of the two storms we are tracking. looking at our velocity scan still heavy rotation with that storm up to manatee county. as of right now this is just west of keen town near county road 39 west of the duet area as well. an area we did see a tornado move through earlier in the year and did some damage there. again another reminder if you are in a mobile home that is not a safe spot for you to be, so you need to find a sturdier structure to take shelter. or you are actually better off going outside and lying in a ditch, getting out of that mobile home. even very weak tornadoes can completely toppled trees these over. >>> we are tracking that continuing to move to the northeast. the latest scan looks like we are not seeing that really well defined what we would call a tornado vortex signature. so looking like this may be weakening, although it could be a brief weakening and we could still see some activity beginning to pulse up. we are also tracking the severe thunderstorm warning right along the sarasota county so back toward venice, inglewood you are still under that until one pm this afternoon. the potential for strong gusty winds in exc

of school children at home. good morning washington. toss to eileen winter storm warning in effect for all counties west of i-95 through 10am. winter weather advisory in effect for d.c. and counties east of i-95 through 10am. flood watch in effect for the entire viewing area through 11pm. today: heavy rain through early afternoon. breezy and milder. highs: 46-54 winds: se -> w 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. some refreezing possible. lows: 27-34 winds: nw 5-10 mph mostly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 45-49 winds: nw 5-10 mph as our stormwatch coverage continues-- federal agencies are operating on a 3 hour delay- with option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework concerns over icy weather are also prompting several school closings and delays this morning. in virginia-- schools in spotsyvania county and fauquier county are closed this morning. joining them-- loudoun county, prince william county, shenandoah county, and rappahannock county schools-- all closed. in maryland-- calvert county, allegany county, charles county, and st. mary's county schools are all closed this morning. not everyone is throwing in the day.

most of us stay dry, however, our west va. counties and counties boarding west va. will see scattered light snow showers. the wind will be a huge factor. we could have gusts over 50 mph, especially in our highest elevations west of the blue ridge parkway. the saturated could cause trees to fall. friday will start windy. the wind will gradually weaken through friday evening. temperatures will top out in the lower 40s. saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s. sunday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. monday looks partly to mostly cloudy with a few isolated showers possible. temperatures will top out in the upper 50s and breezy with highs in the middle 50s. . turning back to the forecast... and cooler with highs in the upper 40s. most of us stay dry, however, our west va. counties and counties boarding west va. will see scattered light snow showers. the wind will be a huge factor. we could have gusts over 50 mph, especially in our highest elevations west of the blue ridge parkway. the saturated ground along with the high wi

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it was a large tornado which was on the and i was just checking, danner, reports in fayette county which west of picket counties. we're going to see some rain of our own copping up -- coming up. it's a 100 percent chance for rain. so all of us are going to get the rain. heavy rain will start in the morning and persist in the afternoon. we'll see the rain ending by wednesday night. and you may be hearing some thunder as thunderstorms and listening may be possible. the temperature has stayed about the same all day. we've had cloudy skies, and generally dry weather. we have seen drizzles across the mountains as well. 46 in lynchburg. 45 roanoke, 50s in the southside. if you have something outside that i don't want to get wet and rained on, bring it in this evening. when you wake up in the morning, this is a look at wednesday at 7:00 a.m. you can see that rain moving in from the west. the heaviest of the rain will be after 7:00 a.m.-late morning hours and lunchtime. here's a look at your weather at lunchtime. here's 12:30. very heavy rain for much of us across the heart of virginia. this pocket of r

we are seeing the warning for alexander county until 12:30, for the eastern half of the county. west of taylorsville, millersville, you are probably not getting much of anything out of this. it is this one half a county, until 12:30, another 29 minutes. there's the heaviest of the cell moving north of 64, before long, this will head to wilkes county. i am concerned about the new cells redeveloping north of 85 and 74 in gaston county, high shoals, lincolnton, you can see the lightning associated with these as well. we have a severe thunderstorm warning until 12:45, mecklenburg gaston county, iredell,, at one point they were moving 65 miles per hour. that could bring down trees and burke county, we are hearing about trees down. give us the hate on what he is hearing from his sources. >> basically trees down, that's the issue so far today in burke, caldwell, catawba, and alexander counties. i am on highway 16 and i-40, on the bridge. there are blue skies to the west of me, gray dark scary clouds to the east of me. the trees are blowing. at this point there's no rain at this spot. part o

if you have travel plans west of county, there will be sleet and snow in the mountains as well as the blue ridge mountains in toward roanoke in the elevationstoward roanoke in the elevations. you can see some snow in that direction. just wet weather down through south side. temperatures right now are mostly above freezing the 30s and 40s. we don't have any issues with icy roads for now. coming up a little later, we will let you know when all of us will see a chance for snow. >> danner: thank you, george. we are taking a live look at the roads for new lynchburg. our v dot camera route 460 in lynchburg at the canyon exit. things are running smoothly out there right now, but you can see there are wet roads out there as well. so be careful if you are headed out tonight. >>> well, we are also watching storm tracks for you this evening. annie andersen spent the day in craig county. and live in roanoke tonight. >> reporter: well, today, there was plenty of preparing for this winter weather. this is v dot's camera up on interstate 81 in montgomery county. you can see it just starting to snow

counties considering hiking school fees by double-digit percentages. michael lopardi learned new growth is feeling the need for new schools. >> reporter: new homes popping up in west side of orange county. fees are passed on to buyers. the fees are usually added into the sale price which is why you do not hear a lot about them. the money is used to pay for schools as new homes are built. >> building has increased dramatically over the last three or four years. >> reporter: she is leading a panel recommending new rates. increases between 35-77% depending on the type of home built. townhomes expected to get their own rate this year. >> it is not at the high, it is higher than it was in 2011 but certainly not as high as it was in 2007 when we went through this before. >> reporter: she says the height is needed to cover the cost of school construction purchasing land greater orlando buildings association says members struggle with the same

off to the back and south and west of sampson county. you are actually in the clear now. north and east. moving areas outside of the area 1:00. the worst part is an taylor's bridge and delaware. we will look at the velocity. it has intensified a little bit. switching modes on the radar. there is hail possibly on the backside of this. up toward taylor's bridge. this is where we see the wind turning and twisting we see some of this act toward -- back toward this area as well. we will step over to the weather wall. a tornado warning in effect in under a tornado warning until 1:00. long. this is moving pretty quick. if you are in the path of the tornado, you do not want to be on the second floor. you do not want to be upstairs. instead, go to the first floor. most damage occurs on the top stay away from windows. it is not like the movies. flying glass. most damage occurs oni know a lot of houses do not have a basement. if you have a basement, that is the safest place. if you do not, and interior room a lot of lightning. active lightning strikes with this. this will pass south

it's out on the very fringes of the area but it's extreme western areas of sussex county not in the same basically of not too far west of waverly. as i zoom in here you can see waverly up there in the center of your screen well here is and of course that's in sussex county. we now have a new tornado warning out for sussex county not the part of the county that waverly is located in but that line is headed toward you. so all the people coming in from other neighboring communities to help western sussex county right now here it is brunswick din way the greens villain suspects under a tornado warning until six doppler indicated tornado located seven miles north of the community of war and ten that's not warrant a northern virginia that's warranted in this southern parts here of the state moving northeast this one is sixty mph to be near seventy at five forty broad next and gaspar get around forty five forty five brunswick at five fifty lawrenceville at five fifty five and then alberta at six p m other areas include edgerton warfield princes mills fields crossroad to randolph an anti boone's corner cochran and calla vill

up until a couple of minutes ago we had a tornado warning al four areas of washington county just to the west of pearl county and we have some viewers down there that storm is getting ready to cross the albemarle sound in the next fifteen minutes or

snow for the suburbs, but the front range,s was buckhorn mountain, in larimer koun, just to the west of -- county, just west of fort collins. in denver, officially at dia, we recorded 11.3 inches of snow. but the average for the entire month of february in denver is 5.7 inches of snow. so that means just out of this storm alone, we got about twice as much as we normally get for the entire month of february. as for right now, most of the falling snow is moving out of heeshg but these temperatures are going to get very cold tonight. and ed greene will fill you in on the forecast tonight. cbs4 news. >>> quite a site, justin, thanks. the main roads and highways are wet, but clear, just getting out of your driveway can be a tough task, now, in denver, plows do plan to hit those residential denver's highlands neighborhood for us, and stan, those plows passing by can make it hard just to get to your car. >>reporter: you know, it, jim, just enough snow to get the residential plows out on city. they don't do a full job, but just enough so that you can get here's an idea. take a look at this street, on hoo

the best chance of rain is falling north and west of wake county across northern portions of orange, durham, also into grandville and vance. temperatures are cooler, 43 in raleigh, 43 in durham and lewisburg, 42 in henderson. rim, yesterday, at this time we were in the 50s. remember a jacket, make it a rain jacket for today as well. 48 in fayette april clinton. 46 in goldsboro. here a look at your forecast, not only rain but a little fog making the way for low visibility, take your time, 49 at lunchtime, mainly cloudy there, and cooler throughout the afternoon, a high of only 52. rain possible for the evening drive home. won't be a wash out but it will be a gloomier day. i will have more on the storm right now here a look at traffic through the i-40 and lake wheeler road. you can see plenty of cars for this early hour. the good news is no slow downs to report and no slow downs on i-540. you can see we are all on the green. if you are on i-540, that's about 59 miles per hour this morning a little slower just because we are seeing a lot of waterton roadway, if you are moving eastbound

from hernando, the western parts of pasco county. west of i-75. good downpours moving into the southern part of pinellas county. western parts of manatee. you can see the progress rolling along generally in a northeasterly way. you are getting some very good surprised at that amount. almost two inches of rain in citrus county in a relative short amount of time. rain comes through, looks like the west chase area north of downtown saint petersburg. some strong downpours. generally dry inland. you can see folks in polk county haven't seen rain yet. but will see some. it will likely lose some of its steam but it is certainly out there. the sun is back but it is much, much cooler. so bring a jacket, a sweater if you are headed out there. also, a bit of a breeze kicking up. 65 degrees at 7:00 p.m. still going to remanned mild. the humidity still in the atmosphere. the rain chances are out here as well hour by hour. dropping to near 49 degrees there at 4:00 a.m. chilly, 45 degrees. starting some clearing taking place with the sun coming back in the aftern

side of 270, you're in most of fairfax county. certainly west of mclane. and loudoun county. out toward prince george's. you're done. you're done with the severe weather. >> topper, just track it on cg18, that storm coming out of ladysmith. i'm looking at that one, toward dahlgren. waldorf around 7. and brandy wine, 7:07. we gotta watch that line here until maybe about 8:00, 8:30, before it completely clears through. and even stuff by richmond could take aim toward the northern neck of parts of saint mary's county. >> yeah. i don't think they'll be out of the woods until 8:00, 9:00. that's the storm mentioned. negotiate of richmond and south of fredericksburg that howie is tracking. that co and north humber land. reedville, too. and st. mary's city as well. so the good news is, we're not seeing the prolific tornado warnings we saw earlier tonight, earlier today. so that's good. this whole area is now is moving off to the north and east with the arrows. and that is heading toward our friends. now, we do have the tornado warnings south of fredericksburg. we t

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just west of boone county, you can see there is a kink in the bridge because of ice jam. what happened was they saw a whole sheet of ice had come through so they did not see any open water at that point. the bridge is about 100 years old but still, they have never seen it before where they have they are worried about the bridge and that it may actually fall apart. we will give you much more updates about what is causing in these counties in central iowa. live, i will's news leader. mark: let's -- mollie: let's check in with frank. frank: we did see the sunshine but now we are rolling and a few more clouds in the afternoon. you see the satellite radar perspective, rule lower clouds across the state. beautiful sunrise for many of us. melting what is left of the snow. not a lot is left. winds are relatively calm and will be throughout the rest of the day. mainly a cloudy afternoon. temperatures 44 degrees by 2:00. the eight day forecast, unseasonably warm temperatures continue. we will let you know more coming up. mollie: every uniformed des moines police officer will soon b

now, i still expect some raindrops to be mixing in especially as you move west of clermont county but around the 275 loop we have a lot of fog. lower visibility's less than half a mail to most places and adams county, that's where we're seeing the first real snowflakes. and we've been seeing snow through highland county, adams county, as well, and now moving eventual brown county. i suggest with some of these areas over to dry ridge and falmouth that we're seeing some rain mix in with that and areas northwest of cincinnati not really seeing any precipitation fall but we do have a lot of fog in the area. we still have that winter weather advisory set until tomorrow morn at 10:00 for the areas shaded in purple. coming up, we'll track the rain and snow hour by hour, and that's in 10 minutes. back to you. >> a uc police officer shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. tonight the firm doing an independent rue of the department got an earful from residents. >> yeah, the meeting ran longer than expected tonight. and a lot of things to say about uc's police department. >> we're not going

i think north and west of the city, orange county, northern bergen, rocklin county, points north of that, you have tough problems out there on the to 1:00 p.m., on-again off- again precipitation. then 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., heavy bouts of rain through the area. these temperatures go way up. you see the pink, that's the treacherous stuff where the ice is falling or actually falling on the surface, take a look, we showed you before, bergen county, you get into morris county, sussex county, a good chunk of ice that is falling out there. take a look at the dynamics, there's more moisture to come. it's going to make its way in and i believe that the timeline i gave till 4:00 a.m., you can still be dealing with the wintry mix out there. then into some rain. if you pick up 0.1 inch of ice, it doesn't just go away in a couple hours. even though temperatures are going up, by post commute, you'll be fine out there.

sprinkles north of frederick and also back in the panhandle of west virginia, jefferson county and west of leesburg u but nothing heavy, and a couple of sprinkles off to the south. now, the winds are still gusting at 35 miles per hour in frederick and they will be a factor tonight and tomorrow. not as strong tonight into tomorrow but it will drive the wind chills down, and right now, it feels like 31 in gaithersburg and 31 in frederick and 36 in leesburg and 37 in fairfax. in the upper 30s and low 40s and by 10:00, in the 30s, 37 in gaithersburg and 37 in frederick and 38 in bowie. and by morning, the temps, upper 20s, low 30s, and focus on the wind chills. it feels like the teens and 20s as you walk the kids to the bus stop. we'll come back and talk about winter actually leaves. >>> we have new information on the murder of a soldier that happened six months ago today. police and u.s. army investigators are offering a $20,000 reward for tip that is lead to the ciks and killing of karen ramirez who was found shot to death. she was married but lived alone with her 5-month-old baby girl. t

west of amellia. >> getting west of claremont counties. again, most of adams county, still seeing some light flakes or flurries. into areas in northern robinson county. and we are, those are on. temperatures lingered and you could see down to the west. a, a little clearing and central portions of ind quanna. we're looking at mostly clear skies later this evening. temperatures right now, around freezing for am mill top. and 34 our next fec back to you. >> . >> planners are hoping a brewery will help the redevelopment. brink brewing will soon be college hill's first brewery. the owner says the tap room and brewery will be like a coffee shop but with beer. drink plans to have eight to 12 beers on tap they are planning to open before the end of the year. >>> after a disappointing finish in iowa, donald trump steps up his efforts in the first nation's primary. it took a break from his attacks against rival, ted cruz in the campaign trail in new hampshire. day after accusing cruz, with officials looking over the campaign mailers. trump was leading in the polls in iowa before a last minute surge from cruz.

just some clusters out across the gulf of mexico and heading out to the east-northeast and it will head to charlotte county and most everything out here to the west of colyer county and still 100 or so miles away getting close to the beaches and we'll watch what's going on off to the west and we'll watch what happens overhead as showers try to bubble up and i think our best chances come in after 3:00 p.m. and could see isolated strong storms and the warmth, humidity and the breezy conditions is what you will see the rest of the dad. by the way, as soon as tomorrow morning, cooler and dryer weather back in and you notice the winds out of the south at 15 to 20 and the warm breeze, 84 opa-locka and 83 fort lauderdale and we're at 81 in marathon and we'll start to level off the temperatures at 84 this afternoon and more clouds building in and the rain chances after 3:00. the timing not great leading into the evening commute and we'll keep you up-to-date if anything becomes severe. here is the threat tracker and the tornado risk will be going down and the heavy rain threat not really present and it's the gusty winds that could certainly come into play

county. southeastern sections of montgomery county. maybe as far west of silver but hammer time now in charles county. and also down toward the northern neck. we get to the 8:00, 9:00 hour. this now 8:00 p.m. now, la plata, waldorf. if you're going to have a rough ride, going toward annapolis in the next day or so. if you can go quickly, go quickly. don't speed. obviously. if not, just stay, do extra work. >> hey, topper -- >> by 1:30, we're all se >> i want to give you the timetable on this little tracker and let you know what we're expecting. the core of this doppler- indicated tornado. looks like it's west of quantico now. west of fredericksburg. it's moving, 55, 60 miles an hour. this is at 55 miles per hour. conservative, dale city. 5:44. fairfax, 5:49. d.c. rockville, 6:08. so we're tracking these storms as they move off to the northeast. and i may even want to draw that a little more to the east than i was doing. so maybe re direction. we put it toward mount vernon. silver spring at 6:02. again, we have been tracking doppler indicated funnel clou

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county. >>> michael, thank you. chief meteorologist dennis phillips has heavy rain in the bay area. >>> jamison this is the same area attached to what to what what severe weather. one hundred west of pinellas county and the lightning has picked up. as we look to future cast over the next several hours, it will roll in overnight and could have an impact on your morning commute. we will take a closer look >>> a tornado causing damage to ten homes in escambia county. emergency crews receiving reports of people trapped and they are going through the debris and the storm causing thousands of power outages in north florida. >>> burglaries stealing more than one thousand dollars of electronics at a clear water hotel. reporter mike pa loosa with more. >> reporter: we are talking at least four guest rooms hit in a matter of minutes and burglars had free reign of the entire 9th floor. 18-year-old camry clark is not smiling in her booking photo and there is a good reason. she faces a litany of felony charges. la and a 5-year-old man broke into four separate hotel rooms. >> we have been here four times and always been secure. the hyatt for the next week. >> yesterday was a bigger crowd becaus

there is an area to the west of philadelphia. berks county and lancaster county, some sports of the western edge of chester county that got as much as 4 inches or month and some spots as high as 6 inches and another line where we got 1 to 3 and the general accumulation for from was 1 to 3 inches and some of it came early yesterday and then melted before the more significant amounts came in last night so it's possible in cases where the official amount is 4 inches or better that is not what you saw on your lawn, in any event it's gone at this point and as we look at satellite the cloud cover has thinned out as we have seen the departure of that snow. and it was on the snowy side for a while there and on the gray side this morning. as we start this up, you can see the clouds are thinning out and ground is showing through and if you were outside over the past couple of hours, you see sun mixing with clouds and nice gaps opening up through all of that. temperatures are imperfecting too. 35 degrees in philadelphia and any icy sidewalks or side roa

of that fence. also in volusia county, firefighters contained a scheduled burn that got out of control. chopper 2 was over the lake ashby cove subdivision yesterday, just west of i-95 and south of state road 44 in new smyrna beach. the flames jumped the fire lines with -- when a tractor trailer got stuck in a ditch. at one point, the iron even got within 200 yards of a home. eric: let' s talk about -- michelle: let' s talk about whether. we' ve been talking about severe weather. is it passed us, are we in the clear? eric: not yet. we are watching little guys try to pop up. if we get a bit of sunshine, that is going to destabilize the atmosphere. that is what is beginning to happen. you can' t tell from this vantage point, that is looking towards lake eola park. of us and even west of orlando. 75 degrees current temperature. look at those wins. south at about 40 miles per hour. we are gusting into the 20 and 30 mile-per-hour range. even near 40 miles per hour near daytona beach. here' s a look at our first alert doppler radar. i want to take you in closer to show you some of these guys out west of us. this is what we will watch closely because as these move

county. it's moving northeast at 60. those areas of franklin county, tornado warning in effect. warren until 5:45. capable of producing a tornado, seven miles west. hour. the bottom line is, we have mentioned that, northern wake county, tornado warning in effect. potentially. then you go southward into cumberland county. that cell is jumping over the border. >> it is. we have been watching this for the past 20 minutes. if you live in and around the gray's creek area along interstate 95 you need to take it's going to be between the creek which is on it right now. that is a brand-new scam. it looks to be staying south of fayetteville. anchor: technically fayetteville is under the warning. we want folks there to take cover, east side of town. eastern harnett county now, tornado warning in effect. all those areas need to take cover. if you're just joining us that new warning in effect for northern wake county into franklin county, that is a tornado warning, a potential tornado near wake forest moving northeast at 50-60 miles per hour. you notice the warning includes roseville down towards interstate 540. i think they are ok because that storm is mov

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across polk county, southern sections of rutherford county, downtown spartanburg, getting some rain, the heavy showers towards boiling springs and close to gaffney. and then farther to the west, into pickens county, and southern parts of greenville county, we've got heavy rain falling there. those individual showers are moving to the northeast through simpsonville, piedmont, on up towards 85. so again, a rough drive for a we'll keep the chance for showers in the forecast overnight. and with that rain, continuing through much of the day tomorrow, and on into wednesday, overall rain totals could range from 2-3 inches. as i mentioned, the main system arrives during the day on wednesday. we have isolated severe storms possible, most likely before lunchtime, a better chance of severe weather on wednesday, in the afternoon and evening for the midland and over to the coast. so we'll keep track on what's out there now and talk more about the forecast in a few minute scombls thank you. a memorial dedicated to this man , sparked a new battle over separation of church and state. it's not the man upsetting anyone. >> it's about the cross that was placed in his honor, the cross is embedd

west. the five sweeps of power doppler radar, little bit of rain still back to the west, cleveland county, extends up toward west of lincolnton toward maiden and hickory, the back edge approaching statesville down to cornelius, i-77. south of there, extends to the east of ballantyne parkway, over toward weddington, indian trail, mint hill, allen community, monroe in the rain. quickly moving off toward the east. mountains don't clear out, rest of us will see decent amount of sunshine. the clouds but look at this by 8:00, back edge of the clouds according to the model is just to the east of us here on i-77. while the mountains deal with showers. by late morning we're all until a decent amount of sunshine, but increasing clouds as we track our next frontal system which will arrive tonight, you can see high clouds at first and low clouds, most of this is going to be light rain, some snow in the mountains, nothing all that heavy. current conditions in charlotte, from hd tower cam, we have rain falling, 38 degrees, not much of a breeze right now. we will warm up nicely, already you've got tempera

west of the area. loudoun county, fauquier, jefferson and berkeley county in west virginia. spotsylvania county we have the flash flood warnings there. we have flash flood watch in a large portion of the area lighted up in green for you across the area. that is the story for several more hours. the torrential rain has to go somewhere. in the street and creeks and the ponds. low lying interintersections. that is an issue. traffic is impacted by the downpour. at the tail end of the rush hour. has it been ugly or what, jamie sullivan? jamie: ugly but a different sense. i'm not seeing as many crashes popping up. major issues. i'm seeing a lot of the standing water. you can see here this is right in downtown bethesda. this is water comes down, this whole lane is completely taken out. this at elk street and arlington road. you can see the car starts to push through there will be a lot of road spray. hydroplaning is an issue we're seeing. be car taking you right now in certain areas. so if you travel on the inner ten-mile stretch is an hour currently. traveling d.c. 295 northbound t

we begin with breaking news out of cleveland county west of charlotte where a couple died after a crash in a house explosion. >> it happened around 10:30 last night, it happened around then triggering explosions at their home. at least two people killed, fire crews are on the scene cleaning up debris and making sure the gas is turned on. >>> two decades after a shaw university student is murder, a jury could start deliberating against the man accused of killing her. >> investigators charged chris mcqueen. wral's julia sims joins us outside the justice center. >> reporter: jurors announced it would not present any evidence leaving them to consider results of a new dna test as well as testimony from witnesses about things they recall from 20 years ago. jurors heard from friends of lacoy mcqueen who even now some 20 years later broke down on the stand, when talking about the shaw university student. they testified lacoy mcqueen had been pregnant, and her boyfriend, chris lawing, and nc state student at the time wanted her to have an abortion. witnesses told jurors the couple argued and whe

in the zone up here north and west of orange county, anywhere from about, say, leesburg up through eustis up to ocala. be looking for decent frost during the overnight. the low in orlando this evening will tumble to 40 before tomorrow morning's sunrise. overnight and a cool start tomorrow. here's tomorrow. >> tom: tomorrow morning at 8 a.m., it will be 46 degrees. 62 degrees by noon. daytime high tomorrow, 67, which again is 8 degrees below normal. loads of sunshine and no rain, but it's going to be a chilly one. tomorrow's high, 67. overnight low tomorrow night, 4 or 5 degrees warmer than we will be tonight for the low. the warm-up is already starting. by sunday, warmer. 74. back to work on monday, the daytime high goes to 77 degrees. tuesday, our daytime high is 79. we're well above normal by mid-week wednesday with a daytime high of 80. we have another cold front coming in here next thursday. we'll run rain chances back up at that time. >> lisa: thank you, tom. be sure to join us live on news we'll be broadcasting the final solar bears game of the season. and helping fight homelessness

a good hit of rain over the next 15 to 20 minutes and that line west of cleveland through portions of lorain county as well. getting rain. river, north homestead, strongsville, brunsville, medina you are next as this moves west-east. no thunder. a good dose of wet weather outside of mansfield and ashton. colder air again. that's gonna be the big weather story through the overnight and tomorrow morning. this will fly in as we head difference. look what's happening out west. they are getting snow in blizzard warnings out. iowa. though after the caucuses. night. away from the polls. it will be interesting to see maybe in preparation for the big snow on tuesday. so hour by hour for us temperatures tomorrow morning around 40. we will fall through the 30s in the morning time and then is the afternoon. overnight. the 50s but then quickly we morning. so almost a 20-degree drop from tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies. out. so for the most part we are talking about mainly cloudy skies and any rain showers that 38 tonight. high tomorrow 38. cloudy skies and a good 20 degrees cooler. seven-day forecast. tem

of which producing serious weather. a third one which the thunderstorm warning for that one has just been dropped from sampson county up into parts of johnston and wayne county. so, west of goldsboro south of smithfield you can see the line of storms that goes down into parts of roseboro and that's producing heavy rain and the potential for some gusty winds. just just because we don't have a thunderstorm warning doesn't mean the storm can't reproduce that. or cause problems a lot to watch out for. but ace talked about giant area of circulation that on the front side is proking severe weather -- producing severe weather but the backside is not a wintry mess like we have but real winter stuff like snow and sleet and ice. and some of that will make it into our mountains in the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning. so, fresh powder up there if skiing. so here's good news. and this just updated, literally in the last couple minutes buckets tornado watch that was in effect for all of central north carolina dropping. weather service drop it for most of our area. that doesn't mean that the worst is over wu just mean to neighedo he threat is over -- but just means the to

now you can see that most of the current rain is parked over to the west of us and a closer look shows you that western chester countyaround oxford and also areas of the eastern shore of maryland just to the west of new castle county, delaware, starting to pick up some steadier stuff. if you have plans to head down i-95 this morning toward edgewood maryland and baltimore, you're probably going to get wet pretty quickly and a couple of sprinkles down in middletown delaware and parts of southern new castle county. as we take a look outside we have sky6 in philadelphia still dry waiting on the rain but it is definitely coming. here is the current temperature profile. we're at 43 degrees in philadelphia. your winds are fairly light for now as that storm system gets closer to us later in the day, though, the winds will pick up and will get rather blustery. future tracker6 picking up the rain and the main story is that between now and noon you start to see he that rain filtering in all the way down to philadelphia. could even start to get a little bit on the steady side up in the northern and western suburbs, places like t

but more moisture still out 125 miles to the west of citrus county. that means, yes, a few isolated showers possible overnight into the early, early morning sunday. by about 8:00, we'll be completely done with those few sprinkles. chilly, though. 42 degrees, crystal river, carraway. 48 degrees. st. pete, 50. when you add in the winds which will be gutty out of the northwest, it's going to feel even colder than those actual air temperatures, feeling like the upper 30s across the nature coast. feeling like 44 degrees in tampa. feeling like 43 home beach and going to be chilly across polk county, feeling like 39 degrees when you wake up the next morning. keep that in mind when you are headed out to play golfing going to church, to breakfast. you will need to dress accordingly. we will be decreasing clouds. as that sunshine breaks through, that will help keep things up but only into the upper 50s by the afternoon. so i want to show you the clouds. fir thing in the morning with the future cast model. seeing that sun pop out and gusty winds will pre vial bu

county. we know one patient lives on the west side of the county. mosquito traps are set in that area. hillsborough remains under a >>> we found out more on this story for you. there are ways to stop mosquitoes from breeding near you home. you can find those tips@wtsp.com. >>> you may have seen this on your social media feed. is donald trump coming to tampa? there are reports that trump is planning a rally at the usf sun dome next friday. we called the sun dome. they are not aware of a rally yet. we'll let you know when the trump campaign makes an official announcement. >>> new at 6:00, sarasota's popularity of visitors continues to grow. hotel developers see it, too. six hotels are planned for the downtown area. one of them opened today. >> 10 news reporter isabel mascareas is digging deeper to see if the area can handle the new visitors the hotel will attract. >> reporter: downtown sarasota opens its first new hotel in ten years. >> we are hearing that people really want to be in a vibrant downtown. with 139 rooms. five more hotels are planned. including the westin on u.s. 41 and a b

of these scattered snow squalls. you can see the long streamers off lake erie, coming all the way into washington county, panhandle of west virginia. right from haar per's ferry, southern near whiteout there. just scattered flurry. patches of gray moving into southeast washington, central prince george's county. they put down a quick dusting. temperatures right now are sold. down to 20 degrees in montgomery. most of the region in the teens to 20s. mid-20s around chesapeake bay. look at our windchill. windchill prince george's county 4 degrees. reagan national, 7. that's what it feels like with the this wind advisory is in effect all of these in northern virginia, the district, and most of maryland for gusts to around 50 miles per hour. so frostbite will be a real risk. head, hands, feet at risk. loose fitting layers and wool and fleece warmest. just stay inside and watch nbc 4. look at that flag at union station. it is really whipping there. a few flurries. low to mid-20s. strong winds will diminish by 6:00 p.m. down into the teens. by dawn, near 10 degrees. a valentine's day. i wish i had a warmer forecast for you. low t

in new jersey, and more than 2400 in westchester county, and a tree catched into this family's home hissing their teen daughter by inches. parts of west chester county >> reporter: bill, behind me the sound of machinery, the clean up continues at this hour here in new rochelle, leading to closed roads, and even closed schools. >> it's like a double thump, two things fell, and the two trees must have fell at the same time. >> reporter: that double thump was a double dose of damage on the block, they brought down power line, a sight seen over and over throughout the town. >> it doesn't look good. looks a lot worse than i anticipated. any time they topple they have to replace the pole, it's going to be fairly long term. >> reporter: though only a few hundred residents lost power, so many of the roads in the city were impassable it was impossible for school buss to travel through town. school was canceled today. had to turn around leaving people trying to figure out how to get around. >> we had to turn around and go back into town the other direction, and took care of some business, and now heading back out. >> any recommendations on how

mary's counties, where the tornado warning is still in effect until 7:45 tonight. everybody west of i-95, we no longer have any threats other than the flood warnings, other than the flash flood warnings, other than driving your car tonight in through some of those flooded roads. look at spotsylvania county. the whole county under a flash flood warning. and most everywhere else under flood warnings. rivers will continue to rise throughout the night. some of those flood warnings go until 10:30 or 11:00 tonight. so, once again, we're going to continue to watch this moving on through. should be out of here completely, should be out of here completely by around 8:00. but if you're in st. mary's county, tornado warning until 7:45. there's another storm that could come through extreme southern st. mary's county. once again, if those are issued, we'll continue to post it for you. >> doug, at the risk of upsetting management, we don't know what they're paying you and veronica, but it ain't gh job. thank you. >> nonstop coverage. we appreciate it. "nbc nightly news" follows this in its entire

west of orlando. i-75 and marion county. parts of sumter county and down through northern lake and some patches of fog and polk county as well. i will keep an eye on this through the morning in spots where the wind -- and the temperatures to drop in, we may see more fog. 40' s up to the north and west. 45 and umatilla. 42 and silver springs and 44 right now in bellevue. lake mary is at 49. also sanford. 50 degrees in winter park . have 48 in port orange. 46 and deland and warmer to the south in brevard county with that brees that is coming in out of the south. for today, lots of sunshine. our temperatures will climb right around normal. we will be in the low to mid 70' s in most spot. i will take you county by county in a few minutes. let' s get traffic update. jazmin walker is in for ted. jazmin: starting your off of a look at the beach line at the 417. everything is up to speed, but we do have some construction projects. the first one is on the 408. before late at i-4. that will have a left line blocked because of the overn

of north carolina, into virginia this morning. now w the rain is falling around our area, it is mainly north and west now of wake county. here in wake county, we have wet roads that may impact visibility but the steady rain across northern portions of chatham county, orange county into person county and northern portions of grandville into mecklenburg county, that's where the heaviest rain is up toward south hill, virginia, make sure you take the umbrella with you as you head out the door. i mentioned reduced visibility. a while and a half in raleigh. two and a half through dunn. less through fayetteville and rayford, close to two miles visibility as well. take your time this morning, remember i talk about it a lot. if you encounter the foggier the low beams. the temperatures outside, cooler than where they were yesterday when we were talking, 42 in henderson, and lewisburg while down around the sand hills, you are in the upper 40s around fayette april rayford, pine hurst you are at 46. as you plan your day today, your tuesday, 46 at 8:00 a.m., best chance for rain throughout the morning, an isolated shower at noon, upp

the county rules apply to residents living west of i. 4 and a small portion of the county immediately west. >>> we will be back in court tomorrow as the seminole county man tries to prove he should get half of a lottery win. trying to prove he did not have a binding contract when she purchased the winning ticket. he claims he paid for it and the couple made a verbal but her attorney claims she was engaged to another guy. >> he said the agreement was only as effective as they were together and the evidence is clear they were not together. >> we checked with our legal analyst. who said he is highly unlikely to receive a penny of those winnings. >>> beautiful day, no complaints. going to keep it around? >> we have big changes coming. it's going to be a wild ride the next two weeks. we have several cold fronts. much colder next week. storms in the middle. quiet, though, tonight. ground hog's night. 69 in deltona with a mild southeastern breeze. we are still in the 70s for the most part and that is with an on shore breeze so that shows you how warm the air is. temperatures will slowly fall

county snowbelt . and just north of portage county . it is just west of 71 . this burst disperse to last about 20 minutest reduced visibility down to a mile . lake effect will be kicking in to the west especiallyw snowbelt we will all have this arctic cold painful and tonight about 20 below . advisories tonight and tomorrow with windchill advisory for everybody tonight and 10:00 a.m. sunday . lake effect starting midnight tomorrow, with the high temperature around camp .pe >> if you go home for the road conditions are dangerous as roosevelt leftwich is in groundfoxx. we are coming up on the chardon exit, on 44 it is still snowing, the good news is that the plow crews have it working hard we came through here about 15 minutes ago and it was completely snow-covered but now you can see some pavement . but it is not the most wonderful but it is still quite slippery and it is very windy .l you get an open spot open spot and then you get a snow burst covered the roadway,en just remember that it is still slicked out hereme even though they are working on it if time .

will happen so quickly you do in the areas we described from the areas south and the west of the spotsylvania county, farther south to virginia. 30 to 40 miles now is the time to take cover immediately. steve has a new one. southwestern stafford county, south central city of fred friday and spotsylvania county. until 5:45. the storm is located near mineral virginia moving northeast at 15 miles per hour -- at 45 miles per hour. so that is in keeping with everything we are seeing in the afternoon with the storms. mineral, virginia, if i recall correctly when we had a earthquake a few years ago in september, that was the location there as well. so just agency a point of geography. this is the notched out area here, the area of a particular concern that often in is the location where the storms will form. the tornadic storms will act up to start spinning. again, a alex in the weather center if we can pull out doppler radar as far as we can for a minute to give people an idea of the scope of the line of storms, it is impressive. it's not wide. look how long it is. stretches now from south central pennsyl

freezing. and winds coming out of the west at 9 miles an hour. it's not too windy. a light breeze in the west. and we did see some of the snow, north and west of downtown. clinton county, they picked up a half an inch. 35 in batavia. we have the 40s, southwest of downtown cincinnati. and bd indianna at 42 degrees, where the warmer air is starting and there's the sunshine. and this is a weak disturbance, pushing on through. see the area of gray, pushing through central illinois. a few flurries that will push through the areas. and don't expect it to be a big deal. could we see an isolated snow shower. most of us, are staying, mainly dry, with a few flurries. 29 degrees will be the low temperature. and you could check the hour-by-hour forecast. download that, and show the updated forecast of the hour. look towards the west, 59 in dallas. see the green that's stretching all over the plains. than it is in cincinnati. the warm-up is am coulding. i promise. it's coming in the weekend. you see some of the clouds, overnight tonight, into tomorrow. they clear out by late morning. and full sunshine into the afternoon. winds split around to the south. you could see some warmer w

most of us stay dry, however, our west va. counties and counties boarding west va. will see scattered light snow showers. the wind will be a huge factor on thursday. we could have gusts over 50 mph, especially in our highest elevations west of the blue ridge parkway. the saturated ground along with the high wind could cause trees to fall. friday will start windy. the wind will gradually weaken through friday evening. temperatures will top out in the lower 40s. with highs in the upper 40s. sunday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. monday looks partly to mostly cloudy with a few effect for everyone until 7 pm wind advisory until 4 pm for bland, grayson, tazewell, & wythe counties today: rain likely.storms possible especially east of the blue ridge parkway severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon, especially for the far southeast corner of our area halifax & charlotte counties flooding and damaging wind pose the greatest threat. tornadoes are not likely, however, they are possible with this system. stay activity will move out of our

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