44 degrees here. off towards the west, it is not much cooler, it is a couple degrees warmer. 48 in paducah. we're going to see this warming trend continue as the rain begins to push in. we have southern winds push in ahead of this rainfall. a little bit of purple, pink and purple on the leading edge of this rain. it is picking up on temperatures ohio and it is trying to spit out a little bit of freezing rain. freezing. the ground temperature is going to be so warm, it will be all rain tomorrow morning. we'll see the batch in the morning, then we have an isolated shower late in the day. it is not going to be a washout by any means. unfortunately the closer we get to bengals time, the closer we are to the heavier rain. here comes the rain right around 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon. the bengals game shortly after 8:00, we'll unfortunately be wet at times. 45 by kick-off, 43 by final play. it is not going to be too chilly out there. if you want updates on that forecast, you can find it on the weather authority app. on the 7-day forecast, you can see a little bit of snowflakes mixing in. by the t

her job, but the money will help her and her three children. there's one in hazard and the other in paducah, they haven't come forward yet. that million dollar match five winning tickets were sold in ohio and indiana. >> a unique medical resource in district. fairfield city schools have the first fully integrated school based healthcare center at a suburban district. it is a one stop shop serving students health needs. healthcare center at oiler elementary and price hill. what makes it different is the coexistence of all four services in one building. nearly half of the students live below poverty level. several organizations including one sight. >> the child can come here and have a full comprehensive exam and while they are here, if there's a notice that the child has other needs, hasn't had their immunizations or physical, they can be referred here. if you notice that there's some type of dental hygiene that they them. the new healthcare center serves students in the school district. a dedication ceremony will be held at 5:00 tonight. it is expected to officially open in early february.

that's the leading edge. paducah is sitting around 50 december greets. warmer air extended down into the northern gulf coast. all of that is pulling up in our direction. savannah. we have lots of warm weather pushing from the south to the north. with the warmer weather comes moisture. that means rain breaking out tomorrow morning. so likely between eight to nine tomorrow morning we'll have light showers around. nothing too bad. no severe weather expected on sunday but just a couple light showers. that chance increases this area in blue as we get towards late in the day sunday. that is cold front starts to approach the area it pushes south and east. by monday morning. monday morning we'll have showers and then we'll dry out after that. the evening commute is nice and dry. we have slightly cooler weather moving in. second storm moves in tuesday morning. sixty degree air starts to push northward into cincinnati. and then this is the cold front that we're going to see. likely a squall line develops of thunderstorms. some could be strong. the most instability will be south. strong thunder

just last week at home on his christmas break he did surgery in paducah for uninsured patients in kentucky and continues to go back to haiti and guatemala. just two years ago he saw children that he operated on 15 years ago they came to see him grown-up bringing their own kids and they were excited to bring their kids, to introduce them to dr. pablo. i think that speaks to the heart of few rand is and what he represents. i have always been proud of sub three as a doctor and a u.s. senator and the way he's run his campaign. he wants to be the one man standing there against perpetual war and against some the things the other republicans are talking about. i'm incredibly proud of them as they were -- senator and a husband and father. years ago i told them you are brave and you inspire that in other so i would just like to introduce my husband, rand paul. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. i get to go to if you political barbecues in my time and is starting to show a little bit but i was at a barbecue the other day in paducah kentucky and the guy in front of me had two big plates o

louis in paducah . expecting maybe a 50 over the last couple next couple days before it tumbles big starting monday . overnight tonight, hosted clear with clouds . the site is shaping up between eight and 10:00 a.m., short stint . in close proximity , clouds move in . high tomorrow mid to upper 40s , rainfall about one quarter inch view could be higher close to pretense specially the toledo findlay area . . cleveland then, they tried to surface . the lenexa will be between eight and 10:00 a.m. . toledo findlay on saturday, the top of the warming trend . scattered rain showers possible early saturday that most of the good day, should be mainly dry . highs near 50 the average 34 . high temperature will be around midnight because will be falling through the day . allow a snow-mix two after lunchtime talk about just snow . a couple of those alberta clippers fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. . the cavaliers are riding a five-game winning streak while lebron ja

shift that disturbance allows the precipitation to turn into snowfall, so '50s in kansas city in paducah that is heading tomorrow midday lake effect snow of paper and an some cloud cover saturday . tonight while taunting us, with some lake effect and high temperature tomorrow in the upper 20s, skies will be mostly cloudy tomorrow afternoon and say hello to the last weekend of january . on saturday and sunday sunday, but 40s to near 50 sunday, with showers and then on tuesday at low 50s . the chance of rainfall tuesday into wednesday with mild temperatures that will be falling in some wraparound precip in thursday and friday with overnight lows in the teams and daily highs in the 20s . thirty years ago they challenge her exploded a minute after liftoff seven died including akron native judith resnik judith resnik, today they pay tribute to her as dave nethers was therefore a special ceremony which back outside of the school that bears her name, it is built on the property of the elementary school she attended as a girl, students at the judith resnik unity center after the challenger disas

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have streamed in over the last couple of hours, rain showers slowly moving along the ohio between paducah and louisville right now. not a huge batch of rain. eating into our southwestern communities mid-to-late morning. -- getting into our southwestern skies are cloudy, 44 at noon. 4:00, pretty steady rain for the evening commute and still some showers at 8:00. they moved out between 8:00 to 11:00, but the back edges a cold front. goodbye mild temperatures. i don' t just mean saturday and sunday, the extended three-day holiday weekend will be on the cold side. looking at a couple of rounds of snow as well. first, let' s check the roads. kyla woods is off this morning. india jones, what is going on? india: all of the accidents have cleared and the intersection with a water main break just opened back up. here' s a look at 71-75 at kyles lane where we start to see traffic flip at this hour. northbound is picking up and southbound is starting to lighten up. 71 add dana and montgomery road, looking good. in butler county, still sing lisa: thank you. a woman shot in her car and abandoned on th

right now, it is wrong to paducah along the ohio. i would expect by the late morning hours four areas to the south and west of cincinnati' s to see some showers. everyone gets wet. planner today, clear right now. clouds will be million quickly. at noon, showers, expect rain showers through the afternoon and for any evening plans for it upper 40' s for this time of year is not bad. way warmer than we see over the we see temperatures take a tumble tomorrow. s check the roads. india: right now, we have a and redmond road. a report of an accident to 75 eastbound at 7170 five. keep that in mind. i can' t see it on my camera right now. very light traffic moving along there, 75 at western hills, things are clear. i will have another check coming up shortly. lisa: it is 5:02 right now. a woman shot in her car and abandon on the side of the road. mark: and police say the bullets came from another car. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live with where the investigation stands and what we know about the victim' s condition. dan? dan: right now, we

the actual cold front is right champaign, and down through paducah. it is not an arctic cold front, it will cool us down a few degrees tomorrow morning, and afternoon. but it's not going to be that 20, 25-degree temperature that we are used to the last ten days, notice, by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, the bulk of the rain is out of here, with just an isolated lingering shower. into the afternoon. you might see a wet snowflake mixes in with the isolated showers, but they will be few and far between. look at the current at the point downtown, 47 degrees, 43 in bedford, and sole land, 44 in parma. for norwalk, fremont, for canton and akron. 40 ashtabula, and wooster. downtown, a wind from the south and west at 17 miles per hour. so it is gusty, about 20 miles an hour through the day tomorrow as the cold front goes by. 25-mile an hour gusts cleveland, mansfield and fremont, so blustery out there. there's the center of the low, it's going to pull that way, you see this snow here? that is moving north and east. it should miss us, the next little band of snow that co

seven paducah and bowling green the same. memphis to dallas. almost 70 louisiana you northern gulf coast. clouds fill in. couple of breaks around 3:00 or so. and fills in after that. rain moves in as we go around seven or 8:00 tonight. then it starts to push away from us. a.m.. so tomorrow morning, the commute, i think, is wet because the pavement is wet. not so much rainfall. a lot of it pushing east. we look good. far left side of the screen. this is the next storm system. looking good. nice and dry with sunshine. tuesday look at the clouds that increase and fill in. a lot of moisture pulling from the south. it will create a set up for possibly strong thunderstorms. what i think will happen is a cold front approaches tuesday afternoon. tuesday afternoon we will see strong thunderstorms develop along the mississippi river. far western kentucky. and this is the best chance. this is enhanced risk for severe weather from memphis toward northern mississippi. slightly less chance here. we are in slight risk. yellow area in cincinnati. we could have

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paducah kentucky is called with 20 . in the snowbelt, a morning until noon tomorrow, eastern cuyahoga countyi the morning until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow and then we are under a windchill advisory until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow it will be between 10 and 20 below zero to euclid, mentor on the lake, fairport harbor are getting healthy hardest on 90 and two stretch . also you've got the blowing/drifting smoke, it will taper off between 8:00 a.m. and noona tomorrow than more snowfall , some light clipper snow midweek . any area under the warning ease morning eastern get an additional 8 inches . windchill advisory tonight . the windchill will be between 10 and 20 below zero . we're talking about it earlier, ar the sunshine on freshly fallen snow has a higher reflective rate . between thursday and saturday dry stretch then another clever next monday and possibly a panhandle hook next tuesday .e most also 5,000 people packed into the denver sports authority failed to see the afc playoff >> most people bought tickets all that events had to d

louis this morning and paducah 50 that will be coming our way,th the high today and 46 is a mostly cloudy today tonight if any confrontation outside of a local shopping mallon a woman robert bentley outside of great northern mall the police need help to find the suspect,rt listerine has the story to post a police investigating after a woman wasce robbed at gunpoint while walking out of thent great northern mall wednesday night is back the police say the two men, armed with a handgun s robbed her at the western entrance to macy's around 8:30 p.m. got away with her purse and credit card . . >> mall security cameras captured the getaway vehicle eight silver or gray sedan and the suspects were caught on video trying to use the credit in cleveland. >> are hopeful that someone will see the video and recognize the two suspects and also also that this incident is a a wake-up call for people leaving the mall at nightav. >> ilitch going to be there when it is dark to park in the lighted area where there are other cars which are impossible to have a buddy system so that when you go to the mall oredd

clouds are streaming in from the south and west are you have to head back to paducah, kentucky to see that. by the time we get to 11:00 this right now, 38 degrees, wind out of the south of nine miles per hour. southerly wind helping to hike are temperatures into the 40' s today. it :00 a.m., turn cloudy, 39. at noon, showers make their arrival. throughout the afternoon, rainy often on with temperatures in the mid to upper 40' s. not bad for january. futurecast showing no showers, 9:00 and 10:00 in the western communities. by lunchtime, more widespread around on time. in the afternoon, everyone gets in on the action. scattered rain through the evening commute. if you have post-dinner plans, soggy through 10:00 or 11:00. maybe even a stray flurry could be visible on the back edge as it rolls through around midnight. tomorrow, cloudy skies expected throughout the day. temperatures take a step back. we will be in the 30' s. today, 36 -- 46, rain showers, still mild. sunday, 20' s all day. decent wind through the day on sunday. maybe a round of flurries or light snow showers, as well. into

warmer air tomorrow, cincinnati 46 degrees and paducah 51 that will move in tomorrow afternoon . let the tories expected today, with showers developing this afternoon, likely see showers get out of here . to be mild and tomorrow . will be placing our umbrellas with shovels at the end of the weekend and a arctic plunge, see how cold it's going to can't the next week . it's going to be feeling more like winter, more of that coming up in just a bit. >> hopkins will be featuring a number of new nonstop flights from the airport this year . frontier airlines is adding flights from cleveland for some as low as $59, in april 2 you you can fly to philly, phoenix, portland san francisco and los angeles, the expansion makes them the second largest airline at hopkins in terms of nonstop markets. >> bill clinton is coming to northeast ohio northeast ohio wife's run for the white house according to hillary clinton's website, the former president will attend a private fundraiser in independence saturday . quantico is $500, donation of there's a reason why the nra, appeared than just down they j

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snowfall the next few hours continue tonight into midday tomorrow, and the snowbelt . 51 degrees paducah we will get that here by the end of the weekend, some scattered flurries and snow showers for everybody this evening . and ending about lunchtime tomorrow and be four-year sunset maybe a few tonight's low 20s, with some lake effect and becoming mostly cloudy and windy tomorrow . but the high temperature in the upper 20s . on sunday near 15 and then monday mid '40s on tuesday, groundhog day, but they mainly cloudy, and then on fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. metrohealth release results of external audit investigation and response to allegations of employee stealing botox. >> will review the report and conferences completely exonerates our ceo, allegations that metrohealth pay for his personal travel are not true there is no evidence of theft of property or services related to botox or other treatments. >> a spokesman says the police received the botox treatment could not be charged because the pharmaceutical company provided hospital f

louis and 54 paducah . it looks good, again some snow streaming in, and then by midday tomorrow, we start to notice the shear cloud cover and some sunshine for everybody on saturday, another clipper system coming this way . i think the french state to the the north so were not expecting any precipitation but it does look to be rather cloudy, forecast cut into 1 inch, but to focus to the actual snowbelt right tonight, the areas that could get one or 3 inches of snowfall by midday tomorrow . nothing huge but the snowbelt that could be a slow-go tomorrow morning . otherwise no big deal to tomorrow, colder, with upper 20 s . has some breaks of sunshine . anybody complain about this forecast .of rain late day with highs around 50 . will be mild through wednesday next week on wednesday, it will be falling all day after 40s in the morning, fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, a local school pride itself on using technology in the concepts in teaching. >> the goal is to improve

louis, paducah, today, tonight and into tomorrow. again that's the warm-up act. is going to be as we go through friday, saturday, and maybe even into sunday morning. this is our american computer model, has the storm just off of the virginia coastline, with very high winds, possibly even damaging winds, areas of delmarva and the chesapeake. the heaviest snow would be back here into the west into roanoke, possibly the mountains of virginia, west virginia, i-95 westward. the european computer model is actually in pretty good agreement. a little further to the south with the biggest wind threat damage the norfolk virginia beach area and as far as the snow goes with that system, it's not bringing it so much into new england. so the biggest question marks with the storm are going to be how far north does it get? do we get the heavy snow from new york city northwards? right now it's very questionable. but louis, it's going to be hard to miss. the roanoke area, richmond northward, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia and back to the mountains of maryland, someone's going to pr

when lexington, kentucky, could get a foot of snow, 7 to 6 inches pretty much from bowling green to paducah. memphis probably four inches of snow. into areas of the south. this is where it gets really messy, freezing rain, sleet, at the end snow on top of that. charlotte, greenville, to columbia in areas up here. this is going to be one of the worst spots of travelling. you're not used to traveling in messy weather like this. all snow greensboro, winston-salem northward. the bull's-eye, washington, d.c., the shenandoah valley, down interstate 81. 81 is going to be a nightmare probably for two or three days until they get all of that cleared out. d.c. to baltimore, possibility right now calling for about 20 inches of snow. philadelphia, about 14 inches of snow. and that's where the line really is. south of new york city, it gets really about the heaviest, north of new york, i mean look how quickly we go to 2 inches in newburgh, 4 in new haven providence only three inches. you see where we're pinpointing the heaviest of the snow, philadelphia southward. but new york city is in a blizzard watc

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in the west, what's going to happen first, memphis could get four inches, paducah, seven inches. lexington, kentucky, could get a foot of snow. kentucky is getting into the game with this crippling snowstorm. and that for you is mostly a friday event. snow-lined, heavy know through central north carolina. the mountains could get a foot and a half. greensboro, winston-salem could get a foot. a lot of icy, sleet, freezing rain, charlotte and rally. the bull's-eye, the historic portion of storm, two feet of snow possible for the mountains of virginia, washington, d.c. still looking at a chance for a 20 inch snowfall. and then further to the north snowfall totals have been knocked down for areas from new york city northward. new york city is right on the line of the lighter snow there's the heavier that will fall in areas near philadelphia. so this is obviously going to be a high impact, crippling storm for areas of the mid-atlantic. but, this is the reach of the storm now. it's gone all the way to memphis. so it's not just the mid-atlantic anymore. >> bill karins, thanks. >>> they s

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wind bring in some warmer air, cincinnati was in the mid- 50s and pass it was almost 70 currently 55 paducah . there has been some sunshine, tonight's partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at times focus of this, this clipper system will head off . the rainfall will be arriving tomorrow afternoon . this taps into it and lose it northward, during the evening commute tomorrow, a lot of you will be using your shield wipers in far enough if far enough east out it will be gone and gone and then it gets cold that will tap into lake-effectn stumpel saturday . between one tenth and one quarter inch maximum,en by midnight tomorrow, the lake-effect will be kicking in, on saturday a 40 percent chance, after midnight, with lake effect snow fall for pennsylvania and upstate new york . look at the forecast, rainfall tomorrow afternoon . lake effect snow fall mainly saturday then the temperatures dropped into the 20 sen and then they more abrupt fall sunday looking at a general just one day at work, hue jackson is hiring a staff as will talk all the talk about the browns,, not talk about the cavaliers they have a

because of lack of sunshine and rainfall, wind from the south between 10 and 15 . 50 cincinnati and 55 paducah . tomorrow are high would be about 50 . the panhandle hook starts off as rainfall tomorrow, the rainfall after sunset . the pressure moving northeast and colder air behind it, the snowfall . this is all preliminary thinking stay tuned all weekend . at this point, to the south it looks like my sunday 8:00 p.m. above a trace to an inch and more to the north, upper 30s tonight a passing shower and tomorrow morning may be a local shower with about 50 and maybe drag . . fox 8 the official closings and delays on-air, online. if you like your aunt's to win the powerball jackpot you want to, an auction where one-time the forecast is in. "a chance of snow." and for those of us who love winter, these words mean so much more. they mean a chance to conquer new hills. and explore new trails. a chance for first steps. a chance to leave the world behind. it's our chance to bundle up, get outside and laugh with the ones we love. welcome to the winter wonderland of pure michigan. your snow day begins

fifty-one currently paducah . you see some clouds that will thickened up and the lower flu levels coming up . it will we'll be moving in my morning between eight and 10:00 a.m. . could see some mix initially they mostly be about the rainfall scattered about for the day . the low pressure of circulation and rain showers with a mixing . the best timeframe between eight and clear with more clouds predawn . he was the drive for driver of the viewing area . the chance of mixing early scattered rain showers . upper 20s tonight . it would be more like this predawn hours, mid '40s again tomorrow . cloudy with a but it makes possible early on and looking don't think it's very likely it will be such a short period of time . the warmest day 15 . say goodbye goodbye to warm up the warm-up with falling temperatures sunday , ray snow mix with also but also may be that some lake effect monday wednesday on top for everybody today thursday . they been much colder . kelly lovell of a winning streak and the browns to use you their c