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sterling, holyoke and wray, burlington, minor accumulation. it's really the outer snow band from the big storm system that is now in minnesota bringing a lot of snow to the dakotas. here's the cold front that ou of us. but the cold air behind the front remains so it's going to be a chilly and winnie afternoon for -- windy afternoon. the wind will calm down tomorrow as the low moves farther away. here's where we are now. not only do we have that snow on the eastern plains, but wind gusts are near 50 miles per hour currently in burlington. metro area, the wind isn't quite as strong, though bennett has a 35-mile-per-hour gust now. through the afternoon wind hour. these temperatures are deceiving this afternoon. even though we'll top out near 40, it will feel colder than that. most mountain towns in the 20s. and western slope 30s, including 38 this afternoon in grand junction. for the rest of today we'll call it mostly cloudy and chilly. high 41. tomorrow the sun comes back in a big way and wind will be lighter. more pleasant day tomorrow, but sti

the stepmother and nearly flawless matriarch of the wrai debunch. saying goodbye to actress florence henderson coming up "here's the story of a lovely lady.")) florence ? here's the story of a love low lady ? >> that lovely lay deed, of course, florence henderson, america's favorite television mom, carol brady. she passed away from heart failure last night. henderson came from humble roots where she used to use her singing talent to ent taint family and friends and help make singing. i'd sing for groceries. >> henderson passed away at a hospital in los angeles surrounded by her family and friends. she was 82 years old, and her legacy does live on. we were all kind of sharing our favorite brady bunch episodes this morning and talking about how she was a supermom, right? >> absolutely. everybody looked to carol for advice and just setting a great example. and she taught her kids, there are rules for a reason. >> right. >> and everybody needs to live kindness and love and she set a great example on television. >> i saw another article where it says she

wray a nice 75 degrees reading. the winds have died down. 23% humidity. we have a nice barometer. this moon set over stanley lake. denver. pete perreira super moon from parker. take a look at this, the super moon rising. teens, 20s for the high country. 20s and 30s out west. look at these highs tomorrow. 70s all over the plains and approaching 80 degrees in some areas. 50s and 60s in the high country. 60s out west. for tonight, temperatures well above normal at 40 and 41. and look at tomorrow, mostly sunny and warm with 78 and 79 for the highs. as we take a look at the five day forecast, 78 is the record for tomorrow. so we could break at 77 on wednesday. we could tie it. look at the drop off. 51 down to 47 on friday. so between tuesday and friday we have a 32-degree difference in temperature. saturday looks chilly but that's normal. >> all right, looks nice though. that. thanks ed. >> it is called the serea l killer of -- sereal killer of drugs. and this time in colorado it's fentanyl. >>> csu ram's football team will say goodbye to their home for the last 49 years. >> also comin

eastern plains around i'd say sterling up towards holyoke and akron and wray, it's possible you could have a few gusty winds later on today. highs mid- to upper 40s. front range highs will be with again, much less wind. that's the big difference. less wind and more sunshine today. temperatures otherwise won't be different. tomorrow 39. it will be mostly cloudy and friday we struggle to even reach freezing. a few flurries possible in the morning on friday. then, joel, as we like to do, we clear everything out for the weekend, mostly sunny skies saturday and sunday. highs in the 40s. >>> it's so kind of you to do that for us. >> i'm determined every see the icy and snowpack conditions we have along this ramp. luckily we're not seeing that completely along the roadway. you saw that car pass by and that gives us a good idea of the conditions that direction. icy and snowpack. no chain and passenger traction restrictions in place, but you should put traction restrictions in place personally, make sure your car is ready to drive up that direction. i-270, maybe a little bit of slowing heading

meanwhile, nancy on the plains, she's in wray, almost seems warm compared to alamosa. 22 degrees there. most of us in the denver area are just below freezing. we're about 31 currently here at the station along lincoln downtown. 9:00a.m. then today we'll be 10 degrees warmer than for thanksgiving. we'll reach 60 this afternoon. even warmer than that tomorrow, and then we start cooling down. i mean a big cooldown as we get into next week. details straight ahead. here's joe. >> reporter: hey, ashton, good morning. here's a look at what's going on at i-25 and founders parkway. actually quite a bit of traffic yesterday. but the roads are looking good around the castle rock area. highway 36 around flat iron crossing. you can see highway 36 is looking good. there was trouble however on northwest parkway to be aware of if you're trying to use that to get to flatiron crossing this morning. as we zoom out, no major accidents or stalls to report. >>> thanks, joe. 96-year-old man breaks a world record running the highlands ranch turkey day 5k. bob mcadam retirement home but always stayed active. h

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wray up to around 55. holy oak expect the same. 53 in nebraska today. mostly sunny skies statewide today. our storm system from yesterday that brought us .03-inch of rain, by the way, the wettest day since july in denver, that storm system making its way into the mississippi and ohio river valleys. we are talking detroit and cleveland seeing snow right now. cincinnatild related delays. memphis same situation. houston's airport has a ground stop this morning because of thunderstorms. there could be flight delays to or through houston. here is the next storm system that will move into the mountains tonight. it's not going to bring any moisture to denver or the front range, and like i said it's not going to be until late tonight after 10 or 11:00. i-70 over vail pass 3-6 inches of snow after midnight tonight 7:00 tomorrow morning is when the worst will be. the timing not too bad. obviously, not too many people traveling during that timeframe. if you are going to be traveling late tonight or early tomorrow in the mountains. be aware of that. 53 for the high

the cold front has arrived our weather watcher nancy rockwell out in wray, 36 degrees is what she's reporting this morning. she says, hoping the forecast is right on. nancy, the forecast is always right on here at cbs4. temperatures are anywhere from 20 to 25 degrees colder than yesterday at this time. right around freezing most of the metro area. here's the precipitation, as expected, we'll stay dry for will move to the east reaching the metro area by mid- to late morning. it will start as cold rain for us and transition into snow later on. light rain and snow in the san juan mountains and moving into grand junction now. >>> we're keeping an eye into the high country and that drive, which is going to be much different than it is now later today. you can see the dry conditions now, no restrictions in place. cdot saying make su is winter driving ready. if you don't have proper tread or mud and snow designation on your tires and you slide off, you could face a pretty good fine. >>> thanks. phony news is getting more costly. supporters of donald trump are threatening now to boycott pepsi over fa

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. >> i heard her say a word that is very unparliamentary, i think she would want to wrai it. >> i gave a speech about alberta jobs and that's what she has to say? >> she promised to take up the issue of border line language and put it behind them. >> it's like our dinner table conversation has made it to the parliament in canada. we have young children, we know that those words find their way into conversation. >> you have to correct it early, or else, it comes out at the wrong time. >> it will come up when company is over if you do not correct it. >> yes. >> good morning, there are no words that i am going to use in the next minute or so that will be inappropriate. your children with listen in. look at highway 24, it's slow. you will see slower traffic into the oakland side. no problems at the bay bridge but there is a backup. people were expecting that the week would be lighter than usual, i think that it will be but mot not -- not yet. looking at the south bay commute, it's beginning to fill in north bound as you drive in from sar saratoga on 101. >>> we had a lot of rain for some p

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highs reaching the low 70s in wray and lamar. cooler up in the mountains with this next front pushing in. frisco and grand lake staying in the 40s. a little bit cooler, which actually should be a nice change of pace around here. we're watching the temps in the mid-to upper 60s across colorado, much of the same, too. extended forecast showing the 70s on tap on monday. look at tuesday, our record 78 degrees. we are going to come so close to that. by wednesday it's still dry, but then finally that storm system pushes in thursday into friday. right now computer models kind of changing things up a bit. potentially bringing us maybe a couple of showers if we can thursday night into friday. temperatures. but like i said, fingers and toes crossed that we just get something. i don't care, rain, snow. >> come on, baby. >> for sure, yeah. >> i feel like we've been talking for weeks we've been so dry. >> we have. >> sunny and nice, but dry. >> it's been a month since we've had precipitation in denver. >> we hope it comes soon. >> thursday, l

friends on the far eastern plains you may experience a little bit of wind from burlington, akron and wray and holyoke. this is an enormous arctic air mass that's in eastern siberia. that's not exactly uncommon. what is a little unusual perhaps for this early in the season is that that cold air mass will make its way from now. next tuesday and wednesday that air mass will be on top of us. highs will likely be in the teens and 20s for the middle of next week. now we're looking at 5 to 10 inches of snow for the metro area. that forecast will likely change. we'll keep you posted. but that's next tuesday and wednesday. high temperatures for today, 20s in the mountains. 40s for the eastern plains as well as the front range. we'll stay right at 40 in denver with lots of sunshine today. tomorrow 39, mostly cloudy. flurries in the morning. sunday for the weekend and not as cold, highs in the 40s. >>> cdot cameras, i-76 and i- 270, we've had kind of a mild morning commute so far. this is a sign of it, i-76 usually stacked up as folks are making their way into town. now along i-76 speeds are into th

nancy in wray has 37. nancy, you'll make it up to 75 today. here in denver, 78. that's enough to tie the record for the date. tomorrow's record is 77. we'll be very close. thursday 49 with the cold rain changing over to light snow. and after that just cold. it will feel cold compared to what here's joel. >>> we'll feel alive. c-470 and santa fe, nearby eastbound direction accident at broadway causing delays. across the denver metro area, not only do we have this accident, the backups from wadsworth, but one in the westbound direction of 6th avenue as you get to sheridan, and northbound along i-25 at yale blocking off the left side of the highway. accident highway 93 and highway 72, and an accident southbound blocking off the left two lanes. >> roads will finally looking differently later on this week when that snow rolls ,, ,, ,, ette and a water-activated halubrastrip,des giving you up to ten smooth shaves. upgrade to the gillette sensor3. ? >>> good morning. it is tuesday, november 15th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." president-elect trump eyes rudy giuli

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