After last nights drawing. Well talk about the new record shattering jackpot. Its sunday, january 10, 2016. This is news 5 today. [captioning made possible by wlwttv] jonathan good morning. Welcome to news 5 today. Thanks for joining us on this solemn sunday morning. Im jonathan hawgood, meteorologist jennifer schack. Its painful. Jennifer im glad i have the weather to focus on. Jonathan there is one other thing we could focus on to take our attention away from the bengals. In the words of dr. Evil, 1. 3 billion. Well talk more about the Powerball Jackpot to come as well. Youve been busy this morning. Snow coming. Jennifer snow in our indiana counties. 30 minutes before it picks up for downtown. It will move across Hamilton County. A wet, slushy snow could cause problems for roadways. Deterioration in roads because they are just wet from the temperature being 48 degrees a couple of hours ago. This temperature, though, air temperature is dropping off. Heres the wide view on wlwt radar.
The pair personals fouls that helped the steelers get the win in the last second of the game. Hey, how transition . No powerball winner last night. We will have the new record shattering jackpot. This is news 5 today. Wlwttv] 1. 3 billion. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to news 5 today. How would you spend that money . Jennifer i didn last time. Jonathan you got lucky. There was no winner. I would have a massage team. I the jet and a massage team lands. Jennifer there we go. You would give me 250,000. The snow hit this morning and it hit hard for little while. Jonathan jennifer two hours of a burst of snow downtown, the general consensus from a couple of reports i have seen, unofficial, a look at the radar. Highland county, snow continuing on heavier side. If you are in indiana it has not it has stopped and a good portion of Northern Kentucky on down. A close look, Hamilton County clearing out with the exception of package flurries. The wind is picking up a 30 Miles Per Hour, visibili
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