that's causing issues in fairfield county. but it's moving a a from the city.

a fairfield county man was arrested and charged in connection with emanuel's abuse. the fairfield animal hospital is hoping to get the dog into a new home once he's fully recovered. deputies in orangeburg county are looking for a person of interest after someone test drove an s- u-v and never returned with the vehicle. employees of again auto sales on five chop road in orangeburg say a man drove off in a silver 2005 trail blazer saturday. deputies say the man arived in a blue audi and say a woman drove away in that car. if anyone has any information on sweatshirt or the blue audi is asked crimestoppers the newberry county sheriff's office needs your help identifying a man that robbed a local pharmacy. it happened just after noon today. deputies say the suspect walked into the peak pharmacy with what appeared to be a pistol and robbed them. if you have any information about the robbery contact the sheriff's office. a reward is being offered for the identification and arrest of the suspect. the town of lexington now has a safe place to exchange items purchched online..

this is video out of fairfield county tonight and it's snowing out there. >> it is snowing and we got pictures from the area here, and the viewer that sent a picture of a good amount of snow in that area. >> there was a light band that was only a few miles wide. >> yeah. >> here in columbia the clouds are already breaking . >> and some people were asking for a snow day. >> there you go. >> well let's see what we saw today. the high temperatures were only around 44 sumter 33. the temperatures have dropped now. 34 in sumter now and up state, 23 degrees in rock hill. now the winds are still up this evening. mileleper-hour and it feels like 24 in columbia. 30 degrees along the coast. here's the satellite here, and the band here is pretty much fading but we still have that band extending into the pd region and that will extend to the northeast. fairly large section here of north carolina has cleared out already. the main system a up over the great lakes and sending some high pressure there. the combination is bringing the cold wind down here well into the south. we have one system here, an

a fairfield county man was arrested and charged in connection with emanuel's abuse. the fairfield animal hospital is hoping to get the dog into a new home once he's fully recovered. more than four months after the state's historic floods, those who rushed into action have not been forgotten. in its second annual yellow jasmine awards, the columbia chamber gave the community impact award to heroes of the flood. the chamber acknowledged their work not only during the floods but every day. other organizations and individuals were also honored for their contributions to the community. longtime lexington county councilman johnny jeffcoat was given the friend of business award. one of the newest editions to the greenville zoo now has a name. today, the zoo showed off the baby giraffe--named tatu. 2nd. tatu means "third child" in swahili...and got its name for being his parents' third calf. he weighed nearly 158 pounds when he was born and stands at just over 6 feet tall. the time has come to take the plunge for a great cause. the south carolina department of public safety

the concentration is moving out of newberry county and it is in and fairfield county. it is light at best right now, but we expected to pick back up. with a southwesterly flow, we have been warming up. 63 in camden where the have not -- were there has not been that much cloud cover yet. as the kids head to the bet -- to the bus stop, they will need the rain jacket. they will definitely need the jacket later on today. hour-by-hour, the rain picks up in intensity. 67 by 11:00 and showers and thunderstorms by 7:00. barely scraping 72 degrees. we could have strong and gusty wind up to 25 miles per hour. we continue with moderate to heavy hit -- moderate to heavy rainfall. get ready to get on the roadways.>>> right now i-26 by the emerge past st. andrews to picking up quite a bit. the good thing is that the roads are dry right now. one accident has been reported on mineral springs rd. one accident has been reported on mineral springs rd. this accident has been there for the last 45 minutes. this is s mineral springs and linger street. then headed west on a guster road towar

but over into sections of fairfield county just a little s bit of a broom should sweep up anything in the way and not a north and west you're in very good shape. here's your seven day forecast. we have sloppy weather sticking with us for abo 48 hours or so, maybe a little longer than that. winding down to flurries. breezy conditions on thursday. temperature drops and then bitter cold over the weekend. that's a quick look at your forecast, folks. back to you. >>> we have a consumer alert that a children's musical strument may have high levels of lead. the pink metal bar macon taken excessive levels of lead. the toys were sold on amazon and in stores last year. >> investigators are looking into newer jeep dodge and chrysler vehicles. officials are lin ng more than 120 crashes to electronic gear shifters in cars made by fiat chrysler. investigators say the shifters are confusion and drivers are leaving their cars while it's running and not in park. 2015 jeep grand cherokees as well as some 2012 through 2014 dodge chargers and chrysler 300 sedans. >> > onngen is something we obviously nee

you can see this heaviest band which stretches from bergen county all the way up through fairfield county. areas like islip and brookhaven and river head, that's where your heaviest resip is going y iest iest precip is going to be. if you're traveling on 287, 87, 95, you're going to run into tricky conditions. the wider picture shows more moisture beginning to push its this is the same strong line that caused tornados in the southeast and a blizzard through the plains states. now it is going to linger along the coastline. we're going to dry out to the west, but we are going to see more rain that may mean street flooding. again, the live radar picture right here, stick around. in just a little while we're going to talk about the possibility of coastal snow as we head into the weekend. stay tuned for that. >>> the wind and visibility causing issues at airports. right now there's an average delay of 1 hour and 23 minutes for inbound flights in la guardia. remember you can track the rain and get travel alerts in the palm of your hand. just download our news 4 new york app. >>> etan pate's dad

and we have snow stretching all the way and some heavy at times out to the island, fairfield county, in through the city, queens and prook brooklyn and even down through sections of the jersey shore where again we're going to see lower accumulations. as we take a look at the forecast, a rough morning commute tomorrow. how are the roadways going to be impacted? we'll tell you that with janice in a little while. in the meantime, you can expect upwards of six inches of snow if edge of long island and one to three inches of slush again in the city. a sloppy wet snow, that's what we're talking about. again, the worst conditions out towards the east. the weekend looks great. next week we're watching a coastal system. that's a quick look at your forecast. >>> well, a lot of people moan and grown when they get a jury duty summons in the mail but probably not because of anything like this. >> i heard for hot girls press one, for hot guys press two. >> yeah. and hundreds of juries in jackson county, mississippi got the same message when they called the phone number listed on the summons. it wa

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right around patterson, rolling through new castle, sections of fairfield county. as we take a look at the wider picture, long island, you're seeing the rain begin to push through much of the area now. still to come through the evening, though. we have showers, breezy conditions are going to prevail. temperatures are going to drop to 37, 38 degrees. system. another one still to come, we'll talk more about that in detail. that could be strong weather rolling in. >> weather changes fast. can you track the storm, even set the weather page as your home screen. download the app in the app store. >>> this is a case we talked a lot about, a teenager wanted for slashing a waiter in the middle of a busy greenwich village restaurant has been caught. the teen allegedly had been begging customers for money when he was asked to leave. he returned minutes later and slashed a waiter across the face. the victim hopes to return to work soon. >> the good thing is, the swelling's going down. he's feeling okay. >> police have not released the identity of the teen in custody. >> the re

space is limited and an appointment is necessary. 3 fairfield county residents are getting a chance to speak out on things they believe should be improved upon around the county.on monday night nearly 70 residents came out to fairfield county high school to hear from urban planners.it was all a part of the county's strategic community and economic development master plan series. their presentation included numbers on education, housing, jobs and economic development.at the end of the presentation residents gave their input. 3 citizens are reaching it for some solutions solutions to issues that are transforming our county...a county that now has one grocery store. it's the only one in south carolina. we have five different water agencies in the county and i think we need better water source. 3 the county is holding the second of three meetings tonight at 6:30 at the mccorey- ston elementary school.the urban planners hope to present a final improvement plan by april. 3 3 the usc women's basketball team falls to uconn in the battle of the top two teams. the number 2 usc mounted a fourth-q

back to fairfield county. this will be backing in today. to most of the area, then into the worst tomorrow, another system coming our way. we will watch that. not a lot of snow, an inch or two in the city, but east toward long island, the gradient gets higher, higher amounts of snow. snow showers still this evening and into tonight. periods of snow tomorrow we will talk about. so, kiddos, you need your snow gear at the bus stop. temperature after school, 34. it will feel like the 20s with the wind out of the northeast. weather and traffic every seven minutes. what you got going on out there? >> the long island expressway by victory boulevard. eastbound off the goethals bridge into victory boulevard, you can see the slowdown there, but farther east, going to the map, we do have an accident and it's right near clove road. it's being cleared away. and you have a good ride going to the verrazano bridge. and then we're looking here at the van wyck expressway, going north at hillside avenue. that earlier accident i told you about has been cleared

little snow showers popped up around fairfield county. otherwise, cloudy skies and breaks of sun today. temperatures are going to be 38 by 11:00. we get to the mid-40s this afternoon above normal this time of year. it gets a little colder and a lot warmer. all of that in the accuweather forecast. it's weather then heather every seven minutes. that's heather. that's heather. take three, that's heather. >> here i am. subway service is running on or close to schedule. no major problems. metro-north, long island railroad, new jersey transit running on or close to schedule. if you are going to morristown route 202 between morristown green and dowdy strode, we have a downed poll and downed wires. so all lanes are closed down in both directions if you normally travel up 202. minor delays george washington bridge, lincoln and the holland, all of that construction has been cleared away. we still have this issue with the new jersey turnpike truck lanes. they are closed from exit 6 to 14. this is where construction should be cleared away shortly. as

that spreads up to the city, westchester and fairfield counties and now the majority of suffolk county is in the 5 to 8 plus range as we've seen a shift in the storm track. it's all rain right now, but there are some indications aloft above us that the air is getting colder and some ice pellets may be forming. they're not reaching the ground just yet, but look at this moisture stream. it is nonstop from the atlantic through the mid-atlantic states and into the northeast. still coming up from florida and the gulf of mexico and that's why with all this moisture and the cold air on its way we're going to see the temperatures change as well as the snow amounts. temperatures still are in the 40s in most spots but the cold air is coming fast. and now tough suffolk is under a winter storm warning. that's where you'll see the worst of it. a mess for the morning commute between between 6:00 a.m. and noon. we'll talk about that as the storm comes our way in just a few minutes. >> a significant amount of snow. crews are on the ready and schools are closely watching to see what happens. michael ge

pretty much from lake murray into parts of fairfield that into kershaw county but it is a very light at worst right now. parts of winnsboro in just to the east of blythewood and extreme western northwestern kershaw county for that is the only area where the rain is falling at least right now. temperatures are mild and it is 57 in saluda and winnsboro. here in columbia we are sitting at 59 degrees. the moisture is already in place for the cloud coverage. a cold front comes in to miss a chance for more rain fell today. when the kids get out of school rain is likely to be warm with 66 degrees as a high temperatures rain "jack of the red hearts" middle to upper 60s all throughout our community and as we get into the afternoon, a lot more rain will pull through. but very active as we get into the deep south and all this activity will be moving through so we will have quite a number of days where we will be dealing with rain. overnight tonight he could be looking at heavier rainfall with a high of 53 degrees and we could see a thunderstorm or two with a high of 68 on wednesday and as thing

we have a few showers in the columbia area extending north into the eastern part of fairfield county and still a band of showers from clan don all the way to kershaw. these are moving north northeast at 40 miles per hour. the main batch of rain is back to our west where a tornado watch is in effect for southern alabama and there has been quite a bit of severe weather with this line of thunderstorms and it is this entire area that's headed our way for the early morning hours. right now it is cloudy, 37 degrees, winds from the east northeast at six miles per hour producing a wind chill of 32. tonight we expect thunderstorms coming through during the early morning hours. it will be after midnight. our temperature will start around 38, 39 degrees and will be rising before the thunderstorms get here. tomorrow we'll break out into sunshine with a high temperature of 63 degrees. i will have the rest of the >> thank you. >>> the gop primary is saturday and front runner donald trump appears to be widening his lead. a new poll shows trump with 42% of likely voters. today in mount pleasant trum

we're looking has some shower activity out there in the fairfield county. were starting to get closer to the edge of northern richland and northern lexington counties. you can see around chapin and over toward jenkinsville, heavier showers. chapin starting to quiet down. we have thunder off to our west but that has moved out. up towards winnsboro, we're seeing some light rainfall in the ridgeway area and down toward blythewood as well. all of this moisture is trailing back towards the gulf. acrossed the gulf coast states are's -- area is where we have the low pressure. the low-pressure centers bring that up through the golf -- golf. it is keeping us on this call pattern that were going to be in on the backside of the appellations. it is known as a wedge pattern. the second one keeps more moisture in and helps push this wedge pattern out of here and gives us the chance of stronger 60 degrees in columbia. 61 in lexington. it is 59 in camden. 54 in newberry. 50s and 60s. the model runs tonight. well temperatures fall to around 58, was showers off and on and fa

a fairfield county man was arrested and charged in connection with emanuel's abuse. the fairfield animal hospital is hoping to get the dog into a new home once he's fully recovered. the newberry county sheriff's office needs your help identifying a man that robbed a local pharmacy. it happened just after noon on friday. deputies say the suspect walked into the peak pharmacy with what appeared to be a pistol and robbed them. if you have any information about the robbery contact the sheriff's office. a reward is being offered leading to the arrest of the suspect. deputies in orangeburg county are looking for a person of interest after they say someone test back. employees of 'a-a again auto sales' on five chop road in orangeburg tell investigators --- last week a man drove off in a silver 2005 trail blazer. deputies say the man arrived in a blue audi and a woman drove away in that car. if anyone has any information on a man wearing a blue hoodie sweatshirt or the blue audi is asked crimestoppers at 1-888-crime-sc. a 16 year veteran of the columbia fire department has b

county. news 19's loren thomas was in the county tonight for a community development meeting. 3 it's mardi gras, and the annual tradition isn't the same without a king cake. we'll expain what it is and kick, that;s ahead at five. plus, some midlands students created a bike that will charge your cell phone. how it works and helps to keep you in shape. 3 but first, we are waking up to freezing temeperatures. meterologist efren afante has 3 in lexington...police need your help in identifying a burglary suspect. you're looking at surveillance video from the business.it happened last wednesday at the mattress man store on sunset boulevard. officers say the suspect stole a laptop computer.if you know who the person is, your asked to call crimestoppers at 1-triple-8-crime-sc. 3 you can also call crimestoppers if you have any information about this individual.. richland deputies say the suspect attempted to steal a tire off of a used car from sloan motors on two notch road early sunday morning. was g

and into fairfield and newberry county. thunderstorms are rumbling around that line. all the area is shaded inbred because it is a tornado watch in effect until -- shaded in red because it is a tornado watch in effect until 7:00 tonight. a severe thunderstorm morning stretches from your countertop -- stretches from up to western north county. the eastern part of the upstate is getting hit pretty hard. everyone seen strong wind of 30 to 40 mile per hour's. that associated with thunderstorms has been toppling trees in the foothills. in cleveland county, burke the storms that pass through a little while ago. i'm sure there will be more power outages. all these storms are working in racing to the east. here is the latest in oconee county and northwest pickens county with a thunderstorm. another one trying to develop an avon county. the worst is passing through our area now. we will stay under that watch and all that area shaded in red until 7:00 tonight and underwent advisories until midnight. they continue and then cooler air

right now, text to 911 is available in kershaw and newberry counties, and i've been told by both fairfield county and richland county that they're in the process of launching it. for anyone in one of the counties where it's available they can simply send a text to 911 to get in touch with a dispatcher. the newberry county sheriff's office says it was excited about this technology at first, thinking it might offer better protection for a younger generation. but they say while it's good technology... it's just not there yet. "if they choose to use this, even though we highly discourage it. if they choose to use this, they must understand the limitations of text versus that actual phone call." of course there are still a catch my full story at 11 for more on the good and bad of this new technology and what experts think it means about the future of emergency response services. live in the studio, allie spillyards, wis news 10. a former camden policeman is now criminally charged over accusations he watched porn in his patrol car. a warrant shows 41- year-old marshall hardin the second was char

we do have snow showers showing up in fairfield county. you might see some of it make it onto the ground but even if it does it doesn't stick around for long. we had a week to sermon swinging by and has enough kick to it . temperatures are fairly warm . snow comes down to the ground level . high temperatures up to 440 and that is not bad. tomorrow will be cooler than normal with a high of 370.39 for a high on friday. the weekend looks nice and dry. let's bring in ines and see what she has . let's see what's going on. >> i'm sure you'll find something. flooding issues last night and into this morning. the bronx river parkway is moving fine now.the bridge is looking good. no problems unto 80 into the parkway. let's go to the cameras and take a look at the lie . by north ocean avenue with traffic moving fine and there is no problems on the eastbound side. let's check out the cross bronx on the alexander bridge. very quiet northbound and southbound. 79 street heading towards the bridge you are okay and trains are running on or close. >> think

it's an incredible story of survival in fairfield county. a dog who police say was dragged by a vehicle and left for dead --- survives after being rescued. and now, it's slowly getting back to full health. wis's mike desumma joins us now from our newsroom with more. judi he's called a 'miracle dog' the 11 month old shepherd mix --- known as emanuel -- has had to undergo seven surgeries since last month. that care has gone a long way but doctors at fairfield animal hospital says he still has a ways to go. three women found the dog late last year while they were spending the day at carolina adventure park. at that time, one of his was so badly damaged that doctors say the bone was sticking out. emanuel's body was also covered in lacerations -- and he was badly malnourished. so far the dog's care has been funded by the kindness of strangers. the hospital took in more than 4,000 dollars in donations -- to give emanuel the surgeries he desperately needed. "it's a nice thing to see. we have gotten some donations from very far away because it did g

huskey has been booked into the fairfield county detention center. happy birthday to everyone celebrating today!! send your birthday club pictures to: birthdayboard@wistv.com and specify the date in subject line. you can also mail photos to: birthday board po box 367 columbia, sc 29202 please give two weeks advanced notice. president obama and house speaker paul ryan are set to meet one-on-one today for the first time since ryan became speaker of the house last october. the two are expected to have lunch in the oval office. they'll discuss the president's fiscal 2017 budget request and areas of common legislative interest in obama's last year in office. bill cosby is set to appear back in a pennsylvania criminal court today. cosby and his attorneys are trying to get a criminal sexual assault case against him thrown out. he has been charged with three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his pennsylvania home back in 2004. more than 50 women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct. the

county. >> loren thomas was there. >> reporter: we are anticipating changes in the near future. tonight they held a first of for community meetings for development master plan series. back in the fall, the county asked a firm to take a look at areas that needed improvement. the firm that with residents to explain what they found and to get input. >> i wish more citizens had shown up because it is important. took residents were happy to give their input on areas they felt needed improvement. >> we need water and a water source. >> citizens are reaching out for some solutions. our county only has one grocery store. >> one urban planner says there are many ways they can show improvement. >> there's the trail system in the state park system. you want to have the catalyst projects that you can build quickly so people can see change. >> this development plan is for a 15 to 20-year-old timeline. they plan to see changes in the next five years. the developers are also planning on meeting with residents on tuesday night at the mccoury elementary school in player. -- player -- blair.. >>>

one case has been investigated in fairfield county. snow warning. >> yes we are for several counties but we got general snow advisory all the way down to wooster and canton. this is good for a kick inch, maybe two inches of snow fall during the overnight hours. now, a little bit of lake enhancement may give you as much as three inches to three- and-a-half from lake geauga to cuyahoga county. here is the warnings, geauga and ashtabula tonight through third at four p.m. squalls getting going through the day and tomorrow night. 6 to 12-inches. lake snow advisories for lake county and cuyahoga county. your share, a good four to 8- inches for many of you. time but stay alert. temperatures 30 degrees and they will fall slowly and surely through the 20s. travel will be dicey. there we go. in the 20s through ten p.m. and off. tracking the coldest year in a week coming up. >>> we are closely following developing details about the drama surrounding johnny manziel. the browns denied claims that they covered for manziel about drinking by entering him in a concussion protocol. a reporter was said

so we are looking at flurries here in suffolk county long island, fairfield county, new haven, back to the west. you know, there's these clouds, but there's just periods of snow and a very complex weather pattern, one low to the south and one low off to the north. so today by 6:00 we're still looking at the freezing mark and some flurries around. look, breaks of sunshine by 10:00 in the afternoon. gets to 40 and upper 30s. well, this is as warm as it's going to get because coming will be this flow out of the north and actor irk air will be pouring in here this evening and tonight and tomorrow. and look at our weekend, 22 the high on saturday with some flurries and 19 on sunday. a few flurries, cloudy taw, breaks of sun by midday, afternoon, we're looking at 40. cloudy, brisk and cold tonight with snow showers around, 24 the low. and then tomorrow the arctic assault begins. breaks of sunshine, blustery, colder, a snow shower, the temperature 30, but it's going to feel like the teens with the wind out there. windy and cold on friday, deliberator the high, -- 30 the high, 22 look at that

now into warren and hunterdon county as well. still the leftover snow showers for fairfield county. on again and off again. you'll see some blight blue today and this will be the warmest of the week at around 39 with the wind, windchills will hover in the 0s for a good part of the day. risk of flooding is subsiding, that's good news for the friends along the coast but the big news is the chill this weekend. >>> now the commute this morning and alex denis. >> we have some changes as you come here in medford we have route 112 closed in both directions at park avenue. police are investigating a crash on scene and anticipate that. also in new jersey, here on the turnpike, there's a 45-mile-per- hour speed restriction in effect between the delaware memorial bridge and the george some slick road conditions reported. also the garden state parkway has a 50-mile-per-hour speed restriction in effect between exits 124 and the new york state line. for the same reasons there. alternate side is suspended today for ash wednesday. meter rules are still in effect and be safe, don't text and drive. c

all the way into fairfield county. this is looking northward -- moving northward very slowly. this is a time lapse of the radar over the last three hours and you can see the stream of more struck coming out of georgia. we've had that front coming lands and it will go stationary and the other part of the front in georgia has already gone stationary. we are going to be seeing and watching is this area of low pressure coming out of the southwest already producing precipitation in texas and as it comes here it will invigorate this area of low pressure in the western gulf region and this is going to be quite a storm tomorrow and is probably going to be some quite severe weather in the gulf states. this is what we saw today in south carolina. high temperatures of 62 degrees. it was 77 degrees in charleston but tonight with the front coming through we have cooled off. 60 degrees in columbia. models says an increased chance of shower tomorrow and into tomorrow evening. we get a break and we will watch a front coming our way we

that pink color, all the counties north of town. rockland, fairfield county. and these are the spots where you'll see windchills between 25 and 35 below zero. this goes into effect at 1:00 today, that's when the winds start to whip up. the coldest time will be later this afternoon overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. new york city not out of the woods by any means. and all these counties shaded in blue. that's where you'll see windchills between 15 and 25 below. you can still get frostbite for sure. you definitely want to avoid being outside later on today, tonight, and tomorrow morning if you can. if it's an emergency, of course, you have to go out, dress with as many layers as you can. here's a live look at radar. some light snow showers off to the west. not a big deal. just keep that in mind. step outside right now, you may think it feels like 11. it's not that bad. it does get colder with the winds chills picking up. 2 below by lunchtime. 10 below zero around 6:00. that's when it's really dangerous with the cold. what we're expecting coming up in

and the rain is from eastern fairfield county to bridgeport to new haven and nassau and suffolk county and this will keep sliding eastward. so after school now, the sun will be out. and you will be able to pick up the kid, at the bus stop with nice weather. near 60 degrees. with breaks of sunshine. go talk some more about rain on the way and snow, too. in your accu-weather forecast. in just a moment. shirley and david, back to you. >> great. coming up on eyewitness news, canada and new york, joining forces, with governor cuomo and what he is doing to bring more tourists to the empire state. plus, looking for a cheaper way to fly? what airlines are starting to offer that will drop ticket prices. >> and back to to the oscars. we will look at the fashions on the red carpet, and what moment during the ceremony broke governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. and pay a real decent wage. we fight until this nation fulfills its promise of opportunity for al

tonight again you can see new york city, long island, coastal areas of westchester and fairfield counties across central new jersey seeing some of that rain. a lot of the northern counties stay out of it. monday higher pressure moves in. monday start to finish is a dry day. tuesday morning we start with clouds. those clouds increase through the day. heading into the late evening the next system moving moves in. looks to be rain. right now this model run showing snow across northern new jersey and into the parts of the lower hudson valley. that could change if this system wobbles just a little bit. still it's going to be a bit of a soaker late tuesday into wednesday and starting again thursday. we have not got the light rain tapers off tonight. 36 degrees is the low temperature. tomorrow not bad. monday night be the pick of the week. lots of sunshine. 47 degrees. and then take a look at what happens. increasing clouds on tuesday. the late rain. could see a little bit of a mix. wednesday we see some rain developing off and on through the day. thursday looks to be another soaking although th

. >> we support the belief that the right of the people in fairfield county, especially in middle 6, the rights will be infringed on. the wet lands will not be appropriately controlled and we feel that the future of our children will be at stake and we feel also that the traffic will be very, very dangerous in that area. especially on highway 34. >> dhec attorneys did not wish to offer a comment. the hearing continues in the at dhec headquarters. accurate forecast with chief meteorologist jim gandy. >> the rain moved out of the area before day break. we saw plenty of sunshine today. low temperature of 39 at the airport. 40 degrees in the city. got up to 64 degrees this afternoon. 65 degrees at the airport. with the sun down now it is partly cloudy. temperatures 56 degrees. winds are from the west, northwest at 3 miles per hour. for tonight we expect to see an increase in clouds, low temperature of 41, a slight chance of rain. tomorrow partly cloudy, a high of 62 with clear skies tomorrow night. dropping down to 36. we will have more on the forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> an upd

and you can see temperatures are very cold in fairfield county. maybe some ice in fairfield where it's 23. 26 in shelton. 29 degrees in stratford. you have to head to the city to find temperatures above freezing. 33 in central park. 34 out in the island in montauk. later this evening, going to be pleasant outside. mostly clear. it's a little bit on the chilly side. but certainly not too bad for early february. 38 degrees and we start to see that ice forming again as in the suburbs. this is our active week ahead. starting sunday night into monday morning, first one hopefully a close call. most of the heavier snow staying off shore. if this changes, we'll let you know. then another storm comes tuesday. and this has the potential to bring more widespread snow. but it{ looks to be a little weaker as well. maybe not so heavy. but more folks will see accumulating snow out of this one. this could affect your tuesday commutes and even into wednesday. temperatures in the mid-30s. better chance of snow with the second system. looks to be the weaker of the t

county, working to the north and northeast. we've going to give you specific areas to be concerned about and what we think the path and squall line but several other areas of severe weather will be and how it will impact you. we'll go area by area in a little while and have your full forecast as well. >>> that same system that dave just showed you is responsible for five deaths and dozens of injuries all across the south. two of those deaths happened within the last three hours in waiver ly wave waverly, virginia. down south, though, the cleanup begins. first light revealed the utter devastation from a powerful storm system sweeping across the southeast, spawning tornados from louisiana to florida. hardest hit, a mobile home park in louisiana where 150 trailers were reduced to rubble. >> it was probably the worst area that that tornado could have hit. >> to the east in pensacola, neighborhood took a direct hit. >> we barely made it to the bottom floor. then we started hearing things ripping apart. we're fortunate to be alive. >

right now, a strong wind moving through -- fairfield county, to newberry -- all the way the heaviest concentration now is along this line that none of these are severe. i want to stress that none of them are severe. they are moving very quickly at almost 50 miles per hour straight up to the north, northeast. you can see the line stretches all the way into parts of the western french. we will be dealing with this for quite a while. temperatures are unbelievably warm. seventy-five in lexington. seventy-five in orangeburg. seventy-five in saint matthews. here in columbia, 77 degrees. wind out of the south right now. upwards of 30 miles per hour. sustained wind. the wind gust is worse. forty up to 50 miles per hour wind gusts. especially in the northwest and northern parts of the communities in the midlands. this is one of -- where the cold front is. it is racing through the palmetto state. the reason why we have the tornado watch. and a lot of clearing skies ahead of this. giving us a chance for instability. behind the cold front, the skies are starting to clear. although there is cloud

picture, hunterdon county to fairfield county, picking up ice right now, that is my concern. heavy ice when you zoom in tight, bergen county, morris county, the entire counties are covered in ice. look at the temperatures, this is so important to this picture, sparta is 23, new york city 34, greenwich 31, sparta 23, yet still picking up ice. raining but you have ice on the roadways. how is that possible? we have a warm front, that goes up and over the cold air that's been in place. so it's raining cats and dogs up top, coming down to the cold air and freezing on the surface. i'm telling you, we've got to be so careful. the morning commute also, going to be a tricky one out there. please be careful. live at columbus circle, i'm going to give because all the equipment. i'll be right there. >> come on back. >>> wintry mix is prompting travel warnings. wheel of mobile to in yonkers where it is a little bit of a mess out there. valerie? >> right now i am headed southbound on the bronx river parkway. it's actually not too bad on the main roadways. they are wet, it's been raining fo

across parts of eastern sections of fairfield county and portions of long island, seeing some heavier showers out towards the hamptons. we're not done with this system. rain extends all the way down to norfolk, virginia and beyond. and the front is slowing down. even though you're going to dry out north and west of the city over night, that rain is going to linger on the coast in the morning just before it dries out in the afternoon. rain and wind across the coast. temperatures stay in the 50s. very mild out there, melting a lot of the snow, that adding to the flooding. after that, we have the storm potential for guess what, a little bit of snow. tomorrow night into friday, because this front is not moving very much it's going to sit right along the coast. and the track is critical. if it starts to shift gak a back a little bit to the north and west we're going to see a slushy accumulation of snow for coastal new jersey and long island, maybe even into the city. the weekend looks great. temperatures will be relatively mild. 53 for tomorrow. we'll be watching the coast. at 11:00 we'll

westchester county, fairfield county, mostly sunny skies. rain off to the west and south. it's moving in later on today. let's plan out your day here. no umbrellas needed. temperatures coasting in the low to mid-50s. then the clouds build. it's after lunch and brunch. say, 4:00, 5:00 p.m., that's when you want the umbrellas handy. new york city on south, could see a shower or two. temperatures stay mild. today's high 54 degrees. well above average. we should only be in the low 40s this time of year. yesterday we made it into the 60s. not quite that mild but very mild with a high of 54. we have several chances of rain the next few days. an unsettled week ahead. we'll look at the seven-day forecast and show you the stormy times in a few. pat and gus, over to you. >> thank you, raphael. happening now, coast guard crews looking through the waters of for a missing plane passenger. >> rescuers pulled three other passengers from the plane. ray villeda joining us with the latest. what are you hearing? >> reporter: good morning, gus and pat. the police and the marine bureau in suff

snow flurry activity popped up over fairfield county, portions of east and westchester county as well. that will be for the next half hour or so. it should dissipate and not amount to much of anything. decent day with sun and clouds. high temperature getting back into the low and mid 40s. chilly night tonight. back into the 20s. a colder day tomorrow with a high of 37. it will be a sunny day tomorrow. 37 we can bear to being in the sub zero temperatures last weekend. sunshine fades behind clouds on friday. not a big deal. another quiet day. about 40 degrees should do it. heading into the weekend, we're 51 to 54 the range for saturday and sunday. could be a spot shower passing by on saturday, especially early in the day. early next week, monday looks like a miss. later tuesday night into wednesday, there could be a coastal storm. right now, warm enough to be mainly rain. looks like a rainmaker right now. we will keep an eye on it. that would be for late tuesday night into wednesday the way it looks now. here's the seven-day forecast. ups and downs with the temperatures. 44 today. 37s t

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along the north shore into fairfield county and immediate ncerns through the island -- excuse me, in new jersey, but through the rest of the day as well when we see high tide once again. i want to go to some paper right now and tell you we've already seen moderate flooding in long is nd at kings potht. minor flooding n linden hurst and in bridge port andtanford as well. we're going to keep an eye on this. this is an ever-changing situation. meanwhile, we're tracking the snow you can see the back edge of it right here. still, heavy bands of snow throughout long island. let's take oyster bay right now, pushing into melville and another line of heavy snow from verhead pushi thrwegh and heavy snow bands through east hampton as well. this is a strong system. look how powerful it is. let's talk about what we can expect as we head through the rest of the day. tomrrow. question mark, a big question mark. we anticipate light to moderate snow heading into tuesda couple of flurries possible on wednesday. covest arctic air for the weekend, evt eryone. as we head through the next 24 hours, floodi

, pushing through fairfield county and out east into the atlantic. couple of catered showers. we'll zoom in and take a look at areas affected. oyster pay and smith town. it's not as heavy as this picture might suggest. out west in the oranges, elizabeth, back to plain field, you're going to see scattered shower activity. this is where it's beginning to break up. behind it clear conditions. we're going to see winds beginning to calm just a little bit. not doing a lot. conditions calm in white plains right now. but slowly but surely, these clouds will peel away and we'll see a nice evening progressing. next chance of rain we talked about, as we head into late tuesday, early wednesday, we see the rain push in our direction. sloppy conditions for the rush hour. by wednesday afternoon, that pushes out of the way as well. but we're not out of the woods with respect to precipitation. at the end of the week, we may get another dose. milder air will come back into the play. as we head to the end of the week, 40s and 30s. then we'll see mixed precip possible a

and 880 reporting a lot of slushy conditions through fairfield county, connecticut and much of the state where colder temperatures are existing. it's relatively snow-starved to the west but all of this around this big area of low pressure. again, more significant totals to the east, parts of the island 2 to 4 and some will see wind is adding to flood warnings for the north shore, the city and the jersey shore with readings 2 to 3 feet above high tide. now back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> as mentioned, long island getting most of the snow right now. diane macedo riding around with the babylon department of works with a look at how the crews are battling the storm. >> reporter: i am here with one of about a hundred crew members of the department of public works of babylon working to stay ahead of the storm. and they're doing a good job here but nick is explaining that it can be extra challenging in this kind of a storm because the snow is especially wet and as a result, it's especially heavy. scott is one of many long islanders who takes snow in stride. >> january wasn't too bad. par fo

county, working to the north and northeast. we've going to give you specific areas to be concerned about and what we think the path and

with elevation into the sound into parts of fairfield county. follow the line through and now we are starting to see a little bit more mixing into sussex. so there's a little bit of sleet with this. the heavy rain here will hold together and effect parts of eastern long island in concert with the flow and full moon. watch that evening high tide flooding. a break of sorts wednesday before we see this coming later in the day. notice the red box a powerful storm, risk of tornadoes for parts of louisiana and mississippi just kind of a taste of the strength of this. timing this out between now and 4: 00 we'll see more snow into parts of the hudson valley. then the line retreats further to the north with sleet mixing in so do be careful. then there's the break you see a few more pockets of heavy watch what happens as we work our way into thursday morning. that's when we see a line of showers with possibly even an embedded thunderstorm before this thing finally starts to wrap up. we are looking at the possibility of two inches of rain after today. so t

county, new york city towards jersey. some of that rain is going to linger into dinnertime and maybe even overnight. tomorrow dry as you head back to work and school. a high of 46 degrees. the shaky time starts tuesday night into wednesday morning. a more powerful storm approaches. that has the potential to make heavy rain, even localized flooding especially wednesday afternoon and evening. you can see temperatures are kind of up and down. down to the low 40s by tuesday and into the 50s on thursday. back down again to the low 40s by next weekend. good stuff and bad stuff. erica grow will have the forecast coming up tonight. >>> thank you for spending your sunday morning with us. our next newscast is at 6:00 p.m. you can stay updated online or with our news app. >> meet the press sh next. thanks for having us in lp >>> this sunday morning, another big win for donald trump, now the undisputed republican front-run sgler it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's vicious. it's beautiful. >> but republicans believe it's a three-m

watch it through fairfield county and dab dan bury and sections of new jersey like sussex county. we'll keep an eye on that area. as the evening progresses, that rain moves north, the snow stays to the far north and west. as we get to tomorrow morning, it's all out of the way. another batch rolls in midday and the heaviest stuff we save for the end of the day and into the overnight where we'll see some very heavy rains roll on through. we'll be asleep for most of it. this is what it looks like thursday morning, it all clears today, 39 degrees, that snow and mix. as we head through the next seven days, here's what you can expect. we just have to get through tomorrow. although it will be blustery and chilly on friday, it's dry. saturday and sunday look absolutely terrific. we begin next week nice and mild, 55 degrees, that's what we're talking about, right? we'll send it back to both of you. we'll update you through the day. and we'll keep an eye on everything you need to know. >>> "new york live" is next at 1:30. >> hi, guys. paul simon prepares to make history in new york. what th