gusting as high as 40 miles for hour over the atlantic air hours. a gale warning has been issued for the gulf of mexico and the small craft advisory will remain the questiti is hershey's miniatures. we pour 'em! we pass 'em! we pick 'em! delicious fun for everyone. >>> welcome back. bellagio hohols on skud by crime scene tape after the police officers shot a man near the hotel. authorities found a man walking in and out of traffic pointing a gun at people around. police made numerous commands to the suspect but he did not comply. police shot at the support but missed, grazingng juvenile who was treated a @hospital and release pd. the suspect was a arested and this morning the police are continuing their investigation. >>> new details on the deadly shooting at a comnity school in canada. officials confirmed that fo people are dead. the shooting took place in saskatchewan. a support is in custody according to authorities. the school has about 900 pre-kindergarten through 12. two people remain in critical condition. >>> haiti is postponing its president

the way. a little practice for what's to come. live in atlantic city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> our team of first alert meteorologists will be updating the forecast now until the storm passes. >> you can get all the information to help you prepare, right at your fingertips with the nbc 10 news app. there is a long list of tools available. you can also see live cameras from our skycam network. can you sign up for weather alerts as well as notifications about school closings and delays. >>> a 911 call comes through saying there is a plan to shoot police officers in new york in the name of isis. our sister station in new york reports nypd received the anonymous tip. the suspect turned himself into police yesterday. so far, they haven't said if he'll face charges. the comes less than two weeks after a philadelphia police officer jessie hartnett was shot in an ambush attack, from our wur row today, governor jack markell will deliver his state of the state adress he is expected to discuss the state's economy, schools the justice system and governmen

low pressure still remains over the atlantic waters. this is after the system that i showed you earlier now helping trigger a few showers south of the keys. but behind that system, this cold front will continue to push towards the east. ahead of it, present of moisture. south wind from the gulf of mexico pumping all the moisture into the gulf states. not only that, into the southeast. so we're keing an eye on that system because that same system will bring us some changes come sunday night into monday. taking a look at temperatures before th front, as you can see 40s, 50s, 60s, really nothing impressive, very mild for this time of year. we're in the 70s here in south florida, but you'll notice behind it, that is much cooler temperatures behind the system. so what is separating the two we have a warmer air mass just to the south and east of the front, but behind it, temperatures in the single digits. that system will continue to push toward the east and that's the one that will bring us major changes. in the meantime, we still deal with t

wind shifting more from the atlantic. temperatures continue to moderate and to be on the warmer side as the weekend goes on into the weekend. low pressure over the atlantic waters. you can see the counter clock wise situation dragging the clouds over the coastal areas. we are expecting a rain-free thursday after the morning we had yesterday. it is active as far asthma arena is concerned. the scale from miami-dade and broward. the small craft advisory remains in effect from palm beach and the farther north you go. the rain will be on the lower end of t t scale at least for our thursday. take a look at what we are e expecting for the weekend. the warm up continues. a chance of thderstorms that leaves a cooldown for monday. a secondary front brings changes for the upcoming workweek. temperatures closer to average, back into the mid to low 70s. that will be the high during that time. we are rain free right now. take a look at the roads with kelly blanco. >> we are rain free and you mentioned that fog. be careful out there, sou

here is the set up, low pressure over the atlantic waters. that's why you seehe could wanter clock wise circulation. coastal showers affecting central florida. for us, things are looking good. morning fog followed by brighter afternoon hours. the most important thing is we are expecting a rain free thursday. for today, the main threat is rip currents and small craft advisory in effect for palm beach. miami-dade and broward, we are in the clear. be careful if you have boating plans on your thursday. uv index on the higher end of the scale. lookinging ahead, temperatures continue to warm up, reaching into the 80s for the weekend. that will knock temperatures down a bit. a warm up for tuesday, then front two comes through and we'll see another cooldown midweek next week. we have to get through this week. it's thursday, so we have to look at the roads. hey, kelly. >> this is thursday? that's amazing. tomorrow is friday, guys. guess what? we are accident free in miami-de and broward county. as far as the fog that erika mentioned, you don't have to

as this storm system begins to move out into the atlantic, we'll get some snow on the back end of it...saturday afternoon. change as we get a better handle on this system so read our wavy weather blog on wavy.com for the latest in cities across hampton roads --- crews are getting ready for snow. 10 on your side's liz palka is live in virginia beach we are live right by mount trashmore. it's still a bright sunny day here now. but cold enough the people here exercising at the park are bundled up. the area could look a lot different later. virginia beach's public works department is watching the weather and for a change in conditions. spokesman drew lankford says, given what they doubling up their crews. they have what they call "frost patrol." on a normal winter night, those trucks go out and frost patrol will be out at 7 - so right after the evening commute. they'll treat those trouble spots. then trucks will go out again at 1 am and do the same. and if it's bad enough, lankford says they also have a couple thousand tons of salt and sand mixture ready to go. that's what's going on in v

it happened just before three yesterday afternoon at the edgewater condominiums on atlantic avenue. the man was stabbed near his chest and was rushed to the hospital. police believe a woman who knows him - is responsible for the attack. we )re told the man s injuries are serious - but he new details the leaders of the armed group who took over a federal wildlife refuge in oregon earlier this month are now in police custody. ammon bundy and several others were arrested yesterday following a traffic stop that ended in gunfire. authorities say at least two people were shot -- one of them died. the feud between donald trump and fox news is heating up yet again following his decision to skip the network s g-o-p presidential debate tomorrow. trump says he s skipping the debate because of fox news host megyn kelly. trumps ) campaign confirmed the decision last night saying he will instead host an event in iowa to raise money for wounded veterans. in a statement fox news says trump is still welcome to participate but that the network won )t except any terrorizations towards employees. last w

it's only happened four times that we've had a storm in the atlantic during the month of january. let's go ahead and take a look at where this storm is. alex is really far away from us. we are going to go way over here to africa and up here fortunately this storm is not going to impact. it's going to go north and hit greenland. winds at 85 miles per hour. we want to shop you a few--show you a few facts for the storm. this is the first atlantic storm in january since 78, the first hurricane in january since 48 and highly unusual not impacting us which is good news. we have rain on the way. up. >> amy thank you. >>> police in winterville are looking for the people who vandalized the boys and girls club. the building was ran sacked and glass was broken. they got ahold of a pick up truck and the boys and girls club ceo was not working during they are in the process of updating the alarm system and it's been set to activate tomorrow. it's closed today but officials hope to reopen tomorrow. >>> police in italy have arrested a man in connection to the death of an american woman. he was a

we have the low pressure system over the atlantic waters. that's winter storm jonas as it continues to push further into the lantatlantic waters. we're still expecting a breezy day. and we will stay on the cooler side today, temperatures in the 60 pujols small craft advisory still in effect for how much of the atlantic. we'll leave the wind can hill expecting splenty of aunshine. take a lkook at the temperatures. back into the upper 70s, above average for tuesday and finally wednesday, thursday, another cold front will bring showers into the forecast, right back down into the upper 60s come friday. >> erika, thank you. >> now turning to decision 2016, with the iowa caulk uges just two weeks away. a lot of people are talking about the possibility of a ird another surprise, billionaire michael bloomberg saying he would consider throwing his hat into the ring. with the caucuses just nine days away, trump and cruz are on track running neck and neck in iowa. >> god bless the great s ste of iowa. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and s

.] >> breaking at 4:00, the hurricane center now pinpointing a newly named storm in the atlantic. >> and just in, a twist in the triple murder trial for the man accused of killing his wife and her two kids. >> then a soccer stadium setback for fans of the orlando city lions. >> good afternoon, everyone. this is news 6 at 4, getting results. i'm ginger gadsden. >> i'm julie broughton. thanks for being with us. >> i'm lisa bell. just seven hours, maybe you, will win $1.5 billion. from a psychic prediction to the glitch at a local store's machine. three minutes. >> we keep dangling the carrot in front of people's faces. everyone wants it. >> but first, breaking news coming in minutes ago from the hurricane center on a subtropical system brewing in the atlantic. let's get straight over to chief meteorologist tom sorrells. he's busy pinpointing its projected path. what's the latest? >> oh, my gosh, julie, this is going to be one of those things that's really interesting but forecast. wow, is it crazy interesting. this is subtropical storm alex. this is bermuda. atlantic. it's up to spain,

dealing with a things to the south and the east into the atlantic. as far as temperatures are concerned, 63 in miami, 62 in ft. lauderdale. tha goes for kendall as well. into the keys, we are dealing with temperatures in the mid-60s. temperatures a few degrees above average overnight. it is feeling comfortable over there. it will be a comfortable day. the forecast, dealing with clouds this morning, possibly areas of fog. brighter skies ahead of us. rip currents along atlantic beaches. highs reaching into the upper 70s, not only for miami-dade and broward county, but heading down into the keys. winds shifting out of the north-northeast thiss afternoon between five and ten miles per hour. the wind shift allows temperatures to warm up the next few days. meantime, another pleasant day across south florida. the front that swung through to the south of us over pororons of the bahamas. picking up moisture and affecting areas north of us. pleasant afternoon for us. the gradual warm up continues today and into the next few days. the main threat today is the ri

weekend storm for the mid-atlantic brings in the snow. night. trying to figure out where this area of low pressure will go. bottom line, one to two feet of snow here t tough the appellations and moving out into the metro area from d.c. up to philly and perhaps 8-1212nches of snow in new york city. that would interrupt your tvel plans. keep that in mind. more of that in a minute. your afternoon looks great. an ocean breeze inin your first alert forecast and 70 for a high. sunset tonight just before 6:00 and temperatures slide back to the mid-60s. tonight will not be as cool. one of things folks get back out to, beach time. keeping temperatures in check at moderate. normal low is 60. to be at 59 is close and then we move to the next few days and here's where we're heading. mild and 74. then we move to friday, the storm system developing to the mid-atlantic sends a front our way. triggering showers and thunderstorms. we're up to 76. it's our umbrella and transitional day. for the weekend rkts, morning lows dip down to 49 by sunday. when we lay off

only the third time in history that we've had a storm in january in the atlantic with that name. the last time was in 1938. conditions became just right for warm ocean water and quiet upper-level winds this time of year for the atlantic. there is the eye of the storm. the azores rarely get hit by a hurricane in the summer but they're about to get hit by one in january. hurricane warnings are flying for damaging when -- damaging winds. very chilly waters shortly and it will be tropical. 57 degrees, a gorgeous day out there with temperatures rebounding dramatically. these were the lows, mid 20's to upper 20's. sanford at 21, a cold and frosty start but we recovered to over 30, to 62 in fayetteville with lots of sunshine. fayetteville at 57 and mid 50's generally across the board. mild air all the way to louisville in memphis. there is some colder air coming our way and we will feel it as we head into early next week. what we are watching for tomorrow is sunshine giving way to increasing clouds. low pressure lining up over the gulf of mexico. it's too warm for snow, all rain into the

high pressure is in the atlantic, and the southerly flow on the backside of it is allowing our temperatures to warm up. highs will be about 10 degrees above average on tuesday with upper 50s and lowers 60s expected. a cold front will be moving in late tuesday...so, expect increasing clouds throughout the day. the front crosses early wednesday, and there will be scattered showers affiliated with it...and falling temps (warmest in the morning). no wintry weather is expected with this as temps will be too warm. however, thursday, a low will move north & parallel to the east coast, and it will swing some moisture our way. there could be some wintry mix with this system, but we're still fine-tuning weather returns by the be careful out there. dozens of people have hurt themselves slipping and falling on the ice. bon secours reports about a dozen at both their locations. they also treated one case of hypothermia. at riverside emergency department in newport news doctors treated 17 people for falls and 25 people involved in car accidents. sentara also reports a bump in injuries from falls and a fe

for now, we have a named subtropical storm in the atlantic ocean. isn't that weird? look at radar right now. you can see the way we're stacking up with no rain tonight. not looking for much during the day tomorrow, either. the echoes, you see them down here and to the gulf, a lot more of that moisture is going to be rolling our way by late night thursday into friday. daytime high today only hit 60 in orlando. 55 in ocala. right now we're at 50 in ocala and 58 in orlando. cocoa beach and melbourne are both at 60. 54 right now in palm coast. here's the bottom line. we're actually cooler tonight than last night, though we have a lot more cloud cover. orlando. 4 degrees colder in ocala. we got warmer yesterday because the sunshine was able to beat through the clouds. tonight more of the cloud cover comes in. take a look. i'll stand here in the corner. look at this low, beginning to develop in the gulf of mexico. it's going to ride north of us and drag a cold front through here. we got warm air tomorrow, up to about 70. tomorrow night into friday is when everything changes

high pressure over the atlantic. the next approaching cold front lodging us between those two systems and we s it all the time. that creates a tight gradient for us here across south florida. cold front comes through thursday and things dry out friday. never too early to talk about the weekend temperatures will be in the low 50s. overnight lows will be chilly in the 50s but it won't be as cool as we saw the last weekend. temperatures rebound come sunday and into the start of the next workweek. >>> kelly, what's happening? >> no good news here. i-95 southbound at copans road. since 4:15, is when the happened. i-95 southbound at copans road is still completely shut down. there are a lots of of options to take this morning. traffic is being forced off at southbound at copans road. you can see noohbound lanes now being affected whatsoever because of this traffic alert. it's busy out there. teacher planning day in miami-dade so hopefully that willllhelp your commute a little bit but on the turnpike extension southbound at

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for this, we' re heading up the wild atlantic way. ireland was nice enough to set up a tourism trail along the north while on the trail, take note of the people and how much they love living in these wild, beautiful settings. we have a long way to go, so let' s get to it, starting here--kinsdale. this historic port town hasn' t changed much in a couple hundred years, which adds to the charm. however, many of these roads used to be canals. old head, just out into the atlantic with a proud lighthouse guiding the way around the south end of ireland. this peninsula is a fantastic display of irish cliffs, foreshadowing our upcoming drive along the coast. along the southern coast is another amazing peninsula-- mizen head. as ireland' s most southwesterly point, its relationship with the atlantic ocean is intimate to say the least. endless views of the deep blue sea extend from incredible vantage points throughout the peninsula. next stop--dursey a ride on this--the dursey island cable car. ireland' s only cable car provides access for touris

way out over the atlantic in the eastern atlantic several hundred miles southwest moving towards the northeast. basically going to stay out over the waters generally pulling up ways the north. south head thed -- headed in our direction, but the last time we had a tropical storm in january was 1978, so you do see that every january day. tomorrow we're expecting to see some rain in the area. we'll start the day around 60. plenty of clouds around. keep your rain gear handy. temperatures marching up towards the 70s. some blustery showers passing through too. temperatures getting milder as our next frontpprorohes. sunday that one moves through and behind it, mlk day looks as though it's going to be mainly dry and so laurie you'll be wanting some blubber. clay? >> apparently i missed something. we've got some bad news for the heat, why their rough road trip tt2w`t2n`qt" bt@q2;x tt2w`t2n`qt" "a@q"7< tt2w`t2n`qt" bm)<0 tt4w`t2n`qt"" dztq sy@ tt4w`t2n`qt"" entq #] tt4w`t2n`qt"" gzt& :zx tt4w`t2n`qt"" hnt&*t4 tt4w`t2n`qt"" iztq @=l tt4w`t2n`qt"" jntq rm, tt4w`t2n`qt"" lzt& j p yeah i ride. one

also no advisory anhere over the atlantic waters. the uv index that will remain on the moderate to higher end of the scale, especially througuout the first half of the day. if you have any outdoor plans keep that sunscreen handy. we are expecting increasing cloud cover. we will see a cloudy %nd to our sunday with &)j(overnight showers and possibly isoted thunderstorm or two overnight and into tomorrow. some of that tropical moiature arrives to south florida. take a look at the temperatures, the end of the two, week. after the showers monday we should be dry up until friday when the next front approaches and that's going to knock temperatures down again just in time for next weekend. >> thank you very much. >>> 7:16. still ahead, a oman, a man and two monkeys at t t center of a crime investigation in south florida. get the bizarre detatas next. >>> also in florida more details on a family taking disney to court. find out why they are now suing after having an unexpected meet you're watchehenbc 6. >>> detectives on florida's west coast

right now not much going on but concentrating on the atlantic. it' s back over here we need to be watching in the gulf of mexico and you can see it right here. it' s coming in from the west and it is going to push across the gulf to the northern part of the state. behind it some cooler air and that might stick around for a couple of days. how' s that for the change of pace? it' s muggy and humid if you hit outside. be prepared for 81 before it' s all said and done. >> danny, thanks! they' re one of the most valuable things in your home. still to come this morning, we put smoke detectors to the test and found not all brands work the same. we' ll tell you which ones work >> a working smoke detector is the best way to protect your home from house fires but there are startling claims that the most widely used of smoke detector, the one found in most of your homes, might be too slow to get your family out safely. investigator louis bolden is putting smoke detectors to the test. >> reporter: it' s the middle of the night and your house catches fire. luc

so we are moving in the did the -- the atlantic waters. all ofhis weather moving off toward the east, moving toward bimini, in fact, rain and gusty winds for that area. for us the story is that the rainfall is now starting to thin out. even over the keys we did have some very hefty storms pulling over parts of the middle keys earlier. you can see how most of that action is now offshore. key largo now getting on the back edge of some of those heavier rainfalls, and looking a lot bter around miami, too, toward key biscayne some of that

and far out in the atlantic is where the storm is formed. the ocean waters are warm, even in the atlantic and so, first tropical, subtropical storm since 1978. this is not a pure tropical system. and this is our fourth recorded storm we've ever had in the month of january, the second earlier a-name stormed. and once every 10 years we get one of these systems outside of the actual hurricane season. the gulf of mexico is very active with a strong tropical jet stream right now. it's not going to bring too much rain today, maybe a little towards new orleans late today but friday could be a soaking rain. this storm, our models are trending off shore, so we still the carolinas. that's good news. now a closure look at your day ahead. so, not a bad day. temperatures are s are have really warmed up through tennessee. along gulf coast. there will be a few snow showers but not as many as yerds sterday and temperatures are on the warming trend. >> you would think el nino would give us a break at least in january. >> and there's a storm in the pacific to

another likes things the way florida state in clemson are both in the atlantic division and that might explain their position slightly. players would be able to enter the draft of times without jeopardizing their eligibility. they could work out for one nba team a year as long as they announced their intentions to go or stay. panthers and seahawks sunday at bank of america stadium. the highlight of panthers practice today had nothing to do with the actual play. three key starters dressed in participating for the first time since week dickstein means all are on track to suit up on sunday. >> just to be back out there and >> i feel really good about everybody, i'm confident about guys showing up in being ready to roll. >> the seahawks were clawing to an emotional win and carolina players got to heal and recharge mentally for what will he an enormous task every x as you get older, you realize how hard it is to win. we want a lot this year, but it's hard to get to that mountaintop. a sure thing. cam newton, however, was thinking the opposite. >> a lot of guys are whispering that we would n

it will ve further north into the cold waters of the atlantic. temperatures this evening, they will settle back into the mid to upper 30's by sunrise. has been. temperatures falling pretty today. 20's. twice seven at rdu, 27 in fayetteville. but look at the recovery with a -- 27 at rdu, 27 in fayetteville. but look at that recovery. smithfield, 51 degrees. you can see all that sunshine we had today, but high clouds down in the south will continue to increase, especially in the this storm system is getting organized. there is rain over louisiana and the gulf of mexico. it is going to wind up the east coast rapidly. it is going to spread that rain in here very quickly during the day. fortinet, iowa morning temperatures are about 10 upper 30's and lower 30's here and there. there may be some sunshine right around sunrise for a couple hours, but it clears out quickly. it does cloud up and temperatures will get to around 50. the cold air may fall slightly as those clouds spread in. here we go, timing it out with their first alert predictor. have a lot

this storm is waaaaay out in the atlantic and will not affect the us. it's kind of cool that we have a hurricane in january - new information this midday about a shooting we told you about on wavy news 10 today. a man is still in the hospital after being shot several times last night in hampton. we're told his injuries are non-life threatening. the shooting happened on martha lee drive. in portsmouth - a woman is in the hospital fighting for her life after someone broke into her home and shot her. police say the shooting happened last night on queen street. that's near london boulevard and martin luther king freeway. it happened around 8-30 last night. investigators say a bullet hit her in the torso. paramedics rushed the with serious injuries, but overnight police listed her in critical condition. detectives have not said if the suspects took anything from the home officers want any witnesses to come forward if they know anything. police say two minutes after the first shooting, someone fired shots into another home on the same street. people were insi

the storm will strengthen as it moves into the mid-atlantic. the latest timeline when it will move into new england in just a few minutes. >>> these precious, rare black and white dogs are missing this morning. they were stolen right out of their homes. and this morning, video a neighbor took could be the key to help find knees dogs. fox25's daniel miller is here with that video. >> daniel: yeah, sara, good morning. pomeranians were stolen from their home in somerville while home alone. olga and chris spiback believe the burglar broke in through a window and took a few sentimental rings from russia and 3-year-old cleo. both are black and white as you can see. a neighbor captured this video as the man and to have the dogs tucked under his arm. >> they can't protect themselves, but they are really small, and they are super friendly dogs. >> the spibacks told fox25 they don't care about the rings, they just want their dogs back. they think the thief had been watching their house and knew where the dogs lived because they play at the park across the

it will gradually head to sea but you can see all this moisture it will be pulling from the the atlantic. we will see that rain band get closer to the coast, as we head to the overnight hours. but this system is going to be crawling. and that means we have hours and hours of heavy snow, and that will be piling up, very quickly. details on that, let's head over to adam joseph. adam. >> we will see a lot during overnight hours as we go to bed and wake up tomorrow morning. if you take philadelphia, for example here as we break it down between now and gone, 7:00 o'clock in the morning. eight to 10 inches on the ground. then an additional eight to 10 t during the day time on saturday. and then saturday evening, an additional two to 4 inches of snow. so in philadelphia a, you put these together, the the range will be that 18 to 24 inches, once all is said and done. visability will be a big issue. that is why there is a blizzard warning in effect. right now dropping throughout a half a mile across much of the area. better to the the north. mile to a mile and a half. but at times the visibility

the setup, low pressure over the atlantic waters that counterclockwise circulation dragging in moisture that's what we saw patches of clouds near the coastal areas. things are looking good so far. brighter afternoon, rain free thursday looking like a nice end to our work week. we also have dry air still in place. there's that low pressure system you see that clockwise counterclockwise circulation there that continues to push further near the atlantic waters. things looking good. moisture, though, just to the west of us that will creep into@ our area the next 24 to 48 hours. so taking a look hour by hour, here what's we can expect. the clouds remain offshore. things looking good as you head out to lunch. kids get out of scol we will will be under mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 70s. what to take away, we will be rain free as you head home from work this evening and that's going to take us into the later evening hours. things looking nice for us on whis thursday. a look ahead at the next few days into your weekend, i mentioned the gradual warmup. we will be in the 80s. cl

we'll go out into the atlantic and show you what could become a tropical system. now, this thing is clearly a low out here. by the way, that's bermuda right there. this thing spinning out there is a storm, and the hurricane center is saying that it could take on tropical characteristics, meaning it could become a named storm. it's not likely but it's possible, and the general trajectory of this thing is going to be near bermuda, although it won't cause too much in the way of problems here, near bermuda and then head out into the atlantic. they're saying conditions are more favorable as you get farther out there. weird. we'll keep you posted. remember, this is thehe middle of winter. you don't usually see anything tropical this time of year. let's come back and talk about our weather. you see this good swath of moisture working its way through southern alabama, florida panhandle, and generally headed our way, but it's losing its punch, so this thing is going to arrive tomorrow morning and into the middle part of the day. by that time, there won't be a so what's goin

highs in pushing into the atlantic ocean tomorrow. this will allow a sw wind to push warmer air into our area. so, above average temps can be expected thru the end of the work week. however, friday, an area of low pressure and warm front will move across our area...bringing us showers & potentially some storms friday night thru saturday morning. otherwise, our super doppler 10 weather team will really be watching a potential area of low pressure that could track our way from the gulf of could bring us our first real dose of snow if it materializes. the models are disagreeing on the track of the low...which makes all the difference of snow vs. no snow. so, stay tuned...and we'll keep you posted tonight: cold! lows in the upper 20s. wind: wsw 5-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny and warmer. highs in the low-mid 50s. wind: sw 10-15mph friday: increasing clouds with rain moving in late. mild. highs in the upper 50s. wind: sw/ne 10-15mph. high pressure kept us cold today, but it'll be pushing into the atlantic ocean tomorrow. this will allow a s

once it goes beyond, it will kind of fizzle out as it goes north into the atlantic but a hurricane in mid january, not something that we see very often. here you go for us back at home, here's the moisture. down here in the gulf. now, what will happen is it's going to get tapped up in this low that will get going and the low will track basically off to our south and east. it will have a fair amount of moisture with it as well. and if you've been tracking this or i've been tracking it for the la couple of days, it looked like it was going to be an afternoon/evening event and now it looks like it will be an all day event but we'll be out of here in time for your evening plans. if you're going out tomorrow, that will be a little bit of a bonus. here you go. 8:00 tomorrow morning, notice the rain is just starting to get here. so maybe a couple of showers on the latter end of the commute but again, the main event. that works right on through as we go through the day. there you are 10:00 in the morning. we're all getting a good soaking. noon, 1 is:00, 2:00, 3:00, roughly the same and then i

we )re told the stabbing happened just before three this afternoon at the edgewater hotel on atlantic avenue. the man was stabbed near his chest and was rushed to the hospital. police believe a woman who knows him - is responsible for the attack. newschannel three has a crew there now gathering more details. we now know what caused an norfolk. officials say the fire. the man who lived at the home on westminster avenue - woke up 3:30 this morning. he quickly got out. when crews arrived they saw smoke billowing from the attic of the two story home. crews were able to put the fire out and check for any hot spots in the homes insulation. no one was hurt. officials say the home did not have working smoke alarms. 50 new jobs will be created in newport news. that was the announcement from governor terry mcauliffe today. it )s all part of an expansion an by the company print-pack. the flexible packaging company says they will invest over 25 million dollars to expand its manufacturing operations in newport news. as the governor told us today - since mcauliffe has been in office-- over 500 econ

to the atlantic shores of maine. it has a massive impact. >> brian: the bull's eye in the storm is our nation's capital. washington, d.c. and the surrounding areas are under a major blizzard warning, aif there could be a blizzard that wasn't major. correspondent don champion is >> reporter: people in the path of a potentially paralyzing blizzard rush to supermarkets and supply stores late into the night gearing up to be snowed in. >> we have 700 shovels. in about two hours, all the shovels were depleted. about a nickel every time a customer asked for a shovel, i'd be rich man. >> reporter: more than 77 million will feel the effects of the storm. >> i've lived in d.c. most of my life, and i don't know that i've lived through a forecast like this. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. federal offices as well as the nation's second busiest subway system will shut down this afternoon. in maryland and virginia where blizzard conditions are expected, crews began to treat roads with salt hours ago hoping to avoid a repeat of yest

best i could tell, the last time there was a hurricane in the atlantic in january was 1938. so this is very, very unusual. needless to say, this thing is going to continue to die off as very crazy. let's talk about our weather. here is the rain. about an inch and a half. the rest of us less than that. here in columbia, we got about .7 of an inch of rain. so a pretty good soaking. that's going to do it. we won't see rain in the come. we got to 60 after a low of 34. that 60 pretty warm. tomorrow, in fact, we're going show you what's going on here in terms of the headlines. clearing this evening, warmer tomorrow. sunday. when i say morning shower, sometimes in the weather department we cover our rain gauges, if you will. really the rain is going to be near the coast. we might get a sprinkle or two. it's going to be cloudy primarily, but just maybe a shower early sunday and then it story. so let's give you a look at what's going on. here's the rain. it's pushing quickly out of the midlands and quickly off to our north and east and clearing plenty of it behind there. that's where

we are dealing with showers over the atlantic waters. it's nothing we need to worry about. as eric mentioned, it is cool out there. not a a cool as a few days ago when we had the cooldown. it feeling cooler, low to mid-60s right now. sweater weather. you won't need the sweaters this afternoon. dry conditions in ft. lauderdale to miami-dade. thth goes for the keys as well. 63 in miami, 62 in ft. lauderdale, as well. right now, dealing with clouds. we are expecting the fog to kick in and develop inland throughout the morning hours. as you drop the kids off, keep that in mind. we are okay. temperatures in the 60s. brighter skies ahead. let's look at your traic report with miss kelly. >> good morning to yourks south florida. we are accident free in miami-dade and broward county. monroe, good morning to you if you are watching. construction and a acident free as well. for you in the keys. taking a look at 395 westbound, this is alton road, two right lanes are blocked off. one left lane is getting by. no need to take the julia tuttle causeway, unless you want to. this is headed to

high pressure way further into the atlantic. a cold front will after approach from the west providing shower activity for friends acrosshe tennessee valley and mississippi valley. low prsure system already providing more snow across portions of the northeast. snon stop there. as the front approaches us, we are expecting winds to shift out of the south-southwest tomorrow. major changes overnight into tomorrow. breezy east wind means a high risk of rip currents. these are the changes i need for tomorrow and thursday. marginal r)sk of severe thunderstorms for tomorrow. remember to download our nbc 6 app before you head out the door tomorrow morning because we do have our radar in t tre. showers lingering to thursday. once that cold front clears the area, expecting temperaturesn the cooler side. drier conditions for friday just in time for the upcoming weekend. we'll take a look at the roads with first alert traffic reporter kelly blanco. >> we have a traffic aert for you this morning. chopper 6 above what was report as a rollover ac

high pressure over the atlantic. that will allow winds to shift out of the east. the one that's expected to leave heavy snow across much of the tennessee valley and into the mid-atlantic states. that's the same system that will be affecting us. because as it moveshrough the southeast into the mid-atlantic. it will be dragging acold front. it will bringing us the cooldown for the weekend. breezy east wind later today. i will leave a moderate risk of rip current for palm beach, broward ad into miami-dade. i mentioned the changes for the weekend. there's that front right here friday leaving us not only clouds overnight tonight and into tomorrow but also a better chance for showers and possible thunderstorms. temperatures warming up into the upper 70s. we'll be dealing with a south wind. front comes through. cools us down for saturday morning 50s. 60s all weekend long and cooler for your sunday orning. temperatures up into -- down i should say back into the upper s. kelly, hopefully you have good news for us. as the chimlly weather is making people drive better, i'll

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that's going to continue to move off toward the atlantic, towards the east. and we get ready for the next system. and the next system wiwi b be a cold front. the frontal system is bringing severe weather from east texas into southwest louisiana, just getting dumped on with all that rain. potential for storms that produce damaging winds. behind the system, the air is cold enough to support snow around the texas and oklahoma panhandles. but let's talk about the procedures find this front. at least the leading front. those shades of blue bleeding all the way down into the lone star state, so we know that's the sign of a cool change, and an arctic change in the upper midwest. temperatures in the single digits, so winter is making an appearance as we're stepping into the weekend, at least for parts of the country. eventually that cooler air is going to trickle down. we'll have the winds coming from the south. we are anticipating a warm afternoon. as the front gets closer, the potential for passing showers, especially i'm thinking saturday night into early sunday,

the worst of the storm will be down across the mid-atlantic. and the best chance of a plowable snow, the farther south you go in southern new england. south of the mass. pike, especially down through southeastern massachusetts. the other thing we have to consider, whether we get a lot of snow or not, the astronomical high tides are high. there will be a coastal flood threat here for the saturday night and sunday morning high tides. as we do have a gusty wind along the coastline. more on that coming up. >> christa: the countdown is on to the afc championship game. sunday out in denver. practicing today. they are also dealing with a blow to their defense. mayo out for the season. brady says also that he is looking forward to facing off against peyton manning. here is what he had to say earlier. >> playing someone 17 times is pretty cool. him. those peyton manning-led teams, you have to play 60 minutes. you are going to be in for a tough game. you know, they are going to take advantage of opportunities that they get. so we have to do a good job tak

all across the mid atlantic states. as for what they can expect there, well, we do have blizzard warnings in effect for d.c., baltimore to philadelphia. the jersey coastline, of course, encompassed in this. long island. that blizzard warning goes up to the connecticut coastline too and of course includes our folks here on the vineyard. now in terms of why it's a blizzard warning, these winds will start to gust. notice by 1:00 we have wind gusts on nantucket at 55 miles per hour but atlantic city experiencing 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. now we go forward into time. that system gets closer to us. those winds really ramp you. we could see wind gusts maybe, i think it's a little high, but near 70 miles per hour potentially on nantucket. that's close to hurricane force winds just so you folks know. these winds will back down as we head through day of sunday in talking. the mid atlantic is the bull's eye. and baltimore. antoinette and doug. antoinette: danielle, thank you. a brutal winter storm is americans. at least nine dea

in january 1917, german u-boatnot have complete command of the atlantic. the water was too large and ships too few. through.s got americans, her inisters, and tom coffee, an african-american merchant sailor. work was segregated on ocean ine ers and african-american merchant sailors were often stewards for white passengers where they worked as fire men to load the decks, fuelling the ship's boilers, and i'm almost was in thatt coffee very difficult port. voyage went route, and he ship was 150 miles off the southern coast of ireland. it was a calm evening with little breeze and stars could be seen through the overpass sky. apparentpassengers felt the ship shake and heard a muffled bump. torpedoed boat had the ship without warning. passengers and crew hurried for life boats ands the laconia rest, before the evacuation was complete, the u-boat torpedoed the ship again minutes, it was below water. horry made itbeth into lifeboat number 8, along with about 20 others. as the boat was lowered into the mechanism jammed and the boat scraped the side of the then dropp

on the streets here in atlantic city, we have not seen a lot of people driving. that is a good thing. of course, state of emergency in new jersey. stay off the roads if you don't need to, but, again, with the slush, i'm going to try to use the ruler. you can see it's patchy right here, but right now, on the boardwalk, i mean, just under 4 inches. bear in mind, the plows have been going through, vehicles have been driving through here. this is not a scientific measurement, but we'll stay out here in atlantic city, make phone calls, see how the roads and how the emergency crews are handling this out here at the jersey shore, but for now, it is cold, wet, and windy. stay inside. live in atlantic city, nbc 10 news. >> you get inside too, matt. couple inches on the ground, but it's only ten minutes after 5:00. it's going to be a long day down the shore. now look at the video much drivers in chester county. you can see they were taking it easy on the roads because of the slick conditions, and that wind is creating that low visibility. chester county may see the most sno

away from the influence of the atlantic. around the bay area, temperatures are fairly uniform. that makes sense and you have mostly cloudy skies and a gusty wind mixes up the atmosphere and temperatures again with uniform, with dewpoints holding in the mid 50's. the wind speeds are up, 22 miles the open day waters. 15 miles per hour in sarasota. east-northeast winds at 8, and one band of rain over texas. check out what is happening in california. they have gone from are a drought to flooding rains today, including a potential tornado in san diego earlier today. their first tornado warning in three years. and then another storm here, that will pound california in a couple of days. this is what you need. when you want to end a drought, you want to see this happen, with areas of rain coming in from the pasm. pacific but then you start dealing with mudslides and coastal flooding and then severe weather. it's never gentle rain that ends a drought. riding along the subtropical jet. for us, friday, friday night, and another band, saturday night and sunday, and then we watch and wait t

small craft advisory will remain in effect for the gulf waters and also over the atlantic. taking aook as far as temperatures, 72 in miami. 71 in miami. 72 in ft. lauderdale. warmer than yesterday at this time especially across inland areas. that wind shiing out of the southeast. want to have those umbrellas handy. temperures will be reaching into the mid-70s. the cloud cover sticks around. showers continuing on and off and the second batch later this afternoon will be heavy rain and also some strong thunderstorms expected. so heading down to the keys, winds out of the southeast, temperatures in the upper 70s. again, that cloud cover will stick around and so will the breezy conditions becoming a little stronger later thisis afternoon. as that cold front approaches the area, strong to severe thunderstorm potential will stick around for most of the afternoon. we could even see lolized wind gusts, 40 to 50 miles an hour, the main threat with these thunderstorms. as that low-pressure system continues to track to the east we are expecting winter storms and also some blizzards acr