so much slush, indeed.ill be clearing today but as the skies clear, the temperatures will begin to fall. our high temperature for today has already been realized. it will be colder at sundown than sunup this morning. a major refreeze comes in tonight and tomorrow, milder air is on the horizon. we probably have at least three mornings with refreeze problems to deal with. that is not the case this morning. we're all above freezing. temperatures in upper 30s to near 40 degrees. light rain showers, fredericksburg, north neck, lower parts of the southern county. keep that in mind. time frame to worry about, 4:00 and 8:00 tonight. that's some temperatures drop below freezing. by this time tomorrow, teens and 20s. be ready for a big icy problem tomorrow. >> chuck, thank you. >>> a whole lot of you have to head back to work today if you work for the federal government. offices are open for the first time this week. >> residents on a three-hour delay arrival this morning. you have the option for unscheduled leave or

a bit slick in the afternoon and evening when you are coming home from work depending on how much slush wants to stay on the roads so be careful driving home later today. if anyone sees snow accumulation it should remain fairly low with maybe a couple isolated areas north of i-80 seeing around an inch or so. highs will stay just above freezing today in the mid 30s, and this evening lows should fall to around 33 here in the metro, so i'm not worried about icy roads. thursday still looks warm enough across most of iowa to see mainly rain showers, a few of which could come in the morning, but primarily falling through the afternoon. friday is going to be more of a wintry mix to light snow day lasting into saturday morning. temperatures are going to be falling dramatically saturday from the morning into sunday where the coldest air of the year is expected to slam home. we are going to stay very cold throughout the remainder of next two snow chances. sabrina: let's get into the top five this morning.... sabrina: surrounded by the families and victims from mass shootings, president obama anno

that's enough to freeze over whatever slush is out there. the mountains financially get above freezing tomorrow. 41 the high and with the fundamental sunshine that should do wonders to clear out the roads. rain on monday and then we warm things up. patrick: how about that? 60 degrees? you can't beat that. >> honesty, shocked, from the wall to wall coverage and we spent time outside covering this and you guys have done a -- great job and to see that 60 degree and sunny icon there at the end of the weekend, it's nice. >> flipping that pattern around calmer and warmer. patrick: thank you for watching wyff 4 at 11:00. the news continues at 5:00 a.m. there is still 0 ice out there,

now it is turning into ice and almost slush. my concern is that the temperature continues to drop skating rink out here. if you do not have to leave your house or if you do have to leave later on today, you will want to think of another plan because it will only get worse. we continue to see -- i see one now -- a plow going across the i-26 overpass and another treatment truck following it in the distance. they are continuing to treat i-26 in spartanburg county. as far as the city roads, the pretreatment looks to have worked that they put down yesterday, but i can feel it picking up sleet. it is making a mess. lots of slush and cars going faster than they should. we have seen people spending out , trying to get traction, so it is a mess this morning. allyson: thank you. behind us, a live look in anderson. that is on clemson boulevard. geoff: we have only seen it rain in clemson since aly myles was on at 4:00. let's get an update. aly: good morning. i have to say i am feeling a little killed the.i am hearing what my fellow reporte

black ice and slippery slush out there. be careful, take it slow. for the most part through the morning commute was mainly sunny. temperatures should slip back to seeing low to mid teens in the suburbs north and west. a cold start for some. but at least not a lot of wind. it's not that stinging cold early on. gets decent for the afternoon. more melting with sun and clouds. high in the upper 30s. partly to mostly cloudy tonight. not as cold. a light southerly breeze to the freezing mark. 20s in the suburbs. the next hour, we'll take a look at the back to workweek forecast in complete detail if there's any new storms on the horizon. >> i'm not answering that now. >> little tease. ziemt that's how it works. >> i can tell you what's going on with the commute. we'll talk about the buses and the subways. we have the cold weather plan in effect on two of them. both trains running local in both directions. the f train is running local between 36th street and forest hills, 71st avenue. the subways really for the most part are great over the weekend. they got

some ice, mostly just slush.lots of puddles, wear the waterproof boots, tomorrow will be one nasty morning rush hour. we'll talk more about when the refreeze comes back. that will be a huge deal as well. >>> and across our region, things are getting back to normal. in the district schools will be reopening tomorrow and the snow emergency, it will be lifted at 6:30 tomorrow evening in virginia, transportation officials there say their goal is one lane of passablera

slush and slick puddles now have black ice. that's got at least one driver hoping for a return to a different season in hampton roads c0011 19:04 "i hope it stops since we have, we've been having a nice winter this actually been through." 19:10 across hamtpon roads tonight, crews will tend to overpasses and bridges pre-treating them with a salt mixture. at least one city, suffolk says they will not pre-treat still wet roads.. in portmsouth mg 10 on your side with the chance of black ice overnight -- v-dot is keeping a close eye on road conditions... trucks are on standby as the temperatures are expected to drop below freezing tonight. black ice creates when wet road conditions freeze with cold temperatures. paula miller says v-dot is prepared for any slick spots on the roads overnight - trucks were plowing along the eastern shore this afternoon. statewide v-dot has tons of salt and sand to treat roads - and more than a million gallons of calcium chloride. snow hit parts of north carolina, as well. this is video near durham in t

fund, in myhe slush opinion, every state has a slush fund. what is the big deal? the money goes to the banks. in my opinion, it should not go to the banks. guest: it comes from the banks, but anyway. ok, it comes from the bank then. being appropriate for different things, that is fine if they use it for what they are supposed to use it for instead of buying and selling more guns or whatever they're doing with the money. it should be divided individually to each state and let the state decide what to do with it. if the state keeps control of it in the state treasury, that is fine. the money is drawing interest there. but the federal government, i do not know if that is such a wise idea. who knows what they will do with it. the problem with diverting it to the states is this is the money the federal department acquired. a congressman could put it into block grants and set it to states if they chose. write your congressman and tell them to do that i guess. host: los angeles, california, democrats line. good morning. i complained about the situation with the banks ove

this is turning it into slush. and there's a lot of slush on the roads. so if you do have to get o`t, you're going to want to take it slow and be careful. we heard people having a hard time getting traction as they drive here on the west side of spartanburg. we have seen the plows out and about, so they are doing the best they can to keep the roads clear, but there's nonstop rain and sleet, so it's definitely not helping things here on the west side of spartanburg. back to you guys. geoff: all right, mike, thank you. allyson: aly myles is in anderson county, joining us live. aly? aly: good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. hopefully you're get to come stay inside. but as you can see, we're here in downtown clemson, a much different scene than what corey and mike have been showing enthuse morning. it has been a consistent 36 degrees since we got out here, about 4:00 this morning. that's according to the car thermometer. as you can see, traffic free throw free throwing freely right now. roads very, very wet. here this morning, but that was pretty easy

a bit slick in the afternoon and evening when you are coming home from work depending on how much slush wants to stay on the roads so be careful driving home later today. if anyone sees snow accumulation it should remain fairly low with maybe a couple isolated areas north of i-80 seeing around an inch or so. highs will stay just above freezing today in the mid 30s, and this evening lows should fall to around 33 here in the metro, so i'm not worried about icy roads. thursday still looks warm enough across most of iowa to see mainly rain showers, a few of which could come in the morning, but primarily falling through the afternoon. friday is going to be more of a wintry mix to light snow day lasting into saturday morning. temperatures are going to be falling dramatically saturday from the morning into sunday where the coldest air of the year is expected to slam home. we are going to stay very cold throughout the remainder of next week with only one or two snow chances. elias: also coming up on local five news midday.... did north korea set off a nuclear bomb? hear what that means for us h

chris: there is slush on many roads and that is likely to refreeze. we have a winter weather advisory until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow not for what will fall from the sky but what has fallen that will refreeze. for the north carolina mountains there's a winter storm warning still that is until tomorrow 7:00 a.m. and the mountains it is still snowing. we have snow from madison county to heywood and swain county. another inch in those areas as it continues until midnight. currently it is 32 degrees in greenville and with 12 to 15 hours below freezing that will refreeze the slush. 22 in asheville. into the overnight it will be miles an hour in hendersonville making it feel like 12. it feels like seven in asheville. as we go forward we will continue to see this icy kind of cold mess stick around a little bit longer. you can see low temperatures expected to be 19 asheville. 26 greenville bringing the wind chill in the asheville and henderson i will have to below zero. we will have more and how much your town saw in a few minutes. patrick: thank you, chris. thousan

plan on it taking longer to get to your destinations this morning with the snow/slush covered roads, as we face snow the time it exits later this evening. winds will also pick up from the north and northwest today/tonight which will create very cold conditions with wind chills beginning to approach in place on saturday as temperatures drop during the day into the lower teens and single digits with sub-zero wind chills. it'll be our temperatures that drop below zero (windchills: -20s) saturday night/sunday morning and fall shy of 10 degrees above zero sunday afternoon. we'll get some limited relief early next week as temperatures return to the teens and gradually make it back into the 20s by the middle of it with some halfway decent sunshine. see graphics. >> at the consumer electronics show this and center-- and recent announcement s speak to huge consumer demand-- and media the v-r game... cnbc's julia boorstin has the details. << virtual reality is headed for a breakout year-- with sony's morpheus and facebook's oculus both launching and htc just announced its second generation vir

there is a lot of slush out there today. we had more melting, so big concern tonight as we go overnight. the ice that will start developing north and west around sunset and really for the rest of the area shortly lly after. you see all of the snow cover here. what you can't see but what you probably have seen driving around today is all of the slush on the roadways. a lot of melting today will be refreezing tonight. that's going to be the big thing overnight and early tomorrow morning. locally, though, we are dry. we don't really have anything heading this way except for showers tomorrow possibly. but most of that would be rain showers. look at our temperatures though. we're around 40 degrees for most of the area now in the mid-30s through the lehigh valley and allentown so this is the reason along with the sunshine today why we've seen so much melting taking place. now, not really the big snow piles but especially what you see on the side of the road, the slush you've been driving over, melting off buildings, creating wet s

it brings people had a layer of slush which created some icey conditions not so easily swept away. luke donovant / landscaper c0013 22:05 "gotta go get the blower and go blow that old slush off because in the morning somebody will fall." 22:10 across the peninsula,from slick walks way to hazardous driving , the weather c0011 19:10 i hate snow." 19:11 isnt something everyone, especially drivers seemed c0011 18:37 "we saw a lot of cars breaking down people switching lanes responded to at least 11 accident on interstates across the 7 cities. while the snow lets up, driver hoping for a return to a different season in hampton roads c0011 19:04 "i hope it stops since we have, we've been having a nice winter this actually the nicest winter ive been through." 19:10 across hamtpon roads tonight, crews will tend to overpasses and bridges pre-treating them with a salt mixture. at least one city, suffolk says they will not pre-treat still wet roads.. in portmsouth mg 10 on your side with the chance of black ice overnight -- v-dot is keeping a close eye on road the temperatures are expected to

little slush remains in the median. it's a similar scene on i-540 near ray of course and wake county traffic moving just fine. smooth sailing on i-85 at u.s. 15 near falls lake. >> no rush hour today or traffic hardly at all. now we are going to talk about the power outages still a major issue four days after the winter storm hit our region. mine men are being dispatched duke energy says most customers have power now but hopes the power will be back on tonight. that's not so for some who depend on electricity for survival. sloan is live to explain. >> not having electricity we all know can be a major inconvenience. that's why you get so excited when you see trucks like this rolling into your neighborhood without power. there are people you need electricity to live and usually duke energy puts those folks on a priority list but not with the storm like we just had. >> it's warmer out here than it is in the house. >> there's no reason for diana and gary stout to go inside their franklin county home. they are better off sta

it goes from snow to slush to ice. watch out for slippery slush and ice out there. it will be mostly sunny to start the day. we start out in the mid 20s. down between 10 and 15 degrees. we anticipate sunshine and -- that temperature and the sunshine will mean further melting. there's going to be a lot of slush gathering at the crosswalks so be prepared. do your stretches. you'll be jumping and leaping to get over it. mostly cloudy skies, again, patches of black ice, especially in the suburbs. let's find out from lauren scala what the early issues are for the commute. >> let's start with the subways. we have a couple of service changes right now. d trains running local between west 4 rt street and 145th street. f trains running local between 36th street and forest hills avenue. subways should be fine. if you're getting on the major commuter lines, we heard from lori bordonaro about the lirr. several branches are expected to be in service. cancellations, overcrowding, they're working to get the other ones up. right now we have service changes expected on the harlem li

this is just slush. if you are not careful, you could slip on it. if you look out in the roads, this is virginia beach boulevard, and you can see that roads look great. i checked with public works it little while ago, and they have crews on the ground rolling around. those plow trucks are not doing anything right now as far as sand and salt because there's no reason to just yet. you see the roads are wet. they tell me they usually go, and they see an area that is a problem spot, they will start hitting it with sand and salt. they have 3000 tons to use, but they have not had to use a lot of it. they have not gotten calls from anyone in the area saying they had slick spots, but a lot of times, police officers or rescue crews will ask them to come out and check out the area. fear is coming tomorrow night on their part. >> i guess if we have to say what it is exactly, we're thinking is going to be cold, wintry mix for part of the day. it's going to warm up a little bit. were going to have a lot of rain and wind until late tomorrow afternoon, early eveni

people trying to make it through the sludge and the slush. take a look at in this, it's been a challenge throughout the city. live look -- >> watch this guy to the left. how's he going to do it? >> good job. >> oh, nice. [applause] >> next up. >> oh, wait, he's got a kid. >> what's he going to do? >> what a dad. >> oh, no. >> i want to do it myself -- >> it's hard to jump with a child. >> oh -- >> you have to have a strategy. there was a strategy. >> they're going in. >> oh! [laughter] >> sometimes you just gotta get your feet wet. to give him? >> i say the kid is going to get a 9, because he doesn't care. plop. >> here's what it looks like. all night people have been dealing with it. let's go back live. rosanna, you give the boy a 9, i give the old man a 5. >> why? he didn't get his feet wet. the kid was like, i don't care, in fact, i like my feet wet. >> i don't think that's what the kid was thinking. >> ooh! those do not look like snow boots, by the way. >> well, be careful -- >> this is on the phone. >> here is a close-up look, rosanna, o

it was going snow, rain, i thought it was going to turn to slush. i'm worried it is going to be ice by the end of it. matt: she might not be wrong. there is a strong breeze. it feels colder than it is. i did speak with that gentleman trying to clean off his car with his hand. my photographer and i helped him out and he got on his way. for the most part, it is turned over to rain. we will be monitoring this and have more for you in one hour. tom: snow and wind can knock out electricity. nicole: crews are ready for whatever happens. let's take a look at the outage right now. you can see that area is under inclement weather alert. a viewer sent us this video of a power line on fire in virginia beach. not far from the town center. it was smoking by the time we got there. almost 1000 customers lost power. it should be restored by now. tom: you have been sending in pictures and video at wavy.com. here are some of them. nicole: keep sending them. we continuously add photos so be sure to check back often. tom: this is what it looks like from behind the wind

we get the melting during the day of all that snow and it turns to slush. then it freezes overnight and you can see that's a problem for your morning. watching out for icy spots in many suburbs in morning. it gets milder as well. back to 43 for a high temperature. lots of sunshine. bring your shades for that morning commute. coming up, a look at your emily west has a look at that commute. little slippery, emily. >> little slippery, black ice in spots. a closure on long island sunrise highway shut down eastbound between exit 51 over to nichols road. couple things in new jersey. a jack-knifed tractor-trailer at kennedy boulevard and then a crash on 78 eastbound. the local lanes elizabeth avenue, that's in your right lane. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> emily, thank you very much. >>> breaking news in new jersey this morning. there's reports that jersey city police shot a suspect earlier today. "today in new york's" tracie strahan is there with new information. >> reporter: we're hearing this was the result of a traffic stop. a police officer spotting

it does appear the rain is starting to turn into a freezing slush right now. any drop in the temperature and we will see a situation develop here in the upstate in the wyff news 4 viewing area. right now we have a little bit of rain and slush on cherry dale in greenville. we are also getting reports of people in pickens county. they are starting to see roads start to turn white with a nice buildup of slush. depending on where you live in temperature does, it could turn into a very different situation. we will drive around to give you different points of view. back to you. geoff: thank you, tim. whatever it is, it is nasty. allyson: it is so different all of the areas. geoff: in asheville with corey, there was a good bit of snow. chris: it will be a little bit deceiving later on today because right now we are getting snow and sleet in some areas and those areas will change over to freezing rain. it looks like rain. but when you go outside, it is a solid sheet of ice that freezes on c ctact. we have heavy snowfall all across western north carolina down to the fo

@when it falls on our wet roads, @it's going to turn to slush. @we'll have big slush problems. @if you have travel plans today. @i know there's a lot of kids @that are going back to school @today. @you may actually wait until @this band of snow goes by and @we'll see how things go. @of course every five seconds @this updates. @maybe the next picture that @comes in will show us @something. @we're just starting to see some @of the snowflakes flying at @port clinton. @the roads are going to be wet. @we'll skip on. @this is i-90. @this is strongsville. @are. @if kids are going to the mall @here, make sure they know that, @yes, while you're in the mall @it may be fun, but when you go @home, it could be very tricky. @as we go into the afternoon, @once we make this transition @over to snow, that snow is @going to be very tricky to @drive on. @a lot of slush. @heavy snow, reduced @visibilities, and we have @conditions to pile on top of. @that as the temperatures are @dropping, now with bridges and @overpasses, they could also @start to ice up. @we definitely have big concerns @today. @

main roads for us had slush and seemed slick. back roads and side roads certianly have potential to be icy. in williamsburg tourists and students turned out to enjoy one of the few winter scenes they've had. the ice skating rink picked up business from one end of the peninsula to the other, one man's uneasy driving day was a another's winter wonderland. "19:02 "i wasnt expecting it at all i hope it stops weather. c0021 16:36:32 "cause i love snow! its my snowing. it brings people together." 16:36:39 coming up in a half hour ill have an update from v-dot on the number of accidnts the weather caused across the region, and what roads will look like tonight as temperatures drop. in hampton matt gregory 10 on your side. we continue our team coverage from williamsburg. our photojournalist lance thomas got this video this afternoon of the snow. you can see it blanketing the ground. people in western north carolina had to deal with the snow as, well. this is video from person county near durham. the snow stuck to grass and cars, but it w

look t ahow deep that slush and stuff goes. of course the concern is tonight. that is going to turn into ice. now, somewhere some video that we took earlier of work crews down here in downtown durham working to spread sand and salt on the sidewalks to again plow the streets down hereby in downtown to make sure everything is clear. we also have video of the one restaurant that we found open in downtown durham. and we found one brave man from louisiana who made his way all the way into downtown durham from his hotel. and let's take a listen to what he described on his drive here in downtown. >> and i actually swerved on the interstate because the tires lost traction r. >> and you are taking a live look here in downtown durham. we have seen the snowplows come through here every few every maybe half an hour and is clear. they have been able to keep this one lane open tonight. again, the concern as these temperatures continue to drop overnight, this slush we see on the roadway will turn into ice. of course, there is simply no your volkswagen on ice. again, emergency

eventually, we'll be able to get all the slush and ice off the roads.k to you, guys. >>> coming up on 5:25. developing right now, seven people are facing charges from that anti-government protest in oregon. it ended in a shoot-out on a highway overnight. the organizers, ammon and ryan bundy were taken into custody. another man was killed. the sheriff's department is holding a news conference this morning to go over exactly what happened when the men were arrested. >>> seattle police are looking for men they believe began shooting at a homes camp. two people are dead. the police chief does not think this was random. >> we don't think there will be charged because they were homes, was specifically because who they were. >> seattle's mayor is dealing with a major homeless problem but he says now is not the time to point fingers during a tragedy. >>> a virginia resident has tested positive for the zika virus. experts say this virus causes severe birth defects. zika is a travel-born virus affecti affecting south america and caribbean. >>> the metro board one

>> yeah, we have the slush on the roads right now and we will freeze as the temperatures continue to fall throughout the 20 and that is the end of the snow and we are done, for downtown, and east, and the flurries this afternoon and you can see the snow covered roads and we will have a lot more, including the road conditions and the snow reports at 11:30. >> we will see you then, thanks for joining us. real-time closed captioning you've upgraded all your old technology... so what about this? it's time to get into the new with ford come and get it if you really want it... new is ecoboost technology. new is a foot-activated liftgate. new is tougher, stronger and lighter. new is ford. america's best-selling brand. now get into a new focus, fusion, or escape with 0% financing for 60 months plus $2,000 dollars

roads but the sun did not manage to melt any of this ice and slush year. you can hear our tires going right over it. many viewers have been updating us on what their neighborhoods look like. many people experiencing conditions like this. crews were outworking trying to clear the main roads. a welcome sight for those who haven't tried to die out drive on the ice in their neighborhood. >> we haven't ventured out other than this. a nice sledding hill over there. we've been enjoying it. angelica: people are making the most of it since they haven't really left home for the past couple of days. wake county schools announced that they would be close tomorrow. neighborhood is looking they said that is welcome news. we will keep rolling through the area and looking for other spots to update your. heather: it could be tricky to get out of many of those neighborhoods. the driver of this buick is shaken but alive after sliding off highway 16 751 near joran. accrue on the scene says the driver was not seriously hurt. >> the true wheels on this tractor-trailer was spinn

piles of snow created slush- covered sidewalks and corners as it melted, causing walkers and runners to slosh through and jump over icy puddles. frigid overnight temperatures will lead to refreezing almost every night this week, making all that water and slush turn into ice. with the iowa caucus less than a for the white house is heating up between both parties. the democratic candidates faced-off in a debate monday night. bernie sanders and hillary clinton were each forced to watch each other's t-v advertisements and react. both candidates were quick to defend their ads in a race that has been deemed as too close to call. president obama is banning the use of solitary confinement to punish juveniles in federal prisons. he says isolating prisoners can lead to long term problems. he says solitary confinement will only be used as a last resort when a prisoner becomes a danger to themselves or others. 10 thousand prisoners will be affected by the new policy. the search continues today for three escaped inmates in california that tops your headlines around the nation and the world in you

we're going to very soon see a lot of areas with the slush freeze back over to ice. especially overnight tonight. so now we're seeing it forming north and west. by 11:00 p.m. we'll see icy spots around. if you leave before 8:00 tomorrow morning, be very careful, keep in mind we do expect a lot of icy spots on a lot of roadways and sidewalks. coming up we'll talk about the seven-day forecast, see how many nights we can expect the ice and also our next chance for showers. >> all right, sheena. devastation at the jersey shore. check out the view from a drone over west wildwood in cape may county. you can see the sea wall crumbled. caused by the -- that caused the bay to flood. and sky force 10 you can see another concern, beach erosion in ocean city. there is one lone object on the beach, check out the buoy that ended up right in the middle. jersey shore reporter ted greenberg rode up and down the coast to check out how the blizzard of 2016 damaged the jersey shore. we know there was so much damage there. >> reporter: there really is, jackie. from the beach to the bay,

now with the lights you can see a little bit more slush and snow on the roads but again, moving along pretty well. mason county took the brunt of the storm all day lock. larry davis was there and has more. >> reporter: maysville is a virtual ghost town. everything went moment early. the bosses sent them home.

>> reporter: well, here on catherine street you can see it's passable, it's really a lot of slush out here on the road. but it's not because the plow truck has come through, it's because cars have been driving down the street pushing down that snow to the blacktop. we know that philadelphia streets department is working overtime. they are in full force, they have all of their krees out on the road plus subcontractors. the primaries look great. it's the side streets like this block you can see the cars are socked in. for some folks in similar predicaments today meant grabbing the shovel and getting to work. taking matters into their own hands these neighbors in point breeze decided to use elbow grease to take care of the snow. likely bypass their block because of a stalled car stuck over the weekend. >> friday night the snow was coming down and i happened to come down the street because it looked like i could make it down but i didn't. i got stuck halfway. so this morning acame around and started shoveling. these nice people they came out. >> it's a block and a community thing. >> some

``we are seeing some slush here. ``we have seen salt trucks coming ``by to clean them up a little ``bit. ``earlier this morning was worse ``than what i am seeing now. ``the sun coming up gives us a ``better view. ``pretty slow pace compared to ``what i think they would normally ``do. ``they are also leaving plenty of ``space there. ``every so often, we see an odot ``trucks come by or some truck ``come by and scrape the soft. ``the goal is to obviously keep it ``clear. ``traffic lightening up a little ``bit as people get to work or ``wherever they are going today, ``getting those roads clear, ``having more space to the roads ``cleared will lead to more ``success. ``the goal for drivers come if you ``are heading where you need to ``go, leave space, take it slow, ``not planning on your brakes or ``the gas, anything to rash, ``because that will cause some ``problems for you. ``wherever you need to go, the ``side streets are still a little ``bit covered here. ``if you have a second, i will ``show you central street here,

broke apart midmorning into the afternoon and the sunshine going to work and melting the snow and slush and that sky will overall stay fairly clear into the overnight hours. 33 at 7:00 tonight, we dip below freezing once again between 7:00 and 8:00 and below freezing upper 20s for 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 and anything that is slushy will harden up with the low temperature and later tonight near 20 and it turns a tad cooler and a rapid warm-up along the way, we show you the up and down numbers in the full accuweather forecast. >> keep your devices open to 6abc.com/weather, as the snow melts and warmer weather returns. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar has you covered along with updated forecasts from the "action news" weather team. >>> a former philadelphia election official is accused of stealing from a nonprofit clinic where she served as president on the board of directors. an indictment charging her with conspiracy, fraud and theft. court documents say she bought the building that housed the clinic and repeatedly jacked up the rent charging them $75,000 a month. she falsified docume

anything that was slush or a puddle yesterday is likely ice this morning. temperatures will climb above freezing by mid- morning with highs in the mid 40s this afternoon. expect plenty of sunshine today with light winds. temperatures will fall into the mid 30s by tuesday morning with highs and now is a good time to download the newschannel three app. you can watch live vipir radar and check the forecast -- as well as get any weather alerts. to download it -- go to w-t-k-r- dot-com-slash- apps - it s free! hampton police need you to take action against crime. they )re looking for the people involved in two separate the first shooting happened late last night on smiley road. officers say they found a 25-year- old man shot several times. he was rushed to the hospital and may not survive. so far -- no one has been arrested. the second shooting happened late saturday night on darnaby avenue. police say they found 42-year-old leroy garner inside of a car -- shot. he died there at the scene. police have only released a very vague description of the person they re

the slush is coming, folks. marcus solis, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> that gray slush. >> yeah. we all know that. >> it looks like asphalt until you get the dreaded wet foot. >>> let's head east to long island and nassau community -- nassau county community of hicksville. kristin thorne. >> you guys 30 inches of snow. >> almost 30 inches. i think so far that is some of the most i heard that we have been reporting. i don't know, maybe amy can tell us the highest totals where they have been. look at this snow bank. this is incredible. we want to warn people. you guys may talk about this later. we had three or four deaths in the local area yesterday from people shoveling. so please be careful. if you know that you're not in good health this is not the type of snow you want to deal with, 29.6 inches. call a neighbor. have someone help you if you get out there today. what is interesting about this storm, it is typically 29.6 inches in hicksville is pretty storm, because it is like the middle of the island. usually we see these snowfalls in the north and south shore. it seems the stor

couple of plows, graders drove by a couple of minutes down for us because back there, that snow and slush was going like 15, 20 feet in the air. so the roads here are decent in downtown roxboro and traffic is moving along. there are people out but traffic is going slowly. we didn't have too much of an issue getting up here from durham, u.s. 501. mostly white as we cross the person county line and durham county is slow going but the roads there have been treated. no serious crashes to report in person county. that is according to the emergency management office here. again, it looks rather nice here. some snowflakes falling mixed with sleet and we are just trying to enjoy it, enjoy the scene. we are close to a hotel lobby so the coffee is hot and ready. we don't want to gird ourselves too much. >> what more could you ask for? >> he is always in the moment. he is just enjoying every little step of the way. >>> most of of the flights at raleigh-durham international are canceled today. >> several airlines took canceling hundreds of flights prior to the big storm. wral's sloan heffernan is the

as you can see on the street there is inches of snow and slush covering the roads. dot officials said today if you're dealing with something like this, sit tight, they haven't forgotten about you. >> we're working 12-hourr shifts. we're going around the clock and we continue to be working. >> ashlea: this weather event isn't over yet. >> just be patient. we're working to get through all the roads throughout the county. to do that as expeditiously as possible. >> ashlea: the dot breaks buncombe county in to nine sections. in any given time right now, there are about 35 trucks crawling all over each one. but it's a slow go to clear a it usually takes two passes by a plow and then a salt truck. in fairview, crews still have a ways to go. >> it's treacherous. i mean, there's snow and slush andering andering and everything. >> royal pines drive, which i live on is actually still pretty bad. >> ashlea: dustin ducker's road was an ice slick this afternoon. he said this morning a neighbor got their car stuck on the street. just a couple blocks away, a plow did hit justin lo

the other thing, after sunset, we lose radiation from the sun and we'll see slush or loose snow turn into a sheet of ice. it's dangerous to be out even in the morning. it may take to midmorning to melt that. last wave is in alabama and it form of snow. it has freezing rain in pushing to the east with time. here's a look at upstate from greenwood county. it's windy. suad eo at 23 miles per hour. and that makes it feel like it's in the teens out there. actual temperatures are 26. we've got 1.1 inches of snow, do you think it's a record? >> yes? >> it's not, we got 10 .6 today in asheville, do you think that was a record, it was! >> little trivia. >> we thought we'd get more that not that. >> we had an inch of snow early this morning and we'll add to it. overall totals are going to be higher and we had less freezing rain. >> and the main time it's supposed to taper off? >> and now, let's continue our team coverage by showing you what's happening now. checking in with our reporters in the field. >>reporter: looking in western north carolina and that's columbus in polk county. we're in th

we saw cars going through the slush -- only a few with issues. crews have been working in 12-hour shifts with 6 plow this snow has been challenging for them -- because of how long the storm has lasted. they got more salt and sand in yesterday. we talked to some people who ventured out today. c0066 - roy thomas - williamsburg 1539 love it. it's great. enjoying it, but nice day to just stay home and relax with the family. 1547 c0064 - matthew pirkle - williamsburg 1341 i've seen a lot of cars in ditches, guardrails. i've pulled out about 10 cars so far, just kind of riding in between portsmouth and here. 1348 he told me he does it because he likes it -- but again he's pulled out 10 cars -- so roads are still rough. the city says it plows seemed to have more snow on them when we in williamsburg, erin kelly, 10 on your side. a winter weather advisory will remain in effect for bertie co, camden co, chowan co, currituck co, gates co, hertford co, northampton co, pasquotank co, and perquimans co, nc...isle of wight co, james city co, southamp

who say this mix of slush and snow at the intersection of old mountain road and nelms lane is known for leaving drivers stranded. city leaders say some streets needed multiple passes because the snow was so packed down from cars coming and going during the snow storm. tammy perdue - 09:08:30 at the bottom of the hill, there have been people just stopped in the center of the road because they couldn't make it up the hill. bump to: don goode - 9:20:10 it's just something about that hill. every time it snows it's rough. i got stuck there two years in a row, back to back and had to walk home. as temperatures continue to rise this afternoon .. city crews will get another chance to clear the snow and ice. ### new at noon .. as roads continue to be cleared, transportation in roanoke is getting back to normal. valley metro returned to its normal routes after operating only on snow route for several days. meanwhile, danville's mass transit buses continue to operate only on snow routes.### the dig-out continues for while the weather has caused multiple deaths, it has also forced federal governmen

aside from the extra precipitation, now the sun has set and with each passing minute the slush turns to ice. we've been telling you to stay in, that's the best advice. >> scattered snow is on the way and the snow is ending early home if you can and faster road improvements happen sunday and that' better chance to get the roads on the course to drying up. busy radar, in tennessee and back to georgia. the first wave brought us sleet and freezing rain and a third wave is moving into georgia and that moves on through late tonight into early tomorrow morning. here's the closer look. over towards these county in northern sections and pickens, there's know moving to the east and the pink indicate freezing rain and sleet and we're seeing that in laurens and into abbyville and here's that look at temperatures. and we're at 30 degrees in greenwood. below freezing all of the way across the area. and so the snow and ice that's anywhere and it's going to hand up through the overnight. the windchill temperature is 14 in spartanburg, it's brutal, the winds are sustained out of the north/northeast a

slushy stuff, that still could causes you to slide a bit. this hill coming up here still has a lot of slush on it. that's not because they haven't tried to clear things out there. i've been impressed by how many snow plows have been paying attention to this specific parking lot. the problem becomes when you turn off of harrison, which is fairly clear at this point. you're turning into that slushy stuff. people get halfway up of the hill, the tires start to spin and that's when they have trouble. >> i talked to myra stacey, she said she didn't have too much of a problem. >> getting some stuff for my mother she's 92. we picked her up some doughnuts and fresh milk and, you know, essentials essentials. trying to stay warm and go home and watch movies. >> reporter: yeah, i think that's a great idea. another great idea, sled riding. kids maybe it is time to get out there. one of the first snow days of the season, hopefully they are enjoying it. john, back to you. >> john: i'll let you get back you, perry. >> the snowy conditions are trending today. several local 12 viewers spent in pictures. look

there is a layer of snow and slush on the road ways. the historic blizzard that has blanketed the east coast is churning northeast and the storm has turned deadly, while also leaving thousands of travelers stranded. jennifer johnson has our story from washington. jennifer: the first blizzard of 2016 is making its way nort after burying major east coast cities in as much as three feet of snow. the storm shut down air, rail, and highway travel. in pennsylvania and kentucky, thousands of drivers were >> what are you doing to pass the time? >> sleeping, eating and playing games on my phone. jennifer washington and new york : city were buried, enjoe for pandas, and children who sled down the u.s. capital lawn, and these snowboarders who couldn't get to a mountain. the blizzard slammed over 70 million people. hundreds of thousands lost power, and now there's wide-spread flooding in new jersey and other mid-atlantic states. >> we have shelters in every county of the state set up, they are ready to take keep them warm and get them said. jennife

plan on it taking longer to get to your destinations this morning with the snow/slush vered roads, as we face snow totals in the 2-4 inchchrange by the time it exits later this evening. winds will also pick up from the north and northwest today/tonight which will create very cold conditions with wind chills beginning to approach zero. much of the same will be in place on saturday as temperatures drop during the day into the lower teens and single digits with sub-zero wind chills. it'll be our temperatures that drop b bow zero (wiwichills: -20s) saturday night/sunday morning and fall shy of 10 degrees above zero sunday afternoon. we'll get some limited relief early next week as temperatures return to the teens and gradually make it back into the 20s by the middle of it with some halfway decent sunshine. see graphics. >> joining us in studio now i i trooper farley, how was drive to ktiv just now? -- have there been many accidents? -- this is that very wet, slick snow that's great for making a snowmgn, but not go great for driving in. what president barack obama has vetoed legislation to

but there are still plentyplenty of slush out there. we had a few school decide to delay, including durham tomorrow morning. but we're watching the high pressure leaving us to be replaced by a cold front, rain and an area of low pressure. you know how we tracked an area of low pressure last week as we tried to figure out what the snow forecast will be, we're doing the same this time. but it is no question it is rain in our forecast. but we pick up the weather map tonight and you see the showers and the cold front back to the west this is not a potent system. you can see the cold front is moving through and we have clouds and a little bit of pesky rain. nothing severe and nothing flooding. and it is barely showing up as we head into the afternoon. and we try to dry out in the clear out tomorrow night and the cold front will bring the temperatures down and we're not going to make it out of 40s in most spots. and the area of low pressure, in the last 48 hours, the trend has been nor thing to get further and further offshore and that means

due to the extreme cold any slush on the roadways or sidewalks will have completely frozen over causing slick conditions. highs will struggle to get out of the single digits today. winds will continue to blow strong out of the nw at 15-25 mph gusts 30 + causing bitter cold wind chills. it will feel more like -10 to -20 at times. make sure to dress in layers and take breaks to go indoors to warm up! with this extreme cold it only takes about 30 minutes to get frostbite. into the overnight ours temperatures will begin to warm as clouds move back in. monday brings slightly warmer temperatures with highs topping out in the low 20s, winds will also begin to die down. if you bought a record- setting powerball jackpot ticket, listen up! the winning numbers are out. 16--19--32--34--57 and the powerball is number 13. officials say no one has claimed the prize yet. the jackpot jumped to nearly 950 million dollars-the highest ever in u-s history. if no winners come forward, a drawing will be held again on wednesday. by then, lottery officials expect the jackpot to be 1-point-3 billion dollars. thi

some ice, mostly just slush. lots of puddles, wear the waterproof boots, tomorrow will be one nasty morning rush hour. we'll talk more about when the refreeze comes back. that will be a huge deal as well. >>> and across our region, things are getting back to normal. in the district schools will be reopening tomorrow and the snow emergency, it will be lifted at 6:30 tomorrow evening in virginia, transportation officials there say their goal is one lane of passable traffic in all northern virginia subdivisions. by 6:00 tomorrow morning. in maryland, montgomery county consecutive ike leggett, says all neighborhood streets in his county should be getting at least one pass by 7:00 a.m. but first, a woman is in the hospital in maryland after she was rescued from her car where she was trapped for three days. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has her story for us tonight. tracee? >> they're saying that this woman needed to be treated and they're happy that they had the national guard to help. >> a lot of

a lot of slush out there and a lot of it on those roadways. a little bit of flooding on those roads, give yourself a lot of extra time. i really think tomorrow's rush is going to be a problem. take a look outside. not much in the way of rain. we have had a few showers as we move through the evening hours. look at the snow towards the mountains of west virginia. it would be just showers if they move in here at all. what i am expecting is that colder air to move in tomorrow. currently, 45 degrees in d.c. very warm. the melting continues. but here's the cold air that will filter in during the night tonight and into the day tomorrow. so a stuff ride in the morning. >> we've got some breaking news in oregon where federal agents move in to end a standoff with an armed militia and the shooting started. five are in custody, including the militia leader. state police shut down more than 50 miles of highway. shots were fired, but at this point, we don't know who died. it's been 24 days since bundy took over a federal wildlife refuge. >> chris, thanks. b

slush on the roadways or sidewalks will have completely frozen over causing slick conditions. highs will struggle to get out of the single digits today. winds will continue to blow strong out of the nw at 15-25 mph gusts 30 + causing bitter cold wind chills. it will feel more like -10 to -20 at times. make sure to dress in layers and take breaks to go indoors to warm up! with this extreme cold it only takes about 30 minutes to get frostbite. into the overnight ours temperatures will begin to warm as clouds move back in. monday brings slightly warmer temperatures with highs topping out in the low 20s, winds will also begin to >>> and we want to welcome you back to a big day of news that we're tracking here on "gma" and happening right now, the billion dollar jackpot, yes, we said no winners in last night's powerball drawing, so wednesday night's jackpot, which is the next jackpot, is expected to sky rocket to $1.3 billion. i believe the cash payout is a little over 800 mill. >> get ready for the frenzy. >>> also happening right now, hollywood meets the drug underworld. actor se