. >>> coverage continues now with chief meteorologist terry swails. and we'll talk about next week coming up. for now, pleasant pattern. >> we have a system with light snow. right now the radar is clear here in eastern iowa. lots of clouds around but so far nothing in the way of clouds. i don't want expect a lot of change in the weather over the next 24 hours. for your corridor commute tomorrow morning, temperatures degrees. and with the clouds tomorrow afternoon. not much in the way of sunshine. that's not going to allow the temperatures to warm and we'll keep our temperatures in the mid- to upper 30s. and there's some snow in the forecast. we'll tell you when to expect the flakes in just a few minutes. >>> president-elect donald trump launched a thank you tour in ohio and indiana. among his stops, the carrier plant. trump announced he had negotiated a hundreds of jobs to mexico. carry plans to move some of the force but they accepted tax breaks of up to $7 million to keep the facility operating. >> i just want to let all of the other companies know

. >> and now with our chief meteorologist terry swails. >> one of the biggest outbreaks of the year so far. and here we are, all into december. you usually see that in march. lots of active weather in the south and here, clouds and cool conditions and we're going to try to get some sunshine out in here on saturday. more of the same in the forecast, the radar now, no precipitation, and snow showers yesterday have moved southeast and we're not concerned about any precipitation until saturday night. that's when our next system produce an inch or so of snow. those clouds are hanging tough across eastern iowa and the parts of the midwest. that keeps the temperatures on the cool side. tomorrow, expect the clouds to continue. temperatures are going to be 33- 35 degrees as we get up tomorrow and winds out of the north northwest at 5-10 miles per hour and cloudy skies we're into the month of december and start with an average high of 38 degrees but by the time the month closes, we're down to 28 for an average high. and typically about 8 inches of snow falls during the month and the most we've e

that's tomorrow on cbs 2 this >>> chief meteorologist terry swails is with us now. i enjoyed the piece with all of the fake >> that social media is getting out of control. >> to see it change that fast. >> in six hours, one model went from 6 inches to one. you have to be cautious. and that's some of the data we sort through. you throw out everything that's not going to work. that's one i never did believe. 43inches of snow in one storm and we have a lot of clouds in the skies. looks to me like they are few and far between. and clouds are prevalent around eastern iowa and they'll stick with us. and tomorrow's temperatures will be just about like today's and that means a seasonal december day for us. the corridor commute looking this way. cloudy skies, temperatures in the range of 33 to 3de per hour. and now that we're in the month of december. this is what you can expect as far as the averages go. we begin the month at 38 degrees for a high. and by the time we get to december 31st we're down to 28. and a fair amount of snow. typically, 8 inches. and the most in the m

getting high praise tonight in tonight's see >>> meteorologist terry swails has a look at what is coming our way . >>> it is now december in >>> temperatures around 33-35 with wind at 5-10 miles per hour. temperatures will not be much different tomorrow than what we saw today. that means readers in the -- readings in the mid to upper 30s across the area. there is a's-- no system in the employees and employers. joe? the change in federal overtime would raise the threshold around 23 thousand to about 47 thousand dollars a year. instead of taking effect today the changes are now in limbo.a federal judge in texas granted a temporary injunction blocking the change as part of 2 law suites clamming the change is unlawful.nationally the increase would have raised the number of worker getting overtime by 4.2 million.44 thousand of those would be in

next on the fox 28 news at nine --chief meteorologist terry swails give you another look at your weatherfirst forecast and how to prepare for the >>> by tomorrow morning at think we will be left with clouds and another dream two- story start to the day. the temperatures hold steady overnight -- a dreary start to overnight. >> you have a wonderful evening. you got your homework done? mm-hmm. all of it? yep. hmm, attaboy! now you just get to kick back this weekend. that's my plan. except... except nothing. oh, well, cuexse me. oh, yeah. there it is. i might have to write a book report for monday. to writek re a booport? i mean if there's no earthquake by monday morning, i have to write a book report. oh, god... so what's the book? william shakespeare's the taming of the shrew. by william shakespeare. hey, that'll come in handy when he's mopping out the toilets at the house of pancakes. you know, i could go for some pancakes. jake, please tell me you read the book. i really wis . could, dadh oh, jeez. i was going to read it, but i can't find it.

happen -- but those models continue to scare and confuse some people.our own chief meteorologist terry swails says we certainly can receive heavy snow in the corridor, but nothing close to that.he says everyone now has access from all over the world on the internet.often what you see on social media is weeks ahead of a storm and conditions can change fast. (( 3:38:49))"we've had models showing as much as 40 inches of snow in places and then the next run it comes back in and it's not even snowing there, it's moved to a differnt track entirely and that 40 inches goes to absolutely nothing in like six hours time." meteorologists say when you hear snow totals that would smash all records, you need to sources you already trust.you can always check out your local weather forecasts on our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. it's been five days since wildfires broke out in tennesee.and right now - families are starting to pick up the pieces.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is at the breaking news desk with the latest, stephanie?dora--here is a picture of gatlinburg before the fire and after fires star