this is from the raleigh durham international airport this morning. 50 degrees as we start off a new work week. what a nice morning it is. it's quiet out at the airport this morning and hopefully still quiet on the area roads. so here's our satellite radar composite looping over the past three hours. not a lot going on locally. we are seeing a line of showers from northern portions of spend all the way through west virginia, eastern portions of kentucky this morning. that cold front is going to stay off to our north. so today a mix of sun and clouds in our forecast and we will stay dry. 54 in roxboro, 51 in durham, we're at 50 in raleigh, and sanford while pinehurst and raeford you're starting off in the upper 40s. our wind gusts now, there's not very strong all across the area but right now your latest around roxboro, south hill and sanford all in the upper teens and 21 miles per hour your latest in roanoke rapids and goldsboro. i'll tell you when i was out and about this morning it is on the breezy side here in raleigh as well. temperatures should be in the upper 40s right around 8

search and rescue teams assigned to raleigh-durham and chapel hill. battalion spoke to me by phone about the tornado threat and what we need to do to stay safe. >> be in an interior room, and that is certainly the best option. joel: remember, it is never a good idea to try to out run a tornado in your car. if you are outdoors with no shelter available, take shelter in a low-lying, flat area, and watch out for debris. >> we need to be in to help when needed. joel: so the warning from governor mccrory tonight, do not get hurt. be aware during school and office hours, and the governor is encouraging schools and universities to review their emergency plans and tornado steve: we will have more from noon until 6:00 tomorrow night. x, joel brown -- thanks, joel brown. and we will be sending out updates on our website and on our new zap during the day, and you can track it at any time using our first alert weather app. tisha: beyonce show will go on, and we are live at the teamsters building with reaction. reporter: there are over 500 officers associated with

we've now dropped to 49 in raleigh, durham you're at 50, 51 in roxboro, and you're looking at the i-95 corridor rocky mount you're at 49. detail. temperatures in the upper 40s, chilly he and breezy this morning, 63 at lunchtime 68 before we drop back to near 61 for that evening drive home at 6 p.m. i'll let you know when the rain returns to us here in central north carolina coming up but right now send it over to kristin with a look at your traffic. >>> good monday morning. off to a nice start weather wise and if you're planning on heading out early into work this morning traffic looking okay. we have no major issues to report for you, and as you can see right there traffic moving smoothly in both directions on 440. your traffic map showing more of the same. we are all green this morning no issues on any of our major thoroughfares. i-540 to downtown will take you about 17 minutes and 70 to 540 downtown about a 13-minute drive. >>> firefighters still on scene this morning after a four alarm blaze tore through three buildings. have served the community for decades. emma wright is there l

search and rescue teams assigned to raleigh-durham and chapel hill. jeff roberts at the durham fire battalion spoke to me by phone about the tornado threat and what we need to do to stay safe. >> be in an interior room, and that is certainly the best option. good idea to try to out run a tornado in your car. if you are outdoors with no shelter available, take shelter in a low-lying, flat area, and watch out for debris. >> we need to be in to help when needed. joel: so the warning from governor mccrory tonight, do not get hurt. be aware during school and office hours, and the governor is encouraging schools and universities to review their emergency plans and tornado shelter situation. steve: we will have more from noon until 6:00 tomorrow night. x, joel brown -- thanks, joel brown. and we will be sending out updates on our website and on our new zap during the day, and you can track it at any time app. tisha: beyonce show will go on, and we are live at the teamsters building with reaction. reporter: there are over 500 officers associated with this, mo

a little fog to the west of hillsborough and nothing around the raleigh-durham area. this is 40 and 15/501 durham county off to a good start. accident free on the majors. we will have drive times in a few. john: 6:22 and is your smart phone acting dumb? barbara: the popular app that could be slowing it down. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled

let's look at what we got on sky cam, this is at the raleigh durham airport, hard to see the sky this early on, fair skies out there. couple of thin high clouds, they have been thicker at times this morning off to the west just a bit. airport, reporting 30 degrees for a current temperature, winds are calm, our dew point at 18, a fairly dry low level air mass, a pressure of 30.54 inches, heading up, a look at the town by town temperatures, they are colder than yesterday, 27 degrees in roxboro, same goldsboro. 30 fayetteville, at freezing for clinton, the temperatures in most areas, colder than we were on thursday morning. from 3-8 degrees for most of us from around the triangle area eastward to the wests towards the triad, it's a couple of degrees warmer than this time yesterday morning, thanks in part to the fact high clouds were thicker through part of the night and a little bit of a southeast breeze blowing there. 3 degrees colder than we were at the same time yesterday, raleigh, 5 goldsboro, 8 degrees colder than yesterday in fayetteville. late last night, the upper level moisture

john: life should be getting back to normal at raleigh-durham international airport. the winter weather forced more than 43 cancellations. if you have a flight this afternoon, check with the airline for heading to the airport. barbara: in raleigh, closing arguments in a murder trial moved to tomorrow. he was accused of killing woman in her apartment three years ago. if convicted he could face the death penalty. john: the body of a supreme barbara: it sri srinivasan. he would be the first asian-american on the supreme john: john: for 48 skiers, this is a trip they won't forget for a while. barbara: rescuers had to bring them down one by one after they got stuck. the frightening incident happened yesterday on the mountains in new hampshire. officials believe a problem with the service week caused it to stop. john: moore of must-see video's. amber: we begin with a fire that destroyed a train track rage in louisiana. firefighters tried to put the fire out with foam but were however, they were able to rent it from spreading. -- prevent it from spreading. >> look at them, h

another on the ground there and farther south to raleigh, durham. all of these are lining up on a single line. what we are getting here is a sheer reported to 69 miles per hour at the moment. at this cell. remember in order to get readings we have to have the radar beams hit the storm at the right angle. so the shear is different from from time to time. there is an indication rotation. that is the procedure. but the problem is if the tornado is rain wrapped you don't see it coming. in this case you get rain and hail and possibly the tornado afterwards but it will happen so quickly you do in the areas we described from the areas south and the west of the spotsylvania county, farther south to virginia. 30 to 40 miles now is the time to take cover immediately. steve has a new one. southwestern stafford county, south central city of fred friday and spotsylvania county. until 5:45. the storm is located near mineral virginia moving northeast at 15 miles per hour -- at 45 miles per hour. so that is in keeping with everything we are seeing in the afternoon

we take a look at the wider view and the raleigh durham airport also at 28 degrees. colder toward the virginia line, mid-20s in roxboro and south hills. upper 20s in goldsboro and fayetteville. 342 degrees around clinton. taking a look at the contrast that's coming up between last weekend and the weekend ahead to 34 degrees on saturday. 32 is the high. could not get past freezing at past weekend. this weekend, a whole at this. world out there 63. 2 sunday. we'll 67 on sunday. yesterday, not too much in the way of cloud cover. last night, fair skies for the most part. large clouds largely dissipated. they have been having to compete against the fact that as the cloud move over north carolina, they run into an area where a ridge of high pressure from thenortheastern united states creates some siding air and while the air subsides like that, it heats on and when it warms up a little bit, it can evaporate cloud particles. we were watching that high move off to the east tomorrow. on the west side of it, south there is a cold front well to the northwest, stretched across t

raleigh durham, this time last night we were seeing the same plane rolling out. i pointed it out. deja vu. the roads looking dry at rdu. our temperature trend, temperatures were in the 30s this morning, we had 35 officially at the raleigh airport, 44 the high, occurred at 11:03, tomorrow expect to be a few degrees cooler than today. 39 at the airport. 42 fayetteville. 18 at boon. 25 at ashville. snow falling up there. factor in the wind, the windchill is 4 at boon. feels like 14 ashville. feels like 23 greensboro. 33 at rdu. with the heating, cloud cover, the instability, and we saw the little snow showers and a little bits of rain showers. we expand the view, it's about low pressure in the upper atmosphere. creating the instability. once the sun sets we will lose that. partly cloudy skies, mostly clear skies overnight. wake up tomorrow morning w the heating of the day, the clouds should fill in, we may see the same kind of scene repeatd with the snow flakes and sprinkles. temperaturewise, that's what it looks like now. 24 cincinnati. 26 st. louis. 25 nashville. future cast, take

the clouds break up over the raleigh durham international. 29 in syler city. high of around other, not as warp as yesterday with clear sky, back to 43 by 6:00 p.m. we just alerted you on this accident into the wncn news room. look at this i-40 westbound, one lane is blocked at the rock quarry road accident. the back ups extend past the split and down 40 to the exit. extra time if you are heading in this direction. see emergency crews certainly on the scene give them plenty of room to clean up this accident. >> traffic is crawling in that area. thank you for watchi >>> good morning. breaking overnight the white house expected to announce today that president obama will head to cuba next month, the first american president to go there in nearly 90 years. a historic trip being met with praise and criticism. >>> game change? ted cruz just ahead of donald trump in our new national poll. >> the sounds you're hearing is the sound of screams coming from washington, d.c. >> this morning why trump says >>> slippery slope? the tech world lining up behind apple as a gover

all of the white west of the raleigh-durham area are snowflakes. anywhere that you see pink there could be a little bit of ice. so if you are heading along i-95 keep abreast of the weather there. we are seeing a little mix around raleigh as well. zooming in closer you can see sanford, southern pines seeing a little wintry mix. we have a power outage affecting some traffic in the five points area of raleigh. we get more now to gloria rodriguez in our breaking news one vehicle. gloria: good morning. some of the traffic lights are out here in the five points area. what it is looking look. people in the dark this morning. it is not quite as dark. this is one camera. but look at the roof camera you can see the power outages. it is affecting two intersections. glenwood avenue and fairview road, also glenwood avenue and harvey street intersection. the good news is this is an isolate the power outage, only affecting these intersections at this time. we were driving around and did see that many homes in the area have power right now. we talked to a raleigh

raleigh durham airport points north and west where it's 31 or lower there's a chance of a little bit of ice this evening before temperatures there go up and get above freezing overnight. let's take a look at the projection here. don't take it literally because the gradient is so tight it's tough to tell exactly where it will be on any one given hour but look at the overall trend into the evening. temperatures into the 50s south and east of here still in the mid 30s around roxboro and by morning the warm air over whelms everybody with temperatures in the 50s to near 60 when you get up tomorrow morning but look at that orange line representing a potential squall line of thunderstorms which could create gusty winds and might even be an isolated report or two of severe weather as that moves through. finally the rain gets out of here by mid to late morning clearing in the afternoon temperatures nice and mild and wintery conditions something or dread over the course of the next several days. back to you. thanks get. >>> there's delays and closings coming in. orange county on a two hour dey

a quick look at the map, no problem in raleigh, durham, or chapel hill, and fayetteville, county. >>> two virginia tech engineering students accused in connection with the murder every of a 13-year-old girl had their first court appearances in north carolina. mikaya thurmon has more. >> reporter: authorities have been searching a pond. virginia state police confirmed that search near the veterinary medicine building but haven't said what they're looking for. the 13-year-old nicole levell disappeared on wednesday. police located her remains near route 89 on surry county on saturday. police arrested 18-year-old david eisenhauer and charged him with first-degree murder and abduction. police arrested natery keepers charging her as an accessory, and investigators say eisenhauer, and lovell knew each other and used his respect to abduct her and kill her, and helped dispose of the body. both virginia very long tech students are being held without bond. not been leased but an autopsy is scheduled for today. bill and renee. >> all right. thank you for the update. >>> police are searching for t

light to moderate rain in raleigh durham. cumberland county got a moderate rain as well. they are decreasing now in robinson county. i don't think that will be a big issue. the rain is a pretty solid sheet that research is back past the triangle. moisture is feeding in from the southwest. there is more rain to come. we still can see some pockets of moderate rain so grab that umbrella. is going to be a wet evening for sure. into wayne in johnson county. into sampson cumberland county. the alert is in effect until around 730 tonight. as it extends into the atmosphere. we have thunderstorms to go up to 50,000 feet. these are more like 15 20,000 feet. not able to tap into a lot of energy to bring those strong winds down. they were strong just not darkness descends on the triangle. 62 in the triangle. we're not going to drop much in terms of temperature from where we are now as we going to the morning hours. 64 degrees around fayetteville. there is some chilly air. this is mostly just seasonal. pretty close to average. it starts out mild tomorrow, upper 50's to near 60. the be

-85 is where we are seeing the heaviest rain and back west and there is some fog south of the raleigh-durham area. we are accident free so we are off to a good start. barbara: you can check the rain on the first alert weather app and check live doppler radar and get watches, warnings and closings. you can get it in the app store and google play. beyonce' is bringing her tour to raleigh may 3 but will raleigh police officers be there to provide security? law enforcement agencies are upset with her salute to the black panthers during the super the miami police union amoved a boycott there and members of the raleigh police union could do the seam. gloria rodriguez is live with more on this. gloria: the raleigh police union will vote on whether to boycott working security for beyonce's concert. they will decide what to do about mrs. carter at carter funnily. this is the performance everybody is talking about. beyonce's super bowl performance impressed some but enraged others. she saluted the black panthers in a military inspeared leather jacket with a fleet of backup dancers with boots and berri

we're going to stay dry here, but in the carolinas, raleigh or east of raleigh durham, there is going to be rain that is going to stay fairly close to the coast. and sunday we'll see some of that rain spreading into virginia. it looks like that rain will be staying to our east and southeast. we're not expecting any measurable rain in our area. tonight, amherst 22. alta vista 23. danville, 24. tomorrow morning before 9:00 a.m., temperatures will be below freezing. and lower 40s at lunchtime. upper 40s in the afternoon. light wind, dry for saturday, the rest of the area, highs in the upper 40s. 7-day forecast looks good for your outdoor adventuring saturday and sunday. dress warmly. on monday we'll begin the day with dry weather, rain changing to sleet then snow more monday and into tuesday morning. followed by much colder weather. 0-2 inch totals looking to be most common. >> danner: super bowl is just in two minutes, find out which >> danner: the game is just two days away, and b.c. sports in river mall in lynchburg said they're sold out of almost all things in super bowl. the owner o

wintry mix had will arrive shortly after that. 25 right now and here's a live picture out at the raleigh durham international airport, again, a quiet start to our day. most of the snow still back to our west exactly where we are expecting it to be. we're expecting it mid-day so here we are back to our west some snow showers through central portions of tennessee that's extending just north of atlanta. that's going to head closer to us and it will strengthen a little bit and as it does it will start to fall hearsay 10 a.m. for some of you more closer to noon for the majority of us but what can you expect generally less than a half an inch of snow. these areas shade in white. the areas shaded in blue that's one to two inches and it does include a counties, right along the virginia border. down around the sand hills pink which means mainly a light rain. keep in mind the mix could be dangerous for bridges and overpasses causing some slick spots there. high today of only 35. colder for the weekend ahead although we will be seeing sunshine, that will be nice. 34 on saturday, 32 sunday and check out th

raleigh, durham, northward. anchor: these are the same or a little bit more as far as intensity goes. we do have to be ready for that. the cloud tops, this is one of our cloud hypes. upwards of 40-50,000 feet. here is another view of that. we can get an idea of how the heights are. 40-50,000 foot range. not quite as high ground chapel hill. we are talking about impressive storms for this time of year with temperatures in the mid-70's. flirting with 70. that is incredibly high. to see these warnings continue. until we see it pass to the under the threat of not just severe thunderstorms but tornadoes as well. you see how they are individual signs. i think this is going to be a new one issued in harnett county. which is racing around 60-70 miles per hour. let's do an examination. you see that blue shade next to the green. this is away from southern pines. at this point you are going to be safe. that potential exists that we could be seeing another tornado warning issued. >> the doppler radar indicated a strong sign

raleigh-durham international, the sun setting on a beautiful weekday -- leap day. humidity is very low. mid-sixties around the triangle. at last check, 67 at rdu at the top of the hour. 70 in fayetteville. it's been a gorgeous day. gorgeous afternoon across the region after a cold start. quite across much of the country country. this cold front will come our way during the nighttime hours tomorrow night. the first half of the day, there could be severe weather to our west, in tennessee, alabama, mississippi. but when it arrives here, it will be in a weakened state. cool but a little bit above average. at the bus stop tomorrow kick off your tuesday. you need a jacket. temperatures will be in the 40's at 6:00 a.m. free. but tomorrow evening, after midnight, if you showers here. a relative of showers comes sunrise. by midmorning, it is out of here. a nice afternoon in terms of but it will be noticeably cooler. rainfall amounts with this front will not be impressive. generally a test to a quarter of an inch of rain or so. the breeze will kick temperatures back up into

raleigh-durham sky cam, you see the sky out there. we started at 37 at the airport. then our high temperature was recorded after 4:00. it was 47. tomorrow we should be warmer and then expect to be cooler on sunday with the approach of clouds and a chance of rain. 46 right now at rdu. 52 in columbia and freezing at boone with 32. so we had a brief round of sprinkles this morning. some saw snowflakes. quickly moved out. we were left with sunshine and it was blustery. the winds are in the process of dying down. new york see-saw snow and so did bost. it's coming to an end there. night with winds. moving out tomorrow allowing for the next storm system to approach. we're going to use the water vapor imagery tonight. we have the dry air upon us. but the water vapor imagery shows where disturbances are in the upper atmosphere. we're watching this next one moving to the east and southeast and by sunday, it will give birth to an area of will not off the florida coast. this is what we're watching that may impact us on sunday. it will be moving to the northeast and the track of

this is say live picture from the raleigh durham international airport. a quiet start to our thursday and a quiet day for the majority of us, plenty of sunshine like we ended yesterday with. however, yesterday was warmer. today it is going to be chilly for us. the low 30s close to freezing through about 7:00 a.m. we are at 35 at 8:00 this morning, 9:00 a.m., 38-degree, you will notice though the sun rise happens before 7:00 a.m. this morning. let's get to the temperature, 26 in sanford, 29 again raleigh we are at 33. henderson reporting 31. odd we will top out at other. yesterday we hit 57. that's a drop for you: we 60s this weekend. more on the weekend warm upcoming your way the just a few minutes. mike. >>> sounds great. alyssa. thank you so much. it is now 5:41. i felt a really dense pain. >> a woman accuse of attacking a pregnant woman and cutting the unborn baby from her womb is on trial in colorado. still to come here today, hear more testimony from the victim, pipes in flint, michigan to >> welcome back. here is your top story, officials insist eve

joel: thank you, tim, and now, reports from our three studios in raleigh, durham, and fayetteville. anna: repairs are underway. joel: but we begin with our durham newsroom. construction underway for the first at a housing complex on east main street. the project will provide well as bathrooms, showers, facilities. the durham mission provides clothing and more to help long-term homeless men, women, and children get back on their feet. anna: from our raleigh newsroom, look at what some people saw being spread in apex. peacocks are native to india and the african rain forest, and we do not know where this one came from. apex is considered the peak of good living. joel: i see what you did it. and from fayetteville, repairs underway to the historic clock that stopped working in january. replacement parts had to be custom-made. it was built back in the 1800s. the city hopes to have the clock anna: "good morning america" cohost robin roberts is going to be honored. joel: she bravely shared her battle with a rare disease. also being honored at this year's event is a basketball coach and a f

it is 23 degrees right now at the raleigh durham international at airport and you can see the bottom of this camera as they look out towards the terminal actually frozen over this morning. still falling as a whole but you look off to our north and west durham and orange counties for quite some time have been dealing with sleet are falling now across the majority of the counties. you look up to north though right around the virginia border that's still falling as some light snow around person county, northeastern portions of franklin county and southeast of the triangle it's very scattered in nature but still some falling, also out towards wayne county this is morning and 95 cuts right through those counties. so watch especially bridges and overpasses will be the first to freeze over. so current temperatures 23 in durham and raleigh, 27 in littleton, 26 in sand ford. we all know it was a very cold weekend and those conditions priming anything that's falling to stick immediately especially if the roads untreated. wintry mix continues through 10 a.m. that's correct snow and sleet for th

night, a push to the south, then things start to change on monday and tuesday and wednesday. 51 raleigh. durham 51. fayetteville, mostly sunny, 53 tomorrow. upper 40's north to around 50. 49 roanoke rapids. your first alert seven-day forecast, saturday and sunday, we can awesome, mid and upper 60's. more clouds, especially sunday, could turn mostly cloudy, and there may be a sprinkle late in the day, then rain chances go up and wednesday. as the rain comes down, so do will deal with that later on. enjoy this awesome weekend coming up. tisha: thank you. steve: fire crews jump into action, rescuing a dog from an icy lake. tisha: pictures of the dramatic rescue just ahead. steve: a pay raise for millions who work that feeling. you know the one. that "grand-slam, aced-the-presentation" feeling. a moment worthy of celebration. now multiply that. you're everyone's hero in the championship of all championships it's that feeling. multiplied. introducing the new multiplier scratch-offs. a chance to win. and a chance to multiply your winnings. steve: in missouri, state lawmakers considering a bill to man

it will affect areas east of columbia, raleigh, durham, charleston and savannah this evening. that is impressive stuff. now we deal with what is in the wake of this storm. it will be cold air and wind. 10:15 over 20 miles per hour over midnight in many cases. there's around day break as you get out of bed. 10 to 20 mile per hour winds. the ridgetops is where you're going to find most of that wind. you're going to feel the chill. 60 degrees right now. still cloudy here in asheville south-southwest wind at 7. the front itself has yet to pass through the area. our wind shift will take place here. then you'll know the front has moved by. but it's slow to move. again, it will keep things very soaking wet here along the beaches of north and south carolina. clearing will take shape more so tonight and in the mountains. you're going to be last to clear out east, in the foothills and upstate. the idea is we're going to warm things up. high pressure sits over saturday. the wind will turn more southerly, again. that will help warm us in the second half of the weekend. there are the cloud

these are the highest hourly readings so a few areas including the raleigh durham airport made it to 73. highest hourly reading 72, fayetteville 74, hatterus suffering from the chilly water and kept temperatures down there down to 589 right notch while most other--59 right now while most other areas in the 60s to near 70 so a pleasant evening for anything to do outside. the water vapor imagery the two systems stand out pretty well here. this is the first one and this one will be heading eastward picking up moisture from the gulf of mexico generating severe weather over the next couple of days over the plains and mississippi river valley by be in a weakened state giving us a few showers as we head towards tuesday night into wednesday morning and there will be a push of cool air behind it. now the system behind that is beginning to come into the pacific northwest and the computer models have been having a dickens of a time trying to resolve that system to observe it and see the structure of it and what it's going to do but now that it's close to coming inland into the western united st

notice the snow showers around raleigh durham tomorrow and over the outer banks. it's this ridge of high pressure that is going to influence us in the mountains. enjoy that sunshine. we are going to end up the weekend warmer than we were today. we do have a cold front on the move and by 6:00 tomorrow it's still well to the west of us. along with it, some rain and snow showers, mainly snow at 6:00 on monday morning. that commute should be quite interesting. as that front moves on through, we'll have the rain/snow mix. once the sun goes down on monday we see it turn back to all snow and we'll have a chance of lingering light snow showers on through tuesday, even a few into wednesday morning. how much snow are we talking about? we could see two o three inches in some western mountain locations. higher elevations towards gatlinburg, lower totals elsewhere in and around asheville. maybe a light dusting, if that. then really not much as we go south. lows tonight very cold and lower 20s in asheville. franklin down to 21 for your low. lower 30s in most of the hundred stat

if there is likely going to be snow mixed in if you are or a long road trip to greensboro, the raleigh durham area into the carolinas. you are going to drive into this rain and if you were headed after midnight, some of this rain will be falling as snow as the temperatures will be cold enough. so a few slippery roads are possible to the south for tonight. right now we have enjoyed a beautiful day looking out over liberty. you can see the vine center. route 460 around liberty, a lot of that snow melting away. we saw the sunshine today, and the temperature warmed up nicely. highs in the upper 40s and right now 45 degrees. the wind is light. around the rest of the area, all of south boston at 51, uva, charlottesville, 50, roanoke and 47 toward blacksburg. cooler toward the mountain. here is what we can expect to see this evening. if you have any dinner plans out toward 8 or 10 p.m., the weather will be dry. as we get closer to midnight, we will see this area light rain and light snow. the bulk of the snow will fall in the mountain and toward is going to be falling as rain; however, there could b

this area of raleigh-durham we are nice. on the mapping you will see a lot of green. there's a report of accident on 40 eastbound around u.s. 1. but there are no delays. this is 40 and 15/501. we will check the drive times in a few minutes. john: breaking this morning a shooting investigation at a raleigh apartment complex. gloria rodriguez is live on the scene with an update. reported at the hodges creek apartments where i'm standing right now. this is located on hodges creek road off old wake forest road. you can see that police officers are behind me and they have blocked off a section of the road. that continues to be the case as the investigation continues this morning. it was reported at 1:20. a police officer on the scene told our photograph there was a body in the parking lot. police roped off the crime scene as they investigated. police did tell me they have not made any arrests but they are following up on some leads. we will stay out here and bring you the latest. live in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: a driver will to be cut fr

a chesapeake police spokeswoman tells me there were police there from fairfax and the raleigh/durham area. as well as representatives from the secret service. the funeral plans have not been publicly announced. side. in norfolk, family and friends held a vigil for a mother of seven children tonight. police say one of sonya hunter's sons shot and killed her over the weekend. investigators found the 43-year-old on westcliff drive saturday, and she died at the hospital. family tells us: 22-year-old shawn hunter, struggled with mental health issues. his brothers talked to us tonight. c0020 06;40 she had 7 kids it's a tragedy my brother could do that to our mom -- i would like to see him spend the rest of his life in jail for what he did. hunter is in jail without bond. he faces a second degree murder charge, and police have not released a motive. the super doppler 10 weather team has been tracking rain across our area tonight. let's bring in chief meteorologist don slater -- say it will be cooler than it was today. overnight a chance of a few showers, mainly between 10pm and 1am. cloudy,

and more than 300 accidents in the raleigh, durham area that is between midnight and 10:30. nobody was hurt in the accidents. the mobile weather map to track the rain, sleet and snow. it is free for apple and android devices. >>> 1200 workers at two freight line facilities are being laid off. for the second time dime ler is let going of people, significant number of people. we're live now and investigating for you at 11. >> reporter: molly the plants will be operating the communities will receive property taxes t is the employees losing jobs who feel the stress. as i found out, it trickles down even more. >> as a business owner will tell you, location is everything. >> thank you. >> at c's barbecue, they come in and eat. >> they thought this was primed real estate, across the street from the time ler plant. >> they come back and get it go back to work. >> now restaurant workers are worried. >> a bit, that's because 550 losing their jobs, some of those eat here. >> at least 30, 40%, less workers means more seats at c's barbecue could be empty. >> doesn't help anyone here. it

that is where you can see ponding and around raleigh-durham, roxboro just some rain and south hill foggy conditions. we are looking good around the beltline. lots of green on 540 and beltline, we will let you know if it gets busier. john: from went to spring overnight. barbara: after navigating today drivers will face another challenge. gloria rodriguez is in breaking news one in wake county where a dense fog advisory is in effect. good morning. gloria: good morning to you. it is a wet morning. i will give you a live look. won't remember on capital boulevard -- we are on capital boulevard going northbound and you see the wet roads and it was foggy overnight. when i woke up my car wind did hes were fogged up so you might have that same experience today. so, be prepared for that. we are also seeing a little bit of ponding in some areas, in some of the major intersections. be careful when you are driving this morning to work. however, overall, the roads are looking been they did yesterday because we were out here all morning and encountered several accidents and so far we have not heard abo

we have also reached out the raleigh durham international to see if extra precautions are being taken and they have not yet taken action. >>> i know it is monday by by the end of the week we could wind up with highs, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s. just look at all the changes. every single day this week is going to be drastically different than day before and the day after it. and wetter thursday. cold and wet thursday. then just cold by friday. literally everyday will be different. today obviously the nicest. it is not 100% cloud free and dry as you can see. current radar has a few showers back to our west. those will move in and hit a few of us, mainly triangle on north after the sun goes down. not expecting anything heavy or severe. some light rain with a cold front and that cold front will bring our 70s to an end. you still have time to get out and enjoy it. many of us still in the 60s as you head outside. as we head into this evening we will add in a little bit of rain. then front comes through shortly after mid night. clouds are going to stick around but rain will not for the morning co

that huge streaks light up the we are seeing fog and the most fog in the raleigh durham area on for 40, 540 that's where things were thick. not to say there is no fog in chatham county but that was really the worst of it back there. if you are out and about you want to keep -- take it slow. >>> today's potential of severe weather comes as some communities in our area are still reeling from storms that moved through this month. piles of debris from heavy wind lies the street on ashley ridge drive. one-family we talked with said it reinforced the need to have a plan in place. >> we used our storm shelter house which is our hall closet and i will make sure there is more room in their next time. outages across the state. the governor encouraged schools to review their severe weather plans. >>> if you haven't done so now is a good time to download both the wncn news and weather app. you can as a push alert. it is free and your app store. >>> breaking news, five people including two children had to find another place to stay after a fire tore through their home. according -- flames tore thro

into the carolinas, there is going to be some pockets of heavy rain toward and south and east of raleigh-durham and by sunday, we are going to see some of that rain spreading into virginia. now we are going to stay dry here, but as you make your way east toward richmond and the coast, increasing clouds and increasing chances for rain that direction for your sunday. for us tonight, we are already seeing the wind diminishing. clear skies and cold by morning with lower 20s. amherst, 22. appomattox, 23. 25 for south boston. 20 in martinsville. and 22 for smith mountain lake. here is your hourly weather for your saturday. we are going to be below freezing through 9. by lunchtime, we will be in the day with sunshine and high clouds. 42 at noon. highs in the upper 40s. lights out wind. and then falling back down to 40 degrees at 7 p.m. around the rest of the area tomorrow, we will see 50s for highs if you were watching us from danville. south boston at 51. appomattox, 49. altavista, 48. bedford at 47. your seven-day forecast show pleasant weather ahead for your weekend and then for monday night into t

carolina basketball tweeting there update 2:15 saying the tar heels landed at raleigh-durham international and he is doing well. last night roy williams went down with what the team is calling a dizzy spell from another episode. the tar heels were trailing boston college by five. you see it. when williams got into a heated discussion with the official mike stevens. he was headed toward the bench when he collapsed. at 5:30 and 6:00 what he told reporters about the game and how not to return to the bench. john: now to vote 2016 and billionaire businessman donald trump is waking up to his first big win of the the new hampshire pr electability. emerging a second place for john kasich. the fight for third in the g.o.p. is between ted cruz and general jeb bush and marco rubio admitted saturday night's debate was his downfall. it was a tough night for hillary clinton but she promised supporters she is marches on to the nomination. a legal battle in north carolina may wind up in the u.s. supreme court. attorneys for the state want to ruling requiring two congressional districts be redrawn by next

have not followed a holos, but they will once that colder, drier air begins to will gain. 30 at raleigh-durham international right now. went from the southwest at seven miles per hour. that will shift to the northwest pretty quickly after midnight and into the early morning hours. it is 30 at rocky mount wilson. upper 20's and smithfield, 32 in fayetteville and 27 as southern pines. the clouds around areas just west and north of the triangle, we should be pretty rapid clearing over the next several hours. that will allow temperatures to remember, tomorrow morning, once the sun comes up, the wind will begin to pick up, 15, 20 mile per hour gusts. these low to mid 20's will feel more like a low-to-mid teens at times. in the afternoon, the windchill will be mainly in the teens and 20's. that arctic air in play tomorrow. sunny skies, but it will be really cold. by sunday morning we are in the low-to-mid teens. but something itself one of the ninth grade, and we will see this moisture off to the north and west, our way by monday morning. sunday will be dry, and cold. your first alert accuweather se

this a live picture at raleigh durham international. pet a much a quiet start, 36 and looking at quiet skies. as our radar scans the skies we are seeing a few isolated showers toward portions of lee county and out toward chatham county, this is a few light flurries. >> not falling fast enough to cause problems on the roadways. toward pittsboro. 31 in rocksboro and mid 30s in member dearson, raleigh and clayton. down around the sand hills, fog is also going slow you down especially from you east of the triangle this morning. field around smith miles but look at wayne county, visibility at half a mile. allow for extra time, as you get ready to head out the door. now we have been talking about flurry, sprinkles throughout the day. they're going be very isolated in nature. they're just a nuisance more than anything else. toward 7:00 a.m., in of us should be dry. i expect cloudy skies tonight. that's what we will wake up to on our wednesday, overall, still seeing more clouds and sunshine through wednesday but it should be a dry day for us, t

. >>> but let's get to a live picture outside this is the raleigh durham international airport, 44 degrees as we start off this thursday morning and what a difference 24 hours can make. outside. you may be still hearing the winds howl but much much calmer considering all the tornado warnings that we did track across the area yesterday. that system doesn't look like much now it's moving up towards the new england area. you can see rain across pennsylvania, some steadier rain up across new england and the back end of the storm some cold air rushing in and that's bringing lake effect snow as far as south as west virginia this morning. now, known of that expected around our area. here we're expecting partly cloudy skies and breezy conditions. good news because i know some of you are watching and have a day of clean up ahead of you. 23 our latest wind gust in raleigh. fayetteville 31 miles an hour. gusts in the teens around sanford and pinehurst and raeford this morning starting off our day with a gust right around 22 miles per hour. so no has been extended until 2:00 can this afternoon that wa

raleigh-durham international, 35. liz a little bit -- it is a little bit colder officially. 33 at the airport. dew point at 16, so the air is a dry. for the time of night. a light northeast winds. temperatures will continue to drop. 29 at south hills. 44 at roanoke rapids spirit chapel hill at 31. 39 and fayetteville appearance and for an airport down to 29. 41 at fayetteville. a pretty egg range across the sand hills. today was not as windy as yesterday, but it was still blustery. a lot of sunshine. nice and quiet after the mess of storm that hammer the south and east coast tuesday into wednesday. a few harmless snow showers around the great lakes. overnight tonight, mid-20's, cold. upper 20's, fayetteville. outlying areas, low to mid-20's. cold start to saturday and frosty. 27 at 7:00. 47 i lunchtime. but the wind will be much lighter. that will make a big difference in how it feels with that break -- bright sunshine and high pressure across the gulf states will continue the nice weather here. winds westerly tomorro

it feels like 16 degrees at the raleigh durham international airport. and now fayetteville you also feel like it's right around 16 degrees. so that's going to be around throughout the morning hours. the wind is not going to be as big of a factor this afternoon. all in all today is going to be quiet for us. plenty of sunshine right on through your lunch shower hour. continues this afternoon, just a cloud or two for the evening drive home. tonight we'll look at more clouds building in by about 7 a.m. tomorrow morning and then the chance for scattered snow and rain showers now starting mid-day. so yesterday we were thinking this wouldn't start until further in the afternoon. i do think it will be here right around lunchtime if not a little bit before. and look at this falling as a snow and possibly wintry mix right around 1:00 in the afternoon. the good news with this system it's going to move out pretty quickly. it's not going to have a lot of moisture with it, but there are some small accumulations possible. this system is not going to be a big deal for

this is out at the raleigh durham international airport. remember when the son first rose this morning? the clouds going to hang around. current temperature though 49 degrees so much cooler than where we were yesterday although i'll take the cooler temperatures if this means we don't have to deal with that severe threat again. you the big picture pause that system long gone from our skies. we are seeing the cooler air rush in behind it so that's a buy product of it the cooler air mixing in with some show sure and west virginia is seeing some accumulating snow showers. again though, none of that is going to be here over the next coming days. the wind advisory in effect until 2:00 this afternoon gusts as strong as 45 miles per hour. so the latest check on the gusts 35 miles per hour in durham, 32 miles per hour in raleigh in the upper 20s around henderson and roxboro and 36 miles per hour in fayetteville this morning. so here's breaking your forecast down hour by hour for you. we'll be at 53 at lunchtime, 56 our afternoon high then we're goin

barbara: crews at raleigh-durham airport are working to keep the runways and taxiways clear. as of last night about a dozen check flight status. we will talk with airport officials for keeping r.d.u. open at 6:00 and your trip on schedule. first alert weather app is your personal tour. download it and see the precipitation and you will be notified of any watches or warnings assured they develop. john: you are watching team coverage of the winter storm. barbara: coming up we have live pictures from durham and breaking news one in downtown. you see the snow has been falling the last half hour or 45 minutes. john: the death fof ant continue redistricting barbara: welcome back. 4:46 and 27 degrees on monday morning. a winter weather advisory in effect and winter storm warning for roxboro and orange counties and we have live team coverage from across the viewing area. these are two mobile units on the roads. many schools closed or delayed because of the storm. wake county, durham public and chapel hill and carrboro closed. barbara: also closed orange county, edgecombe. franklin, g

geoff: north carolina state highway patrol says more than 300-wrecks happened in the area of raleigh, durham and chapel hill. they say the wrecks started happening just after midnight monday morning. geoff: and this note for people in mcdowell county. there is a phone outage right now in the hankins community. officials ask that you call or text 911 for possible emergencies. allyson: authorities say there are a lot of trees that have and they do not recommend going out on the roads. geoff: south carolina highway patrol is continuing to work a number of accidents this morning. a live look behind us shows our scdot cameras. i know you will have a little more on traffic coming up. allyson: a little bit of traffic in just a minute. first, we want to get to wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live from travelers rest with a look at conditions on the roads this morning. aly: our journey continues this morning here and we have driven from greenville to travelers rest. we are here in tigers fell. still seeing a lot of wet roads this morning are no ice that i can tell as of yet. we are seeing extremely

to 5:00 cumulate ton roadways or cause any problems. 36 right now, pretty quiet start at the raleigh durham international airport. showing you the radar. we are still dry around wake and durham county. the trihang 18 not seeing any of -- the triangle not seeing any of this moisture. there's a few isolated showers in lee, chat domestic violence ham counties -- chatham county. 31 in rocksboro. also below freezing in south hill. henderson is at 36. around the sand hills, 37 in fayetteville. >>> another thing that could cause issues on the morning commute, some fogment i want to point out areas east of the triangle. visibility is at 1.3 miles, 3 miles in clinton is chin in smithfield. -- and 7 in smithfield. so at 7:00 a.m. a light shower or flurries, similar situation right around lunchtime today, again, not going to be all day long, most of us are going to stay dry. we should be around the evening drive home. overnight tonight, cloudy skies will stick around. tomorrow, not expecting any sort of wintery precipitation, not expecting any precipitation at all, just partly to mostly cloudy sky, we

so here's what we're thinking this light blue dusting to a half an inch, this includes raleigh, durham, chapel hill. now, the furthest you head this system is moving up the coast so we're looking at amounts there. so more moisture, higher totals up to 2 inches possible, isolated locations, i think the average in this dark blue is going to be close to an inch of snow. so 40 our high this afternoon, 39 in durham, 44 in fayetteville. overnight tonight increasing clouds, cold and calmer, right around 22 degrees for an overnight low. so you'll need the heavy winter gear again tomorrow morning. keep it with you. you may want some boots as you head into the mid-day hours. 37 our high on friday. then the bitter cold rushes in for the sunday. so pay attention to this time frame from about saturday afternoon until mid-morning monday we're going that means bring those pets indoors make sure they're warm checking in on your elderly neighbors, friends, family. then as we head into early next week the next system comes through and monday changing into a cold rain for tuesday. by the time next wednes

raleigh durham, cape hattaras, elizabeth city down to wilmington. from richmond southward. if you have friends, family members who live here, i will give them a phone call or send them a text message and give them a heads-up they will see strong storms and it is possible there could be tornado warnings in this area tomorrow to our south and southeast. i think we will miss out on the worst of the severe weather here because the temperatures are too cool. we are going to be in the 50s tomorrow. generally we need temperatures in the 60s for us to have severe weather across the heart of virginia. for this evening, we are only going to see few small showers in the area of drizzle. the heavier rain arrives after midnight. 43 degrees. cool northeast breeze at 9 miles per hour. all these temperatures are going to remain above freezing tonight. wouldn't have to worry about any icy roads and it is possible if you wake up tomorrow morning, the temperature will be slightly warmer. you can see the rain gradually if you did have something planned tomorrow morning, will be a washout for y

time is now 5:50 on this friday. 34 degrees and this is a live picture from the raleigh durham international airport, a quiet start to our friday. it's still going to be a bit breezy as we head throughout the day so keep this in mind as you get ready to head out the door. 38 in roxboro, 35 in south hill, 33 in durham, sanford, pinehurst and raeford as we check in with those areas all at 34 while fayetteville is still sitting at 38 degrees. so i'll break your forecast down hour by hour for you calling it the mid-30s at 8 p.m., 45 at noon and you'll notice the afternoon highs eventually topping outright around 50 degrees. we drop back hey, who's not planning for the weekend right now. 30 as we start off our saturday morning, 44 at noon, 51 an afternoon high but look what sunday holds the 60s. so we just have a few more days to get through before the warm up is really here. 36 at 8 a.m. sunday morning. 55 at noon and 62 our afternoon high. let me show what you these next few days will look like on our future forecast and i think you're really going to enjoy it because we dealt with a lot of des

here's a live picture from the raleigh durham international airport. quiet right now. again, nothing happening here in central north carolina which is what we expected. we're expecting it to develop later today. right now a few flurries light snow showers in the mountains some of the system back to our west through tennessee as well as and they're seeing a wintry mix developing just north of atlanta this morning. this is really going to be a small system. i'm tracking some more wintry weather that could arrive early next week and have a bigger impact. raleigh, 26 in durham, 29 in littleton, also in the upper 20s around fayetteville and raeford and clinton and at 26 degrees this morning. cloudy skies, 26 the best chance for some snow and wintry mix type weather is going to be mid-day. lunch hour into the next few hours after that say through 3:00, then by 6 p.m. i'm expecting us to be dry again, right around 32 degrees for the evening drive home. let's walk you through this on our future forecast, 7 a.m. dry but cloudy don't expect a pretty sunrise this morning. here we