as far as concentrated snow goes and we have menner on the lake, painsville to north perry and north madison on 20, you may notice bigger flakes in place but a lot of the bigger activity remains to the north and over the lake while it's a little bit lighter, we have more heavier concentration here. it's still light and we're talking a little bit more than everybody else while driving on for us, at this point of the morning, no so impressive. with the lake affect snow advisory until 91, 3 to six inches in total and we have seen from three to four on the east side, more like 21 to -- one to two south and west. as predicted, it will shift and impact erie, pennsylvania, than us. the winds, though, they're hurting everywhere. as high as 31 miles per hour gusts and this is what it feels like. not negative 21, cold enough and six below in cleveland; five below in elyria and 5 below in youngstown. expecting the chances to dwindle. the temperatures are in the upper types and lower 20s. the snow chances come into play for everybody lady tonight and they're -- late tonight and they're here as the clipp

light snow on the east side of lake county from north perry to north madison and south madison. flakes flying for you as you drive on 20 and 90. but it's real light. we had some very heavy snow coming down for hours yesterday, so it's not going to be the same scene on area roadways. a little more moderate snow at times here in ashtabula, from ashtabula to north kingsville at con@and kelloggs -- con@and kelloggsville and this is on the grand side of snow, especially lake affect snow. waiting on the warm front, that pushes in today and helps us into the upper 30s and this is a 20 degrees warm-up from yesterday's high of 19. and tuesday's high of 39 and that snow is gone by 9:00 a.m. and it's dropped off in intensity and we'll keep the no out -- snow out of the forecast the rest of the day and bring friday, eating up the snow that fell on the east side. and numbers on the group, seven inches in euclid and two in akron. all right, everyone is still feeling the chilly air in place this morning with some teens. windchill temperatures. the day time highs, upper 30s and 40s tomorrow and

t up into north madison will see the maturity of the heavier snow over the next 24 hours. tomorrow as the temperatures are in the ow single digits everyone seen windchill values between 10-15). see how fish creek of snow that's being fed by lake michigan and lake erie. is the snowfall projections will take us through tuesdayr 1-3. it will be pretty localized split against the locations that to see the snow most of it all whole lot of it and along with that simply tools.ng and forth between ground fox. thanks a lot paluska. we were the group looks trevor to letr the short was getting ready to kick off at the ninth street exit. but fire ahehe on the far east side of thesi short out by babbitt that's even snow heresi different story for sure. besides really not affected likeec it is only the second this month's yard cider you the drillly that an officer shot and killed as new details become available a large group of residents county and north rogersville he was hit by car tuesday night. the 44 -year-old trevor will not face charges for the accident.a article family along with the clevel

really going to start to the slow down here from mentor to painesville and all the wayil up into north madison were starting to see a really hadn't in theory or he is streak of lake affect that extends from the shoreline to painesville as if the higher elevations of geauga county and its and even huge elevation differencese and all that moisture hit the higherer elevations that racism and you kind of ring out some of that steps were seen some snow up and ashtabula county. that's what were going to begin to see him at these temperatures staying in the single digitsle windchill ties well polos here all day long today seven above inev bedford solon at a were probably going to have a little bit of light snow developing healthier bay village and avon lake. probably into the other lake and up just a foot of snow hardly anything further there's fired 17. be friendly start to see the temperatures moderate the only safeod lower 20s. we're going to scene of the chance of light snow late wednesday with his child shows like affect on thursday and another panhandle low this one did for friday and saturday

those areas with the most, and also chardon, geneva on the lake and north madison . outside of that, things are pretty quiet with lake effect tapers off tomorrow morning . >> phase conditions causing lake county, i-93 close because of accidents, roosevelt leftwich joins us from groundfox in mentor. decalogue you can see how snowcover the roadways are, we are on mentor eminem, us 20 in there was a third group of cars at right towa start to slide, we stopped and we were hit by something from behind pretty hard. >> with a third group the third group collided this called his family tried to avoid that group and they wound up your. so much snow and ice it is bad on the highway or the side streets and for many people, this turning into a problem they come it would have been better to stay home and. >> the title be okay but when we got here it was terrible. >> it is still terrible,,re somewhat snowfall has been much all day . the snowbelt . snow bands have been coming in off the lake and this is the result, this is something that we have beent repeating, if you can stay at

@lake county right now is seeing @all the way through north @madison. @painesville is included in @there. @where those snows are coming @down and the winds are whipping @around, you get the visibility @that's reduced at times too. @wind chills all below zero. @10 below is what it feels like @in akron. @elyria, 13 below. @mansfield is on a two-hour @delay. @we'll get through the frigid @weather and lake effect snow @and then we have another round @of snow coming later on this @evening, after dinner. @looks like most of you will be @settled at home probably before @you go to bed. @it's a clipper system. @it will dump one to three @inches of snow. @it will move fast and zip on @by. @we may see lake effect early to @the east tomorrow, it should be @dry and a little warmer, upper @30s. @40s friday and saturday and @6:15, let's get a check on your @drive. @>>> thank you very much. @if you follow me on twitter, @you know i just tweeted this @out, an accident i-90 eastbound @as you're trying to get to the @inner belt north. @flashing lights here, people @trying

the darker blues into the lighter blues, you can see those are heavier bands y into north madison. southeastern portions of shaka county, even ce coating of snow. that lake effect snow warning still in effect. it's were that lake effect snow could see another one" to 2" --ing an eye on road conditions, this is a live look just about to cross over into east ashtabula county. getting hit with the heavier snow right now. we saw cars that had spun out early this morning so of course meanwhile crews working hard to clear the roads. dozens of drivers and plows were out there to clear the they are trying to prevent freezing. melt is some places could get up to a foot. megan, what's happening there right now? >> reporter: the bit but it is frigid and slippery. hopefully those of you who have martin luther king day off are celebrating inside. the biggest concern right now is the roadways. portions of state road 2 slow due to slide offs. arned state road 2 is open but state road 82, portions of macedonia closed.ese reports come as police here and there are asking folks to stay off the roads. unless they

countyc where the snowfall has beenwfall h falling at a really rapid rate.as burst of heavy snow north madison painesville ashtabulah and once again the snow will continue to fall all day long.ng. might have some spots this note t not much temperatures in the t the total snow forecast now. this includessthe what we've alreadyv seen fall here since aboutut midnight last night.ast does not count the snow that fell ovedor es ctouhe weekend. something totally different total snowow i would say by late say tuesday b they'll be more thanthan likely lake effect snowf amounting to more than a footfoot notice the nine and 12 much lesser amounts further south iner south here in cleveland picked up aand pick a couple ofan inches now.hes now. maybe another inch or two if onef ne of thosef bands happened to breakpened t out but the coreo of heavier snowe lake county northern third of geauga county and i would say ay most of ashtabula county especially the higher hilltops.lltop through tomorrow we'll talk more about the chances we could see as we c general snowo friday and again ongain on monday of next wee

@ashtabula counties still @dealing with snowy weather this @morning as we get closer in @from north madison stretching @over to lake shore ashtabula. @let's check your drive. @>> good morning to all of you @so far we look good on our @highways. @no accidents on your highways @and normal drive times but @remember be careful you are @going to see snow covered roads @to the east. @our big traffic alert is back. @kidsman road is closed between @east 119th because of a downed @we do have video of the scene. @as you can see crews working to @remove that pole. @now they are hoping to get it @back open before the morning @rush and some residents are @without power, so if you know @someone who lives in that area @make sure i don't know, text @them to see if they can get up. @you can get around this by @taking union avenue. @back to you. @>>> thanks, breaking overnight, @the world's biggest lottery @jackpot has been won. @there are in fact three winning @tickets for powerballs $1.5 @billion jackpot . the winning @tickets were sold in @california, tennessee and @florida. @this is video of the 7-eleven

and menner to oughby hills and curtland, painsville and east lake and into the shore line toward north madison and geneva. this will eventually move y elsewhere. the next batch of snow is to the west. lake snow advisory until 3:00 for lake and the area of ashtabula and this is the next snow batch moving through chicago and indianapolis. hour-by-hour, we're dry until 7, 8 and that is when that light l let you know how much we expect and how much it will last coming up. >> thank you, jason. >>> what about that picture there. it says es to hit northeast ohio and with a frosty fist. it brought us snowfall during the overnight hours. thousands woke up with several snow there and nick foley has more on our weather story. >> reporter: lake affect snow leaving its mark throughout the area and here in willoughby ays have improved out for the morning after overnight snowfall blanketed the area. local and city plow drivers working hard to clear parking lots to -- and streets for drivers to get the smooth drive on their commute. some say companies moving their plows from different >> this morning has been

north perry and north madison and i-90 towards eastern lake county and western ashtabula, geneva, saybrook and harpersfield impacted by the snow band. the band is drifting off towards the north-northeast. you're going to dry out first farther to the south. mentor is the first to see things get a little bit easier. then conditions will worsen as we get deeper into the morning towards ashtabula, but i promise by the afternoon things look better for all of us. another big story today is the cold. it's freezing outside. so bundle up this morning. i want to time this snow out for you because i know that is an issue for you traveling out east. it will be a morning event. by midday conditions should really improve for us in many of these areas, but this evening after 6:00 more snow is coming an additional 1 to 2 inches, and this isn't lake-effect. this is a little disturbance bringing us more widespread but light snow through tonight. temperatures look like this. through the day we gradually climb into the teens, but it will feel as if it's below zero pretty much all day everywhere. it's another

again, two inches per hour coming down on 90 and in between north perry and south madison. some heavy snow continues to be our second problem is the extreme cold. huron and richland counties under a windchill advisory. numbers putting us with a negative or below zero marker in front of everyone. 13 below to report in mansfield. four below for what it feels like in cleveland. time to check in with somara who is checking out the roads where you have to and where the problem is at, somara. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: we're on 90 westbound. look for the right of the camera screen and check it out. i am telling you, i counted over 50 semis on eastbound and 50 semis on the westbound. westbound is filled and it's a really difficult commute. you can see on the road it's not just slick, more so thick. we're driving through actual snow. down now to about one lane on the eastbound side of 90. two lanes managing to stay open on west side. i wouldn't call them lanes. really, just some,maaings in the ground that were making it hard to differentiate. and this is the location for star

here is ashtabula and connie at and then the central area where we start to een north madison` painesville and mentor pretty good streaks of heavy snowfall like affect them here now look at lakewood and bay village they will have a couple inches of snow here on the tail end right now our current temperature is running in the single digits all day long. cuyahoga falls in the single digits and then akron and south clevelands nothing major here. lake and northern geauga county with the grand total a grand total of another footd of snow is several inches on the ground s it is thus less than that further south. like affect furthers north windy and cold with highs between eight and 12 above. five above tonight the like affect continues because it ish a little more scattered and will slowly dry oute the clipper areay and here is the eight day not only are we looking at late light snow late wednesday friday monday we have a pretty significant snow with the numbers are moving through` new england. foxing is is your official school closing station. traffic time with patty. it is 8:13 a.m. >> thank y

as @we seem choser in, you will see @from the north side of mentor, @over towards painsville, north @madison, we got the snow @showers coming down. @it's real hit and miss outside @of that. @you are all dealing with today @is the bitter cold. @it is, temperatures are in the @teens now, we are going to end @up in the 20s for highs today. @never going to feel like it. @we got blustery winds, 15-20 @miles an hour, sustained. @windchills at this time are @zero to minus 10. @that's what it feels like. @those are the important numbers @to make sure you are aware of @as you are getting the kids @ready for the bus stop and @yourself ready for work. @danny and i will have a couple @of busy days. @>> reporter: we are ready to @take this week on. @looking great on the traffic @map. @we are still accident free and @delay free. @let's look outside, south west @and east, you can be prepared @for what you can expect. @i-77, greensburg road. @to the south, it looks great. @no problems for you there, to @the east, we are green, despite @the snow showers, here is the @picture on 480, warrensville @center road

painsville, north perry and north madison with additional light snow in place. remember, lake geauga and ashtabula until noon, 3 to six blowing and drifting snow is an and winds howling about 20 to 30 miles per hour. and making the types this morning feel like they're 6 below. bitterly cold for us. and time to check in with somara theodore who is out in our road checker. >> right now, i want to show you the roads. we're in geneva and made a pit stop. i haven't seen any clearing on the roads. still really a lot of snow on the roads caked up here and be careful while you driving and light get a -- while you're driving. and let's get a look at ashtabula, our destination this morning. you will see it die out into the rest of the day and causing hazards on the road. the highs around 19 degrees and that is going to be very, very chilly out there and bundle up. and stick around, we should be seeing ashtabula within the >> and somara giving us a good idea of what the backroads look like. they're looking nice and clear, 71 and 70, and a couple of slow spots. and people a

we're going to go to our power radar. flurries. over to north madison. and that is really about it. leroy getting a few, concord a few. it's very, very quiet across the area, considering what's happening to our south, with all the wintry weather and the tornadoes. we'll see in that a minute. currently 25 downtown, 23 bedford, 22 orange to euclid. chardon 21, brunswick 25. 23 in richfield. 24 for wooster and ashland. 22 in ravenna as well as yappings town. windchills, we're still checking on them. it feels like 13 in mansfield, still some teens showing up windchill wise so it is definitely cold. but the great news is we here in northern ohio are going to avoid that winter weather storm which right now is stirring up tornado warnings down here in louisiana and mississippi. tennessee, kentucky, west virginia, virginia, north carolina. charlotte could get three inches of snow plus some freezing rain. that's going to shut them down. how about washington, d.c.? a blizzard warning out for 20 inches of snow and 50-mile-per- hour winds beginning tomorrow afternoon. wow. through saturday. ton

north win at 18 makes it feel much colder. let's take a look at live super doppler 4 hd. northern swinghaywood county and madison and yancey counties have been getting snow this morning. they are taking precaution and sending kids home. this is what we are seeing. snow in virginia and kentucky drifted into north carolina and tennessee along the border. it will not last long. clear, cold, and windy overnight. another chilly day tomorrow. we will talk about what it will start to warm back up in a few minutes. in just a bit. also happening now, the new york stock exchange is off to a rough very rough start this new year. stocks are falling right now. points in the first few minutes this morning. overseas markets fell even more. china's main index plunged nearly 7%, triggering an emergency trading suspension. the drop was caused by weak escalating tensions in the middle east. carolina flooding now, people who suffered damage in october's massive floods have until the close of business today to request federal help. the deadline to apply for fema aid ends today. fema aid is available in 24 counties across the state,

this is lake have shoreland, north perry, north madison, and mineral -- menner on the lake. i have been focusing on you the last two d light snowfall, moderate pockets here and there with flurries everywhere else. everywhere else is also noticing the extreme cold. we're sitting at atures. currentedings are above freezing -- current readings are above reading. seven below in mansfield and this is the coldest for you in the morning for layers are a necessity. the sidewalks, secondary roads, they're going to be dangerous and slippery. the highways and biways are good to go for driving. a clipper system moves one to three inches of additional snow. corrina. >>> and definitely messy out there on the roads. look at the map here. you see the red around the i will zoom you in to issues we're seeing. i-90 westbound to eddie road, a the center lane is nd, west 25th street, an accident blocking the center lane there and 77 northbound at harvard, the shoulder is blocked also due to an accident. go, go go big or go home >>> welcome back to the "gma," everyone. fired up for the college fo

@you get a few breaks right along @the lakeshore so towards @ashtabula and even north madison @there's a look at the wider view @ch those of you that are west @and south are not dealing with @snow at all but pretty much @through a lot of cuyahoga @county, lake, geyoga county, @especially cuyahoga into county @so sharden and chesterland and @chagrin falls and areas like @that, i mean, it's coming down. @we've got the lake effect snow @warnings. @for cuyahoga county that goes @until 9 a.m., the rest of you @until noon, and then everyone is @under windchill advisories. @we are only go b to be upper @teens for highs today. @it's never going to feel like @that is the thing chl windchills @will remain zero and below. @right now we're averaging about @5 to 10 below when you factor in @the winds. @5:33. @let's get a check on your @commute. @as you might imagine to the east @is where it's the messiest. @we just got word of a spinout @around dead man's curve, not @causing any issues thankfully, @but if you do travel along 90 or @route 2, definitely some @slowdowns there, and there's the @area wh

north madison noticing an increase of snowfall as well as east. we have watched it migrate out of east cleveland and eastern cuyahoga and transition through moving. we expect to see breaks here through the morning hours but be gone through the early and the reason for that, a high we have rain and warmer temperatures by friday. light at the end of the tunnel. how much have woke had -- we had so far? like and joe august a big numbers. and curtland hills, at one time, i picked up an estimated 10 inches and it's backed off to 8 inches. menner, 6; willoughby, willoughby hills around 8 and big totals out there and could see as much as another two and by the time we're all said and done, the watches and warnings and advisories until 3:00 p.m. and no snow. you have the extreme cold as well and 5 below for what it feels like in cleveland and 13 below in mansfield. cars, they need to be warmed up if we're going to move slow out there, corrina. >> and absolutely. we're talking about a chilly ride for you earn the greater cleveland area and no major issues t

menner on the lake to shorehead, north perry and north madison, an increase there. twenty, you will be noticing a movement of the windchill wipers or two. the morning temperatures, the bigger stories widespread. teens feeling like we're down below zero. six below, your windchill temperature cleveland, and 6 below mansfield; four below in ravena and ashtabula. the daytime high today, 19 and 20 degrees. laura, time to check in with you. how are the roads? >> the roads are improving in ashtabula county. so, basically earlier, we were seeing a lot of snow on the road says. very thick layer. things are getting better and you can see the linking lights that is a snow mobile on the roads in ashtabula and things are improving. we're along route 20 now and heading into ashtabula downtown. so, we will check back in with you once we get into center city. for now, over to you. >>> the big of the issue this morning is going to be heating up and clearing off the cars. we're not seeing any accidents or incidents out there. the roads clear for the most part but keep in mind somara

of the snow att least what's following with lake enhancement going on in late countyke perhaps north madison up toward geneva on the lake and also towards chardon and geauga county some darker blues out there. indicative of heavier snowfall. ii to 71 and mayfield road showing the snow covered roads. and then traffic picking up a little bit out there mainly wet roads in and around the metro as you get out farther away from the city patty said who is a ground fox right now a little bit more accumulation out there. twenty-seven the current we're goingne to get to nick wind chills are still in the teens the arctic air mass that's going to be reinvigorated by this latest clipper is really cold up in minneapolis and st. paul this morning it's for below zero if you remember yesterday were talking r about the day before it was 36 degrees colder yesterday. high pressure will eventually get a break in the action tomorrow morningng e once the lake effect snow winds downs this isw the clipper going through a core blast of air over the lakes we are finding lake effect snower the eastern end of lake ontar

very light @snow and around ashtabula it's @been a very steady snow and it @does continue from north @madison through ashtabula all @along the lake shore so they @had a lot of snow yesterday and @it continues to fall this @morning we do anticipate over @the next few hours these snow @showers will begin to dissipate @and we should get a nice little @pre shape eatages. @will it be rain or snow? @i'll let you know and also when @will it happen. @first let's get a check on your @commute. @>> thank you, yes, and where @it's keeping our eyes on this @so far we're all green even to @the east when we're dealing @with that snow so a good @commute no accidents to report @and also some good news for @those of you who take chester @avenue into downtown. @chester avenue westbound is @back open between east 40th and @5 fifth it was closed because @of a water main break. @your eastbound lanes remain @closed because crews are still @restoring the road there so @that's good news for those of @you who take chester avenue @into downtown cleveland. @lena, back to you. @>>> dani, thanks. @breaking overnight the w

this is north madison and tenth street, no plows, no cars since friday at 1:00 p.m. help, don't even life here is i what they're saying. they're just looking at this and they're amazed, too. taking look at the next witness, in progress for four days, stuck in olney. look at how deep that is. the next one, still stuck in centerville. you can just see there's just a few people, just a few tracks. clearly they've been walking through. clear pat row cleans in trinidad northeast has not been touched. >> fox5 digout. thank you so much for sending out the pictures. waldau is easier to find than an arlington, virginia snowplow. thank you so much for that tweet. > here's another, same scene, pretty we're seeing here. river boyer and copper.bo this is mine inye herndon she says. burke bend on. thank you for sending that. this isse treacherous. this is treacherous. this is capital heights. h this makes no sense, side streets do matter.do yes, they do. a the lot of you are still stucu at home and just trying to get out and get to work. w if you've got some great photos please tw

there is your moderate to heavy snow and south of north madison and driving on 20 and 90 toward south madison and that is going to be more difficult with visibilities lower. you see the darker purple. that means more snow added to the wind and going to be a slower drive. also, watching some of us a little farther south. you have summit county for us here. akron 77 to 277 and seeing additional moderate snow as l. a winter weather advisory until noon for all of northeast ohio. and then we show the lake affect chance here through the evening and overnight and into early tomorrow. that is 4 to 8 in total and blowing and drifting snow a major problem. here we go, 7, 8, you can see the line shifting east by about 8, 9 and the morning commutes, we're getting hammered and we're in the thick of it now&. just be cautious. into school and the last check is, we're 50-plus ni5qzh{!3@t delays on www.newsnet5.com and the news net 5 app. the big story is this morning with the visibilities. lowest in stark county. be careful. how about the roads, corrina? >> we're seeing issues out there. and this is

kirkland hills toward painesville, con k north perry, madison, geneva on the lake, ashtabula county, hugging the coast where the lake-effect snow has tomorrowed. you're under the lake snow tomorrow until noon. could see editionle four to looks like eastern cuyahoga county. wind chill advisory through tomorrow morning. going to be bitterly cold in overnight hours and to start the day 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. will be our cold hours. few snow showers around for your morning commute. much less snow west of cleveland, southwest of cleveland. notice most of the action will be north and east. there's the band of snow will there. this is tomorrow morning at can 8:00 a.m. take a look at blues there along the lake county, geauga county line. throughout the afternoon, we scour out the snow moving north and east. temperatures behind it still staying very cold. as far as accumulation, as i mentioned there, where obstetricals -- where squalls persist, could see up to a half a foot of snow between lunchtime and tomorrow evening. temperatures single digits. that's the big weather story for most of us tomor

lights out faults close to solon the shoreline we've got some snow that's moving up around those madison. just north of lake countyng clipping that area all under a lake snow advisoryun that goes until you check out the windchill since six below zero is what it warmest carp on the way out the door temperatures that much of a recovered hoping for a little sunshine is not going toit do much for our temperatures traffic time with w patty harkin at 4:55 a.m. oh .-dot crews have a it out and about doing very think they're doing quite well this morning so far no major crashes chester still blockedaj as crews do without water main break issued to 70 went and chagrin local and expresso move will talk to everything is goodod to get the only area that they have any issue with this month is way out east in the madison area state patrol was reported whiteout conditions but getting better. something to think about if you're traveling on 90 watch yourself on the ramsen burgess and overpasses they tend to get icy before the roadways themselves. completion date on the construction pressed check is the this year. th

this is where we are painesville up into north perry, madison, please be careful if you're this morning. that snow all the way into continuity, ashtabula, jefferson, geneva. not the best driving conditions today. mid to late morning we should be done with the snow, and the rest of us a mostly cloudy day with temperatures topping out in the that's not bad. yesterday our high was 19, so we're warmer today. we stay in the 30s all night. mostly cloud and no rain and tomorrow morning we don't have to deal with the lake-effect like right now. but rain will be an issue commute. it's in the evening late in the day. we have showers moving in and those last friday night. friday night we get cold air coming in, so we see a change-over to snow and the temperatures continue to fall. 33 on saturday, 25 on sunday, and a chance for snow each day. through the weekend, so we may have to deal with blowing snow and even on monday still cold. highs on monday like 18 degrees. it's going to be really cold at the start of next week. >> laura: bundle up and heat up the cars on your way to work. we're in the tim

max network and this heavy squall is letting up a little in mentor moving towards perry, north perry and madison. arctic grip remains with us as well. >>> live from cleveland's toyota in kent in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >>> gas prices continue to plummet all over the country. in lake michigan over the gallon. >> catherine: that was of stations. it was extreme. we are still seeing a massive drop nationwide. the average in cleveland fell more than 12 cents and our average is $1.73 under the national average of $1.90 experts say expect savings to last while crude oil falls with an increase in production. >> mark: update pictures from cedar point. when completed how about the valravn the tallest fastest longest dive coaster. the ride should be ready to go wednesday. >> catherine: a new movie on terrorism is filmed in india. a local man plays a leading role vrsansky credits the beck center. >> from the beck center to the big screen. he says the performing art center in lakewood played a leading role in hadist success as an actor. >> i used to do pottery and saw the sound of music and told my

north perry to south madison heavy snow and pockets of heavier snow in and around ashtabula county, too. it's not just the snow. it's the extreme cold. 30 minutes in this weather without your skin covered and you will get frostbite. feeling like we're at 12 below in cleveland. 12 below mansfield. 13 below, the coldest currently in worcester. let's check in with with tamara. how are the roads? >> reporter: right now we are starting to see the visibility we were talking about today minutish. let's go ahead and give you a location check right now. we're traveling along 90 headed eastbound. i'm noticing the farther we move east, the more the visibility is diminishing. yet but not the greatest conditions et. as far as roads -- either. as far as roads go, we're seeing a good amount of snow. the plows have come through but it's difficult to see any pavement. you're going to want to take your time as we're expecting a good amount of lake effect snow. thankfully it is a holiday. hopefully that will alleviate some of the issues. we'll check back with you pretty soon but for now over to you. >> th

madison lovell. anthony: unfolding this morning along the north carolina border, a virginia teen found dead. a student from charlotte charged with her murder. caitlin: and a night out shopping ends in a shooting. several rounds were fired outside of the northgate mall. we'll tell you what we know about the victims. anthony: and final lap on the road to iowa, the candidates out and about. ahead of the first votes there tomorrow. it is 7:00. 40 degrees outside on this last day of january. sunday, the 31st. i'm anthony wilson. welcome. caitlin: i'm caitlin knute. great to have you with us on this sunday. notice i'm wearing floral print. i was feeling spring like. when i knew what the weather was going to be today, i started >> not only today but for a few days. steve: we'll get back to some more typical temperatures toward the end of the week. anthony: enjoy it now. steve: if you like it, absolutely. look at what's going on. still freezing in roxboro and below freezing in san ford but the lion's share of the area warmer than yesterday, in the 30s and even a couple of 40s out there this morning.

all you are going to see, a couple of flurries trying to move on shore in north perry and painesville and madison. as far south as southern geauga county, a flurry or two. even lorain county looks like a flurry. that will stretch into medina. current thermometer reading chilly. that's the main weather story for northern ohio. the wider shot showing ray celeb that -- ravenna 22. the good news is we're only going to drop into the middle teens. it's not going to be a major winter storm event here for northern ohio over the next couple of days. winds slightly south of west at 5 miles per hour. very light. 24 degrees with a dew point of 14, very dry air in place. 10 degrees, lower than normal for the high. should be at 34. we're at 24. here's the winter storm. let's crank it up. the center of the low pulling out of texas, stirring up tornado watches, even some tornado warnings for mississippi and louisiana. that's on the warm side of the storm. the cold side, you are going to watch the snow really get going beginning tonight up into tennessee and kentucky. there it goes. look at all that snow. blizzar

in madison county there is new construction to look out for. a portion of north carolina 63 is closed in marshal in the area of half moon ridge road. how you can follow the sign detour in place to get around it. this project is expected to wrap up next week. if you are heading out towards merriman avenue on your morning commute, look out for these delays. traffic is slow moving on the northbound side near i-240, so keep that in mind. i-240 is in good shape right no. that is a smooth 6 minute ride from fairview road over to the i-26 merge. no problems there for you. that's a look at your on-time traffic report brought to you by the wired mouse. >>lauren: thank you, jaclyn. happening to day, a candler man accused of scamming home owners is scheduled to be in court. marshal spears is charged with two clownlts of felony obtaining property by false pretenses. at least a half dozen victims claim they were defrauded by elderly women. >>jay: we have an update on a story we first broke for you yesterday morning. a tennessee man remains in jail following a multicounty chas

carol: snow came down in mars hill, north carolina, today. that's in madison county. michael: schools closed early there. and students also went home early in yancey and haywood counties. right now, wyff news 4's mike mccormick is on our snow patrol, he is live and local in maggie valley. it is awfully cold there.

a look at the live super doppler 4 hd, light snow along the tennessee-north carolina border, northern swing county, northern madison county got some dusting. the counties highlighted in blue along the spine of the tennessee-north carolina mountain range, those counties are under a windchill advisory until noon today. in the higher elevations above 3500 feet. it can lead to frostbite, hypothermia possibility for those outdoors not dressed well enough. anyone off today may be enjoying skiing during the weather up in the mountains are dress warmly. 18 is the current temperature in boone. 25 in asheville. we will see it continue to drop. low 30's for the upstate. again, 10-20 plus mile-per-hour wind makes it feel more like 12 in hendersonville, one in boone, 14 and natural -- in asheville, across the upstate in piedmont, mid-20's. sunshine today, but on the chilly side. high of 27 for the mountains, 41 for the upstate. tomorrow morning as we report back to work and school, it will be cold. 13 for a low in the mountains. 20 in the upstate. highs tomorrow to -- of 29. mid 40's wednesday. we could see rain-snow mix in the

investigators found the remains of 13-year-old nicole madison lovell in north carolina. her body was taken back to virginia for an autopsy. the teen was missing since wednesday. this morning we know that this 18-year-old virginia tech student is being charged with her murder. david isenhourler is in jail being held without bond. anthony: a fight that sparked a shooting al durham's north gate mall. police are trying to track down the suspects. the shooting started after 7:00 last night. several rounds were fired in the parking lot. by the time it ended one person was hit in the arm. we are told that person is expected to recover from their injuries. robbery was busted after going on a joyride. abc11 eyewitness news was the only station there moments after this man was arrested by durham sheriff's deputies. his name is willie daniel, accused of holding up a store on miami boulevard at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. and after the robbery daniel ran to j.j.'s and yanked an 82-year-old out of her pickup truck, pushed her to the ground and fled off down u.s. 70. authorities were ch

madison county seeing in and swain north of bryson city seeing snow showers. temperatures, this is important as they crash tonight we will see black ice a problem on some of the back roads. it will freeze because we will see temperatures below freezing about 15 hours. it will be a cold one and windy one. 27-mile-per-hour weekend gusts in henderson developville. they will start to diminish by 4:00 a.m. the wind chill was like about five degrees above zero in the asheville area and it will continue to feel very cold overnight. the thermometer will read 19 in asheville. that will freeze a lot of stuff. 25 anderson will be the low and 28 in abbeville. tomorrow a lot of snow will melt so have the kids play early. temperatures will top out near 50 in tkpwraoefpl. spartanburg starts at 23 but anderson spartans -- starts at 25 and asheville starts in the teens and warms up to 40. you will start to see melting by lunchtime borrows you will -- because you will be at 40. that will help the d.o.t. workers. expect highs to be the warmest in the south. over to be a byville

madison" and "buncombe counties" schools.... in north carolina.... we've also learned "wofford college" has cancelled classes tomorrow... we have the full list scrolling now on the bottom of your screen... and also on our website....just look under the "weather tab" and "closings" at wspa-dot-com... we may see several power outages in our area...due to this winter weather... how you prepare can make a difference ... besides knowing where working flashlights are....and making refrigerator on its coolest setting tonight....to make your food last longer if the power does go out tomorrow... if that happens ... make sure you open your cabinets so your pipes get warmer air..and turn your faucets near the outside walls on to a trickle. also keep the number of your power company on standby, so you can let them know. for duke energy customers that is 1-800-poweron for laurens electric it's: 1-866-9 restore and for broad river electric its...1- 866 coop-out. if you missed any of these numbers....you can find them on our website....wspa dot com...under "links m

you can see the 30 inches in northern new jersey, the big cut off north of i-84. this is madison in norris county, 22 inches. blaretown 21. now fairfield about 11 inches. high tide times right now as we move so moderate flooding, especially in the jersey shore. look at the back edge. it's toying with us and then quickly moves out. i hope after we see you after the basketball game we see our final flakes leaving the area. still snow can last another 6, 7 hours on the eastern end of long island. still the heavy snow band continues right over new york city. the intensity does diminish this evening but still a couple hours away from that. tomorrow the sun returns, the melting begins. thank goodness. it's going to be a long clean up. then we're mild into early next week. we got a ways to go. back to you. >> all right , lee. thank you, sir. >>> very quickly before we wrap up at 6:30 let's go out to kimberly richardson in yonkers. one final wrap up. kimberly. >> reporter: this is keith . he's been out here shovelling. tell folks what you do for a living. where you work. >> i work at sha

and authorized 120- million in infrastructure improvements at the apex industrial park in north las 3 (madison)---wx---- >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, steve says he's sorry. >> i have to apologize. >> steve harvey opens up about the moment that stunned the world. >> i'm beyond sorry for what happened that night. >> as he finally sits down with the women at the center of his miss universe mistake. >>> dishing it out. from nabbing a hard to get reservation to one thing you a restaurant insider shares the secrets of dining out. >>> and baby weight. on a little ride with our baby. there we go. >> no more excuses. jenna and i get back to the gym with a little help from our little ones, today, tuesday, january 19, 2016. >> we're from oklahoma university! >> hello to our friends in north carolina! >> we're from alabama! >> i turn 14 today. >> today is my 18th birthday. >> i'm celebrating my 90th birthday at the "today" show. >> good morning, everybody. 8:00 on "today." it's january 19th. it is a chilly one. 17 degrees. >> you've got your nanook of the north hat on. >> crazy cold out here. >> i

investigators found the remains of 13-year-old nicole madison lovell in surrey county, north carolina. her body was taken back to virginia overnight for an autopsy. the girl was missing since wednesday. this morning an 18-year-old virginia tech student is facing charges of murdering her. david eisenhauer is in jail without bond. anthony: this morning a fight that parked a shooting at durham's north grate mall, authorities are trying to track down the suspects. the shots fires after 7:00, and parking lot area. by the time his ended, one person was hit in the arm and that person's injuries are not considered serious. robbery was arrested not before first going on a destructive joy rye -- ride. see this video. abc11 eyewitness news was the only station there. he was accused of holding up a store at 3:00 p.m. yesterday. and after that robbery, daniel ran to j.j. fish and chicken and yanked an 82-year-old out of her pickup truck, pushed her to the ground and sped off down u.s. 70. authorities were chasing him, he sit several wars including one on east end avenue. eventually he ditched the

continue to stretch @east into the heart of the @snowbelt along u.s.322 and @north to the kirtland and @concord areas, madison as well. @we have a lake snow advisory @that continues for lake geauga, @ashtabula counties about you @will cuyahoga be added to that? @we may see the band shifting @farther south. @there is a preview of the snow @accumulations. @we are talking about another @one to four plus inches @possible in the primary areas @that could include central and @eastern cuyahoga county. @we will detail that a little @bit more and take you hour by @quite a week. @>> thanks. @>>> let's hit the roads. @drivers should use extra @caution tonight with some snow @coming in places and blowing @snow in others. @we are keeping an eye on what @drivers are dealing with. @we have a crew in chester land @and geauga county, driving near @306 south, 322 west. @they traveled through lake @county too where they saw a @light dusting of snow on and @off. @right now the traffic looks @like it's moving at a normal @rate between lake geauga and @cuyahoga county, 80o dot trucks @are on the roads keeping them @>>> cleveland p

madison on the @lake. @you can see the band setting up @over the lake this, is the one @that formed south and lifting @north. @we are not done yet as we @expand the picture labor -- a @little bit, not alone in this. @this little shift taking place @here. @see the band how it drops @south, we may see that come @down in to northern ohio, and @that would shift the snow @the hour by hour forecast, @notice the temperatures in the @single digits. @here is the lake snow. @watch how this comes south a @little bit to start the day, @that significant for the @morning commute. @east of cleveland, you are @going to travel 90 or 2, 322, @you are going to need to leave @early. @bad conditions possible. @the rest of us having to deal @with bitterly cold @temperatures, look how the lake @snow bands start to turn a @little bit with the northwest @wind. @it starts to go away. @we will see improving @conditions through the day @tomorrow. @look how temperatures get back @in to the upper teens. @how much snow is coming, you @can see it's primary lake @affect territory we are talking @about with potential for the 2- @6 inches of

north kerfs here and there. we had to kind of take our time. >> karen: slick roads caused yancey and madison county schools to close area. it was a surprise for one

you know it's been coming down in some areas and still is closer to the lakeshore north of mentor. madison seeing light snow and out in ashtabula county a little bit of light snow still hanging on. i think conditions will continue to improve throughout the morning. by this afternoon really just cold and windy for everyone. 17 is your forecast high. with the wind factored in it feels in the single digits or zero to the tune of about 5 below for a windchill this afternoon. got to cover up those extremities. your fingers and putting on the mittens as well.

worst areas i want to say are over on route 6 near chardon, hamden and we were on rote 528, madison road heading north into thompson towards we saw a truck spun out into a ditch probably about an inch of snow on the roadways out there. several odot crews we saw out there plowing and salting. haven't seen so many on the highways right now. i think the highways are looking pretty good. laura, you can give us the rest of the picture on other cleveland-area roads. laura. >> laura: you have it exactly right. we have good reports from highways this morning. the major highways across the area, those side streets and the state routes are a little diceyer out there. i-77 at harvard is what you're looking at here. we look clear and roads are a little wet. they're very well treated so that's good news to start your day as we get closer to when most people take off on the roadways. 480 is 58 miles per hour on the west side and 57 on the east side. on i-90 i-90 50 miles per hour. the rest of the ride in looks like this, we're right inside talking the guy as he driving into downtown cleveland this morning. drive ti

a little further north, you can see it actually in madison county, making its way further south into haywood county, as well as swain county, right along the north carolina and tennessee border, but these are just flurries. very little in terms of accumulation, little impact as well. so, i think the lower elevations even bright as we make our way into monday, as well as tuesday. >>> take a look at the highs. we are back in the mid and upper 40s for the majority of the region, low 50s for some in the mountains. warmer still close to the 60 degrees mark down in the upstate, but the topic of conversation is certainly going to be some of the colder air as we make our way into the next few mornings. back down into the teens for our overnight lows. maybe even 10 degrees below our average for this time of year. but, we will see a gradual warmup and maybe a bit of a rebound as we make our way into thursday and friday. but, at that time, we are also going to be talking about some rain showers. >>evan: all right. those flurries, it was a nice little tease. >>zack: it is a little tease. i think

north carolina area. the areas include greenville, asheville, blacksburg, madison, lenoir, and shelby. fans are partying for the next hour or so and the event starts at 1:0we see kids, adults, people of all ages just coming out and enjoying the panthers, and celebrating them prior to the super bowl. allyson: thank you. in santa clara, crews are getting the field ready for the big game. workers painted the turf including the gold nfl logo at the 50th super bea history. crews say they worked about 15 hours each day to lay down the brand new sod field that went in right after the 49ers' final home game. officials are expecting about 70,000 fans to attend the big game. ahead of the big game february 7, wyff 4 will bring you a special show next week. brad fralick and marc dopher will start our live team coverage monday in california. geoff hart join them thursday, and then we'll have our special called "chasing a championship" at 8:00 next friday, february 5, right here on wyff 4. turning to the weather now, and a live look out over woodruff road with our skycam. what a difference a week ma

we will watch out in haywood county, madison county, and western north carolina. monday morning, we could have some advisories as far as delays. myra: the weather sounds like good sliding -- sledding weather. it's check out this one. this is a siberian husky sled dog team. take a closer look at who is leading it. pamela: her name is nicole. her parents are dog sledders. they say exposing her to dogs at an early age helps teach responsibility and respect for myra: not a bad idea. let's take a look across the country. we want to show you this man who police say shot an officer in philadelphia thursday night used a stolen gun, and pledged his allegiance to isis. investigators say edward archer approached a marked car around midnight and opened fire. officer jesse hartnett was shot at least 11 times, but still got out and ran after archer. officer is now in serious condition. the gun used in the attack is a police firearm that was stolen from a home. a passenger's bizarre outburst forced a plane to make an unscheduled stop witnesses say about 30 minutes after the unit

southern portions of kiahoga county, well towards our east, portions of giaga into madison, out towards ashtabula, north walk, erie into huron county, dealing with a few left overs as this system continues to track more towards the east. you can see, i think going about the 10:00 hour, we're going to lose this moisture completely and sit under mostly cloudy conditions as we head into the rest of the day. this is that next storm system that we are tracking. it's called a panhandle hook and what is going to save us here is not a typical scene. when you hear panhandle hook, you're thinking a lot of snowfall for northeast ohio. this is tracking more towards the west instead of east and so that is going to allow us only accumulation. now, this starts off as rain over night tonight. 48 degrees going into 3:00 a.m. and that pretty much sticks around. here comes that dividing line and also cooler air by 11:00 tomorrow, you start to see from worchester. that is transitioning into peer snow. this is not like a lake effects snow event where it is restricted toward eastern location. this is going to be widespread a