winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up news at 10... trump's got bad press and now his supporters are after hillary clinton. the drama of the campaign trail in your local election headquarters next. nikki plus--signs that the bird flu has left the state--poultry show bans are officially no more. nikki but first, a big year for the iowa state patrol as they learn fatal accidents on their roads have decreased for another year. hear what they contribute to their success. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" nikki: good evening. welcome to local 5 news, i'm nikki davidson. tonight, some good news from the iowa state patrol. the number of deadly crashes dropped again in 20-15. they're down, nearly twenty percent since 20-10, and the lowest since world war two. nikki: local fiv

winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies. lows tomorrow night will again drop into the teens. a mild warm-up begins on tuesday. highs will reach into the 30s once again and winds will become breezy from the south. by midweek, precipitation will be back in the forecast starting with a light mix by wednesday afternoon. precip chances increase from there, with the best chance of a widespread wintry mix looking to take place nikki/three shot now that college lows in the teens in most areas across the state. the day will start with morning clouds, but skies will eventually clear out for the afternoon. winds will be very light at 4 to 8 mph becoming more southeasterly as the day progresses. the thermometer will read in the 20s tomorrow, but with sunshine and light winds it might not feel so bad! winds will remain light overnight monday with partly cloudy skies.

the we will tap in the piece of the southeasterly wind as early as tomorrow.o the call from accu weather for rest of tonight is partly cloudy, pretty comfortable. we will drop down to five in the suburbs. thirty-three the overnight low in philadelphia typically for this time of the year we should be in the upper 20's. still not bad and pretty tranquil for the the rest of tonight. our set up for our seven day, we have sunshine, a few clouds today. highs maxing out in the lower 40's today. but by sunday a few high clouds around, turning milder with high pressure off shore. we will tap into that return flow, southeasterly wind, high temperature tomorrow near 50 degrees. we will track this weak cold front that moves through very late in the day on monday and couple spotty showers around. so future tracker six showing you the numbers. 8:00 in the morning not bad 35 in the city. forty in the poconos. four to along the coast in wildwood. by 2:00 o'clock tomorrow have afternoon with the southeasterly wind coming in, 53 in reading. near 50 for philadelphia right along

warm temperatures will continue with the southeasterly flow. we will be looking at 80s for a part of the workweek. we're going to be flirting with records this week. current temperatures right now mainly in the 50s. we have a couple of host. our warming trend will continue. we're our increase as we move workweek especially as we hit the low to mid 80s. once the cold quiet winds. we'll look at south/southeasterly winds sunday. pretty mostly cloudy skies. huge track hour by hour, huge breaks in the clouds. but overall, we looking for a cloudy day. we have a 10% shot at a few coastal sprinkles as we move into the day. our rain chances will increasing as we move into the rest of the week. hour by hour in downtown orlando, 70 degrees by noon. a little bit of sunshine as we top out at 74, 75 degrees. fog will be forming tonight and tomorrow. you might want to set alarm clocks a little bit earlier, but 50s and a few 60s are going to be ruling our overnight tonight as we continue our warming trend into the you five-day forecast. 83 degrees on our tuesd

but the storm could through sioux city and we'll get more snow if that happens...or southeasterly and we'll get less snow, areas like omaha and des moines could get more. we are working on pinning this down, once we know this.,.. we can draw you guys snowfall totals. timing tuesday morning through wednesday morning... caucus night should be for the most part ok, looking at an after midnight start. high winds a threat.. blowing snow. tonight. 26 nice night, few clouds and mild. tomorrow, 45, warmth continues with stubborn clouds. 7-day has am mix on sunday.. caucus day is looking good. snow likely tuesday, blustery winds stay through wednesday. fred: tim: jenna: not bad tomorrow! jenna: we know skimping jenna: we know skimping fred: gorgeous today.. how beautiful outside the sky cam! 43 our high today.. a warm morning at 27. temperatures in the 40s, cool 30s.. but 50s on the map in nebraska! winds are calm and shifting... we'll see the last bit of a nw wind tonight before we kick is southerly again tomorrow. partly cloudy and nice tonight.. a few clouds and mild morning in the upper 20

we'll be looking at southeasterly winds heading into the day today. we are warmer and milder. 60s heading into monday morning. future track 9 is starting to our best chance will be this morning and later on this afternoon. we'll be pretty socked in. we have about a 10% shot at a sprinkle heading into the afternoon and evening. we'll see a chance for a few showers. it is really thursday and friday we are looking at to be our main rain days. you'll see a little more sunshine. it is 72 in cocoa and merritt island and cloudier into volusia and flagler county. flagler. watch out for fog forming. you might want to set the alarm clocks earlier as we will be dealing with dense fog all across the region. we have a chance after a few showers monday and tuesday. we are talking 81 to 83 degrees to start out the workweek. by friday midday we should clear everything out far drier end of the week. >>> the house and senate are considering a bill. there are restrictions on when students can transfer. expansion of school choice. >>> the florida gators did something las

more of a southeasterly flow. a warmer flow. we pick up a milder feel to the area with low 70s in the region. into the early part of monday, clouds and sunshine into the afternoon. a slight rain chance here. i was talking about. then tuesday, more the same. partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. moisture coming back a bit. more humidity in the atmosphere. 47 degrees in plant city. 52 in palm harbor. 43, inverness. 53 in sarasota. then highs for tomorrow, bit warmer. mid- to upper 70s for the area. part of that warmer trend we've been talking about. 73 for tomorrow. inland areas in the mid-70s. by 80 on tuesday. there it is. 79 degrees. the rain chances are slight each day. getting milder overnight, too, with the extra humidity in the atmosphere. just makes the overnight lows warmer. the rain chances increase, once again. the same routine. work another cold front system into the area. could be some storms. we think more on thursday than on wednesday. the timing of these was sometimes difficult to nail down. but that's our current

winds are becoming more east to southeasterly today which is more warmth. our coldest area once again this morning is citrus county but the temperatures are well above freezing. we're at 35 degrees in spot. 36. take a look, across hillsborough county a lot of 40s, even 51 in tampa now. plant city is 43. take a look in pinellas county, more comfortable side this morning. st. pete beach at 52 degrees are in the mid-40s. now, as we move through the day warmer this afternoon than we were yesterday with a high of 72. no rain in sight for the today. tomorrow may be a little messy coming up in a bit. janelle, what is going on with you? >>> we have an accident, actually happened late last night but look at this, the car took out some power lines. so we have some wires in the roadway. this is completely blocking south 50th street, closed right at 17th avenue south. this is just south of the selmon expressway. so a lot of activity out there. you definitely want to avoid this area if you can. corey dierdorff just arriving on the scene and is going to try to find out m

lot at wind particles they are coming from the south/southeasterly direction.chillies the name of the game as we get in the overnight hours and second half of the day come tomorrow. here's satellite six with action radar. high pressure is dominating much of the eastern half of the u.s. this ridge of high pressure moves to the east tomorrow. we will tap into that return flow with that southeasterly wind which is a warmer wind. it the looks like we have got comfortable weather on the way tomorrow. the disturbed weather stays out in the northern plains and across the west coast. check out the numbers. it is currently 35. still 44 in cincinnati. fifty-seven at this hour in st. louis. sixty-two in memphis. we will tap in the piece of the milder eras early as sunday. call from ago you weather tonight, partly cloudy, comfortable, 25 in the suburbs. thirty-three in philadelphia for the overnight low. the the setup for tomorrow showing you a few high cloud around, high pressure to our east, high tomorrow, near 50 degrees. we are tracking this cold front, currently acros

very mild day, light southeasterly wind a at 3 miles per hour, no wind chill impact abe temperatures today yeah, they were up in the 50's and many locations 54 , we will top at 50 in trenton, very mild day in mount pocono. 48 degrees. temperatures right new we have cooled down in the poconos. 36 degrees, still elevated at philadelphia 50 right now. we are at 48 degrees in ac but storm scan three is showing us that the clouds in place but that rain is a erasing to the northeast up the i-95 corridor. soon we will move in over the next hour to the delaware beaches and then as we head in the next few hours it will overtake a delaware valley, parts of the jersey shore, so rain is moving in as we head in the evening hours into the city especially after about 9:00 o'clock, continuing overnight the tonight, heavier at times, a rumble of thunder possible and for tomorrow mainly dry day, gradual clearing especially as we head in the afternoon and now behind this rain, we are still going to be mild. 49 degrees, breezy conditions. secondary cold front that will come through late day tomorrow and

i will advance this as we get into 2:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with the southeasterly win. fifty in philadelphia 52 in allentown, lehigh valley. forty-eight in the poconos. remember, average for thus time of the year is about 41. so we will be well above the narc by then. fifty-six in wildwood. fifty-five in dover, by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. so we will talk about what we can expect? slow snow melt on the the way sunday with the milder temperatures and then slow snow melt is what we will see this time of the year. temperatures in the the 40's and 50's by tomorrow afternoon. we will get warmer as we get into the rose of next week and we are tracking rain by wednesday. by then we could have have an issue with localized flooding. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing you not bad tomorrow, enjoy it. sunshine, cloud, milder day at 50. morning fog is likely by monies specially with the warmer temperatures and that snow pack on the ground, otherwise, warm by the afternoon in at 56. by monday afternoon there will be a threat of some showers around and a weak disturbance

moving down to carson city, we are looking for sunshine for versions of the day tomorrow with southeasterly divorce southeastern wind run 5 miles per hour, hour, mid- 30s everywhere, and we are trying to get safer with temperatures into the mid- 20s, chilean trucking at 7 degrees with sunshine breaking way tomorrow, and before that storm hits, some snow will be accumulating, with snow showers in the northern areas tonight, they have mostly dissipated and two on the way on tuesday on the valley floor, we might potentially get a couple of inches of snow on tuesday, skies will be clear for monday and sunday, temperatures reaching into the lower 30s on sunday with calm wind and we will be watching the storm rolled in with waves of moisture throughout the week and snow totals up to 2 feet and up to 2 inches on the valley floor. forecast. now to this - - >>> a basketball team came back after losing two in a row. they also created a perfect record against wyoming we will take the baseline to the bucket. 17 to 16, and they left on the slam. plague, and she with the start, 37 to 34 at the break and

currently 49 with southeasterly wind at 12 miles per hour. tonight in tomorrow morning the wind turns northwesterly. that is going to change of us over. this low pressure center bullhead to our south and east. that means the cold air will come in in time to changes over. we get this back half of snow. it may be half an hour of 45 minutes. that brief window where the snow is coming down fast enough where most of the time this melt on contact and it wouldn' be an issue. we may have to deal with some accumulating snow. beyond that the arctic air is rushing into the ohio valley. temperatures dropping by tomorrow night, 50 degrees from where we are right now. minus four minneapolis. five below. temperatures. that cold air is headed this way. temperature starting off at 35 degrees in the morning. wind chill in the single digits. temperatures keep falling into sunday night. snow chances are at their highest in the morning. as the system pulls away we will all be snow and chances will diminish. accumulation around an inch, maybe some spots as high as

we have that southeasterly flow around that area of high pressure. that will allow temperatures to continue to warm. as we head into tomorrow and into the mid-70s. that cold front will move through as we head into wednesday bringing up our rain and storm chances significantly. for this evening, really going to be lovely for you. temperatures slowly falling back. not nearly as low as they were in the evening hour. not going to be the case for as we head into tomorrow afternoon, we'll top out near 70. we'll see showers and storms moving in with the next cold front that sweeps through. and it could get hung up. we're going to keep showers and storms on and off throughout the day. isolated areas could see even more. we are tracking that slight severe chance with showers and storms on wednesday as well. be watching that very closely for you. as far as temperatures go, the warmth will be brief. so as we head into the end of this week we fall back into the mid-60s below average but by the time we head into the weekend, temperatures start to go back up just

monday and they @only pick up during the average @at 10 to 15 miles an hour and @with continued southeasterly @direction to that wind that's @going to grab some slightly @milder air. @now, those winds @already working on the @atmosphere tonight so the @temperatures really just falling @very slowly through the mid-and @upper 20s. @29 at 7. @take a look at the setup @around the @country cold air moving away as @the east coast blizzard moves @away. @high pressure taking @shape down to our south. @we're @going to get into the western @side that have high starting @tomorrow. @that's where you've @get that night south west flow @and you've got to go all the way @south into texas to find the @really mild stuff. @i don't @think we'll see that but enough @of a breeze to bring some 40s @back for us monday afternoon, @monday night, and maybe even to @start tuesday before the cold @air comes back in here. @that's @going to come from this area of @low pressure now spinning @through the rockies. @it's a @pacific area of low pressure. @what does it mean, well, it's @not really tapping into the cold @air, an

the winds are more southeasterly which allowses to warm back into the 70s and we will warm up through next week. outside currently, still dealing with the rain and here's a look at the 48 hour rainfall totals, this is really day two of the event for us and. the secondaries have picked up 1 to 2 inches of rain. and you can see some parts of southern highlands county, 2 to 3 inches of rain. and also dealing with generally the same story in pasco, hillsborough, pinellas county, 2.5. and then farther north, the rainfall totals start to drop back. we haven't seen as much rain in the northern spots of right now, temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s. 68 in brandon. 65 in tampa 63 in crystal river. and some fairly cool temperatures have moved in across the southeast due to the cold front that's mountained through. and we will notice that for a fews but it's going to be a quick cool down. by sunday, back into the low 70s and close to 80 degrees by next tuesday. >> thanks for that. >>> an update now on breaking news we have been telling you about throughout the program. the amber alert is now

that is because of the southeasterly winds. tomorrow, the winds turn northwest and there is bitter cold air, temperatures around zero across the central plains. yes, this time, that is heading this way and we could see some snow. for now, 48 degrees. 50 in batesville. looks like a nice spring day, right? a lot of cloud cover in rain showers to the west. look at the snow around chicago. the cold air is not far away. we first had to deal with this system. rain building up on the front side. look at this on the backside -- some snow mixing in. this band moving over our area tomorrow morning as well as some bitter cold air which will give us the potential for some light accumulation by tomorrow at around 10:00. it is three below in my -- this is our heading our way through sunday and monday. you can see the temperatures start off around 35 degrees in the morning and they drop all day long. it will be windy by 6:00. temperatures in the 20' s. that means wind chills and the teens. a sharp contrast between what we on top of that, we h

humidity has made a bit of a come back but the east and southeasterly flows made it a milder flow. that increases by 7% by 10:00 a.m. 64degrees barto. 61 clear water. 60 weeki wachee, 60 brooksville. 21degrees minneapolis. although we're talking about a storm system that goes from cincinnati to dc up to new york city. most of these areas aren't really super cold. they're cold enough snow but not at extreme levels. this area of low pressure is one we're talking about. winter storm warnings to the south: tornado warning pushing into mississippi and alabama. very unstable air. and of course the clouds spreading out ahead of that. a nice subtropical stream of high and mid-level clouds. pressure. the colder north and northwest side that's where the snow is going to occur. maybe up to 2 feet or more the computer model suggested some places like virginia. but potentially places like washington, d.c. too as jen was saying her brother's job shut down saying don't even come to 54degrees on saturday. clears the area. 57 on sunday. and if you're headed out to the children's parade know that th

now that the winds begin to turn more southeasterly, what that does is push moisture off the atlantic. as that moisture starts to creep creates more cloud cover and cools and eventually adds more showers. we're going to combine the two processes and there comes the cold front. that's coming late in the day friday. that ups our chances significantly. continuing in to the weekend unfortunately saturday and sunday. skies are clear tonight. skies are clear through much the day tomorrow. taking over the upstate and then they'll start to spread farther north on friday. we wait for the rain to come in friday afternoon. temperatures in the teens for many tonight. 17 in asheville. 20s over the upstate. back in to the 40s tomorrow, though. this is going to be noticeably warmer than today, folks. you're going to like it for the most part. our temperatures will get back in to the 50s soon enough. we'll get there thursday, friday, saturday will likely be even though we had to knock a few degrees off the high. cold next week. so we go up and we go down. pretty dramatically, too. with the highs in i

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rain switching again right now south-southeasterly. that's going to help build the clouds in. the clouds will come late in the day tomorrow and certainly in to thursday. thereafter, rainfall. and we need something i guess more of a kicker to get that rain going. cold front to the west of us friday. another system south. now we're split in between here funneling of moisture from the atlantic and the gulf of mexico. rain is likely for the area again friday in to saturday. future cast. clear skies. that's going to allow our temperatures to bottom out in the teens if not colder in the morning. high thin clouds later in the day tomorrow. thicken up as we get in t t thursday. there's thursday evening and in to friday overnight it's going to be on the cloudier side. temperatures again in the teens for many valleys tonight. 12 in the valley. boone, you're matching that. 20s over the upstate under clear skies. look at the rebound tomorrow. folks. 50 in some places over the southen mountain. we'll take that. we'll pay the price. rain is likely friday and saturday. continue that chance o

that southeasterly flow really helps to bring in milder air. that's how we're going to see the brief warm up in the tampa area. we're tracking some changes. notice the cold front just to our west. that area of low pressure. this system is moving our way and will arrive here in the tampa bay area by the middle of this coming week. here's the big picture view. you can see it slowly pushing east. but the time we get into wednesday morning, we're going to start to see only rain around here. tomorrow stays pretty quiet. it's as we head into the early morning hours wednesday when we start to see showers. as the rain moves through, the showers will turn into snow as well. tomorrow morning will definitely be milder. temperatures in the low 50s. notice the forecast model picking up on a little more cloud cover into the afternoon over all going to be a great day. we'll top out in the mid-70s. not expecting rain for tuesday. there's the front we just showed you it starts to move in. so by 7:00 a.m. or so we could already be seeing a few showers around. as

for the boaters tomorrow we are looking at a southeasterly wind very light at 5 to 10. to chances of rain this week and thursday a >>> welcome back. next in the heat is on a roll. >> the heat are hoping a little home cooking will help lead them to their first four-game win streak of the season. right now they are looking good against the hawks. miami is plain 12 of their 17 games on the road. they are settling in nicely. he goes coast-to-coast for the nicely and and goes up by nine and they were just starting to pour on. they were in for the interim and the hits had a comfortable lead in the second quarter. derek rosemond is healthy and can do things like this. he scored 20 but the clips were too much. deandre jordan makes a lot of money and for good reason. the clippers one big 120-93. new format tonight. they kicked things off tonight against the metropolitan and the cats were showing out in the opener making all of south florida proud. there's a great savior sorry about that no goal for your. they have no issues lighting the lamp and not bad for the 43- year-old. you

as we shoot back up with that southeasterly flow. flow the long range forecast picks up more on this area of low pressure approaching from the west. you can see that best chance of showers and thunderstorms really in the daytime on friday. and then windier conditions building in behind that and cooler that's the weather we're expecting for saturday with highs in the 50s. the warm up carries into thursday and friday along with that rain chance on friday. rain chances drop off early saturday, and then the cold air breezy conditions too. and then by next week monday, tuesday. temperatures warming right back kind of the easier up and down thing we do with very chilly temps. >> let's just recap for a >> yes. >> correct. even goats get cold and sometimes they choose on their own to wear coats. >> obviously he made that choice himself. >> they're very smart animals. >> interesting i learn so much on this show. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> here's what you will see tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. >> fat water, it's a thing. i'll show you exact

it will start to bend a little more turning east and southeasterly tomorrow later in the day. a quick change to the southwest as that front goes by and boom, right to the northwest. we're going to see a lot of shifts in the wind pattern. the big difference is going to be the cold westerly flow that sets up sunday. this is just going to plow the cold air south in to the carolinas and bring chances of snow. we'll have it on in to sunday. temperatures wise it's going to be chilly. look at the clouds hanging in tonight. may get breaks in the clouds in the higher elevations west. but that's about it. then we're back in the thick cloud cover. rolling in from the south and west. it will be later in the day most then we get a break before the round of cold settles in. this is going to bring snow shower chances back in the mountains. rain fall is our biggest concern now. you see some bulls eye south maybe 6/10 of an inch in hendersonville. temperatures in the 30s tonight, exceptions west where you'll find 40s in the upstate. 49 for the high. quarter half an inch of rain. monday's high,

into sunday, we get a southerly and southeasterly wind of the ocean. that should allow things to warm up to mid 40' s sunday. the next system arrives with the southeasterly wind, we will get high temperatures in the 30' s. light southwesterly breeze. milder over the next couple days. tonight, it won' t be as cold with temperatures in the teens to lower 20' s in the southern areas. more of the same through the end of the week. sunshine today, mostly sunny tomorrow and friday partly sunny. saturday with a small risk of shower. that are chance at looks to be sunday. wind picks up and cooler air starts to rush in again but nothing as cold as the last couple days. erin: all right. we want you to check this out. this amazing sight captured by the hubble space telescope. this photo shows two galaxies merging into one. nasa says the new galaxy is located about 230 million light years from earth in the hercules constellation. so much going on out there. still to come on news 9 daybreak. we' helped reunite a little girl with her beloved stuffed animal is the eco

take one of two tracks, more northwesterly through sioux city and we'll get more happens...or southeasterly and we'll get less snow, areas like omaha and des moines could get more. we are working on pinning this down, once we know this.,.. we can draw you guys snowfall totals. timing tuesday morning through wednesday morning... caucus night should be for the most part ok, looking at an after midnight start. high winds a threat.. blowing snow. tonight. 26 nice night, few clouds and mild. tomorrow, 45, warmth continues with stubborn clouds. 7-day has am caucus day is looking good. snow blustery winds stay through wednesday. looking forward to more pleasant weather tomorrow! thanks elisa! jenna: diagnosis, staying positive can be beneficial. more to come next jenna: lupus is a common disease that can disease that can be life changing for people who are diagnosed with it. women are 10 times more likely to have lupus than men, according to the american college of rheumatology. in today's health minute, you'll meet one woman who's determined to have a positive outlook on life despite having the d

are watching for 26 degrees in battle mountain and in some rain and snow by 4 pm tomorrow with southeasterly winds around five miles per hour. down to the eastern sierra, bridgeport and mammoth by 2 pm. the rain showers for the central portion of the state, temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 50s. still that springlike weather feeling back in january. cloudy conditions will keep those it's -- skies calm throughout the day. a daytime high of 53 in carson city. mid-50s all around the map. a chillier night tonight in tahoe with temperatures dropping below freezing. things will start off as snow for the most part tomorrow, some rain showers as things warm-up, then dropping back to snow. we will be lingering around that freezing line for the most part, but we will see around 12- 14 inches of snow at the highest elevations. that rain will start falling by bit cooler up there, because rain will keep it a little cooler. upper 40s and to mid 50s. looking at your extended forecast, we are watching for this storm -- storm system to impact sunday-monday. another polls of energy tuesday. riley we

thawill turn into southeasterly wind. as this front aproaches from the central part of the u.s., the front will bring colder air, but ahead oft we'll see some showers and thunderstorms too with a possibility that some could be locally strong. now, let's take a look at this cloud and radar composite. you can see the clouds streaming in on the easterly breeze. this hour. this trend will continue tonight and into tomorrow for our area. i don't expect any rain for tonight or tomorrow due to the presence of dry air. moisture that's locatat near texas and the western gulf of mexico probably until wednesdaa that's when the rain chances are really going to start to pick up. here's your forecast now for the next seven days. partly cloudy tomorrow. a warmer afternoon. actually warmall day because mild temperatures in the morning of 64 will feel a lot warmer. 78 in the afternoon. thunderstorms are likely on wednesday. some of them could be strong. as i mentioned, we'll monitor that. if we see anyyhreat that these could be locally se

so we have the wind east-southeasterly here in asheville. pushing the wind down from the east and northeast. that affected our areas east. not so much in the asheville area or upstate. we thought the cool wedge was going to make it all the way to the upstate. it didn't. temperatures were about 10 degrees warmer than they thought. temperatures in the 50s and 60s today. a little cooler tomorrow. we're going to knock about 10 degrees off the high temperatures today in many cases east and south. there go the showers coming in by saturday afternoon and evening. it is a system from the mississippi valley that's actually well to the west of us now over southern arizona and that's going to push through and bring us a decent shot of rain. once it goes east, it is really going to chill down, folks. the high temperatures probably 7 o'clock in the morning. few showers. nothing widespread. better chance of rain in the lunch hour on saturday. scattered, numerous showers on saturday evening. rain fall amounts very little coming in the next 24 hours. but a

high pressure still in play bringing us that warm southeasterly flow. this is what's going to help allow temperatures to warm up as we head into tomorrow. this storm system is slowly pushing east. you can see more showers and storms developing across the southeast as we head into tomorrow. for us it's going to stay dry for tomorrow. it's not until wednesday until this front sinks further to the south. kind of combined with this. and that's why our rain chances are so high for wednesday. taking a close look in, you can see partly cloudy skies, not as it really looks nice. we will have more cloud cover around so not as much sunshine but we'll make it into the mid- 70s. by wednesday morning, notice the showers and storms rolling in. and these are expected to continue through the day. that's why our rain chances are so high. not only will most of us see rain but we'll see rain through a large portion of the day. watching that slight potential for a severe, a few isolated severe storms as well on wednesday. the linger storm system will continue in on thursda

more of a southeasterly flow. that's a warming trend that will carry into monday, tuesday. a few extra clouds into sunday. and monday more of the same. moisture comes back, a few more clouds. temperatures are nice and warm. 76 by monday. 64 degrees for a high saturday, 73 for a high on sunday. great weekend plan, slowly gets a bit milder. the usual routine once we run these fronts through the area. a bit more extreme with the el nio this year. the warmer water that cools in the pacific and changes worldwide weather patterns. we throw out el nio a lot so i explanation. >> all right, thank you, sir. >>> girl scout cookies are back and this year adults can enjoy them even more! >> we'll show you how the cookies are being paired with wine. and is mcdonald's -- sorry, went off on a tangent there. [ laughter ] >> mcdonaldee new mozzarella sticks aren't coming out so cheesy! why some customers are asking >>> nissan is recalling many of its altimas due to a latch that can cause the hood to fly open while driving. causing it to remain open. the new recall actually 2015. some of them

a little more wind to deal with at this hour south and southeasterly. that will play a big role as it did last night. it didn't last night, because we had more wind. tonight, though, those winds will be less. i still think we'll drop in to the teens area wide. 20s for wind chills north. we'll be down to 23 at 11. a little bit of wind will certainly drop those wind chills down. you're going below freezing at 9 o'clock in the upstate. we'll talk about the warming spell that we will experience. and what price we have to pay for it. i'll see you in a few minutes. >> larry: it's getting so cold, the code purple is in effect for tonight as emergency shelters prepare to house people who temperatures drop. they're using every available space to get folks out of the cold. the rescue mission provides blankets who may not stay there warm. >>> macon county is left with more than $700,000 in damages after the heavy rains around they've sent a request for a damage assessment. that could determine if any money will be made available for affected by the flooding. preli

strong southeasterly wind and turning westerly once this area of low pressure moving in from the west clearing the area. and we'll continue to call for higher winds. perhaps less so later in the day. and it's all about generating energy from this area of low pressure. that's back to the west of us. rain across the northern part of the gulf coast. warm front up ahead. we still have high pressure around helping to provide cooler temperatures but naturally starting to warm up. we have alex out there, 90 miles per hour. became a hurricane today. happen. a.m. this january hurricane. hurricane warnings in effect for the azors. no effect on florida or the u.s. on the rpm forecast model probably one of the most important graphics. our high risk model picks up on the possibility of some early morning rain. watching this squall line associated with this area of low pressure. you can see the timing on that up until about noontime. the threat for severe weather and pushes east. keep in mind the moisture is extremely fast, well over 100. the severe weather threat especially any time from 6:00 a.m.

high pressure will continue to shift and we'll get more of a southeasterly flow. low pressure approaches from the west. of showers. 59degrees tuesday. 64 for wednesday. and certainly dry through this period, thursday with a high of 70 degrees. no rain there but there's your 50% shower and thunderstorm chance as we get into friday. it doesn't look as severe as the last but it does reminds us what we were saying about these storms lining up and coming in. we could see it a severe weather event. we'll keep an eye on these two. need less to say we're very skeptical. every one that comes our way we will monitor it. >> nice job. >>> and a popular ice cream is making a come back. >> we'll tell you when you will >>> popular ice cream brand is making a come back. today blue bell products were delivered to kentucky, tennessee and the carolinas. it's expected to be restock in florida later this month. >>> the prices of priority mail and priority mail express went up yesterday. priority mail increased 1.8%. the faster priority mail express jumped on average 14.4%. >>> and the

with a light southeasterly wind over all. as we look back to the west we have an area of low pressure. another one off to the east that really had no effect on us at all. we will continue to watch the approach of this area of low pressure that brought rain to houston this yesterday. you can see the clouds rolling in ad head of the rain. the rain we're looking at just to the west may erode just a little bit as it gets closer to the coast. overnight and through the morning hours. that low pressure area out of the area. we'll talk more about your forecast for tomorrow and beyond and cool weather next week. >>> she researched hover boards online knowing that some of them catch fire. when she tried to make a return >>> when a sarasota grandmother tried to surprise her grandson with a hover board, she got a surprise. when she didn't get what she was expecting. >> reporter: hover boards took and were the most have gift of the holidays. kate colleton bought what she thought was a topnotch hover board from amazon. soon after it arrive

the flow around that high will send in more of a southeasterly flow. just a milder feel to the air. a bit more moisture in the atmosphere. the warming trend will carry into monday where we're looking at thiechls in the upper 70s, and it'll carry into tuesday as well. for tonight, chilly, 49 degrees, clearwater. 47 tarpin springs. these temperatures slightly below normal. inverness, 40. sebring 72 tomorrow. 69 sarasota. and highs low 70s in some of the inland spots. locations. 57 degrees for the evening! jacket probably if you're gonna be out. 69 degrees for saturday. cool start to the day. saturday and sunday, sunday is gorgeous, 73 degrees. temperatures upper 70s into next week, and the usual rain chance routine into wednesday, thursday timeframe. it'll cool down after that. >> and not raining tomorrow. thank you, sir. >>> making noise in music city, getting ready for all- star weekend. walmart set out on a mission to find you the best oranges. to do that, we first had to find the best orange growers. we logged the miles, put in the hours, tasted a lot of fruit, and shook a lot of

there and enjoy it because it is beautiful and we're looking at court temps at 68 already, and southeasterly winds at about 8 miles-per-hour and that southerly wind is going to driveway these temperatures into the upper 60s and low 70s. we're already in the 60s over the entire viewing area, and we have just started our warm up and we're nine degrees warmer in downtown orlando than we were yesterday at this time so we'll continue this warming trend for the next few days, and we're making a come back believe it or not. i'll talk to you-all about that coming up. darlene. >>> presidential candidates are making their final pitch to voters this weekend. coming up the late of the move by the state department, some republican candidates are calling unacceptable. >>> covering seminole county a man accused of shooting and the run. on friday deputies say harris east altamonte springs. that's when investigators say someone went into the middle of the road and started firing at his car. harris died at a local hospital. investigators are still working to find the suspect. >>> regina hill is convinced her

we have southeasterly wind picking up, wind will be north and east for a bit tomorrow thanks to the system the weekend as this system over here progresses toward us and starts to kick up that southeasterly flow a and temperatures start to sky rocket. for now we are seeing outer cloud bands impacting the area clouds keeping us milder overnight hanging on to the mid 40's here in philadelphia 46 in millville. forty-three in wilmington and 41 in reading. right now. temperatures jumped 17 degrees in the past couple hours in millville, 6 degrees warmer in philadelphia warm up continues. notice tomorrow we will see some sun early and then clouds really start to build back in tomorrow night. couple showers at 11:00 p.m. most of saturday is rain free, damp, drizzly and this big batch gets in early on sunday. so as far as overnight hours are concerned seasonal night at 31 degrees, mostly cloudy. your friday, clouds, sun shower around late 47 degrees, late, overnight, probably around 11 or midnight. another arctic blast waits in the wings, a after the the weekend we will get cold to dive in on monday

we'll see a southeasterly flow. 64 degrees for friday, more sunshine, sunshine, mix in a few clouds, but very nice weekend. put that rain into your memory for now. some folks got too much. temperatures upper 70s as we head into monday and tuesday. >> there's something there for everyone there. >> really warm by tuesday. near 80? what? >> crazy. >>> coming up next in sports, the new buccs offensive coordinator doesn't hold back >>> gasparilla trending right now on wfla.com. in two days, pirates will invade tampa bay. i'll be co-hosting our coverage along with josh benson. jen will be our pirate reporter on the street. our coverage starts at 2:30, and everything you need to know >>> two balls, two strikes, two down. the delivery by mcgee, and he changed up on him with a breaking ball. >> oh, the rays let go of a big piece of their bullpen tonight. jake mcgee sent to the colorado rockies in exchange for an outfielder, cory dickerson. be scratching your head. this is one part of the roster that is actually loaded. they are banking on the bat of dickerson, left-handed bat. he had a 299 ba

it has a southeasterly track so i'm expecting lighter accumulations north and west, and higher accumualtions south and east. it's gone by the morning and another arctic high comes through, clearing our skies and further pushing arctic air. sat night, dangerously cold and sunday below 0. nday above 0, but better r rief comes by tuesday. snow forecast: 2-3" southeast, below 1" northwest. tonight, cloudy and frigid 2 with wind chills below 0. tomorrow, clouds and bitter cold. snow coming in plummet sat night, dangerous cold, wind chills near 40 below. below 0 sunday. tuesday has temps warmer w/ a chance of light snow. jenna/tim/fred stay warm this weekend! folks in the quad cities are preparing for their annual ice-stravaganza kicking off dawson list, an award winning ice sculptor is in davenport, carving masterpieces out of 12 thousand pounds of ice. he's modeling this year's sculptures after eagles, which he says are iconic symbols of winter in the area. but the winter wonderland is complete with all sorts of activities for the family, including live music, give aways and crafts for the kids.

this is the one that will bring in a swath of moisture friday to saturday and we'll get an east southeasterly wind. look at the rain snow line, back beyond 495. there will be some snow across northern new england but a the coast. there may be minor accumulations but the brunt of any accumulating snow will be across central and northern new england and look at the cold that follows. wow. only will be around 20 by early next week. emily: sounds really cold. cindy: it's january. emily: thank you, cindy. olessa: it might an bit slick in some spots to be careful on the secondary roadways. a live look at the expressway by the mall, those are your northbound cars heading to the bottom of the screen, seeing the rush hour volume starting to build. let's go to the maps and see the rest of your trip. so far, good shape, not a lot of construction last night because of the weather. south of town you're doing fine. problem-free trip so far with everyone getting by at the speed limit. much of the same on the pike and route nine out of framingham and all the way to boston and north of town, also no complaint

we will have a southeasterly breeze. looking for the highs. probably getting to 41 degrees. something like that in the afternoon. it will be 27 in the morning and the average wake-up. that is warmer than the past few mornings. 36 in midday. it will become cloudy with a high of 41 degrees. for the next seven days take it to 46 on friday. friday is a slight chance of a late day shower. clipper of sun in the morning and clouds have 60% chance of rain for the late afternoon and evening. turning colder at night. the first few days of next week are back to the cold stuff but more dry weather. that is the latest. back to you. maureen: thank you, doug. leon: all right. big weekend coming up with the skins. one fans have been waiting years for. robert: glad we are not playing the seahawks. do the redskins get it done against the packers on sunday? what you say about it. and lebron is at verizon. he wants this game bad. announcer: now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: the redskins-packers this sunday. the matchup most wanted. last time the sk

notice again that southeasterly flow. that is what is really going to enjoy it though. because the warm temperatures us. cold front at the doorstep. by the late morning hours we are going to see scattered showers, isolated storms, can't rule out an isolated strong to severe storm as well. with the area of low pressure further north this time around, the better dynamics for severe weather will be north of us. doesn't mean we won't see an isolated severe storm friday. we could see a few sprinkles saturday morning as well. we can't rule out again a few sprinkles during the children's parade. but it will be cloudy, windy, and chilly with highs in the upper 50s . main rain chances coming in friday. 60% or so seeing rain at your house. saturday, the rain chances drop off significantly, but there will be a little moisture sunday, we completely clear that out and take the rain chances out of the forecast. temperatures now dropping back quickly. northern areas in the low 40s . we are sitting at 54 in tampa two day ins the 70s not going to last long. enjoy tomorrow if you are loo

more of an east-southeasterly wind means more cloud coverage no big trigger for the rain just yet. a little bit of the upsloping going on with that moisture creating some cloud cover and a little bit of sprinkle activity and light showers. it's really the cold front we see on the map moving through the mississippi valley. that comes in slowly. we'll keep that rain chance pretty high even in the early part of the weekend. temperatures in the teens tonight. mid to upper teens. newland down to 12 in the morning. 20s over the upstate. it will be cold all across the region. temperatures in the 40s tomorrow. majority of the mountain valleys. mid to upper 40s at very best. thinking 40s in asheville and hendersonville will do it. mid 40s in the upstate as well. if it weren't for the northeast wind, you'd be warmer than that. friday is the wetter day with 70% chance for rain. we get cold again next week. to 40 again come monday and tuesday. you know there's going to be wind with that. saturday in the up >> darcel: armed militia members have been occupying federal land for four days in orego

it has a southeasterly track so i'm expecting lighter accumulations north and west, and higher accumualtions south and east. it's gone by the morning and another arctic and further pushing arctic air. sat night, dangerously cold and sunday below 0. monday above 0, but better relief comes by tuesday. snow forecast: 2-3" southeast, below 1" northwest. tonight, cloudy and frigid 2 with wind chills below 0. tomorrow, clouds and bitter cold. snow coming in late. 7-day has temps plummet sat night, dangerous cold, wind chills near 40 below. below 0 sunday. tuesday has temps warmer w/ a chance of light snow. stay warm and safe chris: hello everybody and happy friday night. hello everybody and happy friday night. chris: hello everybody and happy friday night. welcome to the abc9 sportszone, along side alex walker, i'm chris palmquist. alex coming up we'll nebraska and check out ranked and laurel; we'll see if dakota undefeated and we'll have a top- between cherokee and western christian. but we'll start in sioux city. chris: over the past couple of years, east and north has been one of the marquee ma

high likelihood of 6 or southeasterly track..meaning heavy snow areas south and east of us, sioux city can get in on some of that, but will likely have totals on the lighter end of the heavier snow. risk of 6" or more is central ne, moderate for sioux city... meaning we will probably see around 6 inches. and a high risk of 6 inches or more areas south and east. timing early tuesday through tuesday night. heaviest southeast of sioux city... problem. blowing snow, low visibility, even blizzard conditions possible. dangerous travel on tuesday. clouds for now. temperatures in the upper 30s. winds not breezy and shifting, out of the nw tonight. tonight 32 with rain/ snow mix... light accumumutions. tomorrow, morning snow flurries possible, less than inch accumulation and clouds lingering in the afternoon. 7- day clouds again for caucus, blustery heavy snow tuesday, windy and colder wednesday. deborah/elisa update elisa! when we come back...we head out to winnavegas for tonight's king of the cage event...alex has siouxlanders fighting for world titles.... john devall in the world flyweight b

with more of a southeasterly flow. helps to moderate our temperatures so we will stay in the upper 40s for tonight. by the afternoon hours, we reach into the low 70s . notice our forecast model build ago little more cloud cover, but it will stay dry thursday night but friday morning we will see the showers and storms develop. these will push through during the day. mainly looking at showers, some isolated thunderstorms, maybe an isolated severe storm. but the severe storms are not going to be widespread. but we will still of course you. just going to be a cool day. highs only in the upper 50s . probably one of the coolest children's parades for us. while the temperatures will be cool, you know when the wind is kicking it feels much worse. make sure the kids are bundled up this year. sunday, we will be near 60. warm up before our next cold front rolls through wednesday. it is just the season where the temperatures are going up and down, up and down. >> uh-huh. when the wind is a kicking. >> you can feel it. >> yes. >> m

tomorrow they'll become a little more east and southeasterly. that's going to mean cooler weather will get wedged in as that rain falls and cools the atmosphere, the cooler air will settle down in the valleys. we're certainly going to see a cooler day tomorrow. second front comes through saturday early on. very little if any accumulation. then there's our system to the south on sunday. way too far south to give us any fits. we'll see mostly dry weather in the weekend. future cast. hour by hour. clouds on the increase after midnight. there's your legend, snow. possibly some light snowfall on the onset of this precip as we get in to early tomorrow morning for the balsams and nantahalas. we're talking high elevations. watch how quickly it all changes to rain by the lunch hour. so what falls in highest elevations, we're talking 3500 feet, likely pretty light stuff. nonetheless, don't be surprised to see snowflakes up there above 3500 feet tomorrow morning. clouds off and on for the rest of the weekend. i think this model is a little under done when

as we head into thursday, high atlantic. a southeasterly breeze. so we briefly get into the 70s for thursday and friday. but hold up, here comes another cold front that's going to bring rain on friday and then it's going to be cold again, just in time for the gasparilla parade on saturday. so highs today only in the 50s. most of us in the 30s tonight and places below freezing in citrus, hernando and pasco. and you see the warm-up on friday before it's cold again. >>> we have a good drive right now. the only reason it's yellow is because we have some red lights on our surface streets. through new port richey and the land o'lakes area, to i-75 on state road 54, seven minutes here. and palm harbor, state road 54 to tampa, roughly 14 minutes. let's take a live look at polk county. hillsborough county, looks great. back to gene and gayle. >> thanks. >>> a medical device, tiny device, the size of a gain of rice, it could be a game changer. >> how it's helping researchers better understand brain injuries. >>> and a new football helmet. a look at how the n