this morning we ve got some clouds around in spots and the rain is well out of ohio, michigan and points west. if you re going up toward detroit or chicago, watch out for that. williamsport 42. it s in the 30s across areas north and along i-80 but we re in the low 50s now. 53 officially at reagan national. the travel forecast, it looks good getting out of here. visibilities ten miles. light southerly wind at the moment. temperature 53. going up north grab a jacket. buffalo, detroit, chicago all wet with wet snow flakes mixing in with the rain. upper 30s and low 40s but charlotte and atlanta looking very nice and peaceful after a stormy weekend. their temperatures around 80. it is 4:31. angie goff, over to you. thank you, howard. kicking off this monday morning. so glad you can join us early. the green light stays on. all we re dealing with is a little bit of construction. southbound going to want to watch for it at 198 going northbound. losing a couple of right lanes at bot
many picking up the pieces of shattered homes and lives after a weekend few will ever forget. more than 240 tornadoes touched down across the plains and the south over a three-day period. that s a record for a single storm system. at least 45 people were killed by the twisters and other violent weather. nowhere was hit harder than north carolina. at least 21 people died. the state s deadliest weather day in decades. communities large and small are devastated. the governor asked for federal help in assessing the damage and helping residents get back on their feet. ines ferre is in raleigh, north carolina, this morning with the latest. ines, good morning to you. good morning, terrell. i m in one of the neighborhoods that s been hit the hardest. you can see the house right behind me, simply destroyed. many residents around here just feel lucky to be alive. residents in greene county, north carolina, are sifting through what s left of their devastated community. hopefully we