notice it goes into north florida and even parts of georgia. we are included in here, the county and also sumter for later this he morning as this moves and closer. it is still several hours away, although you can see the clouds are starting to build in and a light rain showers will start to roll in first. the heaviest rain and storms are still about three hours away. it won' t be until about 8:00 a.m. until we see this line. futurecast chose moving in at 8:00. you' re headed out today, be prepared for the storms rolling through and the potential for some strong wind gusts and the possibility of an isolated tornado or two. by late morning, this line gets closer to the i-4 corridor. it was to the metro area by noon and continues to push off the coast as we had to the afternoon. the line becomes more broken as we had farther south. we will still be dealing with showers and storms in brevard county through the evening commute. once we get past 5:00, we will start to dry out and get rid of as far as temperatures go, we are headed to the lower 80' s

where he fololwing carefully a line of showers and thunderstorms around north florida. the local storm-tracking radar still picking up moderate to heavy rain falling any where from tallahassee moving into gagaesville. there are several advisories in effect. luckily here at home, mostly dry in broward, miami-dade, including the florida keys. so grab the umbrellas with you just in case as theront is on the move. we have the potential of seeing strong to severe-type thunderstorms. now, there are advisoriessn effect from jacksonville all the way through tampa. all of these areas highlighted in red under a tornado watch until 10 o'clock thi morning. parts of georgia under tornado watch until 6 o'clock this morning. # 5 inort lauderdale, 75 in miami, 75 currently in key west with the breeze picking up off the ocean keeping temperatures warm ahead of theront and flirting with records a little later. take a look at this big mess unfolding from the eastern half of the country. we have a spin producing snow, freezing rain and lots of rain moving into the mid-atlantic region. ther

tornado watch is in effect for north central florida. this carries into georgia, in effect for the morning hours. we'll see how robust this line may be late they are afternoon. i won't bring in any shower or thunderstorm possibilities until after 2:00 or 3:00. could see a pop-up isolated shower, othererse mostly sunny for a good portion of the day. ahigh of 82 at the lunch hour but a chance of showers and storms leading into the second half of the day. for the morning commute, let's get a check on that. >> good morning, south florida. we havee crash on the turnpike extension southbound just after red road. it shouldn't affect your ride as you're making your way out the door. on the palmetto expressway, all green for now. dark and early. traffic moving at 55 miles per hour leaving you with a five-minute ride from the big curve to okeechobee. 826 eastbound from the big curve towards the golden glades. in broward county we're accident-free i-75 from pines boulevard to palmetto. >>> the nevada republican caucuses are officially over. we have

you're all right. >> north florida wasn't the only part of the u.s. where tornadoes hit yesterday. this video coming from alexandria, louisiana. a tornado so powerful it dropped a roof of a car wash on this pizza hut. customers and staff rushed to help the injured when it happened, a woman in a car outside escaped unharmed. amazingly the roof crushing only the passenger side of her car. >>> meanwhile out west, arizona and california trying to stay cool as they suffer through record highs, in the high 80s and low 90s. records tied or broken in more than a dozen places including los angeles where they hit 86 degrees, in new record. that expected to hold up and hitting 90 degrees. in florida, the rains moving out. what is coming in behind it? ivan cabrera joins us with what is next. >> i don't think we're ready for that kind of weather but 70 we can handle. as far as the rain, we're not quite done. most of us drying out and the severe weather threat is over. we'll fly in closer to where we have moderate to heavy rain showers east of lake wales, frost proof and moving 40 miles per hour

but it wasn't just north florida getting hit. the gulf coast also feeling the brunt of the storm. 7's robbin simmons live in the plex with the latest. robbin. >> that system is still on the move there. say tnado watch for the washington dc and baltimore areas util 11:00 tonight. and the death toll is growing. three more dmild these dangerous storms. >>> there's 57 home with significant d dage. 24 plus apartments at the but we'll see a we go through. govenor rick scott touring florida's panhandle. at least 100 home and apartments damageg after the tail end of of a strong storm system tore across several southern states tuesday. the survivor describing the terror of a tornado touching down. >> any moment wrr waiting for the roof to peel back like a sardine can you next and it didn't last. it doesn't seem like it lasted very long and then all of a sudden it was just quite and we're sitting there thinking okayayan we look around. we got out and started peeking out the window and wed could see a little bit of stuff on the cars and my

severe weather across north florida. this correctional facility near jacksonville had to be put on emergency lockdown after strong straight-line winds damaged buildings and uprooted trees. their threat was so significant the several districts decided yesterday to cancel classes for today. manatee county is no stranger to severe weather. a tornado ripped through duet about a month ago, killing two people. and while schools went on as usual in our area, district safety officials were keeping an district safety officials were keeping i am conditions. >> she monitors the weather and we have an alert system that sends messages to principles by e-mail , and by text. speemac barber said it would be unusual to cancel school in advance of severe weather, but not unheard of. >> we tried to make decisions based on the best information we have available. and with the number one focus >> in hillsboro county a decision to cancel is not taken likely >> we rely on the national weather service an emergency operations center in hillsboro

notice the line of storms across the gulf, moving in at least into west central florida, intt north florida this morning. we have a risk for tornadads. the tornado watch box here, the line extends to the south and west across the gulf waters. that's the portion of the line we'll track later this afternoon. warm and humid to start our morning. partly to mostly cloudy skies. about 75 across the area. i thihi we're mainly dry for the morning commute. could see a stray shower. the emphasis on that very warm sunine up above. after 2:00, 3:00, showers and storms developing and moving in. we'll watch the radar. you can stay up to date on our nbc 6 news and weather a. roads are dry. let's see how they're moving. here is kelly with more. >> a brand new accident on the turnpike. first i want to make sure the construction on i-95 northbound has completely cleared up.

warnings in north florida, you can see the vigorous lightning to the gulf of mexico. all of this will be moving in as we go throughout the day. 120 miles away from orlando. that means it will move in around late morning, midday. tornado watches for marion and sumter county's until 10:00 this morning which may expand to include the rest. the higher side today. very gusty winds and isolated chance of a tornado. 60s, 70s now. winds wasting -- racing on the south. on the lookout for the storms that will be picking up. 79 at noon, 80 by 2:00, raises jones arriving in cocoa beach. arriving later today. future track as we go over the storm timeline, 6 am, going through it slowly to give you an idea what we see picture to see the timeframe top right corner of your screen, a line of rain and storms this is 8 am, just into the western zones at that point, and right across i 4, look at that, getting close to i 4 by 10:00. from 10:00 to noon, a cross i 4, it is widespread at that point. we will watch out for any signs of rotation and then sliding off by about 2:00 starting to fav

then in north florida you get the storms today.ventually, these storms will pass down through north florida. tampa area. jacksonville, melbourne, daytona beach. a few strong storms. then down to ft. meyers this evening. we have to watch closely, that storm system will clip areas. we have winter storm areas for cape cod. cold air filters in at the same time that it brushes us along the coast and areas like cape cod could get four to six inches of snow. boston four to six. and it will be a heavy, wet snow. we will push some of that all the way back almost to new york city. so all of long island getting some snow and coastal jersey could pick up maybe a slushy inch of snow. be prepared for that friday morning as you're getting ready to go to school or work. otherwise, pretty nice across the country. a couple of snow showers around minneapolis. >> thanks. >>> some bad news if you're planning to file your federal tax returns on line. the irs has been experiencing computer system failure and cannot accept electronic filed tax returns. th

a lot of them along the i-10er do corridor in new orleans down through north florida. 72 wind reports, wind damage. we have a tornado watch issued until 10:00 for much of north florida and southern portions of georgia. we haven't had too many bad weather reports and we're starting to watch them weaken slightly. and some wind damage too, we have a couple of severe tornado warnings in south central georgia at the current time. here's the threat for today. we have about 35 million people at risk. washington, d.c., south wards all the way down to the i-4 corridor. but this enhanced risk, a moderate risk of severe storms this is where the best chance of any tornadoes are in eastern north carolina, southeastern sections of virginia today. the raleigh area to richmond, that i-95 corridor, that's where we can see some strong storms. charlotte, noon in columbia, that's when the worst of the storms will be clearing out. by 4:00 p.m. if we're going to have bad tornados between 4:00 and 6:00 in raleigh and richmond is the timing. we have snow on the backside. snow in chicago, detroit, blizzard co

about the southeast where we have all the still bad rain along the south carolina coast.specially north florida as we go through the day today. heaviest rains right now, south carolina from charlson to myrtleing the day, the front is going to try to inch there's the storm as we go throughout the afternoon. and melbourne area possiblyet storms. and note this is front snakes. this is where it gets more interesting later on tonight as an area of low pressure tries to up the coast. a winter watch has been issued for almost over to boston, the providence area included. it looks like just moisture that we're going to get plowable snow. forecast on cape cod 4 to 6 providence. but if it inches closer, we as of now, it doesn't lookthe storm should be effecting you. so, the forecast for today. nice weather oklahoma to dallas. very typical southeast to the and there will be a lot more talk about cold next week. that's your national weather, now a closer look at the day florida has one more warm day in the 80s and then the thunderstorms and cold front will cool you off. not too cold in the great lakesre sn

3 3 3 making headlines in north florida: a tragedy in jacksonville... after a 22-month-old boy was shot and killed, during a drive-by shooting. and there is now a big reward, to find his killer. 3 the shooting happened on the city's east side friday was in a car with his mother and grandmother when someone shot at them. the boy was the only one hit. police dont' believe he was the intended target... they think the shooter meant to hit someone in the house the car was parked by. so far.. there have been no arrests.. 3 detectives have not released much so far... other than it was a white vehicle, with *several people inside. there is now a information that leads to an arrest. 3 detectives in central florida are also investigating a series of car burglaries. and it appears tourists were targeted. nearly 50 cars were ransacked at a hotel in the heart of the tourist district. it happneed at the country inn and suites on universal boulevard. cars at two other hotel lots on international drive were also hit. police are advising tourists not to leave valuables

look what is happening just to the north across central florida and the panhandle. tornado watches have been issued even through courses -- portions of the southeast . we have a cold front on the way. ahead of it it is very warm and humid conditions. that is courtesy of the southerly breeze pumping in the moisture anywhere from 7 to 10 miles per hour. we are already in the low to mid 70s. we are talking highs in the low to mid 80s. it will feel closer to the 90 -- 90s because of the stickiness. as we look at some of the models, keep in mind there could be a few storms this morning. however, most of the models showed the line of strong gusty storms will push through the the evening. tonight is also looking unsettled. i will let you know what is in store for the rest of the week because we are in for a cooler treat. that is coming up. let's get a check of the traffic. stomach we have traffic alert northbound right before you get to the big curve and northwest hundred and 63rd street -- street. only one lane of traffic is getting through. if you're driving northbound o

and i'm ian reitz. storm that's left at least three people dead is closing schools in north florida this morning. some districts are cancelling severe weather that's heading their way. 10 news reporter jennifer titus has been checking out the damage all morning, she's live in the newsroom. this scary weather is for many through

and i'm ian reitz. storm that's left at least three people dead is closing schools in north florida this morning. some districts are cancelling severe weather that's heading their way. 10 news reporter jennifer titus has been checking out the damage all morning, she's live in the newsroom. this scary weather is for many through 7 counties in the panhandle -- as well as the jacksonville school district --have all cancelled school today because of the expected to roll through--the reason for the closure--is the threat of high winds now severe storms parts of lousisiana-- mississippi- and least 3 people were killed and many more were injured. one of the hardest hit areas --convent, louisiana--that's about an hour west of new orleans--two people were killed and 30 others injured at an rv park now rescuers spents the day searching for people trapped or wounded for the schools that are closed today- area superintendents close hearing a national weather service. florida state right now are both still open but officials are urging students to constantly be checking for updates donald trump is bu

we do have a line of showers around north florida. this is the leading edge of front number one we are currently watching. here at home it is mostly dry. the big view showing that we have another storm systemm setting up shop around the western half of the country. great lakes dling with snow and we have a steady line of cloud and rain from the gulf all the way to maine. this is the front that's on the move and will bring us a change in our weather pattern. 10 degrees in minneapolis, 18 in kansas city to 24 in chicago, much warmer to the south. look for warm sunshine today with above average temperatures. tomorrow should be a little cooler back to w wre we should be for this time of year because showers that we're going to be getting across south florida. going into saturday, we will be watching our nextfront. but we're also going to leave the shower chan this is place across the area. it won't be until sunday when we will see a considerable drop in degrees. risk of rip currents in place, seas building two to three feet. biscayne baya

the main energy, the biggest concern for storms is in the carolinas and down to georgia and even north florida. however, here in central florida, there is a low chance here in the next couple of hours that we could have some tornadoes were certainly some strong wind gusts as rolls to the area. still about three hours away, the big storm. we are two hours away from the first, the clouds will spill in and between 7:00 and 8:00, the storm start to approach marion county and sumter. from there, they continue their approach towards the i-4 corridor. they get into the metro area by noon today. it is going to be this morning, through the afternoon that we are dealing with these thunderstorms that could have the strong to severe wind gusts inside them. by the mid-commute, the storms are eggs in brevard county followed by much cooler and drier air which will move in right. temperatures will be warm between the storms. if you the source later in the day, you will that rain arrives. it is 5:11, time for traffic. ted: looking at the 417, a live picture run narcoossee where we have a southbound shot. we ha

going into thursday night, with the leading edge of the front approaching north florida, we will introduce a chance of shower chance in the forecast and will stick around all the way through friday. then another front will cross through on saturday to keep our shower chances in place. risk of rip currents for swimmers will be in effect today, use caution for boaters, wind and seas picking up, coastal waters today are rough. there is a small-craft advisory in effect. 4:11 is the next high tide in dade and broward, with forecast range in the 80s with lots of sun. tonight's lows in the upper 60s inland to low 70s along the coast. on your extended outlook, south florida, look for the shower chances to be in the forecast thursday night all the way through the weekend, much cooler early next week. that's your 7 on 7. >>> our today in florida topic this morning is something that started trengd on social media overnight. it's the hashtag before facebook. one tweeter posted an a renaissance painter making a picture of what he's eating and if there's anything funny about how life was different befor

the modeling is grappling with the notion of maybe heavier rain in the south, east central florida, not north central florida. this graphic may begin to expand the cumulative rains in the next 12 to 24 hours. the modeling shows the front on the move, the rain filling in very late tonight into early thursday morning. watch it come up and out of the gulf and overspread the region. nice solid shield of measurable rain moving in. 60 to 70% chances. the forecast for the next seven days. solid and low and mid-80s for highs today. rainy weather tomorrow. not so much friday. back at it again as you head and rain chance at 40% and highs in the 60s. >> gina: we have not had any new crashes in quite some time. good news there. but we have a couple earlier ones. the first one at colonial, chuluota at bithlo. i want to take you back to i-4 westbound near the lake mary exit. not causing too many significant delays. we had a roadblock earlier, but everything is looking okay from that crash. i-4 westbound, to colonial, 14 minutes. and i-4 eastbound, 11 minutes from the attractions to downtown. time for the f

north of us. central florida, especially north and west of i-4 are under the risk of this yellow area for severe weather. that is why that tornado watch has been posted. for marion and sumter county' s counties may be added. make sure you have downloaded our first alert weather app. once we make it through the day, lots of 60' s and sunshine. ted: into downtown orlando via i-4 eastbound, roadwork has wrapped up. eastbound is looking good. just beyond the turnpike, as we fly, you can see that sensors -- the sensors picking up activity into downtown orlando. the drive will only cost you eight minutes. 408 westbound is on the left side of the screen into downtown orlando from the conway toll plaza to i-4. that is looking good. jason: seminole county school workers are standing together. michelle: how they are making jason: a fiery crane the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness

we will feel the impact of that tomorrow into monday. 40s in north florida. lower 60s in miami. system getting organized off the kal oa. >> off the coast. more to the left of the system the storm is moving in. drier air is sweeping through the gulf right now. the last of the moisture is going through central and then south florida by day break tomorrow. rain ending later tonight it's turning cooler by morning. after highs of 80 today you will feel the difference in the morning. tomorrow it will be sunny in the afternoon. nice in the sunshine but it will feel cool in the shade. not a good day for boating. tomorrow. windy and cooler but most importantly no rain, that's monday morning. upper 30s. then we warm up by friday. no rain in sight when we get past upon the. >> still ahead on the day before a super bowl half spray. this changes everything. that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater tha

. >>> developing tonight in north florida, new details about the 16-year-old boy charged with killing his 10-year-old sister. her body was recovered sunday in a field behind the home. detectives say he told them his they found her body. the state attorney's office is seeking a second-degree murder charge. >>> the manatee school district could close schools and transfer kids, one of which is wakeland elementary here in bradenton. it has structural issues. so they want to move all the kids to another school, johnson middle school. but the deal? this school is more than a mile away. so not all parents are happy about it. >> reporter: the plan for state of the unions in older schools into new ones like this one. while that makes sense, some parents aren't sure. sushi considers wakeland elementary her school. >> my son did attend this school. he was able to walk. >> reporter: within weeks, manatee leaders may take steps to shut its door, sending kids to johnson middle school, which the foundation is sinking and will soon be beyond repair. >> if it's structurally bad, let's do something abo

cold front is pushing through south florida tonight. 50s now in north florida and cooler weather is headed our way. it's all part of the big system. a severe thunderstorm watch in new york including long island. increaseing sun tomorrow, carle breeze, temperatures in the low 7 0s for friday. winter sunshine, highs in the upper 60s. same story for saturday, sunday looking better. lots of sunshine comfortable weather. tonight, showers fate out, cooler temperatures late tonight and in the morning a.low near 64. tomorrow increaseing sunshine, small craft advisory is up for the gulf stream seas. taking us through the end of the week into the weekend, temperatures into the 60s and highs for (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >>> the south beach food and wine festival opened tonight. >> bonnett house of gardens and some of the top local chefs put their best plates forward. chef robert host event. the festival founder tells us why he decided to expand to broward. >> i think we've taken over as much of south beach as we can and

we are tracking the leading edge of a cold front as it closes in on north florida. that's going to s sp through south florida tomorrow. we're not expecting it to bring big changes our way, so after a cool start in the morning, we're talking about a pleasant afternoon so that north wind is going to reinforce what we already have and that is temperatures getting up into the mid-70s. that still will be possible for saturday. on sunday we're going the kick up the breeze, a northeast wind is going to ensue. we're still expecting temperatures to climb into the 70s, but maybe shave two drogues off the 76 in the forecast for tomorrow. so bottom line, there's no excuse as far as the weather goes for you dng something fantastic for your sweetheart because the weather wants to play nice. 57 is where we expect to start in miami tom. highs getting into the mid-70. winds northwest to north about 10 miles an hour. breeze ping up on sunday. we'll start the day 59 degrees for the mia, highs in the mid-70. monday, president's day, clouds, sunshine, mixed highs in the& cold front appro

from georgia north florida, now into the gulf of mexico. these are the storms we need to watch out for any signs of rotation as they, sure. warnings out, to the north of us, near the gainesville area to give us an idea of some vigorous nature of these storms. lightning, gusty winds as they move in and a couple of light showers pulling into marion county. you see heavy rain and lightning just to the northwest of marion county. that will move in this morning. here is your timeline. important today. 8:00-10:00, storms and the western zones right on track from what tom terry will show you as well yesterday. we was the storms in the western zones first and from 10:00-2:00, cross i 4, pulling into the central zones and 2:00- 4:00, we will pull off to the east coast and after that, we will start to see clearing. updating the timing of all of this also we will show you the rain and storms moving in and go over the severe weather threat for today. a busy doing -- morning. 6:02 am. >> thousands are without power now in the panhandle after a storm sys

we see the colder temperatures with 30s across central north florida. check it out. tallahassee, colder than new york city. waking up to 39. we are seeing 30s from the mid atlantic down through south and even into the great lakes and midwest but 13 in minneapolis, of course, the big super bowl champions, celebrating today in denver, 19 degrees, this morning, we are seeing the 50s on the west coast in california, 40s in the pacific northwest. so we have a few more reenforcing cold fronts, that will keep that cool, dry air in place. so, you are going to continue to need the wintery weather gear with some high clouds, wednesday we are staying cool, though as we head into the weekend. more of a northeast on shore breeze means we will start to see a warm up by the end of the week. in the meantime though, we are talking about highs in the upper 60s today. it should be just a glorious day with plenty of sunshine but certainly on the cool side, not a good day for boating. it will be bumpy, gulf stream advisory, and tonight it will fall to the low to mid 50s with increasing c

those temperatures are chilly over the panhandle and north florida. reinforcing shot of cooler weather by tonight and tomorrow. temperatures thursday morning back in the 40s for the overnight lows. just a reminder, it says it on the seven-day forecast asell, but you can see the most important thing ll be a beautiful day. you might need a light sweater andnd jacket as temperatures only up in up in the 60s. >> i must be a guy because i was like what holiday is it this weekend? >> valentine's day i think i remember. it's birthdays and anniversariek you say oh, boy. >>> still to come local dangerous brand new drug. >> coming up the push to ban this herbal supplement for sale right now in a store probably near you. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tappipi sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> good morning. >>>

look at to the thunderstorms in alabama north florida. tornado watch out in central alabama and the florida panhandle. just another look at this line coming in right around sunrise tomorrow with the potential for wind gusts at 40 to 45 and maybe to the east. then we go back to sunshine looks to be a nice afternoon. temperatures will hold around the upper 50's to around 60. there is the storm system that will move on through with the cold front and bringing gusty showers tomorrow. you see the system coming in wednesday. it will have a little bit of rain in the morning hours and then that's it. the seven-day forecast, wednesday dries out again, 55. thursday and friday, seasonable, nice weather. teens and single-digit wind chills we had this weekend. it's going to feel like spring steve: i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you'r

gainesville over the far distant north florida,ality 50. it's all about the winds. everything is coming together overall to make for a great looking day for us. the winds are up and up. and nonexistent in some areas over the central peninsula. we have the front working in tandem of high pressure. the sweet spot begins to warm up. it'll be locally breezy at times. and the warm p.m. temperatures. west, southwest, 15 to 20 at 2:00 p.m. and drive home is more of the same. we move on down through the 50s. and sitting pretty by 8:00 a.m. on saturday morning. temperatures around that time, 56. ample sunshine all day long on saturday and for the most part on sunday.e front comes through late tonight, early tomorrow morning. we'll see a very marginal rise in temperatures. capping highs in the mid-upper 60s. good solid mid-60s on sunday. no rain or cloud cover. we find decent boating conditions today, like right now, under 4 feet, 2 to 4 feet. and great interval. great for small craft. but building seas into saturday. the wind will be whipping back and surging up to 25 knots

. >>> developing tonight in north florida, new details about the 16-year-old boy charged with killing his 10-year-old sister. her body was recovered sunday in a field behind the home. detectives say he told them his

we woke up like this with the low 60s in fort lauderdale all across north florida. some areas below average. temperatures really haven't fell much. it is still cool down through the keys. look at the wind flowing out of the northwest, sustained 15 to 24 miles per hour. and that's not all. gusting over 30 miles per hour. so we can't even call it downright windy to blustery today. we're seeing those highs only in the low 70s with that winter sunshine this afternoon as we get into the evening hours we were talking upper 60s and overnight. yes lows in the 50s. in fact, we could even see a few areas dipping down into the 40s. we'll have more on that weekend >>> we're keeping an eyen on a tornadoes. at least eight people are dead. the wicked weather is now moving up the east coast. jamie yuccas reports from rockaway new york. >> reporter: winds flipped over a semi truck on new york's george washington bridge as severe storms swept through the area overnight. in the bronx, broken power lines outside an abandoned apartment building that collapsed during the storm. the wicke

we will pinpoint the timing straightahead >> officials search door to door in north florida after the system hit us this morning and it was blamed for tornado touchdowns in the panhandle area. the damage that the storm left behind can be accounted as trees topple an estimated set of people without power >> is a risk for severe storms you can check the radar and get alerts by downloading the wkmg weather app . it's in your store right now >> the titusville man unsuccessfully use the stand your ground offense after killing his neighbors . a death penalty hearing is set for william woodward. he is charged in the shooting of three of his neighbors. two of them died. they say the neighbors harassed and threatened him and his family. the hearing is set for 1:00 this afternoon we will keep you up dated on what happened. >> crews brought in more equipment today . try to find a missing man in the atlantic . >> the management scene one day after going fishing trip . crews say they are adding a larger boat and a plane to search for this man. lloyd chamberlain. the empty boat was found in the bea

shingles ripped from the roof , and trees turned sideways. >>> in a rare move several counties in north florida canceled school for today in anticipation of the severe weather. it is something you might not expect you might expect during hurricane season, but otherwise it is not that common. 10 news reporter jennifer dean

we are seek 40s across central north florida if you are hopping in your car take august road trip. body is it seriously cold, we are seeing 30s in boston, new york city, dc and atlanta. we are seeing 40s across new orleans and that's not even factoring in the wind chill. this is all due to front that rolled through. as we look at the national radar satellite, some lingering snow across the northeast, here in south florida. tomorrow you will neatened those heavier coats and bright sunshine in the afternoon, sunday as high pressure goes to north and east a little warmer, today though will be perfect in my opinion. look at that, 70-degree, winter sunshine, and the winds out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. small craft advisory, moderate chop on the bays. if you are heading to the -- i nova necessary sa is, it will be cool and breezy, and we are bring your jacket with you. you will need it and especially overnight. we will see the temperatures dip to the 50s over the coast it is probably the -- 70 for the high, 74 on sunday, you will see the trend, yeah, we will be warmer b

florida, especially north florida as we go through the day today. heaviest rains right now, south carolina from charlson to myrtle beach and during the day, the front is going to try to inch off the coast. there's the storm as we go throughout the afternoon. and melbourne area possibly going to get storms. and note this is front snakes. this is where it gets more interesting later on tonight as an area of low pressure tries to form and sneak up the coast. a winter watch has been issued for almost over to boston, the providence area included. it looks like just enough moisture that we're going to get plowable snow. forecast on cape cod 4 to 6 inches. back towards boston and providence. could push totals even further. as of now, it doesn't look like the storm should be effecting you. so, the forecast for today. nice weather oklahoma to dallas. very typical southeast to the 50s. and there will be a lot more michigan. so, for our friday morning, looks like there will be school delays and maybe even cancellations in new england tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> j

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is predicted to hit tomorrow afternoon in louisiana and will spread all the way to georgia and north florida with the into the evening. >>> a day after isis claimed responsibility for a series of horrific deadly attacks in syria, the u.s. and russia have agreed to another crease fire deal for that country, but like the first truce that failed to take hold the new deal would not prevent the type of violence inflicted by isis yesterday. nbc's keir simmons explains. >> reporter: a little boy, his face covered in blood, is carried suicide attack in syria's capital. almost simultaneously burning vehicles, twisted metal, isis targeting the city of homs. at least 129 killed in the double bombing on sunday. isis is one of several jihadist groups not included in a new syrian cease-fire announced by the u.s. and russia, sealed with a phone call between president obama and vladimir putin late today. it's the second truce brokered this month. the original deal was all but ignored last week, but it did allow for five towns under siege to receive desperately needed aid. children scramling to chickpeas aft

we even had a report of a tornado touching down in north florida. just earlier we also in a report of a possible tornado touching down along the 68th mile marker of alligator alley. that's where the worst of the weather is at. if you have plans to travel, you may want to hold off and warn your friends and family that may be headed out there across the entire sections of the the peninsula. torrential downpours and also the west coast is getting slammed. fort myers, napealings and then you can see it around -- -- nalels. everything is moving from west to east. we are seeing some rain move into our areas in western broward county, and south west ranches and everything will lighthouse seeing rain and also south ward. miami dade get ready for the rain. don't leave home without your rain gear. the rain, and this is part to have reason we could see some strong storms here across south florida. we have the southern moist wind flow and we have the warmer temperatures low to mid 70s and plenty of available moisture in the mid to upper levels of the atmosphere

trapped and they are going through the debris and the storm causing thousands of power outages in north florida. >>> burglaries stealing more than one thousand dollars of electronics at a clear water hotel. reporter mike pa loosa with more. >> reporter: we are talking at least four guest rooms hit in a matter of minutes and burglars had free reign of the entire 9th floor. 18-year-old camry clark is not smiling in her booking photo and there is a good reason. she faces a litany of felony charges. la and a 5-year-old man broke into four separate hotel rooms. >> we have been here four times and always been secure. the hyatt for the next week. >> yesterday was a bigger crowd because it was valentine's day but it is quiet today. >>> the general manager says the safety of guests is their priority and cooperating with police. the gm would not comment on their protocol on keeping the master housekeeper keys secured. >>> i am more concerned about the people coming in, the maid service. >>> the arrest report shows the duo stole more than $1200 worth of electronics and valuables. >> anything could happen

be a good idea to bring a jacket and sweater to cold front peeks into the picture here across north florida, but tomorrow afternoon looking for mostly sunny skies. maybe a few high cloud. now for saturday, the timing on this according to the rpm forecast is saturday morning. the front will arrive with a few clouds pushing into the area. by the afternoon, the front is long gone. sunshine comes back. and the winds are fairly cool. should set up a very nice sunday for us. we are seeing a stronger easterly flow. overall, looks like a very nice comfortable weather. we were talking when is it going to warm up? you will see the temperatures jump above normal. so later this week, our temperatures will get near or above the average line. for the evening 57 degrees. fairly nice. clear skies. 49 degrees for the morning. looks like a cool start to the day. 67 degrees for tuesday. same number for saturday. same number for sunday. temperature by monday, 73 degrees. our next rain chance up the road later monday, but especially the early part of tuesday. possible shower, maybe a thunderstorm. and our tempe