showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 let's send it over to chris with traffic. 3 we're watching: accidenti-85 bus south@exit 5i-585/us 176 3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on-- 3 3 3 we still have some school we still have 3 we still have some school delays in our mountain counties this morning..these are also running at the bottom of your screen.and don't forget.. you can always find a full list of closings and delays on fox carolina dot com and on our weather app. 3 3 there's a smell lingering in southern greenville county -- and people living in the area say its so bad... at times.. its nauseating. nauseating.they say a local landfill is to blame... and will take action to fix it. it.fox carolina ashley minelli is live at columbia baptist church... can you smell anything now? 3 3 3 3 - dhec confirmed odor comnig from twin chimneys landfill

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 ((wrap up)) 3*********hold****** *********hold******we're watching this in the pit crew center.you are looking live at: 3 3 there's a smell 3 lingering in southern greenville county -- and people living in the area say its so bad... at times.. its nauseating. nauseating.they say a local landfill is to blame... and they're hoping county leaders will take action to fix the smelly situation. 3 fox carolina ashley minelli is live at columbia baptist church... can you smell anything now? 3 ad lib about smell.... 3 - dhec confirmed odor comnig from twin chimneys landfill- operators: told people living here some fixes have been made - pastor of columbia baptist: smell has gotten so bad, affecting the community 3 3 3 3 you can smell it in the church, all around. the property values have gone down, no one is moving into this c

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. the weekend will be sunny and spring-like, with highs in the low to mid-60s. the next round of rain holds partly cloudy skies with highs reaching 50 in the upstate and 46 in the mountains. showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. the weekend will be sunny and spring-like, with highs in the low to mid-60s. the next round of rain holds 3 ((weather hit)) 3 chris is in the traffic center now: 3 3 3 here's a live look at the s.c.d.o.t. cam on--pit crew traffic sponsored by pit crew traffic 3 sponsored by kevin whitaker chevrolet cadillac! 3 3 3 news you need to know.. greenville police are asking for your opinion on body cameras for officers.they're a

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or below. friday brings sunny skies and seasonable temperatures back to the mid-50s. 3 now to chris with traffic. 3*********hold****** *********hold****** 3 we're watching this: no accidents or 3 you're taking a live look at 3 football season may be over-- but clemson is still recognizing the incredible year the tigers had. had.deshaun watson gave was named the south carolina football hall of fame's player of the year. he was given the award at last night's basketball game at the well. watson is the third tiger to receive the honor. watson was asked about his future in the n-f-l.here's what he had to say. 3 its a thought. its a dream but i have multiple goals. and one of my goals before ieven came to this school was have my degree in three year. and im gonna try to do that. i'm if i have the opportunity to go to the nfl. then i'm gonna take it but we'll just have to see how everything plays out. but i s

developing near southern part 275 loop in n ky including florence, independence and southern clermont and brown counties 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our snow tapers by dawn with most totals south and and east loop alexandria and brown county saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch motorists are reminded to allow commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. happening now... preparations are underway throughout the mid-atlantic and northeast, gearing up for that massive storm system we've been talking about. as much

county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern ky on friday. this could bring upwards of several inches of snowfall with a foot possible in areas near maysville and as far north as florence and the i 71 76 split we could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. important note a slight track change of just 100 miles could bring more or less. as of now snow starts and continues evening tapering by ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere to even less the farther north. we for today we are 30 degrees. tonight about 20 and a high of 31 friday. with temps dipping into the teens freezing will be a problem in some areas this morning. be especially cautious when traveling on untreated roads and in rural areas. happening now right now... winter storm watches are going right now... winter storm watches are going into effect for most of the mid atlantic and northeast. officials are wa

our southern counties have a lot of rain today. much more so than in other in addition to that, there are some marginal risk for storms today. if you are headed in this direction, you will want to have storm shields in your mobile device so you can be alerted or any issues. the main threat isflooding and damaging winds and a very minimal risk that you can see an isolated tornado. i will show you what we can expect her and when we'll dry out. coming up inflorida's most accurate seven-day forecast. >>> deputying chasing down for ten mile and he got out of his car and started shooting. breaking over night, welearned who died following gunfight. >> arrests have been made. coming up find out who'sbehind >>> welcome back, the time right now is 5:31. 65 degreesin tampa. there is a live look at i-275 where it is 64 degrees. >> and some fog is an issue >> action action news is on the move right now. breakingnews unfollowing in pasco county. deputies tell us a 16 years old girl was shot during a home invasion. the sheriff's office says three

heavy rain will occur in those southern counties in particular. >> steady temperatures today. it will all be betterafter this. after sunset tonight, we'll see the raintapering off and cooler air settling in and a nice warm up through the week. this is florida's most accurate, you can find me on facebook and twitter. if you aretraveling into areas where there is a chance of severe weather, storm shield would be a great app for you to get alerts. let's check in on janelle right now. >> so far, we are not seeing any major delays across bridges. >> i am seeing backups on i-4. we had an crash here offto side here. you can see the flashing lights there. >> we are checking to see if there is any crashes or maybe a break down. >> when i find out what's going on, i will let you know. for short term, you want to leave yourself a few extra minute. when i check my drive time, we are only seeing one minute delay and usually takes about 22 to 23 minutes to get from county live road to downtown and it is taking 24 minutes right now. >> eight minutes from 75. >>> 6:19 this morning. a south fl

your drive time to downtown southern counties around citrus, desoto or highlands county. that is where the clouds are a bit thicker and there's showers close by that are moving across south florida. but otherwise we're off to a dry start to the day. so you don't have to worry about any wet roads across tampa bay. again it's just the southern counties, you may see light rain or at some point later today. the big news, the temperatures out there this morning. and most of them in the 40s but we have some temperatures in the 30s across citrus and hernando county, and close to freezing in some areas. so that's why we have that freeze warning in place. we may see another freeze warning or -- go into effect overnight tonight and those same places around citrus and hernando counties so be aware of that. bring in the plants and pets and bundle up the kids. temperatures remain below average through to thursday. then on friday we've got this stronger chance of rain, 70% coverage, we're looking at the slight chance for a potentially severe storm on friday. again, there's no guarantee

county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern upwards of wallstreet today as it looks to get back in the black. the dow jones dropped almost 250-points just before yesterday's closing bell...and that was actually better than expected. earlier in the day...it dropped almost 600-points after the price of crude oil tumbled yet again. jessica 2shot also today...states in the northeast are bracing themselves for a huge blizzard. the storm isn't supposed to hit until tomorrow, but it appears baltimore and washington, d-c will get the brunt of it. 50-million people could be impacted. d-c is expected to get up to two feet of snow...the areas worst snowfall in almost a century. the area has equipped some two thousand volunteers with shovels to clear walkways and more than 800 people to clear roads. "if this is a blizzard and we have sustained winds and people lose power and it's cold over a sustained period of time, that would be m

county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and could bring snowfall with a maysville and as far and the i 71 76 split anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. change of just 100 now snow starts morning near 5am and continues through friday evening tapering by saturday morning. snow totals on the ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere farther north. we watch this. 30 degrees. tonight about 20 and a high of 31 friday. still to come the river? what's happening today... which could help make that happen coming up plus... if the fbi recommends charges against hillary clinton because of her e- mail practices.... would the democrats have any options to consider another candidate? after the break... we'll look at the rules and the possibilities. and... denise johnson is checking some traffic issues this morning... the morning x will be right back xtra is sponsored by marine recently released from an ir

showers remain possible in far southern counties. tonight clears out, with a slight chance for tn border snow. lows drop to freezing or

light snow will begin friday morning in our very southern counties across northern kentucky. that's where we could have our first issues on the roads. snow spreads to the north during the day, coming into cincinnati mainly after noon. snow will turn widespread friday afternoon with more intense snow and this also continues into the evening rush. roads will be hazardous for the friday evening rush area wide. snow tapers off heading into saturday morning. it appears a moderate snow of a 2"-4" variety would be the case for greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. morning rush mostly cloudy skiesstill cold low: 15 thursday some sunshine mostly cloudyhigh: 27 thursday night clouds increasenot as coldlow: 24 friday snow likely heaviest in afternoon/evening high: 30 friday night light snow continuesonly minor

we are going to be withclear skies and temperatures start to from our southern counties onto south florida. if you are going to betraveling in any of these areas shaded in green, it is a threat for this afternoon and evening but the flooding threat is actually there all day. damagingwinds and isolated tornados for r the afternoon and evening. the risk are very minimal but it is a great reminder to have storm shield on your mobile device that you will be alerted as you move about town. temperatures today, off in the mid-60s. near citytemperatures and like i said, we clear out over night. by tomorrow, plenty of sunshine andtemperatures will be in the cool side in the afternoon with a high of 64. the warm up kicks inon saturday afternoon and it goes up from there until our next cold front approaches on wednesday. >> that's florida's most accurate seven-day forecast. deiah, back to you. >>> thanks shay. janelle is watching our traveng area and travel area and should minutes now. >>> a florida highway patrol trooper is dragged by a car. two troopers stopping a driver in orangecounty. at first t

the heaviest andmost widespread rain today will be in our southern counties around highland and desoto. >> that's where we have a flood watch in effect. you cansee the rain moving along the same area over and over again. as we take a look at what we are seeing already for our rain totals across these areas, you can see that be had the highest totals in highland and desoto county and also right to the north of i-4. we had over an inchof rain and around downtown tampa at an ip ch and a half where we won't to monitor this scenario today with continue chances for rain. and the highest of which in southern county. an area oflow pressure working its way around again, we'll get some dry areas at times and near steady temperatures. all the cloud cover and the rain keepingour temperatures pretty consistent today in the mid- 60s. now, things clear out over night tonight and i am talking really clear out. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine and westart the day around 50 and end the day around 64. onsaturday, gasparilla is looking fantastic. it will be acool start to the day but we'll be dry from start to

and then on monday, 10 percent chance only for our southern counties to see us wrinkle or two and then tuesday a 20 percent shot at a passing shower in the area. until thursday, highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s as really warm air invades but then the next cold front will linger and by friday will be back into the 60s again. doing a bit of yo-yo back and forth. but our next cold front will start to move through and especially wednesday night into friday morning. that's our best shot at widespread rain in the area. we could even see thunderstorms before everything is finally clear by about midday on friday. as well. the rainiest average high is 71. mild tonight in the 50s and 60s. watch for that fog. tracking the dense fog starting here on eyewitness news at 5:00 a.m. get ready for the 80s and then some more storms on thursday. >>> covering brevard county, if have peer host a job fair. they're looking for servers, bartenders, and several other jobs. the job fair runs from seven -- from 11:00 to 3:00 p.m. a the states adoption laws say the put the best interest of the children over th

county's go into affect friday morning. winter storm warning for our extreme southern and south eastern kentucky counties. we are watching what could be a major winter storm for our southeastern counties into and including northern ky on friday. this could bring upwards of several inches of snowfall with a foot possible in areas near maysville and as far north as florence and the i 71 76 split we could see anywhere from 4 to 8 inches crossing over into southern clermont county. important note a slight track change of just 100 miles could bring more or less. as of now snow starts early friday morning near 5am and continues through friday evening tapering by saturday morning. snow totals on the ohio and se indiana side of the river could be anywhere from 2 to 3 inches to even less the farther north. we will continue to watch this. for today we are dry with a high of 30 degrees. tonight we drop down to about 20 and a high of 31 friday. traffic animation with the play n' trace boogie board, you can numbers, pictures, and more! just place the transparent green board over what you want to trace, and start writi

snow reaching southern counties. what i mean by that, we have the big monstrous system getting ready to move across the northeast and because we impact here in northeast ohio. let's go ahead and take a look at that system. here it is in all of its glory. we have a lot of things going on in the map. you're seeing this pink here, this orange here, green, purple -- i superimposed that. the watches and were warmings issued for the southeast in washington, d.c., and some york. in the blue and white, we're seeing snow so you can see so it sloughing into southern ohio and parts of nashville seeing pink. north carolina and south carolina, seeing icy weather. a lot of wintery weather is going on just below us, and we missed it by this much. in play. we had the area of low pressure moving from the gulf that gave hit the atmosphere. once it's in contact with the the beginning. we saw this coming. we're going to see that system continue to bank all the way through the northeastern seaboard of america and that is going to be wrea

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well, it could start to be in the southern counties 7:00 tomorrow morning. as we get to the afternoon, the curtain spreads to the north. notice, the areas northwest of cincinnati, you're not seeing we're going to go from moderate to heavy snow, southeast to very little snow the further northwest of cincinnati you go. now into tomorrow night, that curtain of snow, spreads further to the northwest. most of the heavy stuff is certainly southeast of cincinnati. and that's where we find all of the winter storm warnings. the winter storm warnings in effect, highland county, adams county, claremont county and all of northern kentucky. you know, snow doesn't fall by county lines. just to the north of that, we have winter weather advisories, to clinton county, hamilton county, down to ohio county, littleton county in southeast sections of indiana. connorsville. how much snow, this is what we're looking at. here's cincinnati. i'm using that as my to inch mark. little bit shy, a little bit more. you have a swath of one to two, wanesville to the northwest of that. little if any snow whatsoever. s

i wouldn't entirely rule out a stray shower in our southern counties. florida that i'll show you later on if any of it does edge north it would be through sarasota, manatee or highlands county, otherwise we're dry until tomorrow morning with the clear skies. the clear skies allow the temperatures to fall quite a bit overnight. call that radiational cooling, without the clouds to act like a blanket temperatures fall quite a bit. we have a freeze watch in place again for tonight. citrus, hernando counties, you have a chance for temperatures between 28 to 32 degrees for a couple of hours. into the very early morning hours tomorrow. so this is again just a reminder to bring the plants and pets inside, bundle up the kids and as we head through the next couple of days temperatures will warm up a bit. it's not a real dramatic warm- up but we'll get be getting closer to average by the end of the week. that is also when the next area of low pressure works its way soaking rains friday. there's a chance for a wet morning commute and also a slight chance we could see severe storms out of this batc

then you hit southern bristol county. southern plymouth county. away from the coastline. the likelihood of a few inches of snow is a good bet. if not closer to a half a foot of snow perhaps into southern bristol county. right along the coastline and from hyannis points east, we may have some mixing issues. you have to remember, the water temperatures are warm. we may have temperatures close to 36, 37 for a while. a foot of snow on long island. you get the point here. a sharp gradient from north to so we have to keep an eye on. this still a couple of days away. this could be a little fluctuation in the snow totals here. winds gusty at times. 40-50 miles an hour across cape cod and cape ann. that will create minor coastal flooding for the sunday morning high tide coming in at 11:00 in the morning. more on the forecast coming up. >> sarah: that winter weather causing problems already in d.c. jim cantore in d.c. with more on the problems and what could happen in the coming days. >> reporter: well, if last night was any precursor as to what's to come, we are in big trouble here

county that's falling as light snow snow. here at sanford reporting all snow. look at the southern portions of lee county, sleet falling there. moore county, pinehurst, aberdeen you're seeing sleet. fayetteville likely seeing sleet. will be there shortly. lets talk about the temperatures. this will be crucial in today's forecast. durham and raleigh right at 30 degrees right now. we're not going to see those temperatures move a whole lot. 33 in littlington, 34 in fayetteville. i'm expecting the mildest temperatures around the sandhills. that's why i'm expecting that change over to rain earlier than the rest of us. here's the winter storm until 6 p.m. tomorrow for the majority of central north carolina. it includes the triangle, includes fayetteville, areas to our north. winter weather advisory in effect for a few counties along the 95 corridor. same time frame through 6 p.m. on saturday. as far as your forecast is concerned, snow and ice at 8 this morning. more freezing rain at lunchtime and cold, very windy conditions for us this afternoon. 32 and i think we could see this into a c

you could see a little light snow on friday night especially in the southern counties. we are not going to get a full-fledge snowstorm out of that. it will be windy into saturday. clear skies 18 and 33. as we warm a little above freezing. >> dan: we are mott talking on the -- we are not talking on the big screen. >> denise: and they are joining forces for a nationwide tour. sting and peter gabriel are coming together to play each other's songs for the rock, paper, saysers tour. saysers tour. it kicks off on june 21st. duo will not be coming to cleveland. tickets for that june show go on sale february 1st. >> dan: in los angeles police say jamie foxx pulled a man from a burning car last night. according to the police report the actor and another man broke the window out of a car that had flipped. they cut the driver out of his seatbelt and he was taken to the hospital and later charged with driving under the >> denise: the warriors gave them a beat down. >> now, this is the serpantini chevrolet sports report. >> we have some inexperienced guys that haven't played enough

road 11am to 2pm: snow developing near loop in n ky independence and southern clermont and brown counties 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see tapering north by south and eastern accumulating. significant snow south of the 275 including independence and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch carstar toss to denise for traffic traffic motorists are reminded to allow more time when planning your commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. wondering what the roads look like in your neighborhood ... or what your commute the roads look like

road impacts by 10am developing near southern part 275 loop in n ky independence and and brown counties. 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern areas with additional accumulating. snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. snow totals south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. an important message for all you dog- owners...as the winter storm approaches... jessica vo and chipotle is throwing a hail mary for the super bowl...trying to put the negative press behind the

light snow will begin friday morning in our very southern counties across northern kentucky. that's where we could have our first issues on the roads. snow spreads to the north during the day, coming into cincinnati mainly after noon. snow will turn widespread friday afternoon with more intense snow and this also continues into the evening rush. roads will be hazardous for the friday evening rush area wide. snow tapers off heading into saturday morning. it appears a moderate snow of a 2"-4" variety would be the case for greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through the 9 first warning weather team isn't taking an eye off this next round of snow.and when we say we're *on your side -- you need to know that promise goes beyond what you see on-air. so we've set up a series of *online chats for you so you can ask questions and sta

it's in southern sections of brevard county. the rain is likely in the southern areas. in orange county there is pop-up streaming in from the south . it's been lake but windemere seeing more in the way of moderate rain. in in the gulf of mexico will be moving closer. some of it is out near the panhandle and it will be moving north. look at temperatures. because of the clouds and rain, we we have made it to the 70s in southern brevard county at 70b0 in melbourne. 65b0 in orlando and 61b0 at palm coast . pinpoint accurate forecast >> your forecast is brought to you by dallaire >> noticed the sky. we make it up to 73b0. 68b0 as we head into 6:00. notice evening hours b a 40% coverage of rain. upper 50s late tonight around 10 or 11:00. there is a clouds and rain forecast at 3:00 still seeing th there is more of that stuff pushing off to the east. it's clearing out and buy early in the morning tomorrow, temperatures are cooler as we see clearing skies behind the front. fo for part of this weekend there is sunshine with a high of 70. ther there is no rain for the weekend. no r

barbara: power lines are down and a road is blocked in southern wake county. southern wake county waking up to a mess. the message from the protest leader at the wildlife refuge in oregon as three arrests are made. barbara: a suspension of sorority activities at duke lasting less than 24 hours. what's behind the change of heart? thursday, january 28, we call it friday eve. i barbara gibbs am. john: i am john clark. first, the weather and traffic together. here is don schwenneker. don: good morning. let's get things started with a shower activity south and east of wilson into wayne county, mount olive has got rain. it is not raining in goldsboro but it will be. showers shut off for now in fayetteville but you could see more throughout the day. not seeing any in the triangle and points north and west it is clear. that is where the dividing line is. you can see where you see clear skies overnight you dropped into the 20's in roxboro and oxford. 34 in chapel hill. 41 in fayetteville. let's look at the day ahead. by lunchtime, 43 degrees. showers south and east of t

a few showers not out of the question, they have been mainly in the our southern counties as expected. heavier rain moving into the turnpike right now around south port, and this is headed to the northeast, and it will hit harmony in 15 minutes. polk, osceola, and brevard counties seeing the showers for the next few hours. the cold front moving through midday, and we will see the along the i-4 corridor, we are are dealing with a touch of fog. upper 60s to 70, and that's pretty much the high today. we will only cool as we move into the rest of the day. you can see the north westerly wind, and it's just a matter of time before we pick up on the north westerly wind everywhere, and that's going to allow for temperatures to really cool. pottering futuretrack 9 in motion. we can see the -- putting futuretrack 9 in motion, we can over. by noon, we are dry, and the front will clear slowly into tomorrow morning, and that's going to come at a bit of a cost. it's going to be a chilly air mass behind it. we will see highs in the 60s, lows in the 40s, get ready for the coldest air of the season to

@i mean, this thing hasn't really @budged from cleveland east side @into county. @southern lake county. @so these are places like @mayfield, south euclid, richmond @heights, euclid, willaby, east @lake, sharden, chagrin falls. @all those schools are closed @today. @mentor, you're closed, as well. @john mentioned it shths ed -- i @mean, the @list is growing. @probably best to look at @wkyc.com for the complete list. @the southern part of cuyahoga @county, around parma, for @example, it's a little bit @lighter. @we are not seeing as much snow. @along the lakeshore we get a few @breaks, but those of you that @are a little bit further inland @are really dealing with some @moderate to heavy snow. @you are all dealing with the @in addition to these lake effect @snow warnings to the east, @everybody is under windchill @advisories, and right now, @current feel-like temperatures @are anywhere from, say, zero to @12 below. @so on top of the snow coming @down to the east, that's another @big factor for today. @time is 6:02. @we're going to check your drive, @and we do have an accident

including florence, independence and southern clermont and brown counties. 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern areas with additional snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. snow totals south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. many schools have already cancelled to the storm. they're not taking classes today due to the storm. they're not taking any chances.... animation our jordan vilines is live with more on how officials make the call. live closings, delay

light snow will begin friday morning in our very southern counties across northern kentucky. that's where we could have our first issues on the roads. snow spreads to the north during the day, coming into cincinnati mainly after noon. snow will turn widespread friday afternoon with more intense snow and this also continues into the evening rush. roads will be hazardous for the friday evening rush area wide. snow tapers off heading into saturday morning. it appears a moderate snow of a 2"-4" variety would be the case for greater cincinnati and points north of town, and a more healthy 4-6"+ snowfall is on track for northern kentucky and brown and adams counties in ohio. a winter storm watch has been issued for two counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. morning rush mostly cloudy skiesstill cold low: 15 some sunshinemostly cloudyhigh: 27 clouds increase not as coldlow: 24 snow likely heaviest in afternoon/evening friday night light snow continuesonly minor accumulations after midnight tonight u-c

down into brack p, robertson, mason county. we've had reports of reaching the snow in brown county. southern clermont county. the visibility is being reduced due to snow. near thalman, this is also snow reaching the ground. in grant county, carol county, gallatin county and owen county. farther to the north, not as ground. you'll likely see some flakes between now and the end of our loop. the take away here, 275 loop points to the north and points to the northwest. no not all of this ground is reaching the ground now. it will struggle to reach the ground, but with time more snow will reach the ground. i've cut our high temperature in cincinnati between 25 and 30, instead of around 30. we see the visibility being reduced in peeples. under two miles in mayesville. visibilities are maxed out as 10 miles. batavia and hillsboro points to the northwest. snow is not each reaching the ground at least in part. with time, visibilities will be coming down. i haven't made a lot of changes to the snowfall forecast that you saw earlier today on good morning cincinnati. in southwest ohio two to four. four

. >> southern counties maybe cooler tomorrow than the northern counties >> friday, partly mostly sunny skies. saturday and sunday,a little gorgeous. upper 50s saturday and 65 on sunday andwe'll call it our winter fall. >> yes. >> oh, that really looks awesome, mike. >> yes, sunroof kind of weather, right? >> yes, for sure >> an unusual discovery on a popular north carolina beach these folks out this morning. >> monica liberty has your comparison and at 5:30, find want tfenect ed, ed, red. so imp thihawe'rhe. ocalano brtersams nune s fo, we anrmaton scrinlife re broadsteralways here fo wherever here may be. >>> the justice department and the city of ferguson has have an agreement following the death of michael brown. >> there will be changes to the city use of force procedures. city council will vote on this next month. >>> the mission's governor has appointed a people of people to make recommendations for people who are exposed to led. >> right now flint residents are unable to drink unfiltered tap water due to contamination. >>> flames engulfed in a building in new orleans over night.

it is heaviest in the southern counties. but we have a strong line of storms just offshore and i was checking some of the lightning numbers. i have some good news to report. we're down 340 lightning strikes in the last half hour. and that means because the lightning strikes were closer to a thousand an hour and a half ago, the system is weakening. so i'll have an update for you on the timing of the heaviest ran and who we'll see the clearer conditions coming up in florida's most accurate 7-day. >>> a live look right now at 275 and ashley. you can see the roads are wet. but the cars seem to be getting by just fine. you have a six minute ride from the howard franklin downtown tampa and we have a crash at southbound veterans to waters. >>> still ahead, one of the world's most notorious and deadly disease has officials scrambling this morning. >>> starting this coming monday, we have a new afternoon lineup right here on your abc action news staple. right this minute is running from 3:00 too noon and the dr. oz show is moving to

upper 60' s in most locations, we may see the mid-70' s in southern county, kenansville coming in at 74 degrees. coastal area, 76 in melbourne into palm bay. breezy conditions, offshore craft should exercise extreme caution. the rip current threat is very high. a lot of swell in the water making for fun surf. disney marathon dealing with they would like. we will have more of what you coming up. chris: expect a lot of scandalous jokes at the golden globes with wreckage of a is at it is expected >> the 73rd annual golden globes are happening right here tonight >> i would like to thank susan downey for thanking -- telling me matt damon was going to win. >> all the main races are really tight this year at the golden globes. >> best from a nominee carol has the most nominations. >> i think spotlight could win by a hair but the revenant could win, mad max could surprise everybody and win, the danish girl. >> will smith, steve jobs, and in order cap. -- leonardo dicaprio. >> he went through so much to put this performance on screen. >> cate blanchett and rudy danish girl chasing two other c

southern greenwood county, southern abbeville county, seeing some rain now.visibility is pretty good across the area. otherwise, temperatures are cold. 31, hendersonville. greenville, 38. look for temperatures to warm up a little bit. we will see some cloud cover out there. spartanburg, cloudy skies. temperatures will start off cool. 45 by 11:00. anderson, some cloud cover. temperatures start at 48 asheville, partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures cold. upper 40's to around 50 today. temperatures should be close to normal today. 54, greenwood. 54, abbeville. a lot of cloud across the southeast right now.upper level system moving in. this will send in breezy and cold conditions into the nor38 degrees, greenville. pretty moderate air back towards thcloud cover today clearing out. here comes the cold front for the nort mountains. it will be a breezy, cold night. snow showers along the tennessee bordthat will move out as we head through the day tomorrow. no big systems to track. warming conditions. it will be nice t there, especially by sunday. 20% chance of rain today. sunshine gal

``winter weather continues to slam ``the southern counties in ``kentucky. wood is live for us ``along 75 in the dry ridge exit. ``how do the roads look where you ``are? ````reporter: if you want to take a ``look behind me, i am on the ``northbound side, the lights ``coming toward you, the ``southbound lanes. ``not a lot of traffic tonight but ``a good things for road crews. ``the real efforts has been ``keeping side roads clear. ``the snow has not stopped since ``10:00 a.m. ``slippery roads are enough of a ``reason to stay home but for ``those who have to get out, it ``takes extra time. ``>> just take it easy. ````reporter: julie webster has to ``pick her daughter up early from ``work tonight. works ``in erlanger and noticed changing ``>> when you hit grant county, ``you could definitely tell the ``difference. exit ramp was bad. ````reporter: with more than 12 ``hours of consistent snowfall, ``kentucky crews have been working ``12-hour shifts but the struggle ``at dry ridge was keeping ``roads clear. ``>> in this area, a lot of hills, ``a lot of rough terrain to go ``down through and

independence and southern clermont and brown counties. 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road by 5pm in these

upper 50s around 64 the southern counties. rain on the way. we let you know when that arise and when will have cooler weather in the forecast coming up. >> sounds good. thank you. mother nature helping to melt the snow and ice so i can >> a big issue of course for the public school system, bus routes and school parking lots. a lot of high schoolers driving. amanda lamb has been out assessing the roads and schools. she joins us from centennial middle school with what the parking looks like there. amanda? >> reporter: you know there is still some ice hanging around. you can see the ice on the sidewalk and a little bit of ice along the curb in the parking lot. but for the most part, things look pretty good. all day long, county public schools have had plows out, salting, trying to get parking lots and school property ready for teachers and students to return. now, it's not just the parking lots they have to worry about. they also have to worry that secondary roads and neighborhood streets. half of wake county students, roughly 75,000 plus right t

county isolated amounts of 20 inches in parts of chester. some places seem to get a lot because of the elevation there and the heaviest snow in southern and western chester county and all snow there. all snow, of course, well north and west, the lehigh valley, the fluffy type of snow. the heaviest snow 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and less snow near the puck knows. bucks, montgomery, mercer county all snow. heaviest snow closer to philadelphia and gusty winds. in general the snow starting 4:00 to 11:00 p.m. moving south to north and then tonight the wind increases. by tomorrow morning nobody's going anywhere -- not unless it's an emergency and you can sit home and enjoy the storm coverage all day and sunday night you can go play in it. because the snow should be over sunday morning. it will be a very cold start. and it will be hard to clean everything up by monday morning and quite a while before all the snow is gone. if you talk about more than a foot of snow you get cold night closing in there. >> so when you said it starts it might look like but intensify quickly. what kind of snow are we talking about. heavy? wet? fluffy? >> at the start of the sto

our southern counties, sarasota, manatee, desoto, hardy, highlands counties drying out temporarily. i have to emphasize this is temporary. as we move through the day round of very heavy rain that moves across downtown tampa. at this point models are showing it's likely to start moving in around 11:00 to noon and along with this we'll also see a chance for more street flooding, damaging winds, even an isolated tornado. this continues right through the evening commute pressing farther inland and then farther to the southeast. thereafter. bands of rain overnight and then tomorrow we'll begin a gradual drying out process. so for today, widespread rain, maybe a few breaks but nothing that is going to last all that long. and we're watching for damaging winds or an isolated tornado, think is going to be most prevalent with this system, even into tomorrow you can see there on the map this is at 6:00 tomorrow night, we're still looking at some heavier along with that frontal boundary as it stalled out. it will push south overnight on nice and dry. for saturday gasparilla, i know we all want

if you're watching from southern brevard county, the hits keep coming. here's melbourne down to the county line. heavy rain activity from along the interstate here, 95 down to palm bay. we zoom in tight, go down to the street level in palm bay, some of the rain is almost .21 of an inch per hour here. better than that there. all that surging right out towards the coast. i'll widen the view back out. we have a chance to sort of catch our breath. from orlando to daytona beach back out to ocala, the on-the-town forecast after future radar, still the possibility of more scattered showers through the night. what we had earlier, at least not tonight. 66 at 8 p.m. by 9:00 tonight, 65. the 10:00 hour brings us to about 65 degrees there also. i'll be enjoying the weather center now by meteorologist candace campos to talk about how much rain we picked up today. it wasn't just an average day. it was one for the record books. >> across the board. we have orlando, melbourne and daytona beach, everybody seeing records. i'd say it's three in a row, tic-tac-toe, right? p

and uni -- up. 50s in the southern counties. el nino pattern all in november and december what about that el nino thing here. we are wetter than normal. unsettled. with the threat is higher during el nino winters and severe weather especially overnight and there is some energy riding along the jet that should be impacting us thursday night and on friday. it is developing now in the southwest gulf with storms developing by the bay. the frontal boundary. high pressure north of us a chilly and raw north and east wind. you have storms firing up here. and you cannot see this out. can you pick up lightning. there is data here. that's a sign of energy that will be storms moving our way thursday night. especially early on friday morning. 58. the dew point is 34. a northeast wind at 6:00. there are showers. columbus is 19. we have high pressure. we'll have a see of clouds. the levels will increase it was cold and dry now. and it has to recover. and that's a marginal situation. and some of the storms by us and it improves and dry. rain an

could be some school closings and delays in the southern counties. there's the winter weather advisory in effect. this will kick in overnight and with us through tomorrow morning and systems snow will get everybody in on it. >> everybody with slick roads and arctic punch behind this thing and lake-effect snow. >> here is future view. 7:00 we are dry timing it out. 10:00, there you go starting to snow in sandusky and norwalk area overspreading the region problem right there. 7:00 a.m. we will have light to moderate snow. that will quickly exit to the east by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. the worst of it will be during the morning commute. here is what we are looking at here. 1 to 2-inch snow isolated spots getting up to 3. most of the lake-effect will kick in by tomorrow evening. so a look at the morning commute forecast. mid-20s downtown. wind driven, weather impact will be a 6. be careful out there tomorrow morning. denise, over to you. >> thank you. >>> local students took a virtual trip overseas. >> and they visited egyptian pyramids before the north pole.

birds eye voila impacts by 10am southern part 275 including florence, independence and southern clermont and brown counties. 3pm to 5pm: snow now reaching into the downtown area and expanding north into southern butler warren and clinton counties. road impacts being felt by 5pm in these areas. 5pm - 11pm the entire area will continue to see snow showers and accumulations tapering north by midnight but continuing in our south and eastern additional accumulating. snow tapers by dawn with most significant snow totals south and east. snow totals including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. airlines have started to cancel started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. while we won't get the snow totals they'll see there.... the snow is alre