n. v.roads.com. i'm meteorologist kathy wilson on the top of mount rose. back to you. >> thank you so much. be careful on your way down tonight. here is another peek outside at your winter weather and we check in with madison corney how is it going, madison? >> reporter: all of the weather coverage you could possibly want. here is a live look now. we are looking at the last hour here. we are seeing still some snow flurries and lite snow showers, but at 4:00, there was snow, but that has stop and we are expecting the snow showers to really diminish as the evening hours progress. but we are still expecting about a 50% chance of isolated to scattered snow showers across the region tonight. with this winter weather advisory, that is going to remain in effect until 1:00 a.m. that is the purple shaded area on your map. we also have the winter storm warning in effect until 10:00. we are seeing travel delays out there. slick roads and chain rolls are in effect. of course, we are still looking at additional accumulation out there tonight. right now in reno, we're s

n. v.roads.com. i'm meteorologist kathy wilson on the the of mount rose. back to you. >> thank you so much. stay warm out there! my goodness. >>> when a family finds out they are pregnant, many are unsure of what to do moving forward. news 4's melissa karl sits down to tell you what you need to nee about prenatal health. >> reporter: for a lot of time of your life, finding out you're pregnant, but it is not just that easy. there is a lot that goes into prenatal health care, for the mom and also for the baby as well. retailers in our end here and also the director of maternal child's health at st. mary's. really a lot of moms are like i'm okay. how important is prenatal health care? >> it is extremely important for a variety of different reasons. number one being really there to help guide you through the experience. and so that if problems were the arise, they could completely circumvent problems that if you didn't allow that opportunity, you could be facing some problems yourself and the baby. but really the providers are there to help you through the exp