so, it is just trecherous. i just drove south bound 81 to madison and there's just places where it's zero visibility. so, again we highly recomend everyone just stay home. we're currently working on potential fatality accident south of macy on highway 75, we have units responding to that area. it's just going to take us a little while to get there to assess what's going on. but i would just like to re- emphasize there's just nothing worth your life right now to go out there on these roadways. it's just trecherous. let the snow stop and let the wind die down. let the plows get out there before you need to get out there and venture out. so, not a lot of traffic out there right now, so i think people are doing a warning and just staying home and staying inside until we can get some of this cleaned up. mike: if you're in a village, community, , a city ke norfolk, it can be decieving because you think, oh, i can make it to the grocery store, i can make it here. if you have to leave town, you'rereeally putting your l

it took next to nothing for the roads turned trecherous. with more than those crashes patrol and local very busy. "middle of february we should be used to this smashing into barriers, sliding off the road. of the fifty plus crashes the state patrol responded to, they said luckily, no one was killed and none were too serious. but they were stuck. "when you get that 1-2 inches is worse than 8-10 its bad enough to not cancel school or work, people just arent expecting it" stuck in scary situations where even swapping information driving. "dont be standing outside your car, youre safer in your car than the side of the road" claire:"its best to use common sense if you get into an accident, get off the busy street onto a quiet one. take photos, exchange information with teh other driver. then call 911, so the accident's on record. next to the body shop" "all and all its been a very busy winter for us" with today's deceiving flakes, mike kaut's local body shop is now booked until march "we're seeing it all front back side,

it's already trecherous for drivers. also ahead, the driver who accientally hit a teenager is talking only to 13 actions news. and he says the teen wasnt' worried about his leg injury. he was worried about something else. some of them getting ready for a dangerous commute. take a look at this nasty crash in connecticuit. injured. we had a little extricating to do. we had some guardrails that went through the bus. the white out conditions are just as bad in the heartland. here you see tractor trailors off the road in iowa. emergency crews there say low visibility is to blame. people all along the east coast are being urged to stay home as they brace for more snow. high pressure continues to be the dominant weather pattern for the southwest. sunny skies and dry conditions are expected to last through the rest of the work week. temperatures remain unseasonably warm, averaging 10-15 degrees above normal within the low and mid 70s. sunny skies will be coupled with a mild 5-15 mph wind with no gusts expected. high temperatures

see the trecherous conditions. brad: ((ad lib weather toss)) take sot special way,,, he's not letting his own disability get in his way,,, with his effort to help veterans in a special way,,, he's not letting his jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." stephanie: a treacherous mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain is causing major travel delays along the east coast. officials say there were more than 2000 wrecks in 24 hours across 17 states.. at least three deaths meanwhile, in florida the storm spawns tornadoes, leaving a trail of damage. stephanie: jack: brad everyone ready for a big warm-up and the warmest temps reached so far this year? well, we just have to get through one more seasonable day, then we begin the meltdown! tonight will be quiet and dry early, but there will be a chance for some snow showers late tonight into early wednesday morning as

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route 611, 202, example of what we are deeing with -- dealing with thinning movement little more trecheroushis hour today than it was this time yesterday. a lot of schools are on two hour delay, you can see them scrolling across the bottom of our screen, live look, at the 42 freeway. poor visibility, and slower than normal speeds, as you work your way in toward the city. now, here's a live look, at the benny, where those big wet flakes, knocking down the visibility here, coming across the benny, and also, down to 35 miles an hour. here is a live look, wilmington, delaware, route 261, silver side, you can see the intersections, fatal accident here about two hours ago. police are on the scene, investigating, not sure whether the snow head had anything to do with it, but right here is a example. make sure to clean off your entire car, not just little portion of the windshield, so you can see, out the front windshield, get the roof, the hood, because all of that snow will fall back on to the road surface, and the majors are okay. they've been treated, they've been brined, they're seeing comings