over 300 hats and mittens were over 300 hats and mittens were handed out today. quota international is dedicated to helping women children the deaf and speech impaired in local communities. coming up after the break... powerball sales are ahead of the billion dollar drawing. more reaction to powerball mania. (fred) it won't be as cold tonight, and tomorrow will be a treat with w wmer tempmpates moving in. but another round of cold air is coming for the upcoming weekend. your forecast is after the break! " " fred hexom company skycam hd shows that we had alternating periods of partly to mostly cloudy skies today. the high today was 13 and the low -1. highs over western iowa were in the single digits for the most part. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the teens and 20s. 10 the dew point is low (1) showing dry air, we are actually going to warm slowly through the night as a warm front lifts through! local temperatures are 0 in estherville and single digits and teens elsewhere. winds are south and west at 5 to 10 miles per hour, producing w

hello winter. >> bring those mittens. >> got your mittens larry?] >> haters gonna hate as they say. haters are gonna hate. guys we are doing really well around the metro and will be throughout much of the day because of the holiday. i don't think we can complain. it's been a really good week thus far but of course like we said monday it gets real. around the beltway no issues around the inner or outer 295 doing well for our friends on the parkway you guys are good to go this morning as well as you make your way into d.c. >> cbs this morning is coming up next with expert advice on what to do to fish your finances this year. and students can get a degree in beer here. ' this morning. dv> we'll be back in 25 minutes with an update. >> and when you get some time make sure you download that app captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it is friday, january 1st, 2016. happy new year and welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> the first votes for president are just one month away. our political roun

and bundle with hats, scarves, mittens. white and snowy on sky cams. there is our cold still holding in upper 20s. winds are breezy, which can also blow around that fresh snow too. wind chills in teens. tonight, 10 degrees, below 0 with gusts to 30. tomorrow, gradual clearing and blustery again. wind chills 20 below, gusts to 30. 7-day is frigid. 10 below as an air temperature, not wind chill saturday night. a brief warm up monday to 20, then another reinforcing shot of cold air tuesday, fred: still east. our whole system is pushing east, so areas west have already seen snow end for the most part, east.. should end this evening. flurries ending east, arctic air moves in with blustery wind chills below 0. nnw wind in place behind our front, frigid air from canada pushes south and it gets blustery tonight and tomorrow. will clear but temperatures will stay around 10 degrees for a high quickly falling to single digits. saturday night, with place, temperatures below 0, wind chills could go colder than 20 below. another cold sunday, temperatures in the sing

over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, children, the deaf and speech impaired in local communities. "yeah it gave us a really good feeling, the kids are so appreciative. i got a little thank you, hugs and smiles and many many thank yous." says club president deb erwin. jessica rae: over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, children, the deaf and speech impaired in local communities. jessica rae: president obama kicked off the final year of his presidency with a state of the union address... where he spoke about an array of topics... less about policy... but more on long term goals abc's stephanie ramos has a recap "nats - "the president of the united states!" this was it. president obama's last state of the union address before congress and the nation. nats: applause kicking off the speech.. acknowledging the 2016 election and the horse race in the early primary states. obama, "for this final one, i'm going to tr

. -- grab the coat, the scarf, and the mittens. snow. right now, the radar is clear and it will stay that way for the next few days. the temperatures ended 30s. it was 70 -- 32 and rockford. it is a slow fall. west. 28 pinehurst, 27 in siler city. all of that cold air is funneling in and will be with to see a's new -- a few snow that will squeeze out the moisture they are, and a few more in the arkansas area. for us, things are going to stay dry the very cold. here is your hourly forecast. morrow morning, 6 am, 27 degrees. every couple hours, i want to show you the windchill. at 8 am, 26, 28 at 10 10 am. we will get to 34 at two 2 pm, and 4 pm. a five a 5-10 mile-per-hour wind. that is all is going to take to make it fail cold. in fayetteville, 39 degrees. a cold front slip through unnoticed after the precipitation left. all of the precipitation went to the northeast and is starting to move away. the high pressure comes in. the nice northwesterly flow, but it will be dry. on tuesday, we will stay around 32 degrees. on tuesday, we will be

. >> it looks like mittens. >> mittens. >> mittens. >> they now make work out outfits that have gloves, basically into it. >> like the sleeve. >> i like that idea. >> pull it back. >> okay. >> pull it back. >> okay. so it is cold. it is horrible. it is opposite of where were you last week on your christmas vacation. >> i could not figure out where it was. >> i was in costa rica. i was so exited to show you my picture but i hear you were already talking about me and showing these pictures. so over the christmas holiday the got a new camera for christmas. how are you getting these cool photos. i went to jack's photo place and i got this sony camera. i really like, showing pictures this would be a perfect time to show it off. >> is this professional. >> professional. >> i enjoying taking pictures. what i would do take camera and get delay and set it up and my dad would go and come around and literally press the the button for me. >> beautifully composed. >> well, thank you. >> is that it. >> no. >> here's where i was. here are some instagram picks i have. i never left philadelphia. >> let

citizens throughout the tri-state are invited to drop off new gloves, mittens, hats and scarves of all sizes to any of the 22 sibcy cline locations throughout cincinnati, northern kentucky, dayton and southeastern indiana during the hours of 9am-5pm monday through friday during this 6- a look out over the city from the nine on your side skycam. we'll have a final check of the nine first warning winter is hard on your nose. from first sniffles to endless runny noses. puffs plus lotion is soft. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better so you can face winter happily. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. we continue to follow breaking bengals news for you. quarterback andy dalton on the injured list and not playing in the game tomorrow.what that means for the team, plus, a look back at the long history of the bengals-steelers rivalry.join me today at 4 for the now cincinnati. let's get one last check of your forecast. that's 9 on your side at noon for this friday.we'll see you again at four for the now cincinnati. cincinnati.and don't forget - side - everywhere you go. do

and then i came back to work today and mittens were on my mind anyway. because of mitt romney. and the 2012 presidential race. and a part of that presidential race, which is all of a sudden very important again in terms of understanding what's going on right now in today's news and politics. and yes, in 2012 the 2012 republican presidential primary ultimately produced nickname mittens mitt romney as that party's presidential nominee. but at the very beginning of the presidential cycle in 2012, when they first started polling republican voters in 2012 on who they wanted to be their nominee, you know who was at the top of the list? you know who was at the top of the heap for republican candidates or potential candidates when they first started polling at the very beginning of that cycle? you want to know who was polling in first place? donald trump. and i'm not talking about this presidential cycle for 2016. i'm talking about the last one. this is the representative headline. this was about a national cnn poll of republican voters taken in april 2011. "donald trump tied for first

one pair of mittens at a time. tricia, the group, actually called random acts of kindness.. and what they're doing seems simple---collecting gloves, socks, scarves and hats. but it's how they're giving them away, that's so unique. 8:57:22 "if you are cold, and in need of a hug, please take me with you and i'll keep you snug"26 on benches, tied to poles, even under overpasses...kind words accompany the warm clothes...left for anyone who needs them. liz wu is the mastermind behind the clothes drive...which is kind of like a flash mob of good fortune. 8:58:22 "the long and short of it, is there are just a lot of people who are just looking for ways to get involved in their community and to share kindness, and this is just one way we found to do it" :35 this is the second year for wu's drive. this weekend, hundreds of volunteers will take over 50 tri- state neighborhoods. last year, they collected and dispersed more than 2 thousand items. and if donation boxes like this one in roh's cafe in clifton are any indication, this people in need. 9:01:55 "yeah, so far they've been filli

jessica rae: over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, children, the deaf and speech impaired in local communities. jessica rae: iowa state university is brain-storming ideas to replace veisha . the historic event was cancelled last year... after rioting in the streets two years ago when young people flipped cars and tore down light poles. the i-s-u president released his list of alternatives for the event. a cherry pie bake a celebration of a student-led project, and a all these events the next academic school year. tonight's jackpot has been the prize world record for 1 point five billion dollars. ticket sales are going strong and continue to go up jackpot. many people are anxious and wondering about what they might do if they actually get lucky enough to win. "well i'm pretty excited about the prospect of winning it i don't think i will but i won't know unless i try right nats would you like your reciept i think anybody has a shot at it that buys a ticket i think it'd be fun but i just

>> reporter: good morning, grab your mittens, hats, and light sabers. the d.c.ciation which got a lot of notoriety, now has 7,000 facebook fans and planning to do it again. this time they have sponsors. they will have the snowball fight on sunday. they are talking about a party, cocktail specials around dupont circle area and they would like the snowball fighters to do some good. they have a link for you to volunteer with the center for volunteerism to help embedderly folks and help out. a big snowball fight. they are hoping you will show up in your best star wars gear as well. >> i can't believe they are sponsored. that's fantastic. >> i'm going to show up as a wookie. >> perfect, tommy, be safe and enjoy the snow. >> you, too. >> the blizzard is impacting many events across the region. word of advice, always call in advance this weekend. >> garrett brooks postponed his shows in baltimore on friday and saturday. >> that's right, and the washington capitals are hong to get their game in against the anaheim ducks before the worst of the storm hits us. the game ha

it took harrison 14 minutes to call 911 after a child started choking on what was believed to be a mitten. >> stacy and rod are here with what we're working on -- stacie and rob are here with what we're working on. >> a federal case that started with an 8 on your side investigation. now the couple who ride about a sink hole they've learned their fate. >>> our own keith cate is in iowa ahead of the iowa caucuses and their debate there. springs has some explaining to do. >> coming up on newschannel 8. >>> tonight an 8 on your side investigation more than a year in the making. a couple who lied about a sink hole has been sentenced. >>> a state investigation into a bay area building official. he's been doing his job without a license. >> and count down do the caucuses. newschannel8's the only bay area station in iowa tonight. our own keith cate is there live in des moines.

over 300 hats and mittens were handed out in total. quota international is dedicated to helping women, children, the deaf and speech impaired " " jessica rae: coming up.... we'll rejoin the race to the white house... where i'll bring you the latest on the suddenly tight race between democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the political beat is up next. scott: " " scott:good morning. let's get a look outdoors on the company skycam hd and the storm lake skycam hd. it's a cool start to the day with temperatures being reported in the teens and 20s. this is 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. the wind is currently from the south at 5 to 15 miles per hour. the satellite and radar here's the stormcast hd where we're headed for some decently warm temperatures today and tomorrow. a warm front moved through overnight and this is going to reel in a south and southwest wind. temperatures rise today and upper 30s mostly sunny skies. a cold front approaches on friday and this may generate some flurries. it'll fully sink through by saturday

scarves,t the gloves, hat, mittens, whatever you have come you will needed to keep warm. 15 degrees falls church, 14 degrees ashburn. with the windchill, heading up the potomac, the windchill factor in the single digits, and it is cold, cold, cold. frederick maryland feeling like six degrees, three below and hagerstown. we have a windchill advisory in effect overnight through noontime tomorrow, including montgomery, frederick, and loudoun counties. tonight, the temperatures 7 to 16, with the windchill factor above0 below zero to 5 zero. we will talk about the cold weather the remainder of the day tomorrow and the potential of snow. i will tell you when from the belfort furniture weather center in just a few minutes. for up-to-the-minute information on the developing weather situation, download the stormwatch 7 weather app, and follow us on facebook, twitter, and wjla.com. leon: the breaking news in prince george's county, where the was a crash involving an ambulance in several cars. one of those cars was impaired impaledsty impaled by -- by a pole. tom: we also spoke with the driver. he s

any small gesture, hats and mitten, many of them were unprepared for the cold when they arrive here. 17:45:13 of iowa... or learn more about the refugee program, log on to l-s-iowa dot org. we also set up a link to it on our website, who tv dot com. clouds will hold on over central iowa through the night. temperatures will gradually fall from the 20s to the teens overnight with lows in the mid teens by tomorrow morning. coming up... the program using veterans to get other veterans back on their feet.... and the tragedy that led to it's creation... and a college senior is moving in with other seniors... but they're not going to class the unique living arrangements 2:57 my wife use to give me a hard time, why you keep these uniforms. well they might call me up again. 3:02 governor branstad was speaking as a veteran today... during the annual veterans day at the capitol. the event brings state leaders and groups together to discuss issues affecting iowa veterans. rotunda today... organizations set up tables to share veterans... lieutenant governor, kim reynolds gave an update on the sta

make sure you bundle up, grabbed the warm mittens and super warm coat. a wind chill advisory for the blue shaded counties until 9:00 a.m., and north of that, a wind chill warning for the worst conditions with wind chills getting down to 30 degrees below zero at times. improving conditions this afternoon, however for much of the day the wind chills will stay below zero. make sure the kids are super bundled up for the bus stop. we are watching a couple of clouds drift in from the northwest, but there is no snow with these clouds. our next snow maker will be moving in tomorrow. timing it out with futurecast, by tuesday morning we will be tracking that snow moving in from the west. it will be arriving in des moines by 8:00 or 10:00 a.m. evening commute will be snowy. the snow moves off to the east, and a few flurries could be left over on wednesday morning with the majority of accumulating snow falling across enteral and southwest iowa. -- across central and southwest iowa. the wind chill is at nine below zero, and we have a warming trend in our 8 day foreca

here's detroit.ped like a mitten with a hat on it. michigan is made up of two peninsulas, the lower and the upper, called the "u.p." >> in english, the michiganek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water. and michigan has an extensive they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. >> and it's right there on the flag, the latin for "if you seek around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how theur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun,ful gesture, you might say. but then there's this word. >> tuebor means "i will defend" and dates back to 1835, when high between the neighboring states michigan and ohio that they almost went to war. >> there's more latin across the top.pluribus unum, "one from many," a salute to the diversity that helps make this country great. oh, almost forgot. the michigan town of col

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the heaviest coat, the warmest hat and the mittens all required today which includes snow chances. that's in ten minutes. here's melissa. >> northbound as you're headed out, there's debris in the roadway that's just reported here. that could slow things if it's not cleaned up. again, we have a tree down. taking a look at 66 and 95, don't have any problems there. of course, let's take a look at metro for this morning. again, because of mlk jr. day rj it opens at 9:00, closes at 5:00. we'll see you in ten minutes. >>> what one prince george's county man was doing that nearly killed his neighbor. >>> a donald >>> welcome back at 4:45. we want to get right to tracie potts on capitol hill. good morning to you. talking about the debate last night, a battle between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. is anyone getting traction because people know the difference between these two candidates. >> it's probably bernie sanders. if you take a look at internet reviews. even those who were undecided democratic voters, most of them, all but two, leaned toward bernie sanders after this debate. >> i

if children are outside, or a dog are outside, and their mittens get wet, that puts them at a higher risk. carol: and have been some treated for exposure to cold. don't forget, we have your interactive radar, closings, and delays on wyff4.com and on our michael: governor nikki haley has an address tonight, and it is after an emotional year. carol: nigel, what can we expect to hear from the governor tonight? nigel: well, carol, michael, we will hear a lot. women were, what happened june 17 last year, the night nine people were to gradually killed at the church in charleston. that, the governor has told me many times, changed everything. the governor says a changed her get it change the state, and tonight, she is going to lay out why she hopes that changes what takes place in that building behind me. the governor says she hopes what happened that night reminds lawmakers that disagreement does not have to mean division and that lawmakers need to make a point to get to know the people behind the policies, saying we are all in this together. that is going to be part of her focus tonight.

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and bundle with hats, scarves, mittens. white and snowy on sky cams. 34 our high today. there is our cold arctic like air. now, still holding in upper 20s. winds are breezy, which can al blow around that fresh snow too. wind chills in teens. tonight, 10 degrees, flurries ending and cold... wind chills 15 below 0 with gusts to 30. tomorrow, gradual clearing and blustery again. wind chills 20 below, gusts to 30. 7-day is frigid. 10 below as an air temperature, not wind chill saturday night. a brief warm up monday to 20, then shot of cold air tuesday, cold week ahead! tim: struggling to get your toddler on a regular bedtime routine? there is help! the details coming up jenna: establishing a good bedtime routine for a important precedent for future health. that's usually easier said that done. however, there are ways to help your little one to consistently get to sleep. holly firfer has today's health minute. " " (dr. terri mcfadden/children's healthcare of atlanta) "so toddlers learning to sleep well is really important because it's a platform for their overall health. we a

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the goal is to collect as many gloves, mittens, hats, and scarves for children in foster care. so far more than 2500 gloves have been collected. the goal is to collect 10,000 total. in norwood, firefighters there came together to remember fallen firefighter patrick wolterman. a donation of $3 was made for every pint of beer purchased during the pints for a purpose event. wolterman died in december responding a to house fire in hamilton. all proceeds will go to the firefighter wolterman memorial fund. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: we are warming these up decent compared to last week. 42 degrees is where we will end up today. by the evening, rain showers role in. you can see some clouds early this morning. closer to 6:00, 7:00, light scattered rain showers move through into early tomorrow morning. still dealing with that rain tomorrow before dawn. we may get a stray flurry tomorrow. a quick dip in temperatures on wednesday. saturday, our temperature could be close to 50. kyla: a great start for road conditions. we do have a closure in milford that coul

the state is shaped like a mitten with a hat on it. michigan is made up of two >> in english, the michigan motto means "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water. and michigan has an extensive coastline. there are the four great lakes. they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. >> and it's right there on the flag, the latin for "if you seek around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how the missionaries and the fur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun, he's waving -- a peaceful gesture, you might say. but then there's this word. >> tuebor means "i will defend" and dates back to 1835, when tensions rose so high between the neighboring states michigan and ohio that they almost went to war. >> there's more latin across the top. you'll recognize e pluribus unum, "one from many," a salute to

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grab your warm coats and mittens. the wind is very blustery. you may have heard it creaking the house overnight. we had some snow showers that moved through. with all of the wind and snow showers -- all of that snow has moved out. it did leave behind a dusting of snow. watch out for pockets of slick spots. maybe a little bit of black ice earlier on. otherwise, it is going to be a quiet day. the wind will start to let up this afternoon. for tomorrow, a warmer push of air arrives. good news. temperatures will get close to thursday, the next cold front arrives. some precip at the end of the week. there is a chance for a couple of flurries as that warmer air moves over our cold surface air. by 10:00 p.m., we could see some flurries moving into north-central iowa. a cold seven degrees here in the metro. temperatures will not be changing much today despite the degrees. overnight lows not too bad. degrees. tomorrow is going to be totally different than today. we are going to start out with a couple of clouds. highs close to 30 degrees. thursday, highs

. >> you want to make sure that you've got hats, face masks, mittens, multiple layers. >> q: the dermatologist reminds us frostbite with result in the loss of fingers, toes, even ears. if you've been frost bit before, you're much more susceptible to having cold injury in the future. so you really need to protect your skin for a good six to 12 months and not expose your skin to cold. >> laura: all right. you know who is dressed for the cold weather out there, hey, it's mighty warm in here, sam. [laughter] >> samantha: i mean, if we're going to tell you it's cold outside, we have to get out in it, too. and it is frigid. you can see my breath. i have a runny nose. i'm right there with you, folks. it's cold out there. let's go straight to the maps, because i want to get you ready for what's next. you know it's cold right now. but what's coming. you can see on the radar that we've had a little bit of leering out there. and i'm seeing a lot of sun here downtown. we had snow early this morning in places like lake and geauga counties. that is long gone. there. but as i mentioned, we are awaiting your

hat, coat, mittens, it is much colder this morning. temperatures in the 20's and 30's but wind chills are even lower. it is 33 degrees in the city right now but feels like 23, thanks to those 16 miles an hour wind out of the north, sunrise time is 7:23. we have for you a look at other temperatures that are in the 20's this morning but the wind chills are even colder, so, be prepared for that, and layer it up out at the bus stop this morning. no precipitation to show you but we cannot rule out the a few snow flurries, later on in the day, bob kelly decides, here, you can see a few outside today. >> you are right, that is the key, 34 degrees is one thing but we went from what 70, 65 on christmas day. so a quick plunge, bundled the kid up get a chance to wear that new coat or the mittens and hat they got for christmas. or wise we are off to a good start, quiet start on the schuylkill and blue route, we did have an earlier accident on i-95 still with us. this is southbound side of i-95 in the cottman avenue construction zone. it is off to

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and bundle with hats, scarves, mittens. white and snowy on sky cams. 34 our high today. there is our cold arctic like air. now, 20s. winds are breezy. wind chills in teens and single digits. tonight, 10 degrees, clouds, few flakes, and cold... wind chills 15 below 0 with gusts to 30. tomorrow, gradual clearing and blustery again. wind chills 20 below, gusts to 30. 7-day is frigid. 10 below as an air temperature, not wind chill saturday night. a brief warm up monday to 20, thehe another reinforcing shot of cold air tuesday, bundle up! jenna: still to come after the break - top-ranked unity christian battled number fourteen west in a top- fifteen showdown. stay action. bundle up! jenna: still to come after the break - top-ranked unity christian battled number fourteen west in a top- fifteen showdown. stay tuned for the action. tim plus....seventh- ranked bishop tyson. alex has the highlights when we come the bishop heelan boys are off to a 6-2 start this season. winners of three straight, the crusaders returned from holiday break to battle unity christian. heelan ranked se

it does not really improve as we that is why i say get the mittens ready, get ready to bundle up tomorrow it is going to be a cold shock to basically we start tuesday night 38 degrees. by late night, we start to throw the system coming through the it is moving fast. it will sit on through to give us some snow it looks like tuesday night into wednesday morning. it blossoms into a big storm but you see what happens -- it happens once it gets passed us. cold air. this is one of the more reliable computer models. i' ve seen a couple of model showing little bit more snow but not much more. we are looking at less than an inch of snow out of the whole thing. it may even be a little bit of a mix. all ending by the way on wednesday morning and clearing by afternoon. here is that cold air on thursday. high temperature only about 28 degrees. it stays cold on friday. saturday partly cloudy skies and a temperature of 34. if you' re headed to gillette, 28 degrees for the kickoff. this will start in the daylight because the sunset is at 4:39 we keep getting more sunlight each day. on sunday, this may be

it the mittens out and the heavy coats. we have wind chills in the teens in central iowa, 20 -- central iowa, below zero.

franklin bridge, it still feels like winter, grab a jacket before you head out, maybe a hat and coat and mittens. >> all of it. >> but the good news the cold snap is coming to an end. david murphy is here with more. >> the worst of the cold is moving out now but you still need a coat, here is an interesting picture on satellite. if it wasn't for the little cloud cover on the banner, on top of this image, it's a still picture, little cloud cover and little going on overhead. we started out cold and this morning at dawn we were getting rid of that arctic air mass, 18 degrees in philadelphia, allentown 10, and millville at 7 for a little while, i thought that may be a problem with the reporting station and that was indeed the low in millville, cold again as you step outside this morning, temperatures have rebounded much better than they did, up to 35 degrees and we'll add a little bit to that before we are done, the mid-atlantic region everybody recovering. and on monday in the single digitieses 29 degrees now, as we look at the rest of the afternoon, up to 40 at 3:00 and sandwiched on either side

we have not what lot of nights to use everything the hats and mittens and scarves and subzero wind chills into tomorrow morning's commute. very, very cold start as we head through the day and still wind chill values in the teens looking at the overnight lows the actual air temperatures single digits for manyafterry to one below zero. boston down to 11 and rockport a low of 10. here. you have to go back to last that. looking at tomorrow cape flakes for the morning cold start andmoderation by midday. wind start to -- winds start to drop back and that's the change for the afternoon and evening. our sun seat 4:26 and temps in the 20s for tomorrow evening. our high temps mainly in the mid and upper 20s across the area. so a chilly day and again the idea is not too unusual and not stick around either. high pressure is in control and each day looks dry and each day looks warmer. so as we head through wednesday, thursday and friday, we will have hadn'ty of dry conditions here. and -- plenty of dry conditions and the weekend is when we track the next storm system. this is interesting heading into