you can see there is steady rain pushing through ohio valley and this will be heading our way mainly tonight and early tomorrow with another risk of showers late tomorrow and we got some unsettled weather coming our way. if you're going to be out and about in boston, expect the temperatures in the 50s and steady temperature arrives after midnight. you can see anything from a quarter inch to half an inch of rain over the weekend and the north is talking snow in the area and i'll tell you that coming up. >> he captivated for hours on christmas. the man was seen only on fox 25 live last night and calls concerned among neighbors. live with more on who this suspect is. >> my jaw drops. i was in shock. >> mad lin lived here for 15 years and her owner, the former landlord was taken down in an arrest as seen as fox 25 live. >> i was in shock because you would never think anything like that of him. >> neighbors reported hearing multiple gunshots inside and 53-year-old mark levion armed with at least three piss tols pistols. police pleaded with levoin. >> it's christmas, we don't want anyone g

drivers should also watch out for wet roads in the upper plains and the ohio valley and possibly in south florida. >>> new video this morning is likely to give a lot of parents second thoughts about giving a popular gift. >> the dramatic video shows a hoverboard fire happening inside a mall right next to t t kiosk where it was on sale. an eyewitness says the battery operated device just exploded. no reason given. kiosk employees used fire extinguishers on it but the smoke prompted an evacuation of the mall south of seattle. no injuries reported. >>> and this is the video from the body cam of anfficer in milwaukee going toward a hostage situation after gunfire erupted. the shots were fired by a man hostage inside their home. the suspect took his own life when the hostages -- with th hostages on either side of him. arrested. >> gripping, isn't it? >>> also caught on police cameras, a high-speed shoot-out in seattle. dash cam video showing police chasing and ramming a carjacking suspect. he still drives away. the 40-minute chase ending with a dramatic move. police ramming his car a second ti

-- through the ohio valley. cold front with rain from cincinnati to atlantas going to push east, as it does so, we this storm. as far as how much rain you can expect where you live, not that much in the up state, unless you get just north of clemson, seeing a brighter color pop up, that's going to be about an inch plus from round one, that's going to be until the overnight, that's where i'm focusing the rain along the blue ridge for round one and round two. i will take you in to round two. round one is not as significant as round two, it's a wednesday during the morning, and midday, seeing heavy rain coming through greenville, wednesday afternoon, seeing more heavy be round 2 to come through, 2-5 inches totals from round one and two wednesday. wind speed is light for the up state, i believe things start to get going especially heading up towards the mountains, gusts to 50 miles per hour, with the potential for trees down and power lines with a saturated ground. won't take much to blow down limbs and trees and po

big area here over the ohio valley of clear skies and that means nice weather again as we head in to the day tomorrow. in the meantime, lows tonight well below freezing in the suburbs getting down to 27 in morristown. 25 at monticello. getting down to about 38 at central park courtesy of the clear skies and nearly calm highs what a recovery. 54 in the city under mainly sunny skies. low 50s in to the midhudson valley. a mild day tomorrow. 54. as we head in to the day monday, clouds and sun, 53. high clouds developing ahead of this system which will come out of the ohio valley then try to redevelop offshore of the carolinas, eventually moving to our east during the day tuesday but that will spread clouds in to the area. accuweather forecast for tonight, clear. we're down to 38, midtown. below freezing. near freezing in many of the suburbs. mostly sunny and mild tomorrow. 54. we're partly cloudy tomorrow night, another night like tonight, we're at 41 in the city but below freezing in some of those northern and western suburbs. 53 monday. mostly cloudy tuesday . if you're watching the co

the ohio valley and up to the mid-atlantic states. delays likeliest in chicago, new orleans, memphis, atlanta, new york city, los angeles, minneapolis. big list today. >>> the families of two people killed over the weekend by chicago police are demanding answers. one of the victims bettie jones, a mother of five, was remembered at a vigil yesterday. police said she was killed by accident when they responded to a domestic call. abc's alex perez is in chicago. >> reporter: the chicago police department again under scrutiny after another controversial shooting. 55-year-old bettie jones and 19-year-old college student quintonio legrier dead. >> we've got two people shot. shots fired by the police. just to confirm. >> yes, they were. >> reporter: early saturday morning, police responding to a domestic disturbance call on the top floor of this two-story home. legrier reportedly threatening his father with a bat. >> upon their arrival, they were confronted by a combative individual. >> reporter: jones lived on the ground floor. loved ones sa

more rain moving into the ohio valley. >>> and finally on this christmas morning let's take a visit, shall we, to what's being called califorornia's micle manor. it's an apartment complex for families with children who are critically ill. >> the miracle manor is near what is known as choc, the children's hospital of orange county. kabc reporter greg lee paid a visit. >> reporter: bridgette colby unpacks boxes while her two kid ss are here. miracle. >> our family is whole and that we can be a family and do what >> reporter: when she was 1, doctors diagnosed sophia with hlh, an extremely rare disease that causes her immune system to attack her own tissues and organs. she began intensive treatment including chemotherapy and her family spending weeks at a time at ildren's hospital of orange county, all of it taking a serious toll? >> is it the meds, is if the food? all those things add up exponential. >> reporter: the family nearly lost their home and the nonprofit asked them to be the first family to move into the miracle manor, an apartment complex less tn a mile when choc built specif

have also been several mudslides. >>> a look at today's weather, showers in south florida, the ohio valley and from the great lakes to the dakotas. >>> and finally this morning, a kettle full of christmas cheer overflowing in one new england town. >> it's an amecan holiday tradition. those red salvation army kettles dotting the nation's sidewalks and malls but increasingly surprises often found inside. reid lamberty from our boston station has the story. >> reporter: donationsome in many denominations. >> god bless you. >> reporter: some fold, others jingle. >> thank you very much. have a great holiday. >> you too. >> reporter: but last monday night this salvation army red kettle was rocked. i did, i found it myself. >> reporter: captain david childs found the diamond ring not in the rough but hidden among the hundreds of dollars being tallied at the end ofhe day. >> it was done in such a way that it was apparent that it was on purpose that they meant foror us to have the ring. >> it's incredible somebody would do something like that.. ve generous of them. >> reporter: the ring's owner is

condition, roads will be wet in the pacific northwest and across the southeast and up into the ohio valley. snow will make things flipry across the northern rockies and upper midwest into the great lakes area. >>> if you're flying airport delays possible in minneapolis and new orleans. >>> well, new overnight a very tense end to a flight in nashville. >> take a look at the incredible images. a southwest airlines jet running off the runway ending up in a ditch. the plane resting in the dirt. emergency slides deployed and passengers described the moments of panic. >> going down the tarmac or the felt like it hit a pothole or a speed bump and i was like, well, that's kind of rough then all of a sudden you realize you're going down into something. you don't know what. >> the fun part at least i got down to slide down the little slide. we're all pretty safe so fortunate. a little holiday surprise, if you will. i guess that's my christmas gift from southwest is sliding down the slide. >> i enjoy his understated talk. the plane from houston javy was completely full. eight passengers were taken to

then, actually, rain to the point of flash flooding to occur in the ohio valley region. reaching over towards portions of st. louis, that's not the only concern. we have a storm that's advancing chance of a wintry mix hitting chicago and minneapolis. >> paul williams, thanks so much. >>> fires at two muslim houses of worship are being called arson. near sacramento, a fire bombing of an islamic center. members of that mosque demanding a hate crime investigation. no one was hit in either attack. >>> the head of isis in iraq and syria is speaking out after months of silence. he's also made a renewed threat against israel. abc's jim avila is traveling with the president. >> reporter: the voice of isis. after seven months of silence, and for only the second time, abu bakr al baghdadi appears desperate to rally his beleaguered fighters who have lost ground and leadership. iraqi forces backed by u.s. coalition air strikes have taken the strategic city of ramadi. 2015 has not been a good year for isis. losing its second in command to american bombs, its territory in both syria a

point of flash flooding to occur in the ohio valley region. reacacng over towards portrtns only concern. we have a storm that's advancing throughout the midwest with a chance of a wintry mix hitting chicico and snow hitting minneapolis. >> paul williams, thanks so much. >>> fires at two muslim houses of worship are being called intentional. in houston, authorities are coming through surveillance cameras. hoping to capture a suspect. near sacramento, a fire bombing of an islamic center. members of that mosque demanding a haha crime investigationon no one was hit in either attack. >>> the head of isis in iraq and syria is speaking out after he's urging muslims worldwide to join the fight against the u.s.-led coalition and he's also made a renewed threat against israel. abc's jim avila is traveling with the president. >> reporter: the voice of isis. after seven months of silence, and for only the second time, abu bakr al baghdadi appears desperate to rally his beleaguered fighters who have lost ground and leadership. iraqi forcesacked by u.s. coa

partly cloudy, clear skies back to the ohio valley. we're looking at 55 by the time we get to 9:00, 57 to 59 at noon and low 60s this afternoon warming into the mid-60s, maybe even upper 60s on sunday. at the bus stop here are the kiddos, the lug nuts are there. they're always there. 52 degrees at the bus stop this morning warming to 62 this afternoon. all right kids have fun at school. be very safe. >> you know what, you can always depend on us. we're always there. >> we're like the sunrise and >> we're always here for you. lets go over to a webcam. you know what else is there for you. if you're headed out the door and you travel through long island, here is the southern state parkway. this is suffolk county. if you're traveling through nassau county different story, but lots of traffic. lets go right over to our maps and i'll tell you that the southern state parkway westbound near the wantagh an accident. sunrise highway east at horton avenue another accident. you are on or close to schedule, new jersey transit, metro north, long isl

there is a lot of action from the ohio valley stretching back down to texas where that severe weather and deadly tornadoes over the weekend now it is -- we all have areas of ice extending into indiana and ohio. a lot of of moisture, a lot of as it works in our direction, possible snow through tonight, just a cold wind, 2:00 a.m. notice moderate rain snow works in from south to north tomorrow, mid to late morning by midday, leftover pockets of sleet and freezing rain north and west of boston. area of low pressure is going to pass over the cape and islands, evening tomorrow much better. areas of snow continue through maine, just leftover rain showers, wednesday will be a quieter day, so zoom in a little bit, is a.m., a little area of snow develops, really either side of mass turnpike, it may start as a little bit of light snow in the cape, that is about it on the south coast, we are in the winter weather vie rue, timing is everything, 5:00 a.m. areas of snow boston in through southern new hampshire, pink indicates the mix, change over to mix and freezing rain it northeast, 7:00 a.m. tom

numerous tornado alerts have been issued from iowa, the ohio valley and all the way down to the deep south with biggest chances towards alabama. big squall line can bring all sorts of problems for travelers ............................... ............. also a reminder you can get the ski report on our website at las vegasnow- dot-com for the ski report just head over to the sections tab, then weather and down to the ski report. ............................... ................. here's the forecast. overnight with some clouds andting chilly.nds less than 10 mph. morr pt a high of 56th sun then clouds, windy ter.nds start off lithen up to by evening with slight shower chaes latnight................................ ................. extended forecast shows windy weather then breezy then windy it's goiing to get cold with 40's for the high and near freezing or below freezing again by the weekend. but sunny next week<))) ((denise valdez)) > there are only eight days left in 2015... and we want to make sure you ring in 2016 with a bang. on new year's eve... we'll start our live coverage of

heavy rain for the tennessee and ohio valley. for us it will be rain. as it matches in here, temperatures could be cold enough across the lehigh valley it could start out as a mixed bag, sleet before going over to rain. the front lifts in the form of a warm front and drops into a cold front. we'll have showers and thunder overnight this evening. tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, combination of sun and clouds, the clouds lower and thicken. tuesday morning, there's the mixed precipitation for the lehigh valley. it will be sleet and ice pellets. you can see the 40s for south jersey and delaware, close to the freezing mark north and west, again this is the first thing tuesday morning. tuesday afternoon all the warm air floods the area and everybody changes over to plain rain. 69 diaz that's a record high. clouds and sun, showers developing late. overnight tonight, partly cloudy skies, after a few evening showers, winds out of the north at 10 to 20 miles per hour. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, final going to feel like december once we get past t

you can see a patch of thicker cloud cover in the ohio ohio valley, midwest. that will be here tomorrow. the clouds went out and we get enough sun sthine come through. oh, yeah. and that pesky southeast wind of the potomac. we have rain coming in on monday. we have a better par of the day with stronger south winds still holds temperatures up by pushing the winds up from the south. this is real close into where you are. lows -- these are our average highs ifer the time of the year. 48 at reagan national. here's a look at future cast that wants to put a few more clouds tomorrow. it could be thicker clouds way up high. still think 70 is doable. 72 to 67. that's right in the middle. it's just urn the record high of 71. fredricksburg might be close to 80. we go through morning, early afternoon not raining yet. couple of showers possible. thicker clouds cover through the rest of the day and we'll go 67. nbc 7 sky cast could look a lot like this. maybe a little bit of morning fog as you'll see. starting off at 52 to 55 in some ranges tomorrow. 55 on the high end. a l

near normal for the ohio valley and great lakes, above n/rmal in many other places, clinton? thanks mike. the business of farming is big...and diverse. today in our farm journal report, national reporter betsy jibben looks at the catfish industry. its in the midst of a significant change as to which government agency will oversee catfish inspections. betsy. the catfish industry has been a part of townsend kyser's day as long as he can remember. growing up in a catfish raising family, he's seen the ups and downs. "right now, times s e good for peopleleho have weathered the storm," for kyser, that storm first hit about a decade ago, when the price of both grain and oil increased. that's when imported catfish-like species called pangasius- began pouring into the u.s. from asian countries. "our inputs went up and other products were coming in at a cheaper rate. those two national fisheries institute on how consumption has changed. in the last decade, pangasius numbers have risen sharply. "we are still battling it out. i'm still very much in favor of good, fair, competition on an

buffalo on wednesday up to 61 degrees one of many record highs to be set from great lakes down to ohio valley the focus on christmas eve moves to the northeast down to the mid-atlantic numerous record highs were talking 60s and 70s the warmest christmas eve anyone alive has seen in that area." more than 2,600 record high temperatures have been tied or broken across the lower 48 states this month. in washington dc cherry blossoms arrived months ahead of schedule. yet." but nowhere is this tale of 2 climates more obvious than the ski slopes. this connecticut resort can't even keep the fake snow from melting. while in colorado, the real snow just keeps coming... (nat video) skiiers here are shredding on the edge of a much larger cold weather band... stretching from park city... up to spokane. (dan petersen/noaa) "this is a tale of west vs east // we're just waiting to see if the stormy conditions will come east or not. (jericka duncan/cbs news/new york, ny) "and meteorologists say this unseasonably warm, beautiful weather is because of the el nino factor. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york."///

and energy in the ohio valley south of cleveland and that comes through later on tonight and behind that particular boundary, temperatures will warm tomorrow, hard to believe that a december front. and we'll see 60s behind it tomorrow, normal high temperatured should be 46 degrees rounding it out to 46 degrees above normal tomorrow. we'll get five days in the 60s and records are likely to be smashed here for the weekend and no chance for any wintry precipitation, we'll show you the exact numbers coming up and good timing for the weekend in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam. the head of the fbi now says that the husband and wife behind the san bernardino massacre were each radicalized at least two years ago. james comey testified before a judiciary committee and they discussed jihad and martyrdom as early as 2013, and they radicalized before they met each other online. they killed 14 people and wounded 21 others before dieing in a shootout with authorities one week ago today. >>> meanwhile ash carter testified before a senate committee today about isis, he spoke about the o

reed: two men who burglarized two companies -- officials say what they stole has ohio valley. detectives say it happened about 8:00 p.m. in the evening. the two men are believed to be in their 20's. if you recognize them, you are pd. the 2015 wildfire season as now more than $1.7 billion was spent fighting fires. nearly 10 million acres burned in 2015 with most of the fires burning in the west and alaska. it is roughly of: the states of massachusetts and connecticut combined. the second-highest total since numbers were being kept in 1960. marie: turning a page, ikea is coming along. it's 351,000 square feet and two stories -- bare-bones now but when it is all said and done, customers will be able to visit 15 decorated rooms and assure. everything in those rooms is for sale. some things are different. a supervised play area for children. they will also have a restaurant that features their iconic swedish meatballs. customers will enjoy the full experience. >> a full experience for the customer to really engage in their shopping experience. and we make it comfortable. that is on

around chicago works through the ohio valley and gets here late in the day. our futurecast shows just that. mild temperatures getting into the 60s this afternoon. this rain starts to come in west of the city around sunset which is 4:30, and then sweeps through the area. morning fog and cloudy and warm, and rain late in the day. we're at 63 degrees. that's way warm for this hour of the day and for the rest of the day much of this week we'll be looking at temperatures tonight. drop down into the mid-50s. there will probably be a rumble of thunder. then we're going to be looking at still warm weather as we go into the rest of the week. temperatures in the 50s to around 60 degrees as we go into the seven-day forecast, you'll see the time we get to thursday another shot at rain. the temperature actually might get to 60. that would actually break another record high on thursday. by the time we get to friday and saturday and sunday, notice you in the weather holiday spirit, you know. it's kind of warm to go look at the tree around rockefeller center, and it's 67 deg

in atlanta and east coast through the ohio valley and the northern mid atlantic and northeast.tomorrow and here inside the beltway and 42 manassas and around herndon and la plata waldorf, the high 43 and petersburg. look at that, highs in the upper 30s tomorrow and it's all about the wind still and it's a stiff wind throughout the day. you're going to need a couple of layers, 20 to 25 degrees at 7:00 a.m. by lunchtime and 27 to 32 and we start getting above freezing by the afternoon hours and that's the next setup for the next change and we lose that wind and our temperatures will be rising out of the 30s and heading toward the 40s on sunday, so there's cthat change 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. and you'll see what i mean in just a moment and cold weekend for saturday and the coldest and the coldest it's been since last february. there's your santa claus going through for christmas eve. 53 on monday, and tuesday, wednesday and yet, it's looking like wet weather for wednesday and thursday. we're not going to get a lot of rain out of this system and it gets breezy and we feel more like octob

sliding to the south and east, not much going on to the west, clouds all the way back to the highway ohio valley, we'll keep the clouds in the forecast tonight. there is a system that will drive along that front. this cool front simplegs down go afternoon, temperatures hover around 50, future cast will show front coming back north. notice cloud cover stays, not much rain. drizzle and fog tomorrow night, sunday, mid 60 think. couple showers in with a coldfront later in the day, turning colder as next system comes in monday night to tuesday. snow, sleet, then just rain, 48 in midtown, 50 tomorrow, oh, weakal occasional rain in the afternoon, there is the 7 day, 66 sunday, nice. sun and clouds monday 45, breezy, light snow or sleet early then rain, 48 on wednesday, rain thursday. then, cold moves in. after new years we'll be struggling to stay in the 30s. nick: as a reality. christine: thank you, nick, we talked a lot about steve harvey's miss universe mistake. it was a mess, today on twitter he posted a picture showing he can laugh at himself, saying, merry easter y'all. >> a thriller. golden stat

families f christmas, a line of fast-moving storm threatens people from the mississi valley to the ohio valley. tornadoes right before christmas, can you believe it? at least three people have been confirmed dead in mississippi. a seven-year-old boy is among he was in a car with his family when a tornado came right at them. at least 40 people have been injured in these storms. christine: it could be a wild night outdoors for santa. we are about 24 hours away from christmas. jim: after midnight, as soon as it is christmas eve because i am flying tomorrow. chloe: it will be cold, said it will definitely be bundled up. it will be a pretty turbulent ride into southern nevada. we expect the wind to pick up quite a bit by tomorrow. outside things are calm before the storm. pretty nice, i don't know if you still haven't taken a walk yet i would do it now. as we take a look at conditions, temperatures outside cooling down quite a bit. still in the mid 40's for summerlin and centennial. to the east of us still in the 50's for sunrise, southeast, and henderson. wind continues just out of the north tonig

look at all this moisture, stretching through the ohio valley. this is all lifting to the north with the warm front, allowing us to tap into some very warm air tomorrow. that is why we have the fog as the temperature slowly cli mb. the forecast highs tomorrow come into the 70's. it may be a record-breaking day. tomorrow, if we make it to 72, we will tie the current record back in 1971. think we will break the record at bwi. put that in perspective, the average high is 44. if the fog sticks around too long tomorrow, that may limit temperatures getting as high as we are forecasting. you will want to stay tuned tomorrow for the latest on that. the temperatures up and down, in the 40's., 61 tuesday. new year's eve looking dry, new year's day looking nice as well, temperatures back to average. about the complaints weather, and no complaints about washington's score now. robert: we have the update on the redskins-eagles. i think you will like it. and frank beamer hoping to end his career on top. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your

the rain is coming into ohio valley. starting to increase now in ohio. not very impressive during the day today. but it should increase some tomorrow. as we go into the morning rush, not much more than a sprinkle perhaps. and then, then it really starts to build up. late in the morning, towards midday hours from philadelphia southward, that's the best chance of getting some heavy rain. of course, it's not going it stay heavy all day. greatest amounts, again, look like they're going to be to the south and east. lowest amounts toward the lehigh valley and poconos. we all dry out during the day on friday. and then we get chilly. we get to say windchill for once this month. how much rain? not much. through the midday hours tomorrow. but by the time it's over, this model's giving about 3/4 of an inch to philadelphia and close it an inch and a half farther to the south. the other thing that's happening, that cold air that comes in, comes in friday. you'll feel it saturday, sunday morning and then it just goes away. mild air builds up to the pint of record leve

all of the rain and snow from new england through the ohio valley to were the mississippi valley into the region were severe storms are hitting. you also have blizzardlike conditions in western texas. this complex responding severe weather over texas, louisiana, and arkansas. it brings the snow for tuesday. that is the same system. high pressure tomorrow means sunshine with a few clouds when we get rid of the last vestiges of drizzle and showers now. the clouds will thin out after 10:00 this evening. as we take you toward midnight into the hours of monday morning, no problems. sunshine for the morning drive. i can promise you on tuesday, no school on tuesday. big prediction from the weather guy, right? there will be snow. unfortunately, it will not count as a snow day because you don' t have school to begin with. clouds increasing monday afternoon. no problems tomorrow. tonight' s lows dropping into the 20' s and teens in a few spots. not warming up much tomorrow at all. it is the cold weather taking hold of new england overnight tonight into tomorrow which sets up for a snowy scenari

the holiday rush comes as severe thunderstorms and tornadoes threaten parts of the south to the ohio valley. (sot eric fisher/ meteorologist) we've got cold dry air coming down across the plains and very unusually warm moist air that's being lifted up out of the gulf of mexico so we're really watching this area in particular (shows area on map) storms grounded several flights at san francisco international airport tuesday. cristina durana and her kids were on their way to disneyland: (sot cristina durana) it's their christmas gift from their aunt in san francisco and it's the first time we are supposed to be together for christmas. rounds of heavy rain are expected across the eastern half of the country ahead of spring-like weather christmas york. 3 3 the busy travel season is being fueled... at least a little bit by renewed confidence in the economy... and low gas 3 authorities in northeast nebraska are investigating the deaths of *two* people whose remains were found in a burnt - out pickup monday afternoon.the truck was found still burning in a field nine miles north and one mile west of

there is an chilly air on the map but all the warm weather is sitting down in the ohio valley record warmth builds in here and were talking about shattering a record. could we actually see temperatures warmer than we have ever seen in december? we will look at all of that straight ahead. tom: beginning monday, the state will send out medical marijuana cards to those who have been approved to receive them . more than 100 people have applied, but patients or their designated caregivers will not be able to buy cannabis in new open in early spring. >> officials predict that more than 400 people will have died in new hampshire. but now molten girl is launching a controversial program developed in massachusetts, to as wmur' s amy coveno reports, the police chief says criticism to pay for saving lives. >> you can help people and still do your job. heather: -- amy: chief leonard wetherbee has been a cop for more than 40 years most of his career spent in massachusetts. he' s been at the helm in moultonborough for nearly 4 years and is a bit surprised at the attention his decision to join paar

see the gusty winds over the ohio valley. that's cold. that -- there is a lag before the chilly air arrives, teens, below freezing in chicago. that is coming in this weekend. by saturday freezing or below. better half of the weekend not as harsh. let me show you the temperatures overnight as the rain moves away from long island 8:00, 9:00, in the 50s overnight. tomorrow morning a chill north and west. 35 to 41. we clear from northwest to southeast during the day. brighter skies in the afternoon hours. then watch what happens tomorrow night. once we clear and the colder winds kick in,ing look at the snow shower depicted across the hudson valley. mid-20s to mid-30s feeling like around 20 to 25 on saturday morning. so, cloudier on the coast. about 50. clearing late day. look at saturday. 40 feels like 30s all day long. maybe a couple of flurries. rain ends early tonight. mostly cloudy. tomorrow about 50. doesn't feel that warm. clouds break for sun. the chilly breeze. tomorrow night dress for winter. here is the seven-day forecast. blustery

follow the front all the way back to the ohio valley. it's an extension of this system. this area of low pressure working through texas on the east side once again. severe weather. this time farther east of dallas but on the eastern edge of texas. conditions. this area of low pressure will push into the midwest and an extension is a warm front. laelt overnight monday. early on tuesday. as that pushes into the cold air we get the snow to break out. any time between 1:00 and 4:00 on tuesday and the commute start watching the transition over to sleet and freezing rain. 10:00 in the morning, a lot of us transition to sleet. so the snow is not going to last all that long. but we'll get a period of snow and freezing rain along the coast line. and by the afternoon most of us down with the -- done with the ice. just wet weather in the afternoon. especially along the coastline. even in the city of boston, right along the immediate shoreline, tough to get an inch of snow. the east wind will jump the temperatures well into the 30s if not lower 40s. north and west of bostonen and sl

rain for tomorrow, just moving in from the west, going through the ohio valley this morning. you know, first showers arriving in western pennsylvania but even though they are getting close, we will not see the rainfall today, mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. that's 5:00 this afternoon. still be seeing some breaks in the clouds, limited sunshine getting through. you won't need to deal with this until overnight tonight. that's when the first rain drops will be headed into philadelphia, late this evening. 11:00 tonight, skies mostly cloudy across the entire region. first thing tomorrow morning, showers moving through and tomorrow afternoon, they will still be in the area, but not for the entire afternoon, they will be clearing out and then we will see the temperatures take off. in fact, the warmup really starts today, just as we are getting ready for the final hours of autumn, 11:48 tonight, just before midnight, winter begins, the winter solstice. and then the warmup begins for the rest of the week. today is not bad either. mostly cloudy skies, in spite of those cloud, 50s t

numerous tornado alerts have been issued from iowa, the ohio valley and all the way down to the deep south with biggest chances towards alabama. big squall line can bring all sorts of problems for travelers ............................... ............. also a reminder you can get the ski report on our website at las vegasnow- dot-com for the ski report just head over to the sections tab, then weather and down to the ski report. ............................... ................. here's the forecast. 41 overnight with some clouds and staying chilly. nds less than 10 mph.tomorrow expect a high of 56 with sun then clouds, windy ter.nds start o light then up to by evenwith slight showerances te night.............................. .................tended recast shows winather then breezy then windy ain by saturday.'s goiing to get cold with 40's for the high and nearfreezing or below freezing again by the weekenbut sunny next week<)))< denise valdez)) > check out this robot reindeer pulling the company "boston dynamics" posted this video on their youtube page. they create the robots.. known