live in west middletown, john london, wlwt news 5. mike: also new tonight, a gun was found at middletown high school this morning. school officials say the gun was found in a locker at the high school after it was put on lockdown following the shooting at madison junior/senior high. the school district also says students told a teacher during the lockdown about the possible gun at the school. police say a male student was taken into custody. his name hasn' t been released. there are two vigils planned tonight in the wake of this latest school violence. sheree: there' s one at unity baptist church in madison township in less than half an hour. and another one at middletown high school. that' s where wlwt' s courtis fuller is at live. reporter: this prayer vigil just started a few minutes ago. it was being held to show support and love according to the folks here. as you mentioned, there was a tense moment here where a student was arrested for having a gun at the school. we are told there was not a specific threat. no one was injured. j

we are watching the wind because of the chemical company with the spill the stash spill near middletown. west and northwest of middletown will want to take caution. other than that, sunshine. lisa: >>> lights, camera, access. >> i hate the new kanye. the always rude kanye. >> is the guy literally falling apart at the seams? the feuds, the rants about huge debts. the claims that kim has had enough. i'm billy bush. is kanye imploding? time to break it dow including how crazy it got at "snl." >> ooh. question. >>> almost kanye'd taylor swift yesterday, huh? >> all kinds of grammy aftermath. can tyga explain his mccartney lockout?

live in west middletown, john london, wlwt news 5. online at wlwt.com . you can also watch more on our mobile app via lifestream and pictures. cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. kevin: return out to be a beautiful week. high pressure bring a sunshine. we had some classes start. we broke out into some pretty quickly. we have a quick hitting around of rain coming our way on tuesday. you' ll need an umbrella tomorrow. the sources of news moving across southern nebraska tonight. it will move towards the i will move towards the ohio valley and bring us some rain for tomorrow. tonight looks quiet, expect mostly clear skies across the area. if you are up early, you might clutch a few glances of sun. i lunchtime, rain will be spreading into southeast indiana. between 1-3, spreading across the rest of the greater cincinnati metro area. the rain, showers will taper off tomorrow evening. i cannot rule out a little bit of rain, may be a snowflake or two that is going to accumulate across the area. enjoy the drive whether this evening. as a matter fact, w

because this is west middletown the, i grew up here, playing sports here. the golf course, that's a staple that's been a big story over the years. but the first thing i thought of, my family, my sister's friends have kids that go to school here. and that's the first thing you think about. and you just say, oh, no. the first sigh of relief was when we found out there were no fatalities. not talking about dead kids from this school. >> that is a huge point. >> but your heart does drop. >> absolutely. with all those connections in the community, you had to be thinking, i know someone, there's six degrees of separation to knowing someone connected. >> exactly. and it's scary when it hits close to home. everybody has said the same thing, you don't think it's going to happen here until it does. >> and it did. thank you. we appreciate your reporting from there. >> yeah, and a similar sentiment came from sheriff jones who said that a lot of his deputies have students that go to school there. the first thought is, do i know someone? my kid? >> yeah. >> all right, ou

west high school. tipoff at 7:30. elise: middletown and milford going head to head at lakota west high school. the star, middletown guard kobe johnson. the three cuts milford's lead to one. under five minutes to play in next, milford with the lead, seconds to go, ethan edwards gets a steal, takes it straight to the bucket, giving middletown the lead. but this foul here puts an eagle up to the stripe. kobe had to ball out. he did. time winding down, tied at 35, he'll take the buzzer beater shot for three. he makes it, to advance the midis to the next round, where they'll face anderson tuesday night. george: the looks on those faces, priceless. no doubt about it. now division two, taft and reading next. the winner of this matchup takes on the winner of norwood and goshen. that game tuesday night, the winner of these two teams. elise: reading had a week off to rest up for tonight's game. taft, armed with three upper classmen who average in double digit scoring. derek forrest has more. derek: thanks a lot, guys. the first round of the ohio boys' basketball tournament under way. in division two, we

county and mays landing seeing steady and moderate rain at times and west of 301 south and west of middletown, delaware, we'll watch that as it pushes to the north and east and overall center city philadelphia scattered light showers around and the steadiest of rain for all of southwestern pennsylvania is over at this point and drying up north and west of green lane and with the rain letting up and wind starting to kick in the visibilities are starting to improve across much of the area. as we take a look at the record watch for today in wilmington, the high was 53 degrees allentown 55 and philadelphia 62 and trenton 59 and mt. pocono 52 degrees. if we look at the records way off in wilmington and a record tying high set in 2006 for philadelphia and the same for mt. pocono record tying that was set back in 1973. presently 55 in philadelphia and 56 in millville and 50s to the northern and west and the numbers will remain on the warm side and may even go up during the overnight hours tonight as we wait for the cold front to slip through. as we look at this line, it extends all the way over the

the heaviest by far and away is to the west of frederick toward middletown and up toward downsville and shepherds town. everything pushing off to the east southeast at 15 miles per hour. yellow weather alert tonight for snow showers. critical time, now through 10:30 tonight. less than an inch but you know anything untreated will get slippery quickly. dangerous windchills on saturday. then snow monday. mainly rain tuesday. i'm fighting that a little bit. the system may be weaker to keep the cold air in here longer and produce a wintry mix into tuesday. we'll let you know. 10:00 tonight, there are your snow showers. prince george's county. 26 in all. 26 in silver spring and 27 ma nasties. by morning it is cold. these are actual temperatures. 15 in gaithersburg. by 9:30 temperatures in the teens. you d tomorrow. we call them streamers north of dca round 70. best chance for snow showers. it has been snowing for days west of thetive side in the oakland area. >>> 9:30 tomorrow. temperatures in the teens. let's talk about windchills. 6:00a.m. tomorrow windchills below zero in many locations. b

a pole snapped in half in millville, just west of hamilton. up. in middletown, a tree was uprooted because of the strong wind. we have a picture of that. you can see the older tree leaning on the power lines to the left there. another pole down in independence, kentucky. a utility pole that broke in half shut down independence station road for several hours last night. no one was hurt. strong wind, along with mechanical failure to blame for bringing down a crane at a louisville construction site. authorities say as soon as the crane began to collapse, the crane operator jumped into the ohio river in the opposite direction of the crane. he was able to get out of the water quickly and was not hurt. check out more wind damage photos on the wlwt app. a busy day in commitment 2016 news. the democrats are preparing for nevada, while the republicans focus on south carolina. primary voting takes place in south carolina today. donald trump is leading in some of the polls. apple over its refusal to unlock the san bernardino attackers' iphone and is explaining his support

west milford. that's adam in middletown. good-looking sky. everybody has a good-looking sky. it's cold. wind blowing, as well. take off 5 to 8 degrees for the wind chill. new york city right now 32 degrees. take off 4 for the wind chill there, feels like 28. it was a nice clear sky and it's going to be colder tomorrow morning than it was this morning. morning. but even colder so saturday morning. the winds will be dying down. that's a good thing. your weekend. tomorrow, you'll have the sunshine hit 42 degrees. that same sunshine stays in place for sunday. some of you could see that 60- degree mark for sunday. a real good-looking dade. 39 was the high today 31 the low. we'll be colder tomorrow morning. looks like new york city going to start off at 25 degrees. that 25-degree mark in the city, goodness, that's the lowest one i can find anywhere in the area. starting off at 13 in liberty. what will the winds be doing? they are going to be backing down. right through the nighttime hours plenty of folks with gusts at 25 miles per hour or stronger than that. montauk a gust over 30 miles per h

middletown fire along with hazmat crews from hamilton west chester and fairfield township were all on scene here at pilot chemical on yankee road in middletownonce the spill happened a plume did go up in the air which caused middletown to order places like amanda elementary school to shelter in place((chief paul lolli/middletown fire department))"there's schools businesses and some homes that we sent a reverse 911 call to have those individuals to shelter in place and stay home."neighbors like harvey wells weren't immediately sure what had happened((harvey wells/mcgill's auto service)) "we didn't smell nothing at all just a bunch of people stopped by and kept saying and said something was going on down there thought it might be an explosion but another lady came in and said it was just a gas leak."a source close to the investigation told me this afternoon that a faulty valve on the tanker truck may have been the cause of the leak a quick look at the company's safety record on osha's website showed that in the last ten years there was only one complaint from an employee wasn't credible

basketball.the number one seeded mason comets have a date tonight at lakota west...the comets will take on 15th seeded middletown.-number three seeded moeller will tip it off in fairfield tonight. the crusaders take on 7th seeded oak hills. mike dyer of wcpo dot com says the clark montessori boys are back in the tournament. they were disqualified earlier in the week, but dyer says the school proved it wasn't aware of a player who violated the state's residency rule. clark will play roger bacon on saturday. the boys at jac cen del high school in osgood indiana won the state title in 2009......now the girls will try to match it.-the lady eagles will play for the one-a championship saturday morning in indianapolis.-it's not a fluke....the lady eagles have been close before..and this this isn't a big school...only about 50 to 80 in a graduating glass-but every youngster from every age marched this afternoon into the gym...-and they danced and they shouter and they cheered on the eagles...-it's funny.....little schools can sometimes have the biggest of pep rallies. it seems like we say this every game...it's another

clouds with west, northwest wind at 9, a windchill of 23 degrees, we range from the upper 20s in 30s, hamilton, middletown at 34, 30 at west union, you can see williams town checking in the cold 31 degrees. temperatures won't get out of the 30s for most of us, clouds will be around through the morning here with the stray flurries here and there throughout the tri-state. by the this afternoon, mostly cloudy. meaning you may see a little sun trying to peek through the clouds, and but generally look to the skies more than anything. notice the highs around 39 by later this afternoon. i will notice that flow of wind coming off of lake michigan. that is why we're seeing the flurries this morning. that is creating the flurries are we're seeing. these are going to go away, as we take you through the day. we expect the flurries to come to an end, cloud cover lingers for much of the day. you will notice clouds, temperatures around 39 in downtown cincinnati. tonight we start with cloud cover, but late tonight we take away the cloud, we will dip into the 20s tomorrow morning, and a great looking saturday with tomorro

back to the west and up to the north, not so much. let's talk about it, monroe, middletown middletown, down to neptune. that's where you're going to see potentially 1 to 3. a coating as you head up north to ryne beck. 1 to 3 as you head to west port, easton, new town, bedford and westchester county, stanford will see that same number. locally three plus, potentially out in sections of eastern nassau over too river head and shelter island. that's if everything falls into place. down to ship bottom, not much, just a coating to an inch. that's if everything falls into play. why? energy needs to transfer to another low and all of that depends or will determine how much snow areas on long island get. 39 by noon. a really sloppy morning and 38 with a cold wind as we head into the rest of the day. here is your forecast, everyone. as far as the next 7 days goes. snow squalls, that's what we're looking at overnight. the remainder of the snow out of the way. friday night and a bitter cold weekend. janice is going to talk about the morning commute. pon,ntially for areas around. that's

west side. two inches hillsborough and middletown with a couple of inches at snow. winter storm warning for everyone at southwest ohio with the compensation of adams county that goes until noon. not all location inside this county will see the four inch plus amount. it's kind of centered right through here, where are you going to see the 4-inch plus outside we're looking at 2-4 inches of snow fall, winter weather advisory for the rest of us, this will go until 6:00 a.m., is once that warning expires at noon, and the winter weather advisory, we are looking at 1-3 inches of snow with the scattered snow showers later today and tonight, and coming to an end tomorrow, but the amounts are going to be scattered, so once again, we will see the things, thanks for your pictures, i'm getting a lot of deck pictures, boy, lots of snow in ross township, hard to gage that, but at least 4-5 inches, mason, beautiful picture here from sydney sweeted that earlier. look at the snow-covered trees covered in snow. it looks like christmas morning in mason. out in fairfield, kenneth took t

we're at 27 right now in monticello. 34 is middletown, newburg, caramel, armonk too. 32 in belmar. west orange at 35 degrees. a gusty wind, clouds, some breaks, and also a few flurries or snow showers overnight. you'll notice a gusty wind tomorrow that can gust up to 30 miles per hour. with highs struggling to get to 30, it feels like teens much of the day. but also snow showers upstate. not only lake snows but associated with first of two shots of arctic air coming in. this is the first one that will be here by late tonight and this turns 20s in to teens then the one to the north near hudson bay is unleashing a piece of the north pole. that's fierce cold that comes in friday night in to saturday. numbers tomorrow morning, we'll start the day very chilly in the 20s. wind chills 10 to 15. couple snow showers around. maybe an isolated dusting. during the day tomorrow, blustery. only about 29 feeling like teens. brisk and cold. snow shower around tonight. isolated dusting down to 24. 29 tomorrow. clouds and sunshine. blustery with some flurries and again it feels like we're in the teens an

direction, and that wind will help to pump up the temperatures tomorrow. 20s north and west. 26 for andover, and 25 for middletown. and you're 25 for kingston. low 30s for the island on islip. 37 for bridgeport, connecticut. and you go way down the shore, way down the east coast, and we already have the system developing, and we will keep a close eye on this one it will become an intense ocean storm as it heads mainly out to sea, and the north western fringe of the snow shield from the storm will affect parts of the tri- state area into the day on monday and lows tonight into about 33 at the park. just above freezing, and 20s for the suburbs. highs tomorrow, what a nice recovery. sunshine up to 47, and then we will watch the storm on monday. it's wide right. i mean it will move out to sea, and the north western part of the snow area will make its way into new york city, and i don't think we get much in the way of accumulation for the city. just east. long island into connecticut. 1-3inches, and the heavier snow relegated for new england, and there's more chances of snow. i will talk about that with the accuweathe

wind gusts is not as strong even a couple of hours or so. an hour. middletown 41. wind gusts, all of it coming from the south and west, cincinnati international airport, 33 miles an hour, the wind gusts is coming from the south and west. the heavy winds is the reason why we warmed up. right now 10 thousand customers, without power four times. that's about 14 thousand not too long ago. most around hamilton and campbell county. that's been going on since the noon hour. we have a wind advisory. that goes until 7:00 tonight. that's when the winds will start to die down. the early out. 64 degrees at the airport. west. we have clouds coming in, area great. we don't see any green with it. maybe an isolated sprinkle. most of us staying dry. and suggesting right now. hour-by-hour forecast, we drop midnight. it's still going to be a very mild night. winds will die down. and coming in 15 minutes, we're talking about much better weather tomorrow. one, because winds are dying down tomorrow. it will be even warmer. some rain arrives on sunday. we'll go to the hour-by-hour timing, outdoor plans will be minutes. >> we're following l

middletown. of these areas well north and west will get super cold overnight tonight down into the teens, below zero in some cases. west orange, new jersey right now 13, 12 at islip. you and in the wind this is how it feels outside. it feels like 5 below zero in central park. already feels like 25 below zero in monticello. when you get these cold values, exposed flesh can literally freeze within so you want to stay in if possible and if you are heading outside make sure to bundle up in layers. by 6:00 in the morning temperature in the city down to 2. that would tie a record. that was set 100 years ago on valentine's day back in 1916. minus 11 in monticello. we may get up to 17 during the afternoon as we'll have a lot of sunshine out there. temperatures. clouds increase by early monday and check this out. we got some snow moving into wind chills again in the meantime getting down to 15 below zero by around midnight in the park. getting down to 17 below by sunrise, down to 32 below for a wind chill north and west. quick look at the snowfall totals monday afternoon. this would be during the monday even

a pole snapped in half in millville just west of hamilton was left balancing on the power lines it was holding up. in middletown a tree was uprooted because of strong wind. you could see the older tree leaning there on the power lines to the left. another pole down in industry penalize, kentucky shutting down station road for several hours. the wind broke a utility pole in half. station road has since reopened. czech out other photos just like those on the wlwt app. driver's desperate attempt to out run state troopers ends in a frightening crash. the driver slammed right into an ambulance. the impact was all caught on two separate dash cameras from troopers right in the middle of the chase in middle town. it's nearly 3:00 in the morning back on december 17. that's when ohio state highway patrol troopers say they spotted a man in this white car driving err at cli. in a matter of seconds the pursuit began with the driver reaching speeds of nearly a hundred miles an hour. as fast as it begins, the chase comes to a crashing end. not even two minutes later the white car slams into an ambulance. the driver isn't done

are in the teens with 12-degree reading out of fayetteville out east-west union 17, south williams town 15, and to the north middletown now at 16 degrees. we're picking up snow on the radar, but none of this in indiana, is reaching the ground. the air is simply too dry. there's a weak disturbance coming out of illinois has been producing snow back there, but the edging edge, the northern edge of this is not reaching south. you may find snow north of cincinnati later this morning. otherwise we're looking quiet, 20 at 8:00, 24 at noon, most lee cloudy and 28 at 4:00, after 4:00 this afternoon, we begin to see snow showers move into the area, and those may put down some minor accumulations. if you have plans to go out this evening, you want to stay tuned forecast, if you have valentine's plans more accumulating snow is looking possible for the weekend. right now let's go with jen with a check on traffic. >> reporter: things are quite on the interstates. we have a couple of incidents out there. we do have an incident reported headed in the westbound direction, report of a tractor trailer that has fire and the lane was dro

now just moving into new castle county, middletown seeing the first rain drops, to the west is snow yousome of the northern western suburbs. a few snowflakes mixed in with rain at the beginning and rain takes over as warm air will accompany this storm system. the neighborhood by neighborhood forecast is calling for rain for reading, allentown and quakertown. farther to the north, the wintry mix, including the pocono mountains. for trenton and mt. holly, norristown, all in the 40s. umbrellas necessary this morning and this afternoon. you'll see a rainy day for cape may and rehoboth where the winds will be stronger. 46 degrees, warmer than it is right now in dover. not a huge warmup today. just enough to keep us out of trouble. 42 in west chester, 44 for wilmington and 45 in philadelphia. and warmer weather is to come in spite of the heavy downpours. we've got the extended future weather and i'm back in ten minutes. >> we'll see you then, bill. just about 6:40. time to get a look at traffic. >>> jessica boyington has that and more. jessica? >> 295 popping up with an accident scene, no maj

west. as we go in closer this is in middletown delaware in smyrna you're get, a little bit of a mixed precipitationghway one. in fortescue a little mixed precipitation but it's changed over to snow showers. they're light. on 49 in salem elmer on route 40 even near glassboro on 322 starting to get a little bit of a light snow shower. this is pulling up from the south and west and you can see the brighter shades of pink that are out to the southwest, that's going to pull in through our region as well so some of those snow showers starting to move in from the southwest and in some of those areas temperatures are above freezing right along the coastline here but 33 in millville, just a bit above, holding at the freezing mark all along the i-95 corridor with 29 right now in trenton, matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> new this morning, a crash in philadelphia's port richmond section left three people injured including a two-year-old child. it happened on tacony street near bridge street just before midnight. look at the devastation to that car. investigators say a utility truck was starting to turn w

west of the snow. snow and then ice, then a dplaz glaze on top of that and then rain. we see the pink line creeping up raining now from middletown to sfafrd stafford. we're on the cold side of the system but the warm ear air is moving rapidly to the north. this area of severe weather that's moving through the golf coast is coming our way tomorrow. we're not predicting tornados here, but we are predicting some strong thunderstorms and lots of heavy rain. it's starting to ing to ing to warm up along the coast already. at the jersey shore your temperatures are above freezing. by 8:00 this evening you'll be in the 40s. north and west, you're still getting snow. that's where you'll see the heaviest amounts. you can see the snow and ice moving out as the temperatures warm up. by tomorrow we're in the 40s to near 50. 50s. that's where we see the heaviest rain. 55r degrees tomorrow. todas we were in the mid 20s. remember j t how cold it was yesterday. and then the weather calms down fo ir the rest of this week, 40s and back to the 50s again this weekend with only a slight chance for showers. >>> just a couple of days. the mets first off

although it toward of middletown, another batch is coming down heavier on the state line crossing over into ohio. this will head toward ross and new haven. they are more like flurries on the west side as you head into he will see off and on rounds of light snow as we head into the afternoon. light is the keyword. lake-effect snow will get going as we head into the evening and we will have the potential for additional accumulation overnight. this is being dropped to an advisory for the area. that will continue through 6:00 tomorrow. wilmington has five inches. what to expect, lighter snow showers in that lake effect kicks in. timeline it coming up. lisa: a few communities are under snow emergencies. is. in there are 300 schools on closure today. roads. lisa: dan griffin is live right now area -- now. right now. the roads are such a difference morning. it' s much clearer. s has all know that away. working out there. as you are driving, you will still find some messy spots. there is still some/. if you are just getting out this afternoon, that' s just something to keep in mind. overall, a big improvement. we are tracking from the live mark: we have crews all over the area checkin

middletown delaware, old state road is closed due to flooding. double scan we're watching the last snow showers pushing through. you can see the brighter shades of white to the west. in philadelphia, it's flurries, need i can't mostly flurries, norristown a light snow shower. malvern a brighter shade of white. pottstown, a brighter shade of white. can you catch this area of lavender that's right here, we see that moving along the 30 bypass as well as honeybrook 322. be careful is that is coming down, most of the roads it's melting. a minute ago you're seeing snow in the turn lanes. >>> british police want to thank someone who didn't lend a hand, he lent a foot. he stuck out his foot to help police catch a drug suspect. >>> michigan governor, rick snyder said he will not testify today's hearing the flint water crisis on capitol hill. the flint mayor said the city needs $55 million to remove lead from the water system. a special council for the office said it is possible to see involuntary manslaughter in the case if gross to the legion airs outbreak. >>> pennsylvania authority say two women with the zika virus are traveling outside the country. >>> they were very,

middletown, delaware, in new castle county. even not snowing outside, very slight snow around west goshen, chester county, concord, in delco, readingar, so that's what we're showing this morning, even down in sussex county, delaware. see forward about to get heavier snow, the last gasp of the storm, which is with us through probably the 6:00 hour. we'll get some sunshine throughout the rest of the day, clouds building up maybe flurry or two lake effect we were telling but with the cold air rolling in, overnight, but you probably won't even notice that happening, looks like stays dry the rest of the week. so our concern the cold for the weekends, brutal cold for the weekends, temperatures in the 20's, 30's, windchills, this morning, in the teens and 20's, keep that in mind. dress for about 22, 25 degrees, before you walk out the door, and yep, for this weekend, we are expecting a blast of cold air, right from the north pole, coming on in and sunday looks to be the worse of it high temperature, check it out, 19 degrees, the high on sunday, morning low, is five. windchills below zero, so that would be the worse of the cold, and bumm u

west 12th be road covered in water. this was just a few hours ago. now some road closures in new jersey in belmar, neptune, middletown. coastal flood warning in places along the jersey shore and long island for at least another half hour. let's check the weather. high of 34, tonight light snow, as soon as you get close to two inches, more snow to the south, less to the north. tomemorrow, leftover flurries, 38 for the high. thursday sunny, cloudy, breezy, 31. friday mostly sunny with a high of 29. saturday colder, 23 only for the high. up next on the "today" show with >>> it's fat and spanky tuesday. and we're waiting for our handsome guys to tell all. >> and we have the single and adorable jean carlos. and single dad ben -- >> no, he's not. >> are you telling me something i don't know? >> somebody tell him. >> a question from an e-mail. you will like that one. rachel asks why is it that when a guy finds out that a woman is containable of taking care of herself, money, car, et cetera, he loses interest or is not interested at all. >> i couldn't agree less. i love that. i start working less immediately. i feel like suga

middletown. 7 in monticello. it never got out of the single digits well north and west of the city today. 15 at poughkeepsie and 13 on the island at islip and 16 down the shore at belmar. clear skies in the tristate area but clouds increasing through the middle atlantic states and that leads to some snowfall moving through the lower h ohio valley and that tomorrow. in the meantime, by 7:00 not morning, when you -- in the morning, when you wake untemperatures around 13 or so in the park and some negative numbers or at least single digits north and west of the city. by 1:00 p.m., we probably get our first flakes arriving into new york city. probably begins late morning. areas of central new jersey. now here's the monday evening commute. we're getting some pretty steady snow city right down the i-95 corridor here. it's starting switching over to rain right along the coast at that point. south shore of long island and that jersey shore and that gradually comes north by 10:00 p.m. probably raining here in the city. still snowing well north and west but even areas well to the north will change over to rain by early tues

west to start with. as far as philadelphia is concerned, there you can see the light snowfall and that band in upper montgomery county will be moving through this morning. a snowy start for wilmington, middletown and salem county as well as new jersey. then we'll be drying out. 31 degrees. this dropped down to 31, one degree down in the last hour. the 20s north and west, slippier spots, expect to font major roads have been treated but walkways and some driveways wilç be a bit slick to start with this morning. the snow, to start with, will be tapering off by 8:00 this morning. by 10:00, 11:00, we'll see breaks of sunshine. by 2:00 this afternoon, the temperatures warmer. look at the wind at 19 degrees, that will make it feel colder through the day. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. jessica boyington following first alert traffic. >> we did have an earlier accident on the 30 bypass approaching route 202 northbound on the off ramp, the second in the same spot of the day. that is cleared out of the way. we want to stress to you watch getting on and off the ramps to any of the majors. the majors may seem clear but you'll find slippery spots on the ramps. on

snow might be getting little heavier around west bradford here chester county, hole and, pa, easton, pa, getting some snow, as well, not finish yet in middletown delaware either in new castle county southern delaware not immune. most every sussex county, gently falling snow. so this lasts for little while longer by 8:00 i think it will all be gone, and then we get ready for some sunshine, breezes will pick up little bit as colder air moves in behind the storm. more than 24 hours storm, maybe few flurries, lake effect flurries in the overnight hours, it get colder, and actual temperatures, back down into the 20's, even in the city, overnight tonight. we've got 32 in the city right now, 20's to the north of us, but all of our windchills are in the 20's this morning, or the teens, and feels like 17 in lancaster, feels like 14 up in mount pocono, so, you think this is cold? wait until the weekends, polar vortex, cold arctic air coming into our area, in time for valentine day, so, today, 38 degrees. tomorrow, it is cold, 27 is the high. twenty-nine is the high on friday. two high on saturday, don't even make it to 20 degrees valentine day sunday. d

middletown. the meters at monticello are still hibernating. we'll look at 31 around west orange to the park. so we'll be looking at chilly wind. we'll be looking at real feel starting out in the teens this morning. we get to about 37 later on this afternoon. normal average afternoon temperature is about 42 degrees. well, we're going to have some chilly weather today and tomorrow. we'll talk about the weekend next. >>> it's weather then heather. every seven minutes, we've got that going. >> reporter: unfortunately, we already have an accident investigation. 22 westbound into springfield avenue. we have all lanes closed down in springfield, new jersey. 45 and 6 fast track. as you head over here onto the belt parkway, there is some flooding, but the roadway is passable. we have our street-cleaning rules in effect. lori, over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> two mta bus drivers take a beating behind the wheel in separate encounters. new at 4:30, we're hearing from the victim in the latest attack. mallory hoff has the new interview. mallory? >> reporter: lori, good morning. when you get on a bu

check out south jersey middletown ship high school live look, here, we are looking at 46 degrees with mostly clear skies, west this wind direction is key today for inland spots. really warming us up. forty-seven is where we should be this time of the year, friday, saturday well below that in the low to mid 40's. yum pink to 60 degrees. the trend continues for monday, and lets do it gannon tuesday, upper 50's. we are running well above average and more tonight, the spring, just two weeks from daylight savings time where we turn clocks ahead one hour. sunset will be after 7:00 o'clock on sunday march 13th and spring officially a arrives, march 20th, 21 days away and 36 days from averaging 60. we're already there right new for next couple of taste, phillies opener coming in at 43 days from today. here's the reason for warmer pattern. we had jet stream more flat now. you get pacific air moving across the u.s. and warms up by the time it hits east coast. highs zero to 5 degrees above average. then we will change it up by end of the week. the winter weather fans will get their shot of colder air by the end of the w

upper makefield, middletown, trenton, bordentown even bristol seeing a few light snow showers. the highest accumulations came of course north and westiladelphia where temperatures fell below freezing and the snow stuck for the most part eagle pa6.5-inches. glenn moore 4.3. hokessin 3.3. willow grove two point five and philadelphia too warm to stick a half an inch of snow at the airport. right now, it is 34 degrees in the city but look upstream over the great lakes to the northern plains. temperatures in the teens, international falls six below zero. and some of that cold is moving our way. we're going to be seeing the winds picking up during tomorrow afternoon with some colder air moving in and by thursday morning, our first blast of arctic air moves in with westerly winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. so this is windy for wednesday afternoon evening and into thursday morning. threats then that second blast of cold will be moving in friday night and into saturday. this is going to be really the core of the cold air so when we wake up sunday morning we will be feeling wind chills 15 to 25 below zero. haven't seen in that a long time.

northwest of middletown. this is moving pretty much south and east. we'll continue to move it lebanon, you're under the flurry activity right now. we have the snow shower activity up to the north and west of cincinnati and fayette county and north of con norville and indiana. that's going to definitely lower the visibility less than a mile. i'll be tracking it hour-by-hour coming in few minutes. >> good police work turns into bad luck. >> zachary is charged with four robberies after a busy week in northern kentucky. he's suspected in at least one more. >> and joe webb, live from covington, where they just ran out. >> police say zachary is a busy guy whose crime spree ended up yesterday afternoon. france, as it turns out, was actually photogenic. pictures led to his capture, not >> and zachary prince's mug shot is the only picture that matters to police tonight. >> started monday. >> and they september the surveillance photos. the guys in the circle k in errlanger, the same guy tried to rob him earlier on monday >> and compare the pictures, it was the same suspect. clothing description matched slight variation. next day was quiet. banks in edgewood, sent police photos of a guy, that ask

west. we'll see you for l.a. good morning tri-state.it's 8-56. and tying up a middletown man with his own oxygen tank cord will face a judge this morning. 65-year-old david caldwell says one of the suspects hit him in the head with a fake gun while three others took his television... prescription drugs and a *pepsi.*he says he knows one of the suspects... 45 year old kimberly moland. moland and the other defendants are facing robbery, charges. thursday forecast with very northwest. roads should be mainly wet today as much of our snow that falls will melt. up to 1" of snow possible by later this afternoon, mainly [cheers and applause] michael." today from "once upon a time" and "zootopia," ginnifer goodwin! and she's back at stephanie tanner in the new series, "fuller house," jodie sweetin. plus, another member of our studio audience will walk away with a bunch of benjamins as we continue "live's" oscar countdown game. all next on "live!" [captioning made possible by disney abc-domestic television]

west winds at 21, it's cold, a windchill of 22 degrees, you will notice temperatures ranging from around the freezing mark in oxford to around 30 in williams town, hillsborough, 31, middletown 37 degrees. so a few degrees either side of freezing. low 30s on average through the morning. snow showers ending, some flurries will linger through the morning and into the afternoon, we see the redevelopment of scattered snow showers, which may bring an additional inch of accumulation in some spots. upper 30s late day. some of those snow showers may mix with a little rain as we get warmer this afternoon. this is part of a big area of low pressure that brought the rain yesterday. it's exiting to the northeast of us, on the back of it, we have the snow showers continuing. but these are going to start to taper off as we get through the evening. with the little disturbance, more snow showers, by tonight, they're gone. they may linger as it may come off of lake michigan into tomorrow morning. do expect flurries, and isolated snow shower, especially north of cincinnati tomorrow morning. a cold day coming tomorrow. we will be in mid-30s for highs tomorrow, but by saturday, we start to see

middletown. flood warnings continue through the rest of the morning, for mercer county, and out to our west, it isdegrees in philadelphia, right now, but from here on this, we look for temperatures to drop throughout the rest of the day through the 40's, and 40 degrees, tomorrow, but it will feel even chillier than that. so, tomorrow, will be winter coat day for sure. 44 degrees on saturday. a chilly day, but then sunday up into the upper 50's, so, nice change, warm change, middle of the weekends, bob kelly? >> twisting the kids arm trying to get them to put a coat on after the warm temps we've been dealing with, 7:49. morning, everybody, accident on the schuylkill. this is westbound, involving, this tanker truck here. right at vare avenue. so, anyone leaving south philadelphia, coming over the walt whitman bridge, trying to get in toward the city, the wind rocking the camera, penndot moving it off, focus there, so westbound accident at vare. south on 95, heavy cottman through girard. some power issues across the board, on all of the regional rail lines. they had sole trouble getting the cars star

manageable but the wind makes it feel raw. 43 in brick up to middletown, that warm air is starting to creep in. wind chills still in the 20s north and west, you get a sense of that the pink into parts of orange, sullivan, light rain then this big area of low pressure, lots of lift and instability, more risk of tornados in the south, snow blinding at times through the land of lincoln and ice into parts of the break. yesterday we did have one or two observations high park, two was just a trace of snow not much the concern shifts to rain, 2 to 3 inches of rain before that line sets up if there is any training along that line that's where we could be dealing with some flooding and wouldn't take much to move this just a bit you know what happens when you get that kind of total through west chester county the major arteries there. that's over night tonight into tomorrow when you are really going to reap those big totals heavy pockets by this afternoon that push of warm air and busy over night tonight, thunderstorms and those gusty winds could see 50 miles per hour wind gusts blustery and cooler, thursday you'll hit the high and cool down durin

middletown at 58. it is mild and warmer up state than it is here. 56 in albany, 57 in philly but charleston, west virginia at 34. this is the turn around. the cold air will wing it's way in on a west wind and northwest reenforcing tomorrow. once again fun with statistics, 60 goes down in the books as a high at midnight. your extremes for the day. a mix of sun and clouds and then sunset at 5:42. these winds really feeling it in long island as the storms gained strength but we did have 50 miles per hour winds for much of new jersey. laguardia was at 55, stony brook was at 67 for a peak wind gust. and these totals as promises one to three inches and that's exactly what played out. white plains about an inch and a half. look at pough keep see. two and a half inches of rain. lingering flooding concerns. a warning in the bright green flood advisory for bergen and rockland county. middle stone and the river moderate flooding but do be mindful of that it's going to be an issue around the area. the rest of the day the showers will pin wheel in and then we have the cold air just waiting to mid 50s for a good part o