the roads. you can see black strips there where the crews have moved through. certainly be careful if you have to head out. if you don't have to, just stay home as the snow turns to ice later. says to look farther ahead than you normally would and pay close attention to bridges and ramps. those freeze first. be awill effort for black ice, it's going to make you slip and slide. slow down and leave more space. if your car starts to skid, steer into the direction you want your car to go. before leaving, make sure you clear all of the snow off of your car. >>> if you're going to catch a flight, you may have to rethink your plans. take a look at the airport sky cam. as you can see, snow covering a lot of that area and flakes still coming down. this is causing cancellations and delays. check your flight information before heading to the airport. if you're flying out of lynchburg, all flights have been canceled until 5:20 tonight. most of the cancellations are for flights heading to and from charlotte,

those roads are first focus next to the secondary and neighborhood roads. for some of you, i know that it looks like some don't look they've been touched yet. they're focusing on clearing the major roads. more people were trying to get out of their driveways earlier today. wsls10. >>> they hit the roads sunday night and have been busy today. city drivers work 12-hour shift whens clearing the roads. we were able to ride along with one driver who says it's his job to push the snow to the curb as the one ahead of him clears the roads. drivers actually have to prepare hard for this job. >> in the case of our night shift, obviously they need to alter their sleep schedules. that's a certain something but i think they do the best they can. they recognize that they are out there for extended periods of time. >> and to be best prepared, the drivers are best familiarized with their equipment and roads back in the fall. >>> and your traffic report may be a little misleading today because everything looks clean and green. but for the most part, i think that's because t

along windsor road there is black. you can see the blacktop of the road. road surface. it is good. we have not seen that since last night. good improvement on the road. it is breaking up just after 6:00. more people are starting to come out in snow. they have got to drive to work we ask that you take it slow. if you are going to come out if you have to do it please take it slow and remember to go slow slow, look for traction and don't get overconfident while on the road especially if you have a vehicle. it gives you a little help. it does not make you the world world's best driver or best car to be out there. be careful if you can. new this morning both roanoke county have closeed their offices and facilities to keep their employees at home off the road so they can continue to do their job. live in roanoke, shayne dwyer, wdbj7. >> all right. thank you, shayne. head to the eastern side to see what things are looking like in the lynchburg area. tim saunders joins us live ain campbell county. what are you seeing out there this morning? >> good morning can kimberly. i did another measu

roads. flooding the street it is mixed three are cause for dangerous road conscience. but all three together can prove to be quite dangerous. now in the last 30 minutes of v dot power truck came by. parking lot is covered in ice. now -- went by and cleared that section which helped drain the water. it was worse early. i want to show you video before the plow truck came by. the water was just standing a few inches poof the road. now -- because it is so dark, cars are coming down quite fast down 221 and they are hitting the water. having to hit the brakes hard. they don't seat flooding this is not unique to this airrea. this is 221 temperature is dangerous. the plow trucks going from snow removal to clearing out of this melted snow. >> patti: having audio problems, we will follow this weather throughout the morning. stick with us on good morning virginia. >>> love was not in the air for water at the seattle aquarium the meating with the octopus' was called off this past valentine's day. >> i d

. 3 and take a look at laurens road!two major wrecks... not far from the i-car campus.fox carolina was at the scene... shooting video of the first crash...as that was being cleaned up, our photographer caught a second crash on had to crawl out of his car to get to safety.just another example of how dangerous those roads are tonight! 3 we know bridges are slick - emergency officials saying to avoid driving on them if possible because many in our area are iced over -this is a look at the bridge at academy and 385, it's closed along with the bridge at highway 291. until sand trucks arrive - these will remain closed, and greenville police say they will continue to close bridges if conditions remain icy. 3 when the conditons get just right for things to freeze up, big decisions have to be made. including - whether to cancel school for the day.and it's taken very seriously by our local school districts. 3 in fact - it's something they start thinking about as soon as winter weather is don't stop, until a final decision is made.

this is on old potter road, you across the road, police blocking that road right there. they tell me one driver was coming down the road, other drivers were turning around, she went around, the drivers turned around, ran in the tree and took off the front bumper, her car had to be towed out of there. lastly, this is on treyburn drive, power line down in the road, police on scene telling me that power has been out to an apartment nearby apartment complex there and a neighborhood, not tar from where the power line came down. not far from. crews have been busy. one contractor for duke energy said some workers worked over their daily limit. some scenes are still like this, power lines, trees down, they have blocked the road off so people won't come up and down. a lot of workers will get back to it and throughout the day to restore power around charlotte. coming up in the next half hour hit, i'll show you more damage around the city and when we cleaned up. reporting live in charlotte, ashton pellom, wbtv on your side. >> john: right now, thousands of customers in several coun

you can finally get to the road, but these roads have not been touched by road crews this morning. cincinnati road crews, about 65, 70 or so vehicles trying to clear the main roads, trying to you. overnight, a lot of that snow piled up on cars, sidewalks, and sidestreets. that is something to keep in mind as you head out the door. if you' re just getting up this morning and have a chance to move off the road, that would be great for road crews to make it easier for them to plow the streets. if you have a side street that sounds like or looks like it could be a problem and need a little extra tlc, cincinnati road crews that you can report that on their website. live in mount auburn, dan griffin, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. a fiery crash this morning in green township. officers are still on the scene right now. investigators say two teens stole a brand new car from the woody sandy ford dealership and then lost control, crashing into a pole in the 5500 block of sidney. the car then burst into flames. the teens were able to get out and were quickly arrested. there is a op pole down.

this is stump road at county line road. watch for that as you head out. in westville, gloucester county, we have flooding blocking delsea drive that's 47 at route 130. stick to 295 or broadway. flooding is an issue in new castle delaware, airport road near i-95 stick to 141 instead of airport road. middletown delaware, old state road is closed due to flooding. double scan we're watching the last snow showers pushing through. you can see the brighter shades of white to the west. in philadelphia, it's flurries, need i can't mostly flurries, norristown a light snow shower. malvern a brighter shade of white. pottstown, a brighter shade of white. can you catch this area of lavender that's right here, we see that moving along the 30 bypass as well as honeybrook 322. be careful is that is coming down, most of the roads it's melting. a minute ago you're seeing snow in the turn lanes. >>> british police want to thank someone who didn't lend a hand, he lent a foot. he stuck out his foot to help police catch a drug suspect. >>> michigan governor, rick snyder said he

flooding is a problem airport road between i-95 and meadow road. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan so you can see where the snow showers are coming through. this is the end of it that we are seeing near lancaster. as we go closer, some of it is showing a brighter shade of lavender, honeybrook 322 right now also on the 30 bypass near coatsville and downingtown coming down pretty good. this is heading towards pottstown brighter shade along route 100. malvern, light, chadds ford light, flurries in norristown and philadelphia, you see the brighter shade that's moving to the east. you got to watch for that, i want to show you what the temperatures are looking like. 30 in allentown. 27 in lancaster, sitting on the freezing mark in philadelphia. a little bit below that in the suburbs. with the snow coming down, visibility has become an issue in the western suburbs where the snow is heavier matt and tam. >>> missouri state trooper was caught on camera saving a woman from the burn car. in the dash cam video you can see the smoke in the dis

it depends on the road conditions. go to langhorn road. the main road is not bad, but the secondary road directly across the street from our station a little bit snow-covered. that gentleman is going a little too fast for the road conditions out there. this is what our forecast looks like. travel will be discourage and really we are discouraging traffic by tuesday morning. by tuesday afternoon use caution on those roads and will see improving road conditions. >> danner: thank you, will. hope that guy is okay. >>> new half hour, more information on a deputy seemeteorologist george flickinger, award-winning coverage you can count on. >> you know i am calling on your cell phone to let you know no school today . >> danner: oh, boy, the county schools in kentucky got creative to announce no school today. the snow line bling, a play on drake's song and he did his own song. george, we actually have another sing-along school alert to show you tonight. i have been waiting to see what bedford county schools put together. this one is local. spokesman

johnston at marvin road, that is highway 521 at marvin road down to the south of providence road west. that is a check of traffic, christine, over to you. >> christine: the privacy fight continues for apple. >> john: the government shows no signs of backing down the closer look at the details on the fight at "cbs this morning" at 7:00. >> christine: next at 6:00, kristen miranda hard at work in the alert center getting you headlines first. she just learned chapel grove elementary in gaston county is closed. chapel grove elementary in gaston county closed. kristen miranda getting that in severe weather elsewhere a (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> john: good morning, 6:21, we select few, of all the school closings and delays. avery, mitchell and watauga county schools are closed. ashe county is on three-hour delay. alleghany on two-hour delay. if we get more we'll let you know. >>> get over to kristen miranda she is live in the alert center with details just in on two more schoo

the road is wet. we have the parking lot at the wells fogger center full because of the wing bowl that's off to the side that's causing problems, with more people heading to wing bowl on a day we have a lot of precipitation. most of the roads are wet, matt and tam, but there's a lot of ponding and puddling on the roads, and the slush starting to creep in on the secondary roads. >>> let's get you out for live reports we'll start with katherine scott live in hammonton the white horse pike good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it took a while, but we're seeing the snow accumulate on the sidewalks and the main roads. there's nothing major at this point but it's looking slushy and messy in spots. we have seen the salt trucks come through and the traffic is coming along just fine. obviously it's slow, but it's early, and we'll see more cars on the roads. the drivers we've been speaking to, have not reported any major problems, but you're seeing more coverage, more snow coverage on the roa

this is morris costumes on monroe road. the person was treated here at the scene and will you notice that fake ufo above the truck that crashed. and we don't know what caused this but it is in a parking lot. curious about the roads. we have been getting lots of reports of messy conditions and slick spots. tonya rivens is in the first alert traffic center. >> and maureen we are starting to see volume pick up especially on the secondary roads problems as we check in at statesville an accident at statesville and w.t. harris. typically statesville and highway 21 and 115 are alternate routes to get around one another but quite a bit of volume and problems around the area especially on statesville road as we noticed traffic is backing up on statesville headed northbound. one alternate route is range road or north lake mall area we have volume building around this area as well right around w.t. harris and 485. still i-77, 485, no other problems to report at the moment. as well as i-85. so certainly we will watch it for you. your f

york road at county line road an early morning accident in hatboro has cleared. current batch of precipitation is moving up through south jersey kind of coming up from the south at this point so be careful in south jersey. on 295 it's just damp. we have 50 miles an hour speed restrictions other new jersey turnpike. on the atlantic city expressway they're out there now salting so slow it down with. that on the garden state parkway they had some speed restrictions where they were salting but they just lifted those because the crews have done their job, matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> let's head over to erin o'hearn, she's live in roxborough, she's got a live report on what conditions look like there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, well, mother nature is funny, isn't she? you never know what you're going g and right now is not a whole lot. roads are looking pretty good but of course as we always say it's better to be safe than sorry so penndot has been working hard since around midnight. we'll take a look at video of the preparations. they've been ou

i grabbed slush off the road earlier and as you can see. this was on the road. it is hard, and it is just very slick, and not good for driving on. be sure you are careful and go slowly and day home if you can. live in lynchburg, you katie brooke, abc 13 news. >>> we want to head to the south side. tola adamson has the very latest on conditions in danville. tola, what are you seeing tonight? >> well, mark, as you guys can tell, it is raining. just started a few moments ago. started pretty lightly and just now picking up right here. as you can tell right now, think of residential street right behind me. it is obvious that the crews have been over to the street, bare pavement. danville public works wants people to know with a lot of residential streets in this city are going to look like because they were not pretreated. some of them were not. i am going to move over here to this car right now. this is the problem that danville public works was dealing with, the freezing rain until earlier on today that left the snow pretty hard and as you can tell, a lot of ice ri

the back roads, side roads that haven't been treated. you're going to find problems there and major thoroughfares your four-lane highways those going to the priority for the dot to start catching up and laying down some of the brine and salt and sand solution. so take it slow if you have to drive. travel not advised until temperatures warp up. >> mike and stefan. either way you're going to be in trouble because flights unfortunately affected by the winter weather too. >> that's right we're going to check in, and we understand that dozens of flights have been cancelled so far. . >>. >> reporter: we are seeing about 70 flights arrival and the departures that have been cancelled. we are recommending anyone with travel plans contact your airline to find out if the flight has been alleged or delayed. things could change very quickly. >> terms of flights that are taking off or coming in, how is rdu preparing the tar makes there for the incoming and outgoing airplanes? >> well, both of you are runways open. we continue to treat them and test th

roads are wet. we had significant ponding and puddling on the roads. we have a downed tree that's causing a problem here in west bradford township chester county. stick to delong drive as the alternate to that one. this is the vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill expressway. hard to see that the snow is falling, but it is. it's melting on the road surface. the vine is open and moving just fine at this point. let's go to storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region. we can see most of the area has transitioned now from rain to snow. some of the areas highlighted by lavender showing it's coming down pretty good at this point. in wilmington, along i-95 that's the area where you have lavender, snow throughout much of the region. in glass borough, elmer, along the coastline and the garden state parkway it's raining. the area of blue near that is showing the transition. as the temperatures drop that will change as well. in hammonton, if you're in hammonton where katherine scott is repor

at road conditions at foulke and silver side road.deldot will be out to treat the roads as the snow falls this morning. >>> in delaware, route 273 had traffic on it in newark. traffic is moving nicely, but it will likely back up as the morning commute approaches. snow is accumulating on the sides not on the the surface i felt. >>> if you're traveling in bear, delaware. take it easy on routes 40 and 1. they say a light covering of snow on the road, not a lot but enough to cause slipping and sliding. >> reporter: i think it's tricky in addition to the snow falling we had rain prior to that, you have a few reasons to be careful on the roads. here's another shot, lansdale, route 63 main at walnut. you can see how the snow is coming down sticking to the sides of the road. there's slush on the roads itself. for the most part it's been treated and wet in the area. we have not seen a lot of slipping or sliding, you need to be careful as this continues. we have 35-mile an hour speed restrictions on the ben franklin bridge, the betsy ross bridg

roads. you can see some rain over top of nashville that is pushing in our direction. we will see temperatures climbing into the upper 30' s. 37 for the high today. a cold rain after 6:00 kyla: mostly our interest states are looking pretty good. the ramp from the and lynn still snow-covered. i think crews can get the snow-covered move throughout the morning and throughout the day. the interstates are looking pretty good. 71, 75 taking a closer look at the roads this morning. good morning to you. andrew: we are moving out of the chevy t area. you see some snow or slush in the center of this road. the side streets are more snow-covered. overall because of how the snow wrapped up overnight, the road crews had a chance to attack it. many of the road crews spent hours on the road overnight. they came in last night and the snow was still flying. pretty good shape this morning. we' re coming up on the 74 interchange as we make our way around this morning. my guess is you' ll find them in pretty good

good morning, hampton roads. let's check our live team coverage of the winter weather continues now with rico bush, live in newport news. rico, you and your photojournalist, lavoy harrell, have been out monitoring the conditions and posting real-time updates on facebook and twitter. how are things looking now? tips for driving in the snow from aaa: accelerate and decelerate slowly. applying the gas slowly to accelerate is the best method for regaining traction and avoiding skids. take time to slow down for a stoplight. drive slowly. everything takes longer on snow- covered roads. accelerating, stopping, turning - nothing happens as quickly as on dry pavement. give yourself time to maneuver by driving slowly. the normal dry pavement following distance of three to four seconds should be increased to eight to ten seconds. this increased margin of safety will provide the longer distance needed if you have to stop. know your brakes. if you have the pedal to vibrate a bit when the abs is activated. in cars without abs,

certainly not enough to cause you major problems on roads especially where roads were pretreated.ow we have a second round beginning to pop in. it's a little wet snow mixing with rain down in cumberland county new jersey, parts of cape may and atlantic county and also in parts of kent county delaware. everywhere elsewhere it's a little bit cooler we are looking at snow but again it's light and pretreated road surfaces should be for the most part okay. i'd be a little careful on sidewalks and some of those secondary roads there might not have gotten the brine. there you see what happened overnight. just a sweep of snow coming through, not a lot. there is more gathering to the south and we are still looking at sort of choppy off and on light snow shower. temperatures are down close to or below freezing from about the i-95 corridor north even down into parts of south jersey and millville we're close to freezing at 33. so if you're driving around on some of those secondary roads, side roads or just walking around on sidewalks up in these areas you might wand to be careful just in case

roads will be wet but not icy to start tuesday. rain will become heavy into monday night.expect around an inch of rain overnight, with locally higher amounts. we might even hear some thunder south of i85. any ice issues should be washed away by heavy rainfall.tuesday will bring clearing skies, but the mountains will see some wrap around snow near the tennessee border through late tuesday. by wednesday through friday a our areafreezing rain and fog will continue for the upstate along the 86 corridor and mountains through midnight. heavy rain will push in late night, bringing with is warmer temperatures. it should be above freezing in most areas by late tonight, leading to a soggy morning commute. roads will be wet but not icy to start tuesday. rain will become heavy into monday night. expect around an inch of rain overnight, with locally highgh amounts. we might even hear some thunder south of i85. any ice issues should be washed away by heavy rainfall.tuesday will bring earing skies, but the mountains will see some wrap around snow

i-77 at clanton road. looking across the charlotte area, most of the major interstates are running in the green, we told you about this a bit earlier, flooding on central avenue at hawthorne lane, ashton pellom has been live on the scene there but if you're inbound on central this morning you may find slow-downs as well. here is a look at the morning traffic in combination with the radar, so north charlotte now up toward huntersville out in concord or kannapolis, drying out down toward pineville. commute john, over to you. >> john: thanks, chris. jennifer roberts has concerns how drug arrests are handled in the city. >> christine: what she is at (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! >> reporter: been raining all morning in charlotte in the metro area, i'm ashton pellom, coming up at 5:30 in a live report i'll have latest on road conditions, what you need to know before you head out the door. >> john: laying out a v

road. they say it was difficult finding the plane yest because of the rough terrain here and it will be a challenge to move it. >> i don't know how we'll get the plane out. i would imagine they would have to wait and take some type of . >> the sheriff's office told us that the plane nose dived into the ground but that the plane is mostly in tact. we'll come out here and get more bring you updates as soon as we have it. reporting live in union counseling, angela hong, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> friends and family will push for answer who killed a 19-year-old two years ago. his family has pleaded for anyone with information to come forward his family is holding a walk for justice in the huntersville business park on reese boulevard road. it will start at 9:00. >>> inspectors are trying to figure out if this bessemer city home is safe to live in after a truck crashed into it yesterday morning. >> that driver died moments after the wreck. the truck was speeding at about 65 miles an hour whe

good morning, hampton roads. let's check our live team coverage of the winter weather continues now with rico bush, live in newport news. rico, you and your photojournalist, lavoy harrell, have been out all night, monitoring the conditions and posting real-time updates on facebook and twitter. how are things looking now? tips for driving in the snow from aaa: accelerate and decelerate slowly. applying the gas slowly to accelerate is the best method for regaining traction and avoiding skids. take time to slow down for a stoplight. drive slowly. everything takes longer on snow- covered roads. accelerating, stopping, turning - nothing happens as quickly as on dry pavement. give yourself time to maneuver by driving slowly. the normal dry pavement following distance of safety will provide the longer distance needed if you have to stop. know your brakes. if you have anti-lock brakes (abs) and need to slow down quickly, press hard on the pedal-it's normal for the pedal to vibrate a "threshold" breaking, keeping your hee

obviously, the roads are very visible. what you can't see is the slush on the road. that is tricking drivers out there. the slush is making it hard for a lot of drivers to stop. danville public works have slush up. crews have been sending the roads and bridges all morning. that will help with traction. city leaders tell me crews are getting ready to move into the secondary roads and then they will hit the residential areas. with the possibility of freezing rain later on, the city will have crews working overnight as well. >> we monitor the bridges and the roads and determine what we need to do with them, put salt or sand, or whatever we need to do. we play it by ear and see how things go. >> reporter: i went by the public works building earlier today and there was not a single truck in the parking lot.all of the trucks are out doing the best they can to get the snow up as soon as i also checked in with danville police and they tell me no injuries have been reported from the accident that they had earlier today. live in danville, valerie bragg, abc 13 news. >> noreen:

they're trying their best to get the roads maintained but the roads are covered. what we're seeing is luckily no cars stalled or no rectangles so far. that is a good thing. we will be going out throughout town or city all morning. we have been down through downtown. really no cars been out on the roads in that respect. so we'll check in throughout the morning show. throughout the morning. kim, back to you. >> all right. get busyier as the hours progress. thank you for the update garrett. >> depending on which hometown you find yourself n you may see more or less snow because of the way the storm is playing out. wdbj7 shayne dwyer joins us live outside and shayne how are things looking where you are? >> good morning, kimberly mcbroom. things are looking so far so good. definitely as gated said plows have come through but we have not seen anything and i'm looking out on orange avenue and cars are able to move but definitely here a nice snow packed there on top of the roads so if you are going to get out this morning go get your coffee, donut, go to work, avoid that

the side roads are bad. i can see why closed are open two hours late and closed. >> that woman was talking about the icy conditions as she walked out her door. this is what we're talking about. we talk about black ice all the time. this is what it looks like. we just roll that piece of snow out there. it rolls like a hockey puck. this is what you have to watch out for as you head out the door, the walkways, driveways, untreated spots and the back roads. those are the problem areas. we're dealing with ice, slush and fog this morning. hopefully with warmer air, some of that will melt and make things better for the drive. live in malvern, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thank you. we are checking on power outages across our area. there are about 80 homes in bucks county, 150 homes in philadelphia without electricity. but in chester county, peco reports about 1,800 outages. this is video right now of that wawa where matt was reporting from a second ago. that's with a little earlier this morning when the powe

chopper 4 was over the scene on ridge road and hoffman road. the driver was seriously hurt. no word if icy roads played a role in that crash. >>> new hampshire has spoken in decision 2016. you take a look at the front page of "the union leader," sanders, trump, take new hampshire. senator bernie sanders won by more than 20 points to claim the second largest win in the history of the granite state's primary. now, we went through the numbers for you overnight. bernie sanders took about 60% of the vote. and earned 13 delegates in new hampshire at the same time. hillary clinton took a little more than 38% of the vote. nine delegates. and we switch now to the republican side. taking a look at the blowout win for donald trump. he took 35% of vote and ten delegates in new hampshire. ohio governor kasich earned 10% of the vote. ted cruz took 12% of the vote that earned him two delegates. jeb bush rallied to nearly tie senator cruz, earning a little more than 11% and two delegates as well. and senator marco rubio of florida, he himself called last night disappointing. he took about 1

the roads are just fine. only wet and this is consistent with what we've seen driviig around in downtown denver and glendale, too. i've been saying throughout the morning i'm surprised by how many plows i've seen considering these conditions. we want to bring up cdot's web site for you. the department has recently added a feature that lets you see exactly where all of its plows are all across the state. you can see there how many crews are on the roads. this is in real time. if you zoom in on an individual plow you can see exactly where it is, you can see where it's been before, and where it's heading next. a handy feature there. if you live around aurora and denver, you probably won't be needing to check that out this morning because these roads aren't in need of any plows. >>> the denver police officer you see in this youtube video, this is rachel eid recovering morning. she was responding to a burglary call at grove and 37th yesterday afternoon. one of the suspects shot her, hit her in the foot. that suspe

we just heard from the sheriff that they close holzer road at brooch road because of icy i know the wral's arielle clay has been in durham checking out conditions on the western side of the triangle. where are you now? >> right now we are on 15/501 about to make a u-turn. we just passed an accident, it looks like a car hit a slick spot, spun out and went into a ditch. so we are going to turn around now and look at the video of that. but before we do that, i want you to take a look as best you can at the roads that we are seeing. kind of what you guys have been mentioning. you can't really see it, but the roads are very slick out here. drivers have been taking it slow as best they can, obviously, some still not able to control their vehicles and getting into a little bit of trouble there. right now, we're heading to 15/501 at fall river bridge, that's where we've heard reports of several vehicle accidents. those cars are not able to control themselves in these conditions. once we get out there and see back to you, brian. >> arielle clay in is live in five on 15-501 in durham. she makes a go

i-85 at hillen dale, and you can see of course snow on the edges of the roads and on the roads, as well, so you're going to need to plan for some extra time traveling there. continuing to see some light snow there in roxboro, it looks like they've got maybe an inch or so, 1/2 an inch. kind of hard to tell from here, but certainly the amounts are pretty i light. through, so not a lot of accumulation, but everything has stuck to the roads there. 25 is the current temperature. officially at the airport, we're looking at a little freezing rain happening. our dew point is 16, and humidity, 68%. 21 in south hill, 23 in roxboro, 26 in rocky mount. town by town, 28 in sanford, 30 in fayetteville, 29 in clinton, 27 degrees in goldsboro. satellite and radar, again showing this banofno mostly, some of this is going to change over to sleet and freezing rain as our temperatures are a little bit warmer down south plus we have what we call this warm nose coming in, and that's where we have in the mid-level of the atmosphere, temperatures warming up, so it's cold down at the surface, but it warms up in

another new accident in upper merion on radnor road at croton road. in west conshohocken that's coming in right now on marion hill lane at conshohocken state road. going outside live one more time seeing what it looks like in exton chester county. this is route 100 at commerce drive where the highways and even route 100 here mostly just wet with some slick spots here or there. but i want to show you something. this is video that i pulled over and shot in camden county. temperatures are in the 50's. sure we see the runoff but on the side of the road you see the slush and ice. this is a sidewalk here. so even in areas where you have temperatures in the 50's the kids have to wear their boots if they're walking tout school to get to the bus stop because you're walking through so much slush here and let's look at storm tracker6 live double scan. as if all of that wasn't enough of an issue we have a little precipitation that's coming down in spots that are hovering just barely above freezing here so some sleet happening in honey brook on 322, it's moving to

this is montgomery road. we have the latest on the wintry mix predicted in the forecast and what you can expect for your morning commute. lisa: good morning, everyone. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. let' s get right to randi rico. it is not sticking because of the temperature, is that right? randi: the last couple of days it has been on the warm side. the air temperature is right around freezing. the pavement temperatures are a little bit warmer and that is why you can see that there. nt a lot is sticking to the ground right now. if you have a raised deck in the backyard, you could see some accumulation. as we take a look at the wlwt radar right now, you can see some blue tunes along and north heavier snow bands. it is a little bit later in kentucky. as we look over the last couple hours, snow showers have increased in frequency to the north. that is starting out in butler county along 27. we can see snow shoi wers in middletown. it is leading to the south and right along the ohio river. we can

road. we're asking how long the road will be closed but it does lack like a long time because of what you see. let's go to traffic team 9's mark taylor for alternate routes. >> this happened around the 6600-block of tuckaseegee road around 4:30 this morning. that is what is blocked. this will be at little rock road. this will affect your morning commute and those students headed to west meck high school as well. to set this up for you and where use wilkerson boulevard as the alternate route if you typically head east, take tuckaseegee road to wilkerson and if you head west towards little rock, take mulberry church west. update here, 485 outer loop. we have an accident scene. minor delay as you're making your way through. it is not blocking any travel lanes. these on looker delays only. >>> cold temperatures this morning but this may end up being the last morning we see temperatures near freezing. 33 charlotte. shelby is down to 29. chesterfield 28 degrees. the chill will be in place to quic

south near the kenwood mall area, road collisions road conditions look way, way, be tter. the snow does continue back in through indy. 5:00, another 4-5 hours left of a winter storm warning through noon today. everybody else under an advisory through tomorrow morning. steady snow and 8:00 a.m. expect a couple of rounds of flurries. additional accumulation, one to one and a half inches. kyla: the roads are worse in our northern communities. 75, the headlights help to give you an indication of what you will see on the roadways. the cars out there helping to pave the way for those vehicles. hopefully we can get that treatment as the salt trucks are roadways. right now you will need quite a bit of extra time and use caution. this is 275 at kellogg and looking better than what we were seeing in parts of butler county. 71 is still pretty decent at red bank road. lisa: thank you. our team coverage continues as we are keeping a close eye on the snow and winter weather as it moves in this morning. mark: wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is leading the way with a look outside. good morn

you notice in this shot here, stump road and county line road. we have a slushy mess, on the secondary roads, the turn lanes you're drive running through that. you can make out the snow and the slush you're dealing with. the center lanes you can see in this shot how there's snow plank in the center. as we look under the streetlight it's still coming down steadily out here, be careful of that as you travel. highways, the schuylkill expressway i-95 look wet you can see the slush coming closer to the lanes. we have an accident happening donald drive new hanover township. this just in. we have an accident in new castle county blocking foulke road at silver side road. use shipley as the at -- alternate. this is airport road at i-95 flooding, stick to 141. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the last snow coming through such a bad time during the morning commute moving west to east, some of it brighter shades of white even lavender that's left, just about to clip norristown, it's 422, particularly slushy there. 309 heavier band coming through. rou

the roads look food. -- good. >> secondary roads are going to have problems, it looks like the main roads are in good shape. still snow falling, jen, most of it just light, not accumulating much. want to zoom in on a spot here around the hebron area, and northern boone county. you get up to 237 heading toward the northern part of ben county. a heavier shower for you folks there. and crossing the river into northern and parts of hame ton, hamilton, and mainly what we have are very light, flurries, snow showers, and occasionally you get a little burst here that may put a little coating on the roads, you got to watch that, elsewhere, it's mainly light snow that we're seeing, one exception in the southern penal ton pendleton, and southern brack encounty, over the next couple hours, what you see is what you get, occasional snow showers moving through, little if any additional accumulation, but again in the pick up a little bit of a covering, winter weather advisory goes until 11:00 this morning, it covers everyone in the tri-state. showers taper off. that is the weather cam and you can see a s

good morning, hampton roads. let's check our live team coverage of the winter weather continues now with rico bush, live in newport news. rico, you and your photojournalist, lavoy harrell, have been out all night, monitoring the conditions and posting real-time and twitter. how are things looking now? tips for driving in the snow from aaa: accelerate and decelerate slowly. applying the gas slowly to accelerate is the best method for regaining traction and avoiding skids. take time to slow down for a stoplight. drive slowly. everything takes longer on snow- covered roads. accelerating, stopping, turning - nothing happens as quickly as on dry pavement. give yourself time to maneuver by driving slowly. the normal dry pavement following distance of three to four seconds should be increased to eight to ten seconds. this increased margin of safety will provide the longer distance needed if you have to stop. know the pedal-it's normal for the pedal to vibrate a bit when the abs is activated. in cars without abs, use "th

our crews out there say roads are slippery in spots -- and there is a lot of slush on the roads. vdot crews are working around the clock to get these roads looking sharp. but they do say if you don't have to go out -- stay at home. we are monitoring the latest for you -- on air and online. on >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- david spade -- derek hough -- and it's mashup monday with music from "panic! at the sisqo" with cleto and the cletones. and now, you've got it -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching.

between durham, eubanks road, and smith road, that is a big mess there. that is a pileup in that area. that is your icy spot that you will be seeing this morning. it will be covering much of our viewing area. watch for another accident here, affecting both directions on chapel hill road. so many accidents we cannot get through all of them. you see what is going on. stay inside and enjoy your morning if you can through the window. barbara: coming >> 7:56 right now. six degrees. -- 26 degrees. barbara: gloria rodriguez. >> there are many accidents. at least 45 accidents this morning alone, so be very careful. want you to take a live look. we are on the beltline and we just saw 495 at south new hope road. closed for an hour or so. that has created some backup as well as some of the accidents around here. 495 headed westbound and eastbound, and as you can see we are seeing some backups here on the beltline. give yourself plenty of extra time if you are heading to work today. someone saw a gentleman walking across the bridge there and he told me it was quicker

looks like roads are clear. a lot of main roads. a good amount of snow on the side and let's get a look at what is going on, so, if you're waking up with us, lake county, you're under a lake snow advisory. for geauga county and ashtabula county, this is not going to end until 4:00 p.m. i said it earlier, you know, this is giving it the timeframe visual and that it may not come down hard right now but through the next few hours, we're expecting a good deal of snow and this is a look at the radar seeing the lake affect snow expand. and we're seeing the purple and talking accumulation later on and i want to take a moment to talk about the second weather headline, which is the touches. twenty degrees in medina; 14, millersburg and factor in the windchill and that is feeling like single digits for many of us this morning. just the wind chill but the single temperatures? that is going to occur. the jet stream is dripping down and arctic air is plunging into northeast ohio into the weekend and this issy look at the feels like temperature.

roads here still very slick. the shine on the road is not water, that is not rain, that is ice especially with the temperature. it's been dropping as we've been driving around here. so any rain like kristin and alyssa we're saying any rain that's falling hits the road and becomes ice. we have seen a lot of dot trucks out here salting and sanding and putting down the brine. the wake county dot says they've put down 100,000 gallons it hasn't made a huge difference. you can see where it's melted but it's definitely so if you do have to be out and about this morning you do want minutes and some distance between the cars in front of you so if you do start to slip and slide you can hopefully avoid an accident. reporting live for now i'm emma wright, wncn news. our coverage continues this morning. we're going to head over to orange county that's where we find wncn's justin quesinberry. i know you said some of the side streets treacherous. >> yeah, it's really bad on the side roads that haven't been treated like what we

cherokee road and grant road. conditions are quickly changing. too. so find me observe twiwier so let me know of any traffic issues you have found. this is lauren brigman for news 13 brought to you with your wired mouse computer solution traffic report. >> jay: heavy rains and strong winds is causing problems for the mid atlantic. at least three people were >> holly: mototists have been stranded by flooding roads and it dumped rain in alabama, georgia, causing flash floods. >> if you don't need to make the trip, don't make the trip today. >> holly: meanwhile, a snowstorm has been pounding the chicago area. northern i could yeah that can get up to 18." >> jay: gop presidential candidates made one last push ahead of supertuesday. >> holly: our chief political correspondent scott thuman breaks down what to expect in houston. >> reporter: we are here in houston and in a state that brags it does everything big. there will certainly be a big texas-sized showdown tonight on the stage for the last republican debate, befor

with the wet roads, it can be hard to tell where the roads are wet or icy. >> and we're seeing similar conditions across mattryland an the district. you want to take time to walk careful and scrape the ice off your car. pretty much everything is coated. it's beautiful, when i looked out the window, i thought wow. >> and then when i got outside, it was like there was so much ice. i mean everything. signs, sidewalks, grass. even in the city for me. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 "weather center." i thought if it was raining hard enough that would be helpful, but no rain yet. >> not raining hard enough yet. once we get the heavier rain to come in, it will bring the warmer air down to the ground, but the problem is the ground is frozen solid and air complains are at the freezing mark. so we've ended up with a glaze. and watch out, the so when you go to grab to homd on to something, you'll find out that it's a near frictionless surface. about a tenth of an inch of glaze ice on the way. heavy rain is on the way. here is a shot in south side virginia. that's about four or five hours from t

upper providence, arcola road and south cola road, we have an accident.e area bridges, down to 35 miles an hour on the ben, the walt, the betsy ross ross. that's because of slippery conditions heading into we'll come back -- i will come back at left in the next five minutes with more checks on jersey cameras. >>> let's head to the shore area, show you what it looks like there. they can expect to get the most snow from the storm. >> matt delucia, you're seeing snow stick to the roads there? >> we are starting to see some of that stickage, if you will, out on the roadways here. white horse pike, we're starting to see a little bit there. we've seen the salt trucks as well. through much of the morning, bill and glenn, we've been talking about the grassy surfaces. we see the snow accumulation here on the grass and a lot of the untreated areas, the sidewalks as well. taking a look at the white horse pike there, a lot of cars on the roadways. i have seen several school buss go by. a lot of schools are still open in this area. you have those plow trucks and salt

partially covers road test partially covered roads as well. mix master, things are looking pretty messy. give yourself plenty of extra ternet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." feel like a hollywood insider with high-speed internet from centurylink. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz and right now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: good morning. overnight we had another burst of snow in many neighborhoods. still snowing and the blowing out there. give yourself plenty of time to get where you are going to -- where you are going. the accumulations are done with. the wind will continue to be blustery today. an

everything takes longer on snow- covered roads. accelerating, stopping, turning - nothing happens as quickly as on dry pavement. give yourself time to maneuver by driving slowly. the normal dry pavement following distance of safety will provide the longer distance needed if you have to stop. know your brakes. if you have anti-lock brakes (abs) and need to slow down quickly, press hard on the pedal-it's normal for the pedal to vibrate a "threshold" breaking, keeping your heel on the floorboard and using th ball of your foot to apply firm, steady pressure on the brake pedal. don't stop if you can avoid it. if you can slow down enough to keep rolling until a traffic starts your wheels spinning. don't have to go out, don't. even if you can drive well in the snow, not everyone else can. if you don't have somewhere you have to be, watch the snow from indoors. several 10 on your side viewers sent us pictures of the snow during the overnight hours. here are just some of them, and we'd be happy to show yours. just e-mail them to report-it-a

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