that is still rotating around giving us a few snow showers over northeast colorado. what you notice is colorado is begining to clear. we will see clearing skies overnight. with the clearing skies, sunshine tomorrow. but, it is just a one-day event. here it is on doppler 4,000. hour by hour. as we put it in motion, wednesday clears out. sunny skies across the state. and we see a few scattered snow the clouds pushing across the front range. as we roll it into friday, another surge comes in. look at where the snow lines up. laramie, southern metro. that is pretty heavy know going on. that is at 6:00 a.m. the start of your rush hour. look at how long it hangs around. right along the front range until 2:00. and that is as far out as the extended forecast goes on the hour by hour. we will be interesting to see what it looks like tomorrow. all the action taking place in the east, a lot of low pressure, that big storm system. some showers an there over the southeast, but for us, we were cooler today. high pressure, cool front coming on through. temperatures were on the chilly

you see snow showers in northeast colorado. a little clearing though over the southwest. we will see sunshine tomorrow. but, i have also got snow for denver in the forecast. >> new at 6:00, the family of a road rage victim talks about the children this father left behind. i'm tom mustin. rage case may be tied to >> developing now, an emergency crew scrambling to evacuate more people thanks to a fast moving wild fire. they have burned dozens of homes and businesses in a resort around gatlinburg, tennessee. look at the flames surrounding people trying to evacuate. people were trapped in a hotel as things burned right around them. >> so ... they are keeping us in now. but, the smoke is really bad in here. >> we are just now beginning to assess the loss of structures and general conditions throughout the area. >> horrible scene. the wild fire is being fueled by high winds again today. very dry conditions. 14,000 people have been evacuated. >>> the investigation begins in columbia after a deadly plane crash. >> six people did survive. 71 died. a brazilian soccer team was on bo

northeast colorado has a while to go. they could get one inch per hour of snowfall rate as the storm system winds up. >> it is already intensifying now on the eastern plains. they filled in much, much more than they were earlier. starting to clear a bit more. off to the west, the clouds are clearing more. and temperatures are going to plummet in that area. so take a look at the eastern plains. once you leave town, headed toward the airport, out toward

the piece dipped here into northeast colorado. jim and karen, that right there, low pressure developing out on the plains. it is going to bring a change to the forecast tomorrow. stick around. we will break it down for you coming up in just a bit. >> we will be ready for it chris. thank you. >>> the wind drove a number of fires across the front range today. it is still causing problems for firefighters working on mopup efforts. >> reporter: karen, this is a fire that started about nine hours ago, and firefighters are still on scene as they try and mop up what has gone on here. the wind being a major factor for fires both in the city, and out here on the plains. this fire broke out near watkins just after noon. the fire started at this house and burned it to the ground sending flames into the nearby dry fields. there's so much damage that the cause will likely never be found. it quickly grew acres burning another garage with a car inside it. the wind pushed the flames so quickly, this playground was left unharmed. >> i was scared t

especially here in northeast colorado. by far the best chance for snow. stays in the colorado mountains. you saw how much is on the way. lows tonight. cold. we have 13 steam boat springs. 7 in gunnison. 6 in dillen. 20s here in the east. highs tomorrow. another round of very cold 20s. and 30s through most of the mountains. a lot of places not getting above freezing. we'll be chilly. with upper 30s to about 40 degrees. and the 50s are gone. as you drop ten degrees in southeast colorado. closer slew. these are forecast highs. again. a chill in the air. we should be in the mid to upper 40s. like we were today. tomorrow. upper 30s. to about 40 degrees. commerce city thoto broom field and back up to kaoepbs tpwurg. 31 degrees at 9:00 tonight. tomorrow i'll let in sunshine. the clouds will be weuping by. from 38. sunshine. but only 40. on wednesday. although the sun will make it feel better. down to 37. another fast moving cold front. snow showers -fpls trickling late thursday night. only 34 for high on friday. and a gray sky. i can't rule out a little bit of ac

we will have to watch out for gustier winds in northeast colorado allowing temperatures to feel even colder. temperatures are currently in the 20s and teens. closer to foothills, temperatures in the teens for when you factor in wind chill temperatures, in the teens for northern colorado. goes without saying you're going to snead need -- to need the seat warmers. temperatures around longer around 30 degrees. 10:00, sunny and bright out there wouldn't go out in shorts though. temperatures will be in the 30s. it's deceiving because of that sunshine. that storm system is all but move add way. it's lift -- it's lifted up, up and away. temperatures today rising to 40 degrees. again breezy at times in north eastern colorado. highs look like this. 30s close to foothills, low 30s i-25 and up and over the divide few temperatures in the teens. tonight going to be a cold one. temperatures drop to teens. into the weekend, going to be a nice one. looks like trash day out here. picking up trash in the backyard. back to you. out there. multiple airlines had delays so crews could desighs the deice the

northeast colorado. and finally. that strong wind lifts away. skies clear. snow showers will come through. and end in the mown mountain. wake up tomorrow a few spotty snow showers. a good deal of sunshine on the eastern plains. with just a couple high clouds. maybe coming late in the day. wider view. there goes the accumulation. tomorrow morning. it's quiet. we'll bump a few snow showers -fpls you can see how spotty they are. central to northern mountains. back towards meeker and steam boat. look at that. the sunsets everything clears out. tomorrow night. under clearing skies tonight. co sing the digits to most of the mountains. and teens with some spots looking to go below 0. we will be in the cold teens and 20s. for the lows here in the east. and tomorrow. not much changes. cold 20s. sunshine will make it feel better in the mountains. 30s with west. and a little better with 40s to the south and east. into the low 40s in the northeast. only a jump of about 2 to 3 degrees from where we were today. most places in denver right at 40 degrees. than that. tonight

in the sky, check it out, what is this, snowca north and east digital satellite looking down northeast colorado and all of this to the east and metro denver denver is the snow that we got yesterday blanketed in the ground. across well county, back -- back towards fort morgan, cutting across iowa, and the snow field, pretty thick out here continues to melt the snow, did not warm-up but the only place above freezing is where snow on the ground, really actually close to 40 degrees. everybody else struggling to get to 32 degrees. however heading into the evenings the temperatures crashed down to 24 eleven o'clock tonight. it looks like it will flip into the cold scenes. i will have the numbers for another cold night ahead. get ready for warmer temperatures and we have more snow in the pinpoint weather forecast. a reminder to slow down after when driver one driver crashed the car into the back westbound i-70, the driver of the subaru with minor injuries but caused major delays for everyone, and clean up that mess. icy conditions for causing a deadly crash the five vehicles last night in greeley, the

notice a splash of what kubeisa and snow here in northeast colorado. these are just preliminary first run. i like where i see in the they are in desperate need of the snow. we have 3-6 maybe even 12 inches possible. telluride had to postpone their opening-day was set for thanksgiving. the foothill should do okay. notice a loaded with a bull's-eye and then there's denver in a little bit of a whole. it is possible this could skip by denver even one or 2 inches we're seen early on in the game a lot of that is probably going to come out which means while it may fall you may never be able to measure that much. it's more of what we had very dry conditions. temperatures soar to get into the 50s and 60s. and it's tough to get snow with temperatures in the warmest rees and fifth 60s and 70s. once again running well above our normal of 53. outside right now is still very warm. sixty-four and 58 officially out of the airport. look across the air area. sixty a more sabrina 61 in thorton. eastern plains cooled into the 40s. and you can see temperature dropping into

of the low- pressure systems and spins across the states moving off to kansas the snow over northeast colorado, the front range still lingering snow sees no indicators of radar beam runs into the granite of the colorado rockies and doesn't always pick up the snow in the valleys. it's still snowing up that way. this is what looked like on the eye 25 corridor. we'll pick up another inch or two this evening before this in heavy snow towards the roxborough park area. those first of snow might come down as much as have to inch of snow in an hour before things like that. from the swing -- from the springs to pueblo, the wheat farmers are really happy to get the moisture. yesterday was 80, let's try 38 for the high. 27 to spend the low, normals the downtown area authority down to 26. the wins screen in from the north at 24 miles per hour dropping that wind shell. data 10 degrees. you want to bundle up tonight and you can see that sheen on the roads. be careful later. get icing on bridges ramps and overpasses. the core of the storm is out near goodland kansas. snows all the way to minnesota. thunderst

northeast colorado has a while to go. they could get one inch per hour of snowfall rate as the storm system winds up. >> it is already intensifying now on the eastern plains. they filled in much, much more than they were earlier. starting to clear a bit more. off to the west, the clouds are clearing more. and temperatures are going to plummet in that area. so take a look at the eastern plains. once you leave town, headed toward the airport, out toward that snow is going to continue as this makes its way out of the state. so expect some stronger snow like chris just said throughout the next several hours out on the eastern plains. headed into the denver area downtown for us, it is fairly light at the moment. some areas might not get much at all. larimer county is getting a little clearing and lighter near fort collins. still pretty heavy out near leader. it there where chris is. the western slope areas near grand junction and delta, still getting a little bit of snow. but the west is clearing a bit more. and we have had a

sunshine in the afternoon but a over northeast colorado with highs in the mid to upper 50s. here's 60 down south and mid- sixties out west. the cooldown will not last very long. i temperatures in the upper 50s across most of the front range and mature area going to see upper 50s to low 60s coming up under a mostly sunny sky. tonight mostly clear, north winds 5 to 10. veterans day tomorrow, 58, mostly sunny and east winds will stack up saturday with highs back in the mid-60s, upper 60s sunday. brits got the basement bright spots on both days. assistant starts to move in thursday. a quick header which means no doubt most of snow in the mountains of northern and central colorado and hopscotch over us with light rain and snow . i think you'll be enough to welcome to seven sports extra. the latest from the valley. the broncos hope sunday.--- highly doubtful for to leave. they couldn't stop the run they find themselves six and three, third place in the west and a critical point in the season. the cheese are waiting on the other side of the bye week coming up. by miller said this i

looer but above average. 67 denver and acorn-- and akron and upper 80s in southeast colorado-- northeast colorado today. 50s expected in mountains, metro area 68 lakewood 67 centennial but 70s for do you and little-- for denver university and highlands ranch cooler overnight and for tomorrow high temperature at 67, mostly sunny skies and it will stay a bit color this week but certainly above normal for november. 60 on wednesday with maybe a few scattered mountain snow showers, mostly sunny thursday and mostly sunny friday. then a week disturbance comes through saturday with a chance of a few light showers and another arriving monday with a chance of a few light showers. not exactly a major change but warmest october, we're the second warmest. it went from no snow to a foot of snow in the month of november and a snowy season poll of that. >> none of us remembers that so it's all good.>> so many jokes that we make. >>> the rivalry renewed, broncos and raiders first place on the line in the black hole. we will hear from gary kubiak. scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for b

partly to mostly cloudy skies in northeast colorado. a little warmer across the southeast for pueblo and springfield, and even up in the mountain it's a pretty -- mountains it's a pretty mild one. northern colorado looking good. partly to mostly cloudy skies. the clouds increasing again monday ahead of the next storm system. a wintry mix here in the metro area, cooler temperatures tuesday and wednesday. all eyes on the thanksgiving holiday and beyond, nothing but sunshine and temperatures in >>> from colorado's sports leader, here's rod mackey. >> 62 to 36. that was the last time the buffs have a win this big in boulder. way back in 2001 when they crushed at the time number two nebraska. now, washington state isn't quite that caliber, but today's game was still the first at in 14 years. the buffs needed a win to keep the pac 12 championship hopes alive. taking it in from in close, game tied up at 14. the buffs went into the break though down 17-14. down but certainly not out. cu started the second half the way they started the first with

. >> and, the wrap around from the storm still bringing some snow showers into northeast colorado. and some mountain locations. but the skies are clearing. so, sunshine tomorrow. but, then, lauren andly show you some really ,, >> happening now, the state is recruiting leading medical professionals to combat the epidemic of prescription drug abuse. so quick to give it if someone sprains their ankle or knees. >> feedback will be applied to the state's guidelines for prescribing and dispensing opioids. >>> there was an outbreak of broncos fever at the university of the colorado hospital. >> a group of players an cheer leaders dropped by to visit patients. kathy walsh is here. one fan got a great surprise. >> reporter: one huge broncos fan. he happen to be fighting >> it is incredible. i did not expect this. >> reporter: devoted broncos fan gary bowman found himself gushing. >> you are my favorite team. >> reporter: broncos bearing gifts, singled him out as they spread broncos fever through the university of colorado hospital. >> you guys have done more than i could ever imagine. >> re

to the story at hand, we have a cold front which is just now dipping down into northeast colorado giving us a surge of cool air. and we will get a secondary surge of cool air coming in from the west. that is probably after sunrise tomorrow. let's go to lauren in the colorado weather center. colder and moisture. >> i know. it will be so nice to get them. we really need the moisture and it will be nice to cool off a little bit and feel more like november. at least, that is what we have been hearing. this cold front works its way through tonight and we have more cold air tomorrow. and tomorrow afternoon, there is a chance for snow here in denver, as the system continues to move through. some heavier snowfall as we head toward the high country. off into the eastern plains could have rain for a little while. that may change to snow for system. so it moves pretty quickly. by friday, it is gone and we are looking at maybe a little lingering snow by midnight. but for the most part, the moisture wraps up tomorrow around midnight in the early morning hours into friday. with this storm, we have win

the high temperatures will be in the 60s across northeast colorado and the 70s across the southeast and some 50s are scattered in the mountains, which is still above normal for the early part of november. but cooler certainly than today. metro area mostly sunny sky looking at upper 60s to the park. it'll turn a bit cooler, mostly clear with the winds becoming northeast with a low of 42. tomorrow the high at 67 degrees. mostly sunny. we'll say not as warm, but that is still above the normal high around 60. and for wednesday, a little cooler still, partly cloudy and 60. thursday mostly sunny 68. bright spot on friday with a nice day mostly sunny and 40 and then a 70 after. and a couple of weak storm systems may impact the state on saturday and again on monday and this is not the change that will eventually bring us the wintery weather, but they will make things feel a little bit more like the middle of autumn rather than late summer. >> right. >> we're getting there, we're getting there, thank you, mike. >>> you know, you might want to avoid i-70 the next few days. they'll hold traffic in

temperatures fort collins and greeley upper 30s. 34 here in denver. 30s northeast colorado. 50s southeast parts of our state. that's the warm spot today. meanwhile, talking about snow. we're moving to western colorado. really starting to push in now. this is going intensity not only down here through san juans but north of i-70. eventually down to denver. that is wave number one. we get a break from that at 2:00. 5:30, wave 2 hits in time for the drive home from work. since we hit 80 yesterday, a lot of snow melts as it hits the pavement. it may accumulate on grassy surfaces where anywhere between fall here in town. clears out tonight, tomorrow. windy, cold, dry. the system is going to push well east of colorado tomorrow afternoon. out to our west, 5 to 10 inches of snow over veil pass and to the west where we have winter storm warnings in effect today. along the continental divide, 2-4 inches possible. 2-5 around san juans. highs today lunchtime, low 40s here. 30s 50s and 60s southeast colorado. the system does not impact you except wind and high fire danger. today here in denver, wind,

there are some snow shower sneaking into northeast colorado early tomorrow morning. by the heavy stuff stays in the high country. warnings and advisories in effect. the pink is warnings and the purple is advisories. several inches of new snow along the continental divide. the resorts are happy about this and it will be a tough day for travelers. 40s for denver and most of eastern north -- eastern colorado. 20s up high and 30s on the western slope. in all week long. it is something we haven't talked about in a long time. there may be morning snow showers by friday morning and only 28 degrees.>>> here is a look at what is going on at the cbs 4 mousetrap camera. heavier volume as folks head back to work from the holiday weekend. here's a look at the drive with speas in the 20s it will take 11 minutes from parker road to i-25. there is quite a bit of red on the map, but the silver lining is no accidents or stalls to report. >>> looking at what could be the foreseeable future. a lot of folks were having trouble in the high country and today will be the same?>> a lot of wi

this morning rain moved northeast colorado. still the snow in the higher elevations and especially here from steamboat all the way towards eagle, vail, aspen, and back towards grand junction. so it depends on your elevation what you are getting, rain versus snow. we have a ways to go here. everything shaded in pink is a winter storm warning. especially when we have winter storm warnings that are issued over i-70. most times the interstate gets shut down at some point because it's just too much with the next few days, and that warning is in effect until monday night and it will also be windy, too. winds around 30 to 40 miles per hour up through the higher elevations. starting at 6:00 we have a high wind atch here for the foothills frrm boulder back to conifer and idaho springs for wind gusts around 75 miles per hour. so this will be between 6 p.m. and midnight tonight. we already have 40-mile-per- hour gusts for broomfield, 24 for dia. down in southern have had gusty winds between 20 and 30 miles an houu as well. here is the hig

a little bit of cloudiness into southern colorado and into the northeast. but that's it. quite a bit in the way of sunshine going on. cold front is sitting over southern colorado into oklahoma and shooting that's a one-day deal. as we get into tomorrow and the weekend, high pressure starts to move back and on the weather map there's a little low pressure area up here up the coast of california. that will ride that high and probably go into the northern rockies and canada over the course of the weekend. no moisture from that guy either. if you have outdoor plans you're probably going to stay dry this weekend. we'll look at the fiveday4cast and see if there's anything in the next few days. honoring its veterans. president obama laid the wreath at the tomb of the unknowns for the final time of his presidency. he noted that veterans day often falls after election, saying we should look to our veterans and military as examples. >> example of a military that meets every mission, one united team, all getting each others' backs. >> the president said the military serves as the mos

with temperatures are in the 20s in northern colorado and northeast colorado right now. fast forward to this afternoon, 50s for fort collins and greeley, denver 61. in the mountains temperatures in the 50s and 60s. as we take you throughout the day the temperatures by midday will be in the mid to upper 50s. and then we will top out in the low 60s this afternoon. i no he we will have lots of clouds -- i know we will have but this evening into early this evening we will have a break from the clouds. this evening the clouds increase into tomorrow morning. let me show you. here is a look at future-cast. 11:00 we still have clouds around town. spotty showers in the mountains. there is break happening around 8:30. tonight we have the clouds increasing through tomorrow morning. but in the high country is really where we have the big business going on. rain and snow becomes scattered tomorrow. rest of monday and tuesday. so, that is when we are expecting the conditions on the roads to be pretty tough, especially in our central and southern mountains where there will be winter st

the low will continue to make its way toward the north northeast, settling in right over colorado as we head into saturday. so a little bit of some cloud cover and a little moisture left into this saturday. the valley started to dry out and will continue to dry out as the warmer air sinks into our area. here's what we can expect for this weekend. our overnight temperatures are going to be sitting in the 50s, in the 60s for most nights. tomorrow, first saturday, 83 the expected high scottsdale and 82 for us in glendale. as we head into our sunday, 86 is the expected high. starts a gradual warmup into our tuesday. 87 will be the high. after that, wednesday through friday, back down into the low 50s. >>> prop 206 would raise the is messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'ha

of the rain kept the temperatures down 60s in the mountains then 60s and 70s for northeast and south is southeast colorado denver coming in at 72 degrees after starting it a chilly 35 we should be a 58 and 29 and your records are not far away 76 we're 76 we're only out that mark by 40 degrees. wind is out of the southeast it is noticeable and 17 miles per official center is at 7968 in stapleton warm 60s lakewood with a word and wheat ridge all sitting there. at 70 degrees we're in the mid 50s and fort collins cooler down in castle rock right now in the 50s you look over the higher elevations off to the west of denver the wind is noticeable we're incarcerated up over ten to 15 miles per hour the southeasterly wind continues. a drop off early tomorrow but they stay in that direction and pick up again with a stronger when speeds out here on the eastern plains the wends will be wind will be in the same places tomorrow as it is today. but a lot of moisture our way nice band of rain and snow showers so that hitting south is colorado notice in that suddenly direction and dries out here the beneficial will be in

this is associated with a major storm system that will come moving northeast out of colorado in the next 24 hours. that will it to the west while here in eastern iowa we'll experience the south winds and mild temperatures. tomorrow morning early in the day, we may have a few scattered clouds around but the temperatures will be very mild for this time of year. our normal low is back in the upper 20s and we're looking at readings in the upper 40s. the day gets off to a mild start and by the time we all come home later in the day temperatures will be pretty close to the upper sibts to lower 70s. and windy conditions tomorrow afternoon butter near records high a possibility and beyond that a front arrived and sharply colder conditions are anticipated for friday afternoon and right on through the upcoming weekend. tomorrow the warm side of the storm and these are the record high temperatures for our major cities. 73 in cedar rapids. 75 in iowa city. 74 in waterloo and these are the forecast temperatures we maybe just a little short of the records i th reaching them. so here's our storm we're

colorado. the storm has moved northeast to nebraska, south dakota and minnesota. a foot of snow has fallen in some places. soon but the temperatures are about to plunge. stormwatch7 joins us with what is coming our way. steve? steve: it's looking good out there now for the everything and the overnight. the temperatures will fall in 50's. eventually the 40's under mainly clear skies. the temperature trend is a big change on the way. tomorrow's high in the upper 60's. compare it to sunday when we will be in middle 40's. that is part of the story. we have gusty winds and the wind chill factors that will be in the 2 expect for the redskins football game sunday night and the thanksgiving week travel outlook. all of that and more coming up in a few minutes. jonathan: see you then. we are hearing for the first time from the six baltimore police officers charged in freddie gray's death. you will remember he died in 2015 in police custody setting off protest and riots in baltimore. sergeant white called it devastating. and she faced financial problems but that wasn't the w

as you head up toward the northeast the cold is back across the colorado rockies. in the middle is this big storm system. we have snowfall through the southeast. let's look at the long-range forecast. today and for thanksgiving it is nice in mild. the storm system is bringing the snow back west. it will passed to the north. another cold front will pass through here on saturday with the 10 percent rain chance. we cool slightly on sunday then we warm right back up out ahead >>> we're looking fantastic across the bay area bridges. we have look at the skyway bridge right now. over the skyway howard franklin is up to speed as well. is the courtney in the gandy. let's take a look at to 75. enjoy this while you can. if you going to be leg to think about some thanksgiving traffic tips. if you're going to head out, over 46 million people are going to be hitting the roads today. it is the busiest time. the worst departure will be today. if you do have to leave, leave early. by 6 am you should be okay depending on where you are going. once you get past the 2 pm mark a lot of

the temperatures are sitting in the 70s in broomfield, denver at dia in northern colorado and on the northeast close to the foothills temperatures are in the 60s and 50s. if you're going to cheer on your favorite high school football team, the forecast looks cool and dry, temperatures by the end of the evening in the upper 40s. now our futurecast through the rest of tonight is showing just foothills, but it's going to be a generally dry forecast tonight and even through tomorrow morning. the temperatures for tonight will drop to around 41 degrees with a few high clouds, but all in all it will be mild for this time of year and those winds will be calm. overnight lows will drop into the 30s into northern colorado and here in the city not quite freezing, close to the foothills temperatures in the 40s and 30s tonight. now i want to focus on what's happening south of us because it's there is a chance for some severe storms into parts of southern zone and southern new mexico. it's that same storm system that's bringing in moisture, not only to the four corners, but also here into colorado, a wider l

colorado. the storm system taking shape, the primary low, the primary center of the storm right here, it will travel to the northeast tonight, and there's the heavy snow spread from minnesota to colorado, and blizzard warnings for parts of minute minute and parts of the -- minnesota and parts of upper midwest. there's the blizzard warning for parts of minnesota and south dakota. winter storm warnings for nebraska and south dakota into minnesota, and they're expecting the heaviest snow in the region here all the way to the north and up where there could be up to a foot of snow and blaze adder conditions -- blizzard conditions. the snow blowing and drifting, 30s. here's the snow fall potential and see who's going to see the heaviest snow. last night we were just looking in this region, but some snow snow called fall here in the east. up to minnesota about a foot but in minneapolis maybe up to six inches over parts of west virginia and pennsylvania as mountains seeing flurries in the late afternoon and evening saturday into saturday night as we have the strong northwest flow. you see the little gray there. that could b

northeast. it is bringing cold batter and moisture down its backside and into colorado. snow showers all day long. in fact into early tomorrow. eastern colorado, denver, stays on the dry side. we could see a stray shower sneaking through, but mostly this will stay in the high country where there are advisories in effect. some places taking out -- picking up enough snow to break out and keep those shovels out all weekend long -- all week long. 20s is the best we can do up high due to cloud cover and it has been a long time since we have seen a week with below normal weather, but that's what we have coming up in denver. we could have snow showers by early friday. >>> also the cold being brought in which may be an unwelcome site for some of us. here is a look at the sea.camera around vail pass. you can see that -- cdot camera around vail pass. it will if you travel around the high country. you can see along they'll and around idaho springs, conditions are worse than the high mountain passes that you get. there is a problem we are pothole in the right lane that could cause p

we will actually anticipate better snow amounts up in the northeast corner of colorado. mountain areas east of veil pass in the -- vail pass in the four to 10 range, heavier west of vail pass, the heaviest above 10,000 feet in the san juans. all those forecasts, by the way, by the end of the day tomorrow. today winding up to the storm, waiting on it, it comes in late tonight an tomorrow. so we are cloudy, nice day, low 60s, windier tomorrow, some light snow, wet snow in the morning, drying things up in the afternoon as we clear out and have a nice looking thanksgiving. a bit windy but otherwise pleasant. >> does look nice. thank you, marty. >>> we will be back in 25 >>> this morning on "today's take," are you ready for a throw down because we've got bobby flay as our celebrity co-host. >>> plus, delicious make-aheads your guests will gobble up on thanksgiving. >>> and oscarin >> announc from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on monday, november 21st, 2016. i'm al, tamron, and our good pal, jeff bobby flay,

northeast alabama was hit the hardest. >>> let's check in with meteorologist ashton altieri in colorado's weather center because the sun is out, but it is pretty cold out. >> yes, indeed. the same cold front responsible for the tornadoes in the southeast portion of the country is the front that brought this cold air to colorado still there's a lot less wind outside yesterday than yesterday at this time. this morning was very cold. ten degrees at dia, the coldest we've been there so far this season. 38 city park. 35 golden. 39at the airport. here's the plan for the rest of today, topping out around 40, similar to where we were yesterday. again, with more sunshine and less wind, it will feel a little warmer outside this yesterday. sun goes down at 4:30 and we'll be in the 20s for any wednesday evening plans you have. coming up we're going to talk about our next cold front when it arrives and what it will bring with it, and a big artic blast for next week. the full forecast is straight ahead. >> it will feel balmy this week compared to next week. thank you. >>> we have a mandatory evacuation order that is in place for the en

northeast. we are seeing a storm system come through utah and colorado. we will have a few close coming in. the coming in from the southwest for the next 24 hours or so. friday, the next storm system will approach from the west in the northwest. this will bring a change to your holiday weekend. it's looking mostly sunny and fantastic. noon and midshipman-70s through the afternoon forecast here in the valley. 74 in john there, ahwatukee and cave creek at 72 for tomorrow. interstate 17, traveling our state, temperatures along the interstate quarter -- interstate 10 quarter, midshipman-70s, and then going down into yuma. going verde. 57 flagstaff, we will top out at 35 tomorrow mostly sunny -- 45 tomorrow mostly sunny and dry. it will give breezie in the higher terrain that will be to the east and north of the valley, that will happen tomorrow morning. the strongest winds will be in the middle of the day, late afternoon they could be up to 25 miles per hour and places like sedona and flagstaff. and the next storm system we are tracking, and on sunday. this next storm system is bringing snow to

northeast arvada. right now just a few high clouds are starting to filter into northwest colorado. this is the forerunner of a new system that came onshore last night. it is making some progress sitting over salt lake city utah into idaho. this will bring a wind shift and some slightly cooler weather to colorado. we going to see a little snow will increase in our western and central mountains through the overnight. if you are planning to travel after work tonight, could be dicey on your higher passes. but as we get into the midday on thursday, this will clear on out. we will be left with some pretty gusty wind from time to time and talk to bless no around. a little bit of travel trouble if you are heading north and west out of denver. we don't have any winter weather advisories or warnings at this time. inches of snow. you notice darker blue in and around steamboat springs. some of the northwest facing slips could get into the 2 to 4 inch or 5 inch accumulation but this is not a big snow maker, just enough to freshen up the ski slopes for thanksgiving and create a little travel haz

rest of colorado with dry conditions. few clouds over the northeast corner of the state. fair weather clouds in the mountains a during the day. however, this evening strong wind gusts out of the south, new mexico and texas over the plains. that's bringing warmer air in for tomorrow. today running closes to 9 degrees above average. tomorrow 50s and 60s in mountain areas. 65 here with sunshine. warm day of the week. i'll go 72 degrees. we have a midday front thursday. brings in a breeze, few clouds, no rain or snow with it. slightly cooler on friday. the weekend still looking very, very fine. saturday is 9 cares colorado shares. hope everybody comes out to see us. >> i hope so too. going to be gorgeous little cool. >> we start out very busy. southb e470 interchange. left lane is blocked. cars off to the left shoulder of northbound 85 as well. all that traffic from the north and east. filtering down to just one lane. there are a lot of semi trucks coming through this drive as well. folks out of their cars exchanging info. this is a tie up for you. out to the rest of our morn

colorado. winds are still going to be gusty up to the northeast near sterling and akron, but it will be calmer here in denver. future cast shows few light snow showers today. we're likely to see snow develop tonight into early tomorrow morning across north western colorado. that's at 2:30 in the morning tomorrow. the snow is going to increase. thursday and an increase in clouds tomorrow. here in fort collins and -- a high of 30 on friddy. some low 40s saturday. low 50s on sunday. then a pretty big change. this next system could be the biggest snow maker for us in by the end of november, we're at over 12 inches. so on tuesday, we could make up for it. temperatures in the 20s, overnight lows in the single digits. we're looking at a big change, jason. >> goody. >>> we have a ppetty -- we have heavier traffic building here and therr. you can see i-70 to the east side. it's nice and quiet. you can see the heavier project up to the south side of i-76 -- 6 avenue is quiet. i-70 to the west is quiet. they did finish the accident at hamden and chamber so no need for an alternate route. no issues around

colorado and wyoming right now. bringing some heavy snow to the rockies. that will move northeast and bring us some good rain and again, just rain with this one. breezy and cool but otherwise fairly clear this afternoon. crystal clear and cold tonight. it will be chilly back to work or school tomorrow morning. sorry to bring it up. most of the day tomorrow will be quiet, and rain starts to move in on tuesday. the vast majority go back to work on tuesday without a drop of the berkshires and maybe parts of northern new england could see a little rain on tuesday. vast majority of us have to wait until the afternoon. best chance of rain probably all week long is tuesday afternoon and evening. there could be heavier showers mixed in fl and gusty winds as this rolls through. clears out early wednesday and another round of rain wednesday night into thursday. how much are we talking? hardly anything tuesday morning, but it starts to add up quickly tuesday afternoon and evening. an inch and another round wednesday night through thursday will take us up to an inch, inch and a half, two inch

the big storm will wrap up in southeastern colorado and eventually will make its way to the northeast. the time we get to thursday evening this low pressure has worked its way to western iowa. what happens on the other side of the front. snow is falling. for us on thursday we are in the warm sector of the storm. we have south winds blowing and that will send warm air into eastern iowa and the possibility of near warmth. this is what i am expecting for high temperatures. in cedar rapids i'm thinking 72. 72 in waterloo and 69 in dubuque. here are the records. we will end up a few degrees short of the actual records. we will be close to near record warmth around eastern iowa as that storm pubs that warm air in here. over the next seven days look at the temperatures. we will start out with thursday will be 27 degrees above normal with the highs 72. by saturday our high temperature is 37 degrees. we down from that 72. there's the possibility of a view snow showers. the cold blast is coming and the way this weekend looks is going to be the coldest one in cedar rapids since back on february

colorado. that's the accumulation expected for those folks in case you're traveling. high pressure shifting off to the northeast. that's going to give us that north easterly flow and pick up more low-level moisture. we start to see clouds pop in the afternoon and in the front saturday afternoon into sunday. that will provide the difference in the weekend in terms of temperatures saturday and then sunday. breezy and cooler sunday for a high of 60 degrees and a chilly monday morning. high temperatures next week, holiday week for most folks, travel and florida by the way will not be a problem if you are flying or driving. great weather locally including 79 degrees, near 80 degrees for thanksgiving day. it's always the other places people have to bear in mind if they have family visiting from somewhere else, that's where the trouble gets tricky. >> or folks who are headed up to the midwest. that is a real deal snowstorm. >> why would you do that? it's so nice here. >>t' florida. >>> we will be right back. stay with us. >>> plus, here is what you will see tomorrow at 6 am. >> the music app makes snapchat irrelevant.

colorado. >> and ed, you are tracking a chance of snow. >> snow right here in denver. northeast. let's take a look at the hour by hour forecast. skies clear for tomorrow. sunshine around over the eastern plains. maybe a flurry or two for the mountains. thursday, here come the clouds. snow showers in the mountains. then, friday morning, here is snow right along the front range. maybe even into the metro area. that is at 6:00 a.m. and watch how it hangs around just about all day long to the evening rush hour. that is at 5:00 p.m. so, we are going to watch this friday. all the action really taking place in the east as the high pressure building into the west. a very heavy line of thundershowers down there. as you can see, they had some very heavy hail. straight line winds and all the little red symbols are funnel clouds or tornadoes touched down. take a look. the green flash flood. you can see the gold, those are severe thunderstorm warnings. and, the red ones, tornado a very heavy line of thunderstorms southeast. the reason the cold air crashes into the warm moist air. you get the

northeast into the midwest. this is a classic system this time of year where they come out of roughly colorado and move into the upper midwest. possibly a foot of snow potential across sections of minnesota across nebraska into that code is. this is happening through friday as you can see. those traveling for the holiday, a lot of folks hitting the road, you could be dealing with snow if you drive in that tonight, clear skies continue, cool temperatures this evening, a jacket not a bad idea if you are going to be out later. thursday morning, more sunshine. we hope you can handle it because another beautiful day like this. sunshine, dry weather into friday. feel a bit milder because we are seeing a consistent easterly flow and that just adds a bit more moisture into the atmosphere and makes it feel warmer overall. high pressure will continue to dominate and that front is headed our way. and that will bring cooler temperatures for sunday which you will see on the a day forecast. still warm for saturday, 80 degrees for a high, a site rain chance of 10%. sunday, the effects of the front are felt. 68 degrees for a h

not only colorado, but the inner mountain west and the northeast.storm system coming in flood watches posted for so. - -- southern california. sudden impulse into arizona that will bring snow into the rockies. travel monday tuesday, wednesday for the thanksgiving day. we'll see snow across the northern plains, but not as bad as the last one. should not be a full on blizzard it will be more mild. showers ahead of it. wet travel. snowy part of the day across the northeast as winter has for the most part arrived. that's what it look looks like nationally here's locally. >> reporter: 46 is the high and much colder than the high of yesterday, 72. >> you can at least talk. >> that was pretty good. that was okay. acceptable. >> we're cracking him. cracking him. getting him to crack. i see a smile, too. >> keeps getting weirder in here. coming up on "gma," we're behind the scenes with jay pharoah and gigi hadid, hosts of the american music awards right here on abc. >> and from cashier to center stage. how a man's dreams came true. ahead in "pop news" with d

colorado. frankly, much of the country. we have small areas of rain in the south, the extreme northeast and it continues to just pour in the pacific northwest where they have such heavy rainfall totals. they're going way above average. for us, moving into the 50s. today note the average high today is 54. we're certainly in the neighborhood where early november sometimes settles out. tomorrow it does get warmer. we'll be cool when we start off 9 cares colorado shares sunshine during the day. we'll spend most of the afternoon in the 60s. several locations for you to come out and visit us. nine around the metro area. gary and i are going to be at thornton, at american furniture. you're going to be with us, too, aren't you? >> yes, i am. bright and early, we'll be out there and having a good time. come on down. you don't even have to get out of your car. that's the best part. that's what we are for. we will unload it for you and you can drive right on through. we're g friday drive in a very light start. light configuration, 225 and yosemite. drive time less than 5 minutes both directions there. no accidents or stalls your way

not only colorado, but all the inner mountain west and also the northeast. southern california, a storm system coming in, and flash flood watches are posted for pretty much all of southern cal, and for los angeles, maybe some debris flows. if we get heavy rain coming onboard. look at the showers and snow tting up in the rocky nd that will also bring snow into the higher elevations. obviously down across southern california, much needed rain and mountain snow we will take. another system coming through will push this one, and that's -- we're talking about holiday travel now. monday, tuesday, wednesday for this thanksgiving day. and we'll see snow across some of the northern plaiplains, but as bad as this last one. shouldn't be a full-on blizzard. a little bit more mild. we'll see showers ahead of it. a wet travel. snowy travel today across parts of the northeast as winter for all right. >> this weather report brought >> this weather report brought to you by kings hawaiian. were you okay with the video of skiers celebrating? the opening of ski season? is that

northeast. one of the chilliest we have new york state. you can see the lake effect dams. flurries down to colorado. and this system, this could have an impact on our thanksgiving. the short term, about the wind and the cold. blustery winds tonight and tomorrow morning. out the door, feels like teens and low 20s. it will be a mid-winter morning for us. and then into the afternoon, the winds still blowing. wind chills close to freezing. x chilly day. winds won't be as strong. peak gusts tomorrow 35 miles per hour out of the northwest. today they were topping 50. also milder. milder. temperatures make it into the low 40s tomorrow afternoon and then clearing out into tomorrow night. high temperatures, low 40s in eastern massachusetts. locked in the 30s across much eastern seaboard no travel issues. tomorrow dry. wednesday the same. wednesday is the pick of the week. sunshine, less wind. manageable day. and then thanksgiving and the next storm system is a weak one but it will bring light wintery mix and just takes a little bit to make for slick conditions. gray thanksgiving. temperatures in the 30s for

northeast, snow on the ground at thanks giving. parts of upstate new york got 40 inches of snow in the past two days. in colorado the ski resorts are happy after getting more than half a foot of fresh powder as they gear up for a big holiday weekend. doug says the same system is headed our way. is this going to be a travel mess, doug? >> i don't think so. the p the time this rain gets here is going to -- most of us will be at our destinations on thursday, that being thanksgiving. the travel days today and tomorrow fine weather wise. look at our radar right now. you can see there is nothing across our region. we're not seeing any rain in the area tonight. it would be snow if it was sfaling because temperatures in the 20s. here's a big storm system. this brought colorado snow chicago, st. louis rainfall back toward minneapolis snowfall. there could be delays there tomorrow morning if you're traveling toward chicago or minneapolis. for our region, this system moves our way and gets here thanksgiving morning. a couple of things. cold tomorrow morning for sure. the showers for thanksgiving and staying cool and then o

colorado. >> and ed, you are tracking a chance of snow. >> snow right here in denver. we had a little snow in the northeast. let's take a look at the hour by hour forecast. skies clear for tomorrow. eastern plains. maybe a flurry or two for the mountains. thursday, here come the clouds. snow showers in the mountains. then, friday morning, here is snow right along the front range. maybe even into the metro area. that is at 6:00 a.m. and watch how it hangs around just about all day long to the evening rush hour. that is at 5:00 p.m. so, we are going to watch this carefully and that is on friday. all the action really taking place in the east as the high west. a very heavy line of thundershowers down there. as you can see, they had some very heavy hail. straight line winds and all the little red symbols are funnel clouds or tornadoes touched down. take a look. the green flash flood. you can see the gold, those are severe thunderstorm warnings. and, the red ones, tornado warnings in effect right now. we have four of them. a very heavy line of thunderstorms southeast. the reason the cold air crashes you get the

northeast and eastern great lakes. it's responsible for killing at least five people from colorado to minnesota. on the roads. it's expected to fizzle out today, just in time for holiday travel. >>> president obama in peru spending much of his trip reassuring world leaders concerned about the president-elect trump's foreign policies, particularly on trade. he is meeting with more world leaders today on the sidelines of the major asian economic summit allen is there. you have reporting on a discussion. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: indeed. it was a brief meeting about four minutes. it wasn't a meeting, per se. it was more of an encounter as the two leaders were joining others at a session here of the apec summit. we had been told the president and president putin might get together. this happened. it was very brief. the issues that came up were ukraine and syria. the united states is concerned about recent attacks in syria that have devastated eastern aleppo and destroyed the entire hospital infrastructure in that city. not a real meeting. it was not on the books. it was an encoun

northeast so that's good. tomorrow, look what happens to denver. 79 to 43 with a chance of some snow, aymen. that's life in coloradoto that. 81 and then the next day it's snowing. >> if you make it down to capitol hill, let me know. snap some good pictures. >> go on a grow trip. >> all right. thanks for that, bill. >>> russia has resumed airstrikes in syria ending a nearly month-long pause. five hospitals and one mobile clinic reportedly hit. the state department has condemned the resumption of those airstrikes. russia halted airstrikes in mid october to allow rebels and other civilians to leave the city in anticipation of what one syrian soldier told nbc news would be an all out war. >>> there's a new exhibit in london that will be a royal treat for fans of the late princess princess diana. it will be a fashion journey to becoming a princess and mother of the future king. the exhibit is called, diana, her fashion story, and it opens at kensington palace in february. nearly 20 years since her shocking death. most notable, the famous velvet blue dress when she danced the night away with none other than john travolta