and the upper 40's thin northern counties now, and 50's elsewhere. and a 60 in clinton and goldsboro. and a big temperature gradient from our northern to southern counties. if you have yardwork to get done, get out early, this afternoon, a lot of us the showers will be moving in. so do it earlier rather than later. get out of the way. the showers lifting north, these will miss us. and the majority of the showers will move across the coastal planes. we will see more developing to the west. look at the snow flying right now in pennsylvania and ohio. way up to new york and philadelphia. just a few inches of snow. but definitely messy up there. predictor our forecast model through this afternoon. notice spotty showers here and there, not a lot. more organized rain coming into play through the evening and overnight hours. for most of us, wet overnight tonight and then tomorrow morning a leftover shower, and then a break in the action, and then by the evening another shower chance. so the lows offshore, and a chilly breeze out of the north tomorrow, boy, we

a light breeze at six miles per hour, low 40's already in our northern counties. able to down to the 30's tonight. fayetteville is right at 52. colder than this time yesterday. the trend overnight, we are going to dip down in the lower 40's for the triangle but colder in our northern counties. highs tomorrow in the lower 40's. then we go above that on wednesday, thursday, and friday with temperatures back to the 70's. light showers moving around the area right now. not much back here. we will be watching a developing low moving along the coast bringing one to three inches of snow to philadelphia, new york, and hartford, and all the way up to boston. they could see six inches plus. that is a late-season nor'easter moving on up the coast line. for us, a spotty shower here or there, it should be very light. i think most of the day tomorrow should be dry. a little bit of a wraparound moisture, but that north breeze is really going to make us feel cold. this will pinwheel through and then we clear out for the rest. so your temperatures for tonight, lows in the upper 30

mid-40s for highs around the triangle, cooler in the northern counties. 30s right now. today, a chilly breeze coming out of the north making it feel rather raw out there. stepping out the door, temperatures holding in the low 40s all the way through mid-day, spotty shower or drizzle. expecting showers later through the evening hours. showers moving on out now. temperatures colder. tomorrow, warmer by 10 degrees. be patient. by wednesday, feeling pretty good. we can officially call it spring because the vernal equinn ox happened at 12:30 this morning after the sun's rays were directly over the equator. it won't feel like spring yet burt it will as the week rolls on. all major hubs showing no delays. storms could cause more delays caitlin: thank you, steve. abc 11 together likes to highlight good deeds, community deeds and how you can help. as many of you joined us on the streets of durham. together recollects abc 11, radio one hosted the annual 11 abc together match madness donor registration drive. the goal was to sign people up to be the match that could save some's li

and it's going to develop snow in the northern counties during the evening hours tonight. and down south, we are expecting plain old rain but the rain will change to snow later on tonight. it looks like totals will range from around 1 inch in the far south to as much as 5 inches in our northern counties. so later tonight, traveling is expected to be difficult around parts of the eastern iowa. there will be some reduced visibility. this system doesn't have a lot of wind with it but we could have gusts tomorrow up to 25 miles an hour so up in some of the northern counties where the temperatures will be colder and there's a bit more snow, there could be some minor blowing and drifting up that way. but on the radar tonight you can see how the atmosphere is saturating and the rain and snow is showing up in eastern iowa. rain occurring where there's green further to the north where the temperatures are colder and in the blue that's where snow is developing. and so at this point the rain snow line is from about to the southeast of vinton and south of debuses buick -- dubuque and

models were hinting to have decent rains across the northern counties. once be it made it across the metro, nothing more than scattered showers this morning. outside right now, temperatures all over the place. this is a classic example of what a front can do. the front came through last night and this morning. and cooler temperatures are now coming in the northern counties. low 60s. i mean, that isn't even on the water. 63 spring hill. 68 wesley chapel. it's still 80 in sebring. it's taking longer for that colder air to sink down. in some cases, it won't even make it at all. that is just another sign that we're getting closer to a full- fledged spring in the bay area. spring training and spring break and strawberry festival, that gives us an idea too. temperatures are cooler than this time yesterday. tomorrow morning will be kind of cool. upper 40s to low 50s. then it all begins to warm up. and that warm air sticks around at least for a week. maybe even longer. temperatures right now upper 60s to low 70s. if you're going out for a walk this evening, mayb

hill and five to 10 degrees colder in northern counties. definitely cold. temperatures calm down to the 30's tonight and then rebound to the mid 50's it. with the wind out there, not going to help much. jackets needed one more day. seasonal levels on tuesday, and impact this thursday -- and back to the 50's thursday and friday. cloudy skies for now, here is the upper level moving. that is around noon. these temperatures should hold together and make it here later on. we are starting to see snow falling in new york. we will see more of that overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. on the coast, you might get one to three. hartford maybe one, and six or 78 near boston. keep in mind it could be mastic early in the day. -- nasty early in the day. visibility is really bad, not much the snow. speaking of tonight, it is cloudy through the early evening, and later on we watch for showers coming in. as we get close to midnight, upper lows going to move overhead with showers, may be a flurry or two in the northern counties, not a big deal. we clear out, we will

temperatures upper 60s to low 70s across our northern counties. low 80s though from southern polk county through highlands. 66 in bradenton. so it's pretty clear up north. that's where the cooler air is. tomorrow morning, yes, it is florida cool. but it will be clear for our area under clear skies. in fact here are the forecast lows for saturday morning. we're expecting low 50s across the metro. palm harbor at 51. closer to the water in the upper 50s. you will see some 40s across the northern counties. citrus and hernando, dade city at 51. brooksville at 49 to 50. even across the southern counties. the chilly temperatures, i know, chilly. but for floridians, it's chilly. they will be warming up big time later on next week. if you look in florida, when but when you start to see reds and oranges, that means a serious heat wave by the middle of next week. highs in the mid 80s and upper 80s across the warmer spots. that's next week. this evening, skies remain mostly clear. if you're going out this evening, temperatures quickly cooling off into the 60s.

tonight, a snowflake in the northern counties. mid-50's with a breeze tomorrow makes it feel cold. 63 on tuesday. my pick day. clouds increase on thursday. still warm. and then -- showers around on friday. right now, i've got a cloudy weekend. i'm holding off on adding rain at this point, although -- some of them -- it does hint at rain chances for easter. listen, we'll fine-tune that forecast tonight. caitlin: all right. what you do off camera really help? i wish you could see. he is so excited about it. all right. makes me giggle. i was focused. so thank you for that. milestone for most kids, but for caitlin: abc11 eyewitness news together mile ag community need this morning. there is a contest going on right now for special needs children to win adaptive bikes. anna laurel shares what we can do to help our local kids win that bike. anna: aurora jacobs loves her mom. and aurora is the apple of her mother's eye. >> who is this? >> that's right. anna: the two come to the park all of the time. aurora loves to play. aurora was born

numbers in the 40s out there in our northern counties. 50 and 51 in the triangle. mid-50s in clinton. if you have yard work that needs to get done, if you can, get out earlier in the day because showers will be developing. it's going to be a little messy out there so if you can do it this morning, much better for you. you see the sprinkles and spotty like showers to the west. you don't see any organized rain coming our way, but the showers will be developing on the lead the heavier showers to the south not making it here. sprinkles, our forecast models having it move a little bit quick. the lion's share, heavier showers off to the south and east with spotty showers throughout the rest of the region. at any time, you could get caught in the light showers, so keep the umbrella handy. as far as the amount of rainfall, not much. the european model a little bullish on the rainfall seeing a half inch today and tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow, the low is offshore. could be some snow across new york. we'll see a spotty shower or two maybe continuing into the evening as an u

northern bucks county. there's some passing through philadelphia. center city has some of it. there's another batch i-95 delaware county and chester county and more out of maryland. for the first part of the morning commute we'll be looking at steadier rain. parts of south jersey seeing some of this, most of it is centered off to i-95 and north appear west. 48 degrees in philadelphia. it's cool and breezy with winds coming in off the ocean. 46 in allentown. 48 in cape may. as we roll out the door to the driveway and the bus stop, 46 degrees by 6:00 a.m. 47 by 8:00 a.m. cloudy skies it will be wet in most neighborhoods through this period. the morning rain tapers to have a shower pattern for the rest of the day. 48 by 10:00 a.m., i expect 49 by noon, we may hold that until 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m., dipping back down to 47 by 5:00 p.m. it will be damp with shower activity. i expect that to go into the evening hours. karen it will be damp tomorrow morning. i'll have that on future tracker 6 and the seven day comin

and noon, a potential for butler through northern portions of brown county, extreme northern adams county as well. cincinnati metro south and west should end up quiet and stay liquid rain showers. it's low pressure in eastern tennessee, wrapping in the moisture on the north side. it's surface winds out of the north bringing in cold air. both combining from the east to morning. as we head into the afternoon, it starts to break down. we have clouds maybe a light shower, temperatures in the low forties. it's going to be a chilly and not so enjoyable day today. tomorrow, a little bit of sunshine mixed in, but we still are struggling with temperatures only in the mid 40s for sunday as well. i wanted to bring it up, because we have clouds around overnight and during tomorrow. we'll have mostly cloudy skies with light showers possible sunday. the better chance will be in the eastern counties. today, the high temperature was already observed at midnight. this afternoon, we'll be holding in the low forties. tonight, 30 for the low. extra clouds continue into tomorrow at 44. another chilly day mond

a slight chance for rain and a northern counties. much lower in southern counties. palm bay at 85, 85 in merritt island. aching of the coastline , you want to get to bay hill today, it is the first round of the arnold palmer invitational. s. a sticky and warm day at bay hill. not a lot of swell, no big threat from the waves. a little bit threat for showers on friday and saturday. clearing up by sunday. ted: we are starting off a live shot of 417 southbound, mile marker 33, a right lane taken out. and mile worth of construction that could slow you down. i-95 northbound state road 44, lots of construction happening here. a mile worth of construction taking out a left lane in volusia county. turnpike southbound, construction before osceola parkway has a left lane blocked. jason: more trouble on the beach a spring breakers are flocking to daytona. michelle: more in the alcohol jason: investigators in the panhandle of trying to figure out what caused a crash between two school buses and a tractor-trailer. here is video footage of that wreck. it happened yesterday when th

the northern counties up through butler county as well, a potential through oxford. the temperature chilly this morning. wet snowflakes this time of groundish you'd have to see an intense band to get any accumulation. doesn't look like we see this to be very heavy. so i don't think we have problems because of some wet snow falling, but we'll have a brief window this morning with north and east counties for wet flakes between 8:00 and noon. afternoon temperatures climb a couple of degrees. looks like cloudy skies and a couple of light rain showers still a possibility. but in general, a brief chance between about 8:00 a.m. and noon today for wet snowflakes. shouldn't be problematic in our northeast counties. doesn't include the cincinnati metro or within the 275 loop. if anything, it will be a mix with the rain at the same time. but probably never going to transfer all to snow downtown. here's futurecast with the setup. we basically have a low pressure that's cranking in the moisture on the east side. surface winds out of the northeast at the ground. both combining wit

northern warren county throbbed clinton county and through northern highland county, these flurries and snow showers go little bit heftier, fairly persistent for the last couple of hours. there could be a light dusting from greenfield to winnsboro. north of 50 in highland county, clinton county, northern warren county, you may be waking up to a light dusting. waking up to cold centers, 25 degrees. the wind came through yesterday evening with the cold front. right now, sitting at 15 mile per hour wind. they are slowly backing down. when it is only 25, it feels like 13. it is a cold start to the day. 8:00, 25 with a windchill of 13. feeling like 26. through the afternoon, the wind dies down substantially. 38 today. it does not feel like spring is anywhere close. tomorrow, dealing with winter like conditions. tomorrow morning, some parts of cap -- tom may have light accumulation. your the morning rush, it can be an issue. i will have details in a couple of minutes. kyla: we will look forward to that and we will get ready for that and we will also get ready for the warmer temperatures that

not a washout. northern counties. that's flagler county, northern county. even there, don't cancel your plans. a 30% chance for rain from 8:00 through 11:00 tonight a. few showers and mid 70's for temperatures then. there's the clouds and rain forecast, showing a lot of cloud afternoon. there's 5:00. notice only a few green dots indicating a few showers. i-4. then on through the day tomorrow, we pinpoint more rain chances and they continue through the afternoon. most of that looks like we'll see it in osceola county where we have run away country. have the rain gear handy for runaway country. we'll see you there. sunday, rain chances do continue as that boundary actually makes its way through. most of the rain will be early on sunday, very early, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning and then it afternoon. warming to 82 in daytona beach. 85 in sanford. a warm day even though we'll have clouds. tomorrow's coverage of rain a 40% chance for rain mainly in the early morning on sunday. heading off to church, be ready for that. by the afternoon, a high of 75 for the first da

some sprinkles in our northern counties. a live look at r.d.u. 65, a light breeze around seven miles an hour. temperatures mainly in the 60's. cooler to the north, thicker clouds, upper 50's around roanoke rapids, south hill, and oxford. 65 in clinton right now. as you step out this morning, numbers in the 60's. warming up. we'll be around 70, 72 by 2:00 this afternoon. a mixed bag of sun and clouds. there could be sun peakingly to -- peeking through at times. but those low clouds could fill right back in throughout the day. above average today and tomorrow with some showers later tomorrow. few days. could even touch 80 on wednesday. don't forget tonight we need to set the clocks ahead one hour. it's that time of year we lose an hour of sleep. it's going to be lighter longer during the day. should be just fine. turn them ahead one hour. if you're traveling, friends and family coming in, looking pretty good. no delays. anthony: injured performers means the circus will not go on, the complex announcing the big top at the box c

we will have another band of snow track through the northern counties to the south. iowa dot cameras are showing that some with snow and slush, although some icy conditions may be the half of the viewing area. temperatures are in the upper teens to around 30 north winds 10-20 mph that will cause some blowing snow to continue. the snow tracks out this morning and by this afternoon we should have sunshine... but it will stay cold. highs will only be in the mid 20s to mid 30s with those north winds slow to die out. we have a couple more chances of snow in the forecast, too. i'll have that for you in a few minutes. continuing coverage: the search for a young man is over. sunshine... but it will stay cold. highs will only be in the mid 20s to mid more chances of snow in the continuing coverage: the search for a young man is over. rashon found at the casey's off university avenue in waterloo. he had been missing since friday -- and his family was very worried. he's now back with them. today is the biggest one day grab of delegates yet in the race for the white house. it's

maybe a few sprinkles in the northern counties. by lunchtime, they are gone and what is behind it partly cloudy skies and a nice day on thursday. maybe three or four degree cooler. a cool front and not a blast of cold air. not by any stretch of the imagination. later thursday to friday. we get another front and this one has at least a decent chance of giving some measurable rain to the area. not on thursday but on friday. it comes on through. now, we are not talking anything significant, still light trace accumulations but keep our eyes on and no threat of severe weather with either one of the fronts. i don't think any chances pop until the end of next week in the following week. that's at the earliest. in for a stretch of very nice and ultimately very warm weather. after we get rid of this. temperatures tomorrow afternoon, still on the coolish side. we will go upper 60s to low 70s. interior and especially east of i-75. you will be right back in the upper 70s to near 80s. the cooler air will come on through and you can shave a few

from daytona beach through new through i-4 through deltona, apopka, and northern orange, now moving into seminole county you can see some of that heavier rain, as well. we have heavier pockets and northern brevard county, around mems, and that southern flagler, south of pinal, and you can see a lot of heavier rain moving out of marion, and sumter county. >>> we continue to follow a "breaking news" this morning, orange county's deputies say several motorcycle groups may be involved in a shooting that left one man dead, and two others injured. it happened just before 1 o'clock, this morning, at the diamond club on north cimmaron boulevard south of east colonial drive. eyewitness this morning's julie salamone has been at the scene all morning long. have you learned any new information about the victims who were injured? >>reporter:right now, the sheriff's office is telling us two victims were taken to the hospital, one in stable condition, the other in critical condition. investigators have been out here for more than 6.5 hours. you can see several units are flashing lights. traffic on this section of cimm

>>> showers in the northern and northwestern counties missing east to northeast light rain today if you were lucky it has been fairly live light. we are starting to see a pickup from henderson down to oxford northern durham county, orange county, light rain back into northwestern parts of chatham county. this is all fairly light stuff. certainly highest to the south and east where they have seen about it half an inch, eight tenths just to the north and west of jacksonville. in our viewing area generally less than a tenth of an inch. really liked that is what we will see overnight. temperatures in the 40s and 50s, tomorrow a very cool start to spring. how cool it will be coming up. >>> the blue devils advanced to the sweet 16 after beating yale. dukes rival unc playing providence in raleigh right now. ken smith joins us live with fan reaction. first we want to hear from duke's coach on the big win today. >> our house is on a cliff. that is how we have been. i really have appreciation for that. it is not what the team's that i have coached have done, it is this team has done. >> today's w

. >>> temperatures have cooled into the low to mid-50s across our northern counties. upper 50s to 60 elsewhere. we had the low 80s today across our southern counties so there's still plenty of warm air but the cooler air is filtering in from the north. we're going to be waking up to temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. kind of a cool start to the day under partly cloudy skies, and then it's over. big time. it's the warmest weather we have seen so far this year rolling in later in the week. >> thank you denis. >>> a pinellas park special needs student who claims he up getting pepper sprayed. the 18-year-old says a female student was getting assaulted during loming so he and his friend jumped in to stop it. he admits he threw punches but believes it is not necessary for school resource officers to break up a fight with pepper spray. >> i don't think it's right to mace somebody. >> officials confirm all this happened but will not comment. >>> police in florida could soon have some new guidelines to follow when it comes to the use of body cameras. the state house pass

upper 40s northern counties. no worries about a freeze or bringing in the pets. but it will still be a little cooler than it was this morning. then the rest of the day looks great. tomorrow night, that's when we're tracking our next front. there it is. by 4:00 a.m., friday morning, a decent chance of showers coming through. by 7:00, it's mostly through, with the exception of highlands county. i don't think it will be an issue for the morning commute. when the rain is gone, we have until next weekend. and even that is probably only a slim chance at that. overall there is a look at rainfall. any measurable rain would be out of here 8:00, 9:00 friday morning. there is definitely warm air building down the road. you look at the upper level pattern. when you see that red coming into florida next week, it will be very warm weather. probably mid 80s next wednesday into thursday. here should a look at florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. 76 on thursday. 73 on friday. saturday and sunday, the weekend looks great. we will be up in the mid 80s tuesday and wednesday. 81%

northern counties will see that end earlier than the southern county with a high of about 74. the lows tonight, that's the big story. we're going to drop to 50 in tampa, 40 in some areas. check out inverness at 39. here's a look at your next 7 days. temperatures will continue to drop. how about that? it's ironic that the beginning of spring means it's going to be cooler. in fact, we haven't seen temperatures this cool since let's say the end of february. so don't put those sweaters away yet, candace. you can get the boots back out tomorrow. >> we should enjoy it because it's about to get nasty hot before we know it. couple of months that we had that last little respite. people keep asking this it are we going to get anymore cold fronts. this might be it. >> enjoy it for sure . thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> the bolts are celebrate ing ing -- celebrating a big come back. highlights of last night's game. >> plus the latest on the ncaa championship and heroic effort by a usf senior in the women's bracket. find out if the boles its sleek design... is mold-breaking. its intellig

right now there was rain rolling in, especially from northern citrus county and the rain extending back in the gulf. there's a chance this could roll in hernando and northern pasco over the next couple of hours. the heaviest rain staying to our north with temperatures in the mid to upper 80s today. we do see cooler air on the horizon. this evening it stays mild and few showers up north. the rest of us are dry. i'll let you know if it will be a foggy start to your commute. >>> scary moments tonight for a sarasota woman who woke up to a four-foot long boa constrictor outside her apartment. discovery and the police officers that came to her rescue. >> reporter: one week after moving to florida from ohio she got the unofficial state welcome. a four foot long boa constrictor slitherring outside her la nigh. >> that's probably the one thing i'm most terrified of -- a snake. >> not one of my favorite things. >> reporter: officer grabbed a poll and held open the pillow case. >> nobody was volunteering. >> reporter: just like that the pillow case was closed. >> there were other people there incl

still low to mid 60s right now in the northern counties. upper 70s to low 80s down south. this evening, look for temperatures to cool off. saturday, waking up in the upper 40s to low 50s. a chilly start for our standards. still low to mid 50s across the rest of the area. then that's it. we start to warm up nicely later on in the period. sunday morning not nearly as chilly as we will see tomorrow morning with partly cloudy to clear skies. then the warm-up begins. i think some folks will be closer to 90 next week than 80. we will talk about that coming up. >> thank you, den. >>> tampa city leaders taking the first step to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. if this passes getting caught with pot will still be an ordeal. carson chambers explains from tampa. >> reporter: >>> and it was embarrassing. hundreds of people saw me in handcuffs. >> reporter: it's one of the stories from college. carlos isn't so proud to tell. >> i was pulled over right in front of the university of south florida and i was pulled over leaving class. gram of marijuana. >> it's about a joint and a

upper 60s across our northern counties. under clear skies this evening. you will be waking up to temperatures in the metro areas in the 50s. maybe a few areas in the 40s up to the north. next week we have the warmest weather of the season by the way. i will tell you how high it will go in a couple minutes. >> thank you, den. >>> u.s. officials are responding to a new threat by military to get nuclear weapons armed and ready. the development is coming after an announcement on north korean television. abc news was told that they are closely monitoring the situation, urging north korea to refrain from rhetoric that can aggravate tensions. but a recent test by north korea's military in january and february of missile technology aimed at reaching the u.s. have made the threat more yesterday skill concerning. >>> a student just filed a of north texas. in her suit she claims a library employee sexually assaulted her at the apartment in january of last year and the investigate it. she formally reported the incident but never heard anything when she asked for upda

county or hernando. there's rain going on in northern citrus county and everybody else especially east of i-75 well into the 80s and side of polk county compared to what we had closer to the beach which was still in the mid to upper 70s which is where we're supposed to be this time of the year. the forecast is low to mid 60s akros the northern counties and there will be fog first thing in the morning. outside now, tampa checking in at 79 degrees. humidity at 64%. the dew point still high. the magic number we look at in the summertime is when the dew point is 70 or higher it's sticky and you can feel it. when it's only march it makes you wonder how summer will be. the morning low only dropped to 70 this morning. 75 in saint pete. 13 miles per hour. sarasota, mostly sunny and 76 degrees. the overwhelming majority of rain stays to the north. there's that one area we have to keep our eyes on. the models are saying it's not going to make it here. the majority of the rain from ocala and gainesville. warm day with sun and clouds. maybe a few showers. saturday is the day that i'm more concerned about with outdo

rim pressures will mainly be across the northern counties as we work into this afternoon. but again, southwest went ahead of that front and behind the -- muggy. once you start to slide down the i-4 quarter, only about 20%. south into osceola county. some cloud cover around and dunnellon, 85 in clermont and seven lake county. 87 in ocoee. 88 degrees again this afternoon. 85 and flow. cocoa beach coming in around 84 degrees. as we talk about the beaches, not a lot of swelling the water. surfers really need a lucky thigh high wave and a long work probably a best bet. boaters, not much happening out there. your seven-day forecast, it is st. patrick' s day in a day to celebrate. it' s a day with some cloud cover in a small chance for rain in the forecast. headed to the middle 80' s. here' s the deal for the weekend, a lot happening in central florida. much better rain chances for the first day of spring is very early on sunday morning. that' s only have the equinox. our rain chances are basically first thing in the morning. look at this gorgeous forecast. first full day of sprin

steve: there are some sprinkles in the northern county this morning. lot of clouds are expected today. temperatures are in the 50's and there is a 62 at rdu. everyone else is in the 50's this morning. as you step out the door, it will be mild with a lot of clouds and temperatures by midday will get to around 69 degrees and we will continue climbing to low 70's later on. a lot of clouds and sprinkles in the northern counties in the best opportunity for a sprinkle will be to the north. the numbers will stay well above average. all the way into next week, by the end of next week, temperatures come back down and we could see numbers closer to normal by friday. don't forget tonight we lose an hour of sleep so make sure you turn your clock forward one hour before you go to bed. a lot of clouds at rdu but no delay's out there, all major hubs are looking great. anthony: look for a sea of greenwashing over fayetteville. the 34th annual st. patrick's day parade will start at 10:00 a.m., hundreds of floats and bands and dance groups will be there. you can come se

we do see some showers sgrg our northern counties and sarasota county. these are all relatively light. we have a lot of cloud cover around though. these showers will not be staying around throughout the majority of the day. clear out into the afternoon. it's ahead of a cold front we think the front should be some of our southern counties will clear out later. those clouds though will still stay around until the early evening hours but the rain will be subsiding. here's a look at your forecast. showers continue in the morning and then by noon the rain will start to end from north to south. then by the afternoon cloudy and breezy. the winds are really going to pick up this afternoon so not a great day for boaters as we head into the later afternoon hours. some big changes in your forecast in the way of some cooler weather. up. >> thank you so much. >>> following breaking news right now a police officer heading home from work was nearly hit by a driver interstate 275. the officer managed to get out of the way the driver got off the interstate at busch boule

so, tonight we cloud up with a shower or storm in the northern counties late tonight. we're down to 63. tomorrow clouds early. then increasing sunshine. saturday it is great. mostly sunny and a very nice day if you are boating the winds will be shifting behind the front. seas 2 to 4 feet on the bay. next tide, high tide. 8:40 the 7-day forecast is one of the nicest i have put together in a long time. look at that. clouds, rain ends on friday. sunny symbols. and they ultimately getting into the 80s by next wednesday. mark? >> taking credit for that. >> i will. >> since the supreme court ruled that the death penalty was unconstitutional. they have been in a virtual holding pattern. a big change now. tonight at 6 the new rules and what it will take to sentence a killer to the death chamber. >> put more people inside. >> still in line at the tampa irs office. , why are people still waiting the irs is telling them don't miss it. top of the hour at 6:00. >>> a lot of aggravated people. the shot that left even tiger woods stunned. spotlight at t3 a judge in atlanta has >>> ju

temperatures back up to the 80s in the northern counties. and upper 60s closer to the coast. overnight tonight, look for high clouds rolling in the afternoon. right on through the evening. in my mind, it won't give us anything than vailing the moonlight at times. throughout the evening hours, your hour by hour forecast cooling into the 60s. waking up into the low to mid 50s. there's a warm-up on the way and a big one. i'll tell you just how warm coming up in a couple minutes. >>> thanks, den. >>> two sea turtles are back in the wild after being rehabilitated at the aquarium. flash and falcon swimming back into the gulf of mexico today from clearwater beach. falcon was rescued during operation cold stun but he was able to make a quick recovery. flash recovered from an >> this is definitely the moment that you live for. it goes straight with our mission, rescue, rehab, release. ultimately we want all of these wild. today is an excellent example two in one day. we get double the dose of fun. >> aquarium staff have rescued more than 250 turtles so far this year. duke energy donat

county. this is the edge of the line here. more southwest. northern parts of brown county will have the potential to see some of this. the moisture will get a little heavier and some spots, helping to cool the atmosphere. we will see the snow mixed in for some parts -- southern parts of clinton county. temperatures are chilly today. we have morning precipitation and afternoon cloud cover. weekend. there will be a warm up though, more on that coming up. jonathan: we may be getting answers into the accident that led to a car flipping over a bridge on i-275. a family' s surveillance camera was pointed straight at the bridge, when the 12 car accident happened. the family does not want to be identified, but realized their home surveillance camera was pointed at the comb-hehl bridge, when the car went over the landing and into the ohio river. meanwhile, campbell county' s police chief says, family members have come forward to say, they haven' t heard from their loved one since tuesday' s accident. the person works in the area, and traveled across the bridge

. >> reporter: we have heavy downpours, one over delaware county pushing into center city before too much longer. northern camden county seeing this. a little heavier batch heading into the ac expressway and atlantic county. and heavy downpours pushing over the maryland border and northern wilmington. northern suburbs have this, northern bucks and montgomery county. much of south jersey lighter rain. the heavier stuff is dieing down during the morning commute. the rest of the day looks gray and damp with shower activity. 49 in millville. 48 in cape may. 46 degrees in allentown with a bit of a breeze coming in off the ocean. on the bus stop, cloudy skies and wet conditions between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. keep the rain gear handy. keep the coat handy. it will be cloudy and dreary with spotty shower activity on and off all day long into the evening. you can see a high of 49 degrees we'll hit that around 1:00 p.m. and slide back to the mid 40s by 6:00 p.m. karen, looks like the damp condition may continue into tomorrow morning, as well. we'll have more on future tracker 6 coming up. looking outside live, the

it feels like it send a 30s as we head into tuesday increased chances of showers especially northern counties to the south, freeze warnings and lower 48 . slight chance tomorrow of a sprinkle to the north and wednesday . on wednesday had to go through the day it it will be dry and pretty warm with a cold front thursday withth a shot of showers . tomorrow mid- 50s, glenn will be active, try to keep their front to the north . on wednesday and thursday back up to '60s this chance of showers thursday . thursday night into early friday could be a saturdaye sunshine 60 degrees, sunday, eight chance of rain . smartphone is part of everyday life something that many take for granted that certain someone who cannot operate a touchscreent gets the chance with new gene penaflor want to make sure disaster doesn't happen, developed a new app that could mountainside of a hot car . input 1430 children died inside hot cars,dr the sensors are attached to the child safety seat the doors are open voice alerts your fault that your child is in the car . >> want the child is in the seat the light turns on the senso

flagler county, northern volusia county and marion county. we warm to 86 at 4:00 even though we'll have a lot of cloud cover in place today. coming up, we'll take you through the timing and pinpoint what to expect. first, let's check object roads and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. >> thank you very much. >> this morning we have construction. we have other issues, we'll get to those as they are a factor. volume remains light. take a look where you can see construction present at i-4 ultimate on i-4 by kirkman road this morning. >> eastbound cars moving away from you here. if you will be bound for 95 nice and early, at this point, completely in the clear. back to you now david and bridgett. >> frengdz and family mourning the loss of a miniola teen killed in a fire. >> investigators are looking into what caused the house to go up in flames. mark, the community is now coming together after this loss. >> reporter: it has been heart breaking for so many in this neighborhood. you can see that with the memorial set up outside the fa

up the skies a bit and cool down by the time we head into tonight >> looking at volusia, lake county, northern orange, you can see a lot of the heavy rain. daytona beach, new smyrna beach as we head a little further towards the south, you can see throughout portions of marion, sumter and lake county from bellevue all the way to the dora, claremont and apopk a, heavy to moderate rainfall. we are going to have to deal with the rain until 9:00 or 10:00, i'll track it for you on future track 9 in 10 minutes. there is the cold front. as it continues to take its sweet time to pass through the area, showers and isolated storm potential until noon and along the coastline. not a great day to head to the beach, either, we are looking at 60s temperature wise, very mild to start, but the mild weather will not stay with us. coastal storm this afternoon. cold front passes, clearing skies and much cooler as we head into tonight. >> >> few fewer track 9 by 8:00, much better, scattered showers and a few storms. 9:00, very isolated, by 11:00. a few sprinkles in our southern counties, a return of the few showers

that's mainly in our northern counties. northern volusia county and then through the weekend, especially on saturday, we see more of the rain on top of the i-4 corridor. you can see plenty of clouds. because of the warm winds coming in out of the south that will be light, we still get up to 86 degrees. right now, starting off mild in 65 in sanford. 64 in ocala. it is 71 in daytona beach and 69 in cocoa beach. a warm start area wide. you'll feel it, sticky air in place, muggy air will continue through the day. there's the white indicating cloud cover through lunchtime. not a lot of rain picking up with the model data. we'll see a chance for a few showers again mainly in northern zones with a 30% coverage. today looking ugly and rainy. not seeing a whole bunch of rain yet. saturday, a push for showers as that front begins to move in and stall out for a bit before it pushes all the way to the south on sunday. you can see, there is sunday, even at 4:00 in the morning, we'll pinpoint showers and a couple of embedded thunderstorms

the northern border counties could he a wet snow mixed with the rain. as we begin our day with the morning commute, it is cloud cold and temperatures running in the 30s. since we do warm up tomorrow afternoon and start to see some sunshine, if there is anything that falls up in our northern counties that would quickly melt and by afternoon, it would be long gone with temperatures running in the 40s to perhaps low 50s. your fitness forecast tomorrow morning should be a dreary start with some spotty sprinkles. a breeze from the north at 10 to 15. ending the day way temperature around 50. it is a chilly weekend with 50s dates of warmth for next week and could be flirting with 80 degrees by the end of next week. so snow for some tonight. 80 for some next week. >>> they say twins have a special bond with each other. >> they do. i'm a twin. i know this firsthand. >> our tarheel traveler introduces you to a pair of brothers wouldant joined at the hip but they're pretty close. >>> within the past two hours, we have learned several new details about the shooting

so you can see our northern counties definitely getting the brunt of the fog. this is at 7:00 this morning, so in about another hour we'll increase the intensity of the fog, and then it'll completely lift by 10:00 this morning which is good news. and then we won't be looking at fog forming overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, but that has a lot to do with the fact that we'll be cloudy. we're in the mid-80s as we head into our day today, upper 70s to low 80s along the coast. darlene. >>> right now orange county deaments are trying to find the person who attacked and beat a man, leaving him with a brain injury. eyewitness news this morning's julie salamone is live outside of the tavern of the creek in hunters creek where it all happened. julie, the victim's friends say he walked up on a fight and didn't even know what was going on. the rest room at the time, and then he walked outside and the fight was already going on, and he told the sheriff's office that he remembers arriving at the tavern, but that's about it. we're leaving the names out of this story bec

you can see in the northern counties, a few isolated showers. better chances that you see in the upstate in advance of this cold front. you could see a light shower up towards winnsboro and over into newberry county. housing it at 7 pm tomorrow night, still dealing with the cloud cover. by this time tomorrow night, here comes the frontal boundary. not as organized as what was happening to the west but still the chance of a few thunderstorms in bedded in there. will keep a watchful eye on this for you. for tonight, mild. in the 50s and only into the upper 40s as you see a started toward the afternoon hours, very mild. low 70s but crowd -- clouds will increase. keep that in mind as you make your way through the day. on tuesday, 76. that will likely be at midnight with falling temperatures -- temperatures for the day. i want to show the hour by hour planner for wednesday. will drop into the 40s. we could make it back up to 59, 60 degrees. around midnight. clouds occur once again on thursday with another front. weekend, it looks like we will be dryin

pockets of frost are possible even across northern lake county and northern sumter county. but widespread frost in that zone. 43 in sanford for the low. 43 at kissimmee. 35 gainesville. 48 in brooksville. and it's chilly for this time of year. 45 degrees. 54 in kissimmee. it is 2 some degree colder tonight come d it's 20 degrees colder tonight compared to last night. we currently have an east wind at 3 miles per hour. here look at the numbers from earlier today. it should in the upper 70s to 80. but instead it was only 65. it will be 5 to 7 degrees colder in orlando and across central and north central florida. a chilly night tonight and we'll warm it up tomorrow and rain rolls in for the end of the week. across the u.s. it's warmer in the plains than it is here. 54 year, 56 in omaha. here is a bubble of warmth we have warmer weather on the way as the high moves on out. the wind turn southerly. back up into the mid 70s. watch how the cloud begin to thicken as the next of approaches. wednesday will be rain free. but then as we get into the day thursday, a slight chance for a

county. i-4 will be getting wet here in a little bit in northern polk county and then we have a little bit of spotty rain moving through manatee and sarasota. not much. i left in a 20% chance. by 8:00, the rain is pushing out of the area as a cold front comes through helping to clear out the skies. it will be a nice, northwest breeze. feeling like spring outside. seven # degrees and 3:00 p.m.. 59 in brooksville. 63 in lakeland. it is warm ahead of the cold front. 69 degrees in bradenton. even the weather watcher wendy, she is at 60. northern areas, citrus county and hernando county, you'll see that cooler air and clearing sky first because by 9:30, all of the rain is south of us and quickly, the cold front comes through. so notice much fewer clouds, lots of sunshine, but the dry air and lower humidity, cool a bit in the morning, but comfortably so in the mid-50's. we'll keep it nice and sunny for saturday. also sunny for sunday, there is a general warming trend back into the low 80s for next week. we'll check in now with traffic on the 8's. >> taking a look out. there we have a good drive but

we have clouds around mainly over the northern counties. southern counties are dry and cover. we stkaofpl out -- zoom out and the rain is out of here. we have cloud cover working and that is about it. we will see skies clearing by 4:00 today mostly sunny, clear tonight into tomorrow. by tomorrow a few more clouds working in. partly sunny skies. as we go tomorrow night into friday we will see spotty rain showers. we see the high pressure moving out. as it does we will see the southwest winds pulling in the warm air. here is the frontal boundary out west. that's what will bring us rain thursday night into friday. today temperatures in the 50's, 52 at 9:00. by hroeufrplg 67 -- lunchtime 67. in the afternoon 72 and breezy, winds gusting around 25 miles an hour. numbers from across the region today, 76 garner, 76 durham, 75 chapel hill, 76 wendell, 75 siler city. 7 77 lillington. 79 fayetteville. 80 raeford, 78 pinehurst. 73 henderson, 75 roanoke rapids. 72 roxboro and 78 tarboro. tonight clear with a few clouds and 52 the overnight low in raleigh. 55 fayetteville. 51 durham. avera

the heaviest no showers, mostar flurries, but a little more substantial through warren county and northern highland county. there maybe a light dusting on the ground this morning. most other places, watching light flurries throughout the morning rush. on the way to the bus stop, it is a cold one, breezy, 25 degrees. your feels-like temperature likely in the mid teens. grab the way home from school, 37. chilly with sunshine. we will stay in the upper 30' s tomorrow with snow and rain on the way. if you want to know how it may school tomorrow, we will have that in a few minutes. lisa: a preview to this weekend' s bockfest tonight. mark: how a local bar chain is giving you a chance to taste test some of the bocks ahead of time. lisa: another update for the cincinnati streetcar. the road closures you' ll see today as the fourth car rolls into town. mark: we are taking a live look outside for you, 20 six degrees. accurate forecast and your commute times when we continue. you' re watching cincinnati' thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course...

our northern counties from daytona, flagler beach, that northern half has seen the best rain coverage today . palm coast almost 1.5 inches. deltona coming in with .07 of an inch of rainfall. cold front to the north, staying stuck across north florida. pretty good weather overall. but some . quiet things down friday as a whole, looks pretty good. mix of cloud and sun. not too bad. another front approaching by friday night and saturday morning, scattered showers. 1:00, just an isolated raindrop here. watch as we head toward saturday night and early sunday morning. rain starts to move in. then our front starts sunday, 10:00 am, the first part of sustained will probably be the -- sunday will be the highest rain coverage . after that, some scattered 10:00. friday as a whole looks pretty good. the arnold palmer invitational through the weekend, dodging a little rain, there's the 5-day. from the mid-70s on sunday. rain in the morning. next week back into the 40s again briefly. >>> a commissioner collecting two pensions working as a consultant. why it's okay in apopka. new jail recordings of

today, 20%, mainly northern counties. we are seeing cloud cover. we will see that on and off with sun breaking out. 69 in downtown orlando, 71 in sanford, 70 daytona beach, 72 in villages, and 6 in melbourne where we have fog. 20% chance of rain, even though we have clouds in place, 87 ted. for the first day of spring sunday, 40% chance of rain, and temperatures close to normal, 76. the roads now. we have a lot of delays i-4, we are still holding on, we have a left lane taken out because of a crash westbound by the turnpike. westbound slow near the turnpike. i-95, fog not a factor anymore. a little dreary the beachline. we are moving well,-free of any significant accidents, which helps. >>kickkick. >> announcer: st. patrick's day on rachael ray. >> rachael!

we will have another band of snow track through the northern counties with light snow/sleet possible to the south. iowa dot cameras are showing that some roads remain slush, although some icy conditions may be the case, especially in the northern half of the viewing area. temperatures are in the upper teens to around 30 this morning with north winds 10-20 mph that will cause some blowing snow to continue. the snow tracks out this morning and by this afternoon we should have sunshine... but it will stay cold. highs will only be in the mid 20s to mid 30s with those north winds slow to die out. we have a couple more chances of snow in the forecast, too. i'll have that for you in a the big thing leading up to this storm seems to be how unpredictable but the storm has arrived... there's been a mixture of snow... and sleet falling a lot of the night lets check in with storm track seven's amanda gilbert... she joins us live in waterloo with a look at the snow is falling pretty hard right now.... visibility is pretty low. this morning driving to work... i noticed a big difference between main

closer to 80 and lumberton and lower 70's in northern counties. afternoon storm activity likely around dinnertime. we will show you early in the morning some tiny little showers possible. the morning commute likely will be ok. for clock-6:00 at night, more coverage embedded in this. it looks like we could see some really strong stuff yet again tuesday. you will see some clearing tuesday at 10:00 in the morning. most of us will be seeing more sunshine by tuesday afternoon. we could see quarter inch to happen it's a rain tomorrow. yes, the severe risk will continue on to that marginal risk. that is the lowest risk on the severe risk scale. we could see quite a bit of activity there. stay alert. we will be with you through it. as we get this low pressure moving on through back behind it it will warm up. tuesday looks fantastic. mostly sunny. 80 degrees. nothing to complain about. stick around through wednesday and we get a warmer 84 expected for the high. that as a couple degrees lower than the record high. we will have to watch that one. the system

this is almost what looks like the actual cold front moving through wilson county, northern wake county, stretching back into northern sorning countly. it will slide down to the north and west. -- into northern orange county. let's check out the big picture, see what is going o the most impressive scene we've seen over the past few days is this system here over the southern plains and the lower mid-mississippi valley. it is weakening. it is becoming what we call a cutoff area of low pressure. it is cut off from the main jet stream. it will sit here overnight and then eventually this trough of low pressure will come in and kick it to the north and east. it is in the process of weakening. so the rain is not all that heavy like it was yesterday and the day before. you can't see all the big thunderstorms like we saw yesterday with all the reds and yellows showing up on the radar. and all this energy will be making its way to us. this system out here is what should approach by mop keeping rain in the forecast at least through that point and then tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week look