@as it approaches cleveland out @ahead of it, you're going to @get these snowstorms over @toward lake county. @temperatures in the 20s. @by the evening commute, things @are looking better. @that front starts to clear out. @may even get some breaks of @sunshine throughout the @flurries, and part two of this @system starts tonight. @at first w a west-northwest @wind, this lake snow is going @to fire up around cleveland. @the east side of cleveland, you @can see a burst of snow. @with that, it will shift up to @lake shore as we go in through @the overnight with temperatures @down into the single digits. @now a check on your roadways @with danielle. @>> you talked about seeing the @heavy snow, forecasting it at @8:00 a.m.

we have the potential for some delays and possible school closings tomorrow and towards lake gionta in ashtabula county. with us through tonight. taking you hour by hour, inland areas out towards richland county, you could see a few cloudy skies. this is heavier bands of moisture moving out towards eastern suffered -- suburb areas. taking a look at futurecast, by 4:30 another long area of moisture continues to move through, this continues all the way to about nine a clock p.m. taking a look at futurecast, by 4:30 another long area of moisture continues to move through, this continues all the -- 9:00 p.m. -- 9:00 p.m. and finally starts to get a break as we head into tuesday afternoon. i need you to bundle up, tonight we are tracking it on the power of five and remember we are also on the radio at 98.5 wncn next. -- when we come back i will show you the 7-day forecast >>> i wish i could say this not. 15 degrees squalls are really starting to reverend up and will continue into tuesday, hopefully getting a break into tuesday afternoon. >> thanks for watching news at noon, see you at 4:00 and let's give yo

earlier this morning, and still right now out towards lake county and into marion we have a few flurries we are at 26 degrees for downtown cleveland. this is the last day going into the weekend that we'll talk about the 20s. inland locations from barber ton all the way into the massoulin area into the upper 20s. thermometers only are going to be going up a few more clicks today as we are dealing with a little it bit of high pressure still building in. earlier this morning for the early morning commute, you dealt with that lake effect snow. things are starting to die down right side from medina county. could be dealing with just a light flurry but it's moving more towards the southeast. here comes the warmup. -up. look at jackson all the way into alabama. this is where that warm, moist air is coming from they are currently in the 50s. this south breeze starts to make its way into northeast ohio as we kick into your saturday that's going to allow for the warmup. tonight, still going to be chilly as we head into the 5:00 hour all the way into seven p.m. we remain on the dry side so that's t

the other thing we will have to watch, this primary line and a good-looking thunderstorm here towards lake county. this will continue to race east. all of this energy translating to the east-northeast. i want to get to the southern half of this line. a good-looking line of showers and thunderstorms. eric has more on the forecast. >> once these things cool down, we will be cooling down significantly. a quick moving system. one thing of interest, the system has begun to shave off the threat of these stronger storms is moving out. at this point in time, areas shaded in yellow are the areas we could be talking about. when the rain moves out and the cold front slides through, it will be like a broom knocking the moisture out. wind gusts, we will send it back to you. an update on the forecast. michelle: farther north, snow, not rain is starting to pile up. by the end of the weekend, some areas, including washington, d.c. could be buried under two feet of snow. jason: the storms are having a huge impact. thousands of flight cancellations leading to a ripple effect. alex villareal spent the morning at th

light rain is crossing in toward lake county and it has already crossed over the four corners area by poinciana, williamsburg is now moving in toward the - - international airport and those showers keep moving from the south to the north. we are still getting some rain along the east coast. showers continue and will be more prominent in the next two hours. martha? >> we just got video of an excessive course - - force case that led to an indictment by the us department of justice. those deputies were caught on camera beating a drug suspect. 10, the investigators are the suspect. >> this indictment is the latest >> reporter: from this camera you can see the five deputies screaming at the suspect. you can also hear price yelling back. but this video does not show the whole story. surveillance video shows price running to the parking lot with deputies speeding behind him period and he is shown throwing up his hands and lying down. despite that, they swarm him and punch and kick him for 20 seconds straight. the video was just released because one of these deputies prices civil rights. the

the rain will likely stay north of the golden gate some heavier showers toward lake county and mendocinoounty and by the time the system crosses the golden gate it loses the jet stream support. so all you see on your television screen your smartphone is the lightest shade of green. very light rain showers. but it will slow down the evening commute. and showers may last into the early-morning hours on saturday. if you are an early riser may see showers at 6 to 7 a.m. the next weather system that moves in on sunday will be a miss in the other direction to our south. low pressure will bypass the bay area. there's the path of least resistance in the red right there. that may be a direct hit for los angeles, orange county, san diego. they could see a couple inches of rainfall. for us just scattered showers. we have two chances of rain two decent sized storms but both inist from being a direct hit here in the bay area -- but both of them will miss from being a direct hit here in the bay area. tomorrow cloudy, showers, a colder weekend. no 60s. highs only in the 50s. but aside from a few sprink

over the last three hours, we have seen a little bit of moisture bouncing off the lake for cuyahoga county, north and towards the south. if you're traveling along 71 south, you will see moisture. garfield and shaker heights, a few flurries flying. traveling around route 20 to 90 e. toward lake county, you are seeing moisture and that will shift to the east buckley. taking you hour by hour, it goes downhill. if you are headed out and about today, we are in the lower 30s to upper 20s. by tomorrow morning we are sitting in the lower 20s as another batch of moisture makes its way through in the throughout the morning. it starts to hit in locations throughout the afternoon. we will not step into the 40s or 50s for the next five to seven days. overnight, we were at 25 degrees near dover, still at the 30 mark for lakeshore communities. going into the evening hours, you can see a quiet evening going into overnight. tomorrow afternoon we will have an equal opportunity for everyone to be dealing with snowfall, forecasting a possible 1 to 3 inches of accumulation. we've already seen a high of 34 today. west wins have d

up towards lake county and ukiah and lake port there's heavy rain reports coming in. 7/10 of an inch of rain. and calistoga and northern napa county to st. helena, moderate to intense. and occidental, and santa rosa and petaluma and right over to glenn ellen. that's really looking like an intense line has formed. and northern they're. novato has had a third of an inch of rain. and emeryville and el cerrito. out to areas in the east bay, oak lie, brentwood, and highway 4 that may be one of the reasons there's issues there. the system is producing wet cement in the sierra. snow levels at 6000 feet. and a distinct line and enhancement is taking place. and look at -- right there -- this is on its way in the next 20 minutes to a half hour. and lining up from marin county and that's going to produce heavy rain. and 50s on the temps. another mild pattern and breezy to downright howling. 30 out to fairfield. so a windy, wet morning here. san jose has had gusts of 25 and same for mountain view. hunker down if you can. 30s in the mountains. a winter storm warning there. and urban and small str

is up there anything that is why all the traffic that is been a trouble spot 90 as you head towards lake county also with a lot of snow back going on the roadway. moving well and folks try to get behind it 71 we're getting a little snow out this way it is coating very lightly on the freeway as we pass here we see a truck or a carr off to the side into the median it looks like it is been there for a while and another detainee was chosen to remain in iran and has since are really arrived home in massachusetts the us pardon or drop charges against seven iranian serving timege for or accused of shanks sanction violations in the us. they are expected to be reunited with friends and family sometime today. >> i surf warnings complicatingeme for 12 marines effort to helicopters were done off the coast of quite a. various volunteers have been looking around working around the clock to find them. chris believe the two choppers may have collided during a training mission. >> you tell today in honor of the police officer killed officers searching for two people whowo took off after a traffic accident near

towards the mentor area, the sun currently coming down. midafternoon, after a morning of clouds and some flurries, we morning, where normally i'm tracking lake-effect snow that is moving east into lake geauga, ashtabula county, it's moving backwards out towards huron, lorain county. avon lake definitely dealt with a few flurries. right now the power of 5 not tracking any moisture. pretty great night to be out and about. make sure you have that coat handy. at the airport, 23 degrees. we did not step out of the 30s -- out of the 20s, excuse me, today. 22 out towards canton-akron. we'll continue to see our temperatures tumble as we head through the evening. some good news this morning. i was telling you about 15 states under some kind of advisory or warning. it's down to five or six right now. but that massive moisture continues to move into d.c. they could see possibly another foot of accumulation. dissipate as we head into tomorrow afternoon. we're finally going to get a little reprieve, but people will be dig out for days. hour by hour, closer to home, i think we're under a clear evening. a few clouds. it's just our lows. by 11:00 we are into the lower 20s, and that's not factoring in those northwest winds.

lake county through cuyahoga county. it's very light and it is drifting off towards the east. this is just rain, but as that temperature falls through the day, we'll see some flurries. we keep the clouds very >> announcer: this morning'st 8:00 is sponsored by prudential. of ska rear change? >> no. are you, charlie? i'll speak for the group. no, we're not. >> first onhe world report calls the best jobs of 2016. gayle has something to say about this. he'll also reveal which professions have the highest salary. you're watching "cbs this morning." ve with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready.ere's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c.ure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that'sor 12 weeks. certain patients... can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, there's no interferon complex regimens. tell your doctor if you have other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or other medical conditions, and about all the medicinesluding herbal suppleme

lake @enhanced pointing right into @euclid. @so northern portions of @cuyahoga, over towards southern @or western lake county. @medder first, this will shift @up to lakeshore through @overnight. @the other problem, the wind. @man, has that been howling @today. @wind gusts consistently over 40 @downtown. @many of you gusting 30 to 35. @power outages reported, and @that's not going to change. @you've got wind advisories up @through 7:00 this evening. @after midnight, do i expect the @winds to begin to die down, @though they will stay strong @enough to make you feel uncove @fortable. @the temperatures do not matter @today. @like temperatures, the @windchills. @it feels like 8 in mansfield, @11 in worcester, and 12, @akron/canton. @winds go west, and turning @southwest by monday morning. @that's in response to another @storm system headed this way, @and it's the southwest wind @that's going to push that snow @band into lake and ash tay by @that county as can he go @through tomorrow. @much lighter tomorrow evening, @with lighter southwest winds at @10 to 15. @overnight, flurries and lake @snow. @higher accumulatio

north perry and north madison and i-90 towards eastern lake county and western ashtabula, geneva, saybrook and harpersfield impacted by the snow band. the band is drifting off towards the north-northeast. you're going to dry out first farther to the south. mentor is the first to see things get a little bit easier. then conditions will worsen as we get deeper into the morning towards ashtabula, but i promise by the afternoon things look better for all of us. another big story today is the cold. it's freezing outside. so bundle up this morning. i want to time this snow out for you because i know that is an issue for you traveling out east. it will be a morning event. by midday conditions should really improve for us in many of these areas, but this evening after 6:00 more snow is coming an additional 1 to 2 inches, and this isn't lake-effect. this is a little disturbance bringing us more widespread but light snow through tonight. temperatures look like this. through the day we gradually climb into the teens, but it will feel as if it's below zero pretty much all day everywhere. it's another

eastern cuyahoga county out into geauga, ashtabula, southern lake, northern portage, and northern summit counties seeing that snow. even out towards north royalton and the near west side, we have the snow. the steadiest stuff is in the primary snowbelt at geauga county we've been seeing snow for quite some time, and geauga along with lake and ashtabula by the time it's all said and done could get up to 2 inches of snow in some areas. the rest of us just looking at a dusting. sticks around a little bit longer. ravenna, akron down into tuscarawas county we still see the snow. we have a little bit into put-in bay as well. can't get out there just yet, but we'll be dreaming of spring at the snow falls. as i mentioned, a trace, a dusting, up to an inch for most. as you start to get the higher totals, you get out towards the snowbelt, chardon, the model wants to give you about one inch. i think we could see up to two inches before it's all said and done. when is it going to be done? that will be late morning and into the afternoon. all through the morning commute we have scattered snowshowers, but your evening commute, we should be okay

mostly cloudy conditions right now, out towards cuyahoga county, from west to east, definitely dealing with a little bits bits -- bit of rain. heading towards lake county. showing you our hour-by-hour, very good for a saturday afternoon. please, go out there and enjoy temperatures as we head into tomorrow. 49 going into about 4:30 today with cloudy skies from east to west, across the board, across northeast ohio today. now, the rain really starts to track in. if you have overnight evening plans, no need to fret or have the rain gear handy. it tracks from the west but our tells still into the 50s by tomorrow morning. we're at 50 degrees out towards elyria and this starts off as rain going into the mid- afternoon sunday. that's where we see a plummet in our temperatures and we'll track in a little bit of snow here. 48 for today, nearly 20 to 25 degrees above our normal for this time of the year. you can crank down that heater tonight, lower 40s with that south breeze, 5 to 10 miles per souththat's what's allowing for the gradual warming. look at that. is that a mistake? 16 for overnight lows when we transition back into a little bit of snowfall an

even toward lake county, ashtabula, you still have snow on the ground but that will start to clear out of here. live shot tomorrow morning will the highs today will be 20 to 25 degrees above normal. power of 5 , you can see the clouds right now streaming in from the west. we are sitting under sunshine from chicago to st. louis -- here but from chicago to st. louis they are covered with clouds. later this weekend we will be having mostly cloudy conditions as well. the winds are 15 to 20 miles an hour. even if you are out and about with this sun shining and warm weather, you will notice that breeze. you will see son and clouds and it will be a great day to be out and about today. >>> breaking news jus into the newsroom, 22-year-old in critical condition right now shot in the head while sitting in his car. this was on bromfield -- broadway avenue in garfield heights. there was a fight in a bar that someone fired a gun which hit the victim. no suspects are in custody right now. >>> a fire in an abandoned home quickly escalates catching a neighboring home on fire. neighbors are now demandin

mainly towards downtown out towards the snow belt, lake county, northern portion of geauga county. now lake-effect snow bands are expected to be heavy at times, the primary snow belt is going to be the target for us. but on top of all this, the bitter cold right now, it feels like evan below like 11 below in cuyahoga, some of these temperatures are going to be approaching near zero tomorrow morning. so getting out the door, top of all of this, we're going to be dealing with some big winter weather that many of us have not driven in this season. heavy snow bands at times could really slow you down tomorrow morning. blowing and drifting snow. some of the gusts upwards of 30, 35 miles an hour tomorrow. sub zero wind chills. but there is a bright spot coming our way. i'll let you know about the warmup we have heading into the weekend coming up. >> beth, odot tells us they're going to have 80 trucks and drivers working 12 hour shifts in cuyahoga, lake and gee ga counties around the clock until this is all over. shanice dunning has been out in the storm all evening. she's live right now

starting off overnight, the lake effect setup over in the tri-county area, stay towards ashtabula and northern portion of gee oh ga county, kind of stays there until lunch. everybody else is actually going to see sunshine tomorrow afternoon but no, not the warming the best it's going to feel all day is about 7 degrees, then get ready. we have an alberta clipper coming in monday night. this is monday at 7:00. we get a lot of snow again tuesday night -- or tuesday morning into -- monday morning -- i'll get this right. monday night into tuesday morning. this is tuesday at 3:00 a.m. telling you, be prepared. we're not quite done with this wintry mess quite yet. the east siders could see upwards of an additional 4 inches of snow in the higher elevations. the wind gusts still howling, especially along the lakeshore. look for it to be a very windy, breezy day tomorrow as well as gail force winds are still estimated over lake erie, so the lakeshore community is still getting pummeled with these winds. 20 at hopkins, norwalk you're at 16 yet it feels like 2 below. a little heads up, you need l

light showers in flagler county and cutting off into western zones over toward marion county you can see toward sumter and lake county lighter showers for the most part light to moderate rain but the front is not here yet. that will work in later and as it does, it's going to clears out and we will see a lot of sunshine of the forecast starting tomorrow but it will be cooler. 60s, 70s around, a couple 70s and southern zones. most of us staying in the 60s with higher chances of rain. 2:00, timeframe, rain and a few rumbles of thunder. cannot rule that out. spots over half an inch of rain to go through. by the time we hit 8:00, we start to see the clearing line that will be working in tomorrow morning. you may want to jacket for the morning 5-7 eyewitness news this morning periods of rain and a couple storms a possibility 60s to near 70 in the southern sections. 90 percent chance of rain but look at tonight, northern zones are ready 40s creeping in. not as cold as the last cold front spirit we will not drop that much. five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view, 66 tomorrow, mid 60s and a lot of sunsh

east lake willoughby and menner and down towards my highland heights and southwest lake county. that's where the most snow is. menner has been seeing snow for several hours so we could easily see two to four inches since lunchtime and we will add to that over the next couple of hours as the squall is persisting. that is what we say with lake- effect snow. southern lake county and northern geauga county and the chimney of geauga county near thompson. these county. geauga county and ashtabula snow warnings until noon tomorrow. four to eight additional there. windchill advisory for everyone else. wind chills tomorrow morning 10 to 15 below. that nears school closing time. normally 10 to 15, 15 below. certainly. it will be close for the counties inland. mansfield and wooster and ashland and medina and portions of wayne county. here is the hour by hour. temperatures bitterly cold and wind chills well below zero with scattered showers minely northeast of cleveland. notice right there, right where we were just zoomed in on. lake county and ashtabula and to northern geagua. the best cha

netly seeing a southern portions of cuyahoga county, the rain is going to lift here and move into the 1:00 hour and there is a dry slot out towards menner, lake geauga, portage county and they're under gray skies right no you with that rain and going to track in here as we head into the mid-afternoon. showing you hour-by-hour, and i want you to have the umbrella handy throughout the day and into your evening hours and you can see them talking about the winds, 10 to 15 miles an hour and we see the darker greens move in here and there is a bit of a reprieve and that is the back side of the warmfront and we start to see partial clearing going into 6:00 p.m. and into overnight into saturday and we'll continue to track the spotty showers. the bigger weather story for this weekend is not on shore yet. we see the low track in towards i want to show you from our future cast here, this is sunday at 11 and our temperatures are dropping into the west and we're on the warm side towards the east and we tart off -- start off with rain and by sunday afternoon into snow. today, we're at 44 degrees and the southeast breeze, five to fen miles per hour and slig

lake county. kirkland hills toward painesville, con k north perry, madison, geneva on the lake, ashtabula county, hugging the coast where the lake-effect snow has tomorrowed. you're under the lake snow tomorrow until noon. could see editionle four to looks like eastern cuyahoga county. wind chill advisory through tomorrow morning. going to be bitterly cold in overnight hours and to start the day 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. will be our cold hours. few snow showers around for your morning commute. much less snow west of cleveland, southwest of cleveland. notice most of the action will be north and east. there's the band of snow will there. this is tomorrow morning at can 8:00 a.m. take a look at blues there along the lake county, geauga county line. throughout the afternoon, we scour out the snow moving north and east. temperatures behind it still staying very cold. as far as accumulation, as i mentioned there, where obstetricals -- where squalls persist, could see up to a half a foot of snow between lunchtime and tomorrow evening. temperatures single digits. that's the big weather story for most of us tomor

heavier rain throughout polk county from lake wales also back towards barto and south of lakeland a little bit of lightning in this but really over the past 20 minutes we've been watching that lightning activity diminishing. you see most areas seeing probably about 14 strokes of lightning over the past 20 minutes then more rain some heavy rain down into portions of extreme southern sarasota county down towards punta gorda as well then stretching back into the gulf of mexico. we will see some more breaks. but more rain by late potent most of the -- by late tonight most of the rain activity should be done. winds are currently out of the east southeast at six miles per hour. so temperatures in those rain areas basically running in the 60s just a little bit towards highlands county, sebring, lake placid and venus currently at 72 . we have a warm front which is sitting right about here so south of that temperatures are warm. 60s to our north we have the front that will continue to work its way on towards the east and you will start to notice those cooler temperatures that start moving in as we

until 5:00 for i expect over the next one to two hours as the line moved over towards lake okeechobee they'll trend county by county west to east. highlands county i will be surprised if that carries until 5:00 p.m. strong thunderstorms with pea- sized hail east of brooksville. that came in before 10:00. as that line moved east, that wound up as we have seen several thunderstorm warnings in the orlando market, as well. on the sky 10 network we clocked winds 50 to 55 miles per hour from the trop down to lee high acres towards fort myers, orlando and in the panhandle. pretty much the whole state seeing winds 50 to 55 miles per hour. heading into tonight, this is not a front that comes with a you actually get a very lovely friday evening. we expect dinner time tonight to be nice for your friday evening plans. that carries through your saturday. for your upcoming weekend this is your day to get outside and get things done and not have to worry about what's coming in the next storm system. 62 to start. 74 for that high temperature. that's the warmest we have seen all week for any highs. on future cast you'll s

a little bit of rain towards mendocino county and lake county.the north coast there will be a lot of clouds. there's 30s in the santa clara valley and the santa cruz mountains. and 40s with the cloud cover to the north. two forecasts, mostly sunny south. and mostly cloudy with rain to the north. the cloud cover is for everybody tomorrow. and more sun to the south bay. and light rain possible. upper 50s and 60s. mid-60s to the south. all right, sal. we had an issue on bart and that's all taken care of. has there been a delay? >>> there are still delays. there was an issue on backyard. and we had power issues on the tracks between hayward and south hayward. and those problems are gone but there are still delays in the system because it has to get ramped back up. the trains are running and recovering from the major delays. i would say there would be delays but things are looking a lot more like normal. let's go to a the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up now like clock work. 5:30 here and the heaterring lights are on and it's backed up to the ma

lake county 43 in the villages. the chill is on and, yes, jacket whether this morning through lake county as you get toward south clermont . temperatures in the 40 for 40 longwood sable point of 46 lake mary swinging back to a veto in a llama was all running in the 40s. today, comfortably cool weather. mid 60s for a lot mix of sun and clouds over all if you have your life jacket or swisher comfortable. with extra clouds we are still dry. dry tomorrow and tomorrow night, we could see showers filtering in. friday, a better chance of rain and thunderstorms. 60 percent chance some could be strong. download our free weather app. search wftv in your store. it has an alerts tab so you can toggle on and off warnings as you choose and get alerts sent we will track friday's storm threats and the changes we will see this weekend. 6:39 am. deneige >>> a crash in volusia county. i-95, southbound after may town road in oak hill. does not look like it is portioning -- blocking the commute. move over if you travel. still on scene of this crash westwood boulevard central florida parkway. blocking at least one lane on westwood boulevard.

smyrna beach through flagler county and in the western tier from lake county and sumter county picking up again through lake ann lifting toward the villages and rain working through marion county. a busy start and a busy weather pattern and another el nio- like system. temperatures are consistent in the 60s, 70 today with periods of rain. there is a rain working through and there has been severe weather to the south of us this morning. we will watch out for a low-end today with a few more storms firing up. that's what we will see on it off here's winter springs and another round of rain and storms this afternoon with temperatures in the low 70s. midday when i join you at lunchtime we will track storms around and firing up 3, form -- 4 when you join tom terry at 4. he will address flooding concerns. it dies out tonight but tomorrow morning, when i join you in the 6:00 hour, i will get you out the door on the wet side for some and spotty showers still through midday on thursday. i mentioned on today event -- 2 day event. issues. 60, 70 rain 1-2 inches and some repeat storms. rain and storms tonight. if you could be on the heavy

county around cedar mountain over to henderson county, hendersonville, around saluda into polk county, up towards lake lure, even southern buncombe county up to royal pine, seeing that heavy snow at the moment. forest city, pokeville, over towards shelby also seeing a good amount of snowfall. now, south asheville seeing the heavier bands right now. north asheville, little bit lighter, even a little bit of a mix out towards weaverville. up towards mars asheville as this is the rain. here is the snow. that's swain county. western zones, still seeing a lot in just rain. cold rain at that. and there is a mix in there of freezing rain at times, maybe sleet. those areas still likely above freeze. now, i-85 really is divided here. south we are seeing that mix so freezing rain, sleet, that will mean ice in the freezing locations. north seeing some of the snow. also greenville at times. we have seen snow going back to the sleet and freezing rain. black mountain, watch here, the start of the time lapse, looks like someone tried to plow an area and then it's completely covered up. this rate is very fast. leicest

towards rich land into the mansfield area and will be moving out fairly quickly. let's talk about the lake- effect snow watch. we are forecasting possible eight to 12 inches out towards the lake. geuga and ashtabula county where is squalls persist things could get dicey. >>> this morning we continue to follow breaking news from overnight. a 15-year-old shot on cleveland's east side. meg shaw is live at rainbow babies and children's hospital where the teen was taken after the shooting. what more do we know this morning? >> reporter: nick, cleveland e.m.s. tells us that teen is in serious condition. shot once in the rib and once in the leg friday night. it all happened near east 40th street just before 9:00 p.m. police say that teen was immediately brought here by for those gunshot wounds. just this morning i did some digging of past shootings in the city. by my count this is the tenth shooting involving a teenager within the last six months. for more information. i have not heard back yet. police do know they don't have any suspects in this case. they are asking anyone with information to get a call to police or crimes. live in cleveland meg shaw news channel 5. >> thank you very much. >>> lorain police

controller towards ashtabula county into lake, geauga. power of 5. five live radars not picking any moisture up. could see isolated activity towards northern portions of ashtabula county. moving out fairly quickly. sitting under mostly cloudy conditions. this warmer air has been tracking in all weekend long. it's going to continue before we get a slice of a cold front that will move in around 8:00 to 9:00 tonight. you can see from our hour by hour. these temperatures are on the low side. we are already at 55 degrees. we're not going to be tomming that quickly going into about 5:00. into the upper 50s. what i really want you to take note of is the icons here. staying under cloudy skies. then that rain starts to really track in here. you can see the well defined front. it's moving throughout omaha into the denver area. they're dealing with a lot of snowfall activity. as it tracks into northeast ohio. it moves in in the form of rain. taking a look as we head into the rest of the day. you can see rain starts to make its way in from erie, huron county into

right outside, lake county, 34 in the villages, 39 mineola, clermont and the citrus tower, 30 degrees pit swinging back to seminole county, 40 longwood and ultima springs lake mary toward sanford midway temperatures running in the 30s this morning send me your temperatures are finding on twitter instagram and facebook. looking at what to expect. 66 in the afternoon. we will have a lot of sunshine. it's going to be rather nice later today, once temperatures bounce up. here is a look at where we end up today for our highs. 65 titusville 67 melbourne, northern tier palm coast, 60. 64 in ocala and the villages. coming up we are going to break down friday's storm system moving in and how much colder it is going to get for the weekend. 5:10 am. checking the drive with deneige. construction pulling up the beach line camera. you have one lane blocked off east while they are working to clear the spot of construction. no issues. another one and i-4 colonial you can see they do have you may not be able to see it since we are covering a piece of it but you can see they are pushing traffic over one lane they should clear out by 6:00. >>> ridesharing services like uber and lyft are

showers towards wilson county through johnston county but looks like the most rain falling across portions of cumberland counties, towards fayetteville a few sprinkles, a few light showers around spring lake and southern portions of the county. this will continue the next few hours:i still though hold steady with thinking the best chance of rain is going to evening drive home. so it doesn't matter if you're seeing the rain now or not. take the umbrella with you, especially if you're here in real and off to our east around the 95 corridor. what you need to know as you plan your day, 35 at 8:00 a.m. just a few sprinkles, 41 at noon and again most of us still on the dry side, 46 our afternoon high before we fall back to 42 by 6:00 p.m. the afternoon high into the evening drive home, the best chance for rain will develop. so here's our future forecast. this morning for the most part just dealing with cloudy skies, same situation through about lunchtime. here we are at 1:00, you can see this band of rain really developing along the coastline. this model keeps the majority of the rain off to our east. i think this is going to wobble further west which means in raleigh and again that 95 corridor

county. showers returning to sanford debary deltona lake here in orange city is getting wet and through deland forest hills lake mack as we head to lake county and anti-over toward winter garden apopka ocoee clermont seeing some rain near mount vernon lake penn was a leesburg ocala also light to moderate rain. almost all of us in a threat for this morning and early in the afternoon for the greatest threats will be the possibility of wind damage and instead -- and a low and tornado risk we will want -- watch rotation and storms for sure. 60s and 70s around this morning a lot of mid 60s and it is mild 70s today but the big story will be the rain and best chance of the heaviest rain and storms 10-2 as that works in from west to east talking about a 90 percent chance you will at least see rain and isolated possibility of severe weather later this evening, it is going to go through and clear out late this afternoon to the evening. i put together maps to break it down. going over storm timeline hour- weather threats. 6:31 am. i-4 as the volume build. here is deneige. >> i-4 the road we have not had any issues on i-4 this morning so the friday drivers started to look g

towards the north and pthe east. pwe've got that light and some pcases some moderate rain over in phighlands county down towards pthe lake as well. pand really, where we've had most pactive weather has been well to pour south. pwe've had a number of tornado pwarning and severe thunderstorm pwarning. pyou can see much more active pcells down towards collier pcounty moving over west palm pbeach. pthat tornado dpoun in miami paround 9 o'clock this morning. pmore activity. pjust because we've got more pheating more moisture to work pwith on that southern end of pthis rain band. pnow as you work your way into inellas county, hillsborough pcounty, over into polk county pmanually just light rain but pstarting to see more and more of pthis developing. pso we will see showers pcontinuing that you the pafternoon hours. poutside right now, we're at 68 pdegrees. pdew points that's certainly come pup 65. phumidity is currently a 90 ercent. pthe winds they are out of the peast at 3 miles an hour. retty much everybody sitting peither upper 60s or low 70s, pthat's just simply because we've pgot all the cloud cover. pwe've had showers al

cleveland heights, shaker heights, out into lake county, painsville, chardon in geauga county and up toward ashtabula, you are definitely going to be running into some snow as you head to lunch. your evening commute in these areas is going to be dicey, but we just talked about how the east side and the west side are so different. on the west side, it's just flurries. so, speaking of the cold, well i can stand here all day and tell you that it's cold out there. but, out in the thick of things, meteorologist jon loufman is here to explain why we talk about the air temperature and the wind-chill. how are those two different and, jon? >> jon: all right, sam, well, here's the deal. flying. i have only been out here for a couple of minutes. wind-chill advisory just expired. that's where wind-chills of 10 below or colder for an extended period of time. that's what a wind-chill advisory is all about. i have my infrared thermometer outside. it's 6.8 degrees above zero right now. so, i pull up my anemometer, that ises instrument that i use to measure the wind. i held this up earlier and came up with

risk that this is the first time lake ann western wildewood light rain showers working in sumter into southern marion county's and through orlando to the east over toward waterford lakes, alafaya trail, ucf getting white lake nona medical city back to the morris and kissimmee and st. cloud seeing rain generally light and we are seeing the light rain across brevard county melbourne palm bay up through a titusville men's -- mims port st. john #area even squeaking back toward daytona and every now and volusia county. temperatures running in the 60s 63 in deland it is mild as jimmy was mentioning earlier but the high chance of rain later this morning through the early afternoon and we will see the temperatures. squeaking into the 70s but temperatures are not the big storm. the rain will be. 7 and we will see the temperatures. squeaking into the 70s but temperatures are not the big storm. the rain will be. 7 am timeframe following along and you will see at 10:00 it is a mess brighter colors telling me we was see strong storms nuc midday across i 4 sliding to the east after that this is 2:00, southern zones of chance for storms and then 4:00, meditate -- 8 a

att least what's following with lake enhancement going on in late countyke perhaps north madison up toward geneva on the lake and also towards chardon and geauga county some darker blues out there. indicative of heavier snowfall. ii to 71 and mayfield road showing the snow covered roads. and then traffic picking up a little bit out there mainly wet roads in and around the metro as you get out farther away from the city patty said who is a ground fox right now a little bit more accumulation out there. twenty-seven the current we're goingne to get to nick wind chills are still in the teens the arctic air mass that's going to be reinvigorated by this latest clipper is really cold up in minneapolis and st. paul this morning it's for below zero if you remember yesterday were talking r about the day before it was 36 degrees colder yesterday. high pressure will eventually get a break in the action tomorrow morningng e once the lake effect snow winds downs this isw the clipper going through a core blast of air over the lakes we are finding lake effect snower the eastern end of lake ontario in upstate new yorkt i guess we'll take our 1-3 inches high pressure

lake effect snow watch that starts tonight and extends into 3:00 p.m. for cuyahoga county. a warning in place for lake, geauga county and well towards our inland locations. >>> welcome back to "good morning america" on a sunday morning. happening right now -- people in florida reeling after deadly tornadoes ripped through the western part of the state. four tornadoes touching down in, at least one person killed. >>> and also right now, federal help is on the way to residents in flint, michigan, the public health crisis there reaching desperate levels after lead was found in the water when flint changed water sources to save money, fema now delivering clean water, test kits to the residents there. >>> also a manhunt under way right here in new york city for and the clyde. they recently pulled off a daring bank robbery the duo forced to abandon their loot water. >>> coming up this morning on the show the new twists in the case of the taco bell executive who was caught on camera as you can see right here, drunk, attacking an uber driver. why the man throwing the punches is now the one suing. >>> but first here, a tragedy within our own

lake-effect off lake michigan and lake erie. 10:00 tonight still indicating lake-effect from the greater cleveland area towards trumbull county as well. the wind goes more to the west by morning. that will begin to lift the lake-effect north and mainly affect the eastern areas. the primary snowbelt tomorrow morning. 1 to 4 inches of snow expected tonight in cleveland. 13 the low. akron-canton down to 9 most of of akron we are thinking now. at 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the lake snow will get out by afternoon but the updated future view model giving avon 2 inches. this is additional snowfall tonight cleveland 2 inches chardon 3 and we could see isolated higher amounts there eastern cuyahoga county through geauga county. tomorrow lake-effect snow early. it will shift east otherwise a windy and very cold day 18 the high. west to southwest wind now. and eventually it will bring in warmer air tomorrow night. we have a little system coming through bringing everybody more snow. but temperatures will be warming on thursday. we are actually above freezing. that's when a little thaw will start. flurries and drizzle thursday. no alert fri

county. parma getting hit currently. well towards inland locations ashland county. that moisture continues to slice through here. now we do have that lake effect snow watch that starts in we're forecasting 4 to 6 inches persist. definitely heavier amounts. nick. the upper 20s. by 9:00 tonight we're into the lower teens. that's not factoring in winds. windchills tonight near zero. the way. >>> breaking overnight. family, friends and police in maple heights searching for this missing 10-year-old girl right now. meg shaw joins us live from the police department in maple heights with the details. this girl may be in danger this morning. >> yeah, i just spoke with the captain at the maple heights police department. that 10-year-old girl took off saturday afternoon after having quote, disciplinary problems with her parents. she hopped out of a car sitting in the driveway. take a look at this photo and description. this is 10-year-old samira lucas. she goes by the nickname miri. family and friends don't know where she may be heading. she was last seen wearing pink jeans and a yellow and gray striped shirt. she is 4'9", weighing around 100 poun

here maybe upwards of two but that is a better shop as you hit shot as you head b toward lake geauga and ashtabula county. want to focus and on the snow belt and show you what is going to take place through the daygh today and th tomorrow and tuesday morning as lake effect snow arrives.rn by tomorrow morning though shaded in pink here part of the primary snow belt, three - 5 inches. outside of that one - 3 inches and by tuesday morning some of 10 inches of snow on the ground. don't be surprised if you see more on footised and you are under a lake effect watch. i expect anywhere from four to 6 inches for cuyahoga county by 9:00 o'clock tuesday morning. arctic air continues to work its way into our area. 26 degrees right now in no cleveland, 2-inch when that temperature trend is going down through the day to day and byg this evening we are trending inn the teens but if you factor in yo the wind it will feel like zerolik to 10 above. changing over to lake effect e this lake effect this evening. tonight cold temperatures down to 10 degrees, ashland richlands caught crawford wind chills tomorrow morning we'll

debary all the way back to the west paisley lake mack leesburg mount dora sorrento lake pam bushnell over toward marion county seeing some showers start, 50s and 60s, the warmest start in quite a while picked up at his around 70s, 75 today but big story will be storms arriving late morning early afternoon and in the evening, we are going to be clearing out and we turn attention to the winter blast that arrives late tonight and tomorrow. 9:00, future track, take a peek pick you can see at midday especially i-4 to the west, heavy rain and storms we will watch out for any signs of rotation, -- tom and i will be here and one, across i 4, pressing off south and east and you can see at 3:00, southern zones seeing the rain along the coast and after 5:00, we will be in good shape and we turn really windy and colder. threats for weather small tornado risk and some winds storms. most of us get half an inch of rain in a few spots get more. at least it is a fast-moving sonatas many flooding concerns like we sometimes have the summer. we will watch out for the storms and will cover 60s southern sections, mid tonight oh do

way into appomattox county, and some light rain near concord, but really not much more than heavy sprinkles could you say and looking toward south side, looking toward smith mountain lake. light rain ongoing right now and pennsylvania county or halifax county, small showers and light rain, but a lot of the rainfall totals are going to end up almost near zero, the rain is so light. if you were watching us from roanoke, ien 81, you can see a few small showers that direction. so cloudy skies. freezing, so this means the snow is going to continue slowly melting for this evening. 49 degrees and southwest wind coming in at 5:00. around the rest of the a area all of us are above freezing. at the university of virginia, charlottesville at 48. blacksburg, 44 blacksburg, 44. martinsville, 47 and 50 in danville and south boston. i am going to stop this futurecast at 4:30 in the morning. most of us will be asleep in the middle. night at this time, but if you are driving very early on your wednesday morning, there will be patches of light rain. i think we will miss out on the snow as the temperatures are going to be too warm. by the time you really get going tomorrow, most of the r

evening that lake-effect snow advisory in effect for us for cuyahoga, lake and geauga counties until 7:00. an inch or less as you get out toward the west and south side. on the east side of cleveland, one to four inches. that's valid for geauga county and then northern lake county will go an inch or less of new snow through tonight. so, here's the breakdown for the rest of the day. counties. snow hanging on through the evening commute. out in the snowbelt, potentially through tonight. but no major accumulation with that. everywhere else, just really cold. and hey, we have been talking about this all week. we aren't done with snow just yet. now, not so much lake-effect but a little system swinging through here tomorrow. that's going to provide the focus for snow showers mid-to-late morning and into the afternoon. you can see clearly that this is not going to be a major snow event. but guys, there will be some snow showers around, accumulation should be on the well, here's a question for you guys at home. do you love the scent of citrus around your house? you know the grocery stores shelves are filled with items oranges. well, a

sunset -- 50s and 60s. 67, 59 clermont, amid -- windchill in lake county over toward global and. wind scooting out of the north and that is why we are on the chilly side even though we have sun and will continue with a lot of sun as we go through the afternoon. plenty of sunshine, 64 2:00 in deltona, 61 at 4:00, milder than yesterday. future track we are looking good going through the timeframe all the way through tonight. clear skies tonight for the most part. scattered clouds will allow temperatures to drop. flipping to thursday, the end of the week, thursday into friday a >>> showers and storms working in and some could be on the strong side. fine-tune timing as we get closer. either way, friday looking on the website and the possibility of some thunderstorms. remaining cool today and a great day with low to mid 60s. 62 ocala, deland. 63 daytona beach shores ormonde by the sea, palm coast the hammock right around 60 and 66 in melbourne. low to mid 40s for the most part. sumter marion parts of lake will be part in the 30s but we will see patchy frost north and west of i-4 and t

flagler county, western volusia county, as you work your way towards the pierson area. sub freezing temperatures and as you get out of lake county you are underneath a freeze warning. sumpter county and marion county and putnam county and a hard freeze, temperatures get down into the mid 20s, towards gainesville and we'll put it at in ocala and 30 to 32 towards leesburg and sumpter county and mount dora. 34 in sanford and as you go for ther north up i-4 and hang a left, where temperatures will drop down to 32. 36 in daytona, and 40 melbourne and we'll put it in the mid to upper 30s, metro orlando, clear skies and 54 degrees. and how much longer will the cold air last? we'll talk about that and a cold front for friday, coming up. >> all right, thank you. breaking news, now confirming the jihadist known as jihadi john was killed in a drone strike in syria in november. the u.s. military had said he was killed in the strike and he appeared in several isis videos showing beheading of western hostages. >> happening now, the hunt is on for a hit-and-run driver, police say he ran a red light an smashed a pickup truck and took off

morning and you can see now as we go through the day today a lot of the -- mid 70s toward marion county and south into lake county and up close to mid 70s on the day today and our last stop, volusia county the coast into the interior solid 70s and cloud mass beginning to lift up, toward noon, and partly cloudy to a blend or partly sunny skies as we head into the afternoon hours, your forecast today. numbers-wise, again, confirmed sky wise, clouds, sun poking back through today, 70s area wide and tonight, down to the 60s and 50s, tossed about and again low hanging clouds and fog as low pressure races by and the recovery 80 and windy saturday with thunderstorms entering into the scene for early and mid-afternoon, and for the evening, lesser chance by sunday, cooling monday, tuesday and wednesday. that is your forecast, this is your gorgeous weather babe. a twofer right now! this is georgia, love the name and the spelling. mom and dad, beautiful children, thanks for sending that along, visit the web site, always on the weather baby segment on "good day orlando." it is www.fox35orlando.com. check us out today.

lake county. watch in the last few frames, there it is. starting to turn over. there has been some. looks like towards geisers, northern part of lake county. some of that heavy rain from oakland, san lee and he row, hey regard, fremont, that's one. heading back over towards sunol and pleasanton. towards dublin, lafayette, marinda, la rog a, and walnut creek. and then from martinez, pacheco, crockett, concord and on its way towards bay point and points east like anitoch, oakley and brentwood. knocking on the door. santa clara county is take ago lot of the brunt of this. santa cruz, santa clara, palo alto, milpitas, rain there. back in the santa cruz mountains which has gone on and on and on. they have some lightning strikes. numerous. we have had some in napa up in the russian river as well. look at that line moving in. san mateo, santa cruz coast looks to me like that's where the core of the jet is. 40s and 50s on the temps. this is a much colder system and look at all this that has to swing in. within that you could get heavy downpours and i think some hail. would not surprise me later. rain and wind

lake affect snow setting up. and interstate 71 new moving through southern medina county and northern sections of wayne county, light snow and more as you head into interstate 90, menner over toward east lake, painesville, madison, same deal there. we're destroy now in avon -- look to the north and west, we have a clump of snow that will maybe the half hour into lorain county and farther into the east. this should hold together good. it's not lake affect ban or anything like that. it's an areawide quick burst of light snow. look at the wider picture here. notice what we're tracking, the colder air. chicago is at 8; detroit, 19. if we warm up a little bit into the mid-20s, it will be short lived. colder air is moving in on the heels of it. we drop the winter weather advisory and have the lake snow advisory until tomorrow morning. for portions of lake geauga and ashtabula you want key, expect another four to eight additional in some spots and some areas where the advisory began overnight and could see 6 to 12 total. and this is your hour-by-hour. temperatures in the lower 20s and upper types. the winds will pick up. we have windchills tonight, very cold and we'll have delays potent