sunday will likely start off with snow over western north carolina and rain over northeast georgia and the upstate. a flurry or two cannot be ruled out in the upstate. skies will gradually clear throughout the day on 3 back to you 3 new tonight and only on fox 3 an anderson county woman is terrified--she says someone tried to rob her early yesterday morningcarol guy is her name--she says she got back to her apartment after working--and a man told her to hand over her wallet--or he would shoot her. 3 the suspect is still on the loose tonight. tonight.fox carolina's shale remien met up with the victim today. and shale--she's probably still in shock i can imagage. situation for anyone by themselves in the middle of the night. carol guy told me today she never believed this could happen to her.now she is speaking out- trying to warn others in the anderson community to watch their surroundings, especially at night. 3 3 3 3 "first there was shot and then there was disbelief, i thought i was seeing things..."carol guy couldn't believe her eyes when a man tried to rob her around 3:30 friday mo

upper 40s to a few 50s into northeast georgia. here is how everything squares out for the evening hours. we eye down to 35 by 11:00. in the morning many of us will start out around 30 degrees for the upstate. more on the way for the mountains so a light freeze once again tonight. we'll talk about more of what to expect and other changes coming up. >> thank you. >>> this cold weather usually mean as lot of us will be fighting off a cold. half of our news room is. parents, you will pant to check your medicine cabinet before you give your kids anything. the company has issued a recall for four-ounce grape and d. m. cherry liquid medicine. recalling the children's cold medicine, including rite aid, dollar general and cvs. the makers say the markings on the dosage cups are wrong and that might lead to an accidental overdose. >>> a company that makes the products for the food service and food packaging industries is expanding in lawrence county. they'll invest $20 million add 60 new jobs in fountain inn over the next five years. they do

tonight when the moisture moves in effect, meaning it is imminent for cherokee, union, greenville, northeast georgia, and all of north carolina. this will be a significant storm. it will be a matter of if it is more ice or snow. this starts at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, so here is the snowfall in the mountains. some models show the snow creeping down. if we start with snow, we will see pros and this a petition, but if we start with rain, it is hard to cool the temperature down. if that is the case, more ice and less snow. more frozen precipitation and freezing rain across i-85 asked with snow. that continues to beget noontime and the bulk of the moisture pulls out of the area and we start to see snow because cold air rushes in. saturday into the week hours of saturday morning, we could see snowfall on top of the ice. one of the models showing? one of them showing about half an inch of ice and the gsf showed cap that about a quarter of that. gsf model now showing spartanburg will have almost eight inches and nine inches and one model showing about five inches. the gsf thinks it will be more snow. i

back to northeast georgia, stevens, thick fog. give yourself some extra time as you travel that way. 41 in spartanburg. 51 in elberton. not a bad start to the day. in greenville, expected to be 46 by 9:00. 57 by 3:00. warming up nicely. spartanburg, partly cloudy skies. we will start off warming up quickly. in anderson, partly cloudy skies. a nice saturday on the way. 54 by lunchtime. look at high temperatures today a few degrees below where we should be for this time of the year. asheville, you will top out at a some snow flurries possible in charlotte, just before the panthers game. as the day goes on, by lunchtime, warming into the mid to upper 30's. what has fallen on the ground will likely melt. we will see sunshine and colder air. it looks like a dusting to a quarter of an inch. most of the models agreeing with this. can see no snow for us. for the mountains, a little more. considering something does fall from the sky, and 80% chance it a 5% chance we get some snow in the upstate. your chances are spread out a little more ev

can see we have overcast skies across the western carolin and northeast georgia and rain to the east. and this band of clouds will shift overnight so decreasing clouds are in the forecast after midnight and that helps by a dip in the jet stream, so it moves this out of the here and that iigoing to confine the better rain chances to the gulf coast and the coastal sections of the carolinas. so tomorrow, pretty good, start out cold and a breeze out of the north but beautiful skies with sunshine on the way and looking cool but really seasonablely cofor the second hahaf of the day and seeing freezing teeu with 20s and 30s across the area and those north winds pull in dry air so a cold start to sunday and we'll get us warmer for the second half of the weekend and several degre above average too, going to be more comfortable sunday afternoon but both days will be very nice. fas the rain, we had that last yeararand i remember 2015 like it was yesterday. a surplus of 9-inches of rain in ashville. a51 in greenville and 52 in anderson and temperatures will fall slowly with the cloud cover holdin

are on the increase is specially from thit is currently 59 degrees in 61 in lawrence. 60 in northeast georgia there. expect temperatures to slowly fall a few degrees. it wilwe are watching back towards the west. by tuesday there could be a significant outbreak for portions of tennessee and mississippi and alabama. there could be some tothat weather moves our way by wednesday. mike: the carolina panthers and denver broncos both left home today headed for california for next sunday'r bowl 50. in charlotte screaming fans lined the sta stadium as they headed for the airport. some stood there for hours just to see the tbefore getting on the bus he said the crowd was awesome. will be all about super bowl 50. a lot has to bthe teams have taken over the regular home of the san franthey are making changes outside the stadium so fans can party before the big game. the lombardi trophy is now the bay areaa fedex truck delivered yesterday. roger craig signed for it before putting it on display at the nfl experienwe are following the panthers to super bowl 50. geoff hart will join him on thursday. on frida

northeast georgia looking like they're in bad shape there as well. the snow heavy snow blizzard conditions in the dc philadelphia southern new jersey perhaps even into new york as it creeps up the coast line by saturday morning. and then start to make it way onto the east coast of new england the south coast of new also look at that saturday during the morning snow starting to arrive connecticut rhode island interpreter county massachusetts make its way northward to the massachusetts turnpike during saturday evening and then eventually shifting offshore but with that track i'm expecting according to two inches around the massachusetts turnpike. so the worcester county and then off into the south shore region even part of cape cod and the grace transfer six inches of monster remains along the south coast of newington. >> if the storm shifts we could get hit much harder so the still time for this to happen but does how likely do you think is it. >> this is our doppler radar map. from boston way over there all the way down to long island about 100 miles

northeast georgia had some snowfall. just not as much. elberton had an inch. half an inch nor -- for hartwell and livonia. for many areas south of 85 if, the snow melted off by lunchtime but north, it will take a lot. i'm still tracking i-40, seeing somenowfall. if you have everyone -- anyone traveling that way, pretty serious snow going on right about the tennessee border the. 29 right now in greenville. that's why all the slush out on the roads will freeze over tonight. once that low continues to pull away we should see those winds die back down and calm down, but until then, it's going to be a very breezy night. the wind chill in hendersonville is 9 yeeze. -- degrees. that's what it feels like on your skin. down the french river valley, it will be 19. you need to be very careful if you are out very early tomorrow morning. all this slush will almost be worse than it was when it was snow and sleet because it's going to re-freeze over as ice and be very slick. tomorrow, very -- we should see loads of sunshine and there should be melting going on. temperatures

northeast georgia, also in this is -- extreme part of the upstate, and we will talk more about this lback to you now, nigel and gabrielle. nigel: the panthers are repairing for their second trip to the supergabrielle: brad fralick's live in charlotte with how they are getting ready. hey there, brad? brad: they could be the fourth ever coach to win a super bowl that also won a super bowl as a player, and how about this? bears' 1985 super bowl win, and ron rivera was there, and it might be the most memorable postgame celebration. , on, now paid we all know what i am talking about. shuffle. let's take you back. walter payton, jim mcmahon, singing and dancing to the super bowl shuffle. layers and coaches also had a reunion in chicago last night. -- players and coaches also had a reunion last nig>> you know what would be really neat? if you called him, so i called him, and he put me next to be speaker, and i was able to say hello to everybody, and it was kind of coming together to do something brad: ron rivera can actually give these players some perspective, having been a 10 days or so, it wi

gfs) is bringing a rain/snow mix then a few hours of snowfall into the upstate, mountains and northeast georgia. for now, my forecast is going with the odds, so i am keeping the weekend dry. however, we'll have the monitor how the models handle the evolution of the low pressure e through the week. can't rule out some winter weather for sunday, so stay 3 3 for weather 24 hours a day, log on to fox carolina dot com and click on the weather tab 3 ((wrap up)) 3 now lets send it over to chris center. 3 we're watching: asheville hwy @ hearon cir i-85 bushwy 291 @ fisher drgreer police activity on wade hampton blvd @ morrow square s.c.d.o.t. cam on--pit crew group 3 back to you guys: 3 now to a story that's developing internationally---- 3 at least 10 people are dead...and 15 others are hurt after an explosion rocked a central square in istanbul... the turkish prime minister is calling it an act of terrorism--saying the islamic state is behind the suicide attack. attack.turkish authorities say a 28-year-old syrian national carried out the attack in instanbul's historic distrcit...which is a main touri

monini'm pamela wright.. a cold clear start for us across western north carolina the upstate and northeast georgia and you see clear skies from our skycam temperatures through the morning will stay in the mid 30s c and we will slowly warm up today with a nice sunny afternoon... as far as rain goes satellite and radar coosi showthe acon to our sou, stillaround the gulstates andacross the florida peninsula still significant rains.... we're dry with mostly sunny skies this afternoon high temperatures into the mid 50s across most of the upstate... here in spartanburg near freezing to start and we'll talk about in the mid 50s beautiful day in asheville cool breeze though temperature staying close to 50 for your high. on our 4 day plus... we'll go from the mid 50s today in the upstate greenville spartanburg and anderson we will go from 55 today to onl46 torrow d then cder yet tuesd morning starting out ithe mid 20s wit40s for highs same goes on wednesday then better rain chances come towards the end of the week and it looks like it will all be liquid precipitation. asheville and hendersonville 50 today

up through kentucky, quite a bit of snow in northeast georgia, perhaps between a foot and 24 inches. the bullseye was where we expected it to be. basically washington, d.c., and northern virginia on the order of about 30 inches of snow. a ton of snow up through new jersey as well, and on long island, snow up through parts of connecticut, and then lesser snow totals as you move towards boston. so the mid-atlantic states, took a big beating from this blizzard. the wind is so cold because it's wrapping around that blizzard, and then coming back around with high pressure, funneling right down into the spine of florida, which is meaning very cold temperatures for us, overnight, clear and cold. tomorrow morning, you'll definitely need the coat and jacket, with temperatures dropping to about 37 in tampa, pinellas county right around 40. same thing in sarasota, inland, 30s, north, citrus and hernando, you'll be in the 20s overnight where you have a freeze warning. tomorrow afternoon, deep blue sunny skies. it is going to be a gorgeous-looking day. if you're a photographer, get that camera re

northeast georgia getting that heavy snow right now. all of that right here is going to make a beeline north and east right in to brevard. rosemund, pisgah forest, cashiers, jackson county, highlands in to southern macon county. walhalla, salem. all of that moving up. highway 64 is where it's going to follow. mcdowell, rutherford county, polk county. a break in the action farther west. but this has got to come our way tonight. this is the upper level part of the storm that's going to bring heavy storms back to the region tonight. here's our leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. unca campus. snow on the ground. icy as well. 27 degrees. black mountain, you are socked in. 24 down in rosemund and transylvania county. then we go out towards jackson county. balsam gap with snow. it's mostly sleet and freezing rain now to snow. zach, we have seen some impressive totals, haven't we? >> zack: it really has been unbelieve bl unbelievable the numbers we're going to put up for you are just since midnight. north carolina getting closer to 1

spartanburg and cherokee county and then down through pickens and through northeast georgia to raven county. collapses right here. couple more hours of this sleet between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. this snow and sleet will change to freezing rain. for some of us, that will not happen. the northern part of the upstate will see this. these areas will eventually change back over to freezing rain. you will get an oreo of snow and then ice, and then snow later on this evening. pickens county has a summit snow. the snow line collapses in the last frame. seneca will see some snow soon. clayton is looking at snowowight now. we have torrential downpours of heavy snow in the asheville-hendersonville area. back to were jackson and haywood county we see very heavy snowfall right now. it is a wintry wonderland. it is right around freezing in the upstate. temperatures are interesting. you can have snow above freezing will cool to 32 degrees but higher up in the atmosphere warmer air moves in. that will transition many of us to ice and that is the concern because roads can be treacherous. you can see

gfs) is bringing a rain/snow mix then a few hours of snowfall into the upstate, mountains and northeast georgia. for now, my forecast is going with the odds, so i am keeping the weekend dry. however, we'll have the the evolution of the low pressure through the week. can't rule out some winter weather for sunday, so stay tuned!be sure to check out www.foxcarolina.com/weather for more on the forecast and 3 and wake up with 3 fox carolina. we've got traffic and weather every ten minutes from five to nine am. carolina. and wake up with 3 and wake up with fox carolina. we've got traffic and weather every ten minutes from five to nine am. 3 a greenville mom is asking people to send birthday cards to help her young daughter celebrate her birthday after losing her father to suicide over the holidays. holidays.hailey simmons will turn nine tomorrow.her mom says hailey's dad struggled with depression and took his life just two days before christmas.she says the family has been struggling since...but that hailey lit up when she got a birthday card earlier this week.she's hoping more cards will help make h

down to freezing and that could create the issues with freezing rain for the upstate, parts of northeast georgia and even some of the mountain locations before we get a change over to snow. that is friday at 7:00 a.m. friday, 4:00 p.m. notice right along 85 or close to it and points north, that is where that cold air is going to be locked in. warmer air above and then the rain freezes on contact. this is not what we want to see. so if you're in gaffney or greenville or spartanburg, we'll keep an eye on that temperature because that could mean significant ice accumulations here. farther to the south, all rain. end of friday. friday's threat force the upstate will be freezing rain, near i-85. lots of cold rain down to the south. we're talking about an inch of rain, a possibility here, and as the whole system tries to work out of the area during the day on saturday, we'll see a transition to light snow late friday night, and we'll try to hold on in some areas during the day on saturday. for mountains, we'll look for some ice, but the main story here is going to be very high snow accumulations, espe

ea, while one of the models (gfs) is bringing a rain/snow mix then a few hours mountains and northeast georgia. for now, my forecast is going with the odds, so i however, we'll have the monitor how the models handle the evolution of the low pressure through the week. can't rule out some winter tuned! 3 and make sure to download our new fox carolina weather app. you can get the latest weather info on the go, as well as get alerts on watches and warnings for your area.just text download! 3 well still to come we have plenty to get to in sports-- 3 that's right we're going back out to arizona to hear from clemson head coach dabo swinney--who says despite last night's loss...they'll be back for another national champioohip soon. 3 plus the carolina panthers are getting ready for the playoffs this weekend--but first head coach ron rivera is getting a recognized by his colleagues... we'll tell you about it up next. 3 3 theeigers heartbreaking loss leaves a lot of fans and alumni saying "what if"? 3 but sports director aaron cheslock says the tigers players and coaches are already looking towards next

mountain also start to see that snow on the increase and this is also the location along can northeast georgia where we expect the longest time period of some snow happening. and so that's where we're going to find the better accumasians. one to three inches. for the upstate, your drive to work will be dry. in the afternoon hours, we'll see the moisture increase enough to where we'll find a few ear i can'ts of light rain. very light snow. very widely scattered. the best chance will be over upstate. as we get into 7:00 p.m., a lot of that will lift north. this err why of pink would indicate areas of rain and sleet mixed in. we're not looking for much in the upstate, but don't be surprised if you do see a few snow flakes. front is down to our south. that brings back the wide spread, heavy clouds. it also starts to increase our chances for some rain that rain will become more wide spread thursday night and it will be likely ahead of the second weather system on friday. so as fares the snow chances go for wednesday's system, southwest mown tapes have the west chance of snow. a good chance of sewin

the clouds have increased over northeast georgia and all of that is pushing in our direction so they'll continue to take overrened then we'll start to see the moisture increasing where light rain showers will try to develop after midnight so throughout this evening, no trouble with the weather, but going into tomorrow morning, showers are possible for morning drive. we have quite a bit of rain falling from the western part of alabama into northern mississippi that is our first and there is another one over arizona of all places that will be the source of our rain for saturday so into tomorrow, look for a few showers. overall, overcast conditions. foggy weather will be around as well. and a northeastly wind will keep us on the chillier side tomorrow compared to where we were today. warmer on saturday. as our next system pushes on in, it is going to give os better chance of heavier showers and the potential of an isolated storm over the southern part of of our viewing area by saturday evening. out west in arizona for game day for the fans who are going to be outside before they go into th

low tore mid 40s across the upstate and on in to northeast georgia. mostly clear skies, a light freeze going into tomorrow morning with upstate temperatures starting out right around 30 degrees. here is something to make you feel a little warmer. in the eastern atlantic ocean, we have our first named system of the hurricane season. the subtropical storm alex way threat to land. the first one we have seen, though, in the atlantic in the month of january since 1978. we'll talk about more changes. tom? >> thank you. >>> happening now, the deputies in anderson county are asking for help to find this man. the sheriff's office says he robbed the shop rite store. the man was armed with a handgun. he got away with cigarettes and cash. investigators say he was in a white van. if you have any information, the number is 1-888-crime-s. c. >>> firefighters are working to figure out what' started an early morning fire in greenville. this happened on bernie street. the call came in just after 5:00, and the batallion fire chief were telling us the firefighters were a

in western north carolina and even parts of the mountains of northeast georgia. in only the highest elevations would add up to much at all. you might see a few flurries in the lower elevations, but it will not add up to anything. here we are. low 50's briefly before we cool down tonight. with the 40's and national now, like i said, the temps bottom out throughout the day. the windchill now in the 30's and 40's. we will talk single digits when the winds pick up tomorrow. been complaining about the cold in arizona. those temperatures, a little below average for the daytime. we will not be feeling sorry. myra: we will not be feeling sorry for hihi he managed to get to phoenix. less than 40 hours until the game. what is expected to happen today? media day was yesterday. what happens today? geoff: if you don't think the coaches are talked out, they will apparently speak again this morning. the festivities really get under way. we are about 20 minutes outside of phoenix and scottsdale, at the media hotel. it will be fans gathering here, having a blast. this ballgame, a

we do have a little bit of fog over towards northeast georgia not a big deal. the traffic down to simpsonville -- a little bit of thought. give yourself some extra time to there is a little bit of black ice due to run off from yesterday's rain. you can see, greenville will warm up quickly today. in the mountains, temperatures quickly rising above freezing, canceling out the threat for black ice by around 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. we will see temperatures warming into the mid-40's. in spartanburg, partly cloudy skies. starting off cool, warming up to the mid-50's. a very nice day in anderson. we will see lots of sunshine. temperatures near 60 degrees today. typically, this time of year, we should he in the lower 50's. as the wind travels down the mountains, it compresses and warms. nearly 60 degrees the further we are tracking a slight chance of winter weather tonight, even in the upstate, it is possible to see a few snowflakes. the snow showers for the mountains, thanks to the school flow -- gulf flow. we will see clouds built by midnight tonight. as we head

as the wind travels into the upstate and northeast georgia, the wind compresses and warms as it travels down the mountains and we will see temperatures in the middle 50's. asheville area topping out in the upper 30's to may be lower 40's. i will have more on the weekend warm-up, coming geoff: thank you. commitment 2016 news, the final match up before the iowa caucuses. allyson: seven republican presidential candidates to the stage for debate on the fox news channel without the front runner. aixa diaz has more. aixa: one of the big topics last night, immigration. he boycotted the fox news channel debate. with the front runner gone, ted cruz and cold to capitalize. they are in second and third place in the gop rac>> if i am elected president, we will secure n the truth is, you have been willing to say or dot aixa: trump held a fundraiser and nearby trick university for veterans and he said it raised $6 million. he pledged $1 million himself. aixa diaz in washington wyff news 4. allyson: thank you. four other candidates debated earlier. the second-tier candidates in the setailored their me

northeast georgia, you have a beautiful couple of days lined up with temperatures cold and we will all be well above average for the next couple of days.you know how that usually goes with temperatures warming out. the moisture warms up as well, or increases. we will talk about rain chances next week. 30's all the way to the coast line. 37, atlanta. 34, charlotte. nice and clear. high pressure building in. the winds will shift a bit. we will have more ofsouthwesterly flow. that is ahead of a good storm system that we are keeping our eye on. we're timing it out to where weekend will be spectacular. you see e green. those are the 50's. we will find 70's in texas, day today. with the increased in the warmth -- the increase in the warmth, often comes the moisture. we could have severe weather in the southeast through next week. we will keep our eye on that.we will bebender a dome of high-pressure. we could have a real battle next week -- we will watch this part of the country for severe weather. for us, somewhat days ahead, and possibly a thunderstorm. just a few clouds out there. nice to

the snow is heavy across northeast georgia pickens, and oconee county, greenwood -- getting snow. this is the last big batch. let's talk snow totals, coming look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. geoff: a storm turned deadly in charlotte. a crew was sent to the queen city to see what conditions are like. >> the storm in north carolina turning deadly. 4 have died and weather-related car crashes. charlotte remained a ghost town on friday. roads, as rain, sleet, and snow came down. most of the roads had slush and/or slippery, but the crews were trying to keep them clear during the storm. we know at least one hundred 10,000 customers in the carolinas had power outagesovernight. we know that crews are working to restore power to these people . we know the focus today turns to cleaning the city and getting it ready for the nfc championship game. the cleanup effort will take time. allyson: you are taking a live look at our camera and helen, georgia. snow coming down in many parts of the area.

primarily be snow in the half an inch of ice is the concern on i-85 northbound and back toward the northeast georgia mountains. for the asheville and hendersonville area, four inches to six inches plus of snow but nearly one foot for the high country. as we had throughout the overnight, some ice will mix in, but it will be the midmorning hours of friday that will see ice mixed with rain and just turning over to regular eyes about the rest of the day and snow transitions over for friday evening and the roads get really slick. we will have a significant impact. a 20% chance of rain today and 100% chance of a wintry mix throughout the day tomorrow. temperatures against warm into sunday with sunshine and melting. allyson: taking a look at the roads and watching for black ice. no reports yet, but take a look -- at i-85 and highway 178. low. i-385 northbound with the new accident breaking with injuries. that is near the southern connector. in taylors, accidents blocking the road. look is tell road at the 2800 block. traffic is -- locust hill wrote that 28 block end at westminster and highly 59. in seneca,

you can see it is the northeast georgia mountains, have her sham county, you are looking at sleet and snow. that could make its way into hart county, elbert county and also stevens county. chris: we will look at the latest models and have another update in just a minute. let's find out with duke energy is up against. most outages in greenville in the upstate with more than 4000. ryan, good morning to you. >> good morning. geoff: tell us what obstacles you are facing right now. >> as you can imagine, the precipitation taking many different forms across the upstate. greenville county, primarily in seen quite a bit of ice accumulation since this system geoff: talking about trees down? there are more than a thousand customers down with power in pickens county. what can you tell us? >> 20 cbs simulation of ice and snow, that weight can bring down trees, limbs, any lines. that is where you are seeing the predominance of the cause of the outages we are seeing right now across the carolinas . geoff: when you know the west -- worst is yet to come, how do you prepare? >> we have 2500 in our sys

next two hours does indicate we will have a batch of some heavier rain, pulling up from northeast georgia into oconee county and eventually into the southern mountains, pulling in some heavier snow bands, back here into transylvania county, jackson county, eventually into buncombe county. this is what it looks like outside for a lot of locations. the roads completely covered. this is greenville, showing some snow. temperatures in asheville below freezing at 29. our western zones struggling to get near that freezing mark. same thing south of 85. north we are seeing around 32 degrees in greenville. visibility is an issue so not only the roadways are dangerous but actually driving is going to be difficult to see. below 1 mile in asheville, 4 miles down into greer. the wind could cause some power issues at 14 in hendersonville, 21 anderson and 10 in bryson the weight of the snow and the ice adds to that trouble for the power. satellite radar does show this is the system continuing to affect the northeast. we have the mix further south and mostly snow back here in the mountains. at times, yeah

my colleague was in atlanta georgia he says they made be dealing with catastrophic icing in northeast georgia from the storm. here's a deal this is a talk tonight with a futurecast model data on this area and the peach color or pink here in the carolinas in the northeast order that's all ice what along it sticks around. could be a major iced over the carolinas expecting something like that. this is all snow moving into the dc area by 3 o'clock you heard from kyla campbell about that and how their bracing for blizzard conditions there as well. this is going to snow heavy look how deep purple blue this is in the dc area go to snow heavily overnight tonight into saturday morning pushing northward toward long island saturday morning and toward the new england coastline. switch over to a close computer model one that more closely follows what i'm expecting to one of the other american models is not always the best choice but in this case it showing or specifically what i think will happen. that is a snow to creep on shore late tomorrow or saturday afternoon not even trout saturday afternoon and in

search and rescue mission to find the remains of his plane as it broke up in a thunderstorm over northeast georgia. my personal experience as well, once flying to florida, i was -- had accurate satellite weather data in the cockpit with me which showed thunderstorms coming off the fluff of mexico. i was able to accurately determine not only that i would -- i should be able to beat the thunderstorm into my destination but also alternate airports to my west that were clear and available. without that, i could have ended up in a very difficult situation or not made it to my destination. as i was flying in, i also heard of other pilots who didn't have that information with may day calls made into the weather. with our reliance on gps weather data, mr. chairman, i'm afraid that without accurate weather, these incidents would be more frequent. you can see how a gap in less accurate forecasts could negative impact the total economic activity that the aviation industry contributes to the national economy. i hope today's hearing will shed light on the complex schedule and cost demands and subcommittees wil

pressure developing in the gulf of mexico, moving mostly of the energy to the north and northeast through georgia and the panhandle of florida. you can see that but there is a trailing front that will be moving into central florida. if you look closely, beginning to develop. this will be moving in through 7:00 this morning through 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 and we'll continue that until about 1:00 and then most of that stuff pushes out off the coast and we begin to dry out. good. it is the morning and the noon hour where we'll be dealing with stronger storms, the main threat strong winds. 73 will be the temperature at noon. that coverage is 90% through the noon hour. up to 76 by 4:00. then there's 6:00, notice a 20% chance for rain. here are the temperatures out the door. mild. certainly nothing is cool as we saw a couple of days back. plenty of warm air in place ahead of the storm system. 61 in ocala. 65 at new smyrna beach. 68 at cocoa beach. here is the clouds and rain forecast. notice the latest model data at 8:00 showing us covered with showers and storms. heavy rain and strong wind gusts t. g

it brought more than a foot of snow in the northeast georgia mountains. the storm brought down trees and power lines. crews worked on sunday to restore power to homes. and take a look at this. blizzard caused the roof offne pennsylvania church to collapse. officials say the roof of the calvary fellowship in downingtown buckled under more than 30 inches of snow piled on top of it. they say the hole is about 60 feet in diameter. the collapse set off the sprinkler which caused the auditorium to flood. no injuries were reported. warmer weather is expected monday as the ridge of high pressure shifts to the east and the wind flow shifts to the south and southwest, highs will settle in the middle 50s. highs will settle in the middle 50s. some sports news not to overshadowed by the panthers big basketball team got a big win of their own sunday. the second ranked gamecocks were on the road for another game against a ranked opponent -- number 10 mississippi state. the bulldogs packed out the game with a record of more than 10,600 fans in attendance. this game staye

ash arkansas rain changing to snow and ice tonight as the system makes its way into georgia, the northeast corner of georgia is especially changing over to ice or freezing rain this evening. that will continue overnight and they'll be waking up to a mess in the morning as far as travel conditions with the ice northeast of the city of atlanta. watch how it changes to pink right in here. that's what i'm talking about, the ice and carries, snow in western north carolina and into virginia. that snow gets into d.c., 4:00 in the afternoon. had a couple of inches, 1 to 2-inches and were stalled. this heavy snow starts friday afternoon and continues friday night and into saturday morning and through much of the day saturday, as well, before it pulls on out of there. the snow approaches the coastline of new england by 9:00 a.m. you're going to zoom in. same computer model and futurecast data, there's the leading edge of the snow. 8:30 in the morning on saturday. that and myself computer model diverge. just don't think that's going to be happening at this point. however, i've been telling you all al

there of almost five inches in northeast georgia, from asheville to henderson county. five to six inches of snow. same story. a lot of snow across the area, and we're now down to 32 degrees. that's the concerning part. this is going to turn into a major ice storm for the greenville-spartanburg area. if i had to pick a hot spot, it would be eastern greenville county, spartanburg county, and cherokee county being the hardest hit right in here up towards charlotte. this area going to see upwards of half an inch of ice later on today. that is just treacherous conditions, folks. let me show you the very latest computer model. this updates itself every 30 minutes. as we go throughout the rest of the day, the heavy, freezing rain will be here by around 11:00. we'll get a little bit of a break, mixing in by 2:00. later on tonight, cold air begins to rush in between 5:00 and 6:00. that freezing rain will change over to snowfall for us, and it's going to continue into the overnight hours, ending in the upstate by around 11:00, john is making his tpwhay slowly right now, and it's

problem i have come with this and we have been dealing with this in my part of the world, i'm from northeast georgia where we are in the foothills of the mountains. in the bottoms you have the creeks, chatahoochie river, we have a lot of areas that follow here. what is interesting to me is is -- what my friend from across the aisle basically said, what is offensive to me is to come to a place and say that just because or whatever we are going to work on the clean water act, we are going to work on re-authorization, is to take it from congress and say that people downtown in cubicles who do not know my district who understand they have an agenda to push will make rules and make regulations that affect the livelihood of people. that's offensive when you take it from congress where it should be. i agree with my friend, it should be here. but if the thing's not moving fast enough, we have seen a pattern in the last seven years, if it's not moving fast enough in congress, go around it. that's not possible. the constitution is not something you can forget every once in a while. you can makering arguments

quite a bit of rainfall across florida pushing to the northeast into georgia.ta has a days worth of rain on the way. that system will hang out with a few thunderstorms underway pushing into the mid-atlantic states later on. snow moving through the rockies and another batch of arctic air coming down from the north. nice and mild to the south. out to the west more rain by evening. high temperatures show the arctic air up toward bismark. 16 for a high. 70s down in south texas and florida. and mainly 30s and 40s boston and new york. cold through the rockies. not too bad out on the west coast. more on worldwide exchange after this. 32 years at this place and i've got 9 days left before retirement. look jim, we've been planning for this for a long time. and we'll keep evolving things. so don't worry. knowing what's on your mind and acting accordingly. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >> investors pulling $9 billion from stock funds in the latest week. that's the spider s&p 500 etf. it tracks

search and rescue mission to find the remains of his plane as it broke up in a thunderstorm over northeast georgia. my personal experience as well, once flying to florida, i was -- had accurate satellite weather data in the cockpit with me which showed thunderstorms coming off the gulf of mexico. i was able to accurately determine not only that i should be able to beat the thunderstorm into my destination but also alternate airports to my west that were clear and available. without that, i could have ended up in a very difficult situation or not made it to my destination. as i was flying in, i also heard of other pilots who didn't have that information with mayday calls being into the weather. with our reliance on gps weather data, mr. chairman, i'm afraid that without accurate weather these incidents would be more frequent. from this perspective you can see how a gap in weather data and consequently less accurate forecasts could negatively affect not only commercial flight safety but also the $1.5 trillion in total economic activity that the aviation industry contributes to the national economy.

northeast. even atlanta, georgia gets snow this morning. there are watches and warnings and advisories. this pink areas a winter storm warning and you can see the expense everywhere down to the south. this is a winter weather advisory which is where for atlanta and the carolinas and around washington. that is a blizzard warning so this is a fact until early sunday morning. temperatures around here will be warm this weekend, waking up in the teens this weekend. thankfully, we have the wind out us up all the way into the 40's by the end of next week. thursday's high as 40 and friday, 42. alyx: looks great to me governor , chris christie is leaving the campaign trail to return home to new jersey to help handle an historic blizzard. christie fired off a series of tweets friday, saying he was putting his role as governor first but he is promising to return to new hampshire soon to continue the campaign. hillary clinton was on the campaign trail friday in new hampshire. speaking at an event in concord she said she's happy to play the gender card. >> when i talk like this the republicans alway

georgia temperature is not quite as chilly, mainly in the 50's. a few 40's. 45 in cornelia. everybody else in the 50's. 50 in dakoa. chilly temperatures. in northeast wind driving the chilly weather all the way into northeastern georgia. 45 in robert litan. 45 in spartanburg. the winds northeast are not very strong in greenville. humidity levels extremely high that is why the fog and visible forms might. there is that wedge all the way back into columbia. 52 on myrtle beach. 567 in charleston. -- 56 in charleston. 53 in atlanta. we are watching this storm system including the houston area. we are talking snow on the back edge into iowa, minnesota, and the northern plains. arctic air is going to sweeping behind this and make it much colder. already 17 in montana, 22 in denver. kansas city at 46 degrees. 33 in atlanta. 78 in miami. phoenix, 54 degrees with partly cloudy skies. you saw our live shot with brad covering the clemson tigers. another forecast coming up for you at 5:30. cloudy skies, patches of drizzle and fog. overnight low 41. properties in the mountains. we start off with cloudy skies, way to a likelihood of rain, especially late tomorro

northeast. >> frank: a postal worker in georgia died after a tree fell on his vehicle. it happened yesterday outside atlanta while the man was delivering mail to a golf course. firefighters stay he noticed the tree starting to fall but was unable to get away from it fast enough. police are investigating this accident to see if weather was a factor. >>>a strong earthquake hit alaska early today causing an explosion and evacuations. the epicenter of the 7.1 quake was near crook inlet. one home was damaged and 30 others evacuate as first responders try to fix a gas leak. there are no reports of injuries. officials say there was no tsunami threat because the quake buzz centered 50 miles below ground. >>>a pilot had to land his plane on a hae in florida because of mechanical problems. it happened just south of interstata 75. single engine cessna headed from palm beach county to the florida keys. the pilot says he was having engine trouble and did not want to jeopardize the flight or passengers. no one was hurt. >>>basketball shar shaquille o'neal went out of his way to play

once the front comes area of low pressure, there, cutting across northern georgia this, is the blizzard maker for the northeast on the northern fringe, that's where the heavy snowfall is on the southern side, that's where we are now, where the heavy rainfall is. a look at the future clouds and radar, the whitest cloud cover , the darker shades of yellow, orange and green indicate the rain, the front comes through, 11:00 tonight, midnight or so, if you have plans tomorrow morning in to tomorrow afternoon, looking okay. here is a look at the forecast for you, on this friday, downpours, some gusty, 75 should do it. tonight, clearing out, windy and cooler, 62, the forecast through the weekend, check it out, overnight temperatures take a dip in oh the 40s. the 60s. >>> sea world is getting rid of lifting floors if the killer whale pools. rid of the safety feature because officials say they are no longer needed. the lifting floors were installed after trainer dawn brancho was killed by an orca in 2010. designed to lift trainers and orcas out of deep water in an emergency. training and medical care are conducted in t

to the south the system here and this rain is going to continue to roll to the northeast it's going to spread across georgia to south carolina north carolina this afternoon in to our area rain is going to be likely overnight plan on it and then early tomorrow morning well before sunrise it will be on here and we will enjoy a pretty good lookin' saturday it's more interesting weather perhaps on sunday right now thirty six in the winter south southwest of eight attempts in the low forties in virginia beach forty and was in the city and forty five of williamsburg right now down at the oceanfront not looking too bad there you can see the boardwalk it's quiet we will see those chances for rain though late afternoon and i before we can and will update you on hurricane alex now she were that is coming out right now checking with ashley. all right greg we have new track the trouble to report kicking off the five thirty half hour an accident of your head between newport news and hampton give you a live look at the scene i'm watching in this accident report just popped in so i'm learning more details as we go along h

northeast. roughly ten miles from the georgia state line, it may not have been cold enough to snow in tampa but cold winds sent a shiver in the air. mike. >> coldest night of the southbound, guys. dipping below the 40 mark. where it's there, you could see the tail end of it all the way from boston just northwest of new york city, heading for philly right now, to d.c, maybe wrapping things up maybe another inch or two, look at these snowfall totals. these have been incredible and some of these are not complete just yet. glengary west virginia leading 40 inches of snowfall, allentown pennsylvania, all three of those records for the day and shattering the previous records by several inches. dulles, 28.3 inches, central park: officially 25.1. that was as of several hours ago or so. they needed about 1.8 inches to break the all time record. they probably did that. and down in philly 28.8 inches so a massive massive storm system crippling the northeast. but on the south side of it we've got the chilly air continuing to now pour into the region. so with that we've got freeze warnings off to the north.

georgia. millville is 23. wilmington, 22 along with northeast philadelphia. colder for the nern and western suburbs. >> 18 for kindersville. teens in the suburbs, 23 degrees in the city. the temperatures will climb, but not much of a warm-up today. it will she dry. the snow showers we had last night are out of here. you might find some icy spots. next round of wet weather will come out of the gulf of mexico, sights going to deliver warmer turts, but it's not going to be here until the weekend. the next 24 hours stays dry to the south. in fact, we will see lots of sunshine today with clear skies tonight. it will be cold tonight. tomorrow afternoon, a bit warmer into the 40s. and then before the rain moves in for saturday, we will see a nice warm up on friday. see the clouds starting to build friday morning to our south. any rain will hold off until friday night at the endest. drive for the rest of the workweek. it's the weekend that it will turn down. and today, sunny skies, but bitter winds. high temperatures in the upper 20s to low 30s. with the wind out of

georgia. we will see a chance of simmering overnight. the winds are from the northeast 6 miles per hour. the rent we'll be coming in towards the early morning hours. we are expecting a high of just 47 degrees. well have the forecast coming up. summoned to court. on june 28 the 600 potential jurors will report for general qualification. there will be some excluded for basic regions. starting on july 11th. there is another courtroom teacher. they will be quizzed about possible biases. once the list is whittled down to just 12 jurors and the main portion of the trial will begin. he says that trump speaks the truth. it's worth everyone can for the most part they seem to be endorsing jed bush. to make the endorsement they just saw took place during a campaign rally. it's something he didn't talk about tonight. we were there as people from across the area showed up to hear it. 100 supporters came out. this is what they have to say. trump was welcomed by a large and loud crowd. an audience so big that attempt have to be set up outside for the overflow crowd. the evevt takes up with an endorseme

georgia. this will continue to blossom and head to the northeast. some of that will get here as we had to mid to late morning tomorrow. tonight, generally drive. temperatures right around freezing. a little bit below new the virginia border. should be dry early on in the morning tomorrow. chance of rain increasing from southwest to northeast as we head through the day. temperatures will be chilly, mid the best shot at me looks to be triangle south and to the east. the further west you are, the less chance of any rainfall. your we are at 9:00, still fairly dry. there is a pretty sharp rain-no rain cut off line. it is northwestern parts of the triangle. a little bit of rain around raleigh, but only a few hundredths of an inch. by late afternoon, it is moving on now. it will be long gone by tomorrow night. rain much of the day tomorrow. it will be light and off and on. it is not going to be pouring rain. no flooding problems. no rain at all around roxborough. .1 inches or less around the triangle. ovarian -- south and east. the rain will be heaviest so

georgia. this will continue to blossom and head to the northeast. some of that will get here as we had to mid to late morning tomorrow. tonight, generally drive. temperatures right around freezing. a little bit below new the virginia border. should be dry early on in the morning tomorrow. chance of rain increasing from southwest to northeast as we head through the day. temperatures will be chilly, mid to upper 30's as we head through the midday hour. the best shot at me looks to be triangle south and to the east. the further west you are, the less chance of any rainfall. your we are at 9:00, still fairly dry. rain cut off line. it is northwestern parts of the triangle. a little bit of rain around raleigh, but only a few hundredths of an inch. by late afternoon, it is moving on now. it will be long gone by tomorrow night. rain much of the day tomorrow. it will be light and off and on. it is not going to be pouring rain. no flooding problems. no rain at all around roxborough. .1 inches or less around the triangle. about a quarter of an inch in ovarian

northeast. behind it, snow down perhaps to the higher celebrations of north georgia, and the white color here, representing possible snow flurries and snow showers, and also windy conditions behind this. kind of disruptive weather for the northeast for tonight and tomorrow. keep that in mind if you're traveling to the region. cooler weather for much of the country. here at home, the southern edge of the front what can we expect. this morning, areas of fog, temperatures around 60 degrees, and this afternoon, partly cloudy skies, and warm, and then later this evening, i would say around 5:00, 6:00, 7 :00 p.m., we could see showers and storms moving in quickly off the gulf of mexico, and a slight possibility one of the storms could be on the strong side. something we will keep an eye out for later this evening. we will quickly pass through with the rain being history overnight, and tomorrow, maybe a sprinkle or isolated shower. cooler with the high around 70. this morning, some fog, otherwise, partly cloudy. temperatures around 62 degrees, and then this afternoon, mostly cloudy skies and warm. scattered storm

georgia. you can see moderate to burst of west and north of gainesville and lake lanier. the precipitation is moving quickly northeast. it will gradually work itstsay into the upstate. on the back edge, we will gradually cool down from top to bottom. the high peaks could see freezing rain mixed with the rain as we go through later tonight. because of that, the national a wheezing rain advisory starting at midnight tonight. about 40 minutes from now. it goes until 10:00 in the morning on wednesday and includes bryson city, waynesvill marshall, burtonsville, bakersfield, new and, all looking at freezing rain, i traced to a quarter of an inch of right -- of ice. it could get slippery. we warmed up in greenville to 57 degrees, four degrees above average. started off at 27 at the asheville airport, where it should be. we warmed up this afternoon to 51 degrees, three degrees above average. greenville, you can see temperatures cooling down a little bs with 36 degrees currently in boone, 40 and franklin with rain, 47 in toccoa. in the upstate, upper 40's to low 50's. 45 in pickens, 49 in anderson and greenville. 49 in union,