winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. great weather today as warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. tomorrow a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may stall out offshore on thursday, but the area of low pressure that forms offshore looks like it will be a little farther for any possible timing changes. we'll see nice weather friday into the weekend. today: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the low 60s. winds sw 5-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers late. lows will be in the low 40s. winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. tomorrow a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may stall out offshore

winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. tomorrow a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may will be a little farther away now. so we may only see a stray shower or two in the region. stay tuned for any possible timing changes. we'll see nice weather friday into the weekend. good morning, hampton now we have an update to breaking news out of norfolk this morning. 10 on your side's rico bush is live near where a car crashed into a home following a police chase. rico, you're continuing to gather more details, but what do you know so far about the driver? at 2:35 am an officer on a 2002 black infinity for an equipment violation at the intersection of berkley av. & crystal av. the driver refused to stop. the officer pursued the vehicle onto interstate 264, into the city of norfolk. the driver hit the side of a townhouse located at the intersection o

so we may only winds south/west 5-10mph. weather. tomorrow a cold offshore looks like it good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. heading to michigan now where flint residents are in the middle of a water crisis. familes concerned about from city water, can get their children tested for free today.. the clinic is scheduled to start this afternoon at an elementary school. during the crisis, the national guard has passed out bottled water to people in flint. the crisis started when the state switched the water source to the flint river to save money, almost two years ago. the toxic water stripped the lead within the pipes which lead to children having high lead levels. lawyers representing residents in flint, michigan filed a lawsuit over the bad water. they've subpoenaed governor rick snyder's emails, text messages, and other documents he sent or recieved about the water crisis. meanwhile michigan's top prosecutor warned parents to keep their children away from the water, even to avoid bathing in it. firefighters in calif

winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. great weather today as warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in scattered showers. it will the 40s. the front may stall out offshore on away now. so we may only see a stray shower or two in the region. stay tuned for any possible timing changes. we'll see nice weather friday into the weekend. good morning, hampton the portsmouth city council meets tonight. this comes after recent drama over a city council policy aimed at silencing members. many portsmouth residents don't agree with it, and they say council is suffering from a lack of transparency. tonight will be the first regularly- scheduled council meeting for members since councilman bill moody paid a 15- hunded dollar fine for breaking that new city rule, which prohibits members from speaking about information discussed in closed door meetings. last week, in a community meeting with council members, residents spoke up about openness among elected officials. mayor kenny wrigh

winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. great weather today as warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. tomorrow a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may stall out offshore on thursday, but the area of offshore looks like it will be a little farther away now. so we may only see a stray shower or two in the region. stay tuned for any possible timing changes. we'll see nice weather friday into the weekend. today: partly cloudy. warmer. highs will be in the low 60s. winds sw 5-15mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. a few showers late. lows will be in the low 40s. winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. great weather today as warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. tomorrow a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be coole

eighth street and he said south west 37th avenunuthe driver tried to press the brake. he said when he tried to press the brake nothing happened. he said he repeatedly tried to do that for several blocks. coasted through a few traffic let's and as he got to this intersection ass at south west 32 avenue drifted into oncoming traffic where police say he hit that small suv that then bumped into the miami-dade police car. we were actually able to speak to the driver of that car about what led up to this accident and miami-dade police about what they are doing in this investigation. >> like i couldn't stop. the brake wouldn't stop. and the car hit me. i was really y ared really scared and nervous.

winds south/west 5-10mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. great weather today as warmer temperatures arrive. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may stall out offshore on thursday, but the area of low pressure that forms offshore looks like it will be a little farther away now. so we may only changes. we'll see nice weather friday into the weekend. good morning, hampton roads. let's check traffic now. we are learning more about a shooting in hampton that sent a man with life-threatening injuries. how he's doing this morning, and why one friend believes someone targeted him. plus, you'll hear from a witness who saw a driver crash right into a post office. what she thinks needs to be done so it never happens again. and a bloodhound is also a half-marathon runner. how he managed to place it is always number one. we leave out poultry by-pr

heaviest of the rain should be across south west florida. they can expect strong overght thunderstorms. the wind for us out of the south east 10 to 15. by tomorrow more clouds. could see some strong downpourcould see some strong downpours. high will be in the upper 70's. this is very close to average our typical temperatures about 76, 77 degrees for a high. then here's the sten the outlook. still rainingn thursday. by friday breezy. a little cooler and then by saturday morning waking up to 53 degrees. that's the 7 on 7 forecast. >>> all right phil thanks. south florida woman getting quite the wild surprise. the 99-year-old waking up to this. this resting on her chest. encounter with the exotic animal that is part of the raccoon family made for an interesting night at the household before it ended up at south dade animal hospital. >> i guess she thought maybe it was a cat but once they got a look at each other, classic both of them screamed. both of them ran. lady ran to get help to call into the attic. >>reporter: well they are mostly found

some of this mild air that you can see to the south west. 71 in little rock. those temperatures soaring into the 70s. we will get that as we head into tomorrow near 50, near 60 on monday and then we waiver back and forth for the first week of february but this is not an early start to spring. winter is back with us next weekend. the extended forecast in just a few minutes. >>> the race for the white house candidates push for support a few days before the iowa caucuses. reporter: a lot of them are talking about the weather as well. with snow predicted to come in monday night, maybe a few hours after the caucuses happen. well, they're wondering if it comes in early, could it effect this race. you have trump and sanders saying they need big turnouts to win. donald trump flew back to iowa on his private jet. trump urging supporters to ignore weather worries and caucus for him. man: if we win in iowa, we can run the table for the first time ever. reporter: campaigning on a whole other level, mike says he has an advantage over others. man: if they don't end up winni

with some south west breezes developing. actually our temperatures, despite the south west winds, will be dropping bit on sunday p. really that's a nice-looking work week and i'm looking at that 65 to 70. i mean, that the comfort zone for a lot of people. >> i like it, it's january. >> yup. >> thank you, jerry. here's amber dixon with sport. >> super bowl 50 is set for february 7 in santa clara, california. pits the denver broncos against the carolina panthers. denver's peyton manning will be the oldest quarterback to start in the super bowl and he's going up against an explosive 26 year old in cam newton who likely win sports book panthers opened as 4-point favorites over the broncos after dominating air zoney cardinals today. newton and cards qb carson palmer may have both won the heisman, but only oths good da and that was newton. he threw two touchdowns and ran for two more. palmer on the other hand really just one touchdown, but four interceptions. so the panthers win the nfc championship, crushing the cards 49-15. mean

multi-million dollar investment in south-west virginia. mcauliffe paid a visit to botetourt county today to visit one of the county's largest manufacturing plants. the governor commended arkay packaging for committing to an 11 million dollar expansion of its facility. 50 new employees. c-e-o mitchell kaneff says that money will go toward new production. "it's a 3 year kind of elevated ramp up. we're currently in the operation, we've got a 6 million end of march and a 1 point 2 million dollar blanker arriving at the end of february, and a gluer arriving at the end of april, so that's about a million mcauliffe says ... virginia beat out several other states including south carolina and georgia where arkay had been considering expansion as well. rail tourism continues to be big business in the star city and across the roanoke valley. we are now only days away from hearing the outcome of a

clouds clearing west to east. 39 south hill, 39 henderson, 40 chapel hill. further south everybody very cool. 42 in irwin and harnett county. so yes we saw the clouds invade today after sunshine this morning and rain primarily for fayetteville, goldsboro, clinton, rocky mount, light amounts and that's about it but this will soon be departing. take a look at the wider view and put the fronts on the map a stationary boundary off shore plenty of showers across florida and upper level winds from the south and west but to the north and quest we have a cold front sweeping down and ahead itself dryer air and south west wind aloft to help push all of this cloud cover out later on tonight and tomorrow a dryer air mass in place and plenty of sunshine warming taking place. 68 at dallas, 65 little rock and the trough of low pressure will be replaced by warming. we won't have any cooling any time soon at least over the next several days. all spelled out in upper level winds and temperatures all of the blue and green chilly air. here's the trough swinging by and once it l

overnight tonight quiet partly cloudy skies by morning and a few spots heading to the south and west. we'll see those clouds increase and at lunch time most of us have clouds over us, a blanket of clouds with rain mainly down to the south and west perhaps slipping into moore county at the lunch hour. into the evening commute it looks like rain is likely and it could be heavy at times for some of you especially if you head towards the east. taking a look at the potential rainfall totals for the next system about three tenths in raleigh a quarter of an inch in south hill and fayetteville and more than half an inch in a few spots east of the coast one to two inches of rain wi this system. so it starts tomorrow afternoon into the evening but it's out of here by saturday and so which is great news for the weekend. 47 this e. temperatures are cooling down. mostly clear skies and pleasant outside this evening. tomorrow morning okay as far as the rain goes. a few clouds from the south and west. temperatures not as cold. in the 20s this morning tomorrow morning in the mid 40s. 49 by noon and n

north of town, instead of the south west wind coming in through the seacoast, the numbers will turn to the northeast, the wind will and that will begin to cool things off in the afternoon. 30s low 40s. mostly sunny skies. sunshine. now, on to friday, a lot of drizzle. friday is a chilly, raw day. take the sun out and it's tough to feel warm. temps on friday afternoon, middle 30s. there could be a couple of pockets of patchy freezing drizzle on and off through the day on friday. that cold air can be stubborn to move and get rid of. i think that might be a concern for some of you friday morning and really in to saturday morning as well. we'll have a lot of clouds friday and saturday. ironically enough, friday clouds

or feeding america south- west virginia... visit our website... w-s-l-s tonight: clear with a much roanoke skycam. tonight: clear with a much lighter wind as high pressure begins to build in. lows in the upper teens to mid 20s. saturday: with high pressure to our south, winds begin to shift out of the south warming us up into the low to mid 50s. look for lots of sunshine with a few high clouds. saturday night: mostly clear with lows in the low to mid 30s. sunday: partly sunny and very mild with temperatures 15-20 monday: a weak cold front brings more clouds and the chance for showers. highs in the mid 60s. tuesday: mostly cloudy and still very warm for february standards with highs in the mid to upper 50s. wednesday: a stronger cold front brings a better chance for some heavier rain with highs staying in the mid 60s. thursday: behind the front, it's mostly sunny and cooler with highs in the mid 40s. friday: sunny and seasonably chilly with a high of 44. dawn in the wsls 10 newsroom with a look at what's coming up tonight at 5-30. vo a henry county

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is well to the south and west. we'll have any problems in most areas. future tracker 6's latest run by 4:00, 4:30 in the afternoon, parts of the southern area is about to get hit, the first snowflakes and we go up to 11:00 tonight. it's in the overnight hours and into tomorrow, this is 8:00 saturday morning where we expect the latest snow to be falling this continues throughout saturday at 11:00 and it's starting to break up and gets out of here pretty fast, each model run seems to end the snow sooner and sooner and we should be dry by the time drawn breaks on sunday. 12 to 18 inches in the center portion of the region, notice this white to the west, that is the point west where we go as high as a couple of feet of snow, it would not be out of the question that we start to draw the higher numbers into philadelphia and we'll be back on the air at 4:00 with that. future tracker 6 showing wind gusts of course, saturday look out, 63 miles per hour gusts at the shore and that gives us problems with coastal flooding espe

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and all the moisture is going to continue so to stream in from the south west. you can see that the track is to the northeast. now, here's the rain time line in the morning for your drive to work i think in most cases we'll be okay. an isolate shower is possible but rain will be likelyly by your lunch hour and likely in the evening too for the evening drive. windshield wipers and take it slow. and tomorrow night things start to dry out. >>> here's a weather story i wish you would explain to me. a hurricane is out there. >> yeah. >> we are nowhere near hurricane season. >> no, we're not it it goes from june to the end of november. but the ocean has been a lot warmer than it's supposed to be and we're talking about hurricane alex if the far eastern atlantic ocean. it's got top winds of 85 miles an hour. it's pretty remarkable. i haven't seen a live span hurricane in january since the 1930s. >> already using up one of the names in january. >>> just into our news room two teen-agers have been charged with assault and harassment after a mother claims her daughter was

psome of the models are pumping pup from the south west. pone surge of moisture along the pcoast line, there's the papproaching cold front, that pwill be coming our way, that pwill not move fast and if you plook closely, back here, you phave the little kink jet stream phere, that's the energy that has pto come through. pthe rain over us now is not preally part of the energy back phere. pthat's why i don't think we'll ptonight. pfuture cast, the rain is onshore ptomorrow. pkind of hit-and-miss late in the pday. pthe front will still be west of pus tomorrow evening. pthere's still more rain to tell pand not a good day for outdoor pactivities tomorrow. pif you have any outdoor plans, pfriday to get things done. peven thursday doesn't look all pthat great. prain and a few thunder storms pafter midnight tonight. pwe stay in the mid 60s. pcoming up for tomorrow, periods pof rain, a few thunder storms, pwill be diminishing later in the pday. pstill a pretty wet day in the p70s and thunder storms on pthursday should be ending as the pwinds shift la

to the south and west of the ponce inlet area, sometimes, as these lines develop, they develop south and west. that is probably what is going on there. we want to watch wilbur-by-the-sea. once that portion of this gets tornado warning in effect right now. let' s take a look at daytona beach as speed week is coming up. we all know what can happen. eric showing us a brand-new image. we are going to get some very heavy rain here. big win surge. let' s see if we can pop in a couple more on the south side of this thunderstorm. isleboro, you are not out of the woods, either. there is a secondary max with we will monitor the tail end of this to make sure. you can see wilbur-by-the-sea. when you get to the darker shade of green, you' re probably looking at two to three inches an hour. there is the latest image, one more time. you can see the thunderstorm racing off to the north and the east. the biggest concern as we are looking at this is the concern for those strong, straight line , damaging winds. combine that with high-rise condominiums, some of the outdoor patio furniture can be flying a

pit's kind of a double whammy pfrom the south west and peventually, from the north and pnorthwest later tomorrow. pfor that reason, the storm rediction center has us in the pdarker green which is for a few pstrong or severe storms. pduring the outbreak, a couple of pit goes thunder storms, marginal pslight, enhance the moderate phigh which you see in the plain pstates. pnot often you would see that phere. ptemperatures now are in the 60s pand low 70s and temperatures pcompared to last night at 10:00, pincredible temperature rise. p17 degrees warmer in brooksville pand dew point is up in the 50s pand 60s. plet's track how this is going to lay out. pwatch the front as it moves our pway. prain increases over the bay area plater tonight into tomorrow pmorning and then the front moves pslowly down the peninsula. pa very wet day tomorrow. robably diminishing later in pthe day or night. robably more on thursday as pmore energy comes by from west pto east. prain and a few showers after pmidnight. pa few storms could be strong or plate. pafter that, we're locked in with pa pretty decent weekend.

winds south/west 5-15mph. wednesday: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-15mph. we're getting a nice warm-up today. highs will be in the low 60s with quiet weather. by early wednesday, a cold front moves into the region and brings scattered showers. it will be cooler with highs in the 40s. the front may stall out offshore on thursday, but away now. so we may only see a stray shower or two the region. stay tuned for any possible timing changes. we'll see nice weather friday into the up next on midday - protecting yourself from thieves during tax season. a look at how you can stop people who are earned tax it's time to think about your taxes. unfortunately you're not the only one who wants your money from your tax return. tax payers and tax preparers are fighting against refund thieves. bob hansen has a warning. the only excitement about doing your taxes... is the possibility of getting money back from the i-r-s. but these days tax thieves are tying to get your refund before you do. (sot: eva velasquez, identity t

. >> a bomb blast in south-west pakistan killed 14 people close to a polio vaccination center.he attack, it appears, targeted security forces who were on their way to guard the center. health workers were preparing for a door to door drive. vaccine health workers in the past have been targeted. let's go to retired ambassador and cole ultimatist. good to have you with us on al jazeera. who could be behind such an attack? >> well i believe i heard from someone, i'm not sure how confirmed it is, that the taliban claimed responsibility for it, and from this i would infer that the attack was not on the polio vaccine saying to stop it. it has been their taurght. >> and the police happens to be the first line of defense of the security forces. it's aimed at the security forces where the police have given quite a big sacrifice, i believe. more than 12 people of police, and two or three other security. the attack was on them not to stop, because i believe the vaccination has been stopped for a while. 3-4 hours. but it will be carried on in karachi, and all over pakistan it will go on. i

we'll have snow showers overnight especially south and west. tomorrow. the difference to around 20 miles per hour. bundle up a little bit more than you did today. there are the snow showers off to the west. they keep falling apart the closer they get. a few will survive the trip and already that's tonight's little event. and here. the snow breaking out across the nation's midsection, storm ready to start diving in to the gulf. what's amazing, what should stand out to you here, if you look at the area of accumulating snow, look how it cuts off north of the tri-state area. we could literally go from less than an inch in our far northern suburbs to over a foot central and southern new jersey here. we'll be looking at blizzard conditions especially to our south and west but maybe close to us. coastal flooding a big concern. power outages along the coast. this is our current snowfall forecast. we're still 60 hours from first flakes. i think the average snowfall total will be 6 to 10 inches across the area. i have the 6-inch line over i-84. i can see how it's

this is a live traffic camera at capital boulevard and u.s. 401 looking south west right now. this is the last thing motorists need especially this time of day in that intersection. we continue to let you know what's going on as soon as we find out. >>> learning more about the officer killed in danville ohio. a woman called police last night to say her ex-boyfriend is looking to kill an officer. they were unsuccessful to make contact. the officer was found dead behind the danville municipal building. the woman's boyfriend is in custody. >>> a south carolina man is one of 12 missing marines in hawaii. jeffrey and 11 others have been missing for days after two helicopters collided off the he's described as a dedicated marine and often talks about how proud he is of them. >> you can't train for what happened. >> they believe they were on the aircraft. today is the fourth day of the search. >> it's the time of year where colds coughs and sore throats are at a peak. doctors are being reminded antibiotics shouldn't always be the remedy. the american college of physicians and cdc wan

into the west, notice where the warmer air to our south and west and this is a big storm. this guy is going to mean business. we're not going to see much affect from the storm but we'll move from the deep south and west virginia, and the big cities to d.c. and boston and new york and become a nor'easter and give the area 70, 75 miles per hour winds into the upcoming weekend. a big deal there for travelers. teens and 20s. notice the light snow around. this is 4:30 this afternoon and so join us at 4 for the now cleveland. we'll talk about where the snow is and where it's heading. also, the temperatures where they will be at. they will dip tonight. fallling into the teens. notice for the most part, we dry things out by 10 or 11 a few lake-affect clouds and lake-affect snow showers north and east tomorrow. otherwise, we're drying quiet as temperatures tomorrow approach 25 to 28 degrees. the light snow today, 28. a trace up to an inch cloudy and cold. we're in the teens, lingering flakes. otherwise, relatively uneventful and this is typical january weather. statistically, this i

pyou have heavy rain all the way pdown the south west of florida pbay. pthat's moving generally our way. pthis is also in play, too. pthis has to ride along the psubtropical jet. pthat will be approaching us plater tomorrow and tomorrow pnight. pthis is going to be a long pduration event. pit's going to be a lot of rain pand going to last at least 24-36 phours. pa few strong storms on pwednesday. pstrong wind is the main threat. psome thunder storms could be protating which means ultimately pcould be a tornado possible. pi don't see it as a huge threat. pwe'll keep you posted on that. pone of the biggest threats is pgoing to be rain. pa lot of heavy rain, at least an pinch or two in spots. psome of the models are pumping pup nearly three inches of rain. pthis is going to end up being a pvery wet january. pweather headlines have the pthat's the weather headlines pbefore. pthe clouds are increasing here pand now and the rain is coming pup from the south west. pone surge of moisture along the pcoast line, there's the papproaching cold front, that pwill be c

south florida. we had morning low in the 50's. 59 in key west. clouds cover keeping the temperature ins check in the mid 60's today. pretty dry across south florida. right now 54 miami. fort lauderdale 53. 52 in miccosuke and ppano beach. key west with 60. but the wind is kind of kicking up a little bit and the temperatureare feeling a little bit colder. this is the wind chill index and as you can see this is the feels like, it feels like 49 degree ins fort lauderdale. pompano beach. in the low 50's just about every place else. now the wind is indeed come in out of the north north west anywhere between 8 and 11 miles per hour. the humidity at 64 percent. right now and it should remain dry through thursday. friday we look at better chance of some rain as another front approaches the area that could bring the temperatures back down into the 50's after we heat up on friday ahead of that front. but tonight all of these couldn't highlighted in blue here are expected to be very close to the freezing point that being2 degrees so they are looking at a fre

their focus now is on the suburbs south-west of the capital damascus. they're in the siege after the rebels did not have an alter mate um. it is under a glovt blockade. >> translation: when the regime entered the area, their strategy is to blockade and fighters into submission. even while geneva is happening, they are tritening sieges like in the area area and the air strikes are increasing. >> reporter: many are not supporting in talks with the government. the committee wants goodwill gestures, including an end to the bombardment and blockades and end to the deobtain ees before entering the negotiations >> translation: we are not against the meeting. it is bombarding us. >> reporter: people inside hop sigs held territories are also concerned about what they see is a shift in u.s. policy. they believe washington is cooperating with the government's main backer, russia. the two powers are behind a u.n. peace plan that could see the syrian president stay in office at least during the transition period. >> translation: at the beginning the u.s. publicly st

tomorrow afternoon hid to upper wind from the south west 10 to 15 miles per hour. so that warm wind will propel those temperatures out. 67 on sunday. the morning low 38. 67 the afternoon. normal high 52 so well above that. record high of 77 set back in 1950. cold high on that day 27 in 1936. big question on monday and tuesday. left partly cloudy for now but mostly cloudy period could change and aimee wilmoth will let you know about the changes. wednesday would be the better chance for rain and once that moves by thursday and friday back to sunshine and returning. >> as you look down the road any more signs of snow? >> nothing frozen but a lot of cold air coming in. >> thank you mike. >> jeff gradually on his way west to california. >> there is football to be played. i've heard something along those lines. about that super bowl and >>> big news out of chapel hill today. carolina women's basketball coach silva hatchel has been suspended for two games. she'll sit out a pair of one game suspensions first from carolina. the university suspended hatchel for one game for

couple of strong thunderstorms with the damaging wind gusts and the highest threat is down to the south and west, and south, south west of bowling green and down towards, western tennessee and including memphis, and northern mississippi and they have an enhanced risk and that is this is the best chance of severe weather is from the south and west and we cannot rule out the strong thunderstorms with the threat, being the damaging wind gusts and the high, gusty winds and the timing of those, are into the evening, on tuesday, and then in the cool down and big time, behind that cold front, and 42 degrees by wednesday and then on thursday and friday we are seeing a lot of sunshine, but the high temperatures, about where they should be this time of year and into the upper 30s and you can see a couple of light, mix there on saturday and that is about it and no big snow, at least over the next seven days. >> it is nice that the cool down is 27 and that is 3, just a couple of weeks ago. >> i am going to layout in the sun today. >> good. and the speedo alert. >> liz: tell the narz. thanks, bra don, and no

highest amounts south and west of new york city. could exceed 20-inches. lower amounts to the south. here's the new snowfall map. 12 to 18. locally 20 right in this area 12 to 18 new york city, long island, coastal connecticut. maybe extreme lower new jersey. north of i80 six to 12. closer to that. and little to no snow as we get closer to the mountains. we will get you hour by hour night. bill, sade back to you for now. >>> now to our reports outside. we're going to begin in the southern part of new jersey. the jersey shore still fragile and they're worried about erosion and huge waves and wind reports. anthony johnson with that part of rsey.since about 7:00. road conditions are already the roads because conditions are getting worse. the blizzard we've been talking if you can. >> reporter: crews were also treating roadways before plowing began. some were waiting for this kind of storm, because piling snow could mean piles of money. >> i've been waiting for this snow all year round. so i can make some money this year. so i can do some plowing. >> reporter:

their focus now is on the suburbs south-west of the capital damascus. they are tightening the siege after opposition rebels rejected an ultimate mate um to withdraw from the area area. >> translation: when the regime can enter the enter, their strategy is to blockade and push the people and fighters in submission. while geneva is happening, they are tightening control over areas and the air strikes are increasing. >> reporter: many are supporting the saudi based high councils decision not to involve in the situation. they want the release of detain detainees before it agrees to negotiations >> translation: we are against the meeting. geneva is not serious about the talks. >> reporter: people inside opposition held territories are also concerned about what they see is a shift in u.s. policy. they believe washington is cooperating with the government's main backer, russia. the two powers are behind a u.n. peace plan that could see syrian president bashar al-assad stay in office at least during the transition period. >> translation: at the beginning the u.

here is the rain building in well to the south and west as we advance this here to our wider version low pressure and it's moving quickly and it's in and out and good news for the weekend, it's a strong low and pulling out from the southwest to the northeast, and it's impacting us later on tonight and into the early hours tomorrow, 9:30 tonight, this is future tracker, a new model run that has come in, we can look at it together, the lastest model looks like it was filled in more, by 9:30 tonight you see the rain moving in from the southwest and we pull this in at 2:00 a.m., pockets of rain building in from the poconos and 4:30 still wet snowflakes mixing in in the poconos, temperatures stay and or a little above freezing, philadelphia well above in the 40s, not too bad. but the upper elevations of the poconos watch for that. 7:30 in the morning most of us are dry and a few more showers make their way through, you can enjoy your weekend like that timing right. 3:00 p.m. 54 lots of clouds and 5:00 p.m. 50 degrees and 7:00 p.m. 47, showers are building in and by 9:00 some of them reach

if you have travel plans to the south or north, i think you will be ok. to the west is where it is snowing, north platte through kansas. down to the south and west is where the next snow system is right now that will be pulling throw. i think we will see that snow move in later this evening through the overnight hours. look at sunday, bitter cold, zero the high. we top out near nine degrees. 8 day forecast, if you are sick of below freezing temperatures i have one day above freezing. alyx: more big stories this morning, family and friends rallied friday, demanding justice for shirley carter. more than 100 people gathered to remember the marion county woman at the knoxville courthouse. carter was shot to death in her rural lacona home in june. death lawsuit against their son jason carter. , seven months since her death people at the rally don't , understand why an arrest hasn't been made. >> it's just as if the judicial system had come to a screeching halt. she was just a loving sister. i don't think she had an enemy in the world. she was just a great all around girl.

we're watching a few snow showers off to the west, intending to break apart and go to our south and west but a few of the snow showers can survive later this evening and overnight, might be a couple slippery spots. you can see some light accumulations that could make for slippery spots so watch out for that. it will be gone by then. we'll have sunshine coming in. there's the foundation for our weekend storm. now it's been onshore for a while here. it's in the rockies and north texas. it's going to sweep down to the gulf and come up through the midatlantic states. watch the evolution of the storm. the radar will look more impressive by this time tomorrow. then a big ice storm developing over the carolinas tomorrow morning. snow is breaking out in the virginias, approaching dc by the evening commute. we get our evening commute in, even your friday night plans, it's okay. we're in good shape. waiting on the snow starting to get in late night. really southern new jersey. predawn areas on morning or midday as you go in to the northern suburbs, the theme will be heavy snow south and west and l

the snow coming down, especially to the south and west of town. and you can see in the live crews, we have off i-70, off i- 25 on the roads so you know you head out. let's send it out to first alert dale cedars for a check of the forecast. >> temperatures in many locations are at or at least near freezing. quite a bit of melting as it hits the roadways. a few locations below. once the snow moves out, the temperatures will warm back into the 40s. >> not every place around denver is seeing nasty road conditions. i-70 and quebec, drying out right now, which is nice news, if you have to head out to d.i.a., where there are some switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider >>> 11 minutes af

tomorrow morning but most of the day is going to be remain dry. 5:00, a couple of showers to our south and west. couple of showers around 5:00, best chances look to ramp up around 8:00. so i stop this a58 just before kickoff rain shield is just to our south and west. it will be rainy at times some of that rain will bestead. more moderate pocket throughout the evening hours. some snow showers will continue to push east ward. now most of the roads will be well above freezing so nationals good news where we could see some slick spots will be in or northern tier. we will be fine tuning that forecast over the weekend. accumulation is less than a half of inch. topping out around 56 tomorrow. with more rain throughout the evening. rain changing to snow showers sunday with falling temperatures much colder next week. >> rob: did i hear you say a quarter of the inch during the game? >> possible it isn't out the >> rob: friday night final is next with brad. i will see you tomorrow night from paul brown at 6:00. have a good weekend everybody.

better chance south and west. slippery 195 in new jersey, garden state parkway. 95 from new york city to philly. we will talk about that a lot going forward. we widen out and look at tomorrow evening's weather map, we are sitting pretty, watching the storm develop over the deep south into the gulf of mexico then it marches up the appalachians. look how we are able to get most of the friday evening travel in without a problem. i think the airports will have planes in and out. snow showers or light snow starting to creep up and maybe ocean and monmouth. you have to allow this to be farther to the north. then look at this, this is range, out of the wheelhouse when you get to this timeframe this far out. look how the first snowflakes in new york city could wait until the predawn hours or daybreak on saturday. this particular model doesn't get the snow into the hudson river valley. that's not what we are forecasting but that is a wild card in the storm. on the flip side, a model we like a little more, this particular m

light snow will move in from the west tuesday afternoon, with light snow likely tuesday evening and to two inches, although areas south and west of washington may get a tad more. a noticeable warming trend is ahead with highs in the 20s starting on wednesday.to day: p/sunny, still cold high: -1-5 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 0 dbq: 1 iow: 4 tonight: mostly clear low: -9--3 winds: nw 5-10 alo: -9 dbq: -9 iow: -5 tomorrow: pm light snow likely high: 12-18 winds: se 5-10 alo: 14 dbq: 13 iow: 17 tomorrow night: light snow likely low: 9-15 winds: e 5-15 alo: 11 dbq: 10 iow: 13 wednesday: partly cloudy mostly cloudy high: 27 - low: 19 9 iday: partly cloudy high: 25 - low: 13 saturday: partly cloudy high: 32 - low: 12 sunday: chance of rain/snow high: 36 - low: 25 monday: chance of snow high: 30 - low: 22 cleaning, drilling, and x-rays. these things are common during a trip to the dentist, but many people dread them. but martie salt shows us a new technique making patients feel more comfortable. kari yorkey has entrusted her beautiful smile to the same dentist for 33 years.and she knows her weaknesses. "i do like candy, i also drink

south. through west virginia which means thickens and snow it stays clear of northern ohio. we'll see increasing confidence there will be a visit with unit light accumulations tomorrow out of texas and right off the east coastis does the jet stream back a little further south east. that's the a big million dollars question has temperatures climb up into the 30s inches of snow start to go up from their fox 8 news is your officials school closing station. we have patty out on the east the two cause may sure washout in beach erosion. check this out. the sense to pick carter the sky turns yellow it blotted out the sun even limited this is the lady. sand and when forced the closure of the alexandra seaport. a lot of people state home in resulted in potter at traffic. this streets are usually welcome back. some of the tenth is also hurt us are playing to skip will be watching for home she's not this as well they push and released him yesterday the 70 -year-old had top in 1970 american part $1.2 million. from the modern sort of as expected josie katzmann has put there also landscap

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that's the cloud cover coming from our storm for the south and west. patchy clouds around right now actually clearing out. there's our storm down to the south. moving through louisiana. look at that squaw line, rains reaching toward the tennessee valley. going to be snowing in dc at this time tomorrow. i don't think it's snowing in new jersey. flakes may be approaching cape may. here's the concern for your late friday night. garden state parkway, maybe 195. first get slick in terms of the roads late friday night and by dawn on friday, as the snow gets started in new york city, we the ground whitened here across monmouth, ocean, middlesex, somerset counties. the snow is just getting going in new york city and takes in to the mid and late morning to get in to the hudson valley. these areas here, while the storm track has shifted a little farthest east, you get in to bands like these which are depicted here in monmouth getting in to the island, new york city, burgen and westchester county, these have higher snowfall rates and you can hit the top end of the

right now temperatures are in the 60's across south florida with key west warm spot. pressure is steady and the wind out of the north north west at 6 miles per hour. it is dry right now and it should remain dry at least until tomorrow night. but we'll see some more moisture hanging across south florida. 45 in pensacola. 38 in tallahassee. all these counties highlighted in blue are under a freeze warning. temperaturehere are expected to dip right around 32 degrees. 51 in orlando. tampa. 53 fort myers 58. same in west palm beach. we are looking at temperatures in the low 60's over broward and miami-dade and again 67 degrees in key west. this is the forecast for tomorrow. starting with the marine. threat of rip current. biscayne bay with a moderate chop. for you throughout the florida keys small craft advisory due to the wind and sea. next high tide miami 11:21. 11:16 fort lauderdale. key largo 11:44. lingering clouds tonight. mostly dry. overnight low in the 50's to the low 60's. by tomorrow we are still going to see some cloud cover. late day showers. high in the low 7

cooling off a south west loft for sunday, monday, tuesday into wednesday next week but here comes another trough off to the west on wednesday. the area bringing the next front with a chance for rain and friday next week the chill returns talking about sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday and five days of temperatures above normal starting to cool down by friday of next week. a long stretch of milder weather coming. mostly cloudy tonight by 8:00 overnight lows 45 in fayetteville and a few sprinkles and spotty light rain. it's possible to be greeted by light rain in the morning. let you know about what's going on in the radar. 43 by 8:00 a.m. lunch time small chance for spotty light rain and during the latter part of the day sun peak peeking out and northerly wind making it feel cooler. 47 on thursday. friday back to normal at 52. temperatures start to jump. 61 saturday, 65 sunday and tuesday 69. a longer stretch of nice mild weather. >> then we can wash our cars. that will be nice. >> mandy is here for jeff. >> college football news today. a little unusual. next at sports do you have plans f

west, lesser amounts. maybe 1 to 3 inches. south and west of that we have a windchill advisory. this is for overnight into tomorrow morning. those areas there, medina county, into wayne county, ashland, richland, lorain as well included in there. akron canton there? chills to 10 to 15 below zero heading out tomorrow morning. forecast temperatures in the we'll talk about how much snow i expect across the region city by city, hour by hour. all that coming up. thanks very much. >>> as jason just mentioned the snow will be widespread. odot crews have been working clearing and treating the roads. john rudder is in storm tracker 5 giving us a front seat view of the conditions. how are things looking tonight? >> reporter: well, things have -- road conditions have deteriorated significantly since we last checked in at 6:00. a lot of snow, blustery winds and the temperature has dropped. take a look outside. we're on 322 just scott of chardon. you can get a picture of how far hard the snow is coming down. heavy snow falling, a lot of big flakes. that's what crews are dealing with. not man

and rain farther south and west and south carolina but during the course of the morning until lunchtime, rain chances, it increases, this is for one/100th of an inch of rain. now, -- 1/100th of an inch of rain. now, it is from the raleigh area to the south and east. the coast, having better chances of rain. chances ramp up. may not see a lot in southfield, danville, again, raleigh area, and the areas that tend to see rape in the overcast for the entire day that is the location or those are the location with highs of 40 and 43. that is more southern pines, greenville and towards rocky mountain. 6:00, it is high. this time tomorrow night, the rain starts to move out of the area. friday looks pretty good. partly to mostly sunny skies. the rainfall potential out of this it is not a lot. you can see where the best chance for rain will be it is anywhere from along and east of i-95. 1/10th of an inch over to raleigh, now, between a trace to 1/10th of an inch. again, now, it was about a trace. not a great chance of rain for the raleigh area north and west. let's take a look at the school bus st

it has been snowing to the south and west for much of the day. 14 in the metro, wind chill and three. another cold day, when has been out of the east bringing and dry air. the heaviest snow south of creston and portions of union county toward bedford and taylor county. lamoni getting in on that and it is just now starting to pull in. the western side of ankeny as well and it is moving slowly to the east. you can will see it in the next few hours. these are some of the pulmonary snowfall toward his best preliminary snowfall totals. atlantic -- preliminary snowfall totals. atlantic has three inches. this is not heavy snow by any means. winter weather advisory in effect for the metro. notice down to the south and to the west, it expires a bit sooner because it will be moving out. cass county atlantic will expire by about 6:00 p.m. and down by clark county it will go into effect and well it has been in waterloo at seven above for marshalltown. 14 for creston. through the rest of the day, snow will be whide. notice how i trim back the snow chances for this evening. 15 degrees at 11:00, mos

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