we impacts on the midwest...again this is for wednesday and thursday...at this point. there stay tuned for later updates. clouds tonight produce a few flurries with temperatures dropping into the low 30s. closer you are to the ia/mn cloudy while saturday and sunday will be partly cloudy. high temperatures are in the model guidance has been eastern iowa wednesday and thursday next large winter storm to have wednesday and thursday...at this point. there will most likely be timing adjustments and storm track from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast flurries with temperatures dropping into the low 30s. scattered light rain/snow showers are expected to flurries wednesday night. thursday and friday are mostly cloudy while saturday and sunday will be partly cloudy. rain monday then dry tuesday. model guidance has been thursday next week. obviously this far out for travel impacts on the midwest...again this is for wednesday and thursday...at this clouds tonight produce a few flurries with temperat

it is steady as she goes with the quiet mild weather in the midwest. it has been dry here for the last week or so, last time we had rain was on november 2. i don't see any chance now until november 18. so if that works out as planned, we will go 15 consecutive days without rain. that's tough to do, usually produces precipitation. here's that high-pressure ridge we talked about over the mississippi river valley. it is slowly moving southeast. for tomorrow the winds will turn to the southwest. late in the day we will see a front approach. it will be dry and won't cause any weather. it will cool the temperatures as we get more friday and saturday. but advance of this front most of southwesterly winds in th temperatures above the norms. this is our rainfall forecast. this goes through tuesday of next week. so get used to what you are seeing out there with a lot of sunshine and clear skies. here's the satellite showing the absence of weather over the midwest tonight. in our northern counties of looks like low temperatures will be in the range of 34-36 tonigh

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a strong storm system will track through the midwest thursday night through saturday. this will bring strong winds during that time period, with slight chance for rain. the big story will be the wind and falling temperatures throughout the day. any left over moisture friday night could fall in the form of flurries in far north iowa, but there would be no accumulation. most of the iowa. highs on saturday will likely only be in the upper 30s...and feel much colder due to strong winds much of the day. we stay cool on sunday but rebound back to the mid 40s for highs by monday and tuesday. another mild day in store for the kwwl viewing area today. highs will climb into the upper 50s to mid 60s with mostly sunny skies and southeast winds at 5 to 15 mph, gusting higher through the afternoon. we stay mild through thursday with hh change starting on friday. a strong storm system will track through the midwest thursday night through saturday. this will bring strong winds during that time period, with slight chance for rain. the big story will be the wind and falling temperatures

we do anticipate rain through the midwest, thunderstorms along the gulf coast during the throughout the upper midwest on the back side of a front. here in the western u.s., not much happening around here other than sunshine and relatively warm temperatures throughout the area today. as far as nationwide weather, very few places have trouble with the weather. i think the gulf coast, couple of brief thunderstorms could be an issue. for us today into the low to mid-60s. sunshine, light wind. coming up, we'll look ahead and see ifha future. >> a of people waiting for that. thank you marty. drive between denver tech senter and downtown commute looking good so far. founders parkway 60s and 70s north and southbound. southbounders start to see delays toward parker road and greenwood village drive. for now, it's a 10 minute start. 66 miles per hour is your average speed. 6th avenue. that's up and out of there. cheryl, we're back to a clean slate. that's how we like it. >> keep it clean. i like that. whether you pick hillary clinton or donald trump, that's one way to make it even. you'll help mak

by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large questions on the details this far out.today: chance of showers, mainly in the afternoon and evening. windy. wind: s 15-30. high: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 52 iow: 56 1-shot two cedar rapids police officers hurt in a deadly crash on i-380 are out of the hospital this morning. police this morning. they haven't released the names of the two people killed in the early saturday morning crash. the officers were stopped for traffic control following a minor crash. that's when another vehicle hit the squad car from behind. authorities pronounced the two people in that vehicle dead at the scene. police blocked southbound traffic for several hours. whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg this morning, syrian state media is reporting that government has taken control of a neighborhood in aleppo from rebel forces. at least 400 people left certain eastern districts over the weekend as the government forces pushed forward. official

a strong storm system will track through the midwest thursday night through saturday. this will bring strong winds during that time period, with slight chance for rain. the big story will be the wind and falling temperatures throughout the day. any left over moisture friday night could fall in the form of flurries in continuing coverage -- as the white house transitions to new leadership -- today -- the outgoing and incoming vice presidents meet for lunch. joe biden will welcome mike residence at the naval observatory. pence spent tuesday in transition meetings at trump tower. his wife karen is expected to attend the lunch as well. no word if dr. jill biden will be there. hillary clinton will make her first public appearance tonight since giving her consession speech last week. tonight, she'll be honored by the children's defense fund in d-c, where she once worked as a young staff attorney. president-elect donald trump is going to have to make some tough the trump international hotel in washington just opened. but the historic post office turned five-star property may p

stormtrack 7 weather team: strong low pressure tracks through the upper midwest today, bringing a cold front through the kwwl viewing area. that cold front may cause a few scattered showers for eastern iowa. a warm front brought widespread rain to the area on sunday - most seeing between 0.5" - 1.0". highs today top out in the upper 40s to low 50s. vinton's fire chief says the barn's feed shed caught fire and it spread to the main milking area. the owners were there working when it started. no people and no animals got hurt hurt -- but the chief tells us the building has extensive damage. we'll have more on this story at police responded to allen hospital last night around seven for a report of a person who'd been shot. officers tell us the victim is 17 years old and he is expected to survive. they believe the shooting happened in the 7-hundred block of kern street. at this point, no arrests have been made. waterloo police say a driver must have been going pretty fast when she hit this sign in the crossroads mall parking lot. witnesses tell kwwl -- they believe she might have been suff

the upper midwest and u.p. of michigan will be affected. the snow mainly confined for t upper midwest. the east coast looks good. what's going to happen for the thanksgiving day parade. i think we are going to be okay. cloudy skies not too bad. mild temperatures. we will take that central u.s. looks clearer then our next system move noose the west coast watching that. if you can believe this, still hurricane season. we have a hurricane that's going to move into nicaragua and costa rica tomorrow on thanksgiving. unprecedented for this time of year. it happens. you can have hurricanes any month of the year. but again this is the tail end of the season. this is quite rare. we will be watching this as well. >> hurricane oto? >> hurricane oto already. still tracking these things. >> thank you, janice. >> president elect donald trump. he's waking up in florida for a holiday hiatus of sorts. no rest for the weary. brand new reports breaking overnight mr. trump just tapped south carolina governor nikki haley as u.n. ambassador. let's get straight to

. >> travelers in the midwest and northwest are most likely to see weather-related delays today. we'll get the forecast in just a moment, but it's also going to be crowded out there whether you go by road or air. look at some of these highways scenes there, oh, the memories. >> already? >> we are joined now with that story. >> too early for that much today's going to be a bad day, no matter how you're traveling, but there's good news and bad news. thanksgiving travel hits a nine-year high according to aaa. that means more people getting out and spending the holiday with family, good news, right? with all that comes those traveling headaches. if you're not already at your holiday destination, you may end up wishing you were. if you're planning to drive today, you could see the standstill traffic jams. aaa estimates 43.5 million americans will drive at least miles. the worst day is today to get behind the wheel, and the big concern today is weather moving in this morning making driving worse. slick roads from minneapolis to new orleans. winter weather advisories issued in minnesota

many producers invest about 15 cents the midwest dairy association.. a checkoff for promoting milk and milk products.. in the ten states they're in.. which includes iowa.. about 25 billion pounds of milk are produced chris heins is a dairy farmer with the association.. and milks about 650 cows in missouri. he brings in tours to help people understand what they do in the barns. heins says reaching out to non farmers is important... even with hard times.. "from a promotion aspect, it's also a time for us consumers and say, hey, you know, we're not getting paid as much now, but our care for the animals has to remain the same. and what we do day in and day out happens whether prices are here, or here. that's who we are as dairy farmers." ---- and that wraps up the show for today.. thanks for tuning in.. i hope to see you again tomorrow. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: trying to figure out how far zebra mussels have spread in one of the basins where the city gets

we will continue to track the potential for a midwest...again this is for wednesday and thursday...at this point. there will most likely be timing adjustments and storm track adjustments in the days to come. stay tuned for later dropping into the low 30s. scattered light rain/snow showers are expected wednesday with the higher chances the closer you are to the ia/mn state line. we go back to flurries wednesday night. thursday and friday are mostly temperatures are in the upper 30s and low 40s. we are tracking the chance for u-v sufferes some injuries after her brakes go out and she crashes right into an area business. kwwl's shirley descorbeth live in dubuque with more. the driver crashed into the front door of mulgrew's tavern...shattering the glass, and some of the bricks around it. people there tell me they're just grateful...because it could've been much worse. a startling morning for dubuque. "it kinda shook the building, i thought something had fallen off montgomery avenue when her brakes o of traffic...crashing into mulgrew's. jim petsche who lives cannon going off. woke me up

strong low pressure tracks through the upper midwest today, bringing a cold front through the kwwl viewing area. brought widespread rain to the area on sunday - most seeing between 0.5" - 1.0". highs today top out in the upper 40s cooler. we'll start to clear things out overnight. partly cloudy skies tonight may also bring a stray shower tonight. patchy fog is possible tonight. lows fall into the 30s. a cool down begins on continues to track in through highs in the upper 30s. weekend outlook: we will have partly cloudy skies for saturday but computer models are not in agreement about sunday. some keep it sunny, others bring in some precipitation. we will track it carefully for any weekend plans. strong low pressure tracks through the upper midwest today, bringing a cold front through the kwwl viewing area. that cold front may cause area on sunday - most seeing between 0.5" - 1.0". highs today top out in the upper 40s to low 50s. breezy southeast winds will make it feel a little cooler. we'll start to clear things out tonight may also bring a stray shower tonight. patchy fog is possible ton

may produce severe weather across the midwest. marginal risk for severe weather stretching indiana through illinois, southeast missouri and arkansas. large hail and damaging wind the biggest threats in those parts of the country today. our forecast is very different. going to see a lot of sunshine through the the afternoon. clear tonight and cold. tomorrow with sunshine, warming temperaturesle right back up to close to 50 degrees. highs today just 40 in the city. 42 greeley. 42 fort collins. eastern plains in the 30s and 40s. we'll reach 30s and 40s in mountain areas. here in town, 40, chilly and breezy. we're going to have sunny skies out there. that's going to make a huge difference. winds out of the west 5 to it's going to be very chilly. with the melting that's going on today, give in and drop to 18 tonight. any sort of water still on the ground may still turn to ice for early in the morning if you're going to be out and about. be careful on roads. wind up with a high of 47 saturday. in the middle 60s sun. tuesday, another stor

fog around the midwest today. late tonight into friday, a weak system is still set to move across the region. some snow showers will probably accompany this, mainly between midnight and 6am, though little or no accumulation is expected anywhere. saturday continues to look good with highs well into the 40s. on generate some rainfall by afternoon as well as increasing wind. have a great thanksgiving!t oday: cloudy and cool. wind: w 5-10. high: 40 tonight: chance of flurries or light snow, mainly north. wind: se 5-10. low: 32 tomorrow: cloudy with flurries possible early, mainly north. wind: nw 5-15. high: 41 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10 low: 29 a federal ruling on whether some workers will a federal ruling on whether some workers will be eligible for overtime pay is already having an injunction delaying the rule's implementatio n. the rule was supposed to start december first and require employers to pay overtime to salaried employees who make less than 47 thousand 476 dollars a year. that more than double

the late part of next week shows signs of a stronger storm system that november weather back to the midwest. have a great night and a safe weekend. tonight: clear and colder. wind: light. low: 28 tomorrow: sunny. wind: sw 5-15. high: 52 tom. night: clear. wind: sw 5-10. low: 33 sunday: sunny. high: 59 low: 33 monday: mostly sunny. high: 58 low: 39 low: 38 wednesday: mostly sunny. high: tense moments unfolded today in pennsylvania at a mental health facility. started stabbing people. one employee explains what happened.. next here on t-v nine. a former patient became violent in homestead, pennsylvania. police say the man claimed he was angry from his stay there and started to stab rushed to the building in homestead, near pittsburgh this afternoon. by the end of the ordeal, the man stabbed seven people, and police shot and subdued him. people working there said they could hear their co-workers screaming for help. " please don't hurt me, don't kill me, they were scared for their lives " police identified the man as dustin johnson, who is 38. there's no word on his condition. a nearby school i

the late part of next week shows signs could bring more typical november weather back to the midwest. have a great night and a safe weekend. wind: sw 5-15. high: 52 tom. night: clear. wind: sw 5-10. low: 33 sunday: sunny. high: 59 low: 33 monday: mostly sunny. high: 58 low: 39 tuesday: partly cloudy. high: 59 low: 38 wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 60 low: 39 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 62 windy. high: 55 low: 49 saturday: mostly cloudy, windy and cooler. high: 47 low: 25 exercise that is great for your whole body. we caught us three variations of the squat.sandi: we're gonna get started with the back squat, so we're gonna have jenny grab this - she's gonna actually bring it up and behind her head. you're gonna put it right down on your shoulders. you just wanna be comfortable with your arms, feet are gonna be about hip width apart. she's gonna sit like she's gonna sit on a chair - so hips first, chest has to stay high, back has to stay flat, so she's gonna go down like she's gonna sit in a chair perfect and come back up. we're gonna go to just gonna bring it to the front. good, and

a deadly blizzard sweeping across the upper midwest, a big winter blast in the middle of fall, and there's more trouble on the way that could impact holiday travelers. we have it all covered starting with nbc's blake mccoy. conditions sweeping across large swathes of the state, wind gusts over 70 miles per hour as many are getting their first dose of winter weather. >> we're not talking about the light fluffy stuff. we're talking about what they call the back-breaking snow. >> reporter: road conditions are treacherous. >> i'm expecting a two hour and fifteen minute drive to turn into a five-hour drive. >> reporter: already today, more than 300 crashes and two deaths in minnesota blamed on the storm. >> if you get by these strong winds -- >> reporter: in sioux falls, south dakota, people woke up to this and warnings to stay indoors as long as possible, school canceled. in colorado, the storm wreaked havoc with a 20-car pileup thursday shutting down part of i-70. two people killed in that state. the storm has intensified as it moves east. 52.million americans currently under some sort of war

the late part of next week shows signs could bring more typical november weather back to the midwest. have a great night and a safe weekend. tonight: clear and colder. wind: light. low: 28 tomorrow: sunny. wind: sw 5-15. high: 52 tom. night: clear. wind: sw sunday: sunny. high: 59 low: 33 monday: mostly sunny. high: 58 low: 39 tuesday: partly cloudy. high: 59 low: 38 wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 60 low: 39 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 62 low: 41 friday: chance of showers. windy. high: 55 low: 49 high: 47 low: 25 it's championship friday at the state volleyball tournament.. scott and 5a. union and dike-new hartford in 3a...this was all wolverines early on....d-nh took the first set and here in the second it's baylee petersen with the kill....wolverines up 2.....later in the second set it's haleigh durnin with the block....wolverines win the first two sets with ease... but union fights back in the third...maggie driscol block it as the knights avoid the sweep...and then the 4th set was a battle...megan westerberg has highlights from class 3a,4a, and 5a. union and dike-new hartford i

here at the midwest the high pressure is ruling the roost. if they're going to go anywhere anytime soon. tomorrow it goes further to the southeast which will notice the absence of clouds. with this around for more days to come. you can expect to see that as we head through the go into the weekend. here is a satellite showing clear skies that are found around the upper midwest. in the north, low temperatures will get into the midshipman to upper 30s for low temperatures and a little patchy fog especially in the northeastern part of the state. for our southern counties lows should be around 36 in vinton and 37 in cedar rapids. in the low 40s around sigourney maybe some fog here and there. for the north, no weather issues. if i friday. temperatures around 66 to 70 degrees. in the south look for temperatures to top off close to 70 degrees in most locations. we will say 69 monticello but 70 from cedar rapids west and south and as warm as 73 in sigourney and washington. your extended forecast upper 60s to 70. no rain in the forecast. election day c

fog shouldn't be a concern around the midwest today. late tonight into friday, a weak system is still set to move across the region. some snow showers will probably accompany this, mainly between midnight and 6am, though little or no accumulation is expected anywhere. saturday continues to look good with highs well into the 40s. on sunday, our next area of low prss some rainfall by afternoon as well as increasing wind. have a great thanksgiving! today: cloudy and cool. wind: w 5-10. high: 40 tonight: chance of flurries or light snow, mainly north. wind: se 5-10. low: 32 tomorrow: cloudy with flurries possible early, mainly north. wind: nw 5-15. high: 41 tom. night: mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10 low: 29 we got the black before we move on, this morning we got the black friday deal take a look at some of the deals.... many people will hit the stores black friday shopping. according to the national retail federation, half of all u-s shoppers have already started making a dent in their christmas shopping list. that's the second highest level in

we are watching a system for the middle of next week that could bring quite to parts of the midwest. we will be keeping a close eye on the development and track. low pressure is moving just north of the iowa- minnesota line through the day today -- the democrats decide to keep leadership the same. nancy pelosi has been re-elected as the house democratic leader. 12 years. outgoing vice president joe biden will be honored on the senate floor next month by senators from both sides of the political aisle. senator chris coons led the charge to honor biden. coons holds the same seat from delaware that biden held for more than three decades -- before becoming vice president. there will be no vote recount -- done by hand -- in wisconsin. green party presidential candidate jill stein has been presidential vote in that state. a judge says the recount will begin today -- but it will be done by a machine. the judge saying stein's attorney did not prove a hand recount was necessary. mitt romney is now praising the president-elect months after calling donald trump a phony. romney had dinner with tr

by early next week, a rain/snow chance moves into the midwest, but there are large questions on the details this far out. thanks justin. are investigating a shooting that injured a man. officers say he had gunshot wounds to the hand, side and backside. he arrived at a hospital about seven last night. police told tv9 this morning they're investigating a house at 7-49 kern street. investigators found cash in the street and a parked car with possible bullet marks. police have not released the victim's name. they do say hospice and palliative care provides service to more than one million people in the united states each year. while both medical services keep a patient's comfort at its core, there are differences. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, it's common for families and patients to confuse the two? nicole, the palliative care nurse i spoke with says that's one question she answers everyday. hospice is reserved for people facing the end of their live, with six months or less to live. palliative focuses on what's happeni now. this month those in the medical field are bringing awa

you can see the absence of upper midwest. and as that high pressure gradually drifts off to the southeast we see the front develop to the northwest of us tomorrow evening. we have a nice southwest wind blowing in tomorrow and that will send the temperatures up quickly after a cool night and by afternoon we will be back in the middle 60s. it might be 15 to 18 degrees above the seasonal norms. this is the precipitation of next week and nothing around eastern iowa and i don't think it's going to be until sometime thursday or friday of next week before we get our next chance. get used on the clear skies. they will be in the forecast for several days to come n. the north tonight, low temperatures should be back around 34 to 36 degrees, maybe a patchy frost in spots. winds southwest from 5 to 10. southern counties mid-30s about 36 in tomorrow in the north, sunshine, brisk winds in the afternoon. 65 in post individually, about # 6 in waterloo, man chest year looking at 65-degree high. in southern counties iowa city coming in tomorrow

the midwest but not necessarily here in iowa. ahead of the storm system temperatures will warm into the 60s. we could have a couple of showers friday at 1:00. 62 degrees. check this out. the front will come through and temperatures are going to really fall down. minneapolis. 38 sioux falls. getting cold. that could include snow for other parts of the midwest. a little too soon for all of the details but some really cold air is coming in. you will see it in the extended forecast. check out how warm we get. 58 monday. 61 tuesday. 64 wednesday. 69 on thursday. well above average. close to 70 degrees. and that we have a chance of rain and then watch this, saturday and sunday the 30s and close to 44 high temperatures. lows will be well below freezing friday and saturday nights. >>> up next, how these high- tech benches can help you power up your phone and where in the corridor you can find them in a shock to some, and relief to . others.president-elect donald >>> a shock to some and relief to others. president-elect donald trump defied

as nearly 50 million americans hit the road, storms will make for unsafe conditions in the midwest and northwest another concern: the volume of travelers, packing highways and airports. abc's janai norman has the latest. and roads, rails, and airports in our are feeling the effects of the holiday rush. sam sweeney is live at reagan national airport to continue our team coverage. and happening today-- president obama will continue his to fill out his white house transition team. the president-elect landed in palm beach last night to begin his thanksgiving holiday wi meeting yesterday with the new york times, where reporters say he tempered some of his most extreme campaign promises, dropping his vow to jail hillary clinton, and pledging to have an open mind about climate change. but before the president-elect may have made a big decision. south carolina governer nikki haley has reportedly been tapped to be the next u-s ambassador to the united nations. that's according to the the post and courier newspaper, which cites several sources close to the matter. haley, who would succeed samant

tomorrow, we could have scattered showers and parts of the midwest. i think we will get out of most of the rain, but we will have scattered clouds around and windy and warm conditions. while it is mostly sunny and eastern iowa, a few high-end thin clouds will show up. that is the first sign of warmer will shoot those temperatures up tomorrow afternoon. we have a day when -- were near record highs will be a possibility. tomorrow morning in advance of the warm air, we will have mostly clear skies for the morning commute in the core door. temperatures are expected to be around 47-48 degrees. as the wind increases during the afternoon hours, that will send temperatures to record and we will have sharply colder conditions on friday afternoon. overall we are not expecting much in the way of rain with the front, but it will really bring the temperatures down by the time we get to the weekend. so, the record highs for tomorrow are right here. 73 in cedar rapids 75 and iowa city, 74 in waterloo and 71 in dubuque. these are the numbers i am forecasting. we think

thanksgiving getaways will be complicated by the bad weather in the midwest and the northwest.rson of interest is being questioned in the shooting of a campus police officer in detroit. the officer is recovering from surgery after being shot in the head while on patrol. >>> and archaeologyists may have found the settlement of the pilgrims. the exact location has been lost over the last 400 years. those are some of the top stories we're following on this thanksgiving eve, wednesday, november 23rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> pretty cool, that archaeological dig. >> that's a big one. >> discovery. only took 400 years, but we've celebrated since then, haven't we? >> all right. we're going to top this hour off with donald trump having an apparent change of heart it seems on some of the most defined promises. >> so after slamming the "new york times" and the rest of the mainstream media, trump sat down with the papers reporters and editors for a wide ranging interview. during the campaign, trump and his supporters repeatedly called for hillary clinton to be throw

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this one coming to areas of the midwest. areas of the midwest. snow in areas of minnesota, wisconsin is well. that's the blue and white that you see here. follow it into the afternoon hours. maybe some delays there, michigan into indiana with showers. watch what happens further north. snow again in upstate new york. there could be quite that -- quite a bit again off the leg. clouds, 30 pass and 20's where we are now to the low 40 bus by so, a nice day for traveling and hitting the road. friday, up to 56 degrees, putting us in your average in his upcoming weekend. that will feel nice. if you like to work your calories off before you put them on, the turkey in alexandria at 10 a.m., showers should be winding down and by lunchtime we will have just a spotty showers that will be ending. high of 52 degrees here's a look. early morning risers, chilly conditions for friday. we will talk more about that in 10 minutes. julie? julie: right now we are talking about ice. we haven't had to talk about that in a while. it could be a water main break along canal

the whole low beginning to push into northeastern colorado and then eventually the midwest where blizzard warnings remain in effect tonight. the wind is a big piece of this impacting colorado in a good way for the high country. resorts enjoying 5 to 10 inches of snow with it a winter storm warning up north, winter weather advisories continuing for the i-70 corridor, comer, breck, aspen -- copper, breck, aspen, these areas looking at about 6 inches of snow. tonight we could see a quick inch of snow between now and 8:00. skies clear and then the focus will be on temperatures which continue to drop, a very cold night coming up tonight. many areas will see overnight low temperatures in the en on your friday morning. speaking of friday we'll look ahead to the weekend in a few minutes as well and really the big story as i mentioned in the next few hours will be the cold. the snow is on its way out. >> see you in a bit and look forward to some more warmer weather. >>> but let's first talk with 9news mountain newsroom reporter matt renoux. along the i-70 corridor. >> reporter: there's been a lot

so while we're looking at just an additional one to three inches through the upper midwest, the focus will shift to upstate new york where we could see more than a foot of or a foot and a half of snow, especially in syracuse and watertown. that will kick off what will be a very tricky travel week leading up to thanksgiving. another storm system develops across the rockies on monday. as this moves eastward we are looking for heavy snow through the upper midwest on tuesday with storms stretching through the plains and wednesday we could see several delays at airports through the midwest down through the gulf coast with heavy rain and strong storms. so a lot to keep in mind for those traveling for their thanksgiving holiday, lester. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> in tennessee, scary moments today when a school bus crashed and rolled over on a highway off ramp near nashville. students were evacuated through the bus's emergency exits. 23 were taken to the hospital, thankfully none with life-threatening injuries. >>> in california, something went terribly wrong with a small plane trying to

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as we go into tuesday, here comes system number one in the midwest. the ground may be right near 32 degrees, allowing light icing to occur on untreated surfaces, so stay tuned the updated forecast for that possibility of icing early tuesday. seasonably cool levels. then that system begins to approach. clear skies. we are right near 32 in areas northwest of manchester. that could result in a bit of icing at 11 in the morning. elsewhere it lower 40's with rain anywhere in the lakes region. lower 40's south. and similar temperatures as we go into the day on tuesday. then the rain begins to fall. at aura below freezing, that means a touch of freezing rain there today. tough to call exactly when the rain gets in. any time prior to 10:00 the surface temperatures are going to be at or below freezing. it could be tricky with the first rain mess of the week. then it tapers off tuesday night. then system number two is slightly warmer. two shots of benefic >> still waiting on the first statewide snowfall. >> later on next week and into the following week, whether

on the satellite, we can't even show you a cloud today, is that nice around the midwest. that means we will cool down quickly after sunset in the dry air and for the commute tomorrow, temperatures will be in the range of 35-37 degrees. the when will pick up from the southwest and the temperatures will take off and by late afternoon we should reach up to about 67 degrees for a high temperature which is near 20 gr world..for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few peoplea& i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. country.trump promised to reach out to the more than 58 million americans who did not vote for him.speaker of the elect donald trump "turned politics on its head" with his win. hillary clinton personally conceded to trump around two this morning but today - defeated - yet hopeful - she offered up her concession speech to america. america.donald trump i s goign to be our president we owe him an open mind and a chance to lead our constitutional democracy ens

back in the midwest, turns into rain, that system will tend to weaken in time but will be right on top us for thanksgiving day. the big travel day however tomorrow over manchester, no issues weather wise, lots of sun, breezy through early afternoon, we'll top off around 42 degrees, traveling elsewhere in the east from new york to philly and d.c. will be nice and dry. no travel delays weather related in those areas colorado be minor delays in chicago due to some rain thundershowers and that's the same system we're tracking you will notice by the early part of the morning the clouds lower and thicken and that light band of snow showers may be just enough to glaze up the roads, beginning during the early to mid morning in southwestern new hampshire, and the rest of the state by mid to late morning through around lunch time. not a whole lot of accumulation, but all it takes is sub freezing temperatures and a little bit of precipitation. we'll look at that system in detail and what follows for the weekend in a little bit. josh: some breaking news on its 120-year history the dow jones has cl

>> the pacific northwest and the midwest, that's where the next two storms are moving through. if we start on wednesday, for those of you traveling by air, we could see most of our delays across the midwest. mostly in the chicago area, because of poor visibility and also the possibility of seeing some heavier

as this moves eastward we are looking for heavy snow through the upper midwest on tuesday with storms stretching through the plai a delays at airports through the midwest down through the gulf coast with heavy rain and strong storms. so a lot to keep in mind for those traveling for their thanksgiving holiday, lester. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> in tennessee, scary moments today when a school bus crashed and rolled over on a highway off ramp near nashville. students were evacuated through the bus's emergency exits. 23 were taken to the hospital, thankfully none with life-threatening injuries. >>> in california, something went terribly wrong with a the bay area. the plane crashed into a house north of the half moon bay airport, killing one person and injuring another. the cause not yet known. >>> some startling numbers tonight from the cdc about the number of sports injuries. there are more than eight and a half million every year, mostly with people under 25. concussions are among the most dangerous and tonight we're learning about a new approach to treating them that challenge wha

thanksgiving night, a new but much weaker system moves into the midwest and provides a chance for a few light sprinkles or flurries. this activity should be very light, and mainly confined to around continue for a portion of the morning, but will cause no travel problems for shoppers or holiday travelers. dry weather will hold on from friday afternoon through most of sunday, but a new more significant system arrives late sunday, bringing rain back for sunday night. early next week, precipitation chances are small. our mild weather continues to mean we're not dealing with awful weather here in eastern iowa. but that's not the case across the country. abc's cheri preston looks at the snow causing headaches at if it feels like the airports are busier than usual, it's because they are 27.3 million people will fly this thanksgiving holiday weekend. that's about 2-and-a-half percent more than last year! some 2-point-five million passengers at airports today adding 74- thousand seats each day to keep up with demand. since the summer, the tsa has hired 1400 new agents, and converted many part t

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gio's location there, but the worst is over in the northeast, but another storm is shaping up in the midwest. >> that's right. let's check in now with accuweather's cam tran for the complete forecast. cam, good morning. >> good mo diane. we'll see some improving conditions across the northeast as the lake effect snow and blustery winds taper off. there's a storm system developing across the lakes region bringing in wintery precipitation and heavy rainfall in the central plains into texas, and as for wednesday, we are going to see a very breezy and cloudy and wet conditions across the midwest as well as out on the west coast as well. back to you, kendis and diane. >> thanks to cam. the historic tuskegee airmen has died. >> willie rogers was the oldest surviving member of the world war ii squad ron. his family says he passed away on friday in florida. many relatives, actually, say they weren't aware that he served in the nation's first avenue can american aviation unit until four years ago. apparently, he never mentioned it. >> wow. >> and willie rogers was 101 years old. since he didn't tell

a strong storm system will track through the midwest thursday night through saturday. this will bring strong winds during that time period, with slight chance for rain. the big story will be the wind and falling temperatures throughout the day. any left over moisture friday night could fall in the form of flurries in continuing coverage -- as the white house transitions to new leadership -- today -- the outgoing and incoming vice presidents meet for lunch. joe biden will welcome mike

the radars are not showing any rain around the midwest yet. later tomorrow night or at least there is a slight chance of a few showers moving through. that will definitely be cooling the temperatures down for a couple of days by the time we there is enough moisture for some clouds to start developing in western iowa. later tomorrow afternoon those come into the area and a few of these showers will be a possibility for us later tomorrow night. the corridor commute tomorrow morning willing be a good one. temperatures should be around 41 to 42 as you go back to work. skies will be mostly clear. we have a cool u calm and collected night ahead of us. tomorrow looks to be beautiful day. just a few afternoon clouds. temperatures back up in the mid 60s. a good 15 degrees above where they should be. election day we have that front come through. temperatures definitely going to be cooler. our forecast will call for a temperatures 7:00 a.m. around 49 degrees. if you are heading to the ballot box early, it will be kind of cool and breezy. only 53 at noonti