Huge shifts on the left and the right. Lets get to where things stand this morning. Fueled by recordsetting voting turnout, Bernie Sanders won over Hillary Clinton more than 20 points. Hillary clinton conceded moments after the poll closed. Things arent closer on the republican side, at least at the top. Donald trump doubling his closest competitor, the surprise of the night, john kasich. Cruz finished third after a win in iowa. Followed closely be jeb bush and marco rubio with Chris Christie in a disappointing sixth. Well talk to trump and kasich in a moment. First, lets start with the democrats. Kristen welker, good morning. What a night. The Clinton Campaign is waking up to the reality secretary clinton has a tough road ahead. Sanders has more momentum. The campaign has been bracing for a loss but didnt expect such an overwhelming defeat. Reporter riding a wave of antiestablishment enthuseiasmenthusiasm, Bernie Sanders trounced center clinton in New Hampshire, turning his underdog c
Vacation spot. But tonight look at this. The outer banks covered in snow. This is video of snow covering the peer. A winter storm warning remains in effect until midnight. Up to an inch of snow fell in greenville closing schools and causing multiple car wrecks. The snow started falling around 12 30 and quickly covered the grass and roads. Two people were killed in a crash south of greenville but authorities arent saying if it was weather related. Back in the area, the Winter Weather forced a few School Systems to close today. Wncn was at North Johnston middle as school buses pulled out after the district dismissed at 11 00 a. M. School leaders made the call to dismiss around 9 00 this morning. Do you think it was a good call to make today or should it have been last night . I think it should have been last night. It could have started snowing any time. And people could have got stuck at school. The weather also led Cumberland County schools to officials grew concerned about ice and sli
Because the roads are cold and theres slick spots i will call it a medium event and that is tough one on what schools are going to do. There are changes possible but a lot of this is going to happen after the morning commute and before the evening commute. Heres what we are thinking. Bulls eye is one to two inches and thats east of the area. Up to ionch for a lot of us an inch for a lot of us and a dusting out to the west. I will take you through the day hour by hour coming up in few minutes. We will go over this map a little more and we have colder air this weekend. See you in a few minute for the details. Speak of the roads late this afternoon bill reh met to talk about president ials ahead of the possible Winter Weather and this is what he had to say. We have a little snow tomorrow and in 2005 woad snow forecasted in the middle of the day similar with a very cold morning and we had gridlock. Right. The big difference is brine we didnt brine back then and we were out today all around
The moment. As we head through the next couple of hours we will see that moving to chat a and possibly wake county. Keep it here, we watch the showers moving through on the radar and brian will show you how that affects you on the roads. Looking out toward western boulevard, you can see the lights but cannot point out the state fairgrounds. Some low clouds. At the tv studios, 53. 53 in durham, 51 in wake forest, 53 in zebulun. These temperatures are not likely to warm up much because of that front coming true. Going to keep our temperatures cool today. Heres a look at the planner. 50s across the board, cloudy skies all day. Better chance of showers top of the triangle later this afternoon. Brian is here as promised taking a look at the road with her index. A little bit of patchy fog out there. Just a little bit. Can find anything on the cameras, that is a change an hour ago when we had fog on the western side of wake county. Looking clear run the triangle. However heading to the south
Right now, the warm temperatures are moving out and chillier temperatures are coming in to start the work week. Thank you for joining us. For the latest on the changes we can expect to see this week, we will start tonight with wncn meteorologist, bill reh. Good evening everybody, we had a nice warm weekend it was 71 today, 60s yesterday. We are still not too bad, our normal time this our normal high this time of year is 50 degrees for there is a frontal system up to the west of us and it will slide through. We had rain in the middle of the afternoon that might put a activities. It is still 62 fayetteville, 60 the big picture. Some of those rain showers we had earlier today, moving away, i think that will lose its punch over the mountains. The next bit of rain will come up from the south and southwest over in this area. By tomorrow coming up. For the most part mainly dry overnight, 50 raleigh, 54 when you get up and get ready to go in fayetteville tomorrow. 52 rocky mount. As we take a