the national weather service says at least seven tornadoes have hit southeast louisiana and southwest mississippi as well. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. this storm system is big and will be with us today and tomorrow. we have a flood advisory until 1:00 tomorrow morning. for the morning rush, heavy rain and gusty wind. some places get an inch or so. rain today. a straggler flurry on friday. kyla: our travel times, maybe a few extra minutes. not a bad idea to add on that extra time. 19 minutes from the split into for today. mark: taking a live look outside right now. stay with us. your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven to increase megared. lisa: heavy rains overnight and early this morning. meteorologist randi rico is in with the latest forecast, and when the rain could be changing over to snow. mark: and severe weather breaks out across the so

at least *three people are now confirmed dead. 3 the hardest hit area: louisiana and southwest mississippi. at least *seven tornadoes touched down there... causing *three deaths. an r-v park in convent, louisiana... was destroyed. two people were killed there, more than *thirty were rushed to area hospitals. and this has been a very difficult task for rescue teams... because every time they try and search for people, *another storm moves through. one local sheriff... says crews have been out all night looking for survivors. and they will be *back out this morning: 3 and here's another scary view from louisiana... as three 3 waterspouts were spotted spinning over lake pontchartrain... near new orleans. of course dave will be following this severe weather all morning long, including a look at how this system is affecting the rest of florida. just stick with good day... or get the "skytower" app, if you're leaving the house. 3 3 our other big story this morning: the results are in... from the republican caucuses in nevada. and no surprise here... the trump train, isn't slowing down. in fact..

heaviest rain off to the southwest, mississippi and alabama right now. that on top of the rain we've had over the last 24 hours, could make for some high water issues. if you're out and about driving around, be careful and don't cross any flooded roads. winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour. 46 at this hour in greenville. we can see some of this rain coming down. a little bit breezy, too. we have this system on the move and by midnight, that warm front should be moving through the mountains. we're actually going to see temperatures begin to rise as we go through the overnight hours. midnight, the leading edge of that heavier rain. morning commute time, that could be a little bit rough for many of us. that is when we should have the strongest showers. 7 o'clock, yeah, it's going to be a little bit harsh. but then we go on through the morning. and by lunch time, we actually see most of the rain, the heaviest rain appears to be off to the east of the mountains and but we're not quite out of the woods yet. more showers continuing. any additional rain is

mark: at least seven hit southeast louisiana and southwest mississippi, where at least three people have been killed. one of the most hard-hit areas appears to be a recreational at the suspects. police think one of the suspects may have been shot, but they managed to get away. so far no arrests have been made. also new this morning, two families with 12 children combined are displaced this morning after a house fire. the fire broke out at 5711 winneste avenue late last night. there were no injuries reported, but two familes -- four adults and 12 kids -- are now displaced. firefighters say the cause was an electrical short in the attic. damage is estimated at $15,000. mark: a mason teenager accused of dealing designer drugs. the 18-year-old was arrested on charges of drug trafficking after a month-long undercover investigation. wlwt news 5' miriah turner is at the live alert desk now with a closer look at the case. miriah: the commander of the warren county task force says nothing surprises him anymore, but the young age of the man arrested was concerning. warren county detectives arreste

and the threat of dangerous weather and seven tornados have hit southwest louisiana and southwest mississippi. this is damage at a trailer park in louisiana. two people were killed and the survivor rushing into the bathroom and -- >> my mom was running into the bathroom. and the parents were and and they were praying and i was crying. and i was so scared. and they would just -- it was >> and a tornado is blamed far death near purvis, mississippi. >> we are bracing for severe weather tomorrow. in central florida with the rain showers and from everything today from southwest to northeast. and this is where the different actions and marching to the east and towards destin, port st. joe and the potential of a large, damaging torrent and very impressive event that is going on in the panhandle. look at the lightning and all this is currently moving north and east away from us. and by the time we get into tomorrow afternoon, between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m., we will have the cold front sitting over central florida and that means another batch for rain and thunderstorms there is a slight risk of severe wea

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southeat louisiana and southwest mississippi where at least three pepele have been killed. this is the same system that meteorologist jonathan kennedy has been tracking throughout the morning. stay with abc columbia for the latest and any severe weather updates. on air and online. >>> rochelle: turning our attention to vote 2016, donald trump is taking home another win this morning. he is the projected winner of the republican presidential caucuses in nevada. preliminary entrance polls taken of republican caucus-goers show that nearly six in 10 voters are angry at the way the government is working. and 7 in 10 say they want a candidate who is an outsider over one with political experience. with a third win under his belt, the billionaire businessman has a wide lead over the other republican candidates in the delegate count. here's how the votes stand so far: with about 96% of the votes accounted for in nevada, trump takes 45% of the vote. and 21% leaving ben carson and john kasich trailing far behind with less than 5% each. the republicans have now moved on to super tuesday

night, the national weather service says at least seven tornados, have hit louisianna and southwest mississippi. one killing at least two people. >> tornado also hit pensicolla florida last night. destroyed multiple amounts, and knocked out power for thousands of people in that region, sue serio. and i was just reading, it was like a 2-mile long stretch storming down through the area. >> never seen one in person but boy dramatic video, sat, two people died. >> i know, and there are people who actually chased them everything moved east from the places you just saw, so georgia, florida, are parts of those states under tornado watch for this morning, then talking about just light rain moving into our area right now. we don't think we'll get the severe weather until later this afternoon, probably more toward evening, but it will be yucky day, we've got the rain around right now, you definitely will meade your umbrella at times today. one little downpour there in chester county, right smack in the middle of the county there. marginal risk of severe thunderstorms here in the philadelphia area. little

apartment complex or severely damaged and the seven other tournaments and south is louisiana the southwest mississippin the bottom left you're looking at the markkaa to mississippi since it damaged land descends from is to the four were killed when the tornado hit a parked in convict louisiana and people are injured the storm system has been doing a lot of damage across trackless alabama as when >>james: will want to be tracking this drop connect they are to expect more headlines on the part of the country the only thing that and it took on not is that there's a high supervisory they will be it dangerous is a factor to 9:00 tonight to steer clear temperatures yes they are called especially in the east bay take a look of pleasanton and livermore 38 of the nine degrees respectively is definitely a heavy jacket that we have really a frigid conditions for the sixth down a san jose 47 and of from 52 in san francisco. >>james: this is where you'll warmer by a degree the final stop san francisco where looking for 69 in the city is a head-on 114 place like redwood city you a warm-up to the 7274 degree range i

at least seven other tornadoes hit southeast louisiana and southwest mississippi. here's some video from lamar county, mississippi. at least one person died when storms hit the area yesterday. here's a gym in louisiana that was seriously damaged by with that same storm system killing at least two people when the storm hit an rv park in louisiana gyring -- injurying 30 others. reporter: looking at our weather, couldn't be more different than the rest of the country. its gorgeous out there. reporter: the sun rise is beautiful. this is what we're seeing a few clouds and that's it. this shot gives us a good indication of what you are going be experiencing in your neighborhood. i'm seeing in repeated over and over again in all the different cameras that we have in the weather center. let's walk you through what we'll expect today. first, we're going to see temperatures that are going to be steadily rising. we've got clear skies overhead and that means great conditions for us as we head into the afternoon. taking a quick look, there is a high surf advisory in effect that

at least seven tornadoes hit southeast louisiana and southwest mississippi, killing at least three people and injuring dozens. there was a tornado in pensacola, florida too. first responders say three buildings at an apartment complex suffered massive damage with one building leveled there. were people trapped in gas leaks. thousands in the region are still without power this morning. >>> 4:37. let's get the latest on what we can expect right here with meteorologist bill evans. >> well, we look outside, and we've got low visibilities, low clouds right at the tops of the buildings, actually right at the top of the brooklyn bridge and the south street seezport. you can't even see one world trade or down toward the battery here. we got some clouds, some drizzle and some fog. and we got some chilly temperatures too. you can see it's around 37 degrees. off and on during the day we'll have these showers. we'll have showers, you'll need your rain gear all day long, you need the rain coat, and then that tornadic activity ken was talking about is with here and west. that's very heavy rain that com

john: a powerful storm system to the southwest in lower mississippi will affect us late tonight, especially wednesday. in particular, wednesday morning. we have upped the high category. strong, damaging winds possible, in the high category. the tornado threat is now at medium. incredible amount of wind shear in the atmosphere, so lots of spinning motions. we could be talking about rotating supercell thunderstorms , especially south of i-85. the threat of isolated tornadoes and even a threat from low to medium of large hail possible with the thunderstorms. look at this powerful storm system moving through. we showed you video of the tornado in louisiana. these are tornado watch boxes from jackson, mississippi, to mobile, alabama, most of louisiana, this is nasty weather moving through here. supercells, potential for large tornadoes in these areas, which means they will stay on the ground for a longer time, which means more damage. dangerous situation here. as the system gets closer to us, as we go through the day tomorrow, it will weaken somewhat. still a lot of dynamics, we will watch and s

they hit the southeast part of louisianna, also southwest mississippi. and deadly result. park killing at least two people there. another died in mississippi. >> tornados hit in alabama, florida. >> and wait until you see that section of the country, on our graphic and our radar. >> oh, yes? >> it is bright orange. there is a lot of area of the country affected by this, sue. >> right. that is the southeastern part of the country, and we will show that you of course on ultimate doppler radar, but off to rainy start with bus stop buddy. he's got the best vice of the day. wear the rain gear. i mean, head to tow. but keep in mind later on when the winds pick up with thunderstorms, your umbrella could blow inside out. for us, seeing just widely scattered showers, but heavier rain set to roll in this afternoon. 43 degrees right now, feels like 37, winds out of the northeast at 10 miles an hour. and poor visibility in a lot of places including philly international only mile and a half. so the rain bringing visibility down, as well. just misty, even if it is not raining. so 62 deg

the national weather service says at least seven tornadoes hit southeast louisiana and southwest mississippi pilot of a small plane was able to walk away after a crash onto a busy street in los angeles, san fernando valley yesterday. the plane came down just outside the airport plowing into several parked cars an ripped off one of the plane's wings. no one on the ground was hurt. no word yet on what caused the unexpected landing, maria. >> maria: thank you so much. both sides urging congress to weigh on the encryption case. fox confirming that the justice department is seeking apple's assistance in extracting data from federal cases. joining us right now jd, thank you so much for joining us. this is getting bigger in terms of apple's assistance in breaking on some of these phones. where do you stand on the issue? >> unfortunately this debate has come about because of tragic in san bernardino, thoughts to friends that are dealing with and grappling with. from my perspective we have a serious challenge with what we call the internet of things, mobile phones being a huge factor in that. these a

we're tracking the storm system coming out of the mid mississippi valley, southwest to northeast direction, tuesday evening, we will notice it is mostly rain but north and west for allentown up through poconos there could be mixed precipitation. latest guidance is indicating that the storm system for the most parties what we like to call a cutter. it cuts up to the west which provides mostly rain across the region. but with these numbers, marginal and close to the freezing mark there could be some milk precipitation at the on set before it changes over to rain and by wednesday, it is all rain for most locations, and this looks to be a healthy dose of precipitation that we're tracking. so we will talk about what we can speculate tuesday night, into wednesday. late tuesday, wintry mix, north and west at the on set. all rain by wednesday, one to 2 inches of rainfall is possible, ponding on the roadways and street flooding is a possibility with this one. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast showing it is turning sunny on monday, nice one in at 51. cooler on tuesday, 44 with that after

there is a tornado watch issued for southeast, louisiana, south mississippi, southwest alabama as far west as the florida panhandle until 10:00 central time. shay, we're here at home experiencing a calm before the storm, before we will feel the effects of that system. >> right. because the same system is headed our way. it won't affect us until early tomorrow morning. at least for right now, nice and calm out there. temperatures are also still on the warm side. mid to upper 70s in tampa. clearwater at 80. you have probably noticed the winds have picked up a bit today. mainly coming from the south. we've got that warm moist air moving in ahead of the strong cold front, setting the scenario for strong to potentially strong storms tomorrow. the showers are fizzling out and we will have a few dry for the bulk of the heavy stuff, it starts to head our way. it's moving into boot of louisiana and mississippi. it will fire up in the next couple of hours and continue eventually weakening overnight our area. that's the good news, it won't be quite as intense as it makes its way across our area

mand ella long the gulf coast so from pensacola to new orleans and portions of southern mississippi and southwest alabama as well. this is tomorrow's severe weather out look. not today. this is tomorrow. so that could cause travel delays but also with the severe weather there will be the snow as a well impacting portion of the tennessee valley, and even in the north east. now, right now the northeast, currently zero degrees in new york. below zero for boston. 13 degrees in washington dc and then this is what it feel like out there. bus ter rivment feels like - 19 in new york. - 36 i boss tofnlts those temperature are not nice. they are dangerous and could cause fro really quick. sphru friend and family up rth, send them warm love. back here the at home we are cool for thetart of of the day but veen tiewly we'll up to the 70s tomorrow warmer for president's day. todd. >> todd: all right thank you jen. right now the python chang challenge is coming to and he. the window for the hufnt buy meer police python is coming to an end at 7:00 p.m. reward f f the longest python and most snakes captured. as o

john: a powerful storm system to the southwest and west, look at alabama, mississippi, and louisiana. this is all tornado reports. this is hail, and on the back edge of the storm system, in the ozarks, it is in the form of snow. hillary clinton: i do not believe we live in a single-issue country. the economy is rigged in favor of the top. americans haven't had a raise in 15 years. but i want to go further. whether it's poison in the water... hardworking immigrant families living in fear... racism holding people back... wall street and big financial interests along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil companies... the indifference, the negligence. i'm running for president to root out all of these barriers... because i think america can only live up to its potential when we make sure that every american has a chance to live up to his or her potential. i'm hillary clinton, neighborhood efforts to save tindal pa carol: neighborhood efforts to save tindal park proved to be all for nothing tonight. michael: the greenville county school district struck a deal with a developer t

new orleans and portions of mississippi and southwest alabama.will be under slight risk for severe storm out theafd trailing cold front attach to the low i mentioned. right mow it's developing over the central plains. but there's also going to be snow croos portion of the tennessee valley and then into the northeast and new england as well. so after dealing with snow yesterday, the snow will be back by tomorrow. a few more clouds wack here at home a mention brvmentd h gh pressure still with us providing for a stable atmosphere. tomorrow better chance for coastal showers and warming up especially when the winds start to turn out of southeast tomorrow afternoon. hohover the bays are choppy this morning. here a look at our forecast for the rest o o valentine day by 9:00 a.m. in the low 60s. 73 will be the high today. and we'll reach that around 2:00. tomorrow's high by the way, president daissments 78 degrees.a lot warmer. you'll feel it. you'll feel the change by tuesday. it will become muggier and also hitting the highs in the low 80s. neki. >> neki: all rigig. thanks a lot jennifer. an n

mississippi. this same system is heading towards southwest virginia. storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori joins us now with more on what to expect . kristina?### storms .flooding possible.highs in the upper 40s and lower 50s thursday: windy with highs in the middle 40s.power outages possible due to strong wind. light snow & rain showers for the highest elevations in our western counties mainly west va counties and counties boarding west va friday: breezy with highs in the lower 40s.. light snow & rain showers for the highest elevations in our western counties mainly west va counties and counties boarding west va saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s sunday: sun & clouds with highs new this morning... an investigation continues after a homicide in roanoke. it happened just before 5 block of westwood boulevard northwest. roanoke city police say a man was killed. officers are gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses. police have not yet made an arrest. if you have any information, you're asked to call police.### new overnight..

mississippi. this same system is heading towards southwest virginia. storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori joins us now with more on what to expect . kristina?###

southwest. in fact, tornado watches are in effect for parts of alabama, mississippi, and also louisiana. so this is where the roughest weather. daytime heating and that energy kind of coming together to give that chance for severe weather. and as all that energy guess closer to us it's going to increase our risk for damaging storms. the good news for sues that it will move through during the coolest part of the day. starting at midnight we'll expect a good chance of the rain, but holding on to the cooler weather. a if chance for some showers, a few thunderstorms are going to start to develop here as our cold air wedge retreats to the north and allows for some of that energy to move on in and affect our area. probably the best chance for severe storms coverage-wise, right around 9:00 across into the upstate. as we get into 9:00 a.m. this should be the last of what we see. so points west are going to see the threat of severe weather. farther to the east will hold on to that threat longer, but by lunchtime all of that will be off to our east. westerly winds will try to dry us out by wednesd

southwest for the next system on tuesday. this one will pack a punch to areas like tennessee, mississippi, and alabama. all the energy goes north. as it moves our way, it weakens. it will give us heavy rainfall tuesday night between midnight and 4:00 a.m., but by the time we get to 6:00 or 7:00 a.m., it is moving out of your wednesday morning. to a nice wednesday. 67 tomorrow, 60 six tuesday with rain moving in late. the rain coming in early wednesday morning. if you sleep in, you will not see it. thursday, cooler air arrives. watching friday closely. even if it snows in the mountains, it will not be a big deal. 46 by friday afternoon. acted a 50's on the weekend. not a major event. and tomorrow, sunshine and 70. not saying you could play hooky tomorrow, but -- mike: he is changing his story. at 6:00, he said play hooky. ricardo is here with more sports. jimmie johnson tying a record. asheville-hendersonville the driver of the -- jimmie johnson untying the intimidator, coming up. dawn staley reacts to >> now, wyff news 4 sports. ricardo: eight georgia bulldogs were invited to participate in the nfl com

still tracking some pretty heavy storms down to the south into the southwest obviously of our area were talking louisiana into mississippi hear some heavy storms and maybe a couple of isolated severe cells going through the afternoon will continue to keep an eye to that for our area but nothing severe today we're going to see chances for showers and think later on the afternoon into the evening tomorrow we could see if you stronger storms and maybe some gusty winds down on the outer banks come late morning to see the general trend will call for continued warming temperatures climbing up his image into the upper forties this evening and then into the fifties and to about sixty for high tomorrow. you see the approaching what whether that's at seven fifteen still out to the west as we go to the mid to late a line of heavier rain coming through and maybe a couple stronger styles down around the outer banks through the midday tomorrow. after that those in the afternoon will see improvements in clearing skies by tomorrow evening. there is a slight chance for a couple of stray showers early wednesday morning down across north c

mississippi, and alabama. we are very stable. we have the warm front to the southwest, so we have a northeasterly breeze. we are just looking at rain showers across the area. the breeze brings in cooler temperatures. we need to get unstable for severe weather. late tonight and early tomorrow morning, we will break down the wedge. besides the potential for severe thunderstorms, we could also have the potential for flash flooding. most of us have seen a couple inches of rain. the ground is saturated. expecting 1-4 plus inches of more rain as we go through the next 24-36 hours. the severe weather threat runs spartanburg, greenville, anderson, starr-iva, although a to the midlands. potential risk for severe weather across the area. more about that severe weather later on. now back to you. be in columbia. she is scheduled to be there in less than an hour. gabrielle: that's where we find wyff news 4's patrick hussion. he is kicking off 26 -- commitment 2016 coverage. hillary in columbia before heading to the townhall meeting. she will be at this forum on this stage with five mothers whose children were victims

mississippi valley on monday and tuesday. overnight, lows in the 40s. tomorrow, 74 degrees for the afternoon high with southwest winds. through sunday. high temperatures saturday and sunday, mid-to upper 60s and won't be windy. that's good news. rain comes into play monday and tuesday, as temperatures climb back into the 70s. >> thank you. nascar legend carl edwards is in town to race but today was a tourist. >> checking out the shuttle adam was there. >> reporter: just a day before speedweeks begin as daytona, nascar driver carl edwards got to meet with astronaut jerry ross and get a real taste of speed. >> i'm just trying to take all this in i'm standing here next to jerry ross in front of atlantis, driving 200 miles-per-hour but this is a whole other level. >> edwards has won 25 times in nascar but taking flight and going into space was his first dream. >> got my pilot's license when is was a young kid and my dream was to be in the air force and be part of this. so to be here, this is cool. >> maybe equally cool for an astronaut like jerry ross who has flown seven space shuttle missions, making him the recor

southwest. good sign for this warmer weekend we've been heralding all week. 72 in oklahoma city. 77 in dallas. 74 in jackson, mississippi70 in nashville. air is on the way. we're not going to get 70's but many areas will be in the lower pressure, giving us the cold air now, will shift offshore. in the warmer temperatures. a cold front is going to pay us a visit on sunday. and's going to bring clouds probably showers to the area, although the better chances of a rainy day will be farther to the south of the metro area. this computer model is one of the few that shows most of the rain to the south, most of the computer models have overspread. i'm hoping this one is right. to our friends in richmond but i'm hoping we stay dry. it will still stay mild, with the upper 50's. still mild into monday. tuesday, wednesday is when that storm system will come up. the highs. i think it's going to be too warm to have any snow but there could be a snowstorm. snow mixed in, in spots. 60% chance. sunny and stay partly cool. that's the low, taking shape, moving to the north. but it's moving on a track that will bring in warmer air from oc

southwest are closed leading into kansas. the major snowstorm is now moving east. 3 a tornado touched down last had minor injuries. it was spotted near the mississippi line. authorities say the storm system damaged a federal corrections institute and several homes. 3 3 a local coach is raising money for residents in flint, michigan. citizens there do not have clean water after high levels of lead were found in the water supply. the asheville high school girls basketball coach started an online fundraiser to help. her goal is to raise five-thousand dollars, which would buy 15- thousand bottles of water for families in flint. 3 21:11 i thought about okay what can i do to bring the area together to send relief to those people, because of how many people it affects - becasue the city, 40 percent of the city is poor, 67 percent is african american. so what can i do from north carolina to you know push the effort forward. if you would like to donate, just go to news links at wlos-dot-com. 3 3 3 commissioners in buncombe county approve a spending survey for school projects over the next ten years. it lays out plans for upgrades to existing schools and buil

southwest virginia is under a flood watch tonight.. as severe storms rip through the south . at least seven tornadoes hit louisiana and mississippi.. killing at least three people. tornado watches have been issued for several states.. as well as flood watches with heavy downpours predicted. for what we can expect here... let's head back over to storm team 10 chief meteorologist jeff haniewich. jeff -- weather .. we want you to stay move through the region last night into this morning, but by the afternoon, outside of some drizzle, we did dry things out a bit. another round of heavy rain will likely impact the region later tonight into wednesday, as a powerful storm system from the southwest impacts us. tonight: rain again forms, milder with lows around 40. fog is again possible.pleas e be careful driving. wednesday: rain likely, even some storms are possible, with the winds picking up, highs in the mid-to- upper 50s. a flood watch is in effect until 700p on wednesday. 1-2" of rain will fall tonight through wednesday, and you have to keep in mind that the ground is already saturated from all the precipitation we have seen over the l

mississippi. memphis 65. the frontal system are two hours north, winds out of the southwest nice and warm. that sums it up in one word, nice and warm. most of the southeastern part of the united states. we get into sunday, we're watching this cold front here, these frontal systems fizzle out. the air is pacific in origin, it's so mild on sunday, but this front will knock the numbers down next week with highs in the 40s where they should be for this time of the year. even that is not all that bad. future tracker 6 showing a combination of sun and clouds today. it's nice and quiet get out and enjoy it. very spring-like. 64, 65. sunday we start out with sunshine, the clouds roll in they lower and thicken a small little system area of low pressure skirts on by, it brings wet weather to the area sunday night. nothing going on north and west, but as the colder air gets involved we'll switch it over before ending, briefly, north and west. there could be a grassy accumulation, even though the model is not showing much of anything here. i expect to see snow flying, monday morning, 3, 4:00 a.m., it

mississippi, st. louis up near 70 degrees right now. a little bit of warmth rolling in for the end of february. there's a look at the marine forecast, southwest winds about 5 to 10 knots. 70 each day right through the weekend. >>> folks, the lightning gm is holding, no trades before the toronto tonight to take on the maple leafs. and jonathan didn't get offers of a forward in any deal that he wanted, so he'll revisit the situation down the line, likely before the june draft. three weeks ago, we pointed out the deadline trade struggles the past two seasons. we also said they couldn't be successful playing .500 hockey this time around, outside looking in at the playoffs. they have gone 8-4 in their last 12, holding the second position in their division. if they had gone 6-6, they would be in the final wild card we also said at the time the bolts needed to clear up the stamkos situation sooner rather than later. they did and the lightning are 6-1 since the no-trade announcement. >> he's been great on the penalty kill. when your leader is playing that way and playing the right way, it's hard for guys not to follow. it's been a lot of fun to watch

southwest at 7 in ocala and from the south at 8 in kissimmee. here's the front right there. there's the nasty stuff. from jackson, mississippi all the way down to the gulf of mexico. for the most part, it has pushed out of new orleans now into mississippi, but the front itself will come marching across the gulf of mexico. the water vapor shows dry air in front of it. you see the leading edge of the white stuff, that's the moisture. bottom line is it's going to battle the dry air through the night and knife into our nice, moist air and produce big showers tomorrow. here's the timing for you. tomorrow morning, 6 a.m., this is what it looks like. here's 11:00 tomorrow. frontal zone lingering from flagler county all the way across sumpter county. by 1 p.m., just after lunchtime, it's pounding rain from daytona to sanford, all the way to orlando. by 3:00, much of it is from orlando to the south and the east and the drier air totally takes over by 5:00. we're so much cooler after that, it's hard to believe we were ever near 80. lows tonight in the 60's all over. i'm going to call the overnight low in orlando 68. here is tomorrow.

mississippi. it happened last night in clarksdale which is in delta southwest of america fis. two masked men shot that officer in the face. he was air lifted to the hospital. he is listed in stable condition. police searcrcng for the gunman aerial footage shows sharks off the coast. there's a shark migration survey taken in the stilll image. all the gray specs, seven a shark. few feet away from a paddldle boarder. a blawjal sciences professor at florida atlantic university shot this video. >> so interesting because thehe were hardly any sharks south from miami to boynton beach and from palm beach, single island, loaded. literally thens of thousands of sharks. >> todd: hardly any sharks off the coast of miami beach. he hasn't been, has he? we h he plenty. >> neki: they walk on the beach, too. [ laughter ] >> todd: he's trying to figure out why sharks are atracked to that particular area. >> neki: clerics have banned young muslimss from celebting val intieb's day. in a devout muslim prof vince thousands of held rallies aimed at making people aware it's not part of islamic cultur

coming out of the west and even the southwest with the big jump of sixty five and rhonda sixty five 65 in cincinnati 66 in nashville and seventy three in jackson mississippi that's a favorable but for monday and tuesday as well to have those temperatures continue to be in the upper 50s to around 60 this is our saturday outlook were mostly sunny breeze continues forty nine seems to be a good number for role in lynchburg prize will be in the lower south side then on sunday the big jump up we showed you and will continue that on monday monday as easy as with a morning low forty two will be hard to get to sixty two in all it's a tuesday should once again be fairly mild wednesday our next front starts to slide through there's a chance for thunderstorms. there fifty four hi dropping the temperatures behind that especially overnight lows going into friday if there's any moisture available then it will follows a use the stars to navigate. celestial navagation was created in the mid 17-hundreds. the teaching stopped more than a decade ago when g-p-s became available. the navy's bringing it back though, with the increased threats of cyber attacks. the gadget sailor

the south/southwest at 15 to 20 and it's wintertime, count on strong storms rolling in within 12 to 24 hours shortly thereafter. speaking of that, this is what we're talking about. mississippi just had a tornado move on through. that's where southern miss is. we're not getting any reports at this point of any damage but we were looking at it on titan doppler radar and pretty much it went right on through. we're showing an area southwest with tornadoes on the ground. it's interesting because it talks about a debris ball. the tornado signatures you can actually see the debris on them. that gives us a better idea if it's actually on the ground creating damage rather than maybe just above the surface so that's just a new part of dual pole technology that can help forecast when you get the tornadoes. which usually in tampa we don't see that kind of stuff. we don't get those kind of tornadoes. although in an el nino year this is the time we would see it if we did. i don't think this is one of those times. most of the deep south is going to be dodging a lot of this over the next 12 hours before whatever is left comes this way tomorrow. it's hard to kind of focus on that when we're

southwest into the south today. and continues to drag a lot of moisture as i mentioned. showers, thunderstorms on ahead of that. that's the setup at the moment. you can see jackson, mississippi down to new orleans. the potential for tornadoes is definitely there already. observed tornadoes by radar and the damage there. most of the activity for us is to our east. inland areas, that is. east of the direct tampa bay area. folks out in highlands county have seen a few showers today. no thunderstorms but the thunderstorm chance is there tomorrow. a few showers racing along. eastern parts of polk county. nothing significant. here is the rpm forecast a few lingering showers this evening. here is the timing. you can see the front arriving with storms after 7:00 a.m. around 8:35, northern areas expected with this line pushing to the east. that's around 11:45. 10 to 11:45 affecting the direct tampa bay area itself. that is around 2:45 in the afternoon. the threat of strong thunderstorms and intense thunderstorms is especially strong before the noon hour. but still, it's there in the early afternoon hours as the front continues to push off to the east behind it, cooler drier air. in f

mississippi and alabama yesterday that cause problems but here potentially flooding rainfall and snow melt combining for the afternoon. first alert doppler the last three hours the stream of moisture moving southwest to northeast. why moving at 30 miles an hour and will take several hours to get through us. rainfall rates about half an inch when does happen inch an hour or more. the line of heavier rain about to get to dc. putting a timer on it at 30 miles an hour when i checked it was washington in a few minutes. fredericksburg 12:58. leonardtown 2:40. you can see just north and west through much of montgomery, howard, frederick, login counties moderate to heavy rain and the orange on the map is not just the rain. we have dense fog also. give yourself a lot of extra time if you are traveling the next few hours. the afternoon rush will have a great impact. towards leesburg down 15 into gainesville and manassas picking up with the rain and good kid -- and clip towards culpeper. outside visibility keeps dropping and the clouds are dropping as well. we're not making 60s today. maybe upper 50s and reign heaviest now between 5:00 or 6:00. it will linger later in southern maryland. showers overnight esp

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southwest virginia. cold high pressure moves east and off the mid atlantic coast tonight.a warm frontal boundary works toward the tennessee valley by this the mountains. by monday...low pressure works from the lower mississippi valley to the southernappalachians. with cold air in place expect snow changing to awintry mix monday into monday night. this system winter storm warnings remain a water main break in roanoke forced the closure of part hershberger road right now, between williamson road and woodbury street.customers in the hershberger road area between hazleridge road and williamson road will experience water service disruption.service is expected to be restored this morning and the road reopened as well. we'll let you know when that happens. more people are joining a battle, hoping to save a historic site. we first told you last week about the planned move historic slave quarters near the former greenfield plantation in botetourt county. according to preston plantation's facebook page- property in 1995- and last year the county approved an agreement to transfer the property to the greater roanoke valley development foundation.they say under the agreement, botetourt county must relocate the two histor

mississippi, florida and virginia. at least six deaths have been contributed to the storms. now to greg- high pressure and dry air are the dominant features across the southwest today and through the weekend. sunny skies and mild winds will be common along with high temperatures between 75 and 80 degrees. our average temperature for the end of february is 65 degrees and it looks like we will stay between 10 and 15 degrees above normal through the seven day forecast. mainly sunny skies will continue through the weekend and clear into next thursday. will be a bit breezy with a weak disturbance that will pass tuesday morning. tuesday afternoon will see a slight drop in temperatures to the low 70s but the mid and upper 70s return by wednesday. since the season has been well med/high levels of juniper, ash and elm will coat the city through sunday right now... police are trying to figure out a strange mystery outside the paris hotel. people report finding a pool of blood overnight... but officers didn't find anyone who was injured in the area and there's no apparent explanation where the blood came from. metro police are investigating a shooting near jones and was

with today, we have an icy mix in northern new england, also in the mid mississippi and ohio river valley. sunny and hot in the southwest and southern california. for tomorrow, more of the same, though we're looking for the wet weather to extend down into central and almost southern california. windy conditions. sunny skies along the eastern seaboard. cooler than usual weather down through the gulf coast. although nice and mild in the southeastern atlantic region. that's what's going on around the country. >>> good tuesday morning. the wet weather is starting to push its way to the east right now. we're going to be drying out a little bit today maybe even a few peeks of sunshine in the forecast for later on. it's 52 >> happen byy birthday to dad. let's go to tamron in the orange room. >> a special message for engaged couples. valentine's may be behind us, but we're looking ahead to your next romantic moment. the chance to win the wedding of your dreams, right here with the big fat today show wedding. if you enjoyed every minute of "my big fat greek wedding" and it reminded you of your own family, you're going to love th

mississippi and ohio river valley. snow around the great lakes. sunny and hot in the southwest and southern california. for tomorrow, more of the same, though we're looking for the wet weather to extend down into central and almost southern california. windy conditions. sunny skies along the eastern seaboard. cooler than usual weather down through the gulf coast. although nice and mild in the southeastern atlantic region. >> chris: good morning, everyone. winter weather advisory north and west of 95, north of 2 mass pike until 9:00 a.m. temperatures south of the pike have warmed well into the 40s if not into the 50s. even a few breaks of sun. this slug of rain has towork on through. most of that rain will work through 4:00 and 8:00. winds gusting close to 50mph across eastern mass this afternoon into this evening, quiet weather wednesday, thursday and friday. >> happen by y birthday to dad. let's go to tamron in the orange room. >> a special message for engaged couples. valentine's may be behind us, but we're looking ahead to your next romantic moment. the chance to win the wedding of your dreams, righ

southwest. nice and warm. on sunday, sunday, record lows in the northeast. snow through the great lakes. icy mix in the mid mississippi river valley. more rain and snow expands out best. 90 on sunday in los angeles. that's what's going on around amy: good morning. happy friday. the weekend is here. the 70' s are back. we are climbing into the lower and middle 70' s with lots of suns >> that's your latest weather. you know what? fire about that high is perfect. anyway, we have some friends over here. where are you from? >> alabama. >> you should have stayed in alabama. >> i know, right? >> we're glad you're here. >> thank you. from our hockey champs fans. you guys are ready for the cold. fantastic. >> yeah. >> let's get friends over here. where are you from? >> minnesota. >> this is nothing for you, right? >> no. it's comfy here. >> over here, that's what's going on. now let's head inside to matt. >> i didn't see you. >>> the excitement up in boston, we've been showing you this all morn lg. in instead of baseball, fenway is home to a ski and snow board competition. dylan is on top of this massive ramp. good morning. >>

southwest. nice and warm. on sunday, sunday, record lows in the northeast. snow through the great lakes. icy mix in the mid mississippi river valley. more rain and snow expands out best. 90 on sunday in los angeles. that's what's going on around the country. here >> chris: good friday morning, everybody. starting off in the single digits. sunny to partly cloudy skies this afternoon. a little light snow overnight tonight down through the cape and the islands, 1 to 3 inches then we follow the arctic air in here over the weekend. wind chills by sunday morning minus 20 to minus 30. air temperatures below zero, widespread, as well. 7 on 7 forecast, keeping most of monday dry. however, we'll track a little bit of snow going over the freezing rain and to rain monday night into tuesday. >> that's your latest weather. you know what? fire about that high is perfect. anyway, we have some friends over here. where are you from? >> alabama. >> you should have stayed in alabama. >> i know, right? >> we're glad you're here. >> thank you. >> over here, we've got a member from our hockey champs fans. you guys are ready for the cold. fa

southwest. nice and warm. on sunday, sunday, record lows in the northeast. snow through the great lakes. icy mix in the mid mississippi river valley. more rain and snow expandsds out best. 90 on sunday in los angeles. that's what's going on around the country.greenville, spartanburg, anderson will see some isolated rain/snow mix early then clearing for the afternoon, high of 43. northeast winds of 5-10. the mountains of north carolina will have a 30% chance of snow early changing over to rain after 2 pm, less than a inch expected at most. northwest >> that's your latest weather. you know what? fire about that high is perfect. anyway, we have some friends over here. where are you from? >> alabama. >> you should have stayed in alabama. >> i know, right? >> we're glad you're here. >> thank you. >> over here, we've got a member from our hockey champs fans. you guys are ready for the cold. fantastic. >> let's get friends over here. where are you from? >> minnesota. >> this is nothing for you, right? >> no. it's comfy here. >> over here, that's what's going on. now let's head inside to matt. >> i didn't see you. >>> the exc

mississippi and ohio river valley. snow around the great lakes. sunny and hot in the southwest and southern california. for tomorrow, more of the same, though we're looking for the wet weather to extend down into central and almost southern california. windy conditions. through the gulf coast. although nice and mild in the southeastern atlantic region. that's what's going on around >> happen by y birthday to dad. room. >> a special message for engaged couples. valentine's may be behind us, but we're looking ahead to your next romantic moment. the chance to win the wedding of your dreams, right here with the if you enjoyed every minute of "my big fat greek wedding" and it reminded you of your own family, you're going to love this one. we partnered with "my big fat greek wedding 2" from our sister company, universal, for an amazing opportunity. send us a video sharing your love story. include your family. we want to meet them, too, of course. we may choose you for the wedding event of the year. go to today.com/wedding for all the rules and regulations. make sure you apply before february 26th. good luck.