rockies, but redevelop and bring us a whopper... we have a leading edge of snow tracking into western nebraska already... the storm will really ramp up later today and bring us quite a bit of snow, but amounts in the south will depend on how much rain and sleet mix in... that will cut snow amounts down a lot. it will all be windy and slippery, so travel will be hard tomorrow through wednesday morning. today we deal with fog, and it should be good for the caucus until mainly after midnight...although a few snow showers may start earlier. the snow really starts after midnight with the winds picking up, too. snow and blowing snow wednesday morning before the winds start to weaken. it will cool off the rest of the week. as you know, the weather on the way can be disruptive. with that in mind -- if you're in charge of closing your organization, business or church group on the kwwl closing list -- you need an i-d information. we don't do that for you. if you don't have an i-d and password yet, do it now -- because it can take a few days to have everything approved. don't wait until the last minute!

the rest of the week. and bring us a whopper... we have a leading edge of snow tracking into western nebraska already... the storm will really ramp up later today and bring us quite a bit of snow, but amounts in the south will depend on how much rain and sleet mix in... that will cut snow amounts down a lot. it will all be windy and slippery, so travel will be hard tomorrow through wednesday morning. today with fog, and it should be good for the caucus goers with the snow holding off until mainly after midnight...although a few snow showers may start earlier. the snow really starts after midnight with the winds picking up, too. snow and blowing snow will be the main problems tuesday with blowing snow on football's biggest game is sunday -- and the teams are already the carolina panthers and denver broncos touched down at the san jose international airport ahead of super bowl 50. panthers' quarterback cam getting the most attention online. its still to come... caucus mania. it seems just about every type of business is getting into the caucus spirit. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered

highs over western iowa were in the 40s mostly today. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the degrees. local the 30s and 4040 mainlylyith 50s south per hour. these tomorrow, and then become much stronger sunday. zooming out, we can see the warm weather headed to siouxland tomorrow--we have 60s in western nebraska and south dakota. the satellite and radar shows just a few clouds, but otherwise, super-quiet weather over the midwest. the stormcast hd shows a big warmup tomorrow, then a cold front sunday that brings a chance of light rain sunday morning, along with strong winds, and of course, cooler temperatures. clear skies. tomorrow's record high is 66 in 1895. my prediction is that we will tie that record tomorrow! winds will be breezy, too. the 7-day forecast is for a chance of light rain sunday morning and strong winds. breezy winds will take us back to front will drop us 30 degrees tuesday and provide a slight chance of light snow. we'll warm back to 46 next friday. here's a picture of geese enjoying sunshine on the lake, sent in by

over the rockies, but redevelop and bring us a whopper... we leading edge of snow tracking into western nebraska already... the storm will really ramp up later today and bring us quite a bit of snow, but amounts in the south will depend on how much rain and sleet mix in... that will cut snow amounts down a lot. it will with fog, and it should be good for the caucus goers with the snow holding off until mainly after midnight...although a few snow showers may start earlier. the snow blowing snow on wednesday it's coming up on today in iowa.... self-driving cars are coming. one company is building a team to get them on the road. plus... wine and girls scout cookies? there's an app for that. that's right. stay with k-w-w-l, we've got you covered. malls are looking less crowded th the time has come to make a choice... about which candidate can actually make a difference for you. in a world as complex as this, we need a president as experienced as hillary. in the situation room... at the negotiating table... and always on your side... fighting for children and families. with a real plan to get incomes

believe you might have a picture of it -- that's near a place called chimney rock which is in western nebraskaat was a marker whereby the first pioneers, the settlers who were going west, when they got there, they knew they were halfway across the country. i was just thinking about this, maybe this in a certain way is symbolic of the justice. he had a great adherence to the great american tradition of jurisprudence. he understood our history. he was consistent in his studies and also trying to move it forward in time and applying the principles to modern day clem mas and difficulties. i offer that as my own reflections as to what a great man this was and an extraordinary contribution he made to america. >> he must have gotten a great kick bag at that location. just last question, congressman, what do you think he would make after the fight over his seat since his death? >> oh, he would probably laugh about it. i think even though he was a man of, again, very decided character and decided opinions, he had a certain humility to himself. he would probably laugh and joke about it. he might even pa

highs over western iowa were in thehe0s mostly today. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota were in the 40s and 50s today. in sioux city, we have 46 degrees. local temperaturesare in the 30s and 40s mainly with 50s south and west. winds are west at 5 to 15 miles per hour. these winds will pick up tomorrow, and then become much stronger sunday. zooming out, we can see the warm weather headed to siouxland tomorrow--we have 60s in western nebraska and south just a few clouds, but otherwise, super-quiet weather over the midwest. the stormcast hd shows a big warmup tomorrow, then a cold front sunday that brings a chance of light rain sunday morning, along with strong winds, and of course, cooler temperatures. tonight, expect a low of 26 under clear skies. tomorrow's record high is 66 in 1895. my prediction is that we will tie that record tomorrow! winds will be breezy, too. the 7-day forecast is for a chance of winds. breezy winds will take us back to 62 monday, before a very strong cold front will drop us 30 degrees tuesday and provide a slight chan

collins, stretching in northeast colorado and western nebraska. wind warnings out for the nebraska panhandle front range, mountains, foothills. >> reporter: we have spotted one of our cameras wiggling around this is i-25 at founders. a little movement but for the most part the drive looking good. however a fatal crash in westminister with live reports from noel brennan coming up in just a minute, but alternate routes, federal is closed from 86th to 90th. let your friends know to use 92nd or pecos, lowell is open >>> chelsea clinton and actress america ferrera are coming to town to campaign for hillary days. they are talking about why this election is important for women and families and issues the latino community faces. >>> you will have a chance to see a handful of different hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be on msnbc. john kasich, donald trump and jeb bush will appear in a town hall on cnn tonight. meanwhile a cnn town hall last night candidates touched on the complex tis of privacy versus national security. this comes as apple battles

western nebraska and kansas in the 70's. east, there is a frontal boundary that will drop in here. definitely on the warm side of that. but on sunday, this will bring a contrast to the state with colder air in northern iowa. maybe a chance for a spotty showers or two. what here is futurecast. your timeline, not going to see much for cloud cover heading through saturday. the sunshine a good portion for the midwest. heading into sunday morning, this is the sunshine. notice that front, a few showers to the north. he could see a spotty shower on sunday. wind will pick up behind this front, clouds come in. they move out sunday night. and that looks like monday, which will be a pretty nice day, we will see sunshine early. and in the clouds will push in a little later in the day. the one thing that will be consistent is, we are going to have some gusty wind over the next few days. tonight, 32. clear skies, southwest wind at 5-10. by the afternoon, gusting, warm and breezy. sunny skies, 63 degrees -- just five degrees shy of a record high. sound so good. sunday is 56. but again, northern i

system coming out of the rockies and the plains states, rain in kansas city, get into central and western nebraska and it becomes snow. this swath of heavy snow will move into iowa, but not until after midnight tonight and tomorrow, so the caucuses going on in iowa, no problem tonight. they will see a few rain showers may be mixed wittonight. after midnight is when it starts to go downhill quickly. snowing denver, 29 degrees. there may be front around here. 65 in oklahoma city, 29 in denver, 71 in dallas, 77 and low 80's in southern texas.tonight, partly to mostly cloudy, a slight chance of showers. especiallyn part of the upstate. low 51. showers moving into the mountains, otherwise, overnight low 44 degrees with fog and drizzle later tonight. tomorrow, cooler conditions with cloudy skies, areas of drizzle, fog, and light rain. highs in the 50's with the northeast wind at 5-50 miles per hour. picking up we get wedged in tomorrow. up quickly with showers and possible thunderstorms wednesday in the upstate. rain likely in the mountains. that ends wednesday night. thursday, friday, and the weekend,

we can see those stronger winds to our west--35 mph in western nebraska already. even warmer coming tomorrow. there is very mild air to our south and west, with 60s across kansas and 50s west of us! why are we so warm right now? the jet stream, which for several days last week was stuck in a cold pattern, has shifted to a west/southwest pattern. that keeps the cold air locked away to the north and allows mild air to reach siouxland. it looks like that warmer jet pattern will remain in place the next couple of days. the satellite and radar shows low pressure in south dakota bringing showers to east, and will mainly affect minnesota with precipitation. but the wind in the wake of this low will be the main effect on us. the stormcast hd shows the low moving east tonight. northern parts of siouxland could get clipped by a sprinkle, but windy conditions will be seen by all later tonight and tomorrow. it will be sunny and warm, though. the wind forecast shows that by 2 am, yankton could be gusting to 49 mph. by 4 am, wayne could see gusts to 48 mph. by 6 am, orange city

of the weekend, so covering the carolinas, they do extend all the way back in places like far western nebraska, western mississippi and arkansas and since our wind is coming from this direction, it is going to keep most of those clouds in place for the majority of the weekend. there are a few tiny showers upstream, an outside possibility that a couple of could you pick up a shower, we're thinking mainly in the mountains and west a possibility, so at least in the city we're keeping our shower chance low, not a zero chance but quite low. clouds more than anything else, temperature-wise, it is feeling mild this morning, we'll start out in the mid to upper 40s. close to 60 by lunch time, 64 by later on. in the mountain the shower chance higher, temperatures across ashe, watauga, avery county in the low to mid 50s. it does look warmer in tomorrow, but the week ahead is colder and rainy, so won't stay this warm in next week, we'll talk about all the details of the seven day first alert forecast in a few. kristen? >> kristen: lyns, thank you. next, dozens of people sign up to speak at next week's cit

and then this afternoon, winds and showers k-cup over northeastern colorado and into western nebraska by earlier this evening. the next three days, mid-50s to start off and then back to the 60s. we get a break from the wind tomorrow morning but it will come roaring back again on wednesday. >> thank you marty. >>> there's a new website disabled travels -- travelers. it lists disability-friendly accessible locations around the world as well as information such as whether or not the bathrooms have handicap access. >>> happiest place on earth now comes with seasonal pricing attached. disney world and disneyland will charge different ticket prices depending on when you visit. it will be divided into value, regular and peak periods. the new pricing plan will apply to one day tickets, so a one day ticket at value pricing is $105 and if you are traveling on a peak day, they shoot up to $124. this includes thanksgiving and christmas. >>> it's leap day and whether you are you lift a baby or not on food, shopping or traveling. if it's your birthday, you get a free one topping personal pan with y

western nebraska, southeastern wyoming, it continues to move out towards the northeast, and you can see the little circle there, that's the center of the low pressure system. so it's over southwestern kansas by tomorrow, late afternoon. winds its way up in the upper midwest, thunderstorms will be severe in advance of it. we'll still have snow in the mountains for several days behind it with a gusty flow coming in from the northwest. so for tonight, the low temperatures dropping down to the teens. and 20s across the state. for tomorrow, the snows will just keep piling up throughout the day. and it's not going to be morning as far as the heavy snow, but by evening, we're going to have good totals, 6-10 inches of snow on the ground. it will mainly be rain over southeastern colorado. for tonight, snow increases with a low of 24 degrees. tomorrow, the high temperature should climb only a little bit, maybe 5 degrees or so. snow, windy and cold conditions expected. looking ahead, check it out on the 7-day, 6-12 is a guide range for the denver area, heavier when we get to douglas county and je

might have a little bit of snow move into western nebraska and northeastern colorado. we're not anticipating much if any accumulation. up high, it is going to be fairly light. from aspen to the north we're looking at a 1-3-inch snow. we'll update as we get closer and adjust those totals as we need and get more information. it skips over the i-25 corridor and moves out onto the plains. kind of a weak system moving through. let's move up to sky 9. the exit ramp northbound at around lincoln. we're starting to see a slight slowdown. road and went right up against the area. ground level now to our cdot cameras. you can see across the drive, we have seen a couple of crashes pop up across the wreck at 96 96th avenue. we got reports at 25 and alameda, but the backups are still -- so far the tech center is looking awfulfully nice. >> thank you so much, amelia. out. 7-11 is not going to sit back and take it quietly. they posted a tweet that says, quote, burger king and the hot dog wars, there can be only one weiner. >> oh, wow. >> 7-11 sells more than 80 million hot dogs every y

in western nebraska, there is a large outcropping called chim knee rock, and chim knee rock was the place that -- and chimney rock was the place that marked the halfway part of america. when settlers crossed this egreat country, when they got to chimney rock, they knew they were halfway alonger that journey. in the shadow of that rock, just this past december, i was in a duck blind with justice scali what who had that as an avocation. when you spend a couple of days in a duck blind with someone, you get to know them more personally. but in my own reflections about what chimney rock meant to the country, a bridge to the past and future, i thought it appropriately captured the character, the nature, the wisdom of the great justice. he was a great student of american history. our legal system. a great protector of the constitution and precedent. he understood how important television to act in a consistent manner with principle while looking forward and applying that principle in ever-changing circumstances of american life. and because he did so with continuity and with consistency, he was

this wind warning goes until noon tomorrow and stretches through southern wyoming and the western nebraska panhandle. gusts up to 60 mph going up towards loveland and fort collins. as the evening goes on, the wind my grates migrates. we have had rain and snow showers in the mountains. the big push of snow comes late this afternoon, starting around 4:00 and finishes up before midnight tonight. look for 40s and 50s in the mountains and west, 60s and 70s for the front range, with 80s in southeastern colorado. windy conditions around here today and what i believe to be a record high temperature at 72 degrees. don't, strong winds continue, and then the breezes slow down slowly saturday, sunday and >>> good morning. the hottest ticket in town. hamilton and we have one of the stars. stars. >>> from nbc news this is today's take with al roker, >> welcome to "today" on thursday, february 18, 2016. i'm willie along side natalie, al and tamron out on assignment. ryan eggold filling in. >> al-ron. >> this is your jam. >> this is if you need a little pick me up and need to dance in your underwear in th

the sky watch camera from yankton overcast skies move-in, radar shows rain across the western portions of nebraska and south dakota and all this will work its way eastward as we work throughout the evening and go into the overnight hours some of the rain will change over to snow. so 41 sioux city and 47 for lincoln, training atat rapid city and the evening planners says lookokor the rain tonight into the overnight hours have been changing over to snow early tomorrow morning. what kind of impact will have on us as we head out the door tuesday? we'll talk about it coming up in a minute. >>> this weekend staff of supreme court justice scalia has turned washington's expectations for 2016 on thehe speculate how president. obama will move to replace outspoken conservative justice the president of holding off on making the nomination so after his funeral. in the meantime the president has ordered all us flags flying over federal buildings lowered to half staff until scalia is buried. that move was echoed by house speaker paul ryan to the us capitol and governor. terry branstad for state offices in iowa.

we'll haha a top-ten girls gamam between cherokee and western christian. in nebraska, two eleven-win teams meet when wisner-pilger travels to lyons-decatur. and, we'll have regional wrestling duals from westwood and sgt. bluff, as teams try to qualify for state. all that ad more coming up at ten. the gpac basketball races could be over on wednesday night. the morningside women can clinch the conference with a win over dakota wesleyan. the briar cliff men can clinch at least a tie with a win at dordt. the new naia rankings have just been released. the morningside women are still second at 24-2. briar cliff drops a spot to tenth, at 18-7. mount marty y ts into the rankings for the first time, at number-24. by the way, the naia women's national tourney starts in sioux city on march 9th. on the men's side, briar cliff wesleyan is the only other gpac men's team in the rankings, at number-16. davenport of michigan tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 5 wind: n 5-10 mph tomorrow: chance of light snow. high: 22 wind: e/se 10-15 mph et is up next... don forget to

pulled into california creating problems for them. heavy snow for colorado and into parts of nebraska and even western kansas, where they do blizzard warnings up for eastern nebraska and parts of northwest iowa. here in cincinnati, we'll be on the warm side of the storm system. a cold front moves east today. cooler weather for us behind the front. tomorrow we watch this low coming out of the mountains out west, and it is going to spread heavy snow into iowa. event eventually, minnesota and wisconsin. for us, it pushes warm air our way tomorrow. temperatures approach 60 tomorrow afternoon. it pushes a pretty potent cold front. we see a line of thunderstorms tomorrow night and some of those could be strong or severe. in the wake of the front, we'll get colder as we get into wednesday. the storm prediction center has much of the area in a slight risk of severe weather. a marginal risk to the northeast the highest risk out of area. southern indiana, western kentucky and down into tennessee. forecast radar starting at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. a line of storms blowing through the area late tomorrow night. e

snow in the western parts of nebraska, south of rapids city south dakota. winter storm advisory, even blizzard possibilities here. southwest minnesota, northwest iowa. with the caucuses going on today that could cause problems. off florida's east coast, a milder flow for us. any time we can shift that area to the east, the temperatures change like that. we go from cool to dry to warm and even a little humid. the sea fog develops as areas of fog remain through wednesday morning, so heads up for boaters tomorrow, and inland fog as well, so dense in spots as we mentioned, especially with the sea fog in the forecast as we head into the overnight period and into the coastal fog possibility just areas. stray rain chance for us and a wednesday, approaching cold front. next rain chance for us into thursday. possible storms too. sea fog hanging around. this time of year, january and february especially. and for thursday the front arrives with showers, and a possible thunderstorm passing through the area. forecast lows mild, few days ago these were the high temperatu

western iowa. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota shows lighter amounts of generally a half inch or less. tonight, look for breezy winds and a cold low of 7. there will be areas of blowing snow. tomorrow, sksks will be partly cloudy. it will be breezy andndold, with a higigof 20. the 7-day forecast shows a chance of light snow on wednesday. it will be cold all week, with highs in the teens and 20s through saturday. then we'll finally warm to the 30s sunday and the 40s monday. won't that be nice? fred: tim: jenna: (tim) it sure will. thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. jenna: discovery... but there are also lots of myths surrounding it. there are also lo of myths surrounding it. there are also lots of myths surrounding it. we'll separate fact from fiction, well have more coming up. if youabout what you can, and cannot do, while you're expecting... especially when it comes to what you eat. in today's health minute, kelly bowman sorts out the myths from reality. " " true or false, pregnant mothehe are eating for two? (dr. stacece ehrenberg/universit y hospitalof cleveland) that's actuallfalse, un

heavier brands are near ray and burlington and western sections of nebraska and kansas. much lighter snowfalling across colorado now. temperatures you throw in the there. minus 6 at bertha pass. 211at city park and dia. across the state the temperatures are cold and they are not just going to go anywhere today. it will be a chilly day all day long. we will probably add a few degrees on top of this. this is what it looks like across the region. it's pushing thunderstorms up near kansas city. it's getting better in colorado but it will take a little time. that snow lifting off to the northeast will continue to have snow showers but when it gets all kind of modeled like this on the screen, that is just snow showers, not anything ha is a big broad swath of heavy snow. here's the key, we are not temperatures. not being attacked. it give you an idea of the wind on the eastern plains. down to near zero. morning commute very slow with the light snow flurry and cold. >> too bad the -- see that list? it's hard to see. this is the list of all the closures out to the eastern plains

broken, not terribly organized just yet. what is organized is this blizzard going on through nebraska into western iowa. low pressure lifts to the north. this low is going to lift through chicago. it will push warmer air our way late today and tonight. that's why temperatures rise tonight and this evening. you may see a scattered shower or storm, but a better chance for rain and storms comes as that low and associated cold evening. by tomorrow, all of this moves through, we'll see sunshine tomorrow followed by an increase in clouds late day and much colder air will arrive during the day tomorrow and taking you into thursday. best chance of any strong storms indiana. slight for much of the greater cincinnati area. this is something we're going to watch very carefully, our forecast radar shows scattered showers mid to late afternoon. we don't see the widespread rain this evening. it is within those areas that we may mix down some stronger winds where we could see a damaging wind gust or two. everything is out of here by tomorrow morning. the bottom line is, be aware of evening. the main threat damag

western iowa. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota shows lighter amounts of generally a half inch or less. tonight, look for breezy winds and a cold low of 7. there will be areas of blowing snow. tomorrow, skies will be partly cloudy. it will be eezy and cold, with a high of 20. the 7-day forecast shows a chance of light snow on wednesday. it will be cold all week, with highs in the teens and 20s through saturday. then we'll finally warm to the 30s sunday and the 40s monday. won't that be nice? (tim) it sure will. thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. jenna: coming up in sports...the lewis and clark conference tournament titles were on the line tonight. we'll head to laurel for a pair of ranked matchups. today though, we're back at it with the best of the best from the past two weeks. as always these are made by local local viewers...we kick things off with levi and landan p plsen over the past few years we saw these two bulldoze opponents for woodbury central...now they're busting a move for the hawkeyes. that's right, that's a pair of 6 foot 5, 290 pound offensive linemen in full splits. incred

highs over western the 30s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota ranged from the 30s to the 50s today. 36 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures are mainly in the 30s. winds are southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. visibility is slightly reduced across many parts of siouxland, especially around yankton, but dense fog is not expected to be a problem tonight since the wind will remain strong enough to prevent it from thickening. zooming ououto check the midwest temperatures, we have 50s and 60s to our southwest...and that's the kind of weather we can look forward to the next few days. tonight's skies will be mostly cloudy, as a large cloud shield is headed our way from the west. but no rain or snow is seen or expected tonight. the stormcast hd shows mostly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow as temperatures warm nicely. even warmer weather is coming friday, and we'll stay dry for the foreseeable future. the forecast for tonight is for a low of 31 and mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, expect a high of 52 and mostly

nebraska. in the western part of the state, another interstate is also closed. several smaller highways in the southwest are closed leading into kansas. the major snowstorm is now moving east. 3 a tornado touched down last had minor injuries. it was spotted near the mississippi line. authorities say the storm system damaged a federal corrections institute and several homes. 3 3 a local coach is raising money for residents in flint, michigan. citizens there do not have clean water after high levels of lead were found in the water supply. the asheville high school girls basketball coach started an online fundraiser to help. her goal is to raise five-thousand dollars, which would buy 15- thousand bottles of water for families in flint. 3 21:11 i thought about okay what can i do to bring the area together to send relief to those people, because of how many people it affects - becasue the city, 40 percent of the city is poor, 67 percent is african american. so what can i do from north carolina to you know push the effort forward. if you would like to donate, just go

nebraska. in the western part of the state, another interstate is also closed. several smaller highways in the southwest are closed leading into kansas. the major snowstorm is now moving east. 3 3 a local coach is raising money for residents in flint, michigan. citizens there do not have clean water after high levels o olead were found in the water supply. the asheville high school girls basketball coach started an online fundraiser to help. her goal is to raise five-thousand dollars, which would buy 15- thousand bottles of water for families in flint. 3 3 3 buncombe county commissioners approve a spending survey for school projects over the next for upgrades to existing schools and building new ones.. projects already in the works include the new isaac dickson and asheville middle schools... as well as an intermediate school in enka. the survey now goes to the state department of public instruction. also last night... commissioners delayed approving economic incentives for the expansion of hi-wire brewing. the vote was put off until march first. 3 3 3 3 3 comin

highs over western iowa were in the 30s to 50s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the 40s to the 60s. 43 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the 30s to the souteast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. a wind advisory will be in effect tomorrow for the northern two thirds of siouxland. that's from 3 am to 6 pm. even warmer temperatures are coming tomorrow. look at dodge city, ks--86! the satellite and radar shows partly cloudy skies. the stormcast hd shows windy conditions tomorrow, but it will be sunny and low of 36 and partly cloudy skies with increasing wind. by sunrise, gusts will be reaching 50 mph. tomorrow, look for high of 59. winds will be as high as 45 mph. the 7-day shows 50s again saturday, then 40s sunday through wednesday and 39 thursday. no measurable rain or snow will be seen over the next week. jenna/tim/fred (tim) (fred) you bet. here's the port neal welding company skycam hd from the ho chunk centre. 50 was the high today and 34 the low. here's the storm lake skycam hd. highs over western

moderate snow over the plains, and heavy snow with the core of the storm in nebraska and north western iowa. they have blizzard warnings from really just north of des moines into north western iowa into central and eastern nebraska, and additional snow today, statewide a little bit around here. north and west facing mountain slopes looking at an inch or two more today. region wide, the blizzard will continue to the north and east, and we will say good-bye to the storm. >> gladly we say good-bye! >> yeah, so sad! >> we mentioned a lot of the public schools, but we want to mention csu, cu, du, and umc all out of class today. that's great. like amelia has been saying, the roads are messing, and it's great not to have the traffic on the roads. you need to be careful out there. this is c470 in colorado you. can see the snow packed on the side, and the snow is on the roads as well. in 2 minutes we will talk to amy ford with cdot to find out what the crews are doing to clear the roads and stay ahead of the storm. >> reporter: good morning from super bowl 50 in santa clara, california. >>> cdo

tomorrow, the north western state back into nebraska is going to get hit the hardest. hivey snow, high winds, we are in the winter storm warning. it tapers off to tranquil weather, non-severe weather in south eastern iowa. the temperatures are close to freezing right now. we've got precipitation developing out there. the winds are not a problem now watch what happens tomorrow as the winds increase here up to around 30-miles per hour, maybe gusting over 40 in western iowa. then they let up in the afternoon and they pick up again tomorrow evening. blowing snow especially in that blizzard blowing area in north western iowa. here's the future tracker showing that precipitation. starting to develop tonight, we'll have a few snow shower ear here over the next four hours or so, mainly after 11:00 p.m., and then we get a break here. the heavy stuff comes in after 3:00 a.m. heavy snow developing here by 5:00 a.m. and that is about the time commuters hitd the road. tough-going until at least 10 or 11:00 a.m. when that heavy snow band moves north of town. we are going to see a li

heavier as you get into north western kansas, and even heavier moving up into nebraska and iowa as the storm spreads to the north and east, and i would say, amelia, it's tough around town, but you can't go in colorado on the highways. >> we have closures on 76. highway 86, and we will look at the closures in a minute. we will actually throw in good news here, and i-70 is all clear after the earlier westbound crash at havana that speeds are back to normal. we take a look here, and the area north of 50th, light delays because of the truck that spun right out. the car is perpendicular to traffic. the crash cleared there, and looking good. travel times on 225, almost up >>> all right, it's 5:50 right now, and a live look outside at i-70, and traffic is starting to pick up a bit, but it's a slow go wherever you are headed throughout the metro area this morning, and we have a lot of road closure on the eastern plains, and we will check with amelia in a minute. you can check out cotrip.org to see where the plows are. don't pass them. it's a realtime app. it's really cool. >> almost 500 closur

highs over western iowa were in the 30s today. eastern nebraska mix of 30s and 40s. 36 is our sioux city temperature. local temperatures range from the 20s to the 40s. this morning's system dropped plenty of snow and ice in parts of central iowa. and you can see tonight's system currently pushing through the dakotas. the stormcast hd shows the arrival of mainly snow in the east tonight. there could be some light freezing drizzle as well, soook out for slick spots. after that, we can look forward to a big warmup friday. the snow forecast shows 0.5" to 1.0" over northern and eastern siouxland tonight. tonight, expect a low of 25 with cloudy skies this evening. a mix of freezing drizzle and snow will be seen after midnight. tomorrow, expect a high of 37 and cloudy skies. the 7- day forecast shows 46 thursday, then 50s friday and saturday, before we start to cool a bit next week. here's an el nino update. you can see we have been well above the el nino threshold this past fall and winter. it's been a strong el nino. to the right of the dotted line, we

highs over western iowa were in the 30s and 40s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota mainly saw highs in the 40s. 40 is the sioux city temperature. temperatures warmed quickly this afternoon when the sun came out, reaching 47 by 3 pm! local temperatures are a mix of 30s and 40s. winds are northwest at 10 to 25 miles per hour. the satellite and radar shows quiet weather locally, but it's a very active day in the southeast. look at the storms currently crossing mississippi. that's where tornado had severe weather reports from texas to southern louisiana to mississippi today, including multiple tornado reports in louisiana, and now mississippi and alabama, too. more to the north, this storm will bring heavy snow to parts of illinois, indiana, and michigan. a winter storm warning will be in effect in the yellow shaded areas, which extend up to chicago. the stormcast hd shows partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow. winds will become breezy tomorrow and remain so through thursday. we have a slight chance of light snow showers on thursday even

still snowing pretty good over the wyoming, nebraska panhandle. sounds like a western movie, ddesn't it. it came out of the west and we will have about 6-10-inch of snow in about 24 hours from now. >> reporter: you can so e the flashing lights are going to -- you can see the flashing lights at i-70 ann ward road. we could have a lane blocked in the next few minutes. but otherwise right now no alternate needed. our road wrangler just stopped and he bought a jug, the jug of with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider >>> 645. a645 -- 6:45. a live look at lakewood here. heee is look downtown on top of our station here. you can see that's denver health medical center lit up in we want to send it over to lindsay watts. she

highs over western iowa were in the teens and 20s today. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw 20s and a few 30s. 25 is the sioux city temperature. winds are north/northwest at later this evening. local temperatures are in the teens and 20s for most. that puts wind chills in the single digits and teens for most. it's been another breezy day, with sustained winds of 10-20 miles per hour all day, but this is still much lighter than yesterday. winds are northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour for most, but we can see lighter winds to our west that will spread through the rest of siouxland tomorrow. we can see the beginning of tomorrow's snow chances in north dakota. we've been stream. we're stuck in a cold pattern, and as you can see, it's not going to change anytime soon. the stormcast hd shows a chance of light snow tomorrow. the greatest totals will be found over western iowa. quiet weather will return thursday. the snow forecast shows that east of i-29 will see 0.5" to 1.5" of snow, while less than 0.5" will be seen west of i-29. tonight, look fo

and the western counties and blizzard warnings in portions of iowa nebraska and some spots nebraska inches of snowfall . tonight, partly cloudy to mostly clear . groundhog day tomorrow about 50, and will he see his shadow ? stay tuned,e tomorrow increased demands and rainfall in having tuesday into wednesday . leslie talked about wednesday being a wacky one,ei so most of the day will be foggy initially and pretty mild than fall into the meeting . the . fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online.. sign up for text alerts at fox 8.com .or after two months of wandering the country wearingo nothing but a bathroom, sandals in his goldfish travel companion, gabe know no havoc is here for trending. >> but she she has the night off , how, we have an empty seat so. it's great to see you. tells about your journey? >> who took a job and then things changed in my personal life and things have more to know i can spend more time with realize that play, commuted and drew back drove back and forth and now,, thanks to fox 8 i am living in strongsville . people on face

highs over western iowa were in the 30s to lower 40s. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs mainly in the 40s, but we hit 50 in o'neill. 37 is the sioux city temperature. local the 30s and 40s. winds are south at 5 the satellite and radar shows tonight's weather system moving in from the northwest. the stormcast hd shows that rain become more widespread this evening, continuing into the overnight. cooler air late tonight will cause the rain to mix with and in some cases change over to snow by tomorrow morning. there could be an additional round of light snow tomorrow evening. how much snow?w? less than 1" of additional snow will be seen tomorrow night farther east, toward estherville and spencer. your forecast tonight is for rain early, then rain/snow mix late. the low will be 29. tomorrow, the high will be 34 with a chance of snow in the morning. winds will be breezy. the 7-day forecast shows a warmup t the 50s friday and saturday. thanks, fred. (fred) you bet. jenna: the pope is taking road to north america. details on his current tr

nebraska. we have action from ranked teams from western christian, unity christian, lawton- bronson and kingsley- pierson. we have ten games in all. we'll start in sioux city. the east boys only have two games left before the class 4a substate starts. the black raiders -- at 15-4, arar 12th in the e g school rankings is week. east hosting storm lake, who is 4-4 in their last eight games. both teams looked sharp on offense early on. storm lake hanging in there -- kevin duque with the back-door pass to brayden hoops for the bucket. we're tied at 10. east builds a lele -- off the miss, van rees is there for the rebound and put-back. black raiders lead by the tornadoes keep firing. joshua werge rises up and drains the 3- pointer. storm lake thinkin upset. but the raiders pull away -- jaylen rees hits the turn-around in the lane. east downs storm lake, 88-65. the dakota valley boys started 12-0 -- but have lost four of their last five -- hosting west. tied at 15 in the second quarter -- robert rosenquist gets the steal for dv, ahead to tyler johnson for the layin. dv takes a 5-point lead. more from t

highs over western iowa were in the 30s to lower 40s today. eastern nebraska and southeastern south dakota saw highs in the upper 30s to middle 40s. 41 is the sioux city temperature. the relative humidity is a healthy 70 percent, which sets the stage for patchy fog tonight. winds are south at 9 miles per hour. we started off e morning with g and somewhat mildebruary temperures, but it with all of the clouds. local temperatures are in the 30s for most and 40s south and west. visibility is fine at the moment, but there could be some patchy fog late tonight. looking at the satellite and radar over the upper midwest, we can see some rain and snow to our west. this is associated with the chance of light rain and snow siouxland will see tonight. the stormcast hd shows that we have a chance of a mix of light rain and snow tonight. little to no accumulation is expected. we'll see a partly cloudy day tomorrow, then another chance for a light rain/snow mix will come on wednesday afternoon and evening. your temperature forecast is for us to be in the lower 30s by morning

top-ranked team in 2a, western christian is hosting sioux central and #3 unity christian is home against maple valley, anthon-oto. the sixth-ranke kp girls take on trinity christian. in nebraska, class c2 sub-district play continues as homer plays cedar catholic and hartington, newcastle faces ponca. we'll also have metro boys regular season games between west and dakota valley, and east against storm lake. join us at ten for all the highlights and scores. iowa state travels to baylor tonight for a top-25 battle. the cyclones have had their trouble with the bears. baylor has beaten iowa state three straight times, and won four of the last five meetings. that includes a 94-89 bears win in ames, last month. the 13th-ranked cyclones have won 22 games over top-25 teams in the last three seasons, which is the second-most in the and are 10-2 against the cyclones in waco. "i think our guys will respond to the challenge," said coach steve prohm. "they've played well down there. last year i know it was down to the final seconds. i watched that game and our first meeting. we just have to do a great job of transition defense and the interior play really hurt us in our game here." iowa s

this is a full blown blizzard, across nebraska, northern kansas, talking about this bit earlier in the show, western iowa, so, even for the caucuses they ends the up dealing with some blizzard conditions, right on the tail ends last night as the storm really start today get its act together. but that's not at all the situation that we're going to be facing here in the delaware valley. what happens, guys, is the core of energy, the core of this storm system, gets sent off to the north. that's going to keep us on the warm side essentially of the storm, throughout its entirety, by the time it is passing through our area, really just looking at rainout of this. so that's definitely the plus. now, with rain on the way. it comes our own set of problems here. the fact that you are going to see very warm air in place, temperatures should easily 60s, likely even break a record here in the city, plus the rain, plus the fact that you are going to see a significant snow continue to melt. you might ends up with a flooding situation. that storm doesn't make its full retreat come thursday, temperatures take a hit,

nebraska. this could effect the south, and western portion of the state. a very weak system. we are not expecting it to really impact travel plans at all. on saturday, it looks like a gorgeous day. we will have sunshine, melting temps, a good day to run some errands. on sunday, that's when things start to change. now behind that, very strong west winds. by the afternoon, snow showers to minnesota. that is going to continue into monday, along with temperatures taking a no side. -- knows the dive -- nosedive. right now in des moines, 16 degrees. 32 this afternoon with temperatures right where they should be for this time of year. sunshine, mid to upper 30's on saturday. 40's on sunday. followed by tumbling temperatures in the afternoon. also, arctic air for the start of next week. starting out ok? shaina: the roads are pretty clear. the ice is pretty cleared up her and we have not seen any problems heard green all over the map. nothing that is going to slowly down if you're leaving anytime soon. we have two polk county units as well. elizabeth: health alert this friday. researc

nebraska on tonight's sportsfource extra. it was all about the wind early today as western siouxland saw gusts if you own a drone, you're required to register it before you fly it. coming up monday morning at 5, to know to avoid fines and possible jail time. and we'll meet the kid people are calling a genius. states, and capitals. and he's only 4. with sioux city seeing a 51 mile per hour gust today. the wind become pretty calm tonight and saturday. conditions will still be nice on saturday although most of our highs will be about five degrees cooler than today. we'll see a little more cooling on sunday with highs in the upper 40s with breezy conditions. we'll cool a little more by for the beginning of next week with highs going back into the low 40s but our chances of rain or snow continue to be very our 7-day forecast and for now we'll keep things dry. the sioux city art center is the sioux city art center is hosting a new exhibit called "the art of the brick." sculpter, nathan sawaya, creates all his art with lego bricks, includin size sculptures. and within this collection, sawaya collaborated with photographer dean west to

western iowa, generally in the form of rain. you look up stream, more rain south dakota through nebraska, and light snow through nebraska. seeing a light mix in northwestern iowa. range mixing with freezing rain should change over to all snow early tomorrow and come to an and with lingering drizzle. we will top out tomorrow above reason mark, at 36 degrees. mainly rain and west central and western iowa. metro areas covered north and northeast, probably an inch or less. i think south central, there may be a couple location that trying to squeeze out two inches of some wet snow. after that, a big one up on the way. temperatures go from the 30's for three straight days and sac into the 40's to finish your weekend. stacey: new details in an officer-involved shooting in urbandale. steve: we are learning more tonight about the man urbandale police shot and killed inside a holiday inn lobby. kcci's laura terrell joins us live with the latest. laura: it all started when on merle hay road called about a drug complaint. and then one man, who was staying here as a guest ended up , >> one person down. shots fired. i don't know who t

clouds rolling in across western and southwestern iowa ahead of snow showers working in from nebraska. they will not a -- amount to much, a traced to a half inch across central iowa and last off and on through the evening. a fast-moving system, not a lot of moisture or cold air but it will bring a few snowflakes with tomorrow nice and quiet, sunshine for saturday and melting temperatures. sunday, a cold front, an arctic cold front and behind it cold air wrapping in, dragging down snow showers from the dakotas and minnesota. sunday may start off nice that it will end up looking and feeling like winter. lester he wins as the pressure difference between -- blustery winds and a high wind watch across south dakota for that storm. in des moines now, quiet, 14, chilly but the roads are in great shape. a few snow flowers this afternoon -- flurries this afternoon. 32 the high temperatures. tomorrow, a little bit warmer than average, mid-to-upper-37 with the sunshine it will be a great day. sunday starts off good, highs in the low-40's early on followed by falling temperatures in the afternoon

nebraska up through wisconsin. you see this orange right here. those are blizzard warnings through parts of western iowa today all the way up into minnesota. quite a storm. it is a powerful one. there will be severe weather coming out of the south. you see the temperatures down in atlanta in the mid 50's? that's the air mass that is going to work on up here as this storm approaches so we are not today. today is a dry day. we're starting out mainly clear. it's colder this morning though. 23 in orange. 30 in worcester right now. 38 boston. plymouth all the way down to the cape with the clearing skies. we have high pressure nosing in from the north and west. this will give us lots of sunshine on this ground hog day. so mostly sunny skies. not as warm as yesterday. temperatures in the 40's to around 50 degrees. maybe touching that 50-degree mark around taunton. 47 boston. 45 in worcester. we'll be in the mid 40's in the merrimack valley as well. a lot of sunshine today. notice overnight clouds do come in. and temperatures hold mostly in the 30's. above the freezing mark right along the coastline. colde

metinka: we have a lot of wind across the western third of the state, gusting close to 50 miles per hour along the iowa-nebraska border. in central iowa, close to 40 miles per hour. strong winds will continue throughout the morning. it will take your breath away. temperatures mild, south of highway 20, 54 in des moines. mild conditions but a very windy day. the strongest wind will last until the mid afternoon before they settle down. through 3:00 p.m., gusting close to 50 miles per hour coming in from the west, a warm day with a high of 64. shaina: warm temperatures in iowa. but in northern california, people are cleaning up after several inches of snow fall this near lake tahoe thursday. luckily, no one was hurt, but rescue crews pulled three people from two cars buried in the avalanche. several roads and one ski resort are closed down because of the potential danger of more avalanches. pope francis is chiming in on the recent spread of the zika virus. on his flight home from mexico, the pope indicated that contraceptives may be used to stop the spread of the virus despite the church's long-standing ban on mos

watching this snow work pits way through parts of pcolorado into nebraska and, you pknow, into iowa eventually. pas it gets to the western part pof the state, sometime this pevening, they should, again, be pdone with the caucusing and then pit's going to snow big time as pyou mentioned the blizzard watch pin effect and maybe a foot of psnow in a few spots. pso i think they're going to be pokay but barely okay. pagain, this caucus was tomorrow, pi don't know how they would be pable to do this with a foot of psnow on the ground but timing pshould be in their favor, i pthink, overall. p>>russell: talk later. pthank you. pit is a long road to the white phouse. phere is a look what's coming paround the bend. pthe new hampshire primaries are ptuesday. pwatch watch state republicans pand nevada democrats caucus on pthe 20th. pthe 23rd. psouth carolina republican rimary is also the 20th pfollowed by the democrats a week plater. psuper-tuesday then is march 1. pthat's when 15 states and pterritories will head to the olls. pflorida primaries are march 15. pelection day is tuesday, pnovember 15. p>>laura: a man was found shot to pd

western section. here is the snowfall west to east. the heavy snowfall totals near the border of nebraska. we have a brief warming trend along the east coast. behind the storm will cool off dramatically. here is the seven-day forecast. we start the workweek off with temperatures in the low 50s. back to you. >> derek, thank you. >>> happening now, an emergency meeting over the zika virus. world health officials trying to stop the explosive pandemic. cnn takes you to the forest where the virus was first found next. >>> welcome back. the zika virus exploding to two dozen countries, the world health organization is holding an emergency meeting in geneva today. travel warnings are in effect for pregnant women and officials could decide to declare a public health emergency of international concern. the zika virus was first seen in uganda. alarm, quite frankly, david, as this thing spreads. >> reporter: christine, there is alarm. many people are asking the question why are we playing catch up on this? the virus was identified here in the zika forest in uganda back in 1947. almost 70 years ago by

western conference. the high school basketball postseason resumes tonight. in iowa, class 1a and 3a teams are in district finals, with the winners being one win away from state. in nebraska, boys class c and d teams play sub- district finals -- again, the winners are one win away from going to state. the south sioux city girls host lincoln northeast, and will head to lincoln with a win. the dakota valley y rls also continue district play. we'll have the scores and hihilights at ten. the semifinals are set in the gpac basketball tournament, coming up on saturday. the top-seeded and top-ranked morningside women will host briar cliff at 3. mount marty will host dakota wesleyan. all those teams are locks for the naia national tourney, which starts march 9th in sioux city. the top-seeded briararliff men take on fourth- seeded midland, also at 3. the top-seeded brbrr cliff men take on fourth- seeded midland, northwestern, 94-83, in round one last night. that improved briar cliff's record to 28-3 -- that ties the school record for wins in a season, set in the 1978-79 season. the chargers can set a new school record on saturday. briar cliff has already thanks for joining us toni