strong winds develop across sierra ridges this afternoon, with south- southwest gusts increasing to 80-100 mph by midnight. wind prone locations along the sierra foothills, including along highway 580, will see an increase in winds this evening, with gusts 40-50 mph developing by midnight. for wrn nv valleys, the stronger winds will develop friday during daylight hours with gusts 30-50 mph likely. earlier simulations showed somewhat of a break in sierra precipitation friday night between the two shortwaves, but the latest dont two people who police say were involved in a near the intersection of patton drive and wedekind road have been arrested... reno police say the two suspects are darius jones and christina rooney. jones is charged with possession of a stolen firearm, possession of firearm with missing serial number, ex-felon in possession of a firearm, possession of stolen property, trafficking and possession of a controlled substance. rooney is charged with trafficking, possession of a controlled substance... possession with intent to sell and child endangerment teh incident happe

winds coming in from the south southwest everywhere so we're pumping in some warmer air. the reason why it's cooler to the south, this is where they had that swath and some areas more than 20-inches of snow just to the south of cincinnati. lexington picked up more than a foot, jackson, a little more than a foot as well. so that snow cover is keeping temperatures down a little bit. but if you look towards the south and west, dallas, texas, 40s are going to be streaming our way ahead of our next storm system. that means rain is on the way. typically when we see the warmer weather we get enough moisture in here to produce some rainfall. here's the clouds, this area in white. that's in the forecast tonight, partly cloudy skies into monday, and late monday afternoon we see the clouds thicken up to completely overcast by sunset. rain soon to follow. by 8:00 we'll start seeing showers move into southeastern indiana. theirs the cold front moving through on tuesday morning. the rain tuesday morning changes over to flurries by the afternoon hours and they could continue all the way

about that coming up right now the table to the airport conditions thirty six degrees windsor south southwest eight mph. we were thirty four the last half hours so we're actually up a couple degrees now and temperatures will continue to go up and reach highs today pretty close to fifty degrees or so. as with the evening the rain moves in i would say for thirty five o'clock we sit down across north carolina pushed him towards the metro and certainly this evening as i mentioned tomorrow it's pretty good partly cloudy still mild but cooler on sunday with a maybe maybe a little bit of mixed precipitation will talk about that in the next empty right now in check and ten with ashley's traffic update all right craig has been a really nice traffic morning since we started the show at four thirty we are staying that way for this traffic report and keeping an eye on the roads for you right now to take a look at traffic in hampton sixty four eastbound this shot is just past mallory street this traffic making its way to the bridge in a bentley off to the title headed to norfolk you can see no big issue o

wind out of the south, southwest. continuing out of the south, southwest. tonight, 66. overnight, 49 degrees with sprinkles coming in. a good chance for rain tomorrow. ending by thursday. plan for the weekend accordingly. a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the lower to middle 60s. >> thank you so much. and thank you for joining us for news19 at noon. have a wonderful day. you again this afternoon at >> victoria: there. that's better. [ chuckles ] >> billy: i'm sorry. it must be the meds. >> victoria: they reduced your painkillers s sterday. >> billy: did i say meds? i meant beds. come on. get up in here. it's cold and lonely in here. >> victoria: i think we'll have plenty of time for that when we get home. >> billy: which should've been yesterday. let's go. >> victoria: dr. shelby's not gonna let that happen. >> billy: dr. shelby doesn't know what he's talking about. come on. let's get out of here. >> victoria: this is our second chance, okay?

south southwest winds at nine in the pressure is falling highs today they're going to reach about sixty is an agent will be partly sunny the wind staying from the southwest five to fifteen mph tonight slow down around forty three that is going to be chances for showers late mainly off to the north and west tomorrow. scattered showers or isolated to scattered showers will be like the ethical system that morning in or could be a little bit more tomorrow later today tomorrow night very bleak cloudy breezy and cooler and then as we get into thursday still a chance for a couple of isolated showers now we're not seeing much there with our future cast but there is a slight chance it with low temperatures thursday morning near thirty two there might even be a white snowflake again we're not looking for much there but will watch it temperatures to rebound nicely for a beautiful weekend mid fifties and mostly sunny. let's see how the midtown tunnel ash even watch a lot but so far so good the effects it had a really nice this morning especially when things start early fan out around naval station

south- southwest wind gusts across lake tahoe will continue to increase this morning and a lake wind advisory remains in effect today for wave heights 2-5 feet. gusty winds will also impact travel today along the highway 395/i- 580 corridor, especially for higher profile vehicles. precipitation will continue to spread south across the sierra this morning and should light snow should reach the crest along mono county by late morning and then increase in intensity this afternoon. spillover precipitation into the tahoe basin should also be light, perhaps a around lake tahoe through the morning hours, but then increase in intensity this afternoon. snow levels are 6,500-7,500 feet currently and are expected to rise slightly today, with chain controls and travel delays likely over sierra passes. a new clothing boutique just opened in midtown ... bringing a modern bohemian twist to the biggest little city. as kolo 8 new now's intensity this afternoon. snow levels are 6,500-7,500 feet currently and are expected to rise slightly today, with chain controls and travel delays likely over a new c

strong winds develop across sierra ridges this afternoon, with south- southwest gusts increasing to 80-100 mph by midnight. wind prone locations along the sierra foothills, including along highway 580, will see an increase in winds this evening, with gusts 40-50 mph developing by midnight. for wrn nv valleys, the stronger winds will develop friday during daylight hours with gusts 30-50 mph likely. earlier simulations showed somewhat of a break in sierra precipitation friday night between but the latest dont much of a break. air southerly flow should maintain strong shadowing for the east slopes of the sierra and across wrn nv through at least friday. the second shortwave will eventually lead to spillover precipitation into western nv by late friday night or early saturday morning, but amounts may initially be quite light. today. the next system will impact the region friday and saturday with a period of moderate to heavy snow in the sierra and a mix of rain and snow for the lower valleys. early next week, drier weather returns with model simulations have been fairly consistent timing t

the wind has been pretty light out of the south, southwest. today will not be as windy as it was yesterday. 31 degrees, 9:00 a.m.. peeks of sunshine by noon, 38. mid 40's for the high. alyx: there it is, folks. just two more days until the first in the nation iowa caucuses. candidates are making their last few days. the controversy over hillary clinton's private email server is once again dogging her campaign. on friday, the obama administration confirmed, at least 22 of the messages recently released by the state department, contain top secret information. as marlie hall reports the news the campaign trail just two days before the caucuses. marlie: just days before the iowa caucuses, republican presidential candidates saved their sharpest jabs for democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. this, after revelations, the private home-server she used while serving as secretary of state contained close to two dozen "top secret" emails. mr. cruz: material is classified top secret because revealing it in public could pose a grave threat to the national

south southwest wind 7 to 13 mph. sunday mostly cloudy, with a high near 33. south monday rain likely, possibly mixed with snow between noon and 3pm, then snow likely, possibly mixed with freezing drizzle after 3pm. cloudy, with a high near 34. >>> coming up. if you got a call asking for a political campaign contribution, look out. your money may not be going where you think. >> and later, new changes to fix the diversity problem. we'll break down the new system. also we continue to monitor the first major blizzard of the year. we'll have updates from the affected areas ahead. morning saturday." congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> coming up, why that smart phone in your pocket is forcing change

we have wind out of the south, southwest. at about 8 miles per hour. the controlling weather is an area of high pressure over georgia. all of this is slowly moving its way into the atlantic seaboard. but, from behind it, a lot of warm tropical air and a lot of moisture will be filtering and as we go throughout the next day or two. highs today -- looking at about 55 in newberry and winnsboro. sumter, 57. a little warmer in orangeburg at 59. a lot of clear skies in columbia. a high of 61. wind continuing out of the south, southwest at about five up to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight, cold. looking at 36 degrees. we will have a little bit of cloud coverage as all the lows tonight will be from the lower to middle 30s. about 37 degrees for a low in sumter. and out in saluda, a low of 33 degrees. computer models show that we will have clear skies throughout the day. cloud coverage may pass through. by tomorrow morning, we will have at least -- we will start with mostly clear skies. increasing cloud coverage throughout the day and into the overnight. by

a warm front moved and this is going to reel in a south and southwest wind. with that, we'll see into the middle 30s today and upper 30s tomorrow under mostly sunny skies. a cold front approaches on friday and this may generate some flurries. it'll fully sink through by saturday and temperatures will diminish further. today your high is 36. it'll be mostly sunny overnight low is 19 with a few clouds. tomorrow's high is 39 with mostly sunny skies. it'll be another winner! here's the 7 day forecast. front moved through overnight and this is going to reel in a south and southwest wind. with that, we'll see temperatures rise into the middle 30s today and upper 30s tomorrow under mostly sunny skies. a cold front approaches on friday and this may generate some flurries. it'll fully sink through by saturday and temperatures will diminish further. today your high is 36. it'll be mostly sunny and spectacular. the overnight low is 19 with a few clouds. tomorrow's high is 39 with mostly sunny skies. it'll be another winner! here's the 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott:

south-southwest. we will pick up winds out of the south-southwest -- during the day tomorrow. 47 in cincinnati, 64 in orlando. this storm system is headed to the great lakes. it will not affect us. the cold front is back here. 64 in dallas. not bad. the front tomorrow morning will push through with showers tomorrow afternoon in the mountains, slight chance late in upstate. we could see some of the rain mix with snow late tomorrow night into wednesday morning. it ends by the afternoon. low 35 in the upstate, 30 in the mountains. tomorrow in the upstate, variable loading us, maybe a couple showers late in the day. i 54, starting off at 41 and asheville-hendersonville, cloudy skies, patchy rain, starting off at 37 degrees, warming into the mid-60's by lunchtime. the for-day plus, rain and snow showers for the mountains tomorrow night. rain and snow mixed wednesday morning early. we will dry out in the afternoon. the weekend, nice and warm. that will feel great. back to you carol and michael. beals like s

we have winds out of the south, southwest as a result. so that allowing for warm air to make its way in. hour by hour we take you through the forecast. i want to caution that the models for today put in fewer clouds than we will see. it's a mix of sunshine and this suggests it will be a pretty clear day. none a beautiful end to your weekend. tomorrow will be a mostly cloudy day with a chance of showers. it's a cold front seeping on through. now we widen the picture to show you the big event of the week will be that incredible warmth on wednesday but wednesday will also be accompanied by wet weather too. windsy and wet. very warm for wednesday. today we are looking at a mix of sunshine and clouds. a high of 49. winds out of the southwest at 5- 10 miles per hour. now over night more clouds building on in. 42 in the city. but 30s north and west with that continued push of warmer air. tomorrow mostly cloudy with afternoon showers. 53 degrees our high. tomorrow a little bit warm then watch what happens. 47 degrees but looking lovely. wednesday

the air there with the chilly temperatures now are watching this storm system down to the south and the southwest the rain will approach him come through tonight. until then will welcome another relatively mild day temperatures upper fifties to near sixty across the south side peninsula temperatures upper fifties mid to upper fifties for the middle peninsula and the northern neck over the eastern shore to mid fifties as well from alpha nasa wants cape charles and fifty seven and along the outer banks upper fifties sixty occur it at fifty eight elizabeth city and again temperatures upper fifties for those inland areas taking a look at the next seven days tomorrow we remain relatively mild temperatures around fifty seven turns cooler sunday and i will mention running with about thirty percent chance for a few stray showers or maybe a little bit of light mix precipitation the better chances for that mix into the north and west will keep an eye to things over the weekend so stay tuned for updates monday much quarter marking the upper thirties let's check in now with ashleigh i'm still watching a few

evening. dry overnight. early tomorrow morning. possibilities for flurries and especially south, and southwest not an issue for the morning commute tomorrow. even at noon, the coverage of snow will be limited and focus south of cincinnati. once we get to the afternoon, especially in the second half of the afternoon, snow is intensified much the intensity of snow is coming up. gradually, snow will come to an end especially late friday night and by early saturday, we have flurries. so at this point, we're expecting 2-4 inches of snow from vivie to florence. 4:00 to 6:00. augusta, ripley, peebles. 6 or more inches of new snow. mazeville, up, especially to the east of west union. notice, oxford, connorsville, brookville, an inch or less. this is the snowfall forecast now. the next major chunk of model 10:00 or 11:00. the focus will change some in the coming hours. be prepared for tomorrow and saturday. heavier snowfalls between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. more snow to the southeast. you will be able to get to workers school no sweat tomorrow. early. coming back may be more tricky. 20 as the forecast

those are now offshore in moving away visibility is excellent as we start the day the winter south southwest at seven mph in the skies right now mostly to partly cloudy across the region but those clouds going to thin out temperatures are chilly or in lieu of upper twenties air but for the most part temps in the low to mid thirties closer to the coast as we take it today temperatures getting up into the lower to mid fifties so will be warmer with more sunshine coming up later today i'll be back with a full weekend and we're going to talk about this there will be good chances for rain late in the day tomorrow and tomorrow night and into early saturday in many other coastal system passing by on sunday we'll up here's ashley. all right craig right now we're checking traffic at the high rise bridge first because i do have an alert for you at the bridge related this morning the high rise bridge is scheduled to open at ten o'clock but as we take a look at how things are shaping up here crossing the bridge right now no major issues in a quick live look just to prove that eastbound and westbound flo

front moved through overnight and th is going to reel in a south and southwest wind. with that, we'll see temperatures rise into the middle 30s today and upper 30s tomorrow under mostly sunny skies. a cold front approaches on friday and this may generate some flurries. it'll fully sink through by saturday and temperatures will diminish further. today your high is 36. it'll be mostly sunny and spectacular. the overnight low is 19 with a few clouds. tomorrow's high is 39 with mostly sunny skies. it'll be another winner! here's the 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: adlib jessica rae: " coming up in our six o'clock hour... i'll bring you the absolute latest on the capture of mexican drug lord video of the day he was captured. jessica rae: " and... i'll bring you the details about the tense situation in iran... as 10 american sailors were captured by revolutionary guards in the persian gulf. these stories and more...

right now in reno we're sitting at 40 degrees with cloudy skies a tnd winds out of the south- southwest at 18 miles per hourment as i mentioned, we have a lot of warnings. so first things first is the winter storm warning for the western part of the sierra with six to 12 inches of snow possible there. and then we have a winter weather advisory further east. that will remain in effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorr and we could see one to four inches of snow possible below 5,000 feet. of course we also have that wind advisory in effect overnight tonight. but expiring at 4:00 a.m. with gusts upwards of 65 miles per hour. we'll have a closer look at your seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. joe? >> thank you, madison a lot of weather to talk about. the reno city council has given the green light the a housing project. this approval comes despite fierce opposition and worries over whether there is enough water to go around. news 4's terri hendry joins us and we tend to see this a lot, where the residents voice opposition and the projects still seem to get approved. >> reporter: you're ab

north you see that with our future cast out ahead of the system ones are coming up from the south the southwest again it is a little dusty in these temperatures are being driven up with the south wins but to note the wind shift to the west northwest behind the front and it gets a lot colder for tomorrow sort em to see the early to mid afternoon close to fifty three degrees and mention and then as we go to the late afternoon by three four o'clock we start to trend down. maybe just a few clouds off to the north the most of us will enjoy a lot of sunshine through the afternoon as we head towards the evening i think the evening commutes going to be just fine for most of the metro look go off to the west of richmond a few sprinkles showing up and then by six or seven o'clock a few stray showers be possible to the north and west cc seven o'clock they're pushing past williamsburg towards newport news little bit maybe clipping across the northern neck or the middle peninsula over towards eastern shore by seven thirty temperatures do fall back down through the forties but you're still well above normal.

it's quiet especially at reno, cloudy and 34 degrees and light winds out of the south southwest at 6 miles per hour. we are usually in the mid-40s, but we're getting closer to the average compared to the extremely cold and freezing temperatures that we saw last week in the 20s and low 30s. in the mid-30s for the most part. truckee updated to 32 and carson city, the same as well, 32. and salt light and radar, we're watching the low pressure system push through northern california and southern nevada. heavy snow paul met sierra by 4:00 a.m. and scattered snow showers really lasting throughout the day on tuesday. we have a second system that makes its way in on wednesday. but, really, we're focusing on tuesday's storm, the bulk of this system. per reno and sparks, down to 30 degrees with cloudy skies and a chance of scattered showers late tonight and then tomorrow, snow showers and 1 to 4" of snow possible and since the daytime high is looks to be 40 degrees, it could be a mix of snow and rain. for eastern nevada, light snow 30s and west, slightly warmer temperatures for fallon and haw

to look forward to and the temperatures will be warming into the upper degrees and the windsor south southwest and nine mph the south and southwest winds will drive our temperatures up. it is cool and when but instead of seeing temperatures in the teens at around petersburg and richmond this morning upper twenty s to low thirties we do have mid forties in virginia beach upper thirties rocker attacking elizabeth city chess peak right now thirty nine forty three in williamsburg as we take a look at the satellite radar images are some clearing right now cross erie but there are more clouds out to the west and eventually you're going to see increasing clouds in the showers out there they're going to move in later on tonight we could see a few showers breaking across the area. there's a front out there it is going cool things down a little bit for tomorrow but in the meantime let's enjoy a warm up some areas it may reach sixty degrees. i think it'll be very warm all across regions you can see through the afternoon fifty eight norfolk sixteen chesapeake sixty one in virginia beach clouds starting to

winds south, southwest at 12, and a windchill of 18 degrees. temperatures have been rising on the south winds, and they will be up close to 30 at 8:00. clouds around, maybe a stray flurry earl on. and clouds move out. we get some sun through the late morning and early afternoon hours and late day. we start to see the clouds move back in. we top at 40, we have a chance for a few hit or miss showers and the picture as we get into the evening hours. clouds coming in this morning. we are picking up flurries on this doesn't appear to be the air fairly dry. nonetheless you may find a stray flurry out there getting some returns on precision doppler 12hd. radar, a lot of cloud cover, very little in the way of precipitation this morning. as we move through the noon hour, we start to see some sun peeking through those clouds. the clouds thicken again late day, and we will track some showers working in by this evening. upper 30s north of cincinnati, 39 hamilton, up to 33 falmouth, and 40 downtown cincinnati. here comes some showers, you can see a few showe

south. southwest. actually helps to bring temperatures up. and out at the airport. it's blowing at 17 miles per hour. get used to the wind. it will be sticking around through the nig and tomorrow. u can see the temperatures really are up. nserg erwerethi ti. watid. . stl 4pn tie for the rest of tonight. mostly clear skies. tomorrow, a few clouds in the morning. a little more cloud cover late in the day. for denver and the front range. you notice what's happening in the mountains. here comes the snow showers. system. nice shot of snow. through the day tomorrow. >> down into alamosa. we'll have toes. over most of the eastern plains. some of the favored low spots will head into -lt teens. and tomorrow. mainly looking at 20s. and 30s. gunnison you won't warm up again. the commuters the kpaoured it's just stuck down in there. and so it looks like you'll warm up. you won't. >> . 33. at nine a.m. with a few clouds around. more cloud cover. a breeze. as we take it to 45. with a little light snow. on friday. i think i was telling you earlier. it might be early in the day. no

southwest south and will hit the low 50's this afternoon, and a lot of sunshine. an increasing area of cloudiness from the gulf coast is an area of rain, and futurecast shows it is moving in our direction. increasing cloudiness early tomorrow morning, but as the system gets organized it is going to be rain in the area tomorrow night, especially the further south and east you are. getting out early on saturday morning, and back to sunshine, mild temperatures for the short-term. it will be cold again and i will tell you when that will happen. autria: investigators trying to figure out what caused a huge condo fire yesterday in a delphi. more than one hundred people were displaced, and as suzanne kennedy reports, it might be a wild before they are able to go home. : residents are out of their homes in definitely and restoration crews are on the scene. tenants were hoping to get back into their units today to salvage belongings, but that will not happen until firefighters determine it is safe. it started on the fourth floor the 9200 block of new hampshire avenue. fire

winds are south, southwest today and that is a factor in the get a south so southwest wind that carries moisture that you can't see in the atmosphere and sits it right over central florida. when we get a storm system arrive that helps increase the chance of strong storm, so we are going to be talking about that coming up tonight. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. this is right where we should be this time of year. right on target for a saturday in january, but things will quickly be changing for us tonight. here comes our second storm front. it's all the way out in texas, but it's going to be racing along the gulf coast, gets into the gulf of mexico right now and into florida probably around 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 a.m. lots of sunshine. i'll detail all the chances for severe weather coming up. then. >>> 9:03. a teenager is in the hospital after an orlando police officer shot him during a traffic stop two other people involved still on the run right now. it started on north lane, ended very close by on stonybrook lane when the car crashed into a house. mary wynne live on the scene with the late

a through overnight and this is going to reel in a south and southwest wind. with that, we'll see temperatures rise e into the middle 30s today anupper 30s tomorrow under mostly sunny skies. a cold front approaches on generate some flries. it'll fully sink through by saturday and temperatures will diminish further. today your high is 36. it'll be mostly sunny and spectacular. the tomorrow's high is 39 with mostly sunny skies. matt: we're headed for some decently warm temperatures today and tomorrow. a warm front moved through overnight and this is going to reel in a south and southwest wind. with that, we'll see temperatures rise into the middle 30s today and upper 30s tomorrow under mostly sunny skies. a coldront approaches on friday and this may

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south- southwest wind gusts across lake tahoe will continue to increase this morning and a lake wind advisory remains in effect today for wave heights 2-5 feet. gusty winds will also impact travel today along the highway 395/i- 580 corridor, especially for higher profile vehicles. precipitation will continue to spread south across the sierra this morning and should light snow should reach the crest along mono county by late morning and then increase in intensity this afternoon. spillover precipitation into the tahoe basin should also be light, perhaps a around lake tahoe through the morning hours, but then increase in intensity this afternoon. snow levels are 6,500-7,500 feet currently and are expected to rise slightly today, with chain controls and travel delays likely over sierra passes. late today a cold front and attendant shortwave push into northern ca. this will eventually create better spillover conditions leading to moderate snow rates with snow levels expected to fall from 6,000-7,000 feet this evening down to 4500-5000 feet by saturday morning. winter weather advisories ar

strong winds develop across sierra ridges this afternoon, with south- southwest gusts by midnight. wind prone locations along the sierra foothills, including along highway 580, will see an increase in winds this evening, with gusts 40-50 mph developing by midnight. for wrn nv valleys, the stronger winds will develop friday during daylight hours with gusts 30-50 mph likely. earlier simulations showed somewhat of a break in sierra precipitation friday night between the two shortwaves, but the latest dont show much of a break. air mass stability and southerly flow should maintain strong shadowing for the east slopes of the sierra and across wrn nv through at least friday. the second shortwave will eventually lead to spillover precipitation into western nv by late friday night or early saturday morning, but amounts may initially if you're looking to invest in anything-- if you're looking to invest in anything-- experts are saying it should be in gold -- since the precious metal continues to rise in value. the commodity has gone up 40-dollars an ounce in the new year and is now hovering

had the chance for a few showers again that front pushing through winds increasing from the south and southwest through the afternoon and then shifting to the west layton today the chances for showers moves out maybe even a couple of flurries up from the northern neck of the middle peninsula is possible we could see that on the heels of that light rain that we see during the early evening so watch for that to the north scott is going to clear out overnight that's the bottom line we're not looking for anything significant as far as precipitation goes to the clouds clear out and it turns really cold tomorrow with temperatures topping out tomorrow in the mid to upper thirties quite a contrast from today. right now we're starting off low to mid thirty year because we did twenty jefferson and in areas wakefield word is twenty six twenty five of the west point twenty nine in a husky obviously you want to bundle up and the temperatures are down from this time yesterday visibility is excellent thirty two d or four wins a light from the south southwest at three mph. those winds will increase today we co

snow again this is going to continue through 12 or 1:00 this afternoon lesser amounts further south southwest of cleveland. c anditi to those are partly sunny with temperatures in the middle and upper teens there's the snow that disappears by afternoon there's that's for look at the snows h in the middle of the country that's going to start to psych your kentucky and west virginia.nd will we see snow probably not much accumulation. forecast still highlights this is the jet stream which once again shows that these systems will be developing in the deep south and heading to the deep south and eventually heading into new england. will we see any sort of snow more than likely by the end of the winter between now and the middle of march w it's going to happen just a matter of time but at this point just seems like we will be on the french without number one and number two up on the eight-day forecast.nd we have a little bursts person here in cleveland. patty harkin is out and about down in ground fox all day long. right at the split. where is going to be a slow go we do weather and traffic every e

we got gloomy skies and a few showers across the area. look, 47 degrees winds are out of the south/southwest. winds keeping us warm tonight. they will make us cold as they shift direction around 6:00 in the morning. still a chance of the shower at 6:00. then 39 an seven by light in the degrees. few shower ascross the area right cold front still to the west the cincinnati. that comes through late tonight primarily dry during the daytime hours. here is a look at live precision doppler 12 hd. some rain to the east. nothing strong here everything moving off to the northeast at about 30 miles per hour. few showers down near grant and owen county as well. again there is another line of showers to the west the cincinnati will come through late tonight. i think we have a lot of cloud cover tomorrow and notice this particular model even wants to paint a few flurries tomorrow evening. falling temperatures from 39 to 33. dunk the day on wednesday i think we will see a bit of we will call is partly cloudy 47 at home. louisville is 51. lexington 47. your 12 hour forecast starting early tomorrow morning,

as it moves east in to the atlantic ocean, our winds will turn back t t south-southwest. that is going to warm up a large area in the united states. great lakes, new england down to the southeast. eventually there will be a cold front. this is going to push farther east very slowly. a piece of energy with it going up in the great lakes kind of missing us. kind of scraping by. the main event isn't coming until tuesday. overnight tonight, mostly clear skies. the winds begin to weaken. watch them turn southerly. in most cases they'll pick up their pace in the afternoon. nothing as gusty as we saw today. high clouds will be on the increase late day sunday before the rain starts to get in here. down in to the middle and upper 20s. mostly middle 20s. freezing in the upstate. look at this rebound tomorrow. 60s almost area wide. you'll be cooler than that in the higher elevations. temperatures will stay in the 60s right on through the weekend. our rain chances will double for monday and to tuesday. stay pretty high wednesday. we'll turn colder. highs 40 thursday and friday. our t

the south southwest winds 20 miles per hour. and a blustery 66 . here are your winds around the valley. seven tine miles per hour these are updating live as we speak on our weather bug net work. temperatures still in the 70s or the highs in the 70s today. 76 . actual temperatures, well there are stilw 70s around southeast las vegas and henderson. and elsewhere, upper 60s dominating. lower 60s on the was west side. 66 at the lake immediate marine nah. 67 in boulder city. and 69 officially at the top of the hour l tlirt three and -- and you attention, 13 in ely. tomorrow will drop down to 56 for an afternoon high. you will defendly notice the difference. so there's your moisture off the pacific and the cold air. i showed you that at the to happen of the show. much needed moisture here in the golden bare state. were us, we can get it tomorrow early evening. we could be seeing flakes flying around, nothing major, but definitely poi ten shiley. sunshine and very chilly morning lows. we've got to clouds coming in tonight. overnight lows, not too bad with

like this tomorrow. but we are all still dry, starting to gather into some clouds from the south and southwest. we have been clouding up over the last three thours. we will continue to have the system off to our west advance east ward that's what's going to bring us the chance for rain on friday. as well has some moisture from the south and southwest. if you live west of cincinnati that's where we are going to see closer to 9:00 in the morning. you probably want to pack the umbrella or the rain jacket. 42 by 9:00 tomorrow. track that rain for you hour by hour. >> rob: tonight it was round six for republican candidates for president but the first debate of 2016 was a little different only 7 made the cut. >> reporter: front runner donald trump brought his biter argumentment to center stage in the dae bait. trump claimed ted cruz svent qualifieded to run because he was born to an american citizen on cana dip an soil >> i will tell you i'm not >> trump made no apologies for his tone. >> i'm angry because our country is a mess. >> reporter: >> i made paperwork error >> reporter: the university oppo

and thursday though you have a front coming through right now skies are partly cloudy with wind south southwest at eight mph down a thirty six we were and forty for a while so we get a little bit temperatures will get back up into the forties pretty quickly. forty one just before the lives of the city and how about virginia beach right now reporting forty eight is currently forty three in williamsburg thirties for many of the inland locations we will see the clouds increasing the west it's going to bring and maybe a spotty shower or two leftover on thursday again temperatures will rebound as we get into the weekend they go partly to mostly sunny for a while it is passing clouds and partly cloudy this afternoon and into the evening i had more detail and a look at our future cast coming up in just a bit actually are it sounds good craig now we're about thirty minutes from the kickoff of the morning rush hour and a beloved been issued report out in hampton will give you a live look at her thirteen years now track the camera. this just popped a couple minutes ago. it is a breakdown sixty four was f

southwest. that gives us a windchill out there. above freezing in the south and east. if the far northern bushes be on the look out for slick spots. there could be frozen slush or patchy black ice. take your time, temperatures well above freezing by 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. the wired view on satellite and radar, showers and clouds to the north, frontal system slicing across the heartland of the nation. that will pull through on monday, that will provide a couple of showers for us during the course of the day. it is wednesday anticipates storm system that will pack punch with heavier rains and higher temperatures. normal high for this time of the year is 351. saint loose i -- saint louis, te normal high is 44 and it is 54. this is mild pacific air that will flood the lower 48. the arctic takes a break this week. colder conditions drive south across the packed northwest. a good 75, 80% of the country enjoys mild temperatures for this time of the year. future tracker 6 showing a combination of sun and clouds today, high, thin clouds, sun shines right through that. partly clo

south, southwest winds at 9 miles per hour. this is key in our forecast. moving forward we will crank in air out of the southwest. that will help to warm things up around here. for today temps jump up by ten degrees. tomorrow it will still be mild but we have a few showers in the forecast. especially in the afternoon. and then wednesday will be the warmest day of the next seven. we are talking about pushing 60 on wednesday. we're not there right now. 34 in toms river. your temperature trend looks like this. yesterday 39 degrees. today 49. keep in mind 39 is where it should be. tuesday a little cooler at 47. and then on wednesday we are pushing 60. so today's high of 49 is the normal high for march 14th. we're fast forwarding to almost springtime weather. not quite. you know. later march is when spring officially begins. but on the vortex satellite and radar picture, very nice to look at. plenty of clouds out there. big area of high pressure dominating that forecast. that is why we have that push out of the southwest. hence the nice and toasty air that will

otherwise it will be great south, southwest wind. wind chills are not a problem this morning. a southwest wind will warm things up later today. we are waking up to clouds across the state, already clearing lines across eastern nebraska, we will be noticing sunshine. reciprocation is to the north with no showers in north dakota and minnesota and they will stay there for now. things will be changing today and tomorrow not so nice. a cold front will move through northern iowa like in :00 p.m. that will drag down the light snow into the northern part of the state. we will probably have flurries with gusty wind and toward the weekend, that whole northwest flow continues bringing more arctic air and another chance of snow by saturday evening into early sunday. get ready for temperatures to head back to the deep freeze tammy things out with futurecast today, i sent quiet. after midnight, snow works and across northwest iowa and will roll through central iowa and the other hereby noon tomorrow. we expect snow but it will clear up. here comes the reinforcing shot of cold air bringing mo

want to show you where the winds are coming from bringing the mild air from the south-southwest. are looking for milder air to stay with us. that will help to bump temperatures over the next four days. sun and clouds are our call today. really pretty nice. if you're headed outdoors, enjoy. you will want to bundle up this morning, late today a light jacket as we top out in the 50s. winds out of the southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. here we go. i'll back out of the way. you can see the seven-day forecast. groundhog day on tuesday. we should be dry on toouz. have the umbrellas monday. look at the temperature readings, 58 for monday. 52 tuesday. yes, a real potential of at least getting close to our record of 62 degrees if not breaking it with the possibility of some heavy rain on wednesday and possibility of an embedded thunderstorm as well. we'll have to see. we cool off towards the end of the week. >>> 7:49 on this sunday. a few minutes before the start of the "today" show at 8:00. we check in with erica hill and craig melvin. they join us live from new york. erica, i think i saw

camera. no snow yet but some just to the west. 28 right now. the dew point at 17. winds out of the south/southwest keep that temperature around 28 or 29 degreeings tonight and tomorrow morning. you will start in the upper 20s tomorrow morning and we will see periods of snow. i think they will be snow showers some what random in nature, putting heavier snow down here. lighter snow down here bull but falling temperatures through the day. by light tomorrow afternoon, that temperatures will have ly precision doppler 12 hd indicating some very light snow. everything you see on the radar screen moving to the east at about 30 miles per hour. cincinnati another, 30, 40 minutes and we will start to see a few snowflakes but it is still dry here, so the first band of snow will not be the heaviest band. but back the west there areself bands of snow starting to emerge. some of the decent snow will come late tonight and easterly tomorrow morning. here is midnight tonight. there is that band of snow i showed you across cincinnati or just to the east another band morning, that's bad timing for morning rush hour.

the first turnpike saiding south southwest 152nd street. track of hardly moving at all. speeds right now at 13 miles per hour. as we zoom on out it looks like we're starting to see those delays start probably right auto bird road all the way down,nd it look like it's going to last for about five miles. so hat this point you're going to want to avoid the turnpike in if you're heading south so take your alternate which would be set of 117th avenue. and on the turnpike heading north we have a accident northwest 106th street. a left s sulder block with speeds at 14 miles per hour. zooming out it looks likehose delays are going to last for what looks like to be about four miles, so be aware of that if you are heading in that direction. janine, victor. >> victor: now at the a bomb scare at a navy arrive center in palm beach county. officials s a person in possession of two suspicious babapacks was arrested. a the sar son team were called out to investigate the bags. the navy arrive center and businesses around it -- reserve center was evacuatat. that area has been cleared. vet

you see the bands coming from the south-southwest. they'll start to thicken and lower overnight tonight. the chances of rain are minimal tonight. better tomorrow but nothing significant until we get in to saturday. 50% chance of scattered showers. it's not going to be all day but we're going to gett some share of scattered showers no doubt. on saturday we drop the percentages down to 30%. we'll see a snow flake or two here in asheville. 55 degeges at this hour. so step out the door. pretty milil evening. east-southeast wind at 7. the wind chill at 53 degrees. we did have that cool wedge of air. but it wasn't enough to push down to the upstate. the temperatures really got warm today down towards south carolina. upper 50s and 60s in those areas. whereas greensboro, raleigh, it was only 40s for high temperatures. that is going to erode slowly. we're back in to mild that warm air nudged off did to the north. it's going to be a southerly system that's swings out the mid mississippi valley. our best chances for rain will be later in the day

with a south-southwest wind at 8. 20s to the 50s this afternoon. here it is in short term. rain chances very high at 7:00 p.m. all the way through midnight. dropping to 40% by morning. we go even lower than that to 10% by lunch time tomorrow. tomorrow's weather will not be in place. 40% chance of shower earlier tomorrow. look at the rest of the weekend. nothing friday and saturday. those two days, we will see a dramatic shift from chilly to much milder for the weekend. great timing there. there goes the front slowly out to sea. tomorrow we'll dry up. a weak system hugging the coast. we will move far enough out to see that we won't see anything of consequence from it. we get a little chillier. a system on friday. that will bring a little more chill. the showers moving east ward. there's midnight tonight. already drying out in our western communities. in the morning, just not a lot of moisture around. so the freezing rain will be mostly freezing drizzle i think. don't expect any icing really in the city. we'll see clearing skies tomorrow late day. and in to thursday, it's all

winds from the south, southwest of 6 miles an hour. we will see increasing clouds tonight with a low of 38 and tomorrow we will be seeing rain moves through the area with a high temperature of 330 and we dry out on saturday. in fact it will be dry. this weekend, but it's going to be turning colder next week. i will tell you about that in just a moment. >>> last night's winning tickets with a $1.6 million jackpot were sold in california, florida, tennessee. so far the winners have not come forward and while there was not a jackpot winner here, a record number of winning tickets were sold in the state. five players one $100,000 and another 11 players one $50,000 employee right here at wltx. keith in our sales department said he did not even check his ticket until he got to work this morning and as you can imagine. he is pretty happy.>> all you hear is you are not going to win and you don't play your mortgage on the lottery or play your car payment on the lottery, but i figured a couple of dollars on foolish things anyway. so if i do that

we'll get that warm air from the south-southwest.that's going to set us up for an interesting ride temperature-wise for our seven-day forecast. these high temperatures are well above our normal 40 degrees for an average high. look at the next couple of days here. kind of crazy. 58 for monday. groundhog day on tuesday, 52. should stay dry on tuesday. we do get rain coming in midweek it could be heavy at times, maybe even an embedded thunderstorm. look at that high temperature, temperatures bumping over 60 to the low to mid 60s for high temperature s on wednesday. remember, we should be at about 40 for our high temperature this time of year, even the overnight lows are astounding, in the 40s. we will get closer to wednesday but the potential is there for warmth. we'll talk about that in a bit in terms of what our record highs are. yeah, we could be sort of dancing with those numbers and cooling off towards the end of the week. >> i'm looking forward to those numbers. >>> a louisiana woman has found a unique way to help the homeless sta

the wind out of the south-southwest at 8 trying to warm us up there.nd we're not that warm, 34 lancaster, the snow cover is, it's only 37 in allentown and read, 39 in pottstown and trenton. but farther to the south closer to the shore, and with the snow melted, it's not as cold in atlantic city at the airport at 44 degrees. and yes, the snow has melted in at least part of the area. as we go through the hourly temperatures in philadelphia, kind of levels off. levels off below the freezing mark. so, freezing is freezing, and you may see some icy spots in the morning. this is the snow cover that's left. you can see southern delaware and extreme south jersey has seen it all melt. but as we head up the delaware river there's still some significant snow in northern delaware, the blue is six inches or more. and the purple is 10 inches or more. you don't see that in the philadelphia area anymore so that's quite a change even from yesterday. but all of the lehigh valley basically still has more than 10 inches but the areas of more than 16 inches had disappeared

rain and scattered thunderstorms develop. best chance foreseeing any strong storms will be south and southwest of cincinnati and much cooler air comes as we get to thursday and friday. on local 12 news live at 12 thirt. we'll break down the weekend forecast in more detail. >> thanks, scott. >>> what's the point of a mozzarella stick with no mcdonald's mishap, comingg upp >> 2015 turned out to be a great year for local attraction. they recorded 1.4 million visits much and it includes the single busiest month ever in december when nearly 224 thousand guests visited. special exhibition, science of sport and the art of the brick helped fuel the increase. >>> the nfl says reported concussions rose 58 percent this year to the highest number in any of the past four years. according to data released today, there are 182 reported concussions from 2015, regular season games, reversing the last year, league leaders, reflection of players, changing the way they play football. they are trying to figure out why concussion numbers rose this season? >> we're nine days away from ' denver broncos and the caroli

degrees with a south-southwest wind at 10. mild weather again early tomorrow and then watch this front come through. here's the dividing line to produce know. warm enough wind to produce rain. a little bit of a wintery mix. by far this is not a major event. but there could be some light icing. light snowfall. and then we'll watch the system go off the coast and bring more rain than anything else. here it is. tonight, clouding up. tomorrow morning, showers well west of us. in the afternoon, a rain comes through. this is morning. on wednesday, look at the snows. on the back edge of that as it comes through the mountains. temperatures in the 20s and 30s tonight. again, below freezing in most mountain valleys especially asheville and northeast. we've got temperatures in the 40s tomorrow. 50s will be found again farther east and south. back in to that wintery mix. below freezing wednesday and thursday night. and then back to 50s and even well nearly 60 degrees for the evening. tuesday and wednesday pretty slim in terms of any major

winds are shifting south-southwest, we're in firsts in montauk to islip and toward bridgeport, poughkeepsie, at about 54. wins are light at the most, elsewhere we're experiencing nice temperatures from boston to philadelphia. buffalo looks mild with a temperature of 5252. 50 degree readings. so look at our satellite and radar we have partly cloudy skies right now, we're keeping an eye on a disturbance at great lakes, brings snow and rain across parts of michigan northern ohio, a coldfront associated with it that will sweep into the area tomorrow that will help ignite a new scattered showers in the afternoon. front is kind of going to loss the energy to the region. this is a disturbance to west, it will be a soaking rain, and a wind swept rain, wednesday is going to be least pleasant weather day of the week. pleasant temperatures can be found across the southeast tomorrow, that is where we find readings in 60s and 70s, and 80s in southern texas, cold l.a. with 60 tomorrow afternoon. future cast with tomorrow, catching sun early, you want a good look at it clouds thickening up through the day