the sky with above normal temperatures for this time of year. christmas day, the wind is going to be light with a mix of sun and clouds...leaning a there is snow and low w 40s where there is no snow on the ground. a gusty north wind sunday brings in cooler air with caution when traling. the sky will be moktly cloudy ivernight with above normal temperatures for this s me of year. christmas day, the wind is going to be light with a mix of sun and clouds...leaning a normal...mid 30s wher there is snow and low 40s where there s no snow on the ground. a gusty north wind sunday brings in cooler air with highs near 30. roads may be slick through the overnight where the snow felluse extra for this time of year. christmas day, the wind is going to be light with a mix of more toward the clouds at times. high temperatures will be above normal...mmd 30s where there is snooand low 400 where sunday brings in cooler air with highs near 30. roads may be slick through the overnight caution when traveli. the sky willbe mostly cloudy overnight with above normal te

the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those middle of december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight and tuesday so light scattered showers or flurries are expected tonight through tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing after that. the first week of december is dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are forecast to linger through the middle of december. we're on the eve of a major run-off election in eastern iowa tomorrow voters will take the polls to vote for the next cedar falls mayor.. the two candidates in this race are jim brown and incumbent mayor crews is technically no longer in the race -- he dropped out shortly after the runoff was announced. however he is still on the ballot -- voters can still vote for him.

highs the rest of the week will stay above normal. a chance for rai and snow wednesday nto thursday but no snow accumulation expected at this point. to 30 mph. areas of rain northern counties, could see a chance for ran and snow this point. family and friends are gathering this weekend....remember ing the iowa state student gone too soon- after she was hht by a car thth week... emmalee jacobs is orginally from urbana...graduating from center point- urbana last spring with honors. she was even recognized as kwwl's best of class... "emmalee jjcobs and i'm f fom urbana." kwwl's hillary maglin in jacobs' hometown as they remember the girl with a kind heart.. emmalee jacobs. the iowa state freshman....remembered in her hometown of urbana as the girl with a kind heart. (sot) "you knew emmalee. emmalee was a presence in our she'll be missed not only by her high school principal, but he was well liked by her peers and teachersrsas well. (sot. cg: hillary maglin) "this is center point-urbana high the school is even holding jacobs funeral. nece

high temperatures will be above normal...mid 30s where there is snow and low 40s where there is no snow on the ground. the snow falling in parts of eastern iowa will taper off this evening. roads may be slick through the overnight where the snow fell. use extra caution when traveling. the sky will be mostly cloudy overnight. christmas day, the wind is going to be light with a mix of sun and clouds...leaning a little more toward the clouds at times. high temperatures will be above normal...mid 30s where there is snow and low 40s where there is no snow on the ground. the snow falling in parts of eastern iowa will taper off this evening. roads may be slick through the overnight where the snow fell. use extra caution when traveling. the sky afternoon. kwwl's jessica hartman has been out on local roads today. she joins us live with the details. jessica? it really depends where you're driving. because conditions are different throughout the state. slick and snow packed roads causing a roll over accident on dysart road. you can see the car resting on its top in a deep ditch. emergency crews to

about every 2 to 7 years warmer than normal water accumulates. strong el niÑo's mean a wetter season in the entire northern hemisphere. to the south, australia. south america will be much drier than usual. this explosive formula will lead to mudslides, strong winds and giant cirque like it did in 1982 and again in 1988 and there are concerns that this year's el niÑo could also do serious damage. right now, ocean sea surface temperatures in the pacific are on par with what we saw before those monster winters of the 80s and 90s. the two strongest el niÑo is on record. in 1982 to 83, the bay area had 100 days of rain. 160% over average. and did 1997 and 98, there were 119 days of rain, 200% above average. all eyes are on this winters el nino. will we see flooding like we did ? already, we have had an increase in tropical weather in the pacific and a record 16 storms. delivering much-needed rain. the jet stream needs to be in a position to deliver our normal winter rain comp to buy the warm el nino water. multiple forecast models are predicting this

the first week of december is dry wit( above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are fororcast to linger throuu the middle o o december.light rain transitions to light snow and flurries after midnight as temperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampton. the clouds linger through early wednesday afternoon with slow clearing affer that. the firirt week of december s dry with above normal temperatures. those above normal temperatures are forecast to a commnity center in downtown dubuque that serves low-incomee here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: light rain transitions tolight snow and flurries after midnight as mperatures drop below freezing. most of the moisture will be north of iowa tonight tonight through tuesday night. any accumulation will be minor...most locations a trace to 1" with an isolated 2" near and northwest of new hampto

temperatures will stay above normal for the entire week ahead. thanks britley. the ride is over. hawkeye nation is standing proud this morning after a hard-fought loss to michigan state in the big ten championship. "girls cheering go hawks!! students, alumni, and fans packed downtown iowa city last night. but thousands also made the journey to lucas oil stadium in legions of into kickoff. " beathard throwing ball, commentator: "short drop" both michigan and iowa scored in the first half, with three points each. going into the second half, iowa led with a total of six points. a big play of the half is when ball onto a spartan back. opened the 4th quarter, with an 85-yard touchdown pass to tevaun smith. the score then sits at 13 to 9. but that lead fizzled as the spartans took control of the ball, with a 22-play drive. in the final moments of the game, michigan quarterback connor cook passes to freshman running back l-j scott, and that was it. michigan wins over iowa with a final score of 16 to 13. a tough loss, but the hawkeyes left the stadium ha

traffic is flowing at normal speeds a long there. a different story in the residential areas. this is the six corners ago. cars taking it slow and being cautious of the many directions of traffic through the snow packed intersection. cedar fall reporting 13 accidents and waterloo's total is currently around 35. we've got you covered live in waterloo...jessica hartman kwwl news. as holiday travel gains momentum we will continue to brin gyou updates on road conditions. meanwhile -- storm damage is reported in linn county -- tied to storms we were tracking last night. this video was recorded in hiawatha. as you can see -- the wind snapped multiple trees in the area. the wind didn't only damage trees. the owner of twisters gymnastics in hiawatha reports thousands of dollars in damage from last night's storm. kwwl's kristen rogers joins us live from the gym. kristen? that's right he said it all happened very quickly. i saw some of the damage for myself and it's hard to believe the amount of damage that can be caused in such a short amount of time. strong winds blew heating units fr

temperatures will stay above normal for the entire week ahead. the sunshine has disappeared for a short me here in eastern i ia. we brought back the clouds as a cold front moves closer. as a result, our temperatures will only be in the low 40s this afternoon. even with the clouds and few sprinkles do see, our temperatures will remain above normal for the day! clouds will stick around for a good portion of the evening. overnight and into monday morning we'll have to watch for some patchy y g. once we break pasas the fog monday morning, the sun will peek through the partly cloudy skies to help warm us back into the middle 40s. temperatures will stay above normal for the entire week ahead. one man caused a huge scare in with some dangerous acrobatics. sports tease. if yououave moderate to seveve plaque psoriasisis. ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. and otezla's prescribing information has no requ

for weeks at from normal. now we are 13 degrees above in the departure from normal so far in the month of december. that will continue. normal. that was on saturday. that was only by a couple of degrees. we are looking at 49 right now. normal high this time of year is 41 degrees. we are looking at 51 around north port and hop hog. these numbers are ten degrees warmer than normal. it only gets warmer. this is the coolest day of the we are looking at showers west with a frontal boundary that will come in tomorrow. for the afternoon it will warm up a little more. about 4:00 we'll get to 53 degrees. might even touch 54 for a few minutes. then we'll be in the low 50sed a sunset. that is very mild. we'll be around 50 overnight. we are not looking at colder air coming in. it only gets warmer. it is almost like a bermuda high situation here. 54 this afternoon. 50 tonight. tomorrow 62. few showers. you'll need the umbrella tomorrow. there will be a few showers wednesday in the afternoon and evening. this front pushes t

yesterday's high was 54, 9 degrees warmer than normal. our normal high is 45. 34 our normal low. we're way warmer than normal to start the day. temperatures around 48. sunsets at 4:28. sun up this morning at 7:07. there is this little storm out in the atlantic, if we want to call it that. it's a low pressure system creating clouds for most of us. a couple of showers out towards the eastern end. we start warming up this evening tonight and tomorrow. we're near record warmth coming up this weekend. brook haven is 44 and west hampton at 47. the cloudy skies keep the temperature pretty much close here as we go, even up to the north 38 around poughkeepsie, 30 around monticello. and 25 well north and west. we are warm. we've got a light northerly wind in here this morning, there's lows in the atlantic going away. northerly wind throws some clouds in here and showers out toward the south shore of suffolk county and out toward montauk. high pressure to our west will keep sliding eastward. this weekend records to be challenged, particularly on sunday. the jet lifts up to the north. when t

normal high is 46. nearly 10 warmer than normal. weather then heather. heather is looking at it for you. >> mass transit is doing great new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro north are doing fine. one and two trains we had track work completed. d trains are business passing 18th because of fire department activity that we were telling you about. going into elizabeth, 1 and 9 south of mcclellan a water main break. minor delays george washington bridge. construction at the lincoln and holland should be cleared by 5:00 a.m. street cleaning rules are in effect today. lori, over to you. >>> growing anxiety over the threat of terrorism prompted a prime-time speech by president obama to ease fears across the country. the president laid out his plans to take down isis and protect americans here and abroad. dray clark is breaking down the big speech live from time's square. dray? >> reporter: good morning, lori. president obama knows terrorism at home and abroad is making americans nervous. last night the president spoke outlining his plan to defeat coun

nd is close to the median of estimates of its longer run normal level. a broader measure of unemployment that includes individuals who want and are available to work, but have not actively searched recently, and people who are working part-time, but would rather work full-time, also has shown solid improvement. that said, some cyclical weakness likely remains. the labor force participation rate is still below estimates of its demographic trend, and voluntary part-time employment remains somewhat elevated, and wage growth has yet to show a sustained pickup. the improvement in employment conditions this year has occurred amid continued expansion in economic activity. u.s. real gross domestic product is estimated to have increased at an average pace of 2.25% over the first three quarters of the year. net exports have been restrained by subdued foreign growth and the appreciation of the dollar. but this weakness has been offset by solid expansion of domestic spending. continued job gains and increases in real disposable income have supported household spendi

new years normal highs. ...................... neighborhood forecast, communities about 10 degrees below normal. summerlin, green valley, anthem, centennial hills. .................... today's highs around the region. laughlin, boulder city, pahrump, searchlight. ..................... high of 45. well below normal and chilly. overnight low brr.. a cold one for sure. .................... nationally the southeast warm, but the cold airmass from the north continues to move south across the western united states. keeping temperatures well below where they should be this time of year. .................. west coast, a low moving inland expected to move south through california on monday may skirt southern nevada, allowing for possible moisture, but not likely at lower elevations. ................. hard freeze warning ending this morning at 9am and another freeze warning for tonight, which will end tomorrow morning. .................. today sunny skies and chilly with highs 11 degrees below normal, but at least winds will be calmer. ....

temperatures will be above normal through the middle of next week. an iowa lawmaker says the budget cuts next year.... new hartford's pat grassley believes the state is facing millions of dollars in new costs. the house republican did not elaborate on where he thinks cuts will be made. it's expected that money for schools will be a hot button issue once again this upcoming session. the director of the iowa department of corections has a request for lawmakers as they work on the next state budget. he wants them to consider the rising costs of medicine -- many inmates require medications. governor branstad is expected to release his budget early students and parents -- you won't like hearing this... a vote to raise tuition at the university of iowa. the board regents voted for a three-percent increase beginning next fall... rates were raised earlier this year at uni and iowa state. at that time...iowa's rates were not increased. the board president says the numbers can always change depending on the legislature. today we've learned the name of the pers

clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of te next seven will be friday as high tempeetures remain ii the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high remains mostly cloudy overnight with a ggty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 video from an officer involved shooting in march it happened in cedar rapids near the 800 block between centerpoint road and daniels street northeast. 27-year-old kyle orth drove a bmw towards officers when he was kwwl had a crew on the scene afterwards and saw the car riddled with bullets and a large emergency presence investigating. since march the dash cam video from the scene has been part of the investigation... you

dry weather, along with warmer than normal temperatures are forecast for at least the next week.some sunshine is peeking out behind eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun today but expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the middle 30s and a northwest wind 10-15 mph. tonight, we will have a mostly cloudy sky with lows in the than normal temperatures are forecast for at least the next week.some sunshine is peeking out behind those clouds this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are tracking south into eastern iowa. we'll still see some sun today but expect mostly cloudy skies with highs in the have a mostly cloudy sky with lows in the lower 20s. mostly sunny on thursday with highs nearing 40. dry weather, along with warmer sunshine is peeking out behind those clouds this midday. more clouds are located to our north and are tracking south into eastern iowa. we'll still see middle 30s and a northwest wind 10-15 mph. tonight, we will have a mostly cloudy sky with lows in the lower 20s. mostly sunny on are forecast for at least the next week.some sunshine is peeking out

thursday 8 degrees above normal and friday 13 degrees above normal and the real warm weather comes in over the weekend, i'll let you know how warm it gets and we are tracking some rain in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you cecily. as the warm december days continue, storm tracker 6 has you covered. >>> now to the shakeup at george washington high school, in recents months there are numerous fights at that school at the somerton high school. an assault on a teacher that happened yesterday, the principal is replaced and reassigned in the district. sara bloomquist is live with that story. >> reporter: well that assault on the teacher happened yesterday morning by last night the district decided to replace the principal here at george washington high. a new team is in charge now at george washington high school in the somerton section, in an unusual move the district decided to replace principal dean jones with two coprincipals, effective immediately. >> we are looking at resetting the climate at the school and meeting with parents and students and staff, to talk about how to move for

the next 3 days highs well below normal. brrr. your new years forecast coming up./// ashes were the cause of a house were the cause of a house fire early saturday morning. fire investigators say it happened around 4 a-m near lake mead and jones. authorities say winds blew the ashes from a fire pit in the back patio of one home to the house next door.... igniting the side of the house and the roof. the family says they thought the fire was out when they went inside. las vegas fire and rescue says the best way to ensure there are no hot embers is to soak the ashes in water./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > yet another busy shopping day is on tap this weekend. what else was drawing crowds to local malls... besides returning unwanted gifts. we'll be back right after this break. <"now, nevada's first choice for news. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > recommendation s have been handed down... after water experts spent nearly a year analyzing nevada's drought. the nevada drought forum was made up of water, agriculture, climate and emergency manageme

let it become normal. it's a feel repeated in cbs news. we don't know what the motives of the shooters are, there are steps we can make to make american safer. we should come together in a bipartisan basis, that every level that the government can make is rare as opposed to normal. we should never think that this is something that should happen in the ordinary course of events. it doesn't happen with the same frequency as other countries >>> on capitol hill, the annual tradition, the lighting of the capitol hill christmas tree. before he took part in that ceremony, speaker of the house,

highs will stay above normal for the rest of the week. our next chance of precipitation looks to track in wednesday and forced to land in kenya this morning due to a bomb scare... police say the pilots requested an emergency landing after a device suspected to be a bomb was found in the bathroom... now the plane has landed safely... and we'll have more on the situation decision 20-16 coverage... donald trump bringing his signature bold campaign to eastern iowa this weekend... supporters packed the veterans memorial building in cedar rapids -- while protesters stood their ground outside... kwwl's jessica hartmana was there and has our story for us, this morning. the crowd chanting "go trump." excited and expecting the trump attitude that has made that has actually going to be on that so--called honesty. here's what he had to say. "it was so sad to watch him, so sad. bush." "and we are going to make our military really really really strong. not going to have to use it. nobody is going to mess with us." trump may be trailing cruz in iowa - -

those are warmer than normal. the park should be about 36 at this hour. 7 degrees warmer than normal at this hour in the park. 36 belmar. a little fog around this morning with the warm air even though it's in the 20s. warm air surging from the southwest. warms us up to 53. normal high about 46. it gets warmer this week into the 60s by the weekend. we will talk more about that in a moment. your accuweather forecast seven- day forecast. letter. >> not great if you are going to the george washington bridge if that's how you normally commute. check out the delay across the upper level. lower level doing better. look that the delay. this is because of a problem on the cross bronx. you can see across the george washington bridge on to the cross bronx, jerome avenue, eastbound side we have an two lanes are closed down through that spot. 10 to 15 minutes upper level into the tolls. once you get on the span, you have delay. lincoln and holland so far so good. i have a feeling the lincoln will bunch up. check out this delay

clouds gradually clear thursday as high normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high temperatures return to the low 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gusty west wind. clouds gradually clear thursday as high temperatures stay close to normal, near 30 degrees, for this time of year. the coldest day of the next seven will be friday as high temperatures remain in the 20s. the cold doesn't last long as high 40s sunday through at least the middle of next week.the sky remains mostly cloudy overnight with a gust

this cold front will bring somewhat cooler tempatures, but we remain above normal. a chance for a shower or two late sunday night into monday morning is possible. thanks britley. well as you know, the new thanks britley. well as you know, the new star wars movie, the force awakens opened i itheaters nationwide e yesterday. and to say some people are excited, is a little bit of an understateme nt. and the force did awaken in los angeles' pershing square. thousands of stst wars break a world record for the world's largest lightsaber battle over a 24-hour period. the numbers are being combined with battles in three other cities----n francisco, seattle, and san diego. seven-thousand lightsabers. orgqnizers say recordsetter dot com will determine whether they broke the record d not on monday. decided to honor their love for the star wars franchise in their son's name. the grese couple had their son on the same day the movie came out so it only seemed fitting to name him-- reicher jedi grese. polle have still not madadany arrests in the death of an iowa state university s

above normal, how much above normal? we had 6 and 60 plus degrees day in a row, 70 over the weekend, 23 tied or broken records this month on average, it's been 12.1 degree above normal. who is counting? well above normal what's below normal, deficit for rain almost 11 inches, 10.85. chance to make up that tonight into tomorrow. clouds are taking over, there is the front area of low pressure trailing front all the way down to the gulf, here is what it means for you and me, there is a chance for a light rain or drizzle and fog with higher dew points and cooler morning temperatures, tomorrow morning some scattered showers some roadways will be wet, sidewalks will be a little damp but then into the afternoon, that's when we see more widespread rain and a brief period of heavy rain pushing through the area, this wraps up affiliated with that front that's a cold front so then finally, we have a day that feels like december, with wind chills in the 30s on saturday, 44 on sunday, look middle part of next week we're right back we

weekend the temperatures are at or below normal. above normal temperatures around here. normal high is 43. we expect to get back to 62. a mix of clouds and sunshine will develop. it will become breezy. right now places like sayerville is 60. same thing. poughkeepsie, 59. danbury, 60 degrees at this hour of the morning. the city a relatively warm spot at 63. monticello, 50 degrees, very, very mild. brisk west to northwest wind. we'll start to see the clouds break up for sunshine. kind of a mixed sky. blustery afternoon with a gusty wind out of the west northwest. temperatures mild back into the low 60s. tonight gets a little cooler. patchy clouds. 43 the low temperature. again, keep in mind that's the normal high temperature. it will feel cooler than it's been. 45 to 30. then during the day tomorrow, a touch cooler again with sunshine mixed with a few clouds and a high temperature in the low 50s. the storm system brings the steadiest and heaviest rain. the wind could gust to 35 to 40 there could be an isolated thunderstorm in there. over an inch of rain is possible. we'll

temperatures will slowly warm into this weekend with above normal highs likely saturday. we'll see generally light winds and overall sunny skies so temperatures will warm into the mid 50s which is right around normal for this time of year. an upper level system is too much to cool things off. saturday high pressure will turn the winds around to the southwest and kick temperatures up to near 60 before a slight chance for showers pushes in morning attached to a dying cold front. the front doesn't have much power behind it since the storm that caused it is relatively weak so rain isn't a big threat. temperatures won't decrease too much behind the front but highs will fall back to near normal come sunday. that cool down doesn't last for too long with highs going back just above normal and to right around 60 for tuesday, wednesday and thursday ahead of another more powerful looking storm winding up for christmas day. so temperatures will warm into the mid 50s which is right around normal for this time of high level clouds over the las vegas valley but they won't do saturday hi

near normal for the ohio valley and great takes, above normal inpmany other places, clinton? thanks mike. the business of farming is big...and diverse. today in our farm journal report, national reporter betsy jibben looks at the catfish industry. its in the midst of a significant change as to whihi government agencncwill oversee catfish inspections. betsy. the catfish industry has been a part of townsend kyser's day as long as he can remember. growing up in a catfish raising family, he's seen the ups and downs. storm," for kyser, that storm first hit about a decade ago, whenenhe price of both grain and oil increased. that's when imported catfish-like species called pangasius- began pouring into the u.s. from asian countries. "our inputs went up and other products were coming in at a cheaper rate. those two things cut our industry in half," here's a look from the natiwnal fisheries institute on how consumptiohas changed. in e last decade, pangasius numbers have risen sharply. "we are still battling it out. i'm still very much in favor of good, fair, competition on an even pla

open -- because they need to get the lake to its normal winter pool level before it freezes. "obviously at some point and time winter is going to be here and we're going to have ice start to form and that kind of stuff so we definitely want to get the lake levels down before ice starts to form. " if that happens while the water level is above normal, it could cause a dangerous shelf effect -- leaving a gap of air between the water and ice -- that could be a trap for anyone who tries to walk on it. "it is odd, it is odd." jay odgen has lived near iowa river for 16 years. the high water -- suitable for bank fishing in late december isn't something he's used to seeing. "it's higher and dirtier every place else, this water is just stay pretty clear most of the time, but it seems to have chalked up just a bit. " and all that water moving down stream is impacting recreation, which wouldn't normally be a problem but with temperatures in the 50's of late -- many people have been out and about. at lower city park in iowa city water has filled in much of the green space and created a h

highs today will be around normal with highs around 30. a low pressure system with a warm front will start to track into the state tonight. lows tonight will be mph. a warm front will track through sunday. areas of fog & &drizzle could develop over the area as warm air moves over our colder ground. highs sunday will be in the 40s and breezy south winds to 30 mph. areas of rain possible sunday night into early monday. some areas, especially in our extreme northern counties, could see a bit of a mix of rain/snow early monday. no snow accumulation is expected. highs the rest of the week will stay above normal, mainly in the upper 30s to ller 40s.. a chance for rain and snnw tracks in wednesday into thursday but no snow accumulation expected at this point. we'll continue with the above normal temperatures for christmas day with chances of a 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: mostly sunny today as winds switch to the south. highs

are expected to be well above normal, dropping into the upper 20s. a few snowflakes will be likely through the evening hours with partly cloudy skies. christs morning we keep partly cloudy skies around before starting to see some sunshine throughout the afternoon. temperatures on christmas will again be above normal with highs in the low 40s. travel conditions into saturday morning will generally be ok. we bring in a few showers and even a few snowflakes to the northern half of the viewing area, highs are back into the 40s. bruce ... some people spent this christmas eve cleaning up damage from the line of storms and strong winds that rolled through last night. hit area in hiawatha. brea, how bad was the damage? well bruce, the homeowner hehe and her neighbors saw downed trees, damaged buildings, and we were told a camper was completely destroyed. now that the storm has passed, today started the clean up process. the sunshine revealed the damage the wind left behind at twisters gymnastics. "i could actually see the wind coming around the side of the b

above normal for the rest of your work week and into christmas day. thanks britley. when donald trump campaigns in attracts a crowd. that includes supporters, protesters, and curious onlookers. more than 1,000 people filed into the veterans memorial building yesterday in cedar rapids to hear trump speak. kcrg-tv9's sarah mccarthy reports what messages trump had for iowans, and the messages protestors had for him. whether you love him.. 03:50:38 ooh.. i love that, it's nice. or..not. 03:34:16 stop the fear mongering, stop threatening our own people. people here came to voice support.. 03:45:20 "i like his views on foreign policy and his views on the second amendment." and opposition.. 03:37:56 "certainly, muslims we are one of the minorities he's spoken out against, but we are not the only one." for republican presidential candidate donald trump. clapping. trump touched on issues like immigration, he says he'd build a quote big, beautiful wall on the mexico border. syrian refugees who he said aren't coming here, and how he thinks guns could've changed the fate for som

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that's way warmer than normal. so us this up the hudson river valley, way warmer than normal also. 35 around caramel. should be around 20 to the 25 degrees. and should be around, you know, 29 around the five boroughs so we are warm. and the warm air mixed with fog. half mile visibility for white plains. and lower into central new jersey. looking at about eight miles at newark. so there's going to be issues in central and southern jersey with the fog this morning. today we are looking at warmer temperatures than normal. we're at 49. a shower or two this evening after sunset. we will talk about that next. the fog is reducing the visibility out there. >> that's for sure. >>> and speeds reduced to the new jersey turnpike. between 7 and 8a, speeds reduced because of poor visibility. and what else is happen, an accident on the deegan south at 233rd, an accident with an ongoing investigation. and the ramp is blocked there. the belt parkway eastbound getting out to the rockaway parkway, some debris. and construction at the

this cold front will bring somewhat cooler temperatures, but we remainbove normal. a chance for a shower or two late sunday night into monday morning is possible. thanks britley. there's a sure sign of winter in jo daviess county, illinois. this is a live look at the chestnut mountain resort near galena, where slopes will partially open at noon today. snow machines were hard at work yesterday making fresh powder. across t t river, dubuque's sundown mountain is also starting to make snow. its website says sundown will make snow as long as the temperatures allow. the skresort has not announced when it will open for the seasoso administrators from the dubuque school district will spend this morning talking money and teacher leadership. the school district will hold what they call a "speak up" meeng at eight a-m at the school district headquarters. a couple of years ago the state awarded a teacher leadership grant to dubuque schools. that allows the district to roles in their school buildings. teacher leaders help their peers with curriculum development and technology c

wet and a lot of ponding and puddling on the roads leading to slippery conditions and slower than normal delays, on 422, as promised the new ramps from trooper road 422 westbound to the eastbound side of 422 to trooper, opened this afternoon, brand shiny new ramps opened at 1:00 and just 7 miles per hour as you head on to 55 this afternoon off 42 because a crash near depford taking out the left lane, and flooding in pennsauken the ramp is partially blocked. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report, a pothole, watch out for that, but so far as you head northbound on the extension, no major issues just wet conditions, we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> i am no less excited to say this, the second time nba legend and delaware valley read, kobe bryant, getting ready to take the court for the last time as a professional ab professional athlete. >> they are in town to play the sixers, jaime apody is inside of the wells fargo center no doubt kobe is a big draw tonight. >> absolutely he is the draw, because the lakers and 6ers are both bad teams, back in 1 6 he was one of these

how above normal it is. that 68 on sunday, the normal is 45. it's about 23 degrees above normal. normal is 87 we would be forecasting a high of 110 degrees. that's how rare this is and as we look at the beyond that, monday 70 with more records afternoon rain and we stay in the 60's with sun on tuesday and wednesday and eventually it cools back down after some rain thursday on friday to 49 degrees which is actually still above normal for this time of year. >> and i see the freezing mark on there, too, which i don't think we've hit yet. >> we lot one time, that's it. >> just once. >> yikes. >> adam thank you. >>> freebie friday is coming up next. happy freebie friday. let's start with a head start on that new year's resolution if this is what you want to do. cycling studio in manayunk opened a brand new location in phoenixville. to celebrate they're walking a free barr indoor cycling or spin and sculpt class for new clients. to get a head start if you're looking to slim down for the new year. santa pause is back at the pal omar. bring you pup and they can get a free picture with sa

normal high is 41. 52 to 54 today. showers tomorrow, rain wednesday afternoon and 71 a record high on thursday, with just a sprinkle and then day. >> it looks like typos. >> where are we?

normally we get down to look at these departures from normal. 11 degrees above normal in new york city. this is almost unheard of. even warmer in chicago. over 12 degrees above normal. so this is a situation that's going on across the whole northeastern corridor of the country. a really nice day shaping up tomorrow. less wind, a lot of sunshine. probably the nicest day of the week. rain returns on thursday. steadiest in the afternoon. guess what, it is going to feel like december finally, just for a day on saturday it is a feels like it's in the 30s with highs around 40, but with a wind making it feel colder. right now 52 morristown, low 50s down the shore, lower 40s well north and west of city. high pressure moving in from the ohio valley. between those two systems a pretty strong pressure gradient. so a lot of wind out there still but that will tend to calm down overnight. we're pretty calm by 8:00 tomorrow morning, temperatures in the mid-40s in the park. we do have some 30s north and west of the city. a nice day tomorrow. not as warm as it has been. this time of year by 3:00 p.m.,

and temperatures today, well closer to normal. 45 in boston. we've reached that at midnight last night 40 in bed forked. 47 maya is in. despite fact we had moderate rain there. erp earlier in days clouds have upper hand in next couple days we will see brighter skies on thursday. warmer late week in upper 30s now most everywhere with clouds hanging on. we have a lower 30s up through reading and ipswich now mid 30s. 34 in tyngsboro and 33 in sterling. auburn 34. 32 in shrewsbury. also we find 35 in foxboro. look attleboro 28 degrees might have break in overcast allowing cold to seep in where is is it not here. not across the central canada. look that all way to edmonton all above normal arctic air something near zero even with this below zero reading in yellow knife and zero in goose bay, that's above normal for them. our temperatures have been way above normal so far this december. and in fact, about six degrees above normal staying mild through mid december. no changes that we see dramatic changes that would shift the jet air. or that would mak

our temperatures will continue above normal for the rest of ur work week nd into christmas day. thanks britley. today, family and friends will gather to remember the life of a waterloo teenage a trapper found 18 year-old moe sed's body on december 6th in the cedar river near gilbertville. investigators used dental records to identify him. the waterloo west junior went for a bike ride on october 22nd without a cell phone or his wallet. friends and family hadn't seen him since. teachers and students held multiple counity searches near trails and lakes n hopes of finding s s trying to figure out how sed died. they say there were no signs of trauma. today would have been sed's 19th birthday. his family is holding a visitation this afternoon church. his funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10:30, at the first baptist church of waterloo. if you'd like to help the family cover funeral costs, head to your nearest veridian credit union and donate to the moe sed benefit. a waterloo man is still at large this morning after a multi-county search around interstate 380. it started on satu

the normal high is 43. so today about 18 degrees above normal.n this warm air mass pretty low. mount pocono down to half mile. reading down to a half mile the same in lancaster and millville down to half mile. as i look ahead at our computer models these numbers will be going down overnight. so as you step out tomorrow morning, 4:00 a.m., 5am, 6am even 7am visibility is expected to be an issue right now it's 50 in the poconos, 58 in philadelphia. 59 degrees in atlantic city and wildwood. look at the temperature in wilmington. 57 degrees. the normal high of course in the 40s and these lows overnight will be in the 50s. so we are really out of sing with the temperatures this december. just to put everything in perspective to show you how far above normal we'll be this week, here's our normal line right about 42 degrees through the week. for your wednesday, the temperature will be 23 degrees above normal. thursday christmas eve, a record historic day will be 33 degrees above normal. so these two days a record. by friday, 25 degrees above normal. tha

i am neil and if this is the new normal someone tell me what defines normal.here's nothing normal about it or settling for what is going on. even ben stine and

and 10 degrees below normal in february, and since then every single month has been above normal. through december averaging 3 degrees above normal. and it's only going to get warmer over the next six days, satellite 6 along with action radar showing some cloud cover north of philadelphia, we could have fog developing with the relatively warm air in place, 34 in philadelphia and some places upper 30s and reading and millville 38 and cape may 46 and wilmington and trenton 40 degrees, we'll see patchy clouds and low fog early tomorrow morning at 7:00, especially east of philadelphia and then by the afternoon the sunshine is back and patchy clouds across the lehigh valley and temperatures in the mid-60s and saturday another day of sunshine so if you head to the link for the army navy game, kickoff 3:00 and the temperature 66 degrees by the fourth quarter, 66 with record high temperatures, can you wear the short-sleeves to the linc. up to 65 tomorrow tying the record high and a good amounts of sunshine and saturday we break the record by 1 degree, 66. and sunday 68 and mild and rainy,

is it time for us to start accepting this as the new normal? owen: good question. asking whether this is global warming or the el niÑo effect, which warms the atmosphere, and then that has an effect on the weather conditions. i mean, storm frank was rarely unusual in the sense that it was an area of low pressure out in the atlantic, suite often see here across the u.k., you know, risen from the systems that come across from the atlantic. this went through a rapid genesis, which is when it gets deeper and deeper, and then it batters the u.k. whether or not this is something we will see more of is difficult to tell, really, until we see what the next few years will have in store. sarah: ok, we will check back in with you then. briefly, how are people coping? bridges collapsing, roads -- owen: there were not enough warnings in place, but, of course, as meteorologists, you forecast what is likely to happen, and then the water rises and keep on rising, it is impossible to cope with that. it has been a hard time for people, especially over christmas and going into the ne

normal average is 44. so even though we have a front move through, we cool down, we're still going to be in the 50s next week. >> you said you hate this weather. >> i do. i like to snow ski. >> you've been able to eke out a little more time on your boat. that's been great though? >> thank you detective shirleen. >> i'm just saying, i'm going to call you out. >> i've heard enough cross examination over the last few days if you know what i mean. >> for those who missed it, bill has been on >> you're right. you have either one, you can ski or boat. >> yeah. either way. that's right. >> yeah. >> be you were boating, if you were boating at the jersey shore use caution because it's very foggy. >> you can't see. >> and as bill said now the jersey shore's been added to the list, and look at the garden state parkway. where did it go. you see a lot of headlights here. it's still very foggy. as a matter of fact we'll head to our maps. i can tell you that the garden state parkway northbound, that's the accident i've b

eight degrees below normal with a few breezes. lacks weather continues to be a top story area take you back to texas for this one. throughout the christmas weekend we are also monitoring the life is coming into his morning. that state in particular in the mixture of heavy rain for nato's that makes it very dangerous. on your screen, a news throughout about the marshall to the dallas. in his interest that's a report morning on the tenet best tornadoes that destroyed homes. class only when lightning last in the darkness of people tornado in the. you can see the damage easily now. >> of it was pretty dramatic. we just came out to assess our own damages and he's over there yelling for help. >> we realize that he was running a growth the road with maybe. >> you tried to take his newborn >> she was and then there between a wall in the door. >> she survived, maybe did not. the tornado destroyed in elementary libretto while a few blocks away this man and his family cowher closet. >> all you need to do is run for the closeted way. >> the d