Pelting their windshield. Plenty of snow on the ground in the poconos. Theyre making it for skiers at Camelback Mountain resort as we take a live look. But people in this area could be getting the real stuff from this noreaster. Nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz is here with the forecast and an explanation. Glenn . Vai, this is a slow developing and slow moving noreaster thats going to be affecting us much of the week and we have first alert out not only for tonight but all the way through wednesday at least. Slow moving noreaster, some flooding rains, strong winds, coastal flooding, and even a change over to snow in parts of the area. We are up way up here at the top. This is the low Pressure Center thats developing. Its way offshore, but its going to be redeveloping along the coast. Watch the wind circulation here. Thats where it is now, and by tonight its redeveloping along the North Carolina coast and its tracking so close to the coast that it looks li
Back to northcentral indiana. Moving off to the east. Will focus on the heavy downpours. Lightning and thunder just to the south and east. Back over to frankfurt and northcentral indiana. Watch for some heavy downpours. There will be a lull in the middle part of the day but sunshine today comes 88 degrees. Some dry hours in between. Scattered storms tomorrow. A little cooler with some scattered thunderstorms will have more in a little bit. We have breaking news this morning is a serious crash on the tristate has all lands shut down at 147. This happened late last night just before 11 00 p. M. The semi truck went into the presidenmedian. To summarize involved, three other vehicles and least one person ejected. That person is in serious condition at the hospital. Another person with minor injuries. Because of the extent of the injuries, everything is still shut down for the reconstruction. South bound on the trustee at 147, all lands are blocked. We will keep you posted and bring you all
Average today. Another warm day but we are expecting showers and storms today and for much of the work week. Its 72 degrees right now. 72 at the lakefront. Dickensian grain moving through the northern counties. We do have some bleeding associated. And that severe line but it does continue to the east headed toward lake county. Expect for it to be in your neck of the woods by 5 00 a. M. But about it. We do have potential for storms. 83 degrees by 1 00 p. M. High of 85. In between systems if you will at 85. Good morning. In bound kennedy the ankle blocked off until 5 00. Outbound of 90, jane addams away a few spots of construction it will last until 5 00 a. M. To right lanes are blocked off. See story on the outbound. New developments overnight in the crisis in ferguson. Protesters faced off against police in riot gear and like the other nights, the police reacted with tear gas. Nancy loo is following the latest developments from the newsroom. Hi nancy. More than two dozen people were ar
Yesterdays high and was the mid 80s. Woman than normal today. August and july are much cooler than normal. This will change in the next few days. Coming up to nineties in time for the weekend. Its 65 in valparaiso. Satellite radar composite shows dry conditions. We are in between systems. More thunderstorms are in the forecast. Todays temperature 84 degrees. Official high is 86. The chance of thunderstorms on thursday. Fred will make 91. So far dealing with overnight roadwork. One of the spots where we have that is the inbound kennedy. Between washington and a circle two lanes blocked until 5 00. As is the ramp in the inbound kennedy to the outbound alike. Lots of work out this morning. By 5 00 it should be picked up. A burglary, turned hostage drama, continues to unfold at this hour in suburban harvey. Two adults and two children are being held in a home, which is surrounded by police. Erik rung is live in harvey with the latest. Could morning to you. Negotiations are ongoing out here
Do what is necessary to help determine exactly what happened and to see that justice is done. And should president obama leave his vacation, step in, and try to control the chaos . Hey, good morning, everybody. Extraordinary pictures coming in overnight from missouri, as the man in charge of controlling the violence in ferguson is caught in an apparent contradiction. Heres what captain ron johnson said yesterday about the impending curfew. Listen. Tonight, we wont enforce it with trucks and tear gas. Well communicate. Well talk about, you know what . But hours later, they did, in fact, use tear gas. Captain johnson saying it was because officers saw man who had been shot and they needed to disperse the crowd to get to the wounded man. There are no signs that the disorder will end anytime soon. We have Team Coverage from all the angles this morning, including former new York City Police commissioner ray kelly offering thoughts on how authorities are handling the situation. We start with