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a tornado touched down in pickens county, alabama just a few hours ago. we have video from a tornado chaser in the area. so far no injuries. pickens county is located 100 miles west of birmingham. can you see the funnel in that picture? >> george: in that view i don't see it. >> danner: i don't either. >> george: it was a large tornado which was on the and i was just checking, danner, reports in fayette county which west of picket counties. we're going to see some rain of our own copping up -- coming up. it's a 100 percent chance for rain. so all of us are going to get the rain. heavy rain will start in the morning and persist in the afternoon. we'll see the rain ending by wednesday night. and you may be hearing some thunder as thunderstorms and listening may be possible. the temperature has stayed about the same all day. we've had cloudy skies, and generally dry weather. we have seen drizzles across the mountains as well. 46 in lynchburg. 45 roanoke, 50s in the southside. if you have something outside that i don't want to get wet and rained on, bring it i

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the raycom news network's terri brewer is on the ground in pickens county, alabama to see what is left behind. that is terri brewer reporting. the news at noon will be right back. in honor of punxsutawney phil not seeing his shadow in honor of punxsutawney phil move through the state today, ahead of the front we'll see showers and thunderstorms with a few storms reaching severe limits. the greatest threat would be damaging winds within a few cells. much cooler air will move in behind the front . another chance of rain may move

this is video from pickens county, alabama. the twister started in mississippi before crossing the state line. there were several reports of downed trees and utility poles. in aliceville, alabama... police say a federal corrections institute and many homes experienced damage. some injuries have been reported as well. much of the region is under a tornado watch through the night./// ((tedd florendo)) >hard freeze warnings go into effect tonight. we have clear skies and calmer winds and believe it or not, that actually makes if feel colder. those areas with hard freeze warnings could see temps dropping between 17 to 22 degrees by morning. with those temps it's recommended to wrap the pipes or at least keep them slowly also bring in the pets. ............................... .......................... morning temps in the valley expected to drop to below freezing for many neighborhoods. even some 20's expected again in the outlyingareas of the valley. no hard freeze warnings here, but nonetheless it's going to be a cold morning agai

the country, they're coping with dangerous weather, this video of a tornado was taken in pickens county, alabama, one of six reported tornadoes northwest of us the could loose 15. even the was damaged. state. of course, that starts at 4:30. plus you our mobile app, and it will >> now on 11 at 11, a high- speed chase through three suspects even recorded the and then posted that video on facebook. >> the chase started on i-75 south of 275, went all the into kentucky, over on 275 into indiana, then to 74, then it finally ended in harrison. it lasted 55 miles before it ended. the the second longest chase he has ever seen on the job. >> and tonight we are getting new information about that chase from perspective. >> 9 on your side picks up the story >> reporter: hot on old appeared to video. >> i don't think we're dealing with the brightest individuals. >> reporter: the chief deputy says this lunch started in sharonville when a narcotics task force tried pulling over a rental sedan. >> as soon as they got behind it, it moves. >> reporter: it wasn't long, he says, before getting back on 75 south. >> o

this video of a tornado was taken in pickens county, alabama, one of six reported tornadoes northwest of us the could loose 15. even the federal prison there was damaged. we're going to have new information on good morning tri- state. of course, that starts at 4:30. plus you can check wcpo.com or our mobile app, and it will send alerts directly to your >> now on 11 at 11, a high- statements police say the suspects even recorded the whole thing with their phones and then posted that video on facebook. >> the chase started on i-75 south of 275, went all the way into kentucky, over on 275 into indiana, then to 74, then it finally ended in harrison. the chief deputy said this is the second longest chase he has ever seen on the job. >> and tonight we are getting new information about that chase from the officer's perspective. >> 9 on your side picks up the story from there. >> reporter: in the backseat of their car while troopers were hot on their trail, the 22-year- old appeared to star in a video. >> i don't think we're dealing with the brightest individuals. >> reporter: the chief deput

this video of a tornado was taken in pickens county.. alabama... one of six reported northwest of tuscaloosa. even the federal prison there was damaged. there are no reports of serious injuries this morning.the clean -up though is going to be a massive undertaking. the mad dash for voters continues this morning in new hampshire.and some presidential candidates wasted no time coming off success in iowa. hillary clinton campaigned last night with former congresswoman gabby giffords and her husband... mark kelly. despite the iowa victory... digits in the granite state. for the republicans... donald trump is blaming the *media* for his disappointing second place finish. "the headlines were 'trump comes in second, he's humiliated'. there were 17 people when we started, now you have 11, i come in second, i'm not humiliated." humiliated."tmrump also leads by double digits in new hamphire... but marco rubio is expected to make a strong challenge for voters. and a quick reminder if you want to vote in the ohio march primary.. .the deadline to register is tw

it is of a suspected tornado in pickens county, alabama. the twister reportedly moved across several western alabama counties. a federal corrections institute damaged. much of the region is still under a tornado watch right now. stacey: morning video at 10:00. this is a snowstorm in flagstaff, arizona. that is actually lady gaga. anyway. the national weather service's office there created a time-lapse of the snow piling up. schools and businesses forced to close because of the weather. of course, many schools and businesses closed here in iowa today, too. blizzard-like conditions on some roads today. this is video taken near story city, where many cars and trucks ended up on the side of roads. steve: and we are not done yet. let's get over to jason sydejko. a very busy radar. jason s: we had a few blues which means the heavier snow. it is off to the west of the metro where it has been sitting for the better part of three hours. you can see the deep blues from we had some thunder snow out there to go along with that. kind of a mixed bag of a

the tornado in pickens county alabama damaged several homes and a correctional institute.y residents lost power. fortunately no one was hurt but officials are warning everyone in that area to be on the lookout for dark rotating clouds. >>> heading over to mississippi, multiple tornadoes touched down yesterday. fortunately there there were no injuries either but the same could not be said for severe structural damage. buildings were ripped apart and trees were uprooted. this is the scene for about a quarter of a mile. >>> and this scene looks familiar, doesn't it? what you can see of it. but this blizzard was in south dakota. the high winds and low visibility were enough to bring a stretch of a major interstate to a close. the national weather service says it is not uncommon to see major thunderstorms to the south and major blizzard conditions farther north. >>> and this was sort of a domino effect. i 80 in nebraska was closed so hundreds of trucks were trying to get through 70 but got stuck. the storm prediction center has been keeping an eye on this since it was in the pa

this is pickens county, alabama. the tornado left a pah of destruction taking out several trees and power lines. only minor injuries have been reported. tornadoes hit south carolina, eastern mississippi. extensive reports of damage there. that same system brought the tornadoes in the south. it happened in the middle part of the country. blizzards here. drivers finding whiteout conditions and snowy, slippery roads. portions of several interstates were shut down. co jlorado, nebraska, kansas and iowa. the same states under deep heavy snow. thr ey got 10 inches of snow there in some places. not dealing with the upper, upper midwest. just the midwest. >> especially for communities not used to that amount. >>> 4:34. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. >> yeah. we don't like it but we're used to it. >> we handle 26-plus. we can do this. that storm will i am pack us, not with snow tore severe weather but with rain. you can see the line much severe weather over kentucky, ohio. nasty line of thunderstorms. there's the sno

but if you remember, and i don't know if you saw the video of that wedge tornado over in pickens county alabama yesterday near aliceville that was a mass i have tornado they will probably on go back and survey that, it is probably an e f three or even higher, these are more likely 0 or 1, and the weather service will be surveying the damage tomorrow >> let me give you the information, leastville, lexington they talked about a tornado touched down on that area, highway 178, they say that in these areas, and they are checking for injured people in aiken county line near lexington, that would have been about an hour ago >> no, no, no these storms were moving from aiken county into lexington, it was closer to two >> a couple of hours ago >> and then at 2:30, and that is when we started to have those same cells as the squalls came down columbia, the fair grounds, oh, little yeah mills, bluff roads, 378 near hopkins, just west of hopkins in richland county that's when we had the real well defined signature of what appeared to be a tornado on the ground, and we have a few pictures or videos come in fr

the tornado in pickens county alabama damaged several homes and a federal corrections institute. many residents there lost power but fortunately no one was hurt. however, officials are warning everyone in the area to be on the lookout for dark rotating clouds. >>> heading over to mississippi, multiple tornadoes touched down yesterday. fortunately there were no injuries there, either, but the same could not be said for severe structural damage. buildings were ripped apart and trees were uprooted. this is the scene for about a quarter of a mile. >>> and this scene looks a little familiar, doesn't it? but this was in south dakota. the high winds and low visibility were fluff t fluff to bring a stretch a major interstate to a close. >>> and this was sort of a domino effect. 80 in nebraska was closed so hundreds of trucks were trying to get through i-70 but got stuck. the storm prediction center has been keeping an eye on it since it was in the pacific so this is certainly having a widespread impact and unfortunately it is not over yet, matt. >> indeed. erin, we have an addendum to th

this funnel cloud is in pickens county alabama. tornados also touched down in mississippi.. no reports yet of any injuries. we're tracking the storm in the now to that frightening surveillance video that has a central valley neighborhood on edge. -nat of the alarm going off- you're hearing the burglar alarm blaring during a break-in near torrey pines and alta. even more disturbing.. the burglars came-in.. shouting that they were the police. neighbors say... the area is changing fast. and... they are more determined than ever... to keep it safe.action news reporter.... michael burton joins us live... with what residents are doing to take back their neighborhood! steve/tricia - i spoke with one woman who never thought she needed a home surveillance system until now! we're learning why this once peaceful community is beginning to feel threatened. we're told part of the problem are vacant homes nearby. "there's a couple of vacant homes. uyo get squatters. so suddenly you have transient people coming and living in the houses. they have no means of income, so..." this video has be

tuesday.this is a look at pickens county, alabama... where officials confirm a large tornado hit.officials say several homes were damaged... along with a federal prison.widespread power outages were also reported... but there were only minor injuries.another tornado was confirmed in mississippi... while thunderstorms left damage in parts of tennessee. 3 time for weather and traffic. traffic. 3 heavy rain and t-storms likely until early afternoon, with highs in the 60s. expect gusty wind to accompany the rain. with overnight lows dropping into the 30s and 40s. partly cloudy, seasonably cool conditions return thursday with highs in the mid-50s. friday and saturday will be cool and sunny in the low to mid-50s, followed by sun and clouds on sunday. monday into tuesday next week brings colder conditions, with a chance for rain and wintry mix. heavy rain and t-storms likely until early afternoon, with highs in the 60s. expect gusty wind to accompany the rain. rain clears this afternoon, with overnight lows partly cloudy, seasonably cool condi

tuesday.this is a look at pickens county, alabama... where officials confirm a large tornado hit.officials say several homes were damaged... along with a federal prison.widespread power outages were also reported... but there were only minor injuries.another tornado was confirmed in mississippi... while thunderstorms left damage in parts of tennessee. 3 one of two virginia tech students charged in the death of a 13 year old girl is due in court today. today.natalie keepers is facing accessory charges, after authorities say she helped david eisenhauer dispose of the body. body.authorities now say nicole lovell was stabbed to death last wednesday.that's the same day her mother was found saturday just over the north carolina state line. a neighbor tells the associated press that nicole talked about sneaking out to see her older boyfriend, whom she met online. 3 michigan's top environmental regulator will be in washington today. today.eith creagh" will provide testimony at a hearing in front of a house oversight committee.this is the first

alabama. it touched down in pickens county, knocking out power and tearing through mobile homes. there are reports of minor injuries. the people that livid here are here are thankful they're alive. >> i saw everything around, i got nervous then but i was grateful to god because he brought us through it. >> reporter: some in alabama are still on alert this morning for more tornadoes. storm team 8 including meteorologist leigh spann continues to keep an eye on the storm. we will have updates on-air and on our storm team weather max app. >> thank you so much. >>> well speaking of leigh spann, she is on stand-by right now. and we don't need to worry too much about it. >> right. it certainly will not bring the same effects as it did back in alabama. but during an el nio year, we always watch the storms closely off the gulf of mexico. this is what it looks like right now. still dealing with rain and strong thunderstorms in alabama and pushing into the atlanta metro area. it won't affect us today because it's such a slow mover. 70 degrees at 9:00 a.m., partly clouds is possible through

alabama. a huge storm in pickens county black. ed the entire sky. look at that. wow! the national weather service says nine tornadoes struck the two states tuesday. more possible today. the damage was extensive. some homes were just ripped apart by the violent storms. thankfully, especially looking at these pictures, only minor injuries have been reported. >> there will be more strong storms across the south this morning. let's get straight to meteorologist pedram javaheri for more. >> good morning, guys. yeah, the tornado threat really going to diminish today. that's the good news. climatologically speaking, pick february out, it is among the quietest times of the year with only december coming in less. of course, you saw what happened this past december. so you have the meteorological patterns in place. you have the warm, moist air. you have the instability in the atmosphere. you have the shear environment that we had in place and mother nature could really care less what time of year it is. of course, nine reports of tornadoes spawned across the southea southeast.

the storms snapping trees in half and bringing down power lines in parts of pickens county alabama.weather causing widespread property damage but only minor injuries. some residents took to shelters. others finding a safe place for the tornadoes to pass. >> just like that. (inaudible). >> the storm brought flooding to states like tennessee and parts of georgia. meanwhile in the midwest, states like colorado and michigan seeing heavy snow and making roads a mess. >>> a would be robber is stopped right in his tracks just seconds after stepping into a convenience store. the clerk was finishing up his shift when he saw the masked man coming in. just as the guy point add gun at the clerk, he through a cup of coffee right in his face that sent the man running out of the store. this happened in central india indiana. the would be robber did not get away with anything. police are still looking for h him. >>> a daycare worker claims a manicure got her fired. >> well what she did after that manicure. take a look these are pictures and videos 19-year-old accused of recording while she work at

>>jay: this is in pickens county, alabama. you can see how much damage was done to a neighborhood i. destroyed 13 homes. the american red croases and salvation army are providing assistance to those who need help. about 75 people in all are displaced. >>holly: time is 6:13. going to the next level. >>jay: where some prep advance their careers. >>stan: good morning, everyone. in sports, the greatest day of prep football players lives is the day they sign collegiately, and luke notestine has the story of a few lucky ones who get to play at the next level. >>luke: rico dowd l is one of the best athletes north carolina ever produced and an all-purpose athlete who did a little bit of everything at reynolds, he he to south carolina ( ). >> very emotional, a great feeling to know that i'm going there this summer to start my career for the next three, four years, as a game changer and happy. >>luke: andreas hill will go to mars hill and unique waters will go to shorter, joining the south carolina battle is asheville all-state lineman

this one pickens county, alabama, west of tuscaloosa. not far from the mississippi border.he tornadoes destroyed dozens of homes, knocked down trees, shut off power. officials say no reports of deaths or any serious injuries thank thankfully. in tennessee the severe weather dumped heavy rain causing flooding in some areas. outside nashville, crews rescued people from a truck almost completely under water there. the national weather service reports that the water there couldising until tomorrow. our chief meteorologist is live in the fox extreme weather center. you're watching a possible twister now, where, south carolina? >> yes, south carolina. one now also in georgia. think about all the snow we just had about ten days ago across tennessee and the central part, the mid-atlantic, toward the northeast. now it's warmed up a lot. the ground is really saturated because of that rapid snow melt. we're watching flooding and watching the severe threat today. we've been watching one tornado that just cut through columbia, south carolina, and caused some damage there. now it's just

the tornado in pickens county, alabama damaged several homes and the federal corrections institute.dents there lost power. fortunately no one there was hurt. but officials are warning everyone in that area to be on the lookout for dark rotating clouds. >>> heading over to mississippi, multiple tornadoes touched down yesterday. fortunately there were no injuries there, either, but the same could not be said for severe structural damage. buildings were ripped apart and trees were uprooted. this is the scene for about a quarter of a mile. >>> and this scene looks familiar, doesn't it from a couple weeks ago here but this blizzard was in south dakota. the high winds and low visibility were enough to bring a stretch of a major interstate to a close. the national weather service says it is not uncommon to see major thunderstorms to the south and major blizzard conditions farther north. >>> and this is sort of a domino effect. i80 in nebraska was closed. hundreds of trucks were trying to get through 70 but ended up getting stuck. the storm prediction center has been keeping an eye on it si

this large tornado ravaged parts of pickens county, alabama. this is the damage left behind. several homes were damaged, trees and utility poles came down - leaving some people without power. fortunately, there were only minor injuries reported. forecasters continue to watc east this morning in to georgia. right off the heels of his win in the iowa caucuses, republican presidential candidate ted cruz is working to gather the votes of south carolinians before the 'first in the south' primary. cruz spoke to a packed house in greenville yesterday, saying that his campaign and more than what it takes to win. cruz spoke to our charles molineaux, and we'll have more on that coming up this morning at 6. cruz is also getting a big endorsement in the upstate. congressman jeff duncan he's backing cruz. duncan has represented south carolina's 3rd district since 2011-- when he rode the wave of tea party candidates elected to congress. duncan spoke on cruz's conservative principles and defense of the constitution. meanwhile, the third- place finisher in the iowa caucuses scored an endorse

alabama. it roared through pickens county - along with rain the twister downed power lines and trees - no reports right now of any injuries. it )s all part of the same system headed our way - let )s get you to chief meteorologist patrick rockey with more on what we can expect - our weather roller coaster is heading up again but so is our chance for stormy weather. after a big drop in temperatures on tuesday, a warm front will roll through the region overnight, bringing us a big warm up on wednesday. a gusty south wind will push temperatures into the 70s again. but a powerful cold front will arrive late in the afternoon. that will spark showers, possibly thunderstorms, and maybe even a few severe storms. our biggest threats are from damaging winds and localized flooding. most of the wet and stormy weather will fall on wednesday night and early thursday morning. but we throughout the day on thursday, especially across northeastern north carolina. we will be back down into the low-to-mid 50s by thursday afternoon and only in the low- to-mid 40s on friday. temperatures will rebound into the lower 50s

alabama. it touched down in pickens county, knocking out power and tearing through mobile homes. take a look at the damage. there are reports of minor injuries. and people that live here are thankful that they're alive. >> i didn't know what had happened until i came out of the closet and i saw everything around. yeah, i got nervous then but i was grateful for god, he brought us through it. >> reporter: forecasters believe some areas of alabama are still on alert this morning for more tornadoes. storm team 8 including meteorologist leigh spann continues to keep aan eye on the storm. we will have updates onair and our news channel 8 storm team weather max app. >> yeah, fortunately this line of tornadoes reeking havoc across the southeast and through mississippi and now in alabama. you can see it's going from the great lakes down to the gulf of mexico there. is a tornado watch right now for alabama. locally, it won't have any impact on us today other than keeping us warm and humid. 70 at 9:00 a.m. mid-70s by the lunch break. and then a high of 80 today. about a 10% rain chance thro

alabama. it touched down in pickens county, knocking out power and tearing through mobile homes. there are reports of minor injuries. the people that lived here are thankful they're alive. >> i didn't know what had happened until i came out the closet and i saw everything -- came out of the closet and i saw everything around. i got nervous then. >> reporter: some areas of alabama are still on alert this morning for more tornadoes. storm team 8 including meteorologist leigh spann continues to keep an eye on this storm. and she will let you know what happens. we will have updates on-air and on our storm team weather max app. >> i feel bad for the folks in that region but thankful that it's we cannenning before it >>> new this morning, traces of dna are found in the crash of two marine helicopters in hawaii. crews found the dna during search and rescue operations. 12 hawaii-based marines die when had two helicopters crashed during nighttime training. the families of the victims identified were notified. >>> people dealing with the water emergency in flint, michigan may get help payi

alabama. storm chasers caught this in pickens county tonight. a local sheriff says storms are damaging homes knocking down trees and causing power outages. several counties are now opening community safe rooms. sheree: new developments in the zika virus outbreak. officials in texas say that a patient contracted the virus through sex. they confirmed that this person contact with a sick person after coming back from a country where zika was present. it has been linked to birth defects. the zika virus is a concern for this summer' s games in rio. there are no travel concerns from the world health organization yet. mike: two college students facing charges in connection to the death of a 13-year-old virginia girl. an 18-year-old david is accused of kidnapping and stabbing the coal to death last week. natalie is also charged with improper disposal of a bobby -- body and accessory before and after the fact. >> nicole was a very lovable person. nicole touched many people throughout her short life. mike: divers continue to search was found on saturday.

alabama. storm chasers caught this video in pickens county last night. a local sheriff says storms are damaging homes, knocking down trees, and causing power outages. several counties opened community safe rooms overnight. lisa: new developments for flint residents and their water crisis. a house oversight committee is scheduled to hold a hearing in washington on the safe drinking water act in flint, michigan. flint' s tap water was contaminated with lead after the source switched from detroit to the flint river in 2014. residents started complaining about the appearance, smell, and taste of the water shortly after the switch but say no one in state government would listen. mark: time to check in on the roads. kyla: we have several problems already this morning because of a closure between delta and torrance. you have to cut over to riverside. road. it is between harrison road and - tha is for thet western communities. 13 minutes on 275. county. lisa: thank you. we are checking some stories trending this morning. mark: after david bowie' s death shocked

alabama.. where a funnel cloud was caught on camera in pickens county. u can see the large twister you can see the large twister making its way across your screen. and.. across the plains and the midwest.. this same storm system is moving through with heavy snow. people in at least 5 states are being told to stay-put as the blizzard builds. new tonight.... man.... shot and killed ... sharing her heartbreak! (mynia bogan, girlfriend) "he's a good father a great friend, a good son, a great big brother, an amazing boyfriend, a great supporter." police say... the father was murdered.... in front of his -4- year-old. action news reporter.... mahsa saeidi was at a vigil.... mahsa... she's live near green valley parkway and la mesa with how they are remembering him... mahsa? missed." so much pain at the spot johnny haney was killed! in every picture - he's kissing his 4 year-old wynter. police say the little girl was there as her father was gunned down. tonight haney's girlfriend sharing their last moments together ...laying in bed: :20-:27 "from two in the mor

alabama are waking up to. you see debris from one home in pickens county all over the ground even crushing a car. it also pushed a mobile home apart and it is twister spinning tuesday in aliceville 36 miles outside of tusk also. high winds damaged a federal prison and left two people trapped in their homes. captured video of the storm. >> they got intense and i could hear the house shaking and it stopped. barbara: there are no reports of anyone seriously injured. this is a good day it download the first alert weather app and track showers as they move in with interactive radar and receive alerts and watches and warnings. it is free in the app store and google play. john: we will follow developments in the trial of attractive i don't know smith today. he is the suspect charged with phurbding melissa huggins jones in 2013. it is an understandably emotional trial. gloria rodriguez is at the wake county justice center and tells us what is next. gloria: good morning to you. testimony will continue today here at the wake county justice center. smith is one of three people that has been charged in the m

alabama tonight... here's some video of this tornado - powerful storm system moving through there. this tornado touched down in pickens county affecting several towns. we know there has been some damage there-- including the federal corrections institute in the town of aliceville and homes nearby. trees and utility poles are down. the storm originated in mississippi - moving northeast. meteorologists expect it to continue to track through fayette county. we'll keep you up to date with the latest. survivors and family members of those murdered at emanuel ame church were at benedict college today. they spoke with students about how june 17th changed their lives. under the theme "no greater faith," the group went into depth about how the shooting shook their faith but also made it stronger. denise quarles lost her mother myra thompson in the shooting. her message to students is to "you know the foundation needs to be laid that you're supposed to treat everyone the way you want to be treated. just because someone looks different than you doesn't mean they mean more or less." for more on what happened inside emanuel ame church th

alabama are waking,to. you see the debris from one home in pickens county even crushing a car. it also pushed a mobile home twister spinning tuesday in aliceville 36 miles outside of tsk loose. high weekend damaged a federal pitcher there and left two people trapped in their home. in collinsville, mississippi, aaron pogue captured this video. >> it got tense and we could hear the house shaking then as quick as it came it stopped. barbara: there are no reports of anyone being seriously hurt. this is a good day to download the first alert weather app. track showers as they move in with interactive radar and receive alerts to any watches or john: in the day ahead "eyewitness news" will follow developments in the trial of traveon smith. he is the suspect charged with murdering melissa huggins jones in 2013. it is an emotional trial one you can watch live on abc11.com. gloria rodriguez is at the wake county justice center and tells us what is next. gloria: today a raleigh police detective will testify about this crime. it was a heart-wrenching first day of testimony yesterday. >> sh

. >>> and the people of alabama are waking up to massive destruction this morning in the wake of one monster tornado. just look at the twister that hit pickens county. it left behind a path of destruction. and residents will just start to clean up today. luckily only minor injuries are reported. because that system is headed our way but it should weaken. >> and for the folks in alabama, the system is slow- moving so the rain is still coming down which will hinder the clean-up effects and now this is pushing into georgia and the panhandle of florida. and we are ahead of it and that's where it's warm and humid. 70 in lakeland and auburndale and polk county. 72 arcadia. look at the difference between this morning and yesterday morning. you are 11 degrees warmer in lakeland, plant city and brandon. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday in brooksville. we don't have the thick fog this morning but we may see low clouds, dreary skies between now and 7:00 this morning. and once the sun comes up, we clear out onland but we may see the sea fog continue for most of the day today as the rest of us hit 80 degrees. in weather and traffic on the 8s at 5:38, i have an

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pickens county. there was some damage and other tornadoes being reported with us some of the damage in carrollton, alabama tonight and the huge tornado way back here. the monster wedge tornado as it's being called here by james span and other meteorologists in the south there, in alabama, unbelievable stuff they're dealing with tonight. back here, our futurecast data shows we don't have much happening overnight until the very early-morning hours. some of the lighter greens with this high resolution data tend to be some thicker clouds. we get to the darker greens that we're talking about, showers coming down. the yellow is the heavier showers. notice in worcester county, northern worcester county, seeing some of this at 8:45 in the morning and a few showers into boston by 9:30. the heavy stuff will come later on but there will be showers around during the morning drive. they'll just be spotty. here's the issue. out here in worcester county, it's below freezing. fitchburg is 30 degrees. through the night and into the morning, temperatures will start to go up as winds shift around to the south now. it will b

alabama. they caught this in pickens storms were damaged in knocking down trees and power outages. several counties open community safe rooms overnight. lisa: new this morning, woodlawn police are looking for a critically missing adult. 53-year-old victor turner went missing from the goodwill industries on springfield pike. he was last seen yesterday at 8:30. turner is a black turner is an african-american male described as 5' 9" and 190 pounds. he was last seen wearing blue jeans, a black and white shirt, and a white coat. he has been diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic and requires medication. a warning from a devastated family. circulating on social media encouraging teenagers to commit suicide. an aken in children' recovering from her own apparent suicide attempt. health officials tell us parents should watch out for warning signs and keep a close eye on their child social media activity. about this case online at mark: three men ins the dayton area are accused of putting drivers in danger across three states. the video has everyone' s attention. it is a snapchat from inside the car during the

alabama are waking up to massive destruction this morning. n the wake of one monster tornado. -- morning in this wake of one monster tornado. take a look at the the twister that hit pickens county. luckily only minor injuries are reported. and that's that system is headed our way -- and that system is headed our way but leigh, you say it's going to weaken before it gets here. >>> it certainly will. thank goodness. for areas of alabama, they are still under the threat of tornadoes and even the places that saw the strong tornado, it's still raining. this system is a slow-mover as it gets closer the to us. we are in the warm sector of the storm system. and 70 in sarasota. so much warmer than this time yesterday. in lakeland, 11 degrees warmer. nine degrees warmer in brooksville. and five degrees warmer in bradenton. we don't have the thick fog this morning but we may see lowering of clouds around 7:00 this morning. what i want you to notice is, sea fog hanging just off the coast may sit around all day long. and it's going to be warm and humid with the high of 830. in weather and traffic on the 8s at 4:38, i take you through eight days and what temperatures you can expect. >>> we h

this large tornado ravaged parts of pickens county, alabama. this is the damage left behind. several homes were damaged, trees and utility poles came down - leaving some people without power. fortunately, there were only minor injuries reported. forecasters continue to watc east this morning in to georgia. right off the heels of his win in the iowa caucuses,