we have one issue, read five warning has been issued for and adams county -- robertson county. when you have low humidity like we will have later today and strong wind, that commendation if you start a fire, it could rapidly spreading get out of control. that means, don' t burn stuff. right now, 38 currently. the wind out of the south at 10 miles per hour so it feels like 31. as the sun comes up over the next hour or so, expect the win to slowly get stronger attended 20 miles per hour, that will be fairly common throughout the day. 37 right now. i lunchtime, sunny and breezy and 55. this afternoon, temperatures into the low 60' s and the strongest wind. today will be windy, but at least it will be warm and nice and sunny. tomorrow, i expect another breezy day and you' ll notice the clouds getting thicker. 10 to 50 mile per hour when through the day. by thursday morning, rain is on the way. there is an approaching cold front that will bring scattered actual cold front will swing through mid afternoon and evening. that is what we may see a rumble of thunder in the mix. they will

we had some passing sprinkles across southern portions of owen county, robertson counties . you may wake up and see the pavement a little wet in those communities. that line is south and it looks like that is where it is going to stay. on the cool side right now. the clouds around will clear out . most places mid to upper 40' s. by lunchtime, 56 and sunny skies . into the afternoon the breeze we had yesterday, a breezy second half of the day. 62 degrees is the expected high. kyla: we have clear conditions. for those heading out now for some st. patrick' s celebrations or anything work or school perhaps. 71 in pfeiffer. north and southbound rolling along. the heavier volume that comes with a six clock hour but heading between i-75 and i-71 crossing between the two you should be good. seeing clear speeds and great travel conditions as he had outside. 275 in dixie highway, looking great east and west bound. a great start for your thursday morning commute. mark: thank you. an alleged drunk driver proms a short police chase in symmes township. police tell us they tried to pull ov

the diocese of covington are on a two-hour delay, same goes for robertson county schools. illness forcing williamstown start in preschool program in grant county. a complete list of closures and delays right now on wlwt.com. good morning, i am lisa cooney. mark: i am our case. let' s begin with randi rico for a closer look at when that snow is getting out of here. randi: i know you' re hoping not to see any more of this. you can see the back edge of the flurries and snow showers are rolling and through the 270 five loop. areas on the west side of town, areas to the north, watching the last flurries slide through. downtown, that back edge working to the southern and eastern portions of the 275 loop. snow flurries coming to an end for many areas. now it is rolling through hamilton county. by the time we get to 8:00 a.m. or so, the back edge is starting to pull out of our area. expect improving conditions as

it looks like most of this is just south of the robertson county line. for most of our area, you are good to go for the rest of the st. patrick' s day/march madness tip-off day. most places near 50 degrees right now. 49 right now in florence, one of the coolest spots is harrison. comfortably cool to start the day, 46 and sunshine is around. by noon, breezy, mild come with a high today of 62. i want to see those green kyla: we do have green conditions, i promise. here is a look at the roadways. about 20 or 30 minutes ago we will so secretly heavy traffic southbound. 71, kvitova warren county heading onset right now really not sing and issues. heading towards the park area, things look good right now heading along to 75. we continue to keep it updated hopefully we remain problem free and will continue to see those green conditions. mark: franklin police say anna ritchie punished her 4 year old stepson tuesday night by putting lisa: dad, bring us up-to-date. dan: police say no child deserves to be punished like this. franklin police say anna ritchie punishe

robertson county led the state in the number of patterns. without much warning, 100 people took over the tennis courts in anna: a flash mob to raise money for the leukemia and lymphoma society. a competition to become woman of the year for the society -- it is a friendly competition to encourage people to raise the most money for cancer research. she wanted to do more than sending e-mail so they created a team and they decided to this -- a flash mob. this spirit is beating cancer appeared on saturday 100 people stormed the courts and kerry to do their part. >> even my husband was out there which is amazing because nobody expected that he would do something like this. >> we are putting ourselves out there. if you ask someone for a donation and you see them doing a flash mob, how can you not laugh? anna: they are really trying. i put a link to how you can footage on my facebook page. it is pretty good. did you see that girl moonwalk? i cannot imagine. joel: is not easy to do michael jackson. let's talk about the weather. >> closing in on the t

the same goes for robertson county schools. meanwhile, illness has forced williamstown independent schools to close their headstart and preshool in grant county. you can always see a complete list of closures and delays on wlwt.com. good morning, thank you for joining us i' m mark hayes. ,lisa: and i' m lisa cooney. this morning' s headlines are coming up. let' s get a check on the forecast. randi: another round of flurries to start the morning commute. we are with these pronounced 7:00 a.m. and they are gone. for those of you out in the early morning, flurries flying around the greater cincinnati. the radar showing snow showers assuming on into downtown and areas of northern kentucky, it is all the same scenario no matter where you are. we are looking at light snow showers drifting through. they are not going to accumulate at all, but you definitely are working the wipers. as we look at the wide view, over the last couple of hours, some rain mixing and at times. right now, flurries , the back edge rolling through portions of s

offered in robertson county for information helps arrest an arsonist. we just got these pictures in from two lumberton police vehicles discovered wednesday afternoon in the department parking lot. after finding enough evidence to prove the vehicles were burned intentionally. anna: raleigh out response to a story we shared with you yesterday at 4:00. we showed you images of a north raleigh man yard. the problem, they were digging on his property. the city response and what other people in the neighborhood were sherry after seeing her story. >> outside his home, left behind into a plea that hud contractors were digging huge holes like the right-of-way. a statement by the right-of-way services coordinator says none of the survey is complete. we have determined the work was done outside the city right-of-way. i have spoken with this possible parties involved and asked how they plan to resolve the issue. they are discussing how to proceed. abc11 found crews are thinking similar holes in a neighbor's yard. at&t is investigating this matter and will see result

expect the rain band to increase in robertson county in the next half-hour. some of it heavy in spots and most is fairly light and staying south to the 275 loop. counties but we will develop additional showers for the entire region before the day is over and we will all likely see showers at some point. 36 the current temperature. all liquid precipitation and above freezing. south wind at eight miles an hour and visibility climbing. upper 30' s and rain showers around now and more for the afternoon. temperatures keep climbing to the mid 40' s for afternoon highs. satellite radar showing activity that moved through this morning with the band of snow showers between about 4:00 and 7:00 a.m. morning. rest will all be liquid. the chance of the morning flurry has come to an end. afternoon rain showers scattered for the area and it will push out late evening. high pressure will move our way overnight and it will break up the clouds and that means lighter wind and a lot more sunshine. and fairly mild to cool side, the 50' s. when you compare it to the 60' s and 70' s

right now the only lingering snow through highland, brown, bracken, mason, and robertson counties. about 8:00 a.m., most places should be totally done with it. really flurries. i lunchtime, 36. by 4:00, 40. tomorrow heading out to bockfest or anything, expect possible showers. sunshine returns on sunday. the warm air i know everyone is hoping for is in the forecast, pretty much all of next week with high temperatures in the mid and upper 60' s. mark: looking forward to next middle of the week. that is weird. to bring you wendy' s north pacific cod sandwich we send guys like this... on boats like these... in weather like this... all the way up here... for wild caught fish like this... for a sandwich that' s light, crispy and crunchy. and now try it like most buns just hope to keep a hamburger together. but the new bun on a dave' s double brings a hamburger together. the perfect ratio of bun, to beef to toppings to...other bun. that' s the key. to the hamburger harmony of a deliciously different dave' s double. >>> good morning. vitriol and vulgarity. the republican race reaches new

, towards williamstown towards dry ridge, these showers will pivot toward pendleton and into robertson county. from williamstown to mount all of it -- not all of that -- mount olivet, you may get showers. i am not concerned about severe weather this evening. i don' t anticipate additional thunderstorms to reach severe levels across the area. we had a small storm center push through the area. you can see the spin in the atmosphere. we raved to get enough breaks in the cloud cover today that it was enough to trigger showers and storms big it even managed to trigger one rogue thunderstorm that briefly put down a tornado outside dayton. this is all pulling away through at the back, it pivot through. notice how these showers have been falling apart as they move toward our area. i will keep a few around for the next couple of hours. 53 in dayton. lexington, 63. 61 in indianapolis. any showers will go away over the next couple of hours, especially when the sun goes down. things will stabilize. i think most of us are done with rain. it will be quite overnight. i would not be surprised to see patchy f

county. expect them for robertson into mason and backen county. visibility is down. temperatures near freezing. kind of a moist and damp day to start the weekend, but we bring back sunshine tomorrow. and we'll talk about the where the temperature is going, coming up. jonathan: jennifer, thanks. in middletown, new murder charges weeks after a mother was shot to death. a dayton man is charged in brittany russell's death. russell was found shot in her car with her baby in the back seat. curtis burdette was previously arrested on a drug charge. he's facing several more endangerment. the prosecutor has not released a motive. a series of break-ins at clermont county churches may be the work of one man. daniel elam is being held on $50,000 bond. he admitted to breaking into five churches near felicity, ohio. investigators say he admitted to stealing from the public library. police have recovered and returned about $1500 worth of church property. >> there's a lot of people who love me. they just want to vote for me. but it's okay. it's not a problem. jonathan: and then there

close look at the wlwt radar a couple flakes still flying, maybe down through bracken, robertson and mason counties. that's the extent. keep in mind locally through 275, nothing shows up on radar, but we've seen at times a little mist and drizzle. droplets hard to pick up on radar. we may see some activity still a possibility this morning. we'll transfer into rain showers for the midday and afternoon. futurecast showing this morning line diminishing. here comes midday and afternoon rain showers with temperatures in the 40s. it will all be liquid this afternoon. we'll continue with damp conditions, cloudy skies, light showers at times. all of us will likely see some form of rain showers or mist this afternoon. we're talking maybe a tenth of an inch on the high end. it won't be a big rain maker. but it will be a cloudy, damp and drizzly day today. then as we head into the evening, clouds start to break up and we'll dry out for the overnight forecast. precipitation. we are already above freezing officially. we'll keep climbing into the afternoon. we're at 33 right now, south wind at 6. visibility impr

tomorrow night and today guard malcolm brogdon was named the acc's player of robertson award which goes to the top player in the county. brogdon is one of three acc players on that list of finalists, the most from any conference. the fifth-year guard has emerged as possibly the acc's player of the year down the stretch this season. brogdon has scored 20-plus points in 10 of the cavalier's 16 conference games this season, and 15 games overall for the wahoos. that includes 28 points in last monday's loss at miami followed by 26 in saturday's win at home against north carolina. yesterday the men's and women's basketball teams from lynchburg college won odac tournament titles at the salem civic center. today, both teams found out their destinations for a run of march madness which begins later this weekend in the ncaa division three tournament. the lynchburg women are headed to maryville, tennessee where they'll hook up with birmingham- southern to open the four team regional on friday. the hornets men are on their way to ohio wesleyan, just north of columbus, where they'll open up with scranton on friday. both teams are