there's a slight risk region going from kentucky, tennessee, northern georgia and isolated brief tornados are possible. in other super tuesday states, tennessee, alabama, georgia, are the fourth that have the best weather. here's all the it states voting today. there's going to be a winlter weather event in vermont but 2 it should be after midinate nightmidnight. tonight, heading towards area of northern georgia, oklahoma, arkansas and texas, it will be windy, behind the storm, a little cooler too. they'll be out of arkansas early today. cold in minnesota but snow free and bismark looking pretty good too. 47 in juneau. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, there's all the thunderstorms that will be racing through the southeast, tennessee as we go throughout your afternoon and late through areas of georgia. accumulating snow in wisconsin and michigan through the day so the good news is a decent size storm but it's only going to effect briefly, a half hour or so. >>> well, something happened at the supreme court that hasn't happened in 10 years. >>> plus, af

northern georgia, oklahoma, arkansas and texas, it will be windy, behind the storm, a little cooler too. they'll be out of arkansas early today. cold in minnesota but snow free and bismark looking pretty good too. 47 in juneau. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, there's all the thunderstorms that will be racing through the southeast, tennessee as we go throughout your afternoon and late through areas of georgia. accumulating snow in wisconsin and michigan through the day today. so the good news is a decent size storm but it's only going to effect briefly, a half hour or so. >>> well, something happened at the supreme court that hasn't happened in 10 years. >>> plus, after almost a year in space, scott kelly is headed home today. pll "early pll (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you swi

nothing threatening like up north where there's snow in northern georgia and heavy thunderstorms back to the west, even a couple warnings. but we're very confident by the time this front makes it into our neck of the woods, or what's left of the front, there's nothing more than a few widely scattered showers and they should be long gone by mid-morning tomorrow. first thing in the morning especially if you're an early riser you may deal with scattered showers. temperatures now -- plant city 72. great day for the strawberry festival. even though there's showers early tomorrow morning, by the time the gates open nothing to worry about. 69 at the airport in tampa. temperatures today about where they should be this time of year. 75 is about right. down in the mid 50s and that also is about right. so there's a look at the satellite picture and the cloud cover came in bright and early this morning. didn't keep our temperatures down. some folks near 80 degrees. that's a sign of things to come. everybody with the exception of the immediate coastline is in the 80s starting early next week. we h

snowflakes in northern georgia. winter weather advisories and they picked up over 2 inches of snow in the last couple of hours. how about that? you hear that in january and february but once you get into early march, it's not unheard of but a little more unusual. then it's also the time march and april when we start talking about severe weather even more so than normal which this years seems like we have had it every month. typically march, april and may are the months when tornado nation and the rain extends down throughout alabama and mississippi and there are severe thunderstorm warnings going on out there. when it arrives tomorrow it will be early and not much showers. they will be long gone by tomorrow morning. temperatures today were nice. we had the cloud cover but did not keep the temperatures down. we stayed in the upper 70s and 80s and the winds have been coming in between 8-12 miles per hour off the gulf. tampa checks in at cloudy skies and 71 degrees. the dew point 51 at 51. typically we should be 75. we

@snow reported as far south as @northern georgia, so we weren't @the only one experiencing the @flakes. @first, your forecast or you're @out the door forecast for early @tomorrow, 20s early, mostly @sunny skies, clouds moving, a @flurries -- a flurry or a @shower possible. @away now, started start -- @starting to fade on radar. @the last of the snowflakes @maybe over towards carrollton, @seeing a couple of those light @flakes. @a big area of low pressure @marching up the east coast. @look at this little land of @clouds up here -- little band @of cloundz up here. @that's a cold front trying to @make its way down south. @that front will approach @tomorrow afternoon and bring us @that chance for a snow shower @or rain shower. @flurries ending this evening. @it willet chilly so -- it @willet chilly. @just in the upper 30s here in @cleveland. @yes, that snow flurry is @possible. @it's much less in what we saw @surprised to see some of those @snowflakes as you go out and @about your day during the day @tomorrow. @an area of low pressure moving @up the east coast. @look at it spreading down f

we have a better chance of severe storms in northern georgia. not great for us to see but by midnight, heavy downpours are likely. these are the situations that we've seen with quick overnight rain chances and by friday most of the rain will be moving off to the east and it will dry out pretty quickly. in the next half hour we will show you how much we will add up in our future cast. another rain chance could be here on easter sunday. not a big chance for the first half of the day but sunday afternoon and evening, rain chances are going to set up really quickly as we move toward sunday and monday. a five day forecast with mid- seventies in place for the next few days. more clouds come in on thursday but we still stay mild. the weekend, friday looks dry for now and sundays rain chance coming back in. >> early it will be clear for people going to church and the like. >> it could push into sunday evening. >> that would be nice. >> a big economic boost could games.ea with the x >>> new developments in the trial of a father accused of murdering his o

even for places like atlanta, northern georgia. they could be experiencing some of that. we will still be on the mild side here. further south, though, we are dealing with these clouds that are kind of moving in this subtropical flow. there are clearer skies. that is generally across the northern part of the state. probe the northern sections of the newschannel8 viewing area. a few light showers possibly down in the florida straits. but for this evening partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies will continue. the forecast model doesn't pick up on all of these clouds but we will still have them in the sky. look at the time stamp there. that is roughly where the weak line of showers will be located. probably south of the baby then. by 10:00, it pushes southward. looks like the timing right now. they want a light jacket. cooler temperatures with the easterly flow into the area. saturday afternoon, a lot of sunshine. light breeze. temperatures mid 70s . really, the same stories as we head into sunday as well. fantastic beach weather. bad news is pollen is back. if you are sensitiv

including alabama, northern georgia, parts of tennessee, maybe even virginia. birmingham to atlanta, chattanooga, knoxville, certainly some cities that'll be impacted over the next few hours. the appalachian mountain chain, with those showers and thunderstorms. snow is from chicago to detroit, upstate new york. but tomorrow morning the rush from new york to dc will be a bit of a mess. david? >> all right, rob marciano, tracking the storm tonight. and primetime coverage at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in the meantime, there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. erin andrews, tears on the stand today. the sports reporter and "dancing with the stars" host, breaking down again. suing over an invasion of provety. prove privacy. >>> also ahead tonight, the kidnapping suspect, chased by police. escaping during a standoff with officers. the manhunt under way at this hour in the west. >>> and, this image, a gift from someone coming back after a long journey from home, and a final shot outside that window before coming back to earth. one incredible ta

including alabama, northern georgia, parts of tennessee, maybe even virginia. birmingham to atlanta, chattanooga, knoxville, certainly some cities that'll be impacted over the next few hours. here's the front passing over the appalachian mountain chain, with those showers and thunderstorms. snow is from chicago to detroit, upstate new york. but tomorrow morning, the rush from new york to d.c. will be a bit of a mess. david? >> you'll be tracking it. rob, thank you. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. erin andrews' tearful testimony, defending herself on the stand. the sports reporter and "dancing with the stars" host, breaking down again. suing over an invasion of privacy. the defense today with a grling cross examination, and you're about to hear it. >>> the kidnapping suspect chased by police in the west. escaping during a standoff with officers. that manhunt is under way at this hour and we're take you to the scene. >>> and look at this image tonight. a gift from someone coming back after a long journey away from home. astronaut scott k

around these locations, especially going into tonight around mississippi and northern georgia, there's the likelihood damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes extending as far south as the florida panhandle. this weak front will cross through sections of south florida between wednesday night and thursday relatively unnoticed. so outside of warm temperature readings and an isolated shower, it will be dry at least through the weekend. if your plans take you beach or boating, looking good. no advisories with this lighter breeze off the ocean. s by cane bay light chop, out in the gulf stream waters at a moderate chop with seas building two to four feet outside the reef. the next high tide 1:27 this afternoon in dade an broward, 2:33 in the lower keys. forecast highs will range at about 80 degrees along the coast, lower 80s around the inland areas, which is above average for this time of year. tonight's lows will be in the 70s with the extended outlook $% calling for warm weather through next week. that is your 7 on 7 foreca. >>> nasa astronaut kelly will rerern after nearly a year in spa

look at this, just across the northern portions of atlanta, northern portion of georgia, they are seeing really heavy rain move in. this changes the snow as you head toward the colder areas such as northern portions of kentucky, and even tennessee. the majority of us overnight are just dealing with a cold rain. degrees. we'll continue to see the afternoon. we drop to 48 by 6:00 p.m. again cloudy and cool. showers are moving in around 9:00 as we're looking at a low around 45 at 9:00 p.m. here's a look at the forecast for today. we have the area of low pressure off to our south and west. that is going to be moving into morning. that is what is going to bring us that chance of rain ahead of it, increasing clouds and again cooler than where we should be for this time of year. 1:30 this afternoon we're still dry. quickly, by 6:30 this evening. that rain already moving into the charlotte area. it arrives here 8:00, 9:00 this evening and once it arrives it will be here to stay until tomorrow morning. this is midnight. this is the newest update of our in-house model. you can now see that up towa

front -- they are expecting a race for severe weather and the deep south all the way into northern parts of georgia. our computer models show the as we go throughout the day, we will have more cloud coverage in the evening. the cold front comes through in the computer models have been pretty much on spot. the showers and storms will move on down through parts of northern and northwestern midlands. we should see some storm activity started by midnight. as we go throughout the early morning hours, the line and showers and thunderstorms will progress to the east, southeast just before daybreak. we will start clearing up most of the skies to the west. by 8:00 eight it will all be gone. we will have clearing skies we still have to deal with the temperatures going up. here and columbia we are expecting a high of 76. we will have a chance for thunderstorms. all of our lows will generally be in the lower to middle 50s. tomorrow i a lot of sunshine and then another chance for overnight showers and storms late thursday night into friday morning. he will clear down quite a bit. we are looking for high 59. by

we are also looking at a severe thunderstorm watch now from central alabama into the northern part of georgia. includes the birmingham and atlanta areas. the severe thunderstorm watch is in effect till 2:00 a.m. we do not expect the thunderstorms to be severe when but we expect rain. temperatures right now in the 60s and the low 70s. 70s columbia and st. matthews. 67 sumter. 66 winnsboro. 64 degrees in aiken. tonight we are go to see partly cloudy skies this evening. i don't think we will see the rain till late tonight, probably after midnight coming through the midland. by then the storms will weaken. you might hear thunder. it moves through quickly. tomorrow it will be clear. mostly clear tomorrow night and then on thursday partly cloudy skies in advance of the next weather system that will bring rain thursday evening. our forecast, for tonight we are expecting low temperatures of 46 in newberry. 52 columbia. 5555 orangeburg. tomorrow cooler than today, 59 in newberry. 60 winnsboro. and 63 in orangeburg and manning. looking ahead, partly cloudy skies on thursday, 61. but we expect to see ra

here's where our main system is right now, we've got some heavier cells in the northern part of georgia back into northeastern sections of alabama. lots of lightning as individual cells are pushing to the east. we'll track those through the evening hours. closer in, again, it's been fairly quiet. with the quiet weather despite the cloud cover that increased today the 70s across the upstate, 60s in north carolina. we have rain in more than mcdowell county, bryson city has some heavier showers on the way increasing from the west. right now. this is ahead of a front. this is today at 8:00 p.m. you can see the rain will be increasing but still fairly quiet conditions over the central and southern part of the upstate. into 10:00 that's going to be the best chance for the upstate to have some heavy rain around and also some thunderstorm activity. notice the front will be working into western north carolina so conditions will quiet down from west to east. we'll our skies clearing by daybreak and we'll see all day sunshine going through the day tomorrow. it should be a beautiful wea don'e used

a very nice day across northern florida, georgia, mississippi and alabama. you can see all this cloud cover across the gulf of mexico. that's a system we are continuing to keep an eye on as it continues to trek towards the east crossing the the south of florida. unfortunately the moisture associated with that system will definitely affect us throughout the day today. uv index on t t higher end of the scale. showers on the lower to moderate end. marine conditions even lower. no advisories anywhere in sight. the weak front swings through later today and expecting temperatures in the lower 80s. plenty of sunshine for the next five to six days. expecting windy conditions for >>> turkish police used teargas and water cannons to carry out a raid on the country's top selling up in. hundreds gathered outside to protest the action. turkish authorities seized control of facility. >>> federal agents foiled an unusual human smuggling attempt. listen to this. u.s. customs discovered an undocumented brazilian man hidden in the gas tank area of an suv at a port of entry al

you can see most of the coverage stretches from tennessee back into northern alabama, northern sections of georgia. we've been tracking a few showers into north carolina as well. here's a few heavier cells north of atlanta. those are moving east ward. as those track east ward that's going to be increasing over towards tacoa and hart county over the next hour or two. the chance for severe weather from eastern part of north carolina, back through birmingham. less of a chance but still there across the western part of the upstate and areas in north carolina extending over to asheville. here's the time line on when to expect the best chance for rain and also storms. 7:00 to 8:00 from franklin up towards the western part of bunkam county. 9:00 to 10:00 from oconee county towards tryon, greenville and spartanburg and boiling springs. after 10:00 most areas sout of 85. this will be a late evening event for the upstate. chances of severe weather are with us. we'll let you know about more changes in a few minutes. about roads." ----- >>> we don't want to talk about roads. >> it's been 321 days that the sou

northern alabama, northern georgia, those are the areas that you'll have to look for.nd northeast. dark. mild and breezy with highs in the low 70s. tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms more likely, especially in the morning. highs >> all that weather brought to you by colgate optic white. robin. >> all right, ginger, thank you very much. don't worry. all this food is not going to go to waste. we have a lot of people here. the crew is very happy when the "the chew" crew is here. >>> more fun with tim howard. america's goalie is back in the u.s. and better than ever. come on back. >>> we're back with u.s. soccer star and great friend of the show, tim howard. great to have you back. we know why all these kids are getting out of school this morning. they're here for tim. he wowed us all at the 2014 world cup now returning to the u.s. after 13 seasons abroad with the english premier league and welcome to times square. >> thank you. good to be back. >> what's it like. >> i always love playing for my country. it's just a good time. the boys get together and we have a laugh and

northern alabama, northern georgia, those are the areas that you'll have to look for.theast. >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco. sunny to mostly sunny today with temperature range from san francisco at 61 to inland east bay at 73. my seven-day outlook shows steady as she goes until a chance of rain across the north bay on monday and >> all that weather brought to you by colgate optic white. robin. >> all right, ginger, thank you very much. don't worry. all this food is not going to go to waste. we have a lot of people here. the crew is very happy when the "the chew" crew is here. >>> more fun with tim howard. america's goalie is back in the u.s. and better than ever. there are a lot of activities to do in oregon. for instance, looking at things is an activity. ♪ oreas the land ofte vallmilk and honey.wn back when milk and honey were real popular. ♪ >>> we're back with u.s. soccer star and great friend of the show, tim howard. great to have you back. we know why all these kids are getting out of school this morning. they're here for tim. he wowed us all at

le flood watches are to the south, ton of rain almost a half foot in northern alabama, northern georgiaain closer to the coast and farther northeast. that's a look at the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: a lot of happy faces up there in time square. nothing on storm tracker 6 live double scan. mild in the 50s. warm this afternoon, 74. windy, but nice. tomorrow, intermittent shower or thunderstorm possible, still very warm. don't worry. all this food is not going to go to waste. we have a lot of people here. the crew is very happy when the "the chew" crew is here. >>> more fun with tim howard. america's goalie is back in the u.s. and better than ever. come on back. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social sec