Wlwttv] jonathan good morning. Welcome to news 5 today. Thanks for joining us on this saturday. Im jonathan hawgood. Meteorologist Jennifer Schack, what is that . Is that rain out there . Looks wet. Jennifer well, im still assessing it with you. But when you see a little bit of variation in the clouds in the top left and then you get a little misty foggy maybe bottom right. Visibility is being reported at four miles and the humidity is up quite high. So i do think were seeing a little bit of mist, maybe wet snowflakes in Northern Kentucky. Its going to be cloudy, damp, drizzly. Although its not a washout, youre dealing with the moisture all day. Jonathan great day for a frog. Jennifer yes. If youre running for the bockfest, its an early march event. Not ideal. I dont think we see sunshine today. But for the 10 00 run, were talking cloudy, maybe damp and drizzly, but the showers, the rain showers are probably not until our midday to afternoon hours and we will see scattered showers then
Threat that were going to get a couple of slippery spots here. 20s on the capes and we find the most cloud cover there, even some hints of sprinkles plymouth down to the cape and islands. I dont expect much to come of that, but it is something to be aware of. The cape and islands. But into the afternoon, its nice and bright for off, with points north and west, lower 40s this afternoon. We do peak in the 40s, 42 to 46 degrees. Under mostly cloudy sunny skies. The big exception, is the cape and islands where well take on more cloud cover. Even see that slight chance for a morning sprinkle. In fact, that chance is going to go up as we head into the overnight hours. Not just a sprinkles, a couple of snowflakes, details on that in a few minutes. This morning, were starting to learn more about the massachusetts native killed in before becoming a Police Officer, Garrett Swasey, his passion was figure skating. And Stephanie Coueignoux is live in stoneham, he trained there and was good friends
Lets toss it over to chief meteorologist ron demers to see what we can expect this weekend. The majority of communities in siouxland did end up seeing the 24 inches of snow that was expected and here in sioux city our official total is 3. 6 inches. The light snow will move off to the east tonight and colder air is already filtering in behind this system. Expect temps to hover only around 10 degrees on saturda and with a strong northwest wind as the snow starts to slow down, the streets need to be cleaned up. The snow may have moved out of siouxland, but clean up efforts continue tonight. The problem is the side streets and neighborhood roads remain snow packed. But snow plows are working all day to get that heavy snow off the roads. The temperatures will be dropping so be sure to allow yourself extra time if youre going to be driving tonight. Things werent much different in south dakota where roads were slick for drivers as about three inches of snow fell. With the temperatures droppin
Lisa and i m lisa cooney. This morning s headlines are straight ahead. Let s start with your forecast with randi rico. Randi it s nice. Yesterday, snow melted away. I was there when it started melting when i went for my run. It was sloshing through stuff. A couple hours later, snow is gone. It looks like we ll see rain before we see snow again. Mark the will take that. Lisa i would like right before snow instead of snow before rain. Randi we will get more eventually. Not immediately. As we look at the radar right now, we have cloudy skies across greater cincinnati. Some places are clear, but we are turning cloudy over the next couple of hours. You can see rain showers running along the ohio i m looking in our direction. If you are southwest of downtown cincinnati, you could for most of us, this is a second half of the day. Clouds starting to stream in early this morning. Temperatures are not bad at all. A couple days ago, it low single digits. Right now, 38 degrees at cvg. 41 in floren
C38 31 20 while i do not have the words to express the depth of our sorrow, we are encouraged by the outpouring of love and support of our family and friends and community. 27 the dooley family addressing the media three days after six members of their family were suddenly and brutally taken from them. C38 31 28 we remain and well continue to cling to the old rugged cross. Outside the church thats been part of their family for decades. Friends, church members, and the deep Creek Community gather for a private vigil. As Chesapeake Police officers help with traffic and grieve the loss of one of their own. C38 31 37 we want to say a special thank you to the Chesapeake Police department, members of the dive tea, and the Law Enforcement community all across Hampton Roads and our country for their overwhelming support. Todd dooley was a retired Marine Police officer. He was one of the six members of his family lost this week in a murder suicide. Investigators say 26 year old Cameron Dooley s