another low willtrack out of southern canada tonight into the tennessee valley bylate tuesday....winter storm warning in effect until noon est today....today...mostly cloudy with rain and freezing rain this morning...then partly sunny with a slight chance of rain this afternoon. ice accumulation around a trace. not as cool with highs in thelower 40s. west winds 15 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.chance of precipitation 90 percent..tonight...mostly cloudy with a chance of rain. a chance ofsnow...mainly in the evening. lows around 30. northwest windsaround 10 mph. chance of precipitation 30 percent..wednesday...partly sunny. highs in the mid 40s. with gusts up to 25 mph. .wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the upper 20s. northwest winds around 10 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. .thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 40s. northwest windsaround 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph in the morning...becominglight and variable..thursday night and friday...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 20s.highs in the upper 40s..friday night through saturday night...partly cloudy. lows in thelower 40s. hig

another low willtrack out of southern canada tonight into the tennessee valley bylate tuesday....winter storm warning in effect until noon est today....today...mostly cloudy with rain and freezing rain this morning...then partly sunny with a slight chance of rain this afternoon. ice accumulation around a trace. not as cool with highs in thelower 40s. west winds 15 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.chance of precipitation 90 percent..tonight...mostly cloudy with a chance of rain. a chance ofsnow...mainly in the evening. lows around 30. northwest windsaround 10 mph. chance of precipitation 30 percent..wednesday...partly sunny. highs in the mid 40s. northwest windsaround 10 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. .wednesday night...partly cloudy. lows in the upper 20s. northwest winds around 10 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. .thursday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 40s. northwest windsaround 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph in the morning...becominglight and variable..thursday night and friday...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 20s.highs in the upper 40s..friday night through saturday night...partly clou

here's the arctic front and it will drag pure arctic air from southern canada and at 11 below, and sud bury canada at 11 below, the numbers got worse and worse. during the day on saturday with a cold blast of air and not only the cold blast but the wind, because of that, we have a wind chill watch in effect, midday saturday through midday sunday meaning wind chills are dangerously low. wind chills approaching 30 below zero, exposed flesh can freeze in ten minutance serious cold from saturday and sunday, sunday morning we will challenge a that in a few minutes. >> kim: a couple of ways to deal with this bitterplasty. layer up or stay in side. we are outside at fun annual hall. >> reporter: it is cold outside tonight, kim. the wind chill, i will demonstrate for you, say this place turkey container is your skin and flower inside is the heat that radiates from your skin, you pick up the winds and it goes everywhere making you feel even colder. with drank russ teps forecasting the mayor is asking foam check on the elderly and disailed neighbors and be mindful of the homeless to show how col

there's a lot of cold bottled up in the southern canada. everything is racing west to east across the country it is bottling up the cold air up to the north. it's 70 degrees in seant -- saint louis. at some point it will reach the east whether it's tomorrow or tuesday, we've got warmer temperatures on the way. here's future tracker 6, smooth sailing, again, the rest of the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, a couple of high, thin clouds that's about it partly cloudy overnight tonight, tomorrow morning there's the brief passing shower between 7 and 10:00 a.m. in the afternoon it's bright anticipate sunny again. we'll see decent snows in southern canada with this, and heavier rains off to the northwest, but for us we'll see a brief period of rain and showers, it will be a breezy afternoon. outside of that the next system arrives friday. we'll talk about that in a second. sunny, 62 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. overnight tonight, 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 45 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day

the cold air is in f9`0northern canada and southern canada is seeing unusually r for this time of year. it has =2 eastern part of the country in late february. c8 tonight and south carolina the temperatures have dropped into the 30s and 40s, 35 greenwood, 40 columbia, d"@`039 sumter and 41 pkt: in orangeburg. a computer model continues to show8tun7r see a lot of sunshine with high pressure building in a beautiful day and yqt: sunny skies through sunday sunday night will iy0`0be clear that we will watch a front approach on mondaycw whether it will go through our area but it will come close providing partly cloudy skies mg:`0 on monday.(t: tonight will be chilly low temperatures dropping into the upper 20s and low 30s with 27 ,\ and saluted, 29 winnsboro and columbia. 30 in sumter and 32t# and orangeburg. tomorrow temperatures warming upe orangeburg 59 st. matthews, 57 sumter, 58 columbiakpk@`0 56 camden. seven-day forecast8s* conditions on sunday it will be sunny_?gt: but warming up to 68 degrees as wind increase from the southwest. on monday partlyfq>]sn7 cloudy with a high of 70 to 72

here's another cold front in southern canada. that will come through tomorrow with pretty much the weather we had today. a lot of clouds, you might see the disc of the sun, a couple of snow flurries. temps right now in the middle 30s. once the snowshowers and squalls fade away, partly cloudy skies. 24 and 28. and through the day tomorrow, a lot of clouds, a snowshower or two and a coating possible with some of these snowshowers and snow squalls. it won't be widespread. they behave similar to summertime storms where you hear me barking about them for a couple of hours and might go the i entire day tomorrow and not see one snowflake. so you just saw the pics out of fenway park, big air, happens tomorrow and friday, the 12th. six to 10:30. friday night it will be clear and temperatures the next couple of evening, not bad at all. friday during the day, a mix of clouds and sunshine, temps on friday, mid-20s. so there's one more in this line of arctic front that will come pure arctic air, a cold shot of air that comes into new england

snow is falling from southern canada to georgia and alabama tonight. we're expecting some of that snow from the mid-atlantic to move into new england tomorrow. couple of snow showers here and there possible. mostly focusing on mid-morning tomorrow into the early evening. scattered snow showers. some of these briefly heavy. looking at scatterings of a coating to as much as 2 inches in the heavier snow showers. biggest impact on travel. little more snow thursday. a lot of cold this weekend. >>> eric, thank you. this was the scene yesterday along the south shore. blizzard conditions. you can see the high winds kicking up against the surf, which led to flooding. bill shields went back to the areas hardest hit today for a closer look. >> reporter: utility crews were keeping up with the downed lines, but erosion happened despite the best effort. >> overall, we weathered the storm pretty good. we had normal cleanup after the tides. we'll look at the next tide this evening. but we've had cleanup after the high tide yesterday and last night and again this morni

out the across tennessee, kentucky and then it stays inland and trackness to upstate new york, southern canadathursday. this would be a milder solution bringing mainly rain, to our forecast. so lets check gfs american model, kind of the same deal, it brings it into kentucky by noon time on wednesday and more of an inland track into southern canada, and this will bring warmer air. snow lovers i don't think you'll see a whole lot out of this one. mainly tuesday afternoon could see a few wet snow flakes far north and west of the city. fifty-six for the high today, tonight we will see some rain at times, 39 degrees and here's that extended forecast. we are cooling it down for the workweek, still mild on monday, 50, then the 40's with the worst of the rain coming in here it looks like wednesday afternoon, wednesday night and then cools down again by the end of the next week. rahel, back to you. >>> time right now 7:19. time to check on the roads, lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center good morning, ann. >> we have good news, we have a clear boulevard. boulevard northbound back opened agai

and 54 degrees in the polar vortex is sitting at this hour right there across the southern canada province. only a piece of this is moving in the delaware valley but it is cold enough. here's your day planner, 19 degrees by 9:00 o'clock. we are at 22. numbers will continue to tail off throughout the day by 11:00 o'clock, 19, by 1:00 o'clock. nineteen. by 3:00 he clock 17 and then by 5:00 o'clock 14. what you are not seeing there are wind chill values that will range from 5 degrees above zero to as much as five to 10 degrees below zero today. then those numbers get colder, ten to 20 degrees below zero overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning some areas well north and west of philadelphia could be as cold as 5 degrees below zero with that wind. when i come back here in a few minutes we will talk about that and possibility of accumulating snow, on monday, into monday night, gray? >> chris, looking forward to it. thanks very much. 7:02. officials are taking extra precaution toss get people out of this bitter cold this weekend. code blue is in effect in philadelphia. other pa

of the moisture with this monster storm -- is with this monster storm going all the way from southern canada into tennessee. earlier this afternoon this was in washington dc as well. over the next 24 hours that storm will lift off to the north these. it is a pretty good line of atlantic. in the morning tomorrow our skies should be pretty clear. the front to the north of us work with. it will be cold in the mountains tomorrow, zero gunnison, seven at craig, government -- -- 7 at craig. midshipman 40s around sterling and akron. low 50s on the sooth these plains, 30s and 40s in the mountains and to the west. front range numbers tomorrow our upper 40s to lower 50s for lower elevations, upper 30s to lower 40s in the mountains. if you're heading up to ski, bring your sunscreen along. tonight we expect clear skies, light winds and 23, good air the high temperature is expected to climb to 52 pleasant. looking ahead to friday, 55 degrees, saturday 67. that is our bright spot coming a beautiful day, sunday will inches of snow for the monday will be dry again. looking into tuesday, we will see a mix of

the closest area of precipitation across new york state and southern canada. warm area across the nation's midsection that will shift to the north and east. that will bring us a beautiful sunday afternoon. now, we keep things dry tonight. cold, but less wind. we'll going to wake up with temperatures into the 30s. below freezing areas north and west throughout the course of the afternoon. plenty of sunshine. not a cloud in sight. this particular model keeps temperatures into the upper 50s. with plenty of sunshine i'm thinking it will get warmer than that. we keep things dry sunday night. it's monday afternoon. temperatures do remain warm we have a weak front that will move through that can bring spotty showers mostly monday morning. it's not looking like much or prolonged. conditioned will stay warm through your monday afternoon. typically the temperature drops quite a bit we're not looking a a drastic cool down. partly cloudy for tonight with less wind. 35 the low in philadelphia. 28, areas north and west. still cold out there but beautiful as we led into sund

that weather system fades away, and then a whole new weather system coming out of southern canada renews the chance of a few isolated snowshowers again tomorrow. temps right now in the middle 30s. the city at 35. fitchburg at 36, and as these weather systems come through, their cold fronts, they kind of reinforce the chilly air but nothing bitterly cold just yet. lower 30s tomorrow. friday cold, mid-20s, and look at this stuff here. big trout lake, 9 below. i point it out because of a piece this arctic air will break we will talk more about that coming up. >>> and we're staying on top of a developing story this evening. police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who was caught right there on camera, woburn. the man is okay. the driver already wanted for saling a police officer. let's go out to 7's kelli o'hara who is there now to bring us the latest on the investigation and the search for this driver. >> he was being questioned from allegedly stealing money from his old job when he apparently pushed a police officer, jumped the 65-year-old man. >> reporter: he's okay but you can see t

that w eure is moving over southern canadae have got at warm o on its heels cold frt that will move through tomorrow g. but wt is happening g ange in the jet stream. the last wk we had jet stream down to the south with that pool of arctic air reaming . new jet stream is re zonal. rly straight from the west to the ea. this is aowing th rm air for southwest to me in. we are lookg at mratures in the 50's and 60's and 70's, not too r n a compare this to last ny. theast sday the gh 20. wind cll ten bow below zero. is sunday will feel close to 07-degree warmer. 58 degrees. that 13egrees above normal. that being i so areas couldee a little bit of snow, on moay morning. future tcrhing after the sunsets on sunday we will have some showers rng from the west, weak disturbance rolling along that stalled cold o and then early in the rng around 1: o'clock some of th snow, wet snow aoss northwestern suburbs it is a quick eventt is out of here by monday morning. the besthance of seeing any accumulation will be north of theennsylvania turnpike but with the e ground wm, from the temperatures this weekend we

we will watch this system moving out of the southern canada, bringing cold air with a threat the for and on snow showers. so we will break this down. it is a complicated forecast. it is not a well organize system. the it will transfer energy off shore during the day tuesday but it ties late to get a heavy snowfall out of this. here's the setup. monday afternoon and monday night we will see light rain and snow showers breaking out. it is off and on snow showers around at times tuesday. not a steady snow. this could be around to impact morning commute on tuesday. overall, light accumulation expect, maybe general one to 3 . the lets a's time things out, there you you go storm number one, moves off shore maybe brushes coast tomorrow with precipitation. and then into monday afternoon, monday night we will see that next disturbance out of the midwest and snow showers breaking out monday night into tuesday morning. we will see a little bit of the break tuesday afternoon but more snow showers could move in later on tuesday night. so this is one model forecast generally about one to 3 inches

but this overhere, here is the front showing itself up across southern canada. behind that the air is dangerously cold. moosonee 8 below. big trout lake at 17 blow. this cold air, this comes charging out of canada it'll blast through new england during the day on saturday. when it does get through new england it'll send wind chills down below 0 by saturday evening. overnight saturday night and through the day on sunday. we do have a wind chill watch in effect. mid day saturday through mid day sunday. wind chills between 20-30 below. even in metro boston. i think the wind chills will be around 15-20 below zero, here are the temperatures on saturday. teens in the afternoon. near 0 by late saturday night. below 0, even in the city of boston sunday morning with a wind chill around 25 below. let you know how long this arctic air plans on sticking around. >> kim: the family of a one-year-old girl who died in cambridge in the care of a nanny filed a lawsuit. the girl's parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against ashley brady mccarty five months after prosecutors dro

colder air is coming in from the great lakes and from southern canada overnight tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night and you will feel the difference in temperature. just to get it started, boston will coast through the low 40's into the 30's. then at least into the upper 20's by tomorrow morning and there won't be too much of a temperature rise tomorrow. instead of mid 40's. our highs may only be in the low 30's. more changes coming for the weekend and especially next week. we'll be talking about that more in a little while. >> a homeowner in southern new hampshire learns the hard way not to -- how not to thaw fro zen pipes. he took a blow torch and torched his entire house. it ignited a piece of insulation which started the fire that spread upward through the house. >> there are safer ways. >> takes a little longer, but at least you still have your house standing when you get the pipes thawed. >> despite the fire department's best efforts, the house is a total loss. >>

but here comes colder air down out of southern canada. some of that will get involved tomorrow. it is just cold enough. as this moisture gets in the area it can start as a period of snow. we'll probably have clouds coming in and around 2:00 tomorrow afternoon snow is breaking out across southern connecticut. and then it spreads northeast. around 6:00 it is in the boston area. there could be a period of steadier snow. that will lift to the north. and then the warmer air comes at a higher level. there is a several hour period where it can accumulate snow and probably will give a coating to a couple of inches and one to three inches on the that's how i see it. after that we will be left with freezing rain and freezing drizzle in this area late tomorrow into wednesday morning and that's why a winter weather advisory has been posted for that area. we haven't even talked about the eventule wind and the heavy rains we will be dealing with. that's coming up in a little while. phil and jc? jc: bill cosby's wife is under oath right now giving a deposition in the lawsuit against her husban

we have chilly air around the great lakes and southern canada that will come in. that's why it will be chillier late tonight and tomorrow morning, all dime and all the way up to early on friday. only a little bit above the freezing mark tomorrow. there may be a couple of snow flurries with the colder air over the somewhat milder ocean. very cold especially in the suburbs early friday. then we moderate a little bit into the 30's. maybe just a touch of mixed precipitation. doesn't look like much. most to the north. saturdays are it looks like we could top off around 50 with a gusty westerly wind. a little chillier on sunday. and overnight sunday night into the first thing on monday, also, appeared of mixed precipitation. could be that areas north, especially southern new hampshire, maybe northern mass, might be cold enough for snow. just a chance. somewhat colder air moves in early next week. now it gets complicated. tuesday night either snow or mix could move in at night. on wednesday, maybe even into thursday. there is the potential for a long duration of precipit

then as the storm gets closer to us, it'll intensify and it'll scrape in colder air from southern canada and also make its own cold air. the storms are efficient. we let them do their thing and they'll do wonders for you or against you if you don't like snow. here you go. the storm timeline we've rain cape ann, city ofs boston, south shore, even in the worcester hills at that time it's rain. and general thirst like that as we work between 1:00 and 4:00 the colder air comes in so the rain flips to snow. 495, metro west, even in the western suburbs of boston duringed morning commute the rain/snow line will work down so route 3 is going to be a problem. route 24, 44, 95 up to the city. mass pike, route 20. route 2. though road coming in or out of the hubb is going to be a problem because it will be snow coming down rather deadly. wide spread wet snow. the roads are going to be warm but the snow is coming down at a rate that overtakes the warm grouped that you will have wet pasty snow. it's going to be a tough battle. that is the case then mid-afternoon tomorrow here you go. the back edge of

this low pressure moves over southern canada. we get this warm front tonight.o with that warm front temperatures essentially holding steady. really not dropping much. 32 degrees in the cooler suburbs. 34 for center city. mostly cloudy skies. and then tomorrow we are in the warm sector of the storm. big change from last weekend. last weekend we had this big dip in the jet stream that arctic invasion. this weekend the jet stream buckles to the north. temperatures in the 50's and 60's, 70's not too far to the south. so, breaking down the week tomorrow really the better of the two days. good amount of sunshine. 62 degrees. a cold front moves through saturday night. comes through dry but knocks temperatures down a little bit, 58 degrees but still we're looking at temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal. 62 is typical of early april. not mid february. then futur future tracker showig sunday night chance of precipitation. 11 o'clock some rain developing in the northwest suburbs. look what happens in the wee hours of the morning. this is when we could get a little b

but here comes colder air down out of southern canada. some of that will get involved tomorrow. it is just cold enough. as this moisture gets in the area it can start as a period of snow. we'll probably have clouds coming in and around 2:00 tomorrow afternoon snow is breaking out across southern connecticut. and then it spreads northeast. around 6:00 it is in the boston area. there could be a period of steadier snow. that will lift to the north. and then the warmer air comes at a higher level. there is a several hour period where it can accumulate snow and probably will give a coating to a couple of inches and one to three inches on the

this is charring out of southern canada. arctic air is heavy and it is stop it. trees there still coming through the u.s. canadian border. boston 22, norwood at 22. worcester at 18. if you are out and about this evening, it's just normal cold. it's a chilly night in metro boston, southern new england but it's not dangerous with wind was last night. last night we had winds gusting 30 or 40 miles per hour which drove wind chills last night down below zero. so if you are out at big air this evening the numbers upper teens to around 20 with barely a puff of air and then overnight tonight temperatures don't move all that much from this evening. 15 to 20 with cloudy skies and a bit of patchy, light snow developing very late tonight and early tomorrow morning down along the south coast as well as the cape and islands. that's out ahead of the arctic front and then when that comes through that will kind of just i'm not really expecting snowflakes in boston. maybe a few flurries tomorrow morning but that would be about it with tempera

notice how it's still pretty chilly around here and up in southern canada. so before the cold air leaves and the mild air arrives, right near the boundary, we're starting to see some action. we're right around the freezing mark as you can see. here's a little bit of snow, starting to show up on radar. it's initially coming into air that's extremely dry, so this first bunch of snow is not reaching the ground. but there's another strip behind it and probably one or two of these will make it down to the ground a little bit later on this evening. there's a look at our radar. so, what about the timetable? maybe 10:00, 11:00 in boston. now if it holds aufs until after midnight, then it's just going to be rain showers in boston. but to the north and west, especially the worcester hills, that's your best chance of getting an inch or more of snow overnight. the rest of our area, before we see the clearing skies move in maybe a dusting to a couple of tents of an inch. obviously that melts tomorrow in the mild air. no two ways about it. just like ed mentioned, this is

this pushed back into the southern provinces of canada. winds shift out of the south we'll see 50s and 60s. not too far from the south, we're talking about the 60s and 70s in the carolinas and georgia. 3:00 p.m., 62. look for a combination of sun and clouds, 5:00 p.m., 64. gray we'll talk about the chance of rain sunday night into monday morning and also another one for tuesday and wednesday that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> this morning condo residents in burlington county are looking for a place to stay after a fire. look at the intensity here. the fire sent 6 people to the hospital. three residents, two firefighters and police officer were overcome by smoke billowing there. they will be okay. four units in the buildings, building 39 were lost, a dog was also rescued the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> this morning police have a warning about a disturbing new scam designed to take your money, it's called virtual kidnapping. police say there have been a number of them in the area over the past months. dann cuellar

there is arctic air lurking across southern canada and as we roll through spring that becomes a different issue with what we call back door fronts where most of the country is 70 and we have these fronts that sneak down from canada and then end our warm parade so that might be something that plays a role later on. as we leave winter and have early spring you still have cold colder shots of air that can come into the northeast. for tonight mostly clear. it cools off but again that arctic air that was pointing out that's not making a beeline into boston. so tomorrow it's cooler than today. no records tomorrow. but seasonable. decent winter day tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. 40 to 45 of course it's election tuesday. you know, lots of sunshine, a tomorrow evening. no weather issues at if i time during the day tomorrow with temperatures tomorrow in the lower 40's so it's seasonable. here come another storm system but like all of the other storms wearing out a path in the carpet this one will go west so we are on the warm side of that storm system late tomorrow night and wednesday morning. w

this is an area of low pressure that tracks through southern canada but it tries to drag it through itill not have a lot of moisture or strength with it too. overall it is remaining a quiet forecast, for the weekend. that leaves us sometime to talk about fun things like the first day of spring, i love looking at spring flowers, pretty pastels, right. march 20th which is coincidently the first home union march. very excited about that. vernal equinox takes place, 12 hours, ten minutes of daylight. thank you mother nature. coming along slowly but surely. we will give you a solid b today. cool start. tad breezy to the day but very seasonal. 34:00 p.m., 35. we are shooting for 36. sunshine for your thursday. coldest day of the pack. mild weekend coming up but we might see a sprinkle on sunday. meisha, back over to you. >> first day of spring we're talking about it. that makes it so happy and it is wednesday, hump day, good morning everyone, bridge right new we are taking a peak at the this tacony pennsylvania will my use bridge its coming back down. we will be opened sometime shortly. and

that's something you would find through southern canada or the upper midwest, minnesota and wisconsin and iowa but it's in new england this weekend but only this weekend. luck at monday next week near 30 and our next storm believe it or not will be a rainstorm on tuesday. 40's on tuesday. see new bit let's get a check of the ride home. it's friday and also have some highway inspections going on. joe stapleton give us an update. right now on route 93 northbound highway department on the scene inspecting manhole covers after a fatal crash this morning on the southbound side of route 93 inside the o'neill. so the northbound side of the expressway right now basically at a standstill i have myself stuck in this about a 90 minute right now coming up into braintree. take a look at the coming in from metrowest. heavily congested as well basically from the newton area right toward route 93 so again the inspections continue and manhole cover 93 northbound and southbound through town and we're dealing with big backups of you can see the backup on the expressway barely moving from braintree into

there is cold air lurking up across southern canada. it won't be this cold this week. i'm not advertising the polar vortex making a return but you know even though we roll into spring over the next few weeks there is still some left over winter cold. he sear cold front that will come through new england late tonight and sending temperatures by tomorrow morning down into the 30's with clear skies tonight and then through the day tomorrow it's a much cooler day but again not usinged word cold blast of hair air. seasonable with temperatures tomorrow between 40 and what 45. election tuesday go rock that vote lots of sunshine. no issues getting to the polls with cloudy skies tomorrow evening in advance of the wednesday storm but again that storm will pass to our west like many others have done this winter and when the red l goes over here near the banner you can plan us new england being on the warm side of the storm that's what happens on wednesday morning temperatures in the 50's with on and off showers and then wednesday afternoon here comes another cold front now that s

again, there is that meaner air up across the midwest from southern canada heading to the south. storm moving out. tomorrow looks great. sunny but cold. lots a westerly wind, 10 to 20 miles per hour, making us feel rather cold. we start to see the next storm system on the horizon, sunday, mostly sunny skies, especially during the afternoon. air is cold never night. we start to see moisture starting to build from the south. monday, 4:00 a.m., possibly exists from the wintry mix. morning commute could be quite messy. don't get too nervous about this. we get closer but i'm showing you this so you can see what the potential is. warmer air intrudes into the evening. possibility exists monday night into tuesday for a few thunderstorms. that's the potential. this evening, overnight, tomorrow morning, we clear out this evening. 22 the low, 22 by 8:00 a.m. plan for the day on saturday, plan on being bright, cold and windy. 27 by lunchtime tomorrow, 33 the high. wind chills in the afternoon in the 20s despite our actual high reaching the 30s. 35 on sunday will mostly sunny skies. valentine

that low pressure is moving over southern canada we have got that warm front on its heels a cold fronthat will move through tomorrow night. but what is happening, big change in the jet stream. the last week we had jet stream down to the south with that pool of arctic air streaming in. new jet stream is more zonal. really straight from the west to the east. this is allowing that warm air for southwest to move in. we are looking at temperatures in the 50's and 60's and 70's, not too far, now, and compare this to last sunday. the last sunday the high 20. wind chill ten below below zero. this sunday will feel close to 07-degree warmer. 58 degrees. that is 13 degrees above normal. that being said, some areas could see a little bit of snow, on monday morning. future tracker showing after the sunsets on sunday we will have some showers, working from the west, weak disturbance rolling along that stalled cold front and then early in the morning around 1:00 o'clock some of that snow, wet snow across northwestern suburbs it is a quick event, it is out of here by monday morning. the best chance of

this system is going to move across the country into southern canada over the next couple of days. it pushes over new hampshire in the form of an alberta clipper late friday night and early saturday morning. there are a few disturbed areas opposed to tomorrow. tomorrow those temperatures will certainly be cooler. friday is a little bit milder with sunshine and increasing clouds. this weather system will bring light snow to new hampshire into early saturday morning. most of the snow is pulling away and then there will be some mixed showers' s pitchers get milder behind the warm front we could season 30' s and even 40' s on saturday. but it' s fairly light and should not be a major ordeal. we' re down into the upper teens in the lower side of the 20' s and for tomorrow highs write about what you would expect this time of year. mid 20' s in northern new hampshire. take a gaze at the seven-day forecast which includes average temperatures the next couple of days and this weekend we get mild all over again. sunday looks real good in some spots and then next week above average temperature

nashua at ten and up across southern canada the cold, oh man it's quite bold every time we look up the number get lower. sudbury, canada at 22 below. the city of boston 22 above just a difference of 44 degrees. here is the arctic front right here and this will come barrel barreling across new york state and into western new england very early tomorrow morning. the snow squalls with the front i think will fade away but you notice there is a patch of light snow developing ahead of the front over there. and that will spend some time overnight tonight adearly tomorrow morning on the cape and islands with patches of light snow coating to a couple of inches but around metro boston i think just a bunch of clouds. not as cold overnight tonight. temperatures this morning started below seer no in worcester and busy were down around 8 but it won't than cold tomorrow morning. here is where i think you will have some snow very late tonight and tomorrow morning. so might be slick out en route 6 the early morning hours tomorrow tomorrow. and then skies will start to clear out as the arctic front blas

the polar surge is coming out of southern canada and spreading across the intermountain west and eventually moving across the eastern third of the nation. marion county, ocala, fort mb i fort mccoy. mid-60s. and the last stop to volusia county. let's talk about the city by the beach, and deland, i65, and 60s throughout the entire viewing area. as we break down the numbers again. far north to far south, not a lot of deviation. pretty much status quo. 64, 65. rain chance sets up. and lows dropping down into the 30s over the northern tier. looks like 40s primarily for the rest. a veil of clouds and winds whipping. not a lot of recovery and temperature. a blend of sun and clouds. mostly cloudy at times. windy weather, wednesday, thursday. surge of cold air back side of the departing low. temperatures don't really move a whole lot. we get closer to normal, maybe, by saturday, a high of 70. we should be in the low 70s with ease. and lows by saturday around 50. a chilly one. gina? happy monday. we have a new crash at poincianacy is partially blocked at bella lago drive. use caution in the area. an

next weather system approaching us as expected from the dakotas and southern canada heading our way.sou on the maps you can see it twisting our way and iton went ad i wintry mix as we get into monday morning. that will transition back over to all snow.will we will talk about the accumulation potential and much colder air slated to come in this week in just a few minutes. mi >> february says welcome back. >> exactly. >>>. topping the news, two deadly fires in less than 24 hours. cleveland fire department fought hard to fi put out flames on east 100 third and the other on eastt 157. >> sadly, not everyone made it out alive. may have sparked such tragedy. t >> i heard some sirens that stopped right in front of the house.he i went to my front door and looked at what was happening.ron i saw some firefighters pull out some hoses and i said it it is time to get out of here. >> eric is anxious to get back to hiss anx house. he was told to evacuate after his neighbor's neighbors home caught ev fire sometime around noon on saturday. he said they don't know much but they know a woman passedd away.

yesterday's storm action, originally up into the gulf of alaska. came through, dipped through southern canada and made a be line for southern texas and our way, showing up with strong storms and now this blast of cold. so we watch this area because everything that develops west must come east in most cases and that may bring our weather into a stormier situation on the back end of next week. as of right now, leaving everything dry. high seas forecast, 4 to 6 feet at 11 seconds. it will be sunny on the beach front. a bit cool and windy at times. 20. next seven days, providing sun, good looking weather, high near 80 by wednesday in advance of an approaching system on the back enjoy it all. look at this kid. magazine. look at him, the expression of the face, the eyes, the hair, love this little dude. visit our website for more. >>> good morning. i love those dimples. starting now with a beauty shot of orlando on the i-4, 408. looking good right now. we are seeing an accident in seminole county right now on marken woods road. it's going to be popping up. here we go, causing significant delays her

enormous storm that has a wide variety of weather associated with it affecting the weather from southern canada all wait dothe n to florida and from the atlantic seaboard all the way to the northwest. from st. louis all the way to montreal. south of there it's mostly rain and we have some embedded storms in north carolina. this may be turning into a tornado watch in the next hour or two. this is on track to come up our way, maybe into our southern suburbs in about another six hours or so, so we're talking 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon. right now just getting pockets of light to moderate rain in loudoun county, and the metro area getting downpours. a little farther south seeing those pockets of yellow. the fog we have lifting. >>> an explanation this morning for those deadly takata airbag explosions that forever changed 150 families. they found multiple factors in the explosions. among them, moisture and high humidity. researchers found those factors caused some bags to inflate with too much force and hurl shrapnel at drivers and their passengers. airbag explosions are responsible for killing 10 p

it's because of our old friend the polar vortex coming into southern canada and new york state, at aightly wrapped isos will cause gusts up to 40s it will fall to below zero. up in the poconos windchills will make it feel like 30 below. bad in the immediate region, as well. that brings us to the issue of frostbite. its easy to get frostbite going. in the poconos it could happen in as little as 15 minutes saturday afternoon and saturday night. sunday morning the worst time period. in the lehigh valley and delaware valley windchills make it feel like 20 below to 10 below saturday night into sunday morning. you can get frostbite in 30 minutes. that means if you're heading out saturday night or sunday morning, you want to cover up as much skin as possible and limit your out door time. make it a short trip outside. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 28 is the high, brisk and cold conditions, snow shower or squall possible later tonight the arctic air arrives on saturday, it will be at 20 in the morning, sliding through the teens during the day and in the single digits at night o

we'll seeing rain from detroit southward around snow moving through northern michigan towards southern canada. we'll find it's 40s now after being in the 50s. it's 48 in the city. 49 at newark. 43 at belmar. 39 in sullivan county. 48 poughkeepsie. winds out of the southeast. that will stay that way 5 to 10 miles an hour as the night goes along. let's check out what we have as far as the satellite is concerned. a lot of stuff in the midsection of the country. this is snow and blizzard conditions we're talking about as the storm center moves off to the north and east. right in here is this cold front. what's going on to the south of that is some problems and a warm front that's going to try to move through tomorrow. right in this area, it's severe thunderstorms. we might see thunderstorm activity into tomorrow afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night as this system lifts up in our direction. it will pull the mild air northward. tomorrow, upper 50s here. 60s, upper 60s atlanta. 80s into florida. the other side of the front, 30s and 20s, moving from denver towards minneapolis and back to t

pit's not until you head to the pextreme north across the great plakes into southern canada that pyou really find any weather. psome snow flurries up that way pand back into minnesota, ortions of south dakota and pinto nebraska seeing a little pbit of weather with some rain, psome sleet, a little bit of pfreezing rain in there and very pcold temperatures still locked pup well to our north. patlanta is at 39, columbia at 35 pdegrees, flint, michigan as 48 pand new york city at 40 degrees. pwatch this high. pwatch as it moves into the patlantic. pacross the state. pfront number one, that tries to pmake its way over us basically pruns out of gas, so that one is pnot going to affect us. pwe watch another front. pthat will push into the psoutheast by wednesday, a few pshowers along the front. pfalls apart as it moves over. pa 20% chance of showers by pwednesday and just slightly pcooler temperatures behind that pfront. pfor today just scattered clouds pand daytime high 72 degrees. povernight low of 45. pfor tomorrow, another pnice-looking day and plenty of psun. pon the water winds are out

as we watch the storm system cut through the great lakes and work into southern canada and drag milder air up the east coast. mostly sunny skies tomorrow. light breeze out there. waiting for the groundhog prediction here in massachusetts for the commonwealth. she's the official forecaster for the commonwealth here. 44 to 50 this afternoon. close to 50 in the city of boston. cool but not terribly cold. then the best chance of rain a aaawrying tomorrow evening. this rainstorm for us. big snowstorm for other part of the country. for more on that over to danielle. >>> thanks. that kid on the snowboard did better than me on the hover board. let's talk about this stretching across the plains as we head into tonight. all the areas in red are blizzard warning stretching from nebraska all the way into minnesota and think we have winter storm warning too. these. you can see 12 to 18 inch of snow expected for part of nebraska, 6 inches to a foot of snow into minnesota. this is very strong system. we will see rain from it. we will not see the snow. because we don't have the cold air. it's bringing

system, this is the one that has the snow potential, at first, it is pretty weak dice out of southern canadait moves toward the coast will start to energize little bit. where exactly that energize tells us how much snow we will see. >> noontime monday, storm was there, now starts to develop it off the coast. pretty far away. still light snow across areas of the delaware valley, it will be an off and on snow type event. maybe couple of inches of accumulation possible, at this point. but, if that storm was closer and stronger, if it develops faster, then talking about some heavier snow, at this point, doesn't look heavy, still something to watch. today, though, well into the 40's this afternoon, tonight, cold again, near freezing, in a lot of spot. look at tomorrow. well into the 40's, maybe even 50 degrees in some low case, enjoy it because that's gone. watch what happens. jet stream on the move. bringing energy, it is cold air with it, talking about arctic air, haven't seen it in a while. kind of sit up over us for the next several days starting in the middle of next week. so second half of

then we have to watch this system diving out of southern canada.rst, that is clipper system, little stronger than normal. but as it moves to the east coast it, will intensify. but this one, takes little longer to intensify, so looks like the potential for snow will bring some lighter amounts, but the threat is there. so, monday afternoon, late in the day, some light rain, snow showers, do develop, as that storm starts to enter the mid-atlantic region, then as it intensifies off shore, we will see some on and off snow showers through the day tuesdayment some of this cock at late. depending how heavy it is. as of now doesn't look like strong storm. so, accumulations would be on the lighter side at this point. most models indicate that still something to watch. this far out in the game. 40 degrees, by this afternoon, mid four's for highs, tonight, little cool. 8:00 temperatures, so headed out later this evening, have the heavier coat. at least the winds will be calm. tomorrow real nice day. mid upper 40's, wouldn't be surprised if some spots hit the 5

storm is so far inland now up across tennessee and then by thursday morning, it is moving up into southern canadaurther inland it tracks the warmer it is this system showing more rain event, european model which diverged the last couple of days, or from the gfs is starting to come together as well. look at the storm, noon time wednesday, near tennessee or so, similar to the gfs. this storm model is a little bit slower but still tracks the low inland over pennsylvania, by thursday afternoon. so again this would be a warmer solution. can't totally rule out snow on the front and back end of this storm. still several days away. noticeable changes are in the the two models trying to come together with an inland track, also, it is delay start time. so maybe late tuesday night, and new with the rain lingering in to thursday. this storm might be slower. it is warm this weekend for sure, jet stream flattened out. we're on the warm side of the jet stream, don't get used to it the though, by next week we will see a buckle in the jet again so that will try to pull in colder air for the end of next week into

look at timm ins in southern, canada. 57 degrees below. this air mass is dropping in the lower 48. it will not get that cold here but still plenty cold enough. your day planner looks like this by 9:00, 19 degrees. by 11:00, 19. the number is holding steady. during late afternoon hours we will pull back. 17 degrees by 3:00 o'clock and 14 degrees by 5:00 o'clock. when i come back in a few minutes we will talk about the dangerously cold wind chills tonight and possibility for accumulating snow on monday, gray. >> chris, thanks very much. >>> officials are taking extra precaution toss get people out of the bitter cold this weekend. code blue is in effect in philadelphia and other parts of the the area. delaware has declared a code purple, anyone without a place to stay can head to warming centers. meantime those working outside are bracing for what is to come. >> i'm a college student just trying to get a little bit of extra money on the side. i will be out here. i will stay warm. my hand warmers ready. i'm ready to go. >> park half block from the opposite direction. >> reporter: stay

canada down 20 gulf coast. they even had tornadoes across the southern midwest. -- from canada down toward the gulf coast. they even had tornadoes across the southern midwest. as we head toward friday, here comes another quick mover. it will bring light snow across the northern part of the state on friday. next week could be pretty chilly as well. temperatures began -- temperatures have begun to follow. temperatures will be falling this afternoon. blustery wind continues from the north. accumulating snows are over. tomorrow, up to 32. highs will get back close to 40 before the head back downward. eric: you're looking at video taken near story city. cars, suvs and semi-trucks all in the ditch after hitting slick spots on interstate 35. further northwest in fort dodge they were hit with a lot of snow. elizabeth: some residents say it was the worst snowfall they've seen so far this winter. kcci's vanessa peng shows us how much they got and how they dealt with it. vanessa: inches on sidewalks yard and roads meant closures in town. >> it was coming down pretty good. >> blowing sideways it was messy. everything

days or so and there you go we're protect by high pressure clouds well to the the north across southern canada nice and clear skies and you may find a passing cloud. rain chances zero. we will introduce a 30 percent chance for a shower tomorrow, no big deal, not everybody will see it, weak cold front that comes through, tuesday we're still dry, wednesday when we will see stronger storms coming in with a good chance of rain. this is what we're talking about. high pressure protecting us today and for start of the tomorrow. is there front i was talking about. by the time it gets here mid-morning monday it loses moisture. we will have cloud around and a brief shower but by late morning and afternoon the front passes and sun comes back out and not cold behind it. temperatures still stay well above average feeling like april monday and tuesday and then our next storm system stronger and track to the west so that means we are on the warm side so we will deal with rain from that system. today though nothing happening, plenty of sunshine tonight, very quiet tomorrow morning's drive but by nine or 10:00

new this system diving out of the southern canada region right now. that will bring in that cold era long with some light snow, here to the delaware valley. outside california today it looks great. even here in the delaware valley, similar conditions with the the sunshine, temperature, at the kick off at santa clara a 70 degrees with mostly sunny skies, 6:30 p.m. eastern time. your super bowl party, maybe doing some skiing today or tonight, looks good. conditions, not bad at all, 23 up in jack frost, cammal backup to 48 inches of snow. a same deal at blue mountain, with better than 37 trails. great day for skiing and riding. lets time things out and what is happening. pretty complex weather pattern just a lot going on, systems all over the place, strongest storms, start to exit the region tomorrow afternoon. we are looking at brushing the coast, with a little bit of rain and snow. here's the colder system that dives down in canada, brings snow showers in here monday evening, monday night and then transfers its energy to a new storm. the at this point

satellite radar indicated in the vast majority of snowflakes flying and in southern canada rightitit now wrapping back into the arrowhead ofing minnesota. meanwhile some rain moving up the east coast and they willt eventually get into some decent snow out toward cape in cod and up into new england. for us any rain ne and rain mixed with snow will change over to all snow eventually. that will be tomorrow in the morning hours..tha tomorrow 47 bright sunshine and mild. clouds on the increase will be mainly dry incr tonight and then after tonight rain and snow mix will likely occur. we will show you when the bottom it will, coming up shortly. >>> topping the news this morning, two deadly fires in less than 24 hours. the cleveland city fire department fought hard to put outt to homes on thursday. >> sadly for the cruise and their loved ones, not everyone made it out alive. brittney harris has more on what may have sparked such tragedies.. >> i heard some sirens that stoppedome right in front of the house. i went to my front door and looked at what was happening. i saw some firefighters pu