national reporter betsy jibben had boots on the ground in southwest indiana this week. as she tell us in this farm journal report, while avian flu isn't new, there are still lessons to be learned. it was last year at this time avian influenza first popped up on the west coast. by march, the disease began raging through the midwest. minnesota turkey grower, greg langmo wasn't spared. "that's what's been so hundreds of others... during that time, nearly 50 million birds, including backyard flocks, were infected and depopulated. "it gave us an opportunity to how we approach the onset of ai and i think we're in a much better position to detect it more quickly and to respond more effectively within 24 hours," indiana only had one confirmed case of the virus last year - and it wsa an h5n8 strain in a backyard flock. now usda has confirmed 10 commercial turkey operations in due-boyz county indiana have tested positive for the virus. but unlike the h5- cases from last year, this is a different strain called h-7-n-8. indiana state veterinarian, doctor bret marsh, says this findi

> more than 150,000 turkeys have been added to a list of birds that will be euthanized in southwest indiana. officials say they are at high risk of c tracting a strain of bird flu. infected torture keys urkeys have been found inme 10 farms in indiana. they will be euthanized to help prevent the spread of the virus. >>> twitter went down around 4:00 a.m. and was out for about two hours. functionality was enter mit ty ity was intermittent for nine hours before service was restored about noon. a recent code change caused the outage. >>> has this happened t you? you plug in your iphone, clearly you charge it, but the battery levels on your screen don't change. well, we'll explain this. apple says there is a bug in the hone 6s and 6s plus. according to the company, this the time on the device manually or change time zones when you're traveling. so what do you do? apple recommends that you restart your phone, go to the date and time section of your settings and then make sure that it's set on automatic. >> that's too much for me to remember. i'll just be off. i'll be late. >> you'll be fine. >>>

fifty million dollars with this current infection the usda has quarantined the birds at the southwest indiana far less than two hours ago small plane crashed in mackinac county the pilot and passenger escaped gathering the latest details the state police continue to investigate and saves and quadruple shooting and gloss or the suspect in custody as police released the name of the teen who died. new information and double homicide and lock down parts of newport news late last . the if someone in colorado most subtle like the side of the steelers flag flying outside the man's home imagine that somebody stole it while he was on fire fighter duty but that flag holds special significance the owner's father passed away in twenty twelve and that flag was one of the few members he had left of his father he hopes whoever took sympathy that person probably didn't know what they're doing probably what they were taking our i forgive that it's you know whether the flag ends up in my front yard tomorrow with no questions asked to be fine with that man filed a report with police but he says is willing to le

he farms in southwest indiana producing white corn, seed soybeans, wheat, popcorn and alfalfa. "agriculture is the largest industry in indiana. we're very proud fo that." villwock has held almost every position indiana farm bureau offers from county president-to district director -to vice president and president leading the state organization for over a decade from 2002 to 2016. villwock says it's important to energize the entire industry. "we really need an active membership to feel empowered to feel educated and feeling comfortable stepping forward with the issues that impact them." villwock beleives his experience in farm policy and diversified crop background good understanding of the diversity of this country, of our farmers and ranchers and the commodieis that they produce and challenges they face and challenges. i think we have a strong story to tell and one we can be very proud of." as one ag leader retires, one of these pefuls will soon have the opportunity to continue his work at the national level.to better farm policy and address issues facing the american farmer. r

west, you will find rain developing in western kentucky, and southern illinois, getting into southwest indiana, and tennessee, and this rain is sliding our way in advance of a cold front that that cold front represent the leading edge of the colder air that we are going to see this weekend. so with that in mind, here is your 12 hour forecast for cincinnati. low 40s this afternoon, cloudy skies, a slim chance for an isolated shower between 8:00, and 11:00, a better chance of rain comes closer to noon, we will hit a high in the mid-to upper 40s early this afternoon, as the rain becomes more widespread late afternoon, temperatures will fall under the low 40s, expect things to get very wet into the afternoon. we will show you things in the next 57 hours, we will start at 7:00, step you through the day here. a slight chance for an isolated shower this morning, the better rains coming into the afternoon, and here they are, crossing through the area, this is 4:00, wet conditions as that cold front slides into the region, temperatures by 4:00 go down into the low to mid-40s, and so down a few degrees

we first reported last week, officials confirmed the h-7-n-8 strain in turkey farms housed in southwest indiana. more than 400 thousand turkeys and egg layers were euthanized to stop the spread of the disease. even though the a-i was only found in turkeys, 156 thousand chickens were also depoulated since the birds were so close to the infected area. as we've been reproting, the officials confirmed the h-7 strain on multiple indiana farms late last week. this is different from the h-5 strain that forced the slauthter of 48 million birds and drove up the prices of eggs. while the outbreak looks to be contained, , it's garnered international attention, and as expected, new export bans are now in place. here's the latest information from the export council. officials tell us south korea is restricting all u u

. >>> at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwest indiana, prison officials allowed us to give cameras to some of the inmates in order to let them record personal thoughts in the privacy of their cells. among them was carlton wright. >> dining time is a [ bleep ], man. it's nothing but you and your thoughts and these brick walls. you feel me? and if you ain't strong, man, you're going to crumble? you know what i mean? until you walk in my shoes and did this, you can't tell what it's like, man. it's hard. doing time is hard. >> during his time at wabash, wright says he's felt vulnerable because of the color of his skin. >> other prisons i've been at, it's more hispanics and blacks, you know what i mean, but this is a heavily populated white prison. it's a culture shock. >> but not every inmate at wabash is concerned with maintaining a racial divide. adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularly helps harris figure out what to do with his afro-like hair. >> it's harder braiding white dude's hair than

a winter storm watch has been issued for one indiana counties, three counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. this includes the following counties: boone, kenton, campbell, owen, grant, pendleton, bracken, gallatin and carroll county in northern kentucky, plus brown, clermont and highland counties in ohio. in indiana, switzerland county are you ready? have you thought through your plans for tomorrow? tomorrow? tonight we're on your side with what road crews are saying about this storm...and what you can do *now* to help them...help you. 9 on your side's julie o'neill joins us live from the we know northern kentucky will get hit first...and get hit the hardest. i was actually in the room for the snow pow- wow today to prepare the roads for you. in fun, they call this the snow pow wow, but the people making sure you're safe... in this.... take it seriously. seriously. what is your biggest challenge? well the timing is one thing. so way ahead , they watch, they plan....and they prep... and they need your help..e

a winter storm watch has been issued for one indiana counties, three counties in southwest ohio & a larger portion of northern kentucky beginning late thursday night through saturday morning. this counties: boone, kenton, campbell, owen, grant, pendleton, bracken, gallatin and carroll county in northern kentucky, plus brown, clermont and highland counties in ohio. in indiana, switzerland county it's being called a health crisis. millions of us on the verge of developing diabetes. we're on your side with the first step to preventing the disease. all those reports of fires and injuries from hoverbaord? consumer reporter john matarese is on your side with what to do if you have one...and some other options tonight in healthy living - a first of its kind campaign will target the 86 million americans with pre-diabetes. that's one in three of us. according to the c-d-c, people with pre-diabetes have higher than normal blood sugar levels, but not high enough to be diagnosed with type two diabetes. abc's doctor richard reversible... 1:31 - 1:41"with exercise and some weight loss, you're gonna reve

temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s for some. then low to mid 40s in south eastern indiana near south, southwest of the 71-75 split. wind chills in the 30s for most. temperatures and windchills are falling. and we're breezy and warmer for the start of the weekend. still warm sunday, when showers returning. we have a threat foreseeing some stronger storms before we get to the middle part of next week. we'll cover that and the planning forecast in about 10 minutes. rob? >> historic building mainly in the greyhound station will have a state of the art use. she's in covington, where work just started to transform to the bank of the future. sydney? >> hi, rob. this corner of fifth and madison is really bustling. lots of new life in old buildings and young up. that's why it's time for an investor to pick it up and make it new again. construction is under way to make the gray bus station into a new bank. they will do something very contemporary with it. it's like a bank branch of the future, complete with itms. those are interactive teller machines. there will be a coffee bar and a plug to plug electro

indiana. >> probably southwest from the point, probable 50 poinds. >> sam allison didn't see when theresa woods hit the ground. >> they pulled up off airport road here. >> he saw what happened after, when first responderrers went to help her beyond the clearing of the trees. >> i saw her there, and from couple hours. >> investigators say woods was unresponsive and died later at the hospital. investigators say it all started when woods and a few others took off in a plane from franklin flying field. they said she was the third of three sky divers to jump. one person who was still on board told investigators woods' reserve parachute had opened. figure out if something went wrong with woods' gear. >> we are trying to rule out whether it was equipment or diver's fault, things of that nature, we are trying to rule everything out as to what happened. >> news of what happened to woods spread quickly. allison said they are used to watching sky diverrers glide through the air especially in the warmer mts. >> if it's a calm day and the wind is not hard, you can hear the chutes open. >> but seeing someone

for you. that's 4:30 in the morning. just getting into the south eastern indiana counties. the heaviest snow down to the southwest of cincinnati. and remember, this is going to be a light dry snow with the temperature well below 32 degrees. even though we don't see a lot of snow, some will fall between 5:00 and 10:00 in the morning, during rush-hour. that could mean a few problems here and there. by noon tomorrow, most of the snow should be exiting the eastern counties. as we get into the day, on thursday, i think we'll pick up partly cloudy skies across the area. and another developing storm later. nuisance storm. one to three inches of snow. generally one to two from cincinnati to walton, dry ridge, florence, enter augusta and mazeville. and to the west. wanesville, oxford, up to connorsville. and a slight chance of 2-3 inches, in southern county and in central sections of kentucky. an inch or two. the timing won't be good as we begin to see some snow around 5:00 in the morning. and that's why the winter weather advisory runs from 4:00 tomorrow morning until 7:00 tomorrow evening. i think it will probably be ho

morning commute it should be mainly dry, it is just moving from the indiana border, there's then some mix could occur west west and southwest neighborhoods between eight and 10:00 a.m. . otherwise warm enough all day tomorrow to be grateful . it'll add up between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. about one quarter inch saturday before it switches to snowfall sunday . upper 20s tonight, half of of them in the tomorrow rainfall, their 40s with the changes this weekend. >> from what i've are reaching $700 million growing after nobody wanted last night trying at will grow before the next drawing on saturday, it is the largest jackpot in us history, many people out purchasing tickets they say that they never played that they had to get in on the action because of all that money we will keep you updated on the growing jackpot as we get closer to the drawing on weekend. >> frontier airlines adding some adding some fossil flights from cleveland hopkins to popular destinations, s. philly phoenix angeles sometimes as little as $50 million expansion makes them hopkins in terms of nonstop markets panic president obama sits down for a one-hour to

they cover all of northern kentucky, switzerland county, indiana, claremont, and brown and highland county in southwest ohio. this is tomorrow, tomorrow night ending early saturday and winter storm warnings are ending for adam and mason, and some parts of the tri-state are looking at significant snow fall tomorrow and tomorrow night. other parts of the tri-state may see very little in the way of snow fall, we will break it down and have a time line of what you can expect coming up in a few minutes, right now let's check on traffic conditions. here is jen dalton. >> reporter: good morning, it's been so much better this morning than yesterday. we do have a couple of issues on the map i want to let you know about it. this is 275 westbound at kellogg an accident scene is actually on kellogg right before 275. when we look at the camera in the area. you can see 275 near kellogg moving along just fine this morning. it's bridges and overpasses we have been watching this morning just because we had reports of incidents on bridges like this one right here. this is ohio on a ramp 275 eastbound to 75 southbound. a

southwest. a developing story tonight. birds from nine more commercial turkey farms in indiana have tested positive for bird flu. they're are located near a farm that authorities previously announced had been infected. testing is underway to determine the strain of the highly-contagious virus. 60-thousand birdsa re expected to be put down as a result of the outbreak. bird flu was found in 16 states chipotle will close all of its restaurants next month to hold staff meetings about food safety. that will happen february 8th. the fast food chain ha been under intense scrutiny over the past year after being tied to a series of outbreaks including ecoli.. salmonella.. and norovirus. happening right now. police need your help tracking down a pair of robbery suspects. the two suspects are accused of stealing merchandise from a clothing store near the 2000 block of north rainbow back in december. they allegedly used a weapon during the robbery to prent the employees from stopping them and escaping. police are looking for a person of interest.. identified as 37- year old gerardo campos-torres.. in connection to thursday'

little bit of a breeze to the southwest makes it feel like 24 these clouds are going to be tough to break. we're seeing some thinning of the cloud deck back into western indiana, by later today, some locations may see some peeks of sun. 29 now. 34 by 5:00 and then we're back down to the freezing point at 9:00 with skies mostly cloudy. coming up we'll talk about chilly temperatures on the way, but if you hold out to the weektd weekend, it is going to get a lot warmer. more details on how warm we get and when we can expect some rain to reenter the forecast. >> you know nothing beats a good children's book. one local father got tired of reading the same old books to his kids over and over again. he wrote oscar the penguin, it started out as a class project design and ended up as his own piece of published literature. >> i think that's the main reason i even did it though. i didn't really do it for sales, guess. >> we teach the kids that reading is so important and we try to make it as fun as we can. they put some of the words in the book, some of the ideas are theirs, so it is really cool. >> braden says he would love to keep writing children's books and he alre

southwest michigan. one person died and 44 vehicles involved in total. and another 12 vehicle pileup happened because of the frosty roads. >>> in indianapolis, indiana, windchill of nearly 30-degree below zero hit there. and great bear ski resort in south dakota that was forced because of unseasonably warm weather and this time they had to close down because the temperatures dipped to negative 20. >>> carolina panthers found the half. and the second half was not nearly as fruitful for the cats, it was enough to help the super bowl. >> reporter: 31-0 panthers hang on for dear life in the second half. jonathan stewart back from injury rushed for two touchdowns and 100 yards on the day. and this interception gave the panther fans a jolt. what a start for carolina and greg olson makes and amazing touchdown catch. and everything is going the cat's way. >> what more can you say you're up 31-0. >> reporter: former nc state russell wilson leads them in a frantic come back but it is not enough 31-24. the panthers are one step away from super bowl 50. >> we're not worried about the super bowl. right now we're focused on the cardinals. >> reporter: and the panthers won 1

it will be more southwest tomorroro pressure with a cold front that will move through our vicinity and tonight that's starting to turn over to snow in the western par of indiana and we'll get a batch of rainfall here tonight before crisp cool air moves through. as we go through the ornight hours, some of these showers may linger early tomorrow and continue through the afternoon. as we get towards:00 to 4:00, the showers should move out. we'll start to feel a difference in the air. look what happens monday morning. down to 60. we get a chance of rain tuesday and we'll be back for more news after the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when dhe flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health cond

southwest winds at 5-10. a little bit of a thought tomorrow in central and southern iowa. some lake effect snow is from michigan back into indiana. a weak impulse will bring with it a slight chance of some very light snow after midnight. snow showers green bay and detroit. even some 50's down in kansas and oklahoma. here is that week little band of snow. we will get even warmer air heading in into thursday. a little snow could move through after midnight, hang around early tomorrow morning. clouds will slowly fan. thursday morning, some clouds to the east. again, there is a chance of a little bit of snow tonight. last night it caused some i think a better chance for the northeast, but most locations just a dusting. tonight, a low temperature of six. winds out of the south at 5-10. flurries here. tomorrow, 33 degrees. southwest winds, 5-15. thursday morning clouds and sunshine. going to be a statewide thaw. a chance for a little bit of snow on friday. most computer models bringing a better chance in southeastern iowa. we will keep an eye on that. we will look at those snowfall totals as we get closer. in behind, another arctic pu

southwest cincinnati. the reason for that cloud cover which continues to be locked in place. >> to the south and west vevay and carrollton in the upper 30s. 34 down in brooksville kentucky, brookeville brookeville, indiana at 32. it will be considerably colder, but into the weekend, that is going to change, we will see temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal. weekend. partly to mostly cloudy sky. clouds will thicken on sunday and late day sunday into sunday night. we see the chance for a little bit of rain returning to the area, but into your weekend, the conditions are looking really nice around here. 53 tomorrow with partly to mostly cloudy skies, a much warmer day and up to 56 on sunday with that chance for a late day shower, although indications right now are that to hold off until sunday night. this is our atrium whether camera center. some sun making it through that deck of stratus cumulus clouds. you can see fairly extensive cloud cover right now. mostly cloudy out there. a wind from the west, northwest at 10, the wind chill 30 degrees. it is chilly everywhere you go. upper 20s to near 30s. if you're heading out and about this afternoon, be sure you dress on the warm side. upper 30s, we top ou

north of kentucky, clark and adams county in the southwest ohio and on the edge of that where the effects will be mixed not as bad through southeast indiana. wilmington, downtown cincinnati, back to versailles, and laurensburg and vevay, winter weather advisory. storm. this is not going to be much of anything for you folks. windchill of 11, it gets winty today, too. clouds around by noon. we begin to see light snow affecting areas close to downtown cincinnati by noon. that snow picks up late afternoon, temperatures as close to 30 degrees. late day, how much? inch or less in the north and west. we're talking 1-2 inches for a good chunk of hamilton county, and 2-4, mount washington, anderson through a good chunk of anderson, and down around maysville over six inches of snow. i've got a time line coming up,let get to jen with a check on traffic. >> reporter: since traffic on the interstates is very quiet. it's going to be a different story later in the afternoon. i did want to bring up cdg's website and let you know we are starting to see can cancellations and from the east coast. areas like boston has cancellations. charlotte has cancellati

more southwest tomorrow as we're watching a big area of low pressure with a cold front that will move through our vicinity and tonight that's starting to turn over to snow in the western parts of indiana and we'll get a batch of rainfall here tonight before crispsp cool air moves through. as we go through the overnight hours, some of these showers may linger early tomorrow and continue through the afternoon. we'll start to feel a difference in the air. look what happens monday morning. down to 60. we get a chance of rain tuesday and there's wednesday, we'll be down around 55. we'll be back for more news after the when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. new details tonight about the arrest of joaquin el chapo guzman. authorities were able to find him apparently after he communicated with hollywood movie star sean, penn. a movie about him helped them to track him d

water that's indianaed and you cannot detect the depth you don't want to drive through it turn around, don't drown. as we look at the radar it's similar to yesterday at this time. southwest coast. palm beach county also getting drenched and yes, even here in south florida already wet. the roads are slick. there are the showers moving from the south and west to the north and east. sunrise tamarac, coral springs, deerfield beaches mornings of 95, 75, 595 will be slick. we have had rain in westton, davies. pembroke pines. hollywood, fort lauderdale, now beginning to see the rain, again, across kendall. and we had that ef 1 tornado yesterday. that was confirmed by the national weather service. it was across parts of coconut creek pompano beach peak winds 90-100 miles per hour. the path length 2.5 miles. two injuries zero fatalities the damage was just devastating. thanking our viewers for sending in photos. this is from the broward sheriff fire rescue a tractor trailer that was turned over. and we are going to see the potential for some more severe isolated tornadoes since we have the stalled frontal boundary and area of low pressure. and the atmosphere remains unstable. as

indiana. notice they develop and fade out and redevelop in other locations. the kind of banding of them right now is from southwest to northeast. they'll kind of shift for us and drag in from the northwest to the southeast this afternoon. that's a trough as it moves through the region will cause that difference as we head into our afternoon. so right now, it is quiet on the wlwt radar. not expecting any morning snow. so to come from church this morning should be completely fine. as you head past 11:00 a.m. to noon, in the extreme northwest counties, might see snow showers into the midday. it's going to take until 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon downtown and notice the dragging northwest to southeast, a couple of bands. a little bit robust at times. so a quick covering or a half inch in some isolated spots a potential. this computer model wants to drag one across northern kentucky and cincinnati metro. then exiting the southeast we'll kind of deal with them for a good portion of the afternoon, especially in the central part of the tri-state. we'll also have quite a few clouds rebuilding in. i think we have morning sunshi

that ``slow traffic out there on the ``275 loop heading on the ``southwest corner, maybe near cb ``g. `` petersburg, the kentucky-indiana ``line, travel lanes are moving at ``a pretty decent rate. ``at least that is what we see on ``275. ``still very slow impact on 75. ``we have a minor incident as you ``can see off to the shoulder. ``that has kind of been our story ``this morning for it when we have ``had those accidents, they have ``been able to move off to the ``shoulder, not blocking any major ``travel lanes. ``that is what we are seeing ``there. ``you see traffic slowing down a ``vehicle off to the side but ``still able to move by. ``good news as far as that is ``concerned. ``that is what andrew was ``mentioning as well on live ``drive. ``not able to see incidents ``or delays, just typical heavy ``volume and slow volume as we ``deal with these snowy and icy ``conditions. ``275 and kellogg, broken ``tractor-trailer off to the side, ``so not blocking the travel ``lanes. ``the ramp looks clear heading ``toward kellogg. ``the bridge westbound heading ``toward 471, still slope your ``let' s check in with ``meteorologist

southwest. live precision doppler hd, you could see the yellow pockets. that's the heavier rain. that's the heavy rain around amellia from light to moderate rain, including downtown cincinnati. to the west, getting into indiana, right down to lawrenceberg. we have moderate rain down the rising sun. this is moving northeast. this will continue to move away from brookville. connors indiana, moderate to heavy rain, north of town on liberty. wartime, going to move northeast on you, in the next 20 minutes or so. we have heavier rain near thalmus, drying a bit. and we'll see a little bit more rain for you in a short time. most of brown county, highland and adams county, dealing with light to moderate rain. this will continue to move north oxford. this is a live look from the weather camera. with rain, we have heavy rain in town, just short time ago. temperatures are very mild. lower 40s for hamilton and harrison. critton. and 42 for owington. a lot milder to the east of cincinnati, where we stay dryer, longer today. some of us still topped out around 50 degrees today. it's very mild, especially as you travel more east in the viewing area. tonight's forecast, expect the rain to taper in the next few hours. by 8:00,

indiana. i am not expecting to see much in the way of cloud cover. tomorrow, eventually, some rain rolls in. why noses -- winds out of the southwest. will drive our temperatures up. feels like the 20' s now. 8:00 a.m., 30 degrees. noon, already at 41. tons of melting snow today. at 6:00, still sting mild at 46. clear skies through the afternoon heading into tomorrow, we are dry up until lunchtime for most of us. small chance you may see a passing sprinkle in southeastern indiana. through, we will be in the upper 40' s. maybe a couple of flurries or wrap around flurry activity on saturday. definitely a cloudier day with s. sunday, that is when the really cold air rolls back in. tomorrow, 46 with evening rain. sunday, the early morning. a blustery sunday for us. monday, expect temperatures to be in the lower 20' s. mark: 5:50 your time. to waffle house employees fired in arkansas for doing something, well, pretty unsanitary. lisa: a cell phone video a customer captured as he watched a scene unfold in front of him. mark: and you better say cheese . the sweetest smile you will see all day long. cincinnati' s wlwt news 5 today [laughter

southwest sunday. on monday, it stretches, snow from the rockies all the way south of iowa. heavy showers and thunderstorms. then on tuesday, groundhog's day, we have the risk of severe weather from indiana yap lis polis to -- they said to cut the live stream. oh, don't cut it. if you are in iowa, still on tuesday, willie, you aren't going anywhere. >> where is he going? >> fab you lois >> time in iowa. let's check the numbers one more time, still live. that's what's going on around >> good morning, everybody, a bit of a squeeze play for us today. dry air in place right now, but you can see the rain showers to the east and the west and that of the afternoon. mostly cloudy, isolated rain and snow showers, and we can't rule out the possibility of a coating to an inch in some spots, but with the temperatures in the 40s, won't stick around. warmup next week and it will feel more like spring. s, let's see boo-yah boo- i le it. over 80,000. we're breaking 100,000 before the show ends. >> amazing. >> mention the prizes. that will get people there. >> lots of stuff. >> go to the facebook page. >> not hand-me-down stuff, it's >> good stuff. >> like the guests we have on this show. nothing but the

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southwest sunday. on monday, it stretches, snow from the rockies all the way south of iowa. heavy showers and thunderstorms. then on tuesday, groundhog's day, we have the risk of severe weather from indiana yap lis polis to -- they said to cut the live stream. oh, don't cut it. if you are in iowa, still on tuesday, willie, you aren't going anywhere. >> where is he going? >> i'm spending the week in iowa. >> fab you lois u >> i'm spending time in iowa. let's check the numbers one more time, still live. that's what's goingsunshine is breaking out but temperatures will stay chilly all day. we will top out in the upper 30s this afternoon. this weekend will be much warmer. highs hit the low to mid 50s both days. rain showers return sunday night into monday morning. tuesday may be near record breaking in the mid 60s with storms late >> facebook, fan x s, let's see what you did for us. boo-yah over 80,000. we're breaking 100,000 before the show ends. >> amazing. >> mention the prizes. that will get people there. >> lots of stuff. >> go to the facebook page. good stuff. >> good stuff. >> like the guests we have on this show. nothing but the best. >> charlie puth. >> boom. >> the man's career is

southwest sunday. on monday, it stretches, snow from the rockies all the way south of iowa. heavy showers and thunderstorms. then on tuesday, groundhog's day, we have the risk of severe weather from indiana he going? >> i'm spending the week in iowa. >> fab you lou time in iowa.g let's check the numbers one more time, still live. so close! that's what's going on >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a cold start but we'll see warmer temperatures ahead of wind that will kick in later this morning. it could blow an isolated shower through the area, rain or snow. but not sticking with temperatures in the low 40s. cold tomorrow morning, down to 23 degrees. but then a warm up starts saturday afternoon. sunshine and 45 degrees. and it's into the 50s sunday and monday. come tuesday and wednesday, we'll be flirting with record temperatures. have a great day. >> facebook, fans, let's see what you did for us. boo-y boo-yah, i love it. over 80,000. we're breaking 100,000 before the show ends. >> amazing. >> mention the prizes. that will get people there. >> lots of stuff. >> go to the facebook page. >> not hand-me-down stuff, it's good stuff. >> good stuff. >> like the guests we have on

southwest sunday. on monday, it stretches, snow from the rockies all the way south of iowa. heavy showers and thunderstorms. then on tuesday, groundhog's day, we have the risk of severe weather from indiana yap lispolis to -- they said to cut the live stream. if you are in iowa, still on tuesday, willie, you aren't >> where is he going? >> i'm spending the week in >> fab you loisu >> time in iowa. let's check the numbers one more time, still live. so close! that's what's going on around themelting and lots of sunshine. our weather will stay pretty mild right on through the weekend with a pretty quiet we will stand a slight chance of a light mix on saturday night but that system is small compared to the one moving into the midwest early next week. that bigger system could start giving us some light snow by monday night and bring more snow chances on tuesday. we still can't tell exactly where in the midwest the heaviest of snow will end up falling, but we'll have a chance of getting some of that snow in siouxland and a lot of wind will come along with it as well causing our mid-week to become much colder. we'll obviously keep you posted as that system gets closer. >> facebook, fan xs, let'