. we'll be mostly sunny and breezy. wind chills will be in the 20s. on friday a stronger surge of arctic air will move into the region. a weak area of low pressure may form near the coast. this could bring us a few flurries or a possible brief wintry mix to the build into the region. as it builds, the winds will be strong. so highs will be in the 20s and 30s over the weekend with lows in the teens and 20s. wind chills will be in the single digits in the mornings. we may see some mix by next monday night into tuesday. stay tuned up next on midday - a popular actor has cancer. why this battle isn't a breaking news out of norfolk -- where a federal judge has accepted a more than 4-million-dollar settlement against b-a-e systems norfolk ship repair. attorneys for the women in the class action sex discrimination suit say b-a-e systematically denied raises and promotions for them. they claim some bosses stereotyped and sexually

can see there's hardly any rain the immediate hampton roads area a little bit of northern neck middle peninsula way out for emporia and i ninety five and there's just not much out there with everything moving to the north and to get way down into southern and southeastern north carolina a little of that rain will move in here later but again for this evening just some fog drizzle a little bit of mist out there and temperatures that will be climbing now course earlier this is liquid when she melted the snow added the rain on top of that about half an inch. pretty common number there is you can see. so again it was around an inch of snow and then we ended up with rain on top that watched it all away look at how and when there is only up a little bit from yesterday but near the coastline almost thirty degrees. that's the kind of warmer air that's coming in later on south easterly and southerly winds how warm will it get will it lead to thunderstorms how much rain we seem to cool off all those questions will be answered minutes. ri snowy and slushy conditions cause many closures and delays today dr

the metro, northeast north carolina, and along northampton co..up to 1" across the peninsula, middle peninsula, northern neck, and accomack co. any snow that sticks to the ground won't survive the day. as light rain through monday evening. we may catch a few breaks tuesday morning and continue through midday. there could be some bouts saturday will be the pick winter weather moves through the area - stay connected through our wavy weather app. it's free for all apple and android users. and ashley will have a big update on that winter system tonight at 10 and 11. still ahead - winter preps - we'll tell you how vdot is getting ready two people were shot overnight in norfolk. we've learned the shooting happened near brambleton and tidewater just before 2. one person was shot in the hand, the other person in the leg. both had to go to the hospital. we're working to find out more information about a suspect. straight ahead - the next winter storm - we'll tell you how vdot is getting ready i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms . we don't use growth-promo

it will come up for the middle peninsula, tappahannock to potomac and t maryland. we are monitoring it closely. abc7's jonathan elias at the news desk downstairs with the latest update on the terrible tornado tragedy in waverly, virginia. jonathan: that was horrible. we understand three people are dead. eight other people are injured. five structures damaged. virginia police in the area now. they are asking and encouraging people to stay off the road. you can see why. there is debris and damage everywhere in the one area where they believe that tornado touched down and blew through. again, they were telling us at one point they thought there was a child unaccounted for and missing. that child has been located. they are putting the word out to people in the area. listen, if you know somebody who has not been accounted for as of yet let us know that. they are going through the process of assessing how much damage and maybe that there is somebody else that might not be accounted for at this point. a short time ago sergeant of the state police went before the camera. t

look at the live view they're still little light snow up here across the middle peninsula tiny bit around the coasts and maybe but all that's left is generally not even in downtown norfolk it's mainly virginia beach. very light snow could just talk to me from the south central la chesapeake and said it's really pretty light there and then it gets a little bit heavier downpour portions of the albemarle sound going through time you can see we had a few pockets work a little bit heavier in fact one of them right in there was just across the state line again craig called tell me that his total ended up being about three quarters of an inch down there whether headlines then snow ending in the metro in the next two hours in fact most of it's really going to be over in the next hour. watch for slippery spots however and especially on the secondary roads and some of the bridges in that type of thing the temperature forecast doesn't go down much. early this evening in fact we might even go up a degree or so ago hold fairly steady and then morning so that's when you slash or anything that's out the

middle peninsula, same case. while. we had a reporter in langley in newport news reporting some news. just some flurries for you. northern neck, too. eventually, the bigger area of snow off to the west will try to accumulations. the computer models are picking up on the dry air, but there will be pockets where it does. that bigger area of snow makes virginia beach by 3:00. definitely a lot of snow falling then. maybe touching the peninsula. this is what we are concerned about. scattered snow showers but wrapping up after that, drying out overnight. dry tomorrow, too, but it will be cold and windy. highs in the low 30's, wind chill's in the teens, even in the afternoon. one inch to two inches possible to the south. two inches to four inches possible in north carolina. just a dusting to an inch toward the peninsula, maybe up to gloucester. looking at the lower end of this range from the south side of. into the peninsula. two inches to four inches, we are watching the carefully. temperatures in the upper 20's in norfolk, n

wintry mix and that's little bit whether trying to wrap around a few sprinkles for parts of middle peninsula from saloon approaching lost or possibly reaching that these eye to see that the stevensville and tap handle a little bit of make up that way but nothing significant to additionally to worry about there. as you gusting we had some gusts in excess of thirty mph right here on cape charles augustus thirty two at virginia beach again we could see a gust or two up to about forty here's the way the rest of the day plays out temperatures in the lower forties with skies clearing is going to be the weekend of the back talk about that in another storm system for next week. stay tune and all restrictions on the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel are now lifted earlier the bay bridge tunnel was actually operating under level three wind restrictions limiting travel to just cars and trucks crews lifted the restrictions as the winds died down. high winds forced the cancellation of the new run of the skirt of knott's island ferry and this morning three trips were called off meanwhile ferry service along th

light, steady expect a dusting across middle peninsula, and northern neck. before we change- over to rain, we the ground won't survive the day. as temperatures warm into the low-40s by we may catch a few breaks tuesday morning and continue through midday. there could be some bouts of heavy rain at times..i out tuesday afternoon with highs, believe it or in the mid-50s. next saturday will be the pick of the low-60s! we already have some school closings and delays coming into wavy dot com... as schools are preparing for snow - vdot says they're ready for what could be a slick morning commute. crews have already started pre-treating roads west of our area. but - while that will keeps ice from forming - it does not mean roads wont be slippery. vdot says drivers in areas that do see snow - should avoid driving if at all possible. here in hampton roads - vdot crews are not they say what they put down on friday - is still there. if roads get slick, local vdot crews will respond accordingly. as the snow pushes across the commonwealth - don't forget to stay connected

things are relatively quiet right now but we move on up to the middle peninsula from west point on into northern gloucester county. there is very likely a little more sleet mixed in as this this will be the last round as it moves on east. over the eastern shore there is some rainfall going on and possibly a little bit of sleet. a little bit of light rain further southward in the northampton county to the north of cape charles. we jump over most of the peninsula and it's really quiet. we are seeing a little bit of rain on the state line. on toward saint brides and northwest we are seeing a little bit of rain and possibly sleet mixed in. then on to the northern counties seeing a little bit of rainfall toward belvidere. sleet mixed with a little bit of rain but there is not much upstream so we'll will show you what's going on. of rain on the state line. we can see a little bit more tomorrow morning. were looking at a few flakes of snow flying on through and by 9:00 it's gone. noontime it's gone with fairly light wind. a little bit cooler for tomorrow. then another shot at a few flurries wi

generally low to mid sixties across the area plenty of sunshine today even for the peninsula the middle peninsula a little bit cooler on the eastern shore and the northeastern north carolina will climb into the mid sixties by this afternoon to sixty four today sixty seven monday again that weak front will drop was back into the low sixties on tuesday and i'm tracking chances for showers and storms with a stronger front that will move through on wednesday joe our days here like this story a unique kitten is bringing attention to a shelter in fresno california checking out the pattern on his face you can see why it's called the mustache kitten the kitten was left in a donation bin at the salvation army in downtown fresno are a ton of pictures of the salvation army but there's the canton. they say the cat is ready to be adopted. oh well if you want of homes stick around shoulder sunday's comin' your way in less than an hour but first we have sports are men's sports news we have a wrap up of saturday's high school regional finals and in college who felt border showdown between virginia and north caro

we have mid twenties for the eastern shore low to mid twenties northern neck in middle peninsula across the peninsula right now temperatures also in the mid twenties many areas including see further to see your canon twenty four twenty five at langley twenty six around easton newport news. we have twenties for cape henry and great neck as she and thirty two starting to see low thirties now on pong going back to a thirty adventure still cooler most the chesapeake mid twenties and you're seeing around portsmouth out to the west also mid to upper twenties for something in a north carolina were starting to see the warmer weather now for the outer banks and this is going to be the trend temperatures will be warming up as we go over the coming hours and we're going to see the snow. transitioning to rain. getting that mixing taking place down to the south of that trend continues this morning and then into the afternoon looking at rain showers so still some snow out there this morning obviously you and put up a travel not a good time to be out of the reds but hang in there seven years warm. we'

showers possible along the south side if you're going to be heading to save the contents of the middle peninsula or the eastern shore you'll get there sunday mainly drive better chance for rain down into north carolina temperatures though by at six thirty about forty three degrees it will be chilly temperatures this morning definitely chilly were down below freezing in many spots were twenty eight right now newport news journal of the city where twenty nine and while silent norfolk a little bit warmer than everyone else because we've got that went off of the day that's keeping temperatures in the mid thirties now satellite and radar are sleeping nice and dry but we didn't have the high clouds overhead were to see more of that as we head throughout the day today but we will remain dry as the temperatures this afternoon although chilly and we will see a lot of sunshine that is slightly below what we should be for this time of the year which is right about forty nine degrees and still not bad at all. i am tracking chances for rain will time that our free will feature minutes also will take a look a

a couple of showers in the middle peninsula and northern neck. showing you what's going on midnight tonight. 54, 55-degree readings. that's warmer than it's been all day today. right now it's only 35 across williamsburg area, for example. temperatures warming up by 25 degrees. 61 degrees tomorrow morning at 7:00. by 9:00, here come the scattered showers and thunderstorms into the area. into 10:00. by 11:00, they're moving off shore and by the noon hour tomorrow, they'll likely be off shore. also fog into the area. we'll talk about that and the short-term forecast -- warm, windy, a.m. thunderstorms -- but then the long-term with cool weather but then warming up, nicole: there were plenty of drivers out and about and crews trying to clear the way. state police say they responded to more than 120 crashes across hampton roads between midnight and 3:00 a.m. by midday, most of the snow had changed to rain which was good news. tom: what was left, though, a sloppy situation across most of the area. randy cummings continues our coverage from newport news.

if you're south the middle peninsula, stafford through fredericksburg and behind through north central very little of anything. temperatures will be warmer and any snow that falls will melt on contact. or be plain old fashioned rain. future cast, area in green tonight. solid area of rain. colder air and the higher elevation to the north. we will see the transition overnight to sunrise. the storm will develop off the coast and turn the winds north and bring in cold air. it will continue. not continuously. period of the snow late morning and the afternoon. pocket of the heavy snow. maybe a band of heavier snow in time for tomorrow evening rush hour. then it will clear out. everything improves skywise. temperatures check this out. breezy. highs in the 20's on sunday valentine's day whe up suburban temperature in single digits. a blast of air in the arctic after the smoe and the rain we'll see tomorrow. maureen: thank you, doug. if you are thinking of buying jewelry for the valentine's gift watch abc7 news at 11:00. "7 on your side" goes undercover to find real value of a diamond. that hor