25 san ford. 25 southern pines. 27 fayetteville and 26 in goldsboro. Looking at the day ahead, spotty snow around. Flurries around, 31 degrees, and through the afternoon hours, mostly cloudy skies and 32 degrees. I think the snow, any snow flakes, will shut off by lunch time today. Tonight, with low temps rolling in, we could see another refreeze. Well talk about that as well coming up. Amber is here to talk about traffic. Amber as far as road conditions, they are not good this morning. We had some snow move in, as you were saying, it was coming down a little bit overnight. We can show you a round robin and forget about the secondary roads. Many of them have not even been touched. Well keep beating the drum today, tell you to stay off the roadways, were expecting more snow. D. O. T. Crews are working, and lines down affecting some areas, there are power lines across the road there. Caitlin knute is on the way to the scene so shell have a clearer picture and an update on the ground. Eme
Did see one of the fences that was pretty much toppled, but no Real Infrastructure damage, and the best thing about this whole thing is that no one was injured. This t ts is the office where i work. Hatzel j. P. Lipstick shows you how it happened it. Got very loud, and as i opened the door, i opened the door and said hi, ryan, there was a sheet of water behind and us the Patio Furniture was going that way. Hatzel and Church Surveillance video is there to prove her storyry ryan is a delivery guy they know well, 62, a big guy who i was porful winds. You can see the furniture being background. Ryan grabbed me, and i grabbed the door, and then h h grabbed the door, and then it took the two of us. Hatzel what a mess. At st. Marys Anglican Church in delray beach, the winds taking down power lawns with multiple trees snapped in half, the fence bent like plastic. If i had been here a little the tree that fell in the parking lot. Hatzel thats bishop who feels fortunate, spared, he says, from th
We will get down to maybe 60 and there will a chance of showers toward daybreak. The better chance of rain will be tomorrow and most of our rain will come in the afternoon with a hive 72 degrees. We are expecting the weather to be turning cooler on thursday but the sun will return on friday. That forecast coming up. It is a main road in lower Richland County but right now you cannot drive through it. The bluff road outside of gaston was washed away during the flight. Transportation crews are rebuilding it. Chuck ringwalt gives us a first look at it. Reporter there sisis no one said wants to see. Douglas bell is one of the many to drive across this bridge. It hasnt happened since the plight. Stay right there. Just to go right there. Took some of those folks were at the church in hopkins tuesday night. They sat down with leaders asking for an update. Thats where we found this person. You used to be able to get somewhere in 15 minutes and now its taking about an one hour. The presentation
From the air Traffic Control tower tonight. News4s Chris Lawrence tracking it all for us from the live desk. The plane was this close to take off on a 5,000 to 6,000 mile flight to london, and the pilot told passengers there was a catastrophic engine failure. 2276 heavy, we are evacuating on the runway. We have the fire i repeat. We are evacuating. 2276, roger. People on board other planes shot video of the passengers evacuating on to the runway with black smoke pouring out of the plane and one of its engines engulfed in fire. The British Airways flight was about to lift off for the uk when it suddenly deployed evacuation. Crewmembers and passengers had to evacuate down the emergency slide. Passengers say they were crashing into each other in the thick smoke. The airport says 13 of them went to the hospital with minor injuries. Firefighters had to douse the 777 with fire retardant. Two faa inspectors are on the scene right now. And we just learned the ntsb is sending a go team to look
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