up to 18 inches of snow in nebraska and up to southern minnesota up to a foot possible. also today watching the risk for severe weather to the upper great lakes. the greatest chance for severe weather in alabama, mississippi, tennessee, where even tornados and damage ing winds. now, that storm moves our way as tomorrow. we will only see the rain and for how much we can expect and more on that, back to you. >> it looks like a half inch to an inch of rain coming across southern new england. midwest. the winds will kick out of the gusty southerly wind and the heaviest of the rain late afternoon through the evening hours. front sets up to the east of us on thursday. still could be a few showers running along the coastline. overall mostly cloudy skies and we quiet things down to end the week on friday and head into the weekend on the dry side. really ramping up the rain chance. thinking it is a dry morning commute and we will likely start to see the rain developing. degrees. and we will be close to it but it takes until 9:00 at night, so the temperatures continuing to rise th

it is worse in iowa and southern minnesota, and denver colorado with winter storm warnings and blizzard warnings in place . we will be on in the water sector . so for us it will be the rainfall, a front comes in wednesday morning the last amateurs to tumble wednesday night . the area with a blizzard and storm warnings,w with amounts of 6 inches -- 18 inches, on groundhog day . and showers after sunset it will it'll be heavy at times tuesday into ww,sa tomas motz sometime this morning ,mo to be more precise in every day is in the right direction so far. >> on saturday, the second straight game that that lebron james, kyrie irving and kevin love all topped theatat 20-point tonight, they play the indiana pacers team that will try to play more small ball . see if they can adjust. full of the pink pink ladies and t. bird in t. bird, grease live was a hit.ad all of the students at rydell high wereud born to and john. >> grease live was performed on national tv last night featuring julianne hough, andt aaron tveit, vanessa hudgens and carly rae jepsen in more . during the three-hour live produ

southern minnesota into nebraska. this will be as big as the storm that hit the east coast a couple of weeks ago. eight to 12 to 13 inches. not the two to three feet that we saw. it will be a trip -- a crippling storm in terms of the wind. severe weather could breakout. parts of alabama and mississippi. when the into wednesday, there severe weather. above average. tomorrow would feel pretty good. we need the jacket. there may be some gusty winds. upper 40's to mid 50's around the triangle. reserve first alert predictor. look how mild it is. temperatures back up near 70. it'll be another springlike day. here comes the rain. showers coming through again. this is assertive. it does not look like a big threat of severe weather. the main threat could be some heavy rain the causes localized flooding. then it moves out temporarily. there could be rain on the tail end. likely. another chance during the day on thursday. highs in the 50's. then he clears out. things the good for friday saturday and sunday. temperatures will be

before, during and after the snow falls. 3 blizzard alerts stretch from north-central kansas to southern minnesota, and the worst of it hitting right here in siouxland. with snow totals that could reach up to a foot paired with sustained winds over 30 mph, the storm will likely bring whiteout conditions. a day before the storm hits, the iowa dot is already preparing. "we're getting trucks ready. we're that are coming in today, so we're checking trucks and blades and lights. travel is highly discouraged, but the dot says they will be doing their best to keep the roads safe. "trucks are out as the weather dictates we need to be out, so we're monitoring road conditions often and they're out as the weather is needed." there is a slim chance that parts of i29 could close down due to accidents or snow totals. in this event, on ramps will be closed until the conditions improve. the dot encourages anyone who must travel to check their website for updated road conditions. we have the links to their websites in this story at siouxland news dot com"best thing is to keep an eye on the 511 website and keep and

there's a blizzard going on along interstate 35 from southern minnesota into central iowa. they have not starting off the week nicely as we are. high clouds over colorado right now. dry on hd, and that's true through the day today. we have some of those cold air pockets in the mountain valleys this morning. teens and 20s over the east. some of the coldest readings along the river in eastern colorado. flurries on the continental divide, and nothing near anywhere where anyone lives. we are not looking at measurable snow today. we may just get calm of little divide. 30s and 40s in the foothills, and as i said, the wind slowing down to around 30-mile an hour gusts in the foothills this afternoon, and for us today, high clouds over the front range, and the mountains and adjacent places including the corridor up 26, sunny for much the napa valley20s and 30s with milder readings around here. focusing the wind right here, and that's in the front range foothill areas. partly sunny today. 48 for the high tonight, and into the 20s and then we will clear things out. two days in the 60s

conditions and winter storm warnings, the blizzard warnings in northern portions of iowa and southern minnesota. for the southern part of this, it' s all about the warm air as temperatures are climbing into the 60' s. much like you see in the springtime, there is a threat for severe weather. we are on the extreme northern fringes of it, the biggest threat will actually be louisville down and through mississippi and alabama. this is where there' s a severe weather outbreak and it' s the with us on the northern fringes, there could be a storm or to the gets stronger in the middle of the night. looking at the radar, we do have cloudy skies and some patchy north. maybe portions of ripley county seeing a passing sprinkle. possibility as we head into the middle of the afternoon. rain chances really ramp up after the sun sets, specifically in the 9:00 hour tonight. right now, 40 nine degrees at cvg, a couple of degrees cooler to the north was springboro at 46 and already pushing fishy -- 50 walnut to dry ridge. by the time we get 5:00 for the evening rush, most places s. s across northern committees.

before, during and after the snow falls. 3 blizzard alerts stretch from north-central kansas to southern minnesota, and the worst of it hitting right here that could reach up to a foot paired with sustained winds over 30 mph, the storm will likely bring whiteout conditions. a day before the storm hits, the iowa dot is already preparing. "we're getting trucks ready. we're getting some loads of salt that are coming in today, so we're checking trucks and blades and lights. travel is highly discouraged, but the dot says they will be doing their best to keep the roads safe. "trucks are out as the weather dictates we need to be out, so we're monitoring road conditions often and they're out as the weather is needed." there is a slim chance that parts of i29 could close down due to accidents or snow totals. in this event, on ramps will be closed until the conditions improve. the dot encourages anyone who must travel to check their website for updated road conditions. we have the links to their websites in this story at siouxland news dot com"best thing is to keep an eye on the 511 website and keep and eye

southern minnesota into nebraska. this will be as big as the storm that hit the east coast a couple of weeks ago. eight to 12 to 13 inches. not the two to three feet that we saw. severe weather could breakout. parts of alabama and mississippi. when the into wednesday, there is a much smaller chance for severe weather. tonight, temperatures still well above average. it will be mostly cloudy day. tomorrow would feel pretty good. we need the jacket. upper 40's to mid 50's around the triangle. reserve first alert predictor. look how mild it is. temperatures back up near 70. it'll be another springlike day. here comes the rain. showers coming through again. this is assertive. if anything it's a little soon. it does not look like a big threat of severe weather. the main threat could be some heavy rain the causes localized flooding. then it moves out temporarily. there could be rain on the tail first alert accuweather showers likely. another chance during the day on thursday. highs in the 50's. then he clears out. things the

then on tuesday, near blizzard conditionsn aas of iowa, southern minnesota a wisconsin and we'll s sere storms possible up throuissiippi into the areas of tennessee and kentucky and on wednesday t storm will makets w io canada, stl bnging very heavy raiinto areas of t east. we'rnot o concerned with flooding mostlyecause a l of the snow islready developing. mississippi northward, tennessee and kentucky for tuesday. maybe so tors too. >> thanks,ll. for some entertainnt newsnow, eeekend kung fu panda three okhe top at t boxce. hoing tight were the vena with mehan $12 awakens with or $10 milln. still going strong. >>> ladies and gentlen, welcome to derse tv. >> he summed up the awds with one-liner. is he going to be james bond or what. what. >> many actors includingiola vis an queen leeey wer they were in comple corast to the oscars where famously r acrs of color were nomined which led to some boycotting. i cld sy home every night wa wait arod for m r oh wha a profou impact yoad onme. that wasct vanessaudnplaying pling her. last night my daddyasd away om sancer sd night i do the show in his

before, during and after the snow falls. 3 blizzard alerts stretch from north-central kansas to southern minnesota, and the worst of it hitting right here in siouxland. with snow totals that could reach up to a foot paired with sustained winds over 30 mph, the storm will likely bring whiteout conditions. a day before the storm hits, the iowa dot is already preparing. "we're getting trucks ready. we're that are coming in today, so we're checking trucks and blades and lights. travel is highly discouraged, but the dot says they will be doing their best to keep the roads safe. "trucks are out as the weather dictates we need to be out, so we're monitoring road conditions often and they're out as the weather is needed." there is a slim chance that parts of i29 could close down due to accidents or snow totals. in this event, on ramps will be closed until the conditions improve. the dot encourages anyone who must travel to check their website for updated road conditions. we have the links to their websites in this story at siouxland news dot com"best thing is to keep an eye on the 511 website and keep and

then on tuesday, near blizzard conditions in areas of iowa, southern minnesota and wisconsin and we'll see severe storms possible up through mississippi into the areas of tennessee and kentucky and on wednesday the storm will make its way into canada, still bringing very heavy rain into areas of the east. we're not too concerned with the snow is already developing. mississippi northward, tennessee and kentucky for tuesday. maybe some tornados too. >> thanks, bill. for some entertainment news now, the weekend kung fu panda three took the top at the box office. holding on tight were the revenant with more than $12 million and stat wars the force awakens with over $10 million. still going strong. >>> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse tv. >> he summed up the awards with that one-liner. is he going to be james bond or what. >> many actors including viola davis and queen la tee stay. they were in complete contrast to the oscars where famously nor which led to some boycotting. i could stay home every night wait around for mr. right >> oh, what a profound impact you've had on me. that w

the blizzard conditions in nebraska, iowa, and southern minnesota. the cold front moving through. advance towards us. that will give us the showery weather in the morning. these are severe storms. they're tracking tornados in alabama into mississippi. we won't see the severe weather, but we may get a couple of afternoon and evening. 40s out the door in the morning. a couple of showers around through mid-morning. in the afternoon, the steady rain moves in. temperature in the middle to threat is late in the afternoon on into the first part of tomorrow night. here's futurecast. we'll watch the system slide in from the south and west. there comes the showery weather early and notice the organized area of rain as you look at the time stamp, about 1:00 in the afternoon. that moves through into the evening. thursday, a bit of cloud cover and more sun as the day goes along. in the lower 50s on thursday. not bad for early february. the colder air will filter down, i should say cooler air. friday into the weekend, if not drastically colder, will be in the low

lincoln, nebraska, interstate 90, up across southern parts of minnesota as well. so, large areas of very heavily traveled commerce routes closed this morning because of the snow. anywhere from 6 to as much as 18 inches of snow falling across nebraska, iowa and parts of southern minnesota. so, this is a big storm, guys. you know what eventually that cold air makes its way to the east. i'm sure chuck has interesting weather potentially for us on the east coast he'll talk about. >> interestingly. that's right, jim cantore from the weather channel in sioux city. thank you, jim. >>> take a look at this video of damage around the alabama and mississippi border. a storm uprooted trees and ripped roofs off of buildings there. also left power lines down across the streets. look at all of that destruction. no one was seriously injured in the storms. >>> to fairfax county where a teacher faces additional charges this morning. michael sweeney was first caught with a teenage girl in his car last september. now, he faces charges of producing and possessing child pornography in

side nasty with strong wind gusts, still blizzard warnings all the way back into nebraska, southern minnesota, northwest iowa. winter weather advisories go into wisconsin. in the warmer stuff rain and norms and severe thunderstorms, supercell thunderstorms today producing those tornadoes. you can see that line continues mississippi, into the north part of alabama at this hour. a few clouds to our north as well kind of moving west to east across the area. we did see a few light rain showers south of haines city earlier today and looking for fog on the map. could see sea fog primarily inland fog, but it could be thick in spots like this morning. for tomorrow morning lingering clouds, areas of fog here on the map. that's what our rpm forecast model is telling us. tomorrow afternoon a few showers north, well above average temperatures as this front starts to move in. the rain chance is primarily thursday, a late chance on wednesday associated with this front, but as this front comes in, that's our best chance of seeing showers, potentially a thunderstorm. they will not be severe like they are in

to the north this area of low pressure, these bright colors here, that's a blizzard warning southern minnesota, northern iowa and, of course, winter weather advisories go all the way up into wisconsin. that's des moines right there where keith was reporting from. some snow starting to move into the western part of iowa. this will progress over the next 24 hours across that area. so folks watching that very closely. cold front to the north of us with that area of low pressure. high pressure is our big feature sending us that easterly flow and, of course, at forementioned moisture into the area. if you stare at this a bit, you can make out some of the sea fog, low cloudiness right along coastal areas in place. fog forecast already confirms that, too, low visibility into the early morning hours, starting to clear up around 11 a.m. in some areas but maybe holding on bay and coastal areas. our p.m. flow and a slight possibility of showers especially favoring inland areas and warmer temperatures overall. as we get into wednesday, approaching cold front. this gets a little closer thursday. that's our

southern minnesota will get slammed. so is wisconsin. and nobody throughout the ohio or tennessee valleys will see the snow but have potential for severe weather. for the day tomorrow, damaging winds, large hail, maybe even a few tornadoes. we see that aren't, that's what we call enhanced risk. national getting up toward louisville, seven indiana, getting back to jackson, mississippi. maybe birmingham and even getting up toward muscle shoals and huntsville could be looking at the potential for widespread severe weather during the y tomorrow. that system will begin by the time it gets here wednesday. we're talking about a few strong wind gusts, maybe damaging and heavy rainfall. but we're not looking at about tornado potential, at least until this point. if that changes we will let you know. this is the rainfall potential over the next five days. it's really just the next three days, chance of rain, tomorrow workers peared wednesday, showers and storms and the thursday. so they could see quite a bit across the florida panhandle. we'll tal

let look at it as shep mentioned ex-blizzard warnings in effect for kansas, nebraska, iowa, southern minnesota only snow but winds in excess of 45 to 50-miles-an-hour. we're expecting six to ten inches in much of the hawkeye state but southeastern portions could be mainly a rain event so the cutoff between rain and snow is sharp. but the wind gusts are go to start overnight tonight, blizzard warning in iowa starting at 3:00 a.m., and again, shepard, 40, 50 miles-per-hour, for an extend length over time, and that means travel is going to be difficult, if not impossible, overnight and tomorrow. >> and problems in the thought, thoughq+[vç;4qrfferent ones. >> glad you brought this up. we're talking about iowa and the paris but the severe weather event is perhaps a tornado outbreak for dixie, ohio valley, tennessee valley, mississippi river valley so getting into tomorrow afternoon, around this time, we're probably going to be starting to see some of the thunderstorm watches and tornado watches as we are expecting tornadoes, perhaps an outbreak tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. that is t

jim: southern minnesota is also getting hammered by the winter storm. leaders were forced to shut down some major interstates because of the deteriorating conditions which had led to multiple crashes. meredith: now, let' s take a look at the conditions in iowa. the snow waited for the caucuses to wrap up before moving in overnight. blizzard with the city completely blanketed with snow. bit. the situation in other parts of s. we had temperatures in the 80' s today. 84, 85. we will get a taste of where we should be this time of year back into the 60' friday. let me take you back outside. is that not a pretty shot of downtown? we love the brand-new hd cam. the calendar does say february 2 for a couple of more minutes. it is a springlike evening in very early february. there is the big storm system that is cracking up. we have severe weather watches through louisiana, mississippi, alabama. we have a blizzard ongoing in iowa and southerly breezes in central florida. we are definitely in the right location. s outside. a bit of a breeze still hanging on except

around noontime and louisville, nashville and birmingham and northern kansas all the way to southern minnesota. look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blowing snow. that . >>> that same system is heading our way and hasn't arrived yet. you don't have to worry about rain for the morning commute. it'sdegrees and stepping outside in cleveland and colder. up in menner, at 22 degrees. and this is the thing. once the system arrives, we see severe weather and it will be can see gusts around 35 miles an hour and we will be seeing that rain last throughout the night. the temperatures this afternoon topping off at 53 degrees and that rain is starting head back home. >> they almost bailed on me getting cold out here.side. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody?s after the pontiff released his first music record, preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun"akes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly theistory of the church which by the way was founded

big blizzard in nebraska, iowa moving into minneapolis and southern minnesota later today. you can see if you are traveling there will be strong storms along the mississippi. they'll shift eastward tomorrow. >>> it appears hillary clinton may have beaten bernie sanders in the iowa caucus. >> results coming in a couple hours ago. a surprise on the republican side as texas senator ted cruz beat trump 4%. florida senator marco rubio finished a point behind trump. >>> hundreds of flights in and canceled because of a massive snow storm in that area. that does include flights in and out of tampa. in colorado springs some areas saw a foot of snowfall in 24- hours. hundreds of slideoff were reported. >>> a man is behind bars after guns, grenades and pipe bombs were found in his tampa home. michael ramos said he purchased weapons for protection. he said he was unhappy with the government and is part of a st. pete malicia. >>> pizza hut is offering a golden opportunity for the superbowl game. the chain is sprinkling $100 of edible gold shavings on top. since the game is being played

southern minnesota under a blizzard warning. eastern nebraska, going to be a major winter storm there. tomorrow, severe storms. we are going to have a quiet day the system weekend that comes our way. the risk here much lower, marginal. this is for wednesday. some showers, isolated thunderstorms. there is a small chance of isolated damaging wind gusts. that is the active day of the week weather-wise for us. temperatures falling into the 50's. that is it through the late evening hours. gorgeous early february day. i hope you had a chance to enjoy that. humidity at 53% with a southwest wind at 11 miles per hour. rocky mount, wilson, a gorgeous 73. there is some cooler air behind that front. 45 in chicago in early february. that is not bad at all. this is where we'll be tomorrow, mainly low and mid 50's. until next week actually. today, really, is going to be the warmest we will get around here in a wild. overnight lows, upper 40's to mid 40's. showers in the mid to late evening hours. 47 at 6 a.m. this -- this cool front goes throu

southern rockies and still winter storm warnings but blizzard warnings from kansas all the way to southern minnesota and we're seeing blizzard condititions rig now inhrough parts of nebraska. should see north of chihicago but five to ten inches in places like minneapolis, maybe 12 to 18 edward jones. >>> coming up on "gma," two college students behind bars linked t to the murder of a young girl. now one of their former principals speaking out. >>> and the race for the super bowl is on. but the broncos caught in a scary bus crash. more on "gma." there's no one i'd rather... share with. no one i'd rather have dinner and a movie with. no one i'd rather lean on. being in love with your best friend... ...is eveverything introducing the ever us twstone ring. one diamond for your best friend ... one for your true love. for the one woman in your life who's both. ever us. new this valentine's day at jad, kay and zales. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days whe used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protec

southern rockies and still winter storm warnings but blizzard warnings from kansas all the way to southern minnesota and we're seeing blizzard conditions right now in through parts of nebraska. should see north of chicago but five to ten inches in places like minneapolis, maybe 12 to 18 in sioux city. tuesday trivia brought to you by edward jones.our storm system is lifting north on track and on schedule today. once again, difficulty remains as to how much snow each individual area will receive...pleas e refer to and newscast for the latest graphics. the general theme is the heaviest snow falling northwest with the lightest amounts falling southeast. wind will be an issue at two different times today, with the first being this morning. as the wind calms for a short time later this afternoon, a round of fog is possible across the area this evening. more snow should arrive later this evening into the overnight along with strong wind. >>> coming up on "gma," two college students behind bars linked to the murder of a young girl. now one of their former principals speaking out. >>> and the race for the s

and really expanding to louisville, nashville and birmingham and that blizzard warning from southern minnesota. hour with blowing snow. >> they almost bailed on me lara, ck to you inside. >> thankyou, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody? just months after the pontiff released his first music record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the filming takes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any p pe has become a movie star. proceeds will goo two argentinean charity that is help at risk children and wondering what his rider might look like. only white candles. maybe bottled water that could of course turn to wine. >> wow. >> thought that out aswell. >> truly pope news. >> now we switch gears back to "pop news." selena gomez's fans know the heart wants what its wants and the world wants 7-year-old out. take a listen. i want you to know baby i lo

weather alerts associateded with this, and they extend from california up into places like southern minnesota into that's over 1800 miles of winter weather alerts. so how will this system impact us? we'll talk about it coming up in a few minutes. for now we have to get you out the door. laura, how are we looking out on the roads? >> laura: not too bad. a couple of slow spots or areas. some highways and some off the highways. we'll talk about the off-highway spots in a few moments. outside this is over on the west side. we have an accident at i-90 eastbound at west boulevard. the left lane is blocked due to the accident. traffic flowing by a bit slower, 34 miles per hour. we're very, very light in traffic this morning. just 6:03 right now, so i don't expect it to be a huge damper on the morning commute. i want you to be aware as you head out the door. across the map looking all green except for the one spot we were looking at, i-90 eastbound as bridge. now. 28-minute drive from elyria headed towards cleveland and akron to cleveland, 37 minutes straight up 77. we'll take a look at that right up

we didn't even get the worst of just look at the road conditions right now in southern minnesota. dozens of roads closed, absolutely no travel is advised the blizzard really slammed that state. they have more than 10 inches of snow, and zero visibility. this video was taken yesterday afternoon when it was still somewhat okay, although you can see a lot of cars and trucks in the ditches along i-35. plows just couldn't keep up. and it's the same story in nebraska. roads are closed, and schools are closed in omaha for the second day in a row. more than 200 miles of interstate 80 were closed in the state because of the heavy snow and strong winds. one trucker said he had to pull off because he couldn't see 10 feet in front of him. and while we are dealing with winter weather, down south they were hit hard by tornadoes. at least nine were reported in mississippi and alabama. one of them was caught on tape. there was some damage, but we are not hearing that anyone was seriously hurt. elizabeth: this morning, it's now a three-way race on the republican side in new hampshire. the iowa cau

northern iowa with snow flurries and a few moving from southern minnesota. those will affect the northern part of the state through the morning. if you have travel plans or toward st. louis be careful because there will be heavy snow in the forecast and a lot of wind. i guess that may be better than a severe weather along the gulf coast can turn it a warning in effect for parts of the nation. highs in the quiet midwest will be pretty seasonal in the 30's and 40's for iowa. question is the wind switches temperatures will warm back up with 50's returning on friday and warmth in our direction for the weekend. cameras moving with brisk wind coming from the north feeling like 26 degrees heading for 41 this afternoon five degrees chilly than yesterday and the wind will factor into outdoor plans. no accumulation expected tomorrow. a cool day but hopefully the coolest of the next eight with warmer temperatures heading back and by friday afternoon into the 40's over the weekend and saturday looks great. even sunday's mild with reading in the 50's. eric: people are ge

currently the low is located right now in southern minnesota. some desent snow to the north of it they just got hit real hard through iowa and wisconsin with heavy snow and blizzard-like conditions. a line of severe weather right now extending from just west of new orleans still extend thing up through portionses of tennessee and also eastern kentucky but it looks like this front is in fact weakening a little bit. for us what we will get with this front is a weakened cold front on thursday morning this is at 5:00 a.m. some rainshowers moving through ocala and gainesville. then eventually by later on in the morning they start to move into metro orlando. 10:00 a.m. just beginning to move on through. thursday definitely will be rainy as we get into late thursday afternoon and early evening could be a few areas of heavier showers forming as the winds begin to switch around to the north and west. so again the timing of the rain on thursday basically mid to late morning through about early evening. then as we get into friday 2:00 in the afternoon beau

southern rockies and still winter storm warnings but blizzard warnings from kansas all the way to southern minnesota and we're seeing blizzard conditions right now in through parts of nebraska. should see north of chicago but five to ten inches in places like minneapolis, maybe 12 to 18 in sioux city. edward jones. don: temperature right now 49 under a cloudy sky. looking into fayetteville, 55 in the all-american city. from across the region, 47 roxboro, 48 oxford. 52 in smithfield. the reversal or seven dave -- your first alert seven-day forecast coming up. skies clearing as we go towards the weekend. >>> coming up on "gma," two college students behind bars linked to the murder of a young girl. now one of their former principals speaking out. >>> and the race for the super bowl is on. more on "gma." there's no one i'd rather... share with. no one i'd rather have dinner and a movie with. no one i'd rather lean on. being in love is an amazing thing. being in love with your best friend... ...is everything. introducing the ever us two-stone ring. one diamond for your best friend ... one for your true l

nashville and birmingham and that blizzard warning from from northern kansas all the way to southern minnesota. look at kearney, 52 miles an hour with blowing snow. kevin: starting with sunshine in southern new hampshire. partial sunshine in central new hampshire. cloud cover up north. we will watch this system pass to our west tomorrow. head of that, temperatures may be cool enough for a wintry mix. otherwise, temperatures in the 40' s tomorrow afternoon. heavy rainfall tomorrow afternoon. mainly fair skies through the weekend. >> they almost bailed on me getting cold out here. lara, back to you inside. >> thank you, rob. we begin with pope news. >> oh. >> yeah. there you go. nobody? released his first music record, pope francis is now going hollywood. preparing to play himself in the upcoming film "beyond the sun" filming takes place in italy. the story line focusing on children from different cultures learning about jesus' teachings, this is not surprisingly the first time in the history of the church which by the way was founded in the first century that any pope has become a movie star. p

southern rockies and still winter storm warnings but blizzard warnings from kansas all the way to southern minnesota and we're seeing blizzard conditions right should see north of chicago but five to ten inches in places like minneapolis, maybe 12 to 18 in sioux city. tuesday trivia brought to you by edward jones. >>> good morning, colorado. we still have light snowfalling across the front range. ha will continue through the early morning hours. a lot of school were closed so they don't have to be trudging through this. but parents some of you are going to work. you will see tte snow continuing through midday today. and then whether start to see it taper off from north to south getting clearing this a little bit of sunshine possibly before your commute home. on wednesda >>> coming up on "gma," two college students behind bars linked to the murder of a young girl. now one of their former principals speaking out. >>> and the race for the super bowl is on. but the broncos caught in a scary bus crash. more on "gma." there's no one i'd rather... dinner and a movie with. no one i'd rather lean on. being i

southern rockies and still winter storm warnings but blizzard warnings from kansas all the way to southern minnesota and we're seeing blizzard conditions right now in through parts of nebraska. should see north of chicago but five to ten inches in places like minneapolis, maybe 12 to 18 in sioux city. edward jones.. good morning to denver to see skies partly sunny partly to mostly sunny later this afternoon we did some clouds out there right now to be with us for a little bit but i think late today we should see some more sunshine breaking through from staying cooler though highs around fifty one is gonna warm up tomorrow temperatures back up to near seventy one were to see increasing clouds and chances for rain not only showers but i think a few stray storms in the next >>> coming up on "gma," two college students behind bars linked to the murder of a young girl. principals speaking out. >>> and the race for the super bowl is on. but the broncos caught in a scary bus crash. more on "gma." there's no one i'd rather... share with. no one i'd rather have dinner and a movie with. no one i'd rather lean