meteorologist mike moss will tell us about the really cold forecast. mperatures are going to go way down. >> i know, and it's valentine's day. i mean, tomorrow. >> that's a good way to look at it. we have all the closings for today at wral.com. >>> let's get to meteorologist mike moss, who will shed some light on this cold forecast. >> that's right. we have a big high pressure area off to our north and west, area today. take a look at what we have temperature wise this morning, most of us in the 20s and 30s. we are about 30 in roanoke rapids, 26 in henderson, 28 for the rocky mount airport. moving south, 25 in smithfield, 28 for southern pines and 30 in fayetteville right now. it's chilly and a bit of a breeze as well. temperatures won't go up a lot today. we'll have sunshine compared to the gray skies today. we have a northwesterly flow the mid- to upper 20s at 8:00 with a lot of sun and few fair weather clouds. at noon only 28 degrees, and we're reaching act 33 for the high this afternoon with that stiff northwesterly wind that will make it feel like

let's go to mike moss who has been monitoring conditions. we see this stuff leave any time soon. >> it looks like it's not going to be really soon. it may be pulling out gradually as we go through the course of the day. and in the triangle we haven't had anything falling. the question is will it kind of bulge back to the west and northwest and give us a period of precipitation early morning we'll talk about that more in just a little bit. first we'll look at our fayetteville sky cam this morning, where we have had some precipitation through the morning hours. it's a little heavier down towards southeastern areas of cumberland county, southeast of fayetteville at the airport there. there's been about ail little. it looks gray a little bit wet there. live sweep of dual doppler 5,000 shows most of the precipitation so far has been -- and along the i-95 corridor with a sharp droppoff from to the west from there. and again, the question gets to be does it stay where it is and then move away to the east. it doesn't bulge back to the west a little

amy wilmouth and mike moss were following this over the weekend and showed you that looking at the radar. some of this new the virginia line, looks like the book of this is falling as freezing rain. it is fairly light across the area, especially down south. fayetteville and clinton not showing much precipitation at all. however, there have been a couple of reports around fayetteville of slick bridges and accidents. no matter where you are, you will eventually run into trouble. starting to see much more redevelopment back to the west. if you have been following along with us for the last hour or so it certainly was tapering off back to the west and now beginning to fill in just a little bit, especially among moore, lee county, wake county this area filling back in with precipitation and, arielle clay -- and, mikaya thurmond also increase. here's a look at the big picture radar, we are not going to shut this pretaped rotation -- at this precipitation really off at all today, it'll be like for well, the amounts will be light in terms of actual total should not be terribly impressive, still,

mike moss will be on wral starting at 7:00 tomorrow morning. 33 overnight. a rain/snow mix to the south. tomorrow we're most likely going to see rain mixed with snow, possibly changing over to all snow from around raleigh, maybe southeastern sections of wake county with highs in the 40s. then we will have a cold front move in monday. some rain possible. and then cold temperatures moving in behind that front. it is going to be cold for the rest of the week with highs in the 40s. but an interesting weather day tomorrow. now it looks like it should be thank you. >>> a big game today. >> exactly. a whole weekend's worth. up next, state, duke, and carolina all hit the course. plus, a father and son story from the super bowl. familyat fyoknt slam, entafe oal. my llpiip ee. ipff >>> things can change in seven days. carolina began the week ranked they will end it on a losing streak. the heels hit the road to face notre dame and things are looking good in the first half because marcus page is hitting shots again. four first-half threes for carolina. they lead by as m

now the weather with mike moss. >> we had a call from across the area last night. in its way, dry air aloft but low-level moisture giving us a lot of us a little overcast there are a couple of pockets where we have breaks in class. 46 degrees in tran -- roxboro, 50 over to greenville and also raleigh, 54 in southern pines and fayetteville with goldsboro at 52. there's a look at radar, a few sprinkles in glaciers proceeded that front last night with an upper-level disturbance. that you see that dole gray cover over most of north carolina indicating low clouds they should stick around for the most part today, 52 at two of drizzle in the omckin thx-genato. er rois tsirn sels bo myin at hus chesafran hmplo d miit om ofing ftetsttkis.ntan d oam ihrd enucta a r h arlnieoplhepeeawalvelaid d m eal yehes.uns cpr eysety>> treiethey jihriatt mea oob. f mbeckli dirrhihedial atia toic tboor oue5,nhat,t iwenshet 9% ts afaof nucfdeyoco pu e onheai l it ghe th doetofoawadoo t hso g k t. nsit>>uy i b. >>hrg bidatgheif r tha yy t ga>> a tthnt tr ve a idje, ve a g f o pchantcnd l ano

maybe damaging winds, heavy rain, at this point, no western changes mike moss will be here tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. he will let you know if it has changed and i will let you know tomorrow afternoon it changed. over might, talking about 40s and maybe 50 for the lows, a small chance for rain. most of it met northern counties over the next couple of hours, breezy and cool. an overcast start for the drizzle. 50 by 8:00 a.m. 50s, drizzle. the wind from the northeast, 10 to 15 miles an hour. again, a different look with a lot of cloud cover tomorrow. and a different feel. lunchtime today we were were already well into the sects. and then tomorrow we expect the temperatures to be in the 50s but overcast northeast wind 10- 15. 56 in raleigh and fayetteville. tomorrow it is groundhog day. going out on this little den, carry him out of the museum of natural science at lunchtime and not likely to see a shadow. drizzle, 52 the at lunchtime. 56 at 5:00. does not see his shadow means good news, i would not count on it. wednesday, potential for thunderstorms, high temperature here in the triangl

ground hog day is not exactly the super bowl for mike moss. he laughs about expoit was talking about how crazy the forecast is today. >> one of those tough forecasts where it could flip on you a little bit. we got the low level layer of moisture out there, that could leave us with a low overcast and during the morning, a patch of drizzle here and there. for some of us, may hang out through the day. for others the low layer of moisture, break up a little bit in to midday and afternoon hours. if it does, could be quite a bit of sun and blue sky in the east of the triangle. a look at the current temperatures, starting the day with 46 rocksboro. 48 roanoke rabids and lewisburg. 55 erwin and keenansville. satellite and radar, showing a disturbance passing by with the front moving south of us, that gave us sprinkles and light showers across northern to northeast north carolina during night. now, not much in the way of precipitation out there, we may see light drizzle and patches during the morning hours. 49 degrees at 8:00. should be mainly cloudy a

mount, perhaps some minor accumulations possible but i don't think this is a big impact event, but mike moss will be on wral starting at 7:00 keeping a close eye on this. next week an arctic front arrives and it will be quite cold. tomorrow. just worry about the appetizers. >> i think it will be dry for the game. >> sounds good, aimee. >>> next in sports, duke, state, and carolina all hit the story, the ties that bind. >>> things can change in seven days. carolina began the week ranked number two in the country. they will end it on a losing streak. the heels hit the road to face notre dame. things are looking good in the first half for the guys in blue because marcus page is hitting shots again. carolina leads by as many as 15 in the first half but after the break things begin to unravel. just under eight minutes to play. steve, take two, and the foul. that ties the game at 60. then colson for two of his 19 points. those two put the irish ahead to stay. with less than a minute to go, still a three-point game. page for the tie. no good. back-to-back losses for carolina, and they storm the cou

. >> we're holding down the 40 here, leyla and me and mike moss. how does it look for the weekends? >> we'll have quite a bit of sunshine, some periods of cloudiness, a dry day, better chances tomorrow if you need to pretty cold this morning in airs. mid 20s across the north. about 27 in durham. 24 for sanford, 29 at laurinburg and fayetteville. satellite and radar over the last 24 hours, we had some clouds and sprinkles and flurries yesterday. after that we saw plenty of sunshine, but this morning a few high clouds from the southwest, so we'll call it partly cloudy by lunchtime a mixture of high clouds and some sunshine, the high clouds may thin later in the afternoon. it does look like later tonight and tomorrow a chance of precipitation, we'll detail all of that coming up in the 7 day forecast in a few minutes. back to you. investigation that is underway in cumberland county. deputies were called to a home on stapleton drive headed north toward lynden. we will certainly have more once we learn more. >>> also we are hearing more about the devastation caused by an earthquake in tai

let's get over to mike moss. >> reporter: good morning. you have to go back to february 4th to where we topped out on the 60s. and back on the third we got into the low 70s. we're quite mild out there this morning at least compared to what it was yesterday this time when a lot of us were in the 20s. 47 in chapel hill. 49 for sanford. 45 for clayton. goldens -burough about 45. if you are headed out it is not going to be as cold as yesterday. we do have winds at 5-10 miles per hour so it will be a little mid to upper 60s in the north and the high in the triangle area around 65. >>> thanks so much, mike. u.s. house elections in north carolina will move from march to june. that's after supreme court justices refused to give a stay. north carolina voters still head the poles march 15th to vote in the other races. the governor called a special seion of the general assembly to address that issue. before that, a federal court ordered the state to draw up new maps because the old districts relied too much on race. this could have bigger implication

and, mike moss, will wally see his shadow today? >> yes or no. it's possible that he will. how is that for a weather prediction? >> well-placed. >> what we have going on is a cold front moves along last night, there is some moisture behind that, you can see some clouds in the sky cam shot. a couple of things clouds evidenced in that shot, generally, we are starting with an overcast and decent chance of overcast throughout the noon, if that is the case wally will not see his shadow but there is a lesser chance the low-level moisture will mix out and if it does at the right place at the right time we and sunshine. it's back in the day. there's the current temperatures, 46 roxboro, 48 roanoke rapids, 46 lewisburg and 49 at the station in raleigh. moving to the south, goldsboro 52, fayetteville at 56 degrees and laurinburg 52. generally today will be paramount the court than we have been last couple of days. you can see the front moving from the north and west last evening, a passing upper-level disturbance was producing sprinkles and light showers. those have dissipated and mo

. >>> let's get a check of the forecast your with mike moss, the weather boss. we'll finish up the week on a high note. a few high clouds around from time to time. we've got 29 in durham and 27 up in roanoke rapids, wilson at 26 degrees. 31 here at the station in raleigh. looking at 24 for sanford. 28 in goldsboro and fayetteville. clinton and golds groh starting at 32. mostly clear skies with a few patches of high clouds. at love those tended to dissipate recently. we'll be mostly sunny at lunch time about 45 degrees, mixture of sun and maybe high clouds later on in the afternoon with the high of 51. that's just below normal this time of the year, not much. falling back to about 45 with partly cloudy skies at 8:00 p.m. let's go over to brian. >>> 7:57. mike, as we take a look at the commute map, picking up delays at 540 westbound due to an interchange. we are following an accident on the south side of raleigh on 40 eastbound around hammond road. not seeing anything on the cameras indicating big delays. however, the sensors are picking up westbound delays headed

meteorologist mike moss is in with me this money took talk about what happens after that. >> thanks a lot. i thought we would start off with a quick look at live dual you talked about how the radar trends are out there this morning but we've got a couple of reports over the last 12 hours or so where we did have the snow in more northern areas during the evening last night. for example, northwestern orange county, we had 1.32 1.5 inches of snow that happened during the evening hours. there were some other areas up around roxboro of course. we saw reports of about 1.8 inches of snow late last evening. of course after that further to the south and into the morning hours around the raleigh area, we had freezing rain kick in around 5:00 to 6:30 this morning. numerous accidents associated with that and similar reports to the southeast from greenville down to around bladen county. we have seen some of those areas with light glazing in spots that have led to some accidents. that can continue to be a problem, although we are starting to see as you mentioned some of the precipitation lighten up

mike moss is taking a live look out on things to tell us what's in store. >> good morning to you, happy valentine's day. >> i am leyla santiago. >> i am brian mims. >> we do have our reds. >> but we do need a box of chocolate. you never knowwhat you will get. >> call forest scum p and ask him. there are some complications coming up tonight. >> right now, we'll focus on this valentine's day and how we are finishing out the weekend. 14 degrees in rocky mount and roeks bro right now. roxboro right now. >> these are the coldest this year if you want to bundle up. looking about 15 or 16degrees in the next couple of hours for a lot of us. amixture of clouds and sunshine and we'll have winds out of the northeast about five miles per hour. those windswill stay fairly light today >> cold again. some mid and maybe a few upper 30s in the south, about 33 in the triangle with clouds on the increase. >> back to you. >>> thanks so much, president obama is reflecking on lateting on an tone scalia. he died on saturday of what appears to be natural causes. >> president obama called scalia a brilliant leg

now the weather with mike moss. >> we had a call from across the area last night. in its way, dry air aloft but low-level moisture giving us a lot of us a little overcast there are a couple of pockets where we have breaks in class. 46 degrees in tran -- roxboro, 50 over to greenville and also raleigh, 54 in southern pines and fayetteville with goldsboro at 52. there's a look at radar, a few sprinkles in glaciers proceeded that front last night with an upper-level disturbance. that you see that dole gray cover over most of north carolina indicating low clouds there this morning. they should stick around for the most part today, 52 at two of drizzle in this year for the first time super bowl media day was media night. >> media day was in prime time on the east coast. jaff gravley is on the west coast where panthers super bowl week is officially underway. >> reporter: there are only seven carolina panthers players who have ever played in a super bowl. for most of these guys, how do they balance the accomplishment of getting your with the business at hand? >> i think t

we are expecting temperatures to continue to warm up and turn meteorologist mike moss is in with me this money took talk about what happens after that. >> thanks a lot. i thought we would start off doppler 5000. you talked about how the radar trends are out there this morning but we've got a couple of reports over the last 12 hours or so where we did have the snow in more northern areas during the evening last night. for example, northwestern orange county, we had 1.32 1.5 inches of snow that happened during the evening hours. there were some other areas up around roxboro of course. we saw reports of about 1.8 inches of snow late last evening. of course after that further to the south and into the morning hours around the raleigh area, we had freezing rain kick in around 5:00 to 6:30 this morning. numerous accidents associated with that and similar reports to the southeast from greenville down to around bladen county. we have seen some of those areas with light glazing in spots that have led to some accidents. that can continue to be a problem, although we are precipitation lighten up a

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mike moss tell us all about it this weekend will we see a nice moon tonight. >> i think that will be the case once again. we have got that moon mean meg it's more than half full like in the picture there. and there are not going to be clouds to block us from seeing it tonight. we are not going to have a lot of cloud cover today. although some fair weather cloud will be around and we are going to have cool temperatures today and a big warmup that we will talk about in the 7-day forecast in about 15 minutes. first we will focus on the day and it's a cold start to the weekend this morning. we have got 21 degrees in roxboro and south hill at 21 in louisburg as well. we are at 25 in durham and here in raleigh at the station, and 26 for rocky mount as we move to the south. and 27 for laurenburg and 28 in fayetteville goldsboro at 28. mostly clear skies last night a couple patches of fair weather clouds in spots but not many and we will see a few of those as we go through the day. we will look for 29 degrees at 8 this morning. and partly to mostly sunny at lunchtime about 45 and a couple ki