lets head over to myles henderson for a look at the weather more rain and snow possible... it has been a soggy 24 hours for us and the rain continues to fall this morning. as temperatures will slip into the mid 30s this morning, we could see some of that rain change over to sleet/snow. the best chances for snow will be our northern and inland areas closer to richmond, i-95, and maryland . any accumulation will be limited due to the rain and warmer temperatures this week but a dusting on grassy and raised surfaces is possible. precipitation will taper off through mid- morning and skies will clear this afternoon. highs today will only reach the mid 40s but it will feel colder with strong northerly winds. winds will relax tonight as lows fall into the low 30s. expect plenty of sunshine on saturday with highs in the upper 40s, near normal for this time of year. we will see more clouds for sunday with highs near 50. we are tracking another chance for rain and possible snow late monday into tuesday. superbowl sunday comes with a variety of foods including wings! the national chic

lets head over to meteorologist myles henderson with how long this wet weather will last. rain will linger into early friday morning, but with temperatures starting the day in the 30s, some snow could mix in with the rain. at this time, we )re expecting little to no accumulation on the ground since we ve seen so much rain recently. that will likely limit any snow that develops to accumulate except on some grassy surfaces, but we )ll keep an eye-p&on it. otherwise, as we go through the day on friday, expect clearing skies and high temperatures in the mid 40s. winds will continue to be breezy from the north between 10 and 20 mph. this weekend, we )re expecting dry weather. in fact, saturday brings partly cloudy skies. highs will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s. by sunday, highs will be in the lower 50s under a mix of sun and clouds. rain moves back in next monday and tuesday. in chesapeake in chesapeake the rain is causing some major problems for some chesapeake neighbors. this was what it looked liked yesterday afternoon on berkley avenue. the water was so high it caused

here )s myles henderson with your first warning weather. first warning forecast a warm start to the week... highs will climb back into the upper 60s today, about 15 degrees above normal for this expect partly cloudy skies with an isolated shower possible as a cold front moves through. this front is not going to be a big rain maker or temperature changer. highs will return to the 60s on tuesday with sunshine during the day and clouds rolling in late as another cold front approaches. more rain and even a chance for storms moves through midday wednesday. temperatures will cool behind that front with highs in the 40s to end the week. we will be watching another front and rain chance for friday. is looks like a rain event but there is a very slim chance for few snowflakes to mix in friday night as temperatures drop. today: partly cloudy, isolated showers 20% , windy. highs in the upper 60s. winds: sw/w 10- 20tonight: a few clouds. lows in the mid 40s. winds: w 5-10 tomorrow: partly cloudy. highs in the mid 60s. winds: se 5-10 now for a quick che

let s send things over to meteorologist myles henderson with your live vipir forecast. several rain chances with up & down temps... we will start near 50 this morning with a nice mix of sun and clouds. cloud cover will increase through the day with highs returning to near 70, about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. scattered showers will move in late this afternoon and evening as a cold front moves through. the front will also drop temperatures for tuesday, with highs in the mid 50s. another cold front moves in on wednesday, bringing in more rain and even a chance for thunderstorms. highs will return to near 70 wednesday with another drop into the 50s for thursday. even colder air will move in for crews in hampton rushed to a natural gas leak outside of the buckroe fire station. newschannel 3 s stefania okolie is live where crews just finished norfolk police are looking for the person that opened fire on a group of teenagers playing basketball. it happened around three-30 saturday afternoon. police say a 13- year-old, 16- year-old and 20- year-old were all

let s send things over now to meteorologist myles henderson with your first warning forecast. first warning forecast a warm start to the week... highs will climb back into the upper 60s normal for this time of year. expect partly cloudy skies with an isolated shower possible as a cold front moves through. this front is not going to be a big rain maker or temperature changer. highs will return to the 60s on tuesday with sunshine during the day and clouds rolling in late as another cold front approaches. more rain and even a chance for storms moves through midday wednesday. new at noon-- it happened on cunningha drive. right now-- we don )t if anyone is hurt or what was taken. we do know that two schools were temporarily placed on lockdown. eaton middle school and cooper elementary were both placed on minutes. both lockdowns have now been lifted by police. be sure to stay here on newschannel three and look for any updates on w-t-k-r dot- com. in newport news -- police are investigating three shootings that happened all in one day. first -- a man was shot in the chest in the park

meteorologist myles henderson is on top of severe the sever weather -- he )s in the live viper forecast conditions-- more rain & cooling... the cold front that brought us rain and storms yesterday is now lingering off of the nc coast. expect plenty of clouds and rain shower today with more rain to the south and less rain to the north. many locations will see an additional 1 of rain today with higher numbers in ne nc. a rumble of thunder is possible today but our storm threat is lower than yesterday. it will remain windy but winds we will start in the 60s this morning stay on top of changing weather--- download the new newschannel 3 storm team app. you can watch forecast -- and get any breaking weather alerts. dot-com-slash- apps - it )s free! now to our other stop story today -- virginia beach police have been looking for a shooter for hours. newschannel three s stefania okolie is live where it all started -- pending lockdown situation on schools. police just wrapped up-- they have not told us they made an arrest. a school board members at ocean lakes elementary told me as of 11:15. bot

meteorologist myles henderson is in the live with a more accurate look at the forecast. cooler today, storms tomorrow... the cold front that brought us a few showers last night has moved out, leaving behind cooler air. highs today will reach the low to mid 50s, about 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. sun and clouds today with winds from the northeast. another cold front is set to move in on wednesday, bringing in more rain and even a chance for afternoon thunderstorms. some storms could be strong to severe, with gusty winds and downpours. highs will return to the low 70s wednesday before the front, with another drop into the 50s for thursday. hampton police have identified the man killed when he was hit by a car monday night. ( kristen ( police say wilbert sanders was crossing west mercury boulevard when he was struck. they believe he was headed to the langley square shopping center. the driver of the car was not injured. sanders was pronounced dead at the scene. a chesapeake pizza delivery driver robbed early this morning in portsmouth. police tell us they were called t

more accidents early this morning before the sun rose in henderson in buncombe counties. carol: that is where aly myles was. she was there for the cleanup. aly: it was here, then it was gone. the sun came up, the temperatures rose. you can see, the ice turned into just a whole lot of water here in asheville. very wet roads, but for the most part, no more ice. but that wasn't the case around 6:00 a.m. icy bridges and slick sidewalks in hendersonville. just a few miles down the road, this. an early morning rollover, when the driver didn't see a patch of black ice. >> got pretty slick out there. had several accidents, but we've gotten by that, and today looks aly: drivers say their main complaint, other drivers going too fast. >> slow down a lot, and pay attention. if they'd just do that, it'd make it a whole lot safer, and easier for everybody. >> i definitely try to avoid the sides of the road, and just try not to, like, drive too fast, 'cause then, you can end up on the sides of the road, like the others. aly: buncombe county emergency services director says-the good news is, the majority of accidents

myles looking at road conditions. geoff: first, many in our area up waking up with no power. a couple thousand outages in our area with the majority in mcdowell, anderson and henderson county's. dale: we had rain last night and now fog this morning. 34 degrees, so above freezing in greenville. if you had ice develop on your windshield yesterday, it is probably still there. give yourself extra time and drive carefully with fog that will be widespread for the next while. rain last night left anywhere from three quarters of an inch, half an inch to three quarters and it is pushing east of charlotte. the mountains of north carolina may get a little wraparound tonight with a flurry of two. the upstate gets a chance to dry out for the next couple of days and that is good news. temperatures get warmer toward the weekend. allyson: a note for people in mcdowell county with the phone outage in the hankins community. officials ask that you call or text 911 for possible emergencies. geoff: authorities say there are a lot of trees that have fallen and they suggest to stay out of those areas. aly? aly: it is cold, windy and i see in hendersonville. not just on the side, but you c

myles reported from hendersonville this morning..... and sent us this video...of icy roads and power lines..... and right now.....duke energy is reporting more than 18 hundred people are without power in henderson co..... troopers are investigating at least two deadly wrecks. a man, standing on the side of interstate 385, was forced over a concrete retaining wall and down an embankment last night. jester was standing at the site of a prevous crash when he was forced over the wall. and died. three others where hospitalized in the collision including a greenville poice officer who was on site for the first crash. the other deadly wreck involved a head on collision with a tow-truck. on verdae boulevard. the coroner says 17-year-old lauryn tyona agnew hit a patch of ice and crossed over the center lane around 8:30 last night agnew and the driver of the other vechile were taken to the hospital where agnew later died greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be mostly sunny for the afternoon. temperatures will warm into the mid 50 range this afternoon. southwest winds at 7-9+. asheville, hendersonville area will be partly cloudy, high today of 48. a few showers and flurries in the mountains this evening

myles reported from hendersonville this morning..... and sent us this video...of icy roads and power lines...... right now.....duke energy reporting close to 1400 without power in henderson co. in the upstate.....anderson co. has the most outages with more than 600..... just under 300 in greenville co. let's see what's happening on the roads right now... ally is in the traffic center. . horse road has two lanes blocked. accident on i-385 north near the southern connector. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be cloudy with rain early then gradual accident i-85 north near white horse road has two lanes blocked. accident on i-385 north near the southern connector. greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be cloudy with rain early then gradual clearing. allow extra time for clearing ice from car windows and watch out for icy spots on roads especially in the foothills of the mountains. temperatures will warm into the mid 50 range this afternoon. southwest winds at 7-9. early showers in asheville, hendersonville area will gradually end, high today of 48. a few isolated showers and flurries in the mountains this evening and early wednesday, then clearing. overnight lows of 32

myles looking at road conditions. geoff: first, many in our area up waking up with no power. a couple thousand outages in our area with the majority in mcdowell, anderson and henderson county's.