are a looking at northern canada. this is where the polar vortex is. it will dip to the south. by tuesday we're looking at some very, very cold arctic air in play and that could combine with a clipper type system, a strong one that could bring us snow, light snow as we head week. for tonight mostly cloudy skies. overnight lows in the 20s and 30s. high temperatures will top out sunshine. temperatures in the low to mid- 50s. 20s by wednesday with that chance for some light snow heading into monday or tuesday. we're watching that. right now it doesn't look like this will be a huge deal. >> our wsls10 cares food drive is bringing in a lot of food. actually, any wife, husband, or human person can use progressive's name your price tool to take control of their budget. and while the men do the hard work of making money, she can get all the car insurance options her little heart desires. or the women might do the hard work of making money. [ chuckling ] women don't have jobs. is this guy for real? modernizing car insurance with -- that's enough out of you! the name your price tool, onl

@the models have been showing it @and on track coming from @northern canada. @actual temperatures when we show @you the pinks and the whites, @this means business. @current temperatures as cold as @30 below in some spots. @that cold air is south and east. @while it is chilly, this morning @in annapolis, the current @temperature at 6 below zero. @buffalo at 1 below zero and that @62 in tampa. @this is nothing compares to what @happens later today and tonight. @winds crank up. @talk about our forecast wind @chills in the north east if you @have family there, i know they @will stay bundled up as early as @8, 9:00. @even boston wind chills of 17 @below zero. @that is the computer model but @really is football @really is falling in line with @the numbers we are seeing. @sunday morning we are talking @about wind chill values as cold @as 20 to 30 below zer fireworks @boston to new york to philly @even 10 below. @and feeling colder across @portions of new york. @friends and family will be @spending valentine's day morning @and valentine's day evening and @even saturda

pwhen it does, replacing it will pbe very cold air coming out of pcentral and northern canada. pthat is heading our direction pfriday evening and early on psaturday. pa lot of that colder air mainly pfocused on the weekend. pareas of light snow right now. pit is a matter of where you are pafternoon. pback up to 36 are now in nashua. pthat seeming warm spot with a plot of areas near 30, and peven in the north country, s. pyou can see where the trend is peventually after this pupper-level system kind of pswings through. pit will open the door to the pcolder air coming out of canada. pit looks like it has wind peventually going along with it. phere is what we are looking at pas we stop this for you at 5:00 pthis afternoon -- pockets of psnow showers coming through. pwe cannot rule out one or two pwith a heavier boast of snow -- plower visibility. pit eventually pulls away later pthis evening, partial clearing pfew lingering flurries are up pa couple of snow showers pand sunshine. pa brighter day on friday, but we pwill continue to fall back. pmentioned likely rise after a pwinds w

peventually the winds pick up pcentral and northern canada, for pto the weekend. pjust a few minutes. pright now parole request from a pman currently serving a life psentence for murdering a college pstudent. perin: plus, nine people killed pand 100 more injured after two ptrains collide. from postal workers to nurses... he's been endorsed for real change: endorsed by friends of the earth action as "a bold, fearless voice for the planet." the nation endorses bernie saying, "you can trust sanders because he doesn't owe his political career to the financial overlords." the nashua telegraph declares: "he's not beholden to wall street money." the valley news says, "sanders has been genuinely outraged about the treatment of ordinary americans for as long as we can remember." perin: the man convicted of phampshire student has been pconditionally denied parole for panother charge associated with pthat crime. pseth mazzaglia went before the pstate parole board today. phe was asking for parole from ptampering that' s tied to the pmurder of 19-year-old lizzy pmarriott. pthe board said mazzaglia

the coldest air still waiting in the wings from the great lakes all the way into central and northern canada, where the temperatures, this is not the windchills, are well below zero tonight. this is the polar vortex. we talked about this last winter. occasionally a piece of it or a chunk of it comes out our way. and that's what we're getting this weekend. saturday morning's 18 degrees will feel like 4 above. when we get to sunday morning, 5 will feel like minus 15. and on monday morning, 15 feels like 50 because we'll have less wind. but the wind is going to be a big factor in the forecast this weekend. we'll even start to see it gusting across the area tomorrow, and increasing. more on that and when this will end, because, you know, it doesn't last very long during this el nino season this cold. temperatures will reach near 50 more than in the forecast in a minute. back to you. all right, janice. you can track the weather with our news 4 new york app. click the weather tab. you can find interactive radar and anything alerts you need to know about. >>> police are hoping the person captured o

ponce it moves by early saturday, pthe arctic air out of central pand northern canada comes diving pin. pthat will be around for the pweekend with winds going along pwith it. pthat will open the door for the pnext system, which will arrive pmonday night into tuesday. pa lot of big changes here in the pextended forecast. pthe warmest of the days, low and s. pit turns breezy tomorrow as the pcooler air rushes in. pwe cool off even more with psunshine around friday. pit is friday night, early psaturday that the front comes pthrough. phigh temperatures anywhere pbetween five and 18 on saturday. pwe are talking highs getting pback to zero in parts of the pnorth country to lower teens pzero. ptemperatures themselves will be pbelow zero sunday morning. perin: chilly valentine' s day. pkevin: yes. psean: cuddle up with your loved pone. pa golden retriever is recovering pafter being rescued from an icy ond. pthe pet fell through the thin pice yesterday morning 20 feet pfrom shore. pmurphy was trapped for nearly an phour before firefighters could pget him out. pthey managed to bring him back pto

kevin: if you are up in central or northern canada, tim horton's coffee is good. erin: rolling through the streets of budapest. sean: it was a rolling sauna. kevin: it was built in a van and holds up to six people. it features a wood-burning stove, changing room, and shower, and costs $35 per person for a 90-minute session. getting some ideas? put that on top of mt. washington. kevin: skarupa is hungarian. i'm horrified. sean: what are you are talking about? sit in there, have your tim hortons, and erin can do "chronicle" on it. erin: i would if it happened in new hampshire. sean: why a circus company is sean: now on "daybreak," a former belknap sheriffs deputy facing charges. people say he sexually assaulting inmates. erin: the safety violations facing the circus company after the tent collapse last year. kevin: three chances of snow in your forecast. all of the detail and an update on the weekend ahead. sean: thousands of people are expected to file past antonin scalia's casket today at the supreme court. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news

colder than the town of alert in portions of northern canada. 25 was the valentine morning low. 70 million people dealing with the winter weather storm and weather and storm across the region. notice the snowshowers across virginia and delmarva as well. this will push up north this afternoon. new york city could get 1 inch or so out of this. back across west, upwards of a foot of snow. we are watching louisiana and florida panhandle with large hail and some tornadoes possible, too with the front that is skirting by across the region. guys. >>> pedram, thanks for that. you saw "the revenant?" >> i did. >> it is one long action scene? >> a lot of action. i would not have done very well in those days given what i saw. >> it is taking top honors sunday at the baftas. winning five awards in all. picture and director and actor. "the revenant" is the frontrunner for the big prize at the oscars. brie larson for "room" and then kate winslet for "steve jobs." >> it is shocking. that bear scene. still scares me. >>> all right. kanye west dropping a new alb

this is northern canada, the arctic circle up here, this is alaska. you have to go that far to the north, 2500 miles to the north, baker lake 25 below, yellow knife 36 degrees below zero. as a matter of fact that might be the last time this past weekend we see the true arctic air move into the delaware valley. future tracker 6 today looks quiet, tomorrow is quiet, tomorrow evening the system rounds the bends and it could bring light rain to parts of the area, especially south jersey and delaware. there could a little light snow on the northern fringe of this, it shouldn't amount to all that much. monday and tuesday looks quiet. as we zoom in closer, 6:30, this will be tomorrow evening, starting out with sunshine and increasing clouds, the light rain overspreads the area. i do stress the word light. what you're not seeing the model is having a hard time picking it up. there will be light snow flying north of the pennsylvania turnpike. with temperatures falling off sunday night into monday morning, it will stick to grassy surfaces. not expecting a big a

all the cold air has been across far northern canada but you see the colder air here, and that's going warm across the west. i have to acknowledge that. we're breaking records for high temperatures across the western u.s. and across parts of alaska. look at this you. see this cold air, this cold air is bullet to dive down across parts of the even half of the country, across the northern plains, great lakes, and the mid-atlantic and the northeast. you get an idea this cold air comes down. the worst is saturday into sunday, and along with that, these great lakes -- sometimes they -- at least mostly freeze over. theirs year only five percent of them have frozen over stocker still get lot of lake-effect snow because of this cold air mass, incredible amounts of snow, and then the temperatures. here's thursday, friday, saturday, only to 18 in new york, two in buffalo. 21 in louisville, you get the idea. the good news about the cold snap, it doesn't get into florida. if you're in florida or headed to florida, we don't see it get there and you'llnjw3 remain war. sunday, another very, very chil

all the cold air mass across northern canada. leased in across parts of the northern plains and east. this does not make its way across florida. so florida you'll be fine. but from atlanta to the north of that, and it will be really, really cold. that's your windchill now. take a look at what happens overnight tonight by the time you get to tomorrow morning. it will feel like minus 15 in des moines. tonight is the coldest night here across the northern plains. then going toward the northeast and the mid-atlantic. you see the cold air overnight. it will be really windy and that will make it incredibly uncomfortable. throughout the day, it is cold all day long. toward sunday morning, it will feel like minus 26 in boston. minus 12 in new york. 3 in washington, d.c. we do start to warm up by the time we get to monday. we have a storm system that will come in and monday will be a really sloppy day. we start to see the wintry mix around the mid mississippi valley. going toward mondayering with could be watching an icestorm. maybe the no

@a look at temperatures around @northern canada that are sliding @south and east. @current temperature, current @actual temperature of 6 below @zero in minneapolis. @we have temperatures as cold as @nearly 30 below in parts of @canada. @and notice the pink. @it is sliding south and east. @and i know you are thinking, @uh-oh. @is that making it our way? @the question -- the answer to @that is no. @we will be a little cooler @tomorrow morning but this air @mass will be sliding south and @east and high pressure deepens @and winds pick up, that is where @we will see wind chill values @and very dangerous values @tomorrow morning. @look at the models in line with @the forecast, and that's @anywhere from 20 below zero in @new york city to below 30 below @in boston. @philly, 10 below is ridiculously @cold and i am sure a lot of @people will stay bundled up this @valentine's day in the northeast @valentine's day in the @northeast. @we put knew perspective and take @to you tampa bay where it is @cool. @running below average in the @afternoon and our current @temperatures are

look at these numbers in northern canada. 29 below, 23 below. 27 below. 15 below. 17 below. air is going to be moving our way. a wind chill watch will go into effect saturday at 6:00 p.m. through sunday morning. it does include the poconos. wind chills 20 to 30 degrees below zero at this wind chill you can get frost bite within 30 minutes. sometimes about 20 minutes so you really have to be careful. lehigh valley and also reading berks county 25 degrees below zero that will be the feel like reading sunday morning. in the philadelphia area it will feel like it's 10 below to 20 below sunday morning. and even down the shore, zero to 10 below for your valentine's day. if you're going out to brunch you have to bundle up. so during this period frost bite will definitely be a risk frozen pipes keep your cabinet doors open especially those pipes are on the exterior wall and one thing i checked today the tire pressure and the car battery. that light may go on because of the consecutive days of cold temperatures. all eyes will be on monday with the developing area of low pressure. the

this cold air extends all the way through northern canada. that is going to work right down through hudson bay. right down into southern new england. it looks like it will be below zero in the city of boston come sunday morning here. for more on the timing of the cold, over to danielle. >> danielle: well, it's been almost a year. perfect timing to get there again, chris. as we head into saturday and sunday, saturday evening, this is what it's going to feel like outside. if you have dinner plans saturday night, dress for zero in boston. you go to bed, you wake up sunday morning, and then it is going to feel like 26 bell low in boston. and just frigid out there for the rest of your day on sunday. and the cold is going to come really quickly. from 4:00 p.m. on saturday night to 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. it is going to feel like we are dropping almost 20 degrees. we could set some records sunday morning, too. we are forecasting one below and three below is the record in boston. even cooler than that out in worcester. cold weekend for the rest of

adore to asia, and earlier a door to eurasia across what was then a more narrowed north atlantic northern canada through greenland over what would become iceland into scandinavia. these three doors are opened and animals and plants migrate into north america and have their fate made out to the north america. the eternal frontier published in 2002, definitely worth your checking out. his actions do not go unnoticed in his own country and he was given great acclaim and has won many awards. he was named australian of the and 2007. we don't have what you call ausa of the year award at all. tim is not necessary to paleontologist. he's a memo just the studies of mammals of a different australian islands and studies animals that of an isolated by various forces and evolve into these amazing different groups of mammals. a long history of somebody who's interested in paleontology. eventually and 2011 he was given a postindustrial in government on the australian climate change commission, one of the chief commissioner's of the australian government's attempt to tackle climate change on the continent and t

. >> got some great northern lights pictures over canada. tweeted several of them. and the northern lights are amazing. >> matt: i can't imagine. the plan is for him and a russian astronaut to be back on earth around 11:00 tomorrow night. once back, the two must first undergo tests so they can readapt, get used to being on earth with that gravity yet again. of course, he has a twin who they're going to compare how their bodies have changed. >> lisa: it's going to be fascinating what's changed, what's different, if anything. we don't know yet. we'll find out. a family is crying for justice after a young man is killed in a crash. julie broughton is here with more on that. >> julie: tonight at 7:00, that man leaves behind a young daughter. you'll hear from loved ones who just learned why the woman charged in his death should never have been behind the wheel. also -- >> this caped criminal's streak >> julie: he's hung up a string of stores sometimes dressed up as batman. his crime spree is a sad sign of a widespread problem here and statewide, coming up at 7:00. >> lisa:

the north and west, through alaska, through the northwest territories, and basically across far northern canada and we're talking temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below zero. there will be a direct discharge of cold their comes from canada and right down into new england, and that's the arctic air we expect over the weekend, and not only the real cold air but also we'll see a gusty wind here so bundle up on date night this valentine's day weekend. it's going to be a cold one. 32 to 37 this afternoon. snow showers and squalls working on through. a coating to an inch in many towns. a couple towns giving way, too. take a look forecast over next seven days. you'll see a lot of that colder air coming in as we get into the weekend. more specifically, the coldest day will be on sunday with temperatures in the morning starting off below zero for many folks. >> sarah: new this morning, the daily fantasy sports companies, draft kings and espn, draft kings asked to be released from its agreement with the network. several states including new york, illinois and texas stated that daily fantasy sports contests

african american teachers, laura knight, margaret duncan and martha bush of cincinnati traveled to canada, northern europe, nazi germany, eastern europe and france. their goal was to give and compare their findings to information provided in text books as a way to inspire african american children to travel and broaden their world view. hurst documented the journey in a scrapbook and left it to family friend dr. houston brummit, formerly of walnut hills, who donated it to the library as a resource and inspiration and to promote greater understanding for children today and in the future. included in the scrapbook are photographs, brochures, notes and other memorabilia. pages of this scrapbook will be on display through feb. 29 in the main library's second and third floor elevator cases and at the walnut hills entire scrapbook can be viewed online at digital.cincinnatilib rary.org. in addition to the exhibit, the library will celebrate black history month with free programs at all locations. for more information about black history month programming at the library, visit www.cincinnatilibr ary.org. f

old polar vortex is back shifting down to the south and into canada and northern new york state. between it we have tight isobars, that will give us windchills near zero and below zero for a good portion of that saturday night into sunday morning period. there's a windchill watch which is rare up in the poconos. up here we're looking at windchills always low as 30 below zero. that will give you a problem with frostbite. even below the poconos in the delaware and lehigh valleys as you get into saturday afternoon and into sunday morning, you could get frostbite in the poconos in 15 minutes. i can't stress how important it is to cover your skin if you plan to be outside. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, brisk ascertain cold today, 28 is the high, at night there could be a snow squall or shower around and colder air transitions in overnight and windy the arctic cold arriving on saturday. high of 20. the temperatures will fall through the day and winds up in the single digits. and 2 is the overnight low in philadelphia. sunday we're in the heart of the extreme cold with t

canada. it' s in the 20' s and 30' s below in the far northern reaches of canada. we are getting colder tonight at friday and this front that comes frigid weather for the weekend. highs will be in the teens on saturday and below zero by sunday morning and we will have the windchill dropping temperatures 20 below zero. below zero sunday morning would record territory. in boston. the wind 5-15 hour. it is colder out west than it is here. a front will head our way so by this afternoon, we are stuck in the 20' s with temperatures going nowhere and we will see snow showers developing. we are seeing a down through eastern parts of connecticut and the eastern tip of long island. by late morning, snow showers will get closer to boston. we are not talking about widespread snow. these will be a burst of snow that could produce one inch of snow. with temperatures colder than yesterday, it can make the roads slippery. the wind is picking up so windchill by 5:00 p.m. is single digits and teams and by tomorrow morning, this is what it will feel like. the windchill will run below

and in new hampshire, northern pass would bring hydro electric power from canada into the northeastern grid. do you see eminent domain to get that done? >> when eminent domain is used on a person's property, the people get a fortune. fair market value and if they're smart more. and without it you wouldn't have highways, roads, a bridges, schools. it's a necessity for a country and certainly, it's a necessity for our country. >> so, that's a yes on the northern pass project. >> yes. >> the difference, what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of a an elderly woman in atlantic in florida we made that impossible, it's part of our constitution, that's the better approach. it's the conservative approach. >> mr. trump. >> he wants to be a tough guy, you know, a lot of times-- it doesn't work well. >> how tough is it to take proper from an elderly woman. >> let me talk, quiet. >> following that moment, google trending showed searches about eminent domain spiked. and jean mackin continues our team coverage with a closer look how social media is playing such a big

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canada. >> estate is very very remote. 600 miles. blanketed in dense forest daughter with legs the border should by northern maine in canada is peaceful. those same features may also serve as a shroud of secrecy intentions. >> mike fuller been with customs and border protection marine operations in fulton maine since 2009. his mission is to be an eye in the sky. agent fuller took us with him about the border to get a firsthand look at the >> can't see can be seen by the helicopters camera system. it could direct ground agents to a location in real-time gps coordinates record and zoom in detected in heat. key piece of technology when trying to find a person on the ground. >> the efforts of 193 agents in holton are paying off last year they stopped 32 people from illegally coming into the us.most were canadian but some came from central america and palestine. but those in the border and in washington know more work needs to be done. >> but i say securing the northern border is about using the resources to work smarter to detect every evolving enemy >> above the northern border captain parrotta fox 25 news. patrolling from the air as one

up to 40 degrees, then an arctic attack will push in now centered in the north pole and northern parts of canadaill aim cold pockets of air to the mid-atlantic to the northeast and temperatures will only be in the single digits to teens with the jet stream heading down to the south, so a cold if not dangerous weekend especially in the overnight hours with the temperatures. your seven-day forecast, showing breezy with an early morning flurry and 40 degrees, breezy with another front coming through on thursday dropping the high to 29, not bad friday brisk and cold and 32 and a snow scul comes in with the arctic air on saturday and 22 degrees and sunday on valentine's day, mother nature recently went single. just 19 degrees overnight and then quick warming into next week with snow going to rain on tuesday. we have to get her a date. >> warm her heart. >> adam thank you. we have a way to relieve stress coming up in what's the deal. a new deal coming to town to offer deals to our viewers. don't forget to tune in to abc for prime time. a new episode of fresh off the boat so louie can go out for valent

north, specifically canada, heading towards northern areas of new england, combined with high winds. something to keep in mind if you're across the area. want to know that we might see a few flurryiies there. over to new york city as well, just because of that colder air mass that's diving in. we still have more moisture coming in from the south. for now, though, things are clearing up, atless chicago, minus 1, partly cloudy skies, winnipeg, los angeles, high of 21 out here. let's now move here towards northeastern asia. what we have going on, at least it across parts of japan, low pressure, pulling off towards the east. precipitation across northern areas of the country. back in the west, high pressure is definitely dominating, and that is making things very chilly. in fact, there was one location into mongolia, minus 46 sellious. it is creating some stagnant here. haze advisories, issued by the chinese agency down there. south, precipitation forming against parts of taiwan, all that will start to shift off towards the east, bring more rainfall over the next several days and tay pip

in new hampshire, a project known as the northern pass would bring hydroelectric energy from canada into the northern grid. do you see eminent domain as a means? it. mr. trump: eminent domain, that person gets two or three times the value of their property. without eminent domain, you don't have roads, highways, schools, bridges or anything. eminent domain, it's not that i love it but eminent domain is a certainly it's a necessity for our country. josh: is that a yes on the northern pass project? governor bush: what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city to turn this into a limousine parking lot for his casinos is not public use. in florida, we made that impossible as partly -- part of our constitution. mr. trump: he wants to be a tough guy. a lot of times you'll have -- and it doesn't work very well. governor bush: how tough is it to take the property from an elderly woman? mr. trump: let me talk, quiet. josh: that was a moment and an issue worth talking about. joined by another candidate on stage tonight, ce

there is an arctic boundary setting up across canada and the northern great lakes and this boundary dips to the south and east as we go through the rest of tonight and with that comes the threat of snow showers and even heavier snow squalls on the way. we'll talk about the timing as it comes on in. the key snow squalls are 9:00 a.m. on saturday, i would not be surprised if we had some around before 11:00 p.m. tonight. a burst of snow and possible coating to an inch son the way. check out the windchills currently across the area, philadelphia 15 and 17 in new york city and 3 in binghamton and 7 in pittsburgh but the core of the colder air off to the north and west. pickle lake 43 degrees below zero and thunder bay 29 below zero and as you move into timmons 41 below zero and we'll tap into a piece of this arctic chill as early as tomorrow. >> all right melissa thank you. >>> meanwhile the freezing conditions created an icy mess in philadelphia. police officials say a fire hydrant connection broke on 46th street and residents found their cars covered in a layer of ice. >> my tires are froze

together and you can really funnel the cold air it's quite bitter now up north in the northern plains and up in canada but guess what it comes to visit us this week and the floor around all of those witnesses just drives it right into the mid-atlantic susan be cold for long you bet it is were talk about five seven days degrees temperature trend brent we can't get out of the twenties on some days that'll have an impact on people the and him properly i will talk about the you the breakout you do not go out on icy ponds and him and lakes and also one of because rita have to be worried about that with these highs only in the 20s and 30s and look at the overnight low temperatures easily in the teens and single digits a little buddha wind what have some windshields of that sue so that continues all the way through week and into early next week in on monday we have the potential for some snow showers possible look into that as a gillooly closer but looks i got will be our next chance after this week to get some snows the uva basketball team as the cavs climb the polls, plus we'll hear from super bowl mvp von

very cold obviously when you go to the north and into northern canada.oing to settings way down across much of the eastern seaboard and in across parts of the great lakes today and tonight. take a look at this picture that we have coming out of maine. it is going to be cold there in valentine's day fashion. here you go, a little heart freezing on somebody's wind chill looking very, very nice. get ready for more images like that. going to be cold throughout the day today and tonight breaking all kinds of records for cold temperatures across much of the northeast and great lakes. it's the time to stay inside. hard to imagine that it is potentially about to be spring. we are two week~ away. >> two weeks away from meteorological spring. i told my wife that. she said is rick telling that you? >> it is true. props kicking -- bass pro shops kick canning off spring fishing classic. >> for more on that from the natural fresh water fishing hall of fame angler gary parsons is here with bass pro shops joining us. welcome. good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> you

not even that cold across the northern border either. but cold air in canada up here, we're gonna keep a watchful eye on that all this week. it's gonna charge and strike us here next weekend. mild air depart. the second one moving into northern massachusetts. and a wave of low pressure is sending a little rain moving across the extreme southern new england down there. and clearing out certainly by daybreak. should be a nice sunny monday overall, and just a few scattered clouds around with not much wind, some of it coming in from the ocean. and tuesday the clouds increase more during the day from the ocean and up from the southwest. the first wave of low pressure gets closer. it looks like with high temperatures tomorrow in the lower 40s, tell be chillier on tuesday. pretty much only in the 30s on tuesday. and by tuesday night, we could have some light snow breaking out. snow mixed with sleet and freezing rain. tuesday night, if it comes in this fast, it's gonna be cold enough initially to support a messy mix here tuesday night into wednesday morning. and the r

we'll seeing rain from detroit southward around snow moving through northern michigan towards southern canada. we'll find it's 40s now after being in the 50s. it's 48 in the city. 49 at newark. 43 at belmar. 39 in sullivan county. 48 poughkeepsie. winds out of the southeast. that will stay that way 5 to 10 miles an hour as the night goes along. let's check out what we have as far as the satellite is concerned. a lot of stuff in the midsection of the country. this is snow and blizzard conditions we're talking about as the storm center moves off to the north and east. right in here is this cold front. what's going on to the south of that is some problems and a warm front that's going to try to move through tomorrow. right in this area, it's severe thunderstorms. we might see thunderstorm activity into tomorrow afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night as this system lifts up in our direction. it will pull the mild air northward. tomorrow, upper 50s here. 60s, upper 60s atlanta. 80s into florida. the other side of the front, 30s and 20s, moving from denver towards minneapolis and back to t

actual entity we are looking at here, this is the core of the cold air over eastern canada, that sinks down in to northern new england and new york city could see temperatures close to zero, as we head towards sunday morning. the cold air begins to retreat, will it retreat quickly enough before the next system in the upper atmosphere comes along, if it comes in, early enough on monday, we could see frozen stuff for a while. now, odds are favoring it would go to rain for the primary part of the system monday night and in to tuesday. later next week, signs of a big warm p, a chance we could be 8:00 p.m., 34, becoming mostly clear, and late tonight down to 20, tomorrow, another cold day, this time sunny from start to finish and a high of 40. on friday, a chance of a couple of flurrys and 38, very cold but dry over the weekend, we will keep an eye on the monday system to see if we can yank something frozen out of it for a little bit. >> no ma monotony. >> last night's game with boston college and north carolina extremely close, we have an update on coach roy williams and cam ward lacks stanley cup. itch turyl

this is the fastest jet stream wind leaving canada, making it to far northern california up by shasta lake. none of that matters tomorrow. sunny and 75 degrees. very mild. friday morning, here comes the cloud cover. an hour or two of sprinkles in the bay area. otherwise we're gonna stay dry. widespread 70s, highlander, not as warm on friday. cloudier too. a chance of rain friday evening. san jose 77 tomorrow. oakland 75. napa 75. concord, sfrab, low 70s -- san francisco, low 70s. chance of a shower friday. shower late in the day on sunday. and next week, here comes the sunshine. at least you got a little bit of rain. >>> this pregnant supermodel made a surprising confession. tonight she's getting some ugly responses. >> and coming up on the late show with stephen colbert, adrian brodie. ,, how to put your foot lin your mouth.: man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green® fertilizer, at lowe's. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are

the northern tier of the country, especially by canada, mild in the nation's midsection, dallas and in the southeast where it is 68 in orlando. if you have beach plans this weekend, you picked a good one. 60 six on saturday, 68 on sunday. a nice afternoon. 55 for the upstate. upper 30's and colder overnight and tomorrow morning with a chilly beginning to the day, but rebounded nicely. the mountains reaching mid 40's and dropping to 32 by mid night. tomorrow, 20's and 30's to start with highs of it the to 56 and the to upper 50's on friday and mid 60's on saturday. sunday looks good, too. an increasing chance of rain for monday, tuesday of next week and cool temperatures come back tuesday. doesn't look like i spent cold rain for monday and tuesday. geoff: all right. a high school orchestra, stranded in a washington, d.c. airport due to winter weather, passed time in the terminal with an impromptu performance. chaperones were supposed to be back in utah monday after performing at the kennedy center for the performing arts and spending four days in the nation's capitol, but a blast of ice

is mild, in fact, to find the snow associated with this you have to go way to the north into canada and northern maine. that's where the colder air is. we'll see no sign of colder air until we get to the end of the week and then things are changing and this is why the rain is moving so fast. at 1:00 this afternoon our futurecast showing wind gusts out of the west at 34 miles an hour in philadelphia and it will continue blowing into the afternoon, and a 20 mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia and look at cape may at 32 miles an hour and the clouds won't have a chance today and they'll blow right on out of here and the showers quickly clearing out and gusty winds and those will stay with us through this afternoon and very unusual to have temperatures this warm late in february. the latest possible day in february, i might add. >> tomorrow here comes your mild one, the beginning of march and in like a lamb. our skies will be clear. so a lot of the temperatures to fall overnight, and then another wet and windy one on wednesday, this time that wind and the rain will be followed by some colder air and yo

right now and ourw next weather system is coming at us from southern parts ofco canada heading into the dakotas and northern minnesota a couple of fronts to go through first bringing in aa chance for scattered rain showers after midnight tonight. that will mix with and change over to all snow before all isall said and done tomorrow afternoon.. s bright sun today with temperatures well into the forties, flirting withmpe 60-degree-de 60 degrees. the eight day is right around the corner and you're already all choked up about that. >> i am. good weather outside and then thereth there's cold stuff coming in february. >> there we go. >>> police are investigating after an ohio state highway patrol trooper was injured during a traffice a stop late last night. ravenna patrol post confirmed he post confirmed he was dragged during thepaf stop but it is unknown right now how severe his injuries are.nown just off of route 225 north of no the stark county line and the stick with us and www.fox8.com for the latest on the story. >>> in othere news, two deadly fires t in less than 24 hours. cleveland fire department fought

flooding but this storm is all rain for us, snow staying way off to the north possibly over northern maine and eastern canada and that is bit. it is strange to be talking about a flood watch on what is a beautiful tuesday evening in philadelphia i'm's looking at a gorgeous sunset. it has been a fabulous start to february. but change is on the way. the here's a quick look at storm scan three. you can see storm over center of the country, heavier snow in the great lakes region but not much going on for us and certainly this storm will get here during the day tomorrow. it is pulling up moisture from the south and that will cross the region tomorrow afternoon. the nice mild day we are still at 51 in philadelphia. forty-nine in wilmington. 46 degrees in millville. forty-four in allentown. flood watch in effect for the area as we head through wednesday and into thursday and we do expect rain heavier at times about a half inch to an inch record temperatures that will lead to the risk for flooding when you couple with the snow melt. is not sure that wasn't showing up we will look at it as it modified it. rain amount

moving onto the next storm area low pressure works its way out of canada through the northern planes. again it's a clipper system. however, what it's going to do do is tricky it's going to redevelop into a coastal storm. it may start in an area of a light mix. i do not think the commutes on monday, both the a.m. and the the p.m. will be impacted by this. i think it's tuesday that we have to watch out for for. if you want this you want the area of low pressure to redevelop. some models want to do that. some models want to redevelop t off to the north. if it redevelops off tot north nor we will not see as much snow. sno all models do show some snow, it's just how much. that's the question. let's start with a couple of models, though.mo this is the latest round of the american model painting that tha one to three much ines right across the d.c. region less to to the south some off tot west as well. here's the latest run of the urine model. north to south with the blockbuster of to two to six. here's our first guess, really rea my first guess.ss. a dusting of an inch down tot south and ea

blanketed in deep forest and dotted in lakes, the border shared by northern maine and canada is peaceful. those same features may serve for those with dangerous intentions. >> there are so many places to hide, so many ways to walk through there without being seen by anybody. >> 29ers 7. >> reporter: agent mike fuller has been with customs and borders protection in maine since 2009. >> there it is, the world in a flash. try and guide. >> i guess we really know -- if the terrorists are going to try to make an entry. >> reporter: agent fuller took us with him to the border to the get a first hand look at the challenges below. right-hand side maine, the right-hand side, canada. this is where it's simply on the ground. >> usually mounted on the front is our hd camera. >> reporter: what fuller can't see can be seen by the helicopter's camera system. it can direct ground agents to locations in real-time. using gps and record and zoom and detect heat. a key in technology when trying to find a person on the ground. >> you got a lot of tree cover. >> reporter: the efforts of 193 most were canadian

then we will watch this system dive down from southern canada and northern plains, bringing us snow showers through our forecast here in the the delaware valley. great looking super bowl day to day. out in san francisco santa clara kick off at 6:30. 66 degrees. perfect football conditions there in the sunshine. all right. we will bring it back home. here's one system that passes off the coast over the next 24 hours but close enough brushing the coast with some rain and maybe a few few wet snow flakes. this is a storm we will to have watch. not a real strong storm but it has a lot of energy in the upper a atmosphere. the as that roles through it the will transfer that energy a along the coast and that will throw back chances for some snow especially late monday night and certainly tuesday morning. not expecting a whole lot but just off and on snow showers. light rain and snow develops late on monday, there is two systems we are watching. off and on snow showers on tuesday. could slow down the morning commute. we could wake up with a coating to an inch or so on the ground but light accumulati

it comes up the coast, the winds shift out of the south anne all the cold air retreat into canada an northerntions of new england. if you wanted snow, this low has to hit the coast and the winds stay out of the northwest locking the cold air in place. you would need a situation where this low transfers the energy to a coastal storm. but instead you'll see this guy come from the west that means warm conditions in the mid atlantic and northeast. cold conditions today, light snow tomorrow, rain monday and tuesday. >>> the stars wars franchise is so big it may stephen spielburg blink for a bit. episode 8 will be in theaters december 15, 2017. it was the same day spielburg staked out for ready player 1. he decided not to go ahead to ahead and moved the film back to march 30th. >>> consumer warning about hidden credit card fees, there's a simple step you can take to find them. rebecca jarvis has the details. >>> i uncovered a charge that was misserious. >> reporter: recurring charges and fees flying under the radar. a dollar here, 3.99 there, payments deducted for descriptions and services you're n

next wee kk watch what happens that northern jetstream will dive right out of canada it will w trigger some cold air.i really cold air meaning low low 20s for highs. frequent chances of snow several clippers i think it starts on monday and each one of these of t clippers will produce light snowlight air we will get as the snowe s coverage will start to extend not only from northern ohio south but beyond that. fox8 news your official school closing. fox8 station. national weather persons day but day bu it doesn't have to be nationaln weather persons day it could be any day for grilling outside joining me is matt of the t steakhouse and mentor. how are your last time we talkedal much warmer grilling it it was like 90 percent humidity. absolutely.tely. having me back national weather persons day. thank you to the weather personsther out there meteorologist out there bring us the weather on wea cold days like this.his . rain and snow whatever it is thanks for having me back.ck love grilling and the summer but you can still grill in thethe called and i know you have ave bunch of tips a doze

and cold front coming in that doesn't make it here kind of puts on the brakes in northern new england and eastern canada. that's where the real cold air is. for us, we are on the warmer side. temperatures will be time we get to sunday. so afternoon temperatures today and i say that because it's so warm this morning we may drop a couple degrees. we will be in mid to upper 50s well above average. tonight the colder air comes in and we drop back into the 30s and so if there's any leftover moisture we may get a few icy patches but i think that's going to be limited because the wind is so strong it tends to dry out the road and things like that. 34 in boston overnight tonight and we only rebound a little bit tomorrow. midel to upper 30s for highs and we will feature a good amount of sunshine and look at the weekend looking fantastic. a little chilly on saturday. temperatures near 40 and 10 degrees warmer on sunday and we jump into the 50s and so the start of next week a couple rain showers mobile on monday not a big deal and that cools us off a bit into the 40s for tuesday and wednesday. track and weather to

front is out there really extends from an area of low pressure that is up around the northern great lakes and into canada the front will push through later tonight right now as we take a look the heaviest rain still well out to the last census data the cold front we have a warm front lifting through our area. south winds will pick up and we're going to see those south winds pushing those temperatures up in the low seventies and that sets the stage for the stronger downpours and storms late afternoon evening it's easier for thirty five o'clock you're most the weather still at the west showers may develop ahead of that main push but that's going to come in later this evening and then good chances for rain overnight and into early tomorrow morning we shift the focus from the general area down to the south and along the coast this would be for thursday still good chances for a man expecting rain across parts of the southside through eastern north carolina and as we look ahead to friday we should try it out. most of friday and saturday really looking pretty good for us but i want to shave the extended future

grizzlies occur around the northern hemisphere really, hudson bay in canada all the way to the persian gulf did you can believe that, all around the northern hemisphere. in europe there's a large population and also a small population in the contiguous u.s. 48 states. grizzlies have been listed as threatened in the lower 48 states for around 40 years. part of the reason they been listed as threatened is because in areas like the southwestern portion of the united states, including california, grizzlies were essentially hunted to extinction by the early 20th century. at that time a lot of people really still believed that its decline was natural as a result of colonization and population growth and economic exploitation. some people thought it was inevitable or necessary for a civilization to grow in a place like california with a large population numbers for wild species like the grizzly does to go extinct or by the time of the grizzlies disappeared, some people started to question that view and to articulate a new vision that included large wild animals and other wild species as part

pwe have a cold front well to the pnorth bringing a few snow flurry pflurries across canada and maybe pextreme northern part of maine pover towards minnesota and pnorth dakota seeing a couple of psnowshowers as well. pthat will continue to move to pthe east. ptemperatures, they warm up as we pgo through the week. pwe have one front that tries to pmove down over us, maybe a pcouple of showers as kro the pnorthern part of the state. pthat will tend to washout, and pwe have yet another front pheading into the southeast. pmost of that cold air will stay pto the north. pwe see a couple of showers pheading our way as we get into pfriday with that front. pso our forecast for today goes plike this. pjust some scattered clouds and pdaytime high of 72 degrees. pthen for tonight mainly clear pskies, overnight low of 45. panother good-looking day for ptomorrow, plenty of sun. pdaylight high of 75 degrees. pon the water winds are out of pthe north at ten knots and a plight chom chop on the boy. phere's your seven-day forecast, pdaytime highs warming up into pthe mid and upper 70s. pa couple of showers heading our p

the clouds will arrive later on tonight and the arctic sar in canada, but that will stoort move into the northern part of the u.s. tomorrow. so friday, 7:00 a.m. lots of clouds are going to be around. snowflakes, that will quickly move out and more sunshine in the afternoon. still looking at chilly conditions and a few high mountain snow shower, a nice day. cooler than today. saturday morning, afternoon that arctic front pushes through, we expect windy conditions to set up. so a freezing start to the day, and of course, it will feel colder than the actual temperature, bright sunshine through saturday. sunday, not looking bad either r but awfully cold out there. of course the next system we're tracking is the one that's going to be arriving on monday. that will get out of here by early tuesday. your main window to watch, is really going to be monday evening, going into tuesday morning. how it looks right now, is that the system could mainly bring rain, but it will start out with some snow, and then change over to some freezing rain, after that point, we may see a warming trend as the cold air wedg