storms are developing in the southwest gulf. this is a hint of energy. and that will head our way thursday. as we learned showers and storms. it is something we have to watch. we'll watch and how it will play out. and the dew point is 33 a cold wind around the country. the great lakes are warm it is efficient. there is the know and rain. and warmer in the 60s and 70s. and cloudy. and lose their way. and moving through. and and that happened about the severe weather. >> another round. >> and 49. coming up on morning storms. and 69 degrees another system. and the story next week is not the rain it is the cold. and lows and 50s for highs. monday and tuesday. >> the lightning and road trip. >> and finishing off with a one timer. how they move this around. 4-0. they are playing better. maybe winning three out of four >> we played well defensively. >> and trying to get chances. and they will not miss too often. it is good for us. and. >> if you thought they were motivated last night and outside of st. louis. he was a man growing up. he is stunned they are movi

over the past few minutes, it has really become really active over the southwest gulf waters and then across ptions of near naples and out into southwest florida. so broward, miami dade, we're still away from this, but this is essentially going to impact our area. still some rain across coral springs, it's pretty light, though, that will dissipate. but this is not the major threat. the major threat couldn't come until later overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. it's all due to that low off the gulf coast. slight, severe risk is in effect through tomorrow in the morning. as far as the impacts go, while damaging wind gusts, but mariners and for any boaters out there, tomorrow not a good day to head out on the water. and again those wind gusts could go up to 40 knots, which means about 45 miles per hour. so pretty high wind gusts there. here's a look at the in-house model. that front will eventually arrive by 5 a.m. across naples and then for us 7 to 9 a.m. is when we expect that squall line to come through. good news, it's a quick mover and then once it passes through, temperatures

something we have to watch with this is basically this line right here extending down to the southwest gulf of mexico. that line of severe storms could potentially make its way down here as it tons to track towards the south and east. so as far as the tornado watch extending down here, that cannot be completely ruled out, so that's why we're going to keep an eye on this tornado watch you can see there's plenty of heavy downpours going on stretching across the everglades, miami-dade county and laurie and calvin the east coast of broward county. i'm actually going to zoomin so we can take a better look at where the rain is occurring. so let's talk about first broward county. zooming in on that right there, fort lauderdale all the way out to pampano beach. must of the west side of broward county isn't too bad, but it's not over. we'll continue to track the heavy thunderstorms that are just to the north of us. these showers we're dealing with right now, some of these are moderate to heavy are pushing out towards the north and east. so we'll continue to see this band of rain stretching all the w

over the past few minutes, it has really become rlly active over the southwest gulf waters and then across portions of near naples and out into southwest florida. so broward, miami dade, we're still away from this, but this is essentially going to impact our area. still some rain across coral springs, it's pretty light, though, that will dissipate. but this is not the major threat. the major threat couldn't come until later overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. it's all due to that low off the gulf coast. slight, severe risk is in effect through tomorrow in the morning. as far as the impacts go, while these storms can produce some damaging wind gusts, but mariners and for any boaters out there, tomorrow not a good day to head out on the water. and again those wind gusts could go up to 40 knots, which means about 45 miles per hour. here's a look at the in-house model. that front will eventually arrive by 5 a.m. across naples and then for us 7 to 9 a.m. is when we expect that squall line to come through. good news, it's a quick mover and then once i passes through, temperatures will qui

by the way, there are some strong thunderstorms pushing through the southwest gulf of mexico and up into southwest coast of florida. even fort myers had some of this tain. now that has pushed away from them. at the same time this is tracking to the south and east. this band of showers afternoon storms pushing back southwest something to watch. that's why i recommend take the umbrellas with you when you head out. by this afternoon we'll have rain out interest. even a chance for storms. this is out ahead of a cold front. for the rest of the afternoon, clouds building especially by noon with a chance for a few showers. showers and storms will linger through at least 4:00. storied jackpot, record-breaking ticket sales it comes down to this. >> todd: i came down to it and you didn't win and neith we do we. next week's jackpot grows to more than $1 billion. it's rolled over more than a dozen times since november 4. >> neki: i want to be a billionaire. i keep singigi that song. by wednesday officials expect it to be a whooping $1.3 billion. will continue to grow. we saw longines everywhere last

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 and storms. and that goes and another comes by. runs along that jet. and the ripples along it. that's sunday and by after that. it takes a dip. 30s and 40s. and and. clouds. and probably after midnight and 66. and and saturday should be fine and dry and mild. sunday more energy goes by. that opened the door. and 50s for the day time highs. >>> the same we cannot wait for baseball. the future of the rays can not

couple shower track or at least i am is these heavy thunderstorm that's are stretch ago crow the southwest, gulf of mexico and this will continue to track towards the south and east. of course it it will impact the southwest coast oflorida and then if it holds together eventually here in south florida from broward all the way down through the keys. we will see some sort of rain either showers but then thunderstorms by this after moon and again, this is ahead of a cold front which is attached to a loacht right now pushing over o ohio as we speak. right now plenty of rainfall occurring over the northeast and that's most likely causing traf delay at this hour. at least for the first half of this sunday.y. temperatures here at home have dropped into the upper 60s in kendall and miami and pembroke pines and elsewhere we're in the seven 30es a. wind out of south south west and today between den to up to 15 miles per hour. in house modelss showing showers starting to develop we the noon hour. with by 1:00 we'll see more and that line of storm will be banding together and pushing through our area. the c

bay dealing with a there but the heavy stuff is still sit you aitd over the west of us over the southwest gulf of mexico up into portions of west central florida. this line of showers and storm have pushed south of tam. all of that is still headed our way. we have the chance for shower any time in the morning but then the chance for storms later this afternoon. as temperatures warm up. it will feel a lot more humid bit middle of the afternoon. highs today in the low 80 eavment more on the forecastp coming up: neki. >> neki: thanks nnifer. new this morning here are the winning power ball numbers. don't look too closely. 32, 16, 19, 57, 34 and 13 is the power ball. that jock pot is expected to grow to over a billion dollars. it ended just shy of it last night. this jackpot had rolled over more than a dozen time sin november 4th. back then it was a poultry that right,? wednesday officials expecting it to be worth a whopping 1.3 billion disors l.a. we saw lots of long lines last night as people bought their last minute tickets. >> we've seen an increase in sales where some people are bung 200-doll

still this batch of clouds stretching across the southwest gulf of mexico. down right sunny. high pressure building in a across the southeast and eastern u.s. by the way no more snow for the northeast. that storm pulling away quickly across the northern atlantic. here's that system that is now pushing through the four corners and over the rockies. that's the next sysm we'll be talking bcht another cool front by the end of t e week and here's a look at temperatures currently. the coolest or coldest spot is across the northeast in the 20's. for us we'll continue to keep it chilly for today. let's take a look at that seven day forecast. highs today only 62 degrees. definitely you'll need the sweartz. chilly tomorrow morning and warming up to the 70s by the afternoon start amongng day. neki. >> neki: thank a lot jennifer. looking for somomhing to do today with the family. check out vintage war planes chh an event happening here in s. the collins foundaition hosting the wing of freedom tiewmplet the tour will be displayed at the ban john shop in fort lauderdale from tickets cost $

southwest ward to the gulf. another low pressure system could possibly get cold air in place along with that we could get some snow. we've ticked up a little bit on the flake-o-meter there. hold your breath. we'll just watch it closely. here's your future cast. the winds will be the biggest story this evening. clear skies area wide tonight. watch out for frost in the morning on those windshields. clouds on friday morning. watch the rain appear. by friday afternoon, there it is, spreading all across the area. lows tonight, teens and 20s across the mountain valleys. it's going to be cold again. look at the nice change tomorrow. mid 50s to even upper 50s and 60s as you get in the upstate. there goes our change again. 45 saturday with rain early. we get in to the chances of that much colder next week. almost any given day. chilly. highs in the 30s below average. >> darcel: we have a developing story. a teen is hospitalized after investigators say his older brother stabbed him. 23-year-old roland mc mahan is in jail.

plenty of rain moving in from the gulf of mexico through southwest florida. lake okeechobee. and in through the east coast. today however, the focus of all across broward county. lately we've seen a band of showers and strong thunderstorms moving in croos the upper keys. florida bay. this will be impacting homestead and n- about the next 30 minute. but broward, you're still looking at heavy rainfall. basically fm i-595 northward. we do have strong thunderstorms that are rumbling across hallandale beach. hollywood, dania, east of i-95. downtown fort lauderdale with rain and then moderate rainfall here from the coast as far with west as coral springs, tamarac, sunrise and all across the sawgrass expressway. now, because it has rained so heavily over this area. some estimates are going as far as two to 5-inches of rain. all of this highlighted in green is under a street flood advisory until 7378 xonight. sphru to drive through this yairks please do to so with caution. this is where that tornado touched down. coconut creek parkway along the turnpike and it did turn out to be an e

there's more shower and thunderstorm activity gathering to our south and southwest and over the gulf ofmexico, so it will continue to be busy with plenty of moisture on the water vapor satellite image. stormy weather tonight and tomorrow with a high tomorrow near 80 degrees. much cooler for friday with a low in the morning of 59 friday morning. 70 only the maximum temperature in the afternoon. high clouds around. same thing for saturday. >>> oprah winfrey has embarked >>> oprah winfrey is losing weight a a gaining money at the same time. where do i sign up? the talk show host invested in she's earned $3.2 million per pound. >> that is one bad woman right there. >>> tonight, an elusive kinkajou named bana is back where he bebeongs. >> an elderly woman found him asleep on her chest. we have the happy ending all new tonight. >> reporter: a furry friend finally back where she belongs >> i can't believe it. i thought she was lost forever. >> reporter: her name is banana. she's a kinkajou who split from her owner for a week. >> she spends all day with me. >> reporter: the rare mammal not o

all that major we were watching last night southwest in the gulf of mexico came up into north carolina like we were expected. most of it was along i95 and is down east of the coast. we have a boundary lying offshore. it's an upper level trough that will come tonight and tomorrow morning. that will blowout that cloud cover. am an improved look to our weather. 39 at the airport. 41 in sin sin ate. everybody is chilly but nobody is really all that coached 37 in cincinnati. a real blown chilling stuff is up into canada. it may make its way into the united states at some point next week. we'll take a closer look in the next half hour. so future cast 10:00 tonight we still have the clouds. it probably won't be until about 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. until we get rid of that. at that point the rain shall have moved offshore. we wake up tomorrow morning with sunshine. make sure as you leave for work our high school of your sunglasses with you. you're going to get sun in your eyes. you didn't see that this morning. lunchtime upper 40s. the winds star to roar during the afternoon gusting up to 30 miles pe

disturbance getting its act together on the southwest side of peninsula, at least off the southwest side over the gulf of mexico. that seemingly wants nike a one in our direction, and because of that we have the chance for showers tomorrow in addition to so the forecast for tomorrow when you wake up, it's going to be a cool start, showers around, and then as we head through the day, maybe not quite as damp in many of your neighborhoods. and then wednesday the start is gog to be ivan chillier, maybe the chilliest air we've felt as some areas could start in the upper 40s. those would be the inland areas. right now i'm forecasting 54 for@ miami. so get those minutes ready. you may want them out at that bus stop come wednesday morning. tomorrow definitely sweater weather. we'll start in the upper@ 50s near the coast and maybe mid-finances of inland. highs make that climb toward the lower 7s. maryland 50s inland. notice the rain chance going down to 10%. look at that morning start with 54 in the morning and highs in the lower s. still cool, too, some thursday morning with more lows in 50s and then highs in

couple of little showers possible near the coast, but rain mostly sitting to our west and southwest in the gulf of mexico. tomorrow evening, first half of tomorrow night, going to be just fine. then as we head toward sun-up, at about 5:00 a.m., look right here. doesn't look like much, but these are coming from the southeast. these storms will hit the coastline. could be a little bit of rotation with some of these storms, as we get from southern brevard county and points south. this will be right at about as we go through the morning, the best threat is going to be with the warm front with heavier rain and stronger storms down to the south. the actual low to begins to move on through, but it will be farther to the north with the trailing cold front. the best threat of severe weather is going to be near the florida/about georgia line. we -- the florida/georgia line. when the storms blow through, they will have gusty winds, which is the main threat due to this type of system, due to el nino, possibly damaging winds at the surface. some showers developing overnight thursday night. thunderstorms, a

satellite radar showing wet weather moving in from the southwest, area of low pressure that originated from the gulf of mexico, pushing in from the southwest as we head throughout this afternoon and in to this evening. so there is rain in the forecast, some of which may be on the heavier side at times after lunch time today. starting the morning off at 38 degrees in raleigh, it's 38 also in durham, 41 currently in roxboro, 31 in rocky mount, 33 in goldsboro, 30 in fayetteville. at the bus stop this morning, the kids do not need their umbrella but they need it this afternoon, bring it to school. steady rain arriving later with our high temperature today around 52 degrees. so we're dry through much of the morning after lunch time we start seeing a few showers rolling in, the heaviest stuff after about 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon with our high temperature topping out around 52 degrees, temperatures falling to 48 by 6:00 this evening. we dry out in time for the weekend, but we've got rain and way for sunday, i'll have the details coming up, mike? >> flakes now, you've got my attention, thanks a lot. >>>

southwest. it will school up gulf moisture and come at us on saturday night in to sunday. futurecast looking mainly clear skies overnight later after the morning cloudiness. low 20s tomorrow morning. still a chill in the air. need the winter coat. sunglasses early but by the time we drive home a lot of clouds coming in. slippery spots well north and west. partly cloudy, 34 overnight. 20s most suburbs. for tomorrow, sunshine to start then clouds will increase. early evening hours should be dry. watch out for the drizzle starting to develop. well north and west maybe a couple slippery spots. on your 7-day forecast, a drizzle or shower, not a washout. sunday is a soaker in the morning. maybe some spots get over an inch of rain. 60 in the afternoon. down to 34 at night. on monday those 30s are going to feel like 20s. even a flurry off to the north and west, probably a better chance wednesday. i don't think we're talking about significant coatings for some area, especially north of the city. 20s at night. that will be a big change. get ready for the baseball hall of fame. july

the mountains and the upstate, gathering the moisture content and wrapping it in from the southwest, from the gulf of mexico. so, we are only going to be increasing things as we make our way into the overnight hours and it's going to be progressing ahead of that front. so, as we put this hour-by-hour for you now, the remaining quiet through lunchtime, you start to as we head into a little bit further to the south. but, overall, i think we are keeping things quiet for western north carolina. then, later on this afternoon, they become a little more wide spread, more so east of i-26. but in the overnight hours, take a look at this. you see the broadband of rain, that's ahead of the front. it's really going to engulf the region overnight. but, move out fairly quickly and we are already at 6 a.m. tomorrow morning. we are trying to clear things out at that time. by the afternoon hours, we are looking actually at more ply sky and sunshine. so it's a very quick front, and it's not going to leave a whole lot in terms of impact. we saw trace amounts of rain yesterday, less than a tenth of an inch. but today

further south, southwest you are, the warmer it will be. , someite shows the tail lake-effect snow on the shore of lake erie and ontario. the natch -- the next batch of cloudiness gathers in the gulf of mexico. is going to move from southwest to northeast, so that trajectory will bring us rain tomorrow night, but the heaviest rain i think we'll stay to the south and east of the metro. steady rain, heavier rain. as we go overnight, the heaviest rain will shift off the eastern lingering showers saturday morning, and that to sunshine and mild temperatures for saturday afternoon. it will get colder starting sunday, and monday and tuesday we will be lucky to get up to 32 degrees. remember we showed you tropical storm alex. it has become a hurricane. in january. it is the first time since 1938 that a hurricane has formed in the atlantic ocean in january. it is passing the azores and if it stays together, it will probably be close to greenland as it moves eventually more to the northwest. since 1938, form the first to occur in january since alice, which formed in late december and continued into january in the atlantic. warm water, warm air, long-term crazy things happen. tomorrow with t

not hitting just false echos across the southwestern -- excuse me the -- off the southwest coast to the southeastern gulf waters along the straits. cloud cover which has been pesky this morning, slowly thinning out. high pressure is wedging in across at least the central portion of florida. we're going to see that transition and translate to sunshine for us this afternoon. don't let clouds throw you. no rain coming our way this afternoon. only more sunshine along the way. cool weather for much of the week. we have yet to say that this winter season. but we have periodic rains back in your first alert forecast beginning as soon as tomorrow and by the time we get to next weekend it will be a warmer temperature trend. still stuck into the lower and mid 60s, but boy, add a little sunshine to that this afternoon, and quickly our temperatures accelerate. i will call for highs into the lower 70s, even the evening commute temperatures dip down into the upper 60s. lows tonight at about 60 but with more clouds and showers tomorrow, highs only into the upper 60s to near 0 and here's the big, big chill. lower to mid

working up towards southwest florida, out to the west, gulf of mexico and south side of the radar range, scattered showers all across the area. this is moving towards us. and we will be setting up an extended period of rain, here's tomorrow morning, the showers begin before sunrise, and by 7:00 a.m., rain pretty much hitting all of us, and will continue at 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. and more rain moving through at noon tomorrow and still more rain but the showers easing up already, toward ocala and also afternoon, 2:00 p.m., rain along the east coast and brevard county and 5:00 p.m., little lingering sprinkles across the area. look at the rainfall forecast. oppressive, tomorrow's rain and also, on top of that, more showers during the day on thursday and most areas picking up from around 1-3 inches and where you see the yellow, three inches and they'll pick up exactly where the heaviest will be found and too far in the future for the models to pinpoint where we'll get the heaviest rain and 1-3 inches for everybody, 63 tonight, again, rain towards dawn, 72 degrees, during the day tomorrow, and the

and the new area of rain from the gulf of mexico and hitting southwest florida. orlando to the south and will be the best chance for rain shower rs and not a huge deal. and definitely some rain. a live picture from the hyatt regency. and looking good with the current temperature at 62 degrees in ocala. and 59 towards melbourne. temperatures are running a good 14 to 15 degrees warmer tonight compared to last night at the same time. and the winds are basically light coming up from the south. pumping up that humidity. and again, live picture with the high cam 61 degrees. and again, looks like the chance of rain ramping up through the day. showers overnight. and through the morning and rain. and heavy down pours and rain showers develop and more showers during the day on thursday. and extending to fort myers and naples. much cooler weather at pensacola. a wider view showing everything coming together. a cold front that will weaken and stall out over us. and the low pressure will form to the upper level winds and tons of moisture. combine that over us. and the timing 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. r

the clouds extend back to the southwest and coming up out of the gulf of mexico towards south florida. we'll see not a lot of sun and more rain in the forecast. details coming up. >>> thank you. remember, you can track weather where you are any time, down load the weather app to your i-phone or droid. >>> state lawmakers and court officials are tying to determjne what is next now that the u.s. supreme court ruled that the death penalty law is activists are advocating for reform. we are joined with the legal fallout. >> the decision did not come as a surprise for those who say that the ruling will bring florida in line with other states and how it sentences convicts to death with the change in state law, activists are hoping that lawmakers will go further than supreme court requires >> the governor, his attorney general and officials across the state are all reviewing the decision from the high court that could drastically change florida's system. in an 8-1 vote, they struck down the system they have used to put them on death row for decades. the ruling centers around timothy who murde

a little bit in the friday late afternoon evening and watch what happens here down to the southwest from the gulf of mexico in to see some moisture start to build up were dry across the region today dry across the region tomorrow. little system passes by the north but as we get into thursday night into early friday start to see moisture streaming up from the southwest and this is eventually this moisture is going to reach hampton roads this system is forecast to really develop and strengthen so again late friday afternoon and evening showers possible rain likely overnight and into early saturday. this system will keep moving off to the northeast the showers will clear our coast in our area by early saturday but this is forecast to really strengthen up the northeast because this could be a significant weather maker for the northeast later in the week temperatures right now upper twenty s to low thirties when chills have been in the twenties for start to dey wun make sure you bundle the kids up dress them appropriately to beat the cold and again the skies are clear. thirty two right now and the tem

we're finding it across the southwest coast into the gulf waters. really thick blanket of cloud cover and passing showers we've seen this morning and we'll continue to see until the early afternoon hours. light rain through the keys and two-county area. because of the cloud cover and the showers, our temperatures are at a standstill. 59 to 60 across the viewing area. and boy, not much movement in the temperatures. maybe up to 68 today. the reward comes tomorrow, sunny skies and low 70s. 11:00. >>> for spring teaser tuesday, we gave you ts riddle. >> a man shaves several times a day. yet he still ha has a beard. who is this man? >> we think there rare two answers. it is either a barber or a man who shaves a different part of the body like the chest or other parts. >> and some people do that, so don't judge. >> right. >>, to the hollywood beauty who is always beautiful, heather graham. >> you know her from the saucy roles. she played jade with a heart of gold from "hangover" and felicity shagwell, and who could forget her in austin powers and also the

nor'easter.don champion cbs news. 3 first stop for the storm today will be heavy rain in the gulf of mexico and the southwest. 3 in other news ...the f-b-i is investigating a kent state university professor right now to see if he's involved in terrorism activities. the feds are looking into whether one of it's history professors is supporting isis.. julio pino is accused of trying to recruit students to join the terror group. he denies any ties to isis. 3 "i haven't broken the law. i don't advocate that anyone else break the law." "everything that i've done is perfectly legal. i fulfill my duty as an american by speaking out on issues that some people find controversial of course." the story was first reported by the school's student newspaper.. after the feds about pino.. he's apparently been on their radar since 2014. 3 a man charged in a deadly hit and run is expected to go on trial today.thomas stidhum is facing several charges including aggravated vehicular homicide and resisting arrest. police say his car jumped a curb on dorchester avenue in mount auburn last month. cathy chatfield was hit while she w

we have this strong area of low pressure pushing in from the gulf of mexico from the southwest. heavy showers throughout the afternoon and evening hours. movering to the northeast very quickly. tomorrow, dry and warm. temperatures up to 58. dry and partly cloudy skies. a nice start to the weekend. then this cold front on sunday and bringing some prettttbig changes to it and next week especially. as that moves in on sunday, a chance for isolated showers and in some spots, a wet snow rain mix in the area. watching for some heavier downpours and indicating the heavy rain moving in. by tonight, most of the rain is midnight, pretty much dry. and tomorrow, a return of sunshine. 52 will be the high in raleigh today roor looking at 51 in durham and fayetteville. showers and storms overnight with the overnight temperature falling to about 40. in the next seven days, not bad. sunday, the cold front moves in and it's going to bring us some wet weather and some snow mix. no accumulation. not a big storm. a lot of buzz on social media. just a chance of flakes on sunday. monday and tuesday, d

we'll keep an eye on just off the southwest side of the peninsula, these gulf of mexico waters. any little shower that develops because that southwesterly flow aloft is not going anywhere so we will see if it means sprinkles or raindrops passing through some of your neighborhoods. but the balance of rain we saw earlier today is a done deal. for now it's mid to high level we are awaiting the fringes of more of that chilly air to spill on down on a north wind temperatures down into the 50s tonight. 55 for miami, and there may be some inland areas that drop off into the upper 40s. so as a mentioned, the coldest air so far this sean. kendall, you could wake up to 50, maybe 53 in fort lauderdale. meantime, marinated an 60 is where you will start -- marathon is 60. we will have clouds out there tomorrow. we're anticipating a much drier day over yesterday as the temperatures by 3:00 in the afternoon climbed to about 72 in some of your neighborhoods depending on how much sun we see. then thursday morning a ltle milder to start the day but you may still want that sweater earlie and rain

gulf. the clouds southwest to northeast. the winds will be changing overnight. then we will wait for the rain to move in all the gulf of mexico after the midnight hour. then just after daybreak a little bit heavier. if you have plans for tonight, you will be in good shape. the winds are coming out of the south and sell southwest later tonight. 67 down to 60 24 sanford. overnight low in ocala 52. rain arriving between 2:00 and 3:00 in the morning. it will be light and then pick up in intensity as you get past sunup. let' s start the clock at 1:00 to fill in. 3:00, light rain showers a -- of palm coast and maybe as far south as daytona beach. then at 8:00, as the warm front begins to lift north, we get the stronger showers and thunderstorms to start popping up. there is 11:00, then watch what happens at 12:00 and 1:00 . over towards orlando, down toward sanford, an depending on how much eating and sunshine we get. then you think the rain is over and then this next ripple comes along the tail into that front. cocoa beach down to melbourne about 6:00 in the evening.

. >> the first stop will be with heavy rain in the gulf of mexico and the southwest. as troy has been telling us, it also means a chance for rain and storms right here tomorrow. >> we'll watch it. with the threat of storms, you can get alerts from our weather team and check the radar any time when you are on the go with our free pinpoint weather app. it is easy to get. troy will be back with another check of the forecast in two minutes. >> a marion county man is back on the streets after being charged with smuggling marijuana into florida all the way from california. 46-year-old theodore price bonded out of jail after deputies they say caught him carrying thousands of dollars of high grade marijuana. drug agents say they found seven pounds of marijuana below the fuel tank and more than 11,000 in his truck's floor boards. price is no stranger to the law. he was arrested back in 2005 and in 2011. he is charged with felony marijuana possession. >> days after we told you wildlife workers, we learned fwc is packing them up. we told you about the indian a coyote killed thei

southwest. sweeps in the gulf of mexico. swoops up gulf moisture and we get soaked sunday morning. here's the futurecast. overnight, 20s, middle 30s. just a few patchy clouds. the day above freezing. coastline, north and west, low 20s. deurg the day clouds will be converging on us and drizzle can come in late at night. see how there might be a little mix here? not a big deal but a few slippery spots. tomorrow, another comfortable day. just a cloudy finish and tomorrow night clouds, drizzle later at night. be aware of that if you're traveling northwest. should we be thinking about avoiding travel early sunday? we'll get in to that. record warmth possible and snow is on the table next week. all coming up in our 7-day accuweather forecast in the next half hour. >>> an identity theft ring broken up. how police say the thieves used social security numbers to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of shoes and handbags from saks fifth avenue. >> cancer deaths dropping for men. why isn't the same thing happening for women? >> local students showing off wow. the internet is crazy fas

some of it, at least the high thin clouds streaming in, you in out of the southwest, upper level-wise. showers developing on the gulf of mexico. they are not having a lot of success holding together. we have light rain over the gulf stream. we will see a southeast wind flow setting up. through the night, there is a chance that from the west or from the east, we may get a quick sprinkle. here were the highs. we topped out at 71 in orlando. that is close to average. usually for the final day of january, we hit 72 degrees. 70 in palm coast. upper 60's right along the immediate coast. in daytona and new smyrna and 70 degrees for you high in ocala. right now, 66 in kissimmee, also in leesburg. also in new smyrna and 65 out in cocoa beach tonight. the winds haven't been a factor. most of us looking at calm conditions, that may help to contribute to a problem overnight. that would be fog developing. it is not a problem. we could watch that be compromised as we head into the overnight hours. something to keep in mind for your monday morning commute. 55 in ocala. these numbers, a fair bit above average, usually we are bottom

southwest wind at 6. there is low pressure, in the gulf. here is another low. another storm way out in the pacific. that's going to produce more rain and snow. it literally is a parade of pacific storms. these are way out in the pacific a lot of them impact us as they ride along the subtropical jet. i want to throw this out to you. some models indicate more significant rain event not this weekend but next t is way out that one -- next. it is way out there. that may produce severe weather. subtropical jet stream. moves across our state. here are showers on friday. that goes by. then more energy on saturday maybe another storm impacting us later on next week. >> the lows in the low to mid-60s. after any rain ends the sun should come back w that and back into the 70s. here is the future cast a batch of rain not much. low pressure goes by. by tomorrow afternoon we're dry. saturday morning should be dry. another round of rain with a front. there could be nights next week tampa bay could get into the 30s. that's the middle of next week. showers developing a milder night and tomorrow there should be some

this area of low pressure moving in from the gulf of mexico down to the southwest here and that's going to bring us the afternoon lane rains -- rains, some of which is on the heavier side but it moves in and out quickly. out of here by tomorrow, we dry out in to our saturday, partly cloudy, very warm for tomorrow with high temperatures pushing 60 degrees for many of us. a cold front does come in to the area on sunday, and that's going to bring us a chance for a few isolated showers, maybe a few wet snowflakes mixing in with showers. we'll keep you updated for that, but the pattern warm for seeing significant snow. a few flakes not out of the question for sunday. your futurecast here showing clouds increasing and rain arriving after lunch time. some of the heavier stuff unfortunately just in time for that evening commute. keep that in mind. you'll want to take it slow later. we dry out by tomorrow, we are sunny and we are warm to start the weekend. looking at a high of 52 in raleigh, 51 in durham, 58 degrees in fayetteville today, tonight our rain comes to an end. mostly cloudy skies, th

southwest. that's coming off the gulf of mexico, driving the humidity level. that creates more buoyancy and that's when we could see some things get interesting tonight. start off right now at 5:18. i'm going to put this into motion and a couple pause points. there's the low pressure center, trailing cold front. you'll see the rain come into play starting to fill in across the western part of the state as we get into the overnight hours and quickly crossing over. 9:00 a.m. it's going to cross quickly move out. we've got to watch for straight line winds. possibly some isolated tornadoes is going to be right over central florida. wasn't like that yesterday. we're a little more concerned for the increase of rotation in the atmosphere, and then once that crosses through the northwest winds come in. drier, cooler weather will fill in. it's going to be a cold start to the workweek. our fast-moving front comes through tonight. strong storms possible from 3:00 to 9:00 a.m. the cold air filling in across the eastern half of the country, and some really cold temperature

southwest. this is all ahead of a cold front. but there's a bigger system that's going to be spinning in some of the moisture and precipitation. we're seeing that down in to the gulf. that's going to actually bring it in from the southwest. it's going to have a convergence of an air mass coming with it. it is reserved for those in western north carolina. the upstate, i do think is the majority of the day on sunday. as i mentioned, it's a short window. that advisory is going to expire at noon time. we are looking at clear conditions of high pressure. that is expected to bring in very chilly air as we kick off our work week. the majority of the issue is certainly going to be tomorrow morning. stick around in just a little bit we'll give you the complete forecast. >> tammy: dot crews across the region are on standby tonight watching and waiting for that winter weather to hit. justin hinton joins us live from haywood county. justin, several trucks are on the roll, right? >> justin: that's right. we saw a plow take off from the garage right here. as you said, they are just on standby mode. a saturday night cruise down come with any snow. but in the overnight hours that

storms continue to develop from the gulf of mexico moving in from the southwest to the north east. currently we are seeing some rainfall in your neighborhood right over portions of broward. moderate to heavy rain over coral springs in towards deerfield beach, boca raton, i-95, 595, all soaked in towardsthe sawgrass expressway all soaked, as far down aaventura, hialeah in towards 441, 41, all dealing with these showers and storms. we're not out of the clear yet. we've got this cluster of shower and thunderstorm continue i need to continue to watch closely because this is exactly what occurred y yterday that continued to push towards the northeast and that's what broug us the severe weather threat over broward yeyterday and the tornado. our severe weather threat are are mains minimum but still a possibility. still stormy conditis as we good into the afternoon. highs will be in the mid 70s. it's going to be a heavy rain and gusty winds. i'llll have more coming up >> debris is scattered all over a complex after thee efivment-1 tornado touched down in coconut creek. the building's roof

torrential rains will cause hazardous driving conditions across the southwest with snow in higher elevations, roads will louisiana gulf coast up into the snowy midwest and wet roads in florida. >>> flying, airport delays possible in los angeles, san francisco, phoenix, las vegas and salt lake city. >>> there's a new mystery involving the terror couple who carried out the san bernardino attacks. >> yeah, investigators know almost everything about that shooting. when it began, when the terrorist couple were killed in a shootout with police but there is an 18-minute gap of their time that the fbi can't account for and it wants the public's help. what was the couple doing during those 18 minutes. >> we want to make sure if they made contact with anyone that we don't already know about we're able to fully investigate those matters. >> well, authorities believe that gap may be when the couple ditched theicomputer's hard drive. in the mean time enrique marquez is in court today for arraignment. a road rage incident. police say shots were fired at this woman's car and marine corporal eric jamail johnson was responsible. johns

as we watch showers and storms unfolding across the gulf waters heading into southwest florida. we'll see if this line will hold together and reach us as we get deeper into the afternoon. keep the umbrellas at the ready. looking for a stormy afternoon to take shape, some of the storms could be strong. a brighter start to our weekend and another front to talk about on sunday. >>> yes back on the friday friday and time for bobbie's buzz, and thanks for the social media's selfies, some brand ss are quickly getting new followers. >> and bobbie has the buzz on these hot new products. >> i like how we have this. >> and selfies have spawn eded many makeup buzzes. this is a a new indyie beauty product ta that is glam that has exploded. >> how did it start? >> son sum wers were tagging, and then it start ded when mar lee pop ed popped. and this is another line that is between $5 and 8 and these are colors that you say, what the what? and let me tell you that these colors are limited edition, and they sell out, and ask for the fans to ask for the cure ration of help, and believe it or not

re-integrate with their own now, they're just having fun playing. 3 once again that west two southwest wind coming out of the gulf kept that blank bank of clouds on top of us this morning so it's helped us out a little bit. there really is a lot of cloud cover because i am watching this line of clouds and this is mid to upper level clouds and stretching all the way back through the gulf . i'm going back into mexico. i could go and go. that's how far these mid to upper level clouds are streaming and streaming in from the eastern pacific. that's what an el nic patterns does. you are tapping into jetstream energy and its growing clouds our way. so when any disturbance interacts with this, is when you tend to get showers and thunderstorms. to get storms on friday. the timing of that does look like it's going to be after sunrise so midmorning, late morning it's now 5:__. friday at 7 am you see two distinct areas of rain. one south of tampa then you have one toward the panhandle. in terms of severe weather this may be the area to watch near the panhandle because it will be closer to where the strongest dynamics art. bu

we'll be w567g that. southwest into the gulf coast. bitterly cold but clear on sunday as you get into the plains as the core of that cold air starts to sink south. that's what's going on around >> chris: good friday morning, everyone. a milder day overall with temperatures rebounding into the mid-30s to lower 40s after starting off in the 20s this morning. about 36 to 40 on average. a couple towns south of boston clipping the 40-degree mark. tomorrow morning we track rain in here. this could happen after midnight tonight. could be patchy freezing drizzle tonight. higher terrain wet snow mixing in. but for the most part this is a rain event. >>> my goodness. look who is turning ten. what's your name. >> >> ela. >> ela, and you're turning 10, what's your name? >> isabella. >> and you're turning 10. just kidding. >> 45. >> there you go, all right. that's what's going on. now let's go back in to tamron. >> very cute, al. well, our stars today four jas questions. it's a special day because, did now on -- >> where have you been? you're offic

plenty of sunshine through the southwest into the gulf coast. bitterly cold but clear on sunday as you get into the plains as the core of that cold air starts to sink south. that's what's going on around d amy: good morning. happy friday. we are dealing with showers and thunderstorms that will roll through central florida this morning through early afternoon. >>> my goodness. look who is turning ten. what's your name. >> >> ela. >> ela, and you're turning 10, what's your name? >> and you're turning 10. just kidding. >> 45. >> there you go, all right. that's what's going on. now let's go back in to tamron. >> very cute, al. thank you very much. well, our stars today four jas are busy answering your facebook questions. it's a special day because, did you know, jenna is a officially now on -- >> where have you been? you're officially on facebook. >> thank you, thank you. you know, there were some people that said they were me on facebook but it wasn't the real me. >> so now you can actually communicate with the real. >> i've resisted this for a lon

southwest. increasing clouds overnight tonight. don't expect precipitation. the storm system comes out of the gulf with liquid precipitation as rain develops tomorrow. temperatures ranging from mid 40's in boone right now to 63 degrees in elberton. everybody sandwiched in between those, in the 50's. looking nice outside. chris and i have been talking to you over the last few days about the storm system potential, a 20-30 percent chance for snow showers at all even in the upstate, a better chance in the mountains. will be too far east and south and will take the moisture with us. not much in the way of snow for us. but the weather pattern is changing over the next few weeks, getting more active. a better chance of something more interesting. chris: we've been looking at the models. this was the first real chance we had for snowfall. the models couldn't agree. now, they say we see no snowfall accumulating in the upstate. possibly a half in a joint venture in the morning from asheville north to the tennessee border. snow lovers don't have to be too sad. the pattern is extremely active. next week, we

gulf of mexico. a cold front out ahead of it. mid to upper level winds out of the southwest, at the surface out of the south. and that is what leads to the veering of the winds in the atmosphere as we go up. that could leads to tornadoes and waterspouts. lightning, gusty winds possible the slight risk of a tornado. high-risk occurrence of a small craft advisory throughout the cloudy and stormy with gusty downpours and that will last even as we head into your thursday as we'll continue with that unsettled atmosphere. some heavy rain at times localized flooding possible, then clearing, skies, cooler breeze behind the cold front. it will be beautiful this weekend with high pressure in control providing for comfortable temperatures during the day and cooler conditions at night. again a heads up stormy weather around, 80 degrees, also a dangerous high-risk of rip currents not safe to go swimming. the small craft advisory continues. boaters seas 4 to 7, choppy on the bays. tonight lows around 70 degrees. we have toett about through today tomorrow cooler with 50s friday morning. pl

plenty of sunshine through the southwest into the gulf coast. bitterly cold but clear on sunday as you get into the plains as the core of that cold air starts to sink south. that's what's >>> good finish to the workweek. sunshine giving way to increasing clouds. up toward 50. rain will break out across the area. overnight, rain is likely. low temperature of 42. we start out the day tomorrow with rain. it dries out by midday. partial sun later in the afternoon, 47. colder sunday. sun and clouds. snow shower in the evening. monday, only in the 20s. cold and dry for the middle of next week. >>> my goodness. look who is turning ten. what's your name. >> >> ela. >> isabella. >> and you're turning 10. just kidding. >> 45. >> there you go, all right. that's what's going on. now let's go back in to tamron. >> very cute, al. thank you very much. well, our stars today four jas are busy answering your facebook questions. it's a special day because, did you know, jenna is a officially now on -- >> where have you been? you're officially on facebook. >> thank

plenty of sunshine through the southwest into the gulf coast. bitterly cold but clear on sunday as you get into the plains as the core of that cold air starts to sink south. temps. very cold saturday through monday with dangerous chills possible sunday morning and monday morning as lows di into the negative teens. highs will be in the positive teens on chance of light snow tracking in. stray snow showers/flurries, breezy, cold, steady/falling temps. very cold saturday through monday with dangerous chills possible sunday morning and monday morning as lows dip into the negative teens. highs will be in the positive teens on tuesday with a slight chance of light snow tracking in. stray snow showers/flurries, breezy, cold, >>> my goodness. look who is turning ten. what's your name. >> >> ela. >> ela, and you're turning 10, what's your name? >> isabella. just kidding. >> 45. >> there you go, all right. that's what's going on. now let's go bk in to tamron. >> very cute, al. thank you very much. well, our stars today four jas questions. it's a special d

southwest. penergy developing here. pthat is going to move across the pnorthern gulf. pthis is what we get during el pnino years. pdecember didn't produce much prace. pevery couple days, energy goes pby. panother round of rain should pcome in on sunday. pair arrives during the first pcouple days of next week. rime time severe weather is pover night and early morning phours. pmost of the severe weather poutbreak happens at night. pthis is tough to believe. pyou talk about january. pyou have a subtropical, a named pstorm. pthis is the first time since p1978 that we had a named storm pin the atlantic in january. pthis storm is going to be near pthe azurs and become a pnontropical storm up by green pland on saturday. p53, dew point is 38. pnortheast winds. pthat will be heading our way ptomorrow night to friday. pmostly cloudy and cool. pit will stay mostly cloudy. pshowers and thunderstors parriving, 66, all of that goes pby and the weather should pimprove by midday on friday. pthen the clouds roll right back pin. pa round of rain and storms. psome models go in the 20s some pspots tuesday and wednesday. plots going