i'm mike gonzalez. justin quesinberry has more on the hit and run that left the two young kids dead and the driver still on the loose this morning. >>> we had some frost on the windshield this morning. an extra minute or two. skies are clear and nothing popping up on the radar this morning. and the rain and snow that we had move through yesterday it gone. and we have 28 in raleigh, 33 in durham and 31 in fayetteville and lots of temperatures in the 30s and 40s. and west coldest air of the season overhead for today and home and the high temperature as we kick off the week here, not getting out of the 30s. and a frosty start to the morning will lead to sunny and cold condition and 30 by lunchtime and 35 the high temperature and 3:00 this afternoon, a little breeze too that will make things feel colder today. and the temperatures falling quickly. and we're in the teens tonight and in the 20s tomorrow. i'll have your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. let's check on the morning drive. this is 540 and

thank you for watching "wncn today," i'm stefan chase. >> i'm mike gonzalez. though there was a $2 million ticket sold in north carolina so check it anyway. emma wright has a look at the duke energy coal ash clean-up efforts but first let's check chilly start but it's going to

i'm stefan chase. >> i'm mike gonzalez. emma wright is live in raleigh where a hiring event takes spouses. first let's check in with meteorologist alyssa corfont. coming up, more rain, a a yesterday? >> that's right. today going to look very kind of gloomy if you're going

mike gonzalez shows us why waterless buddies is what's next. >> we spray it on the car, wyche it off with a microfiber towel and it protects the car. it won't scratch. it's eco-friendly. >> reporter: spawned from a childhood of washing cars for extra cash, waterless buddies is a waterless on demand carwash run by two unc chapel hill seniors. >> they tell us where they are, what car they have. their license plate. things like that. they can pay right online. then our buddies go out, wash the car where they packed. we send you a before and after picture. >> it's good to get the car wet first. randy buffs it out. >> reporter: usen an -- using eco-friendly spray. they are looking to expand. >> if you need some flexible it's an easy way do it. >> reporter: it typically takes 15 minutes to a half hour. along with saving you time, it also saves you water. >> we save 45 gallons of water per wash. we have saved several thousand gallons of water. >> reporter: they say they can wash anything. >> we drove a car that drove from new york to north carolina during a snowstorm. it had snow, like the

. >>> thank you for watching "wncn today", you're halfway there i'm mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase, back to class after the big storm. >> here are some of the delays, orange county, public schools, chatham county, vance schools, franklin county schools all on a two hour delays, person county schools on a one hour delay. >> wake county schools will go to school at the normal time, parents complained yesterday's delay put children at risk but roads out there still seeing ice and snow but the district says they were safe. right now over to meteorologist afgs alyssa corfont who has the more melting ? >> yeah, and also tracking the shower across greenville, across portions of person county, the chance for rain, some of the roads start to get sloppy. let's talk it temperatures, 51 right now in raleigh. yeah, i'm not making this up. very mild. 45 in durham, mid 40s in henderson, louisburg and rocky mount, fayetteville and lillington, sanford you're the chilly spot at 37. let's get to your forecast. yeah, look at that. the temperature right now are actually warmer than where i'm expe

and as mike gonzalez explains, it's what's next. >> it's about running from conformity or convention. >> reporter: started by a couple of childhood friends from durham, runaway is an up and coming lifestyle and clothing brand but much more than that. >> we're curators, art, fashion, music here in durham and beyond. >> reporter: most the design comes from the artwork of the company's founder and durham artist gabriel ingets. >> to represent the city i good up in -- i went to durham city schools -- it's been huge for me. >> that looks thicker than the ones before. >> reporter: the runaway brand is well known for its durm -- or durham campaign. >> it has the attributes when we explain what durham is. >> this table is here. >> reporter: thanks to a $26,000, runaway is opening their first storefront on main street in february. >> it was important for us to show our audience here we're putting forgot the effort to be a part of this growing ng artists and musicians. >> all white paint on the walls. >> reporter: from "what's next," i'm mike gonzalez, wncn news now. >> we'll have another look

right now send it back to mike gonzalez. >> thanks so much, alyssa, appreciate that report. >>> severe weather hits the cuban capital of havana, gale force winds for more than 30 take a look, the wind kicked up gigantic waves forcing to close the roads, stranding residents. the severe weather was caused by the subtropical low pressure in florida. we'll keep you updated on the situation there. >>> a tour boat caught fire in new zealand, forcing 60 people overboard, it was a half mile from shore, the boat eventually sunk. two people taken to the hospital with minor injuries. that's when your wife goes, we're not going on that tour again. [ laughter ] >>> coming up here on wncn today, sara palin putting her support for donald trump, where the campaign trail leads today for the two. plus. >>> meet ricky, a local service dog known around a raleigh campus. now the sweet girl who is used to helping others needs help more than 3 million people already know the feeling of feet so silky smooth that you can't help but touch them. the new amope pedi perfect with diamond crystals and extra coarse r

i'm mike gonzalez. stefan chase has the morning off. let's check in with kristin ketchell. >>> we had some frost on the windshield this morning. you may want to leave yourself an extra minute or two and we're dry so the messy weather that we had yesterday morning, the rain and snow, it was pretty, and it did not cause too much issues. but it is out of here. we're not seeing anything in the way of wet weather and wintry precipitation. it is 30 degrees in raleigh and 29 in fayetteville. and we'll see the coldest air of the season being pushed into the area today and tomorrow. highs not getting out of the 30s overnight lows dip into a forecast looking good with the temperatures in the 20s and 30s. expect only a high temperature of 35 degrees. sunny and breezy today but colder tomorrow. and the forecast is coming up. and let's get a check on your morning dry. we have a nice looking condition here at south sanders street. and the traffic is moving smoothly. light traffic volumes on the roads this morning that is thanks to mlk day. so a good

i'm mike gonzalez. >> i'm stefan chase. we check on weather and traffic before you head out. how much will we have to bundle up? >>> good morning. you're going to have to bundle up this morning but my best advice, dress in layers because this afternoon much milder than where we were yesterday. we'll start with right now 28 in raleigh so we've dropped another degree. 32 in durham and lewis - look south of the red sox bro -- roxboro. 23 in sanford. there's enough of a breeze to you're hearing me correctly. so it feels more like 23 in raleigh, 21 roxboro. wind chill not having a big impact in sanford, feels more like 23 now in siler city. here's your fast forecast, plenty of sunshine, you need the sunglasses as soon as the sun rises, close to 7:25. 27 at 8:00 a.m. 48 at noon and 55 our afternoon high. that is about 4 to 5 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time of year. we'll get to more on the forecast and when rain arrives coming up in a bit. >>> let's check with traffic now on glenwood avenue and blue ridge road, you can see just a few cars this morning. no delay

. >> and i'm maggie newland in for mike gonzalez. here's alyssa corfont with your forecast. >> it is going to be a great weekend. plenty of sunshine. the sunshine is all across the area. looking at cardinal givens high school in raleigh. it is breezy. looking at the flags blowing in the breeze. at the wind gusts, 24 in raleigh and 21 in durham. roxboro, 21 miles per hour. calming down to the south. continue are right into the afternoon. let's talk about the temperatures. 49 in raleigh and around the sand hills, the temperatures in the 50s around fayetteville and rayford. up to 48 in clifford. the high today around 50 degrees. if you're already in the 40s, may need to bump up a little bit. 40s this evening. more on the forecast in just a bit. >>> a health warning from latin american countries into the united states. looking to control the zika virus in the united states. causing disturbing birtd defects. doctors are investigating ponl case is in puerto rico and virgin islands. carolinians? >> doctors don't think there's a threat to th

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez. we're off to a cold start. and emma wright is live in raleigh with what you need to know before you head out the

i'm mike gonzalez. the candidates are being more combative. away. here's rooed with more. >> and -- here's reid with more. >> and now there were seven. smaller than previous debates. donald trump and ted cruz took center stage literally and figuratively in the debate in south carolina. been friendly, but last night the gloves came off. trump taking pay bare knuckle -- taking bare knuckle jabs at the natural born citizen. >> because he was not born on the land, he cannot run. >> and with trump's mother being born in scotland >> i'm in the hospital going to use your mother's birth against you. >> and the hometown. come out of manhattan. just saying. >> other front runners. >> chris christie has endorsed some with president obama. >> talk and talk. >> all sharing a common favorite target. >> i watched story time with barack obama. >> undermining the constitutional basis. >> he's missing the whole point. >> the candidate rand paul refused to participate in the undercard. this after he was booted from the main stage with the low polls. answering question

i'm mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase. hundreds of schools and businesses closed or delayed. we have a full list running at the bottom of the screen or go to wncn.com. >> we have team coverage through the viewing area. slash in moore county and -- lauren is in moore county and emma wright in person county. but first to meteorologist alyssa corfont, more icy stuff on the way. >>> more tv on the way through the -- more of it on the way through the morning and more as we speak. this is our satellite and radar. and that is in central north carolina. it started several hours ago and it is moving off to areas north and east of us to roanoke rapids and south hill, virginia. you're seeing light snowflakes. in wake county, we're not we have reports of some sleet

i'm mike gonzalez. >> good morning, i'm stefan chase. we have the forecast now with meteorologist alyssa corfont. >> good morning. this forecast starting with a few showers, down across the sand hills. the showers around now samson and cumberland county and extending a very broken line towards portions of wilson county this morning. needless to say if you're seeing the showers this morning -- if you're not seeing the showers this morning, take your umbrella with you but steadier afternoon. in the meantime let's talk raleigh. 34 durham. you can see just updating in lewisburg at freezing now. down around the sand hills where they are seeing a little more cloud cover this morning, more of the 40s. the 20s. 26 roxboro and in south hill. also north of the triangle develop. visibility down to a half-mile in henderson. five miles in roxboro. seven miles in south hill and durham. 36 at 8:00 a.m. just a few isolated showers, most of us dry at lunchtime and then i was talking about the steadier showers, i think those arrive closer to 3:00, 4:00 th

morning, and thanks for watching "wncn today" on this friday, i'm maggie newland in this morning for mike gonzalez. >> good to have you along, maggie, good morning to you, good morning to you, i'm stefan chase. we've got your morning news and a check on traffic first. let's find out more about the weekend fork -- forecast from meteorologist alyssa corfont. >> the weekend is looking phenomenal, sunshine, temperatures in the 60s by sunday afternoon. before we get to that, we have to talk about today. skies, a big change from where we were 24 hours ago. remember, yesterday some of you were actually starting off with a few showers. now, because of those clearer skies, we're also looking at colder temperatures, 32 in raleigh, 33 durham, 35 henderson, 30 now in roxboro and siler city. these temperatures continuing to update around the sand hills, 37 in clinton and raeford. so we'll get to your fast forecast as you're getting ready to head out the door on this friday morning. we're talking about plenty of sunshine. a little bit of fog though, south of triangle this morning should be right around 35 at 8:

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez. we begin with local school districts operating on a two- hour delay. and the list is right there.

. >> reporter: mike gonzalez, wncn new now. >>> this video out of california is making its rounds on line. what is going on? >> >> you see the cavity there and it is threatening to wipe out an entire complex there. they said that the storms fueled by el nino have made the area unsafe and the people that live there are being forced out. and the federal government are trying to fund and build a wall. but for these folks it is a lot of cause. you thing that you have a comfortable ocean front property and all the sudden it is uncomfortable. for us, it was nice to get back into the 60s. has been replaced with the clouds. and you see the showers up in the mountains and that will stay rain and it will stay here till tomorrow morning so outside right now, after the 60s, we fell off a little bit. but it will not be really cold tonight. it will be cool but not in the teens, 20s or 30s as you step outside tomorrow morning so what we have right now upper 40s and low 50s, quite a bit warmer than yesterday t is 7 degrees warmer henderson than it was 24 hours ago. sanford, you're 11 degrees warmer

i'm -- mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase. and now over to meteorologist alyssa corfont that will tell us if we're in for a warmup this week. >>> we are. here's a live picture from the satellite and radar. and we saw the clouds back to the west. and from time to time, those are moving over the triangle this morning. nothing that is going to negatively impact your forecast. we'll still see plenty of sunshine through the day. so let's get to the temperatures. out the door. louisburg, you were at 30 and roxboro 21. and in the mid-20s in raleigh and clayton and now in fayetteville and the mid-20s and sanford at 22. we've been below freezing for quite some time in the overnight. and that means a perfect recipe for black ice. 24 at 8:00 a.m. and 41 at noon and 50 the afternoon high. and for the first time in a week, we'll be close to normal. and normal high for this time of year is 52. i'll let you know when you'll need your umbrella this week. but let's check in with the traffic conditions if you to head out early. a few cars in ei

i'm gone mike gonzalez. stefan chase has the morning off. justin quesinberry has more about the hit and run that killed two young kids. first, let's check in with kristin ketchell. >>> cold temperatures outside. cam newton had the right idea with the big fuzzy hat on. you'll need that the next couple mornings. we have cold temperatures moving in and right now nothing on the radar. and the rain and snow that moved through yesterday completely out of here and not an issue for us. and behind it, we're left with cold temperatures and frosty morning. you may need to scrape the windshield off. and the cold spot is 24 in sanford and 29 in ray forward we had a cold front move through yesterday morning. and that is ushering in the coldest air that we've experienced this season. and the drive time forecast in the 20s. but we'll see a lot of sunshine today and the temperatures only warming up to about 35 degrees and sunny and breezy. and colder air heading our way tomorrow and the details are coming up and let's get a check on the morning commute and n

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez, check on your traffic as well but first checking in with meteorologist alyssa corfont, we've got cold weather, the possibility of snow later on today, huh? >> yeah, that's chaktly right and the -- exactly right and the timing is critical because for the evening drive home. we're start to go see a few clouds sneak in to the area, few flurries for the mountains but this morning the quietest part of the day, the coldest as it typically is. 20 in durham, we've gone up a degree in the triangle, 18 henderson and roxboro, 15 degrees this morning in south hill and just a reminder, mecklenburg county public schools are starting at 10:00 a.m. this morning because of the cold temperatures. south of the triangle, 24 this morning in fayetteville, 22 in raeford. here's a look at your fast forecast, the clearest part of this morning, 17 at 8:00 a.m., we're at freezing at lunch time, freezing, that's an porment yesterday. 37 our high by 6:00 a.m. we're tracking flurries, light snow showers and that could be enough to make slick spots for your evening drive home. be alert, make

. >> glad you're with us, i'm mike gonzalez. hump day, the freezing

glad you're with us, i'm mike gonzalez. >> i'm stefan chase. good morning. we're going to have a check on the morning news as well as traffic. let's find out about this forecast. more clouds, right? >>> that's right.

. -- i'm mike gonzalez. and our top story is the winter weather, of course. and we have a full list of the all the closed schools and businesses running at the bottom of the screen. >>> kristin ketchell is monitoring the road conditions. >>> but first straight over to meteorologist alyssa corfont. we were just talking to lauren sleet in that area.

. >> i'm mike gonzalez. activists are at the governor's mansion complaining their drinking water is affected by river. story. >> reporter: the protesters just started their press conference a few minutes ago. about a dozen people are out here, a lot upset with mccrory who said hasn't responded to a single one of their complaints and phone calls. they say the governor had dinner with duke energy executives but can't find the talk to talk to them. they are inviting him to dinner, then say they are going to protest in a few hours. duke energy is set to give a tour of the coal ash spill site to the media. they've been working two years to clean the ash that spilled into the river in 2004. recently people received letters from the state health department warning them of high levels of the pollutants in they just want to see that spill cleaned up. >> it makes me really angry. it's like he doesn't take peoples' livelihoods seriously, he's putting duke energy before our citizens, we're living in a crisis in these co

good morning, you made it to friday and we're so glad that you're with us for "wncn today", i'm mike gonzalez. >> at first i didn't quite believe it, i thought it was thursday, thanks for reminding me. i'm stefan chase, your morning news on traffic first. we've got kristin ketchell in for alyssa, good morning. >>> good morning, mike and stefan, good morning everyone, it's friday, off to a dry start in the area. that will change this afternoon, you don't need the umbrella this morning, but you need it later today. nothing popping up on the radar currently but if we zoom things out, you will notice some wet weather pushing in from the southwest, that's going to make it in to the area after lunch time, providing us with steady rains, some of which may be on the heavier side at times in to early this evening. degrees in rocky mount, at the bus stop, expect temperatures in the 30s for the kids. mostly cloudy skies but this afternoon they will need the umbrella, temperatures around 52 with steady rain moving in and our high temperature up to 52 with that rain arriving after lunch time. the rain wra

i'm mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase. the top story is the winter weekend. and we have school delays as well because of the frigid temperatures. here they are on the list. they are operating on a two- hour delay this morning. >>> and let's head to the weather center with meteorologist alyssa corfont for a quick look at our forecast. everyone is talking about this snow and it will probably hit tomorrow morning? >>> yes. it does look like it will start tomorrow morning and likely start as snow and a wintry mix. and that means snow and freezing rain. and the national weather

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez.

good morning thanks for watching "wncn today" with us, i'm mike gonzalez. >> i'm stefan chase, let's talk about the schools, back to school following the tornl. >> yeah -- storm. >> yeah, some delayed. granville and franklin county on

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez, so glad you're with us, emma wright is in raleigh where police are investigating that meth lab we told you about. but first checking with meteorologist kristin ketchell in for medicalis -- melissa, >> yeah, temperature not as cold as yesterday, nothing popping up on wncn radar currently, after lunch time seeing rain move in, some of which should be heavier in time, the showers pushing in from, so we'll keep a close eye but wet weather in the forecast for later on today. 39 degrees our current temperature in raleigh t also 39 -- also 39 degrees in durham, 31 fayetteville, cooler to the south, no cloud cover, clouds thickening up, rain arriving this afternoon so you don't need the umbrella at the bus stop this morning, but you'll definitely need it later, your morning temperature about 39 degrees, the temperature around 52, i'll let you know how the rain is, let's first get a check on what you can expect on the roads this morning, taking a live look at i-440 and the u.s. 64 bypass where nothing going on outside this morning, no major area thorough fares, you can see

. >> and i'm maggie newland in for mike gonzalez, happy friday to you. emma wright is in the studio with details about a sendoff for the super bowl bound carolina panthers and a look at your morning commute. >>> but right now getting your day starting with the forecast with meteorologist alyssa corfont. good morning. >> good morning, guys, and good morning to you at home as well. we're looking at clear skies this morning, that on our satellite radar composite, a nice change from where we were 24 hours ago. with those clearer skies come colder temperatures, right now at freezing in roxboro, 35 in raleigh, 34 in clayton, the upper 30s around fayetteville and clinton. that's really the biggest change from yesterday morning because if you remember, temperatures hills yesterday at this time. here's a look at your fast forecast, a little bit of fog south of the triangle this morning, 35 at 8:00 a.m., 45 at noon, plenty of sunshine and then we're looking at highs in the 50s, 51 is where i think will be normal, 52, i don't think you'll get closer than that in yo

. >> thanks for watching "wncn today", glad you're with us, i'm mike gonzalez. >> i'm stefan chase, one of our big stories this morning, yes, the freezing temperatures. >> yeah, it sure is cold outside and because of those cold temperatures, mecklenburg county schools in virginia have starting late, but let's check in with meteorologist alyssa corfont sounds like if the snow does hit, it will be the evening commute, right? >> yeah, the timing will be critical. right now looking at pretty clear conditions right around the triangle, anyways. back to our west, dealing with more clouds than anything else. those clouds are quickly going to move in throughout the course cold temperatures first, we'll

i'm maggie newland in for mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase, a look at traffic as always, checking in with meteorology alyssa corfont. >> we're looking at clearing skies and those clearing skies paving the way for colder if you remember yesterday, we had the 20s, 30s, 40s. almost areawide this morning right now we're in the 30s. at freezing in sanford, siler city, here in raleigh we're at 34. durham, 37. south hill, you're checking in right around 35 degrees this morning. so here's your forecast for this friday, plenty of sunshine. a little bit of fog though as we do start off our friday. and that will be mainly south around the sand hills. 45 lunch time, plenty of sunshine. near normal later today, our normal high is 52, i'm expecting a temperature right around 51. i'll have a closer look at your weekend ahead in just a little bit. but let's check in with traffic as you get ready to head out the door on this friday morning. >>> this is i-440 and athens drive, just a few cars in this direction. good news if you're heading out this way. no accidents, no slowdowns and very similar co

i'm stefan chase alongside mike gonzalez. >> you see that on 95. justin quesinberry is out there. and we're keeping you updated on the road conditions. this has been a wide swath and state. >> and it will continue as we head into the afternoon to be honest with you. here's some snow and sleet totals coming in so far. in granville, hey, you have the the totals continue to climb and bethel hill, two inches of snow and sleet and siler city, half an inch and under half an inch and carpenter and durham and tenth of an inch and snow and sleet. we've been predict that the totals can vary greatly. make sure that you e-mail us at wncn.com. 27 degrees right now. and that is a live picture from our tower camera. and you see the skyline but not the case this morning as we continue to track snow and sleet moving across the area. and visibility greatly reduced. and we have been dealing with this since 2:00, 3:00 this morning. so several hours into this storm, we have several hours yet to go. and you can see west what is falling right now and it is light in nature across sampson and cumberland a

i'm mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase. we begin with our top story winter weather.

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez so glad you woke up with us, emma wright is in raleigh where police are investigating that meth lab we told you about. but first, meteorologist kristin ketchell in for alyssa sounds like a good morning but you need the umbrella. >> yeah, but this afternoon, looking good, nothing popping up on the radar, but if we zoom things out, an area of wet weather sitting down to our southwest and that's going to move in to the area this afternoon in to this evening providing us with some pretty steady rain later today, but outside this morning, it's dry, it's quiet, a little chilly in sp sots -- some spots, 0 degrees in fayetteville 30 -- 30 degrees in fayetteville. 30 in raleigh and durham right now. at the bus stop, the kids don't need it for off the bus, mostly cloudy, 39 degrees this morning. by the time they get off the bus later today, we're looking at a temperature of around 52 with steady rain. showers move in after lunch time, steadiest and heaviest rain moves in after 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. and continues through your evening drive, so keep that in mind, coul

i'm mike gonzalez. more than 400 veterans and military spouses are expected to attend a hiring event in raleigh. members will have a chance to meet with potential employers today. 11:00 to 3:00 p.m. today. recruit military, they are the fair, suggest preregistering on- line first. they also say you should bring your resume. >>> here's a live look over the capital city. we have clouds, chance of rain in the forecast. meteorologist alyssa corfont is next. >>> welcome back. here's our satellite and radar composite. we've been tracking a few light showers across the sand hills, now moving across portions of sampson county and central keep the umbrella nearby. more showers possible this afternoon. currently 40 lillington and clinton. 37 in raleigh. as we head into the afternoon a better chance for rain will develop. high this afternoon of 46. let's switch gears and check in with traffic. we have an accident, this just developing, i-440 eastbound, one lane blocked at exit 16, that is the merge we are i-40. ce

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez t is cold outside. we got punched in the face when we walked out the door. let's turn over to meteorologist alyssa corfont. do we have any warmup in the future? >> well it is not coming for the n few days and we're only talking about a warm up in the 40s. but this morning, we're in the teens once you factor in the windchill. some of you will feel like the single digits. we'll see sunny skies, though, as the sunrises. you see the temperatures, you see the temperature updating in littleton to 20 degrees and 12 in pinehurst and raleigh, we fell another deanne -- another degree. 16 in henderson and louisburg. 17 out the door at 8:00 a.m. but it is going to feel more like 10 degrees once you factor in the breeze. 28 at lunchtime and plenty of sunshine and near freezing for an afternoon high today. and that temperature will be a few degrees colder than yesterday. and we'll quickly drop into the mid-20s by 6:00 p.m. and this is the cold that we're talking about this week. and tomorrow we'll be talking about fl

. >> and i'm mike gonzalez. we begin with school closings and delays once again. >> that's right. wake county and chapel hill are operating on a three-hour delay and moore county is own a two- hour delay. >>> let's get you over to meteorologist alyssa corfont who has some good news. >>> i do. we have a warmup headed our way. we could be close to 60 this afternoon. and we'll stay dry one more day before the rain showers arrive tonight and tomorrow. not a lot going on across our area. and isolated shower in the mountains. it is cold enough for some of to you deal with some black ice and others are well above freezing. and we're at 38 and 34 in louisburg and rocky mount. i know some of your neighbors have areas of ice. and clock at clay ton. everything that was liquid last night has refroze. and freezing conditions in sanford and 35 in littleton this morning. so let's get to your forecast. the patchy black ice this morning not as widespread of a problem as yesterday. 36 today and 52 at noon and 58 the afternoon high today. that looks nice and we're still in the 50s at 6:00 p.m. no ra

i'm mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase. meteorologist alyssa corfont knows the answer. >>> that is the big question. will we see warmer temperatures? and the answer is yes. the 50s today and we have not had the 50s for highs in a week. here's what is going on right now. this is the satellite and radar. a few clouds in the triangle. a little more cloud cover as you washing your way further west -- work your way further west in greensboro and charlotte. let's talk temperatures. that is means anything that has melted yesterday, has refrozen overnight. 28 in durham and louisburg and mid-20s in henderson and 26 in clinton as well. look for the black ice this morning. 8:00 a.m. temperature, 24 degrees. and 41 at lunchtime and back to 50 as the afternoon high and the normal high is 52. so close to the mark and 44 the temperature by 6:00 p.m. and we'll see a few more clouds as we head towards tomorrow. but that will not cool us down. and we'll let you know what the rest of the workweek will look like. this is i40 and rock quarry ro

good morning and thanks for watching this weekend edition of wncn today, i'm mike gonzalez alongside meteorologist kristen ketchel. i showed up on a good day. >> yesterday was great. we had sunshine all day with temperatures in the mid-50s. it felt nice yesterday afternoon >> we're topping the forecast. >> temperatures outside already warmer than this time yesterday and we're taking another live look because this is such a beautiful shot to see in the morning. from the wncn tower looking towards the east, first glimpses of the skies getting a little bit brighter ahead of sunrise, shaping up to be a really nice day for us here. our satellite and radar, it's clear this morning. we may see just a few high and thin clouds moving in later today otherwise we're looking at sunshine. it's 39 in lewisburg, 37 in henderson, 33 in roanoke rapids, 36 in fayetteville. we've got this big area of high pressure sliding just off to the east here, that's going to bring in that really warm air out of the south so temperatures today are going to be about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. expect another

i'm mike gonzalez. glad you're with us. we begin with local school districts that are operating on a two-hour delay right now. so take a close look. this list includes granville, vance, person county schools and nash and rocky mount and roanoke rapid schools. and also on a two-hour delay hampton. >> and it is a list that continues to grow. emma wright is checking out the area roads and has details how the d.o.t. plans to keep us safe out there if we have to head out in the winter weather tomorrow. we're also following the winter weather across the country. >>> first let's check if with meteorologist alyssa corfont. we're talking early tomorrow morning, right? >>> yes the timing will be -- yes, the timing will be critical. so here we are. winter storm warnings that will go into effect at midnight tonight. and we're also looking at a winter storm advisory that the go into effect and areas south and east of us. midnight. and let's talk about our forecast as we head through the course of the day. and we'll talk about plenty of

i'm mike gonzalez. are searching for the driver that hit and killed two teenagers in harnett county. three teens were walking along the u.s. 421 and the driver ran off the road. and 13-year-old jennifer schark died. and steven daniels was in critical condition. >>> kristin ketchell is back with a look at your forecast. as we head toe break, had is a some sunshine but it >>> good morning. i'm kristin ketchell. a beautiful look from our shaw university camera and the temperatures are chilly. 30 in raleigh, 28 in durham and 28 in clinton and 28 in fayetteville. you may need to get frost off the windshield. up to 35 this afternoon and a lot of sunshine in the forecast today and tomorrow and down to 16 tonight and 18 degrees tomorrow night before we warm up into the 40s near the end of this week. and not much happening on the roads this morning. one accident on the roseville bypass. here's a live look right now at your morning >>> 7:30 now on a monday morning, january 18th, 2016. a look at the martin luther

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. >>> we're glad it's friday, glad you're with us, i'm mike gonzalez. >> and i'm stefan chase, we'd be even happier if it's going t's n the case. right over to kristin ketchell who has the forecast, good morning. >> good morning, mike and stefan, good morning everybody, finally friday, a dry start but wet weather rolling back in this right now our wncn radar, it is dry, it is quiet, nothing major popping up currently in our area. if we zoom thinged -- things out a little bit, we do have wet weather pushing in from the southwest and eventually that makes its way in to our region. we'll see showers arriving as we head through this afternoon and this evening. current temperatures in the 30s and even low 40s out there right now so we're off to a cool start to our day. the kids need the umbrella at the bus stop, they'll need it for this afternoon, not this morning. mostly cloudy skies this morning with temperatures in the 30s and 40s, steady rain this afternoon, 52 our high temperature for today. and as you gear up for that morning drive, expect temperatures in the low 40s, but dry for that

i am mike gonzalez. stefan chase is on assignment this morning. the temperatures are warmer and we got some rain this morning.

>> good morning, thanks for watching "wncn today" on this wednesday, glad you're with us, i'm mike gonzalez. >> and good morning, i'm stefan chase. back to class for lots of students today following last week's big storm. >> and we've got to tell you several districts though are delayed this morning. orange county, durham public, chatham county, vance and granville all on a two-hour delay, person county schools object a one-hour delay today. >>> wake county students going back to school at the normal time today, some parents complain commained yesterday -- complained yesterday's delay put their children at risk, but the district says they were safe. >>> this morning, wncn's emma wright is on the scene of an early morning fire in raleigh, we're going to get to her in just a moment. studio with the latest drama of the campaign trail, but first with meteorologist alyssa corfont, some showers? >> yeah, we're tracking those showers this morning moving in to the triangle as we speak. make sure you keep that umbrella nearby, not everyone will see the wet weather today, but you'll want to be prepar

. >> i'm mike gonzalez. our top story is the winter weather. hundreds of schools and businesses are closed or delayed today. we have a full list on the bottom of your screen and our website wncn.com. >> you'll find more than 100 closures. >> we also have team coverage throughout our viewing area as well. >> wncn's emma wright in person county. >> let's check in with the woman of the hour. you got a long day ahead of you girl.

. >>> good morning, thanks for being with us, i'm mike gonzalez. >> and i'm kristen ketchel. 8:27, 42 degrees outside. >> here are a few of the top stories. we now know more about a fatal fire brought to you yesterday morning. >> investigators say the man who died on the second floor of this house in smith field was actually deaf. crus responded just before five -- crews responded just before 5:00. the cause of the fire and death remained under investigation. up, but we've . >>> all right. good sunday morning. we're off to a really good start to the day around the area. temperatures in raleigh running around 40 degrees. temperatures riding quickly, so although we are starting off in the 30s and 40s we'll be warming upquickly. warming all the way up to -- up quickly. 68 degrees into the start of a new month tomorrow, february 1st looking really warm. grouped hog day isn't 60s with a high of 61 morning, january 31st, 2016. the last sunday of january, if you can believe that. >> i can't. >> first month of the new year already over. great crowd out there on rockefeller plaza. want to than

i'm mike gonzalez. chapel hill police say they need help locating three men in connection to a shoplifting and fraud ring. we have their mug shots. police say they are looking for quois saunders, desmond collins and theodore junior, and they are responsible for several larcenies from september to this month. they've been seen in a red dodge ram truck. if you have information you're asked to call police right >>> "wncn investigates" will tour with the duke energy coal excavation operations today. this is after residents were concerned about the coal ash at the dan river site. residents are still concerned about the drinking water and conditions in the area. the tour is this afternoon. "wncn investigates" will update on our newscast at 6:00 and 7:00. >>> might not be a billion dollars but north carolina residents should double check tickets. we now know two $2 million tickets were sold in our state. so check your tickets. >> the jackpot of $1.6 billion will be split amongst three winners in tennessee, flo