if you are south of i-4, i-75 into sarasota counties, southern polk county, hardy, desoto, you're in the mix for a potential for severe weather. we have an active tornado warning right now that is moving into southern polk county. warning in severe thunderstorm warning for southern sarasota county. this is moving across the englewood area into the i-75 corridor. if this is where you live or if you're planning on heading into port charlotte, into arcadia, placid lakes. this heavy batch, at a minimum, heavy batch of rain and gusty, potentially damaging winds are all headed in your direction. it's all about location. even if you're seeing sunshine in parts of islands county. you're not out of the mix just yet for that heavy rain and gusty winds across i-75 in sarasota county. this is where at least over the next half hour i one taking a try to stay indoors if you can. farther to the north, we're seeing this tornado warning. in is the batch of storms heading across into the fort meade area. this is going to be just to the south, if not right on top of barto. this is going to be rolling th

s it does look like farther farth southern counties -- southern counties, charles countyes you're right on the bubble forn this, prince william county w you'reil right on the bubble for this but looks like below,ks lil that south of that, southern sth maryland and down in throughnhr central virginia we're talkingal about mostly cloudy skies.ly cki and that may keep your temperatures down just a little bit. we are going to be dry today.ryy we're headed for aboutbout 54 degrees here in town.n t

the warm ground and how much rain/sleet/freezing rain we see initially, especially across the southern counties. stay tuned for further forecast updates. eastern iowa police are asking for your help in hopes of finding a missing man... 22-year-old rashon montgomery was last seen -- friday night at six o-clock when he left work at the isle casino in waterloo. officials say he has a diminished mental capacity with autism. he's five feet six inches tall -- and 167 pounds with brown hair. if you have any information regarding his wherabouts -- cedar rapids police say shots were fired outside a downtown bar around twelve- forty-five this morning. it happened behind hazzard county american saloon on second avenue. 21-year-old derek bailey was arrested. police say he fired the gun in the air -- and people who work in the area say they hope this doesn't lead to similar of rock bar american grill) "it's unfortunate this isolated incident happens, hopefully that's not the trend going forward." huang is the president of rock bar which is located down the street from hazzards. he says he believes downtown

southern counties should have no problem reaching the 60s in the afternoon. our warm spell will last into saturday too with highs mostly in the 50s day. sunday will be cooler, but still nice for late february! enjoy! brad/2wx: that's all for my forecast. check out weareiowa.com for the latest in weather year? well, we just have to get through one more seasonable day, then we begin the meltdown! tonight will be quiet and dry early, but there will be a chance for some snow showers late tonight into early wednesday morning as small disturbance passes quickly through the state. they should move out by 8 am, but the clouds are likely to stick around much of the day in central iowa. thursday is when things start to get rolling in a warmer direction with se wind increasing to 15-25 mph. it will be a little chilly in the morning, but we should get into the 50s by late afternoon for the metro and southern iowa where they might even reach 60! friday is looking even warmer and sunnier, but also windier across the state with westerly winds of 20-30 mph expected through m

southern counties should have no problem reaching the 60s in the afternoon. our warm spell will last into saturday too with highs mostly in the 50s and the winds will be lighter. this should make for a very nice day. sunday will be cooler, but still nice for late february! enjoy! brad/wxhang (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: have to get through one more seasonable day, then we begin the meltdown! tonight will be quiet and dry early, but there will be a chance for some snow showers late tonight into early wednesday morning as small disturbance passes quickly through the state. they should move out by 8 am, but the clouds are likely to stick around much of the day in central iowa. thursday is when things start to get rolling in a warmer direction with se wind increasing to 15-25 mph. it will be a little chilly in the morning, but we should get into the 50s by late afternoon for the metro and southern iowa where they might even reach 60! friday is looking even warmer and sunnier, but also windier across the state with westerly winds of 20-30 mph expected through much of

still strong storms in southern brevard county. amy: severe thunderstorm warning in effect for southern brevard county. once we make it through this, we are done with not only the severe threat but also the rain. it is going to be clearing out and temperatures will climb. it is going to be a warm and quiet day once we make it through the next hour and a half. still some rain on the backside of this and a whole lot of seminole and orange, you have some rain after stronger storms rolled through earlier and southern brevard is where we have a severe warning that remains in effect. no tornado warning anymore but these winds have been clocked at 60 miles per hour. does look like it is starting to weaken a little bit and it is going to be moving off the coast as we continue to monitor the heavy showers and also quite a little bit of lightning as well. melbourne and palm bay dealing with these lightning storms. watch how it sends everything offshore by about 7:00 a.m.. we only have to deal with showers and storms for the next couple of hou

this is a first look at first tuscarawas and carroll county and southern counties as a rain-sleet mix. we have winter storm warnings in effect tonight trumbull county, youngstown, columbiana and even into early tomorrow morning. winter weather advisory outside of that in the blue. by this map alone it goes to show you where we think the heavier snow totals will be south and east of cleveland. an alert for heavy light snow rain-sleet mix at first in south cleveland and it will be a messy drive and cancellations in there as well. 1 to 3 inches of snow in cleveland and heavier east and south and 6 inches of snow. hour by hour breakdown on this coming up. romona, over to you. >> romona: well, our crews aren't the only ones keeping a close eye on the conditions, so are those at odot. depp den shows us how they are getting ready.

tomorrow, snow in the north, rain-snow mix in the southern counties. windy and blowing snow heading into the day on wednesday. travel problems expected. tonight it will be with the fog. dense fog advisory in effect across the northern counties until 3:00, but other spots are dedeing with pretty thick fog. tama now down to zero visibility, oelwein same thing, deck error ka, new hampton, two and a half mile visibility in waterloo, the fog has improved just a litttt bit, but still storm tram 7 live weather social network camera in waterloo shows. temperatures 28 in ck error that to as warm as 33 in iowa city. we're sitting in the low 30s for now. future track, dry conditions through 11:00. towards2:00 in the morning, a scattering of a few light snow showers. not a big deal, comes through 5:00. just a dusting a the that point. as we get towards 6 and7:00, 8:00, it becomes more widespread. widespread snow across much of the region,but notice the surge of warm airir by 11:00 in the morning, there's cedar rapids south dealing with rain. there's the snow at 2:0

southern counties should have no problem reaching the 60s in the afternoon. our warm spell will last into saturday too with highs mostly in the 50s and the winds will be lighter. this should make for a very nice day. sunday will be cooler, but still nice for late february! enjoy! brad stephanie: jack: have to get through one more seasonable day, then we begin the meltdown! tonight will be quiet and dry early, but there will be a chance for some snow showers late tonight into early wednesday morning as small disturbance passes quickly through the state. they should move out by 8 am, but the clouds are likely to stick around much of the day in central iowa. thursday is when things start to get rolling in a warmer direction with se wind increasing to 15-25 mph. it will be a little chilly by late afternoon for the metro and southern iowa where they might even reach 60! friday is looking even warmer and sunnier, but also windier across the state with westerly winds of 20-30 mph expected through much of the day. much of central and even northern iowa will reach the

the warm ground and how much rain/sleet/freezing rain we see initially, especially across the southern counties. stay tuned for further forecast updates. we will dry out by tuesday afternoon, but we will also cool to below normal levels for a few days. the blustery northwest winds we had this afternoon after the cold front moved through the area will calm down a bit this evening, and transition to more of a southwest direction. we will start the evening mostly cloudy, then see gradual clearing during the overnight hours. monday is a tricky temperatures forecast, as another cold front will track through the area. before that, temperatures will warm up quickly to the south with temperatures in the mid 50s. however, the north will see temperatures in the lower to middle 40s before the front moves through. clouds will increase throughout the day. all eyes turn to late monday evening through tuesday. the latest guidance is pointing toward a wintry mix to start of late monday evening, transitioning to all snow. accumulations vary models, but we have to take into account the warm ground and how much r

initially, some of this will start out as rain, particularly in our central and southern county, but eventually, everyone will get some snow later on tonight with the heavier totals across our northern counties. that's the way it's been all winter long and there will be some snow-covered roads and some slick traveling by early tomorrow morning and as a result of that we have a winter weather advisory in effect for the northern half of the area. wind shouldn't be a big issue. we may see gusts of 25 and way be some minor blowing and drifting in the open areas but i don't think drift should be a big issue. now, here's the radar. and you can see the rain beginning to increase across our southern counties with a little bit of light snow now trying to up. in the north. some is not hitting the ground yet. you can see the rain/snow line southeast of manchester and northwest of dubuque so anything northwest of that should begin as snow. further south, rain will change over to snow after midnight tonight. it looks like waterloo to dew buick and to the north, 3 to 5- inch accumulations and cedar

then all of a sudden with no watches out, we started seeing development across the extreme southern counties. most was south of sarasota county, charlotte county and port charlotte, but still we had to worry about that and keep our eyes on it. that is now over. and that same system that brought in all of the rough weather today is now bringing in cooler temperatures. so while the skies will begin to clear, temperatures will begin to drop as we see the mercury drop down to the 40s and 50s over the next few days. we will tell you when we will hit the 30s coming up. >>> remember you can get severe weather alerts no matter where you are using our storm shield app. it's available for apple and android phones. >>> congressman david jolly is fighting to make sure that the planes to keep us safe during hurricanes stay in the bay area. as we first told you last year, the air force has ordered noaa to remove the specialized planes by july 1st of 2017. jolly telling the u.s. secretary of commerce, he will work with both organizations to make sure that the hurricane hunters and their specialized workfor

weather advisory continuing in many of the southern counties, including cedar rapids and iowa city. more sleet and rain are innthose areas witit snow continuing to the north. some thundersnow is ` helping get some higher snowfall totals... so far, wehave some reports of an inch 5 inches! here is a picture that one of our viewers sent into our stormtrack7 facebook page.... with the snow, sleet and rain, and blowing snow, we still have visibilities down below 2 miles over most of the viewing area this afternoon. winds are gusting to 40 mph and will continue to be strong today, die down a bit as they turn direction and pick up again by tomorrow morning. meteorogist kyle kil is also here in the weather center and will showwus around the viewing area on the stormtrack7 live weather network cameras. the snow is continuing to track to the north with a dry slot heading our way for a few hours before that area to the west rorotes through tonight. the storm is still very large with thunderstorms well to our south and snow still out in colorado. this low will track over us this evening but we

then this cluster has to get through our central and southern counties. that won't happen until about 9:00 to 12:00. there's a lot of lightning associated with this. i must say this cell i've been showed significant rotation off- shore. it was stronger and has been on a weakening trend. so that is certainly excellent news. you can still get strong winds but i like the trend as as i see it now. 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. for strong thunderstorms across the northern and into our central and southern counties. that is when we're talking about 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. i think the main threat will be damaging wind potential. 60 mile-per-hour, 70 mile-per- hour winds can't be ruled out. isolated tornadoes to the north where we have the tornado watch. i still think the threat again is for damaging winds which are bad enough. you don't care how you get the damage, it's the possibility that it happens with straightline winds. by the way, we're on tv now but you're going to be headed to work so you want to get your weather alerts on your ios or android, it can follow you aro

our southern counties down in cook and washington. you still have a wind advisory in affect. the winds sustained at 30 to 40 miles per hour and straight out of the west. and there have been gusts reported up to 50 miles an hour. 54 the last hour here in cedar rapids; 52 in dabuke; 47, monticello and the strong winds are going to continue the rest of the day. temperatures a going to attetet to rebound into the 50s, especially in the southern counties and they will fall tonight. they'll be cooler the past few nights, especially last night with the temperatures near 40 degrees and fallling into the 30s. what you can expect is a windy friday, above average temperatures continue and an overall calm pattern that continues the next few days. we had a cold front move through the area and it's the, rather, low pressure system now that is leading to the strong winds that will be continuing over the next 12 hours. the front moved to the east and we're going to stay clear the next few days. we could have a system approach us on sunday. that can lead to some rain-snow mix in the northern

county in southern osceola county. 10% or less so it's not a big chance for the rain. that's the good news. >> 69b0 at 9:00 and 66 x 11:00 tonight. for the most part b we are looking good. here is the clouds and rain forecast. we look through the day and it's 9:00 tonight looking good. fog is developing early in the morning tomorrow. it's like we saw this morning morning. and it could be a possibility with good news for us. we will be ready to make sure you leave early. >> 58 bright and early in ocala. it's a little bit more mild here in orlando like we started out this morning at 62b0. we will be at 60b0 in sanford. >> here is the next few days. here is groundhog day. the high is 85b0. if you tuned in early, he was up here and i moved him down. >> he moves b do you see that? >> a high of 85b0 tomorrow and we never pay much attention to him. florida. we are not worried about when winter starts . >> 73b0 on thursday and we say 50% chance of rain then. weekend b 60s for the highs. 65 on the weekend and upper 60s a lot of folks are indoors for the weekend >> i love your g

mary's county, in through southern calvert county because we have a tornado warning. and it's our duty here to make sure that you stay protected across that region. a couple more zooms. here's the patuxent river nas, naval air station around the patuxent river, that continues. let's put up the line of storms and widen out one more time to show you where the heaviest is. let's take the composite off, too, because i want to really show this and just the right -- look how we do have a little bit of a curvature here. again, that might be more of wind. go ahead and zoom back in here, because we had some purples before. this storm may be weakening just little bit, and that's some very good news. watched it over the past hour or so, or last half hour, if we can, and you see what's happening. by the way, there's alexandria flooding. can you find out where that is for me, guys, so i can talk about that? we had some purple across the river, and it's coming onshore. it looks like it's weakening just a bit. that would be very good news for st. mary's county. okay, so, what we're

county. that is another warning there. if you're in southern wake you want to take cover immediately from that. we are getting word of three for talladega's. sad news in sussex county, looking -- looking for this new they issued a tornado warning for southeastern chatham. western harnett, a doppler indicated severe thunderstorm potentially producing a tornado moving northeast at 50-60 miles per hour. this was indicated east of southern pines. we talked about this one that it looked very impressive, potentially producing a tornado. there it is into sections of moore county. moving out of that very rapidly. we have that tornado warning. this area of wake county, holly springs, those areas we mentioned that. down towards the harnett county line. this rotation is kind of tough to see. is capitol boulevard. this is moving northeast word. you can see the areas in the path of the storm into lee county, western harnett county. you have some time, but moving at 70 miles per hour you are only talking if you miles. it will be in these areas in the next fe

especially southern counties. monday afternoon, it depends on the track of the storm. tuesday, flurries or a light mix. right now, doesn't look like too much in terms of accumulation. wind chills stay single digits tonight, the wind weaken. we drop off to 6 degrees for the air temperature. tomorrow night, snow arrives. most of us have a quiet morning. in the afternoon, snow edges in from the west. by 3:00 and 4:00, we all have snow. some may be intense at times. we start to break up the snow monday morning. because it lasts into the overnight, we'll have travel concerns monday morning. weekend temperatures in the 20s. monday, tuesday, back above freezing. at least briefly in the afternoon, even with snow showers around. second half of the work week, dry as temperatures start to climb. jonathan. jonathan: look at friday, 53 and sunny. thank you, jennifer. local high school bass ketball teams finishing the regular season. details in morning sports. george: welcome to the blitz on a saturday morning. i'm george vogel

low 50s up north to lower 60s down in the southern counties. a nice day saturday. 54 with sunshine then. cooler on sunday at 48. after that, more norm temperatures. no rain or snow for the next 7 days. >> soundsood. thanks, terry. >>> the yiefr of iowa is warning about -- universityy of iowa is warning about health concerns before spring break. the moss quitos that transmit >>> the world health organization is issuing a strongg recommendation on using contraception in countries with zika because zika is also sexually trangs mitted. that advice is supported by an unlikely source tonight. the pope is now saying that using con dolls is okay given -- condoms is okay given the circumstances. >>> the pope is also t tping or vote 2016 coverage tonight. donald trump is now exchanging attacks with the pope. the pope said a person who thinks only about building walls wherefore they may be and not trump fired back calling the pope's comments disgraceful. crowned a state championship - next on cbs 2 news. the iowa high school state wrestling totonament --

some rain arrives, especially southern counties. overspreads during the morning. 55 for the high tomorrow afternoon. late day sunshine. showers monday. dry tuesday. late tuesday, showers return, looking for a potential with wrapping up as a mix or snow showers wednesday night. here's your saturday morning sports. george: and welcome back. we've made the switch to that other side of the river, the bluegrass side. the commonwealth. the great state of kentucky. they're not in the playoffs just yet. elise: next weekend, they get after tournament competition. last night, the regular season came to a close. it was beechwood's last home game as he hosted highlands. zach wells has more. zach: george and elise, good morning. among the two rival fan bases at highlands and cov cath, there is a very real curiosity. when will the colonels catch highlands in football and when will the bluebirds overtake cov cath in basketball. when it comes to hoops, highlands hired a former cov cath standout in kevin listerman to walk the sidelines in fort thoma

really happens to be the focus from oceola, orange and brevard counties, as we put this into motion it is going to go downhill quickly in southern sections of brevard county. northern zones is where we have the tornado watch or warning that is up. this is the whole broad picture, severe weather, lake is over, just some showers, by the way, this is going to be it are for the day, we are going to turn sunny as we hit the afternoon today. so this is our weather moving in over the next two hours, severe weather threat pole ec county, western sections of orange county, looking much better although it is wet if this morning but we are watching eastern sections of oceola county into brevard county for the heaviest weather working in. you see the red shadings, orange shadings showing up in brevard county. a new warning up, did they -- is that tornado warning up but the new warning a severe thunderstorm warning up until ac 30. >> there you go. >> until 5:45, that is exactly what we were just talking about, we are here with eye ren, george, rusty here, obviously. that includes central, southern sections of brevard county just where we wer

there could be 8 inch accumulation in the north from cedar rapids to dubuque and an unch in the southern counties-we will be back to talk about the storm in the >> thanks terry. >>> we will bring you live caucus coverage in a moment but preparations in advance of tonight's winter storm. the roadways ready. ready.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga is live at broadcast park with our top story. it looks like our winter weather is still a ways off and won't impact caucus goers but city workers are already out getting the roads ready. we spoke with cedar rapids streets superintendent manager mike duffy who says crews have already been out putting down salt brine on major roads, bridges and intersections to help keep ice from sticking to the pavement. crews will be out all night and once the snow starts to fall and they switch over to clearing those roads its important to give them space to work. "we just ask that people give the operators plenty of room to do their job. and then just be aware that conditions can change very quickly, and so even if it's raining that rain duffy says their busiest time wil

southern areas. but from plink gogh to clinton indians springs heavier pockets of freezing rain. wake county, southern wake county not much but durham you are seeing freezing rain or sleet mix with the snowflakes. north of the dark blue areas are where we see heavier batches of snow from norlina to williamsboro and granville and vance counties shifting north toward south hill, virginia. raleigh under a wet lens 24 right now and dew point 18. that is 77% humidity. northeast wind eight miles an hour. everybody in the 20's this morning from 28 to fayetteville and clinton to 23 roxboro. 22 oxford, 25 wilson, 23 louisburg, 24 siler city. satellite and radar composite shows the southern and western areas with not much going on. we are seeing the moisture stream up. the system was paofrgmoving west and now it is tapping into moisture and that is what is happening as our model has done a nice job with this. by 8:00 this morning you will notice mixed precipitation possible to person county. anywhere in the pink you could see sleet and snow and freezing rain or rain. a little bit of everything. as we

current readings range from the low 40s north to the low 50s in our southern counties. it's still 51 in iowa city. there's washington tonight at 52 degrees. nice to see numbers like that back on the board. this is the weather system that came across the midwest today gradient that brought us the winds. behind this, we've got a westerly flow coming across the country, so we'll still be dealing with pacific air as we go through the next 24 hours. but eventually our storm track will start to turn in from the northwest here as we get into early next week. that will start a cooling trend that will get our temperatures back below normal by the end of next week. but overall, still a very dry weather pattern. not seeing any rain or snow in the forecast now of any consequence anyway, all the way through wednesday of next week. tonight's forecast does call for the winds to back off. low temperatures, low to mid- 30s north to the mid and upper 30s in the south. during the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine around. very comfortable temperatures. readings mid-40s up north to around 50 t

tomorrow morning, this is 7:00 tomorrow morning, look at the snow down in our southern counties. it is possible that you wake up to a few flakes to the south. this is lunchtime, some rain, southern and eastern communities. here's 5:00 as this system continues to push away. we could have some accumulations. we'll take a look at the probability of who could see some accumulating snow for super bowl sunday. >> very interesting, amy, thank you. >>> a man is dead after participating in the annual krispy kreme challenge. candace sweat joins us now. what's the latest? >> reporter: we know the 58- year-old man stepped out of the race within the first mile of starting, and he complained of having chest pains we're told by an nc state spokesperson who was picked up bey ems and taken to rex hospital where he was pronounced dead. at this point we really don't know exactly what caused his death but a little bit of a background on this krispy kreme challenge. it is a student-lead clarity that benefits north carolina children's hospital. participants run five miles, about a dozen krispy kreme do

steve weather cloud cover will be increasing this afternoon and rain will move into the southern counties of the fox19 now viewing area by midnight. occasionally very heavy rain overnight could cause ponding on roadways and flash flooding could become a problem. in addition areas that have had recent mud slides may see more late tonight and tomorrow. both the morning and evening commutes look rainy day slow. rainfall totals will exceed 2 inches in many areas by midday thursday. as the cold air arrives after midnight wed/thu the rain will change to wet, light snow. with the ground warm and the air at or warmer than 32 it will be a mostly wet to slushy situation. thursday morning could become a problem in isolated areas with a slick spot or two. so we could be dealing with school delays thursday morning. snow showers will be scattered on thursday with 1 inch or so possible and a cold high of 35 degrees. developing now animation developing now... three local cancer centers are under from batavia... and still there? as far as we can tell tricia... there's been little movement in and out of th

even 82 for the high today in southern brevard county. there's the rain, still see some we'll stay dry for the next several days. 75 for the high on wednesday. 74 on thursday. the day knowna 500 looking good and dry. amy, those roads are wet. >> yeah, they most certainly are wet. >> we have an accident impacting both directions of i-4. this is by conroy. you can see all the flashing lights. multiple cars involved. the accident is taking out the two left travel lanes on the eastbound side of the roadway. we have two roads blocked with emergency vehicles. this is definitely a good kind of reminder of the extreme caution you need this morning wherever you are heading, take all the time you need to be safe. back over to you. >> right now, 5:22 on your tuesday. a local firefighter is expected to go before a judge today. >> what he is accused of doing. >> good morning. a severe weather alert to bring you as we continue to pinpoint strong storms moving through central florida. brevard county has seen the worst of it all morning long. earlier a t

being less where heavy bands across the south shore and had them already and deeper blue and southern plymouth county and few inches already and extends northward through boston, mass pike out to worcester snowing, snowing now in southern new hampshire as well, dracut seeing snow, essex seeing snow in cape ann, so everybody getting into the act as expected and 11:30 it will be snowing steadily and fairly heavily all across the area from new hampshire to cape cod and there will be some heavy banding inland as well, but clearly heavy focus will be south shore and cape cod, even as storm wheels away, last of the snow connected today west and move off to the north with it, another system will spin by to the south tomorrow and sure looks like it is going to be far enough south it will not be impact for us. however, bands of snow on south shore and enhancement from the ocean effect, add up eight to 12 inches on south shore and spots around the canal more than a foot judging by band of foot and less back to the north of 495 closest center of the storm later start on the snow today, but boston to worcester a

the heaviest of this in southern sections of brevard county. the yellow you see, that's moderate rain, as you saw the red move over, heavy rain, some indications of hail, including these areas of southern brevard county. seeing a little bit of lightning. for the most part, it is moderate rain and it will soon come to an end. by 3:00, a lot of sun, warming to 78 degrees and then we cool down. we'll be fairly mild but the cooler air works in as we head we'll talk about that straight ahead. first, let's check on the roads and head over to amy in the napleton traffic center. amy? >> yes. kind of a busy morning on the roads. want to give you a live look outside. this is over by good holmes road this morning. it actually looks ok through that stretch. pretty quiet because we have issues other plays. the stretch of i-4, we have both sides affected by conroy road. we have two lanes blocked on the eastbound side, one on the westbound side because of a mixture of cars off the road as well as emergency vehicles. heads up. not that far away, another crash w

some snow squalls.w windchill values of the near zero here's a look at the projection that the southern county t 8-14 inches of snow we vardy had several inches thates we will have grilled pockets of heavier snowr there's still a lot north.f when you add up a lot of cold air over snow-coveredyo waves of cold air and look at that. looks sick were getting snowtt late into monday night. fox 8 news is your officials school closing station.s good at morning we are in ground fox we are on the e shirley's headed out towards east 140t right now roads are went but snow is fine clippers have done a pretty nice job with drug they sure you have plenty of to send before you get out on the incident on covered area is folks are traveling speed limit right there's not a lot of volume out here at 4:15 a.m. fox 8 tickets you are inside the help cleveland hotel on tuesday there almost finish each will have one of 13 depictions of architectural designgn they will have several bars and restaurantsl including birth 32 outdoor viewsws in the coming months the hotel will be sellingh the job postingsnk the door is aff

giving the area another chance for light accumulating snow, but may also mix with rain in our southern counties. we stay active with another weak system rolling through on wednesday, possibly sparking off a few flurries or light snow showers. little to no accumulation is expect at this time. once we get past this system, the rest of our week warms up significantly. highs will easily be in the upper 30s and low 40s on thursday, upper 40s by friday! we'll have to watch out for some fog and drizzle on thursday, however. tonight: m/cloudy, flurries low: 15-21 winds: s 5-15 alo: 18 dbq: 18 iow: 19tomorrow: mostly cloudy high: 32-38 wiwids: sw 5-10 alo: 34 dbq: 33 iow: 36 ck to you. jane kelly is one of a handful of potential supreme court nominees several news outlets have mentioned since the death of justice antonin scalia. she has been a judge in the u-s court of appeals for the ghth circuit in dar rapids, since 2013. before at, she was a public defender in eastern iowa. president obama says he plans to nominate someone to succeed justice scalia, who died at a ranch in texas yesterday. governor br

john: even our southern counties are not being spared this time. fayetteville under that winter weather advisory. barbara: nicole carr is on alert there. what is happening where you are, nicole? good morning. barbara. not much happening in cumberland county but the in famousfamous fountain here in downtown always tells you how cold it is. it is definitely chilly but we don't have anything falling from the sky and no problems on the roadways and probably won't see anything until later in the morning if won't he get anything at all. the good news is it is a teacher workday and the kids are out for presidents day so should away get anything the students won't be impacted. there's not a lot of traffic that we would be trying to avoid on the roadways this morning. we will keep an eye out and if things start to fall, if things get a little wintry, we will move around town and let you know what is going on. for now it is good. back to you from downtown fayetteville. john: 4:38 and coverage just getting started. barbara: we will check the conditions at the

we could see some temperatures close to 60 and the far southern county and this model even indicates a high of 58 degrees in cedar rapids. it will be wind driven and you can see morrow afternoon the gus could be around 40 mi.i. and they continue to blow into friday. >>> you will need to hold onto your hat that you can wear a bite coat. >>> of forecast shows some of the clouds will deal with in the nighttime hours. during the day they should do now and it allows temperatures to start warming. tonight in advance of all that to 31 degrees and the winds picking up from the southeast. during the day tomorrow temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s and about 50 degrees to the far south h and the extended forecast does have temperatures up to 57 degrees on friday unless went on saturday and still try on sunday with a high temperature of 47 degrees. a nice-looking forecast. >>> thank you barry, next the high-tech court battle over privacy versus government security and how it could >>> apple says it will not be forced to help the f-b-i break into the phone of one of the san bernadino appl

for the southern counties. live look at first alert doppler xp and you can see the precipitation just starting to kind of work its way into the sand hills. kind of building down here and lifting north and east this boundary running through us at the moment. northern wake county up to the north is where we see the heavier pockets of snow, sleet an freeze inging -- and freezing. 21 roxboro, 25 wilson, 28 fayetteville and 27 in sanford. looking at the day ahead, the temperatures climb from the 20's to the upper 20's. wintry mix in the triangle. in the sand hills all rain by lunchtime. in the afternoon 38 degrees with rain in the triangle and changing to rain. it will be all rain in fayetteville. we will talk more about the wintry mix moving out and what is next but now away tack traffic with amber rupinta. amber: getting busy now and we have cancellations and it is presidents day but anybody who is heading out this morning might be surprised to find some slick spots. they can come up on you very quickly. 440 and l

there is the beginning of the rain, more likely in southern counties, tuesday could be quite the soaking. tuesday night into wednesday morning and at this point, tuesday and friday -- three days a potential rain and use of the umbrellas. >> i'm just looking at that 68. that looks nice. >> some people will look more great but not as much. >>> serious systemic pain that >> still ahead, here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) it's ok! steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that's amazing! that's amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery felt a little forced. and steve, steve: yeah? woman: i am still missing that raw emoti

hey, lorain county, medina county, southern cuyahoga county, and into summit county. allen county-effect band ongoing there. we also have persistent snows in the snowbelt. so, if you do run into this on your lunchtime hour, you might see reduced visibility, might be tough to drive. so go slow. >> "q": there, you go. thanks for joining us this noon. the young and the restless is up next. >> laura: be sure to join us for cleveland 19 news at 4:00. thanks for watching. have a great day. dear fellow ohioans, for relative newcomers to our beautiful state, i have to tell you, getting your first set of ohio license plates is not fun. one: go to a bmv location and wait in line to have them come out and read the vin number on your car. two: go to the county title office and wait in line to get make sure you bring a file folder full of personal documents. three: get it inspected at an e-inspection center, required for most cleveland-area counties. four: return to the bmv, get in the same line you were in earlier to finally get your plates. two-car family? begin again at step on

real southern tip there, southeastern tip of hillsboro county. this is in effect until 12:30 at the latest. that is where that warning has gone into place. it does look like we may end up with a severe thunderstorm warning now. as i mentioned before, just got that into place here. now for portions of manatee county, i'm sorry, nassar sew a county going across venice. from that batch of storms that are moving on shore right now into the venice area and farther south. bottom line here is that if you are going to be -- if you're supposed to be heading out on to the road on to i-75 corridor, you would -- i think it would be better for you if you were just to stay off the roads for a little bit. this is where that storm system is headed. so you can see around mineral springs, port charlotte, southport, into pine level. this is where we have that severe thunderstorm warning right now. i'm just clicking on that to get a little more -- let's see. this is in effect through 1:00 this afternoon. it will take time for that through. there is a concern here fo

our highest rainfall totals will be the southern counties. tomorrow morning at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, it's to the south, trying to spread north. there may be spots in the northern counties that stay dry through the night, but we'll see this line edge up into portions of butler, warren, clinton countys as well tomorrow during the morning. midday, trying to slide out. this model is aggressive to push may see it linger into the noon or 1:00 hour tomorrow afternoon. we see sunshine north to south sunday. temperature today, partly cloudy. 66 for the high. southwest wind, 10 to 18. a touch breezy. nothing like yesterday, though. 49 for the low temperature tonight as the rain arrives and most of us have rain into the overnight. tomorrow morning, it's trying to push out tomorrow afternoon. high temperatures edging down to 55 tomorrow, 46 monday. that will be a dry day and seasonable. tuesday, clouds thicken. late evening rain showers. watching a system for next week during the midweek. depending on the path it takes, has a potential to bring us heavy rain

earlier this afternoon, we upgraded to a blizzard warning for mono, mineral, and southern lyon counties through 10 am monday low deepens over southern nevada, this will continue to and into monday. these strong north winds may areas south of mono and mineral counties. snow ratios will also increase overnight as cold air advection draws in much colder air and turns snow into powder. strong winds and light fluffy snow blowing and drifting snow with near zero visibility. this is a dangerous and potentially life areas with blizzard conditions. travel and outdoor activity should be avoided! road crews and first responders may not be able to rescue you. stay indoors until the snow and wind subside. even a short walk could be deadly if you become disoriented. snow will taper off monday morning, but gusty winds are likely to continue for these areas south of highway 50 through monday afternoon with blowing snow and low visibilities. for areas north of highway 50, blowing snow and low visibility is also possible, although winds will not be quite as strong with gusts up to 35 mph. low pressure pu

not more than widespread or will not be more widespread in southern counties as northern counties. starting the day, overcast 40s to 50 at -- drizzle, cool. an overcast and a breeze from the northeast. drizzle, the temperatures are cooler tomorrow than what we had today. but, we rebound on wednesday. upper 60s to lower 70s, showers and storms late in the day and evening. then it is rain and cooler on thursday. friday and saturday, cooler weather. and tomorrow it is groundhog day. and surwalter wally will come out of the museum -- sir walter wally will come out of the museum and we will find out. >> it is really scientific. >> it is. it is right all of time. [ laughter ] >>> a north carolina pastor super bowl sunday. >> that is because he will be at the game. an all expensed paid trip to cheer on the panthers. >>> a super surprise for bill. legendary coach >>> media day as they get ready for super bowl 50. we found our way to san jose coach and knows a thing or two with the super bowl. tv analysts are there and ready to go. >> you know i coached in 40 and lost, coached in 30 and won

, or far southern counties, southern pines, fayetteville and harnett county. we're seeing rain across the area. this will continue into the evening and overnight. but there is something else, and one that will add to this after midnight. was ahead? rain likely in eastern counties. could we see morning snow? yes, there is potential. but i refer to this snow as what we call tail and snow, it comes at the end of of event and does not typically cause a at the end it will be brighter and blustery, and actually year below normal period for the next 10 days and you'll see coming up. over in durham, there's the freeway heading south toward raleigh. 52 with rain, to become 45. we started off in the 60s this morning, i stepped out to let the dog do it's thing and it now has cooled down. we were expecting to do that. 51 moncure and holly springs, 53 wake forest. it's been the view, everybody in the 50s with the exception of south hill and a husky in the 40s, and new current at 65. the front has not clear, yet. that's why we are on the mild side. we see these little waves

so that's the reason why there's not much snow expected across our southern counties here. more of it is going to be across the northern counties as we continue to track this throug 11:00 here tuesday night, and again, n n much moisture nono as we head through the overnight hours. most of the accumulating snow will have come to anticipated, but still dealing with light snow through the morning on dnesday. another. >> or two a possibility as -- inch or two a possibility as we head through the late night hours tuesday into early morning wednesday. it all moves out of the area by 1991. keep in mind, there's a -- by noon. keep in mind there's a lot of wind associated with this. put that together and here's the forecast. northwestern part of dubuque part of tama county and areas to the north and west, five to nine inches of snow. again, as you saw, a lot of that dry air really shutting down any snsnfall accumulation across our southern counties, so really tapers off very quickly as you get into linn county and eventually johnson county. as for tonight, againl temperatures not cha

a couple spots, southern counties. a better potential for a couple of totals more than three inches. it's going to be tough to come by totals of one inch or so. in the northeast counties. widespread snow expected. we'll all be dealing with slick spots on the roadways during the afternoon and evening. we're at 13 right now. an east wind at nine miles an hour. the wind chill not much better than yesterday morning, feels like one degree. satellite and radar showing this initial line that's not doing much. extends from illinois into indiana. but note some of the heavy snow now developing across missouri. that will move west to east today and spread through the afternoon and evening. if your travels take you anywhere from the evening through indianapolis to southern kentucky, it's widespread snowfall. expecting totals higher across central and southern kentucky. today. been watching. monday, we talked about low pressure coming in from the south. it will bring a lot of moisture. but also, when storms come in air. we're watchi

so, eventually here into southern cuyahoga county and northern medina, and also into northern summit county as the band drifts south and east. take a look now. 71 and 77 heading out of downtown cleveland. and the low visibilities as well as snow-covered roads downtown travel. very slow and slick at this time. notice 71 there as you head 480 right now as you saw during the live shot and not that bad. that snowband is to the north and 77 right now, not good until you get into southern cuyahoga county and northern sections -- section of the county. fairview park getting hammered. westlake, the heavy snow is to the south. the airport is getting snow right now as well. the same deal with brookepark. we head farther south and east and south of downtown cleveland, shaker heights, warrensville heights and 271 not good. travelwise right now and into geauga county, we're seeing the snow again. where jeff you see the purples and darker blues indicate the heavy snowband. not as bad as you head through medina and akron. the snow is coming with the band on shore and into the west and we have advis

county and roxboro. there batch in southern warren county is heavier bands of snow mixing with sleet. live look into joined raleigh and we have sleet being reported. 25, dew point 16, 69% humidity. we will see the wintry mix continue as we look at the airport, things starting to slick up. call ahead. this is the weather that can delay flights because even with the de-icing they see icing in the mid levels. 23 roxboro, 25 siler city, 28 southern pines. everybody below freezing. 2 we are on the back edge of this right now. it is just building on the back side and lifting north. as we go through the day we will see this area fill in over the next couple of hours. by 8:00 this morning we have just a hit-or-miss precipitation. not so much down in the sand hills. into the afternoon we start to see some of the warmer air working and that will change the snow to pockets of rain and eventually rain working through by 8:00 or 9:00 changing to a rain event. the reason the winter advisories and storm warnings go later because it takes a whilor the rain it eat away the snow. 6:00 tomorrow morning

probably 3 or 4 in the morning before things cook in our southern counties and then that will be around occasional basis through wednesday morning. but it's going to be our northern and northwestern

the best chance for that, gusts in the mid 30s for southern counties. so probably not going to be quite as high. that's why the national weather service putting out the wind advisory. portions of central indiana, central ohio and dragging down into the local counties for clinton, warren and butler countys, as well as franklin, fayette and union counties in indiana. starting at 11:00, lasting through 7:00 this evening. winds during the day, windy and warm. tonight, wet. i think all of us will see showers come through on the futurecast past 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. clouds, the leading edge of showers, downtown. midnight to 1:00 a.m. tonight. then sliding out beyond that. computer models are back and forth about how much rain comes through, but we should get a light shower or sprinkle. we may see a couple spots a tenth of an inch. we get a downpour or two, maybe two tenths of an inch. that's a stretch. not a lot for measure rbl rainfall. 65 for the high today. plenty of afternoon sun. the winds will be up. it will be warm. rain showers tonight. behind it to

we are not done yet. southern brevard county but i'm glad that we saw this stuff move so fast. >> good news. >> it moved out in time for people to head to work. where the worst of it is in southern brevard county. we are talking about a chance for hail. you can see the line that pushed through very quickly near 50 miles an hour that line moved. individual cells were rotating earlier. we had a tornado warning for the kennedy space center, in that region, until 5:00. right now, a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 5:45. but soon this cell will be moving out to sea and we are out of the woods for the severe threat. for the purple, we saw it pulse up. that's an indication of hail. then two minutes, more of the heavy rain. i know it is on top of you right now. light to moderate rain where we had a tornado warning, meritt no longer a warning, no longer any severe weather. we are seeing moderate rain near the kennedy space center. here's the good news, the rain, the storms coming, pushing out to sea. we then warm with lots of sunshine to 74 at noon by 4:00, all the way up to 78 degre