windsn now team coverage of the now team coverage of the winter storm takes us to the peninsula. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is in hampt - liz, it's raining now, but crews had plenty of snow to deal with today out here so freezing could be a concern. right now though, roads are more slushy than icy. you're looking at a bridge here on settlers landing road. public works crews have been out and about for quite some time - they were pre- treating even ahead of the flurries we . sa also hard at work right now - private contractors, snow removal companies taking care of parking lots. we spoke with merryman grounds maintenance. just here in hampton they have multiple crews out plowing and salting at dozens of businesses. this is the fi mgm president 01:22:19 "this particular storm, it's gonna revolve back around and snow a of sleep and then back at it tomorrow morning, because we got a second round of an event coming in tomorrow." runs :13 so while many are hard at roads safe, try to avoid being out if you can. earlier today in hampton, police responded to nearly 50 accidents in just under

advisory up for bertie county, hertford and gates counties, suffolk, isle of wight county, and the peninsula. more could be added later this morning or around midday. today: mostly cloudy. wintry mix forming by later this morning and really kicking in by midday. this will be snow, sleet, and some rain at first. through the day it will gradually change over to rain in the metro area, but not before accumulating on the ground. highs will be in the 30s with near 40 degree temps by the evening. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: wintry mix turns into all rain in the region except the northern fringe of the viewing area. lows near 40. winds ne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. saturday: rain becoming scattered snow showers later in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 45mph. a few gusts to 50mph between the eastern shore and virginia beach. minor tidal flooding is expected during high tide. we have a really messy weather situation today. the wintry mix forming this morning will include good portion of the region. we will slowly warm up today. so eventually this mix wi

now team coverage of the winter storm takes us to the peninsula. 10 on your side's liz kilmer is in hampton -- liz, it's raining out there now, but crews say they had plenty of snow to deal with today -- tom and nicole, no snow but lots of steady rain- and it is certainly cold out here so freezing could be a concern. right now though, roads are more slushy than icy. you're looking at a bridge here on settlers landing road. public works crews have been out and about for quite some time - they were pre- treating flurries we saw on wednesday. also hard at work right now - private contractors, snow removal companies taking care of parking lots. we spoke with merryman grounds maintenance. just here in hampton they have multiple crews out plowing and salting at dozens of businesses. this is the first big event of the season for them. they started salting last night, and work is far from over. it's gonna revolve back around and snow a little bit tomorrow so we'll work probably until about 4 in the morning, try to get 3 or 4 hours of sleep and then back at tomorrow." runs :13 so while many are hard

the storm a warning for northampton county nc, southampton, surry, james city counties, and the peninsula to all points northward today into tomorrow. winter weather advisory up for bertie county, hertford and gates counties, suffolk, isle of wight county, and the peninsula. more could be added later this morning or around midday. today: mostly cloudy. wintry mix forming by later this morning and really kicking in by midday. this will be snow, sleet, and some rain at first. through the day it will gradually change over to rain in the metro area, but not before accumulating on the ground. highs will be in degree temps by the evening. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: wintry mix turns into all rain in the region except the northern fringe of the viewing area. lows near 40. winds ne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. saturday: rain becoming scattered snow showers later in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 45mph. a few gusts to 50mph between the eastern shore and virginia beach. minor tidal flooding is expected during high tide. we have a really messy weather s

if you're joining us safe from the peninsula of newport news stretching down into hansen will likely start to see some rain changing over to snow or snow mix and then still mainly rain across the south side north eastern north carolina and then as we shore will see a mixed well inland and richmond and then as the system starts to pull offshore will see some colder air moved and we could see a few more flurries make them look at these numbers temperatures falling into the action own and the low thirties or upper thirties and so with those warmer temperatures not really expecting anything to really stick so that some good news if you are going to be heading out about but that colder air will filter and by monday morning noticed temperature starting off in the twenties monday morning a lot of sunshine monday afternoon but were only going to climb into the thirties in with the breezy conditions a waxy feel like the teens and low twenties as we head into monday morning. so for today mainly rain for the southside temperatures and the forties falling into the thirty this afternoon snow to a

winter storm warning for northampton county nc, southampton, surry, james city counties, and the peninsula to all points northward today into tomorrow. winter weather advisory up for bertie county, hertford and gates counties, suffolk, isle of wight peninsula. more could be added later this morning or around midday. today: mostly cloudy. wintry mix forming by later this morning and really kicking in by midday. this will be snow, sleet, and some rain at first. through the day it will gradually change over to rain in the metro area, but not before accumulating on the ground. highs will be in the 30s with near 40 degree temps by the evening. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: wintry mix turns into all rain in the region except the northern fringe of the viewing area. lows near 40. winds ne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. saturday: rain becoming scattered snow showers later in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 45mph. a few expected during high tide. we have a really messy weather situation today. the wintry mix forming this morning will include eventually this

the military demarcation line that divides the korean peninsula. caravan of buses is making its way from south korea to north korea. a reunion is taking place in a mountain tourist resort, bringing together separated families from north and south. a husband and wife were reunited for the first time in 65 years. 70 years have passed since the korean peninsula split into north and south. this 98-year-old man has come to see his son, now 70, who lives in north korea. millions of people separated for decades. we follow one man as he reunites with the family he left behind. these are the headquarters of the korean red cross. in cooperation with its counterparts in north korea, the korean red cross has taken a leading role in humanitarian exchange. one of their projects is bringing together family members separated by the division of the korean peninsula. october 5th. a binder of documents arrives from north korea. it contains information about separated family members compiled by the red cross of north korea at the request of south korean families. inqu

for the peninsulas, we could see anywhere between 4 and 6 inches of snow. however, some higher amounts are possible in those communities, specifically the middle peninsula and the northern neck. southside, the eastern shore and parts of north carolina could see anywhere from 2 and 4 inches of snow. the outer banks will see less snowfall we continue our live team winter coverage this morning with a potential winter storm on the way crews are monitoring conditions to make sure the roads are safe. newschannel threes stefania okolie is live at lesner bridge in you can track the latest radar - on the newschannel three app. you can also get the latest forecasts - and weather alerts during the storm. our meteorologists are also working you updated with video forecasts. to download it -- go to w-t-k-r- dot-com-slash- apps - it )s free! lets get to kristen crowley with morning now here )s kristen crowley to new this morning out of james city county -- add a big machinery on the production line caught fire at the lumber liquidators headquarters. add this all happened

about conditions --later this morning we re expected to see the first of the wintry mix here on the peninsula-- throughout the week crews have been planning watching the forecast --we know they were out last night for pre treatment on the roads which is certainly visible this morning -- officials tell us they have more than two thousand-500 crew members and more than 13 thousand pieces of equipment. crews plan on using nearly 650 thousand tons of salt, sand mixture -- thats the weight of more than 20 cars and nearly two million gallons of liquid salt to clear the roadways. as you know governor mcauliff declared a state of emergency here in virginia which means several agencies are on standby for aid-- in addition to 24- hour crews treating roads for ice --the governor talks about what he also needs virginians to governor says the state has more than 200 million in the budget for the storm-- and they )re willing to do anything to keep the state safe. and we know cities here in hampton roads are also being proactive in assuring everyones safety-- as you saw school cancellations and early dismal

however, we ll have to watch some of our northern peninsula communities. if there is any shift in the storm s track, we could see areas like williamsburg, gloucester, mathews and middlesex counties receiving between 4 and 6" of snow. the albemarle and the outer banks will likely see snow. so stay tuned. in addition to the snow and rain, we will see very strong winds. winds will start to crank up on friday with gusts to near 30 mph. gusts could reach to 40+ mph on saturday and sunday. winds will start from the ne but shift to the north. this could create some coastal and tidal flooding issues, especially for parts of the southside. for next week, we re expecting the sunshine to return, with highs back in the upper 40s and the weather can be a real concern when it affects your power. we wanted to know what dominion power is doing to keep you safe. newschannel 3s margaret kavanagh is live in norfolk. margaret you were out with crews today. preparation and more preparation - that )s what dominion says they )re doing. so if power lines like these have problems

snow fell north and west of the metro, especially along the peninsula, middle peninsula, northern neck, and eastern shore. the snow came down at such a rapid rate, that it coated the grass, cars, and roads. even though the storm has moved out of hampton roads, the quality of the roads will still be a concern. any snow, slush, or puddles left on the roads will freeze overnight with temperatures dropping back into the mid-20s. it's a good thing most of you may need to give yourself some extra time in case you run into any slippery quite chilly with highs only in the low-30s. it'll remain chilly through tuesday and wednesday. temperatures will start to rebound by thursday and friday, but by then, we may be tracking another coastal storm. the jury exact track is key! we'll keep you updated on that one throughout the week. if you still want to send us your snowy pictures, twitter pages! a huge thank you to everyone who as ashley mentioned parts west of hampton roads have the most snow on the ground. 10 on your side's matt gregory is live in hampton where people are navigating through the wi

however, we ll have to watch some of our northern peninsula communities. if there is any shift in the storm s track, we could gloucester, mathews and middlesex counties receiving between 4 and 6" of snow. the albemarle and the outer banks will likely see snow. so stay tuned. in addition to the snow and rain, we will see ry strong winds. winds will start to crank up on friday with gusts to near 30 mph. gusts could reach to 40+ mph on saturday and sunday. winds will start from the ne but shift to the north. this could create some coastal and tidal flooding issues, southside. for next week, we re expecting the sunshine to return, with highs back in the upper 40s and lower 50s. it )s day 2 of storm prep in virginia beach -- and public works crews are continuing to monitor the roads. newschannel 3s gabriella deluca is live in virginia beach with more on what crews are doing. frost patrol trucks are starting early -- then working straight through rush hour tomorrow morning all in an truck after truck -- parked and ready for snow in virginia beach. 48:38 it )s a

winter weather advisory up for bertie gates counties, suffolk, isle of wight county, and the peninsula. more could be added later this morning or around midday. today: mostly cloudy. wintry mix snow, sleet, and some rain at first. through the day it will gradually change over to rain in the metro area, but not before accumulating on the ground. highs will be in the 30s with near 40 degree temps by the evening. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: wintry mix turns into all rain in the region except the northern fringe of the viewing area. lows near 40. winds ne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. saturday: rain becoming scattered snow showers later in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 45mph. a few gusts to 50mph between the eastern shore and virginia beach. minor tidal flooding is expected during high tide. we have a really messy weather situation today. the wintry mix forming this morning will include accumulating snow for a good portion of the region. we will slowly warm up today. so change to rain. strong onshore winds will let the temps warm up this eveni

the crash happened north on 6-64 from suffolk to the peninsula. right now all north lanes are closed. traffic backups are about 1 miles. new at 5 - you can probably expect your power bill to be higher - because of the wintry weather. but is there anything you can smith breaks down some home heating myths. cold winter weather is here . .and you will literally pay for it soon.. january power bills will certainly be higher than we ve seen since last summer.. so is there anything you can do to save some money? shannon smith the temperature goes down. . your power bill goes up.. so we wanted to know what )s fact or fiction when it comes to heating your home.. first, fact or fiction ... small space heaters cause big energy bills this one is fiction space heaters are good, but they are only good in a small area. :38 linda dozier with lowes home improvement says space heaters can quickly warm up -a- room. the key... only use it to heat a small area for a short amount of time. but it should never be used in place of your central system because it is just n

on the peninsula -- newport news - and poquoson are out early. accomack and camden county schools in north carolina were added to the list this morning. all of these schools have also canceled all afternoon activities. now -- if you re wondering about other school districts or businesses - we have a delays - running across the bottom of your screen and on w-t-k-r dot com. if you )re traveling today or this weekend -- you may want to stay put. passengers looking to fly out of ronald reagan washington national airport today were met with long lines, delays, and cancellations. thousands of flights have been canceled across the country as a winter storm hits the east coast. all flights from philadelphia international airport will be canceled on saturday. american says all eight flights out of norfolk have been canceled for today. the newport news airport says all six american flights they have been canceled. united airlines announced it would suspend flights at its washington dulles international airport hub and other mid- atlantic airports starting

our winter weather team coverage continues on the peninsula. chopper 10 was above colonial williamsburg yesterday. the area got more snow than we saw in hampton roads, so the roads are a bit messier up there. our jason marks is in driving around williamsburg. jason how are the roads looking? the virginia department of transportation (vdot) encourages motorists to avoid unnecessary travel. if travel is a must, drivers should exercise caution while on roads as low overnight temperatures likely will result in icy pavement conditions during the early morning bridges, overpasses and ramps, which freeze first, and roads with lower traffic volumes and shaded spots. drivers also should be alert for pedestrians walking in roads, especially in more urban areas where most sidewalks are blocked with deep piles of snow. vdot is not responsible for snow removal on sidewalks. here are some safe driving tips to keep in mind: make sure there is 2 or more car lengths between you and the next car don't break hard but gently to avoid skidding. turn on your lights

our team coverage now takes us up to the peninsula. that's where rico bush is standing by with more on our team coverage now takes us up to the peninsula. that's where rico bush is standing by with more on the storm is crippling travel across the east coast, and it's cancelling or delaying several flights here in hampton roads. here's a look at the depatures list at norfolk international airport. as you can see it's mostly cancellations. it's a similar story at newport news williamsburg international airport. make sure you check with your carrier if you're flying anywhere. the cancellations in hampton roads are just a small part of the more than 7- thousand cancelled flights up and down the eastern seaboard. we checked the departures list at dulles international airport and almost the rails aren't much better. amtrak service is cut short or cancelled completely on many routes. service for norfolk and newport news today is cancelled. if you had a ticket, amtrak says you can take another train or switch to another travel date. you're loo

our winter weather team coverage takes us back to the peninsula. chopper 10 was above colonial williamsburg yesterday. the area got more snow than we saw in hampton roads, so the roads are a our jason marks is in driving around in james city county. jason how are the roads looking? the virginia department of transportation (vdot) encourages motorists to avoid unnecessary travel. if travel is a must, drivers should exercise caution while on roads as low overnight temperatures likely will result in icy pavement conditions during the early morning hours. pavement may be especially slick on bridges, overpasses and ramps, which freeze first, and roads with lower traffic volumes and shaded spots. drivers also should be alert for pedestrians walking in roads, especially in more urban areas where most sidewalks are blocked with deep piles of snow. vdot is not responsible for snow removal on 2 or more car lengths between you and the next car don't break hard but gently to avoid skidding. turn on your lights to increase visibility make sure lights and use lo

no one of a korean peninsula should develop and persist a nuke lee weapon. this is mandated for several resolutions. no one should disregard the integrity of the united nations security council resolution, and all of us should work together to achieving denuclearization. china does not have the influence, but made the position well-known to all the parties concerned that china will not tall rate a situation where nuclear weapons will be expressed, developed or used on the korean peninsula. that is the situation. it is borderline of the foreign policy regarding this point. >> it must be being viewed with a certain amount of alarm, the claim that this is a hared gen bomb, rather than the atomic bomb that it is thought that nooe yes detonated -- north korea detonated and tested in the past. >> well, i would say the bottom line should be that no one, no regime on the korean peninsula should develop, possess or use a nuclear device including the atomic or hydrogen bomb. and whether it is either of those is irrelevant for this one. what the united nations security

peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is wednesday morning, and the colder only in the 30s. temperatures moderate by thursday afternoon...with 60s to start the weekend. a reminder about our free wavy-dot-com weather app for your smartphone or tablet. use it for access to hour-by-hour forecasts, radar images, alerts and notifications and weather blogs. we have new information since midday in a developing story out of norfolk. we now know 58 year old keith richardson was the man involved in the officer- involved shooting this morning. 10 on your side obtained this photo of richardson. police say the incident began with a domestic dispute between richardson and his wife at their home on land street. police say richardson shot and killed norfolk police dog "krijger." police then shot richardson. this is a story the continues to develop. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has been working on this story all day and joins us with more new inform

peninsula, and northern neck, we'll likely see snow to start. after 7 pm, temperatures will warm into the low- 40s, so we'll make the transition to all rain. very tricky. be sure to check out our latest blog for a map of potential snow totals. theain will continue through friday night into saturday morning. at this point, we'll be tracking on and off rain showers for most of your saturday. as this storm starts to pull away saturday evening, the colder air on the back side of this storm will allow for the change- over to snow. expect light snow from saturday night through early sunday morning. we could possibly pick up an additional 1-2" of snow before we put this storm i know a lot of focus has been on precip amounts, but we are also keeping a close eye on the possibility of some minor tidal flooding during high tide saturday (8:30 am, 8:49 pm) and sunday (9:14 am, 9:32 pm). tonight: increasing clouds. lows: mid to upper-20s. winds: light north. friday: wintry mix and snow developing by midday. mostly snow north and west of the metro. changing t

the situation on the korean peninsula itself is very tense. and it contains elements for escalation of the tension. and on the one hand, the continued military exercises by republic of korea as well as the united states, different kinds of forces on the korean peninsula itself is destabilizing of the whole situation. on the other hand, i don't think there is any reason to justify any country on the korean peninsula to develop and test nuclear devices. >> a top chinese leader held talks with kim jong-un in october to try to improve ties. he says officials in beijing are frustrated that north korea still went ahead and carried out the test. >> then will china g along with the u.n. security council on adopting new sanctions against pyongyang? >> china not only said yes to security council sanctions in 2013, it went farther and imposed its own measures. they included a trade ban on materials for nuclear arms and financial sanctions. but china is north korea's largest trading partner and pyongyang's economic lifeline hinges on beijing's support. ex

, middle peninsula, northern neck, and eastern shore. the snow came down at such a rapid roads, the quality of the roads will still be a concern. any snow, slush, or puddles left on the roads will freeze overnight with temperatures dropping back into the mid-20s. it's a good thing most of you may need to give yourself some extra time in case you run into any slippery quite chilly with highs only in the low-30s. it'll remain chilly through tuesday and wednesday. temperatures will start to friday, but by then, we coastal storm. the jury is still out on this one, whether we'll see mostly throughout the week. if you still want to send us your snowy pictures, videos, or reports, feel sent in reports and up next - first of a kind -- we'll tell you about a ground breaking transplant that saved a mans life. plus - a special milestone - we'll show you an elderly couple celebrating a yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way to save on motorcycle insurance than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider

tomorrow that includes your county public schools and williamsburg james city county schools on the peninsula hampton city schools will be dismissing two hours early on the southside soften public schools will be closed tomorrow. norfolk public schools will dismiss two hours early. jeff watson is in the weather lab monitoring weather conditions will be live tomorrow and of the storm. jeff when we can expect things to start. well the farther south and west you're watching from the sooner it'll start maybe farther north and west or north and east to go the later will start maybe as late as three four o'clock most of our area in between those two figures to let me break down a timeline here in just a second as you can see the soul of a closer view of what we just showed you the storm now moving steadily up through south carolina and north carolina snow breaking out light very light snow ahead of that i actually let me go back to that one so we can see the first thing here and mainly clear this evening going to become partly cloudy a little bit later increase in clouds or morning mix percent of p

however, we ll have to watch some of our northern peninsula communities. if there is any shift in the storm )s track, we could see areas like williamsburg, gloucester, mathews and middlesex counties receiving between 4 and 6" of snow. the albemarle and the outer banks will likely see snow. so stay tuned. in addition to the snow and rain, we will see very strong winds. nds will start to crank up on friday with gusts to near 30 mph. gusts could reach to 40+ mph on saturday and sunday. winds will start from the ne but shift to the north. this could create some coastal southside. for next week, we re expecting the sunshine to return, with highs back in the upper 40s and lower 50s. our team coverage of the winter storm - continues with newschannel three s margaret kavanagh. and margaret - a big worry for some folks - is that the lights could go out during this storm. only mother nature knows what is going to happen, but dominion power says want to be as prepared as possible -- so if power lines like these ones have issues -- they want to be ready to respond. --

west here and then farther west the series in the pink you can see the northern neck the little peninsula williamsburg james city county areas west of that the communities out there nor just wanna like that some of those out towards richmond winter storm warning that extends down to the franklin area in southampton obviously surrey and sussex and into north carolina we have the advisories around gates at her for dan to bert e and then from northampton winter storm warning so we're set for this now as we go through the day the snow approaches from the southwest. it'll be late morning here on eleven twelve o'clock of the snow approaches with some mixing potentially across the metro have used a lot to the west in the rain really starts to transition as temperatures north carolina. upper thirties. this is by the early evening around seven or eight o'clock. note the temperatures actually warming during the evening snow and nicks continues out to the west with the rain and heavy rain at that along with stronger winds later tonight so much to look at and so much to consider here snow on the back

troops from the korean peninsula -- which they are currently 28,000 troops still on the korean peninsulad south korea. that there are no more new military games that are conducted regularly between the u.s. and south korea. and i think that, you know, to really see a nuclear free korean peninsula, we have to have a korean peninsula that is free of war. i think it is really important to note the history of the introduction of nuclear weapons onto the korean peninsula. for 1, 53 years ago, i'm sorry, 63 years ago on january 7, the u.s. announced they had succeeded in producing a hydrogen bomb. i think that tells us a few things. one, it was conducted and tested during the korean war. we know that truman had considered dropping atomic bombs on the korean peninsula during the korean war. and we know that the korean war was a brutal, brutal war. but the point is, it was the u.s. in 1958 that first introduced nuclear weapons onto the korean peninsula. they had it in south korea until 1991, until the disintegration of the soviet union. and north korea is the one that had appealed to the united

our team coverage now peninsula. our team coverage now takes us up to the peninsula. that's where rico bush is standing by with more on the flooding in newport news. rico - i'm rico bush live along 78th street at the city line apartments in newport news. this is a spot that routinely floods during severe weather events. you can see there is still plenty of water on the streets. but its not severe. dispatchers told us, that some residents moved their cars to get them several trash cans in the you're looking live at the snow washington, d-c. the area is under a blizzard warning. transportation is pretty much shut down. we'll get a live update from our d-c bureau, coming up. and take a look at this live shot coming in from philadelphia. just look at the wind whipping the snow around. the airport there cancelled all flights going to and from philly. and remember, wavy-dot-com is your source for the storm. we have a special section of our home page with links to everything you might need. and you we are right now, so you can stay up to date even if new this morning -- poli

parts of the day at peninsula and safer mode of travel to franklin up to the peninsula middle peninsula eastern shore we could see some minor accumulations on grassy tops of cars decks things like that or not expecting any the roadways and on talking a minor accumulations nothing to do less than an inch so we're not looking at a big deal but certainly something that might be pretty coming down as we go through the late morning and afternoon hours tomorrow so the bottom line once again mainly rain south to north carolina some minor snow accumulations off toward the north are less than an inch on roadways are less than an inch on the tops of cars and stuff the roads are just too warm partly cloudy skies out there right now a temperature of forty seven degrees was coming out the north northeast at seventeen mph dropped on a thirty seven degrees to nine under partly cloudy skies cloudy cold tomorrow. light rain with the snow off towards the north clearing skies tomorrow night down twenty eight and we're looking at lots of sunshine on monday to lead thirty five thirty two on tuesday lows in

have to watch some of our northern peninsula communities. if there is any shift in the storm )s track, we could see areas like williamsburg, gloucester, mathews and middlesex counties receiving between 4 and 6" of snow. the albemarle and the outer banks will likely see snow. so stay tuned. in addition to the snow and rain, we will see very strong winds. winds will start to crank up on friday with gusts to near 30 mph. gusts could reach to 40+ mph on saturday and sunday. winds will start from the ne but shift to the north. this could create some coastal and tidal flooding issues, especially for parts of the southside. for next week, we re expecting the sunshine to return, with highs back in the upper 40s and lower 50s. a massive water main break shut down mercury boulevard in both directions for a couple of hours tonight. newschannel 3 s allison mechanic is live on mercury boulevard near peninusla town center -- allison whats the latest? well laila/les just take a look at all this water here on -- its from a water main break that happened ear

skaters on the peninsula may have to hang up their skates. belmont iceland is closing its doors. nbc area's jean elle is live. this is a huge loss, jean. brian boitano chaintrained ther >> a lot of ice rinks are open late because there is so much demand for ice time. the closure of this rink is breaking up a tight knit community and leaving skaters with few options. generations of kids learn to skate here at belmont iceland. many found their passion. >> i already want to go to the olympics. it's such an amazing sport. i love it so much. >> reporter: she will have to find a new rink to pursue those dreams. this one is closing its doors. >> i'm, like, in tears. i cannot even believe it. because i love -- this rink is just my home. >> reporter: with over $1 million in upgrades needed to keep things running smoothly, it's time to call it quits. >> the floor has real problems. these owners are up there in age. and to make this kind of investment at this stage of their lives just doesn't make a lot of sense any more. >> reporter: the april closure

also coming in at forty three in gloucester on the peninsula for the peninsula be working out with us in newport news you're in the upper thirties where forty three right now hansen forty two in grandview across the south side more of the same we do have some parties in the mix thirty five rankings for coming in at thirty nine and longview and north eastern north carolina we've got dirty than even some forties i write down forty and elizabeth city were coming in at thirty nine in jacobs' and hurt for you waking up to forty degrees as well. so today the jet stream will left continue to live farther to our north that will allow the warm air to our south to invade our area so couldn't feel really nice today with a lot of sunshine satellite and radar was few high clouds pushing mainly north of the south side of the peninsula in the middle peninsula on to the eastern shore. that's really about it without expecting any rain in the forecast for today but i am tracking our next system which is still out to the west this cold front will head our way late monday into tuesday and will bring us a

out to the west this does include williamsburg james city county the northern neck of the little peninsula under the winter storm warning is well on franklin and southampton isle of wight sussex up petersburg emporia down in north carolina northampton all under the winter storm warning and we have a winter weather advisory for the area shaded in blue that includes hampton and newport news york and the coast and back down to the south isle of wight suffolk and into north carolina so near the coast we don't have those advisories but we do have a coastal storm watch and a high wind watch wins later tonight could gust up around fifty mph. the tale of the future cast here you see the wintry the southwest ten eleven o'clock starts pushing to the southwest and then it comes up and i think the moisture over rides the metro area as we head towards noon take a look at this oh well we start off with snow were a wintry mix as the temperatures warm later this afternoon and transitions to rain the wind will increase in the rain could be heavy at times tonight i have so much to share with you a quick loo

the peninsula is the hardest hit in our immediate area. across the commonwealth there's been more than 14-hundred weather related accidents. our area has seen the most. 10 on your side's andy fox is live from road conditions. runs: 1:06 out cue house shortly ( nt sd) runs:03 the williamsburg bluffs neighborhood typical. kids sledding. sledding on anything they can find parents scraping cars passing on snow covered streets still not cleared by the city. shawn nelson not expecting his daughter to go to school monday secondary roads not clear (53:54 13) (( we are assuming school is canceled tomorrow and we have lined up a sitter for tomorrow so we're not expecting kids to go to school and we both have to work)) runs: 07 (nat sd scraping) snow and ice mean money for zach farish (59 :20 28) ((are they lining up to give you 30 dollars. pretty much every single person has given me 30. good for in for young and not so (57:10 25) brooklyn ((9weve been sick the last couple of days so we were cooped up the heat was on so it was hot inside)) runs: 10

the roof and several walls collapsed after winter weather blew upper peninsula. lynda smith / little ole' opry c0005 17:29:23 "it is a part of my family and it feels like a death. it really, to a point feels like a death in the family." 17:29:28 sadly this piece of history is lost forever side whatever is still standing will have to come down as well. the winter weather is not done with our area yet. today we are dealing with a big refreeze and icy commute. 10 on your side is in your neighborhood checking on road conditions. we have team coverage this morning with what to expect as you head outside. meteorologist jeremy wheeler is tracking freezing temperatures and jen lewis is keeping a close eye on the slippery roads. and we have two crews roaming the peninsula. 10 on your side's rico bush and jason marks will the bottom of your screen. center. meteorologist jeremy wheeler says to bundle up today. jeremy we're dealing with icy conditions in the neighborhoods this morning. ("jeremy ad libs wx sunny. warmer thsi afternoon. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds sout

this morning things are very calm here and on to the peninsula and through the peninsula 101 here in palo alto an easy, light drive. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> coming up next, the snow has subsided and now the digging out begins. the massive blizzard hitting the mid-atlantic and northeast leaves behind more than just snow. the death toll from the destructive storm. >>> new video right now of the massive earthquake that rocked alaska early yesterday. you're looking at surveillance video showing how powerful the 6.8 quake struck. it hit early sunday morning around 2:00 in the morning right near pedro bay. closer to the epicenter in the peninsula, about 30 homes were evacuated after a gas leak. some 5,000 people lost power in total, but, amazingly, despite the magnitude of that quake no one was injured and no tsunami threat. >>> the digging is far from done for cities and town across the northeast buried by a monster blizzard. freezing temperatures this morning are slowing the removal of snow. in some places more than 30 inches fell between friday and yesterday. it crippled neigh

across tampa rose tonight and this is just the beginning of things to calm wife lori flying from the peninsula to the south side and all comes as the east coast braces for a major battle with mother coverage tonight brian farrell is in the mobile weather lab tracking conditions in newport news site we begin with jeff lawson and the weather on and jeff if any of this expected to accumulate well with the first storm is now pretty much over with then we had minor accumulations ranged from a very very light dusting in spots to a little few locations where we had a few of those snow showers that we had talked about home twitter and facebook feeds actually there was a significant section of our street here once avenue that was completely snow covered haven't checked that the last hour or so as you can see some of these areas started out with light precipitation that got a little heavier and now everything pretty much my they're moving offshore or just a little bit of very very light flurry activity left extreme southeast virginia and across parts of north carolina. you can see what you can expect sn

for the peninsulas, we could see anywhere between 4 and 6 inches of snow. however, some higher amounts are possible in those communities, specifically the middle peninsula and the northern neck. southside, the eastern shore and parts of north carolina could see anywhere from 2 and 4 inches of snow. the outer we continue our live team winter we continue our live team coverage this morning we continue our live team winter coverage this morning with a potential winter storm on the way crews are monitoring conditions to make sure the roads are safe. newschannel threes stefania okolie is live at lesner bridge you can track the latest radar three app. latest forecasts - and weather alerts during the storm. working around the clock to keep you updated with video forecasts. to download it -- go to w-t-k-r- dot-com-slash- apps - it )s free! lets get to kristen crowley with a look at the roads this morning now here )s kristen crowley to add a big machinery on the production line caught fire at the lumber liquidators headquarters. add this all happened around 12-30 at

the peninsula, as usual, very clear right now.k to you. >>> as usual, we're all back at work morning but at least three people waking up a whole lot richer this morning. >> three states including here in california sold winning tickets in last night's

spotty showers in the north bay, east bay, and peninsula. right here across the south bay, namely from south san jose, campbell, down to morgan hill and gilroy, where we're finding heavier pockets producing about a quarter inch per hour. this no doubt is reducing visibility down to less than a half mile. you want to be very careful if you're traveling this corridor in the next two hours. it will last about that long. great news, of course, for the drought, but it is just so slick out there. as we get a look right now at the sky camera network, 59 in the south bay, east bay at 57. and let's take you up to the north bay. we showed you not too much on the doppler radar on terms of heavy rainfall, but look what it's doing to the traffic here. super slow on the 101. granted, it's moving, but a lot of brake lights coming up fast on you. you want to make sure to leave plenty of distance between you and the car in front of you. tomorrow morning's forecast, we're not going to be able to shake the rain. we'll hang on to the chance of scattered activit

peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start the day with highs on wednesday thursday afternoon...with 60s to start the weekend. tonight: cold. lows drop to around 30 degrees. wind: wsw 5-10mph tuesday: increasing clouds, and a bit warmer. the southside. otherwise, flurries possible. cold. lows near 30 degrees. wind: w 5-15mph. wednesday: clouds mix with sunshine. cold. highs only in the mid 30s. wind: nw 15-20mph. that will cross our area on tuesday night. so, highs will reach the 50s on tuesday afternoon. then, the cold front moves in by the evening...bringing a chance for light snow for the peninsula & middle peninsula. otherwise, just some flurries possible for the southside through the night. the front is east of our area by wednesday morning, and the colder air will be settled over our area. so, freezing temps to start t