a growing memorial to remember a 16-month-old boy. investigators try to figure out what happened and right now police are questioning his babysitter. but first get ready for a wet and wild couple of days. some of it, snow. tonight and the last couple days say adios for a while. meteorologist lee goldberg at the weather wall and tracking the incoming storms. certainly been very streaky. three straight beautiful days, now we go to three unsettled days. streets are still dry. they will be for the morning commute. that changes by midday. we still have 41, partly cloudy skies. northeast wind freshening a little bit. we re below freezing in the northern suburbs. north of i-80. not too far from it in long island and down the shore as well. it s still about 38 in newark. here s the first of two storms over three days. rain spreading in to the delmarva. this storm makes a move to the coast. rains at cape may. midday, about new york city. i think it starts as rain but probably so
west of i-287 and north of i-80 in new jersey, we can put down a slushy coating, mainly on the colder surfaces but roadways can be icy k nothing more than a coating on the grass in the bronx. we re not looking at rain in most o. five of the five boroughs in new jersey. again, slippery spots through the evening and the overnight yet it s well above freezing on long island and down the shore and central new jersey, no concerns with area roads there. now, i think our steadiest rain and wet snow is really the next few hours, and it does taper. you need the rain gear during the evening hours and notice the pink shades and white shades north of i-84. got a pretty good wind gust there. here s what you need to know, rain and wet snow through the evening commute. a coat to an inch or two. slippery spots north and west, and storm number two brings a soaking and strong winds tomorrow afternoon. the totals continue to track the show through the evening commute. be careful on the roadwa
seven minutes away from weather and traffic. here he is, meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast well, this is going to be the scene all day long. it s going to be windy, it s going to be wet, we re going to have wet streets, intersections will have low water, ponding and flooding for roadways later on today and starting out chilly. 37 and a chilly rain, 47 around east hampton, montauk. 31 down the jersey shore. 31 poughkeepsie and 38 bridgeport. we ve got a win that s out of the north and that s going to we ve got a wind that s out atmosphere today. tomorrow. winds will be high. we still have this winter weather advisory. that will expire, dutchess, ulster, sullivan county, litchfield county, connecticut, that s because there was a overnight and ice. you see that to the north? we have the showers around today. you ll need your rain gear all day today. showers this morning. heavy toad-strangling rain later on today. look at how that temperature we
we re talking about. the big time rain pours in here this evening and tonight. here s the temperature, just rises on up. computer model has it at 57 by 6:00. there ll be rumbles of thunder this evening and pouring rain with street and highway flooding. we talk about that next. heather is looking at your commute? how s it going out there so far? reporter: an hour and a half at laguardia sph you re going to pick somebody up. jfk and newark on or close to schedule, but you want to get in touch with your individual carrier. island on the cross island north the bell boulevard has been cleared away. delays remain, however. then as you go onto routes 1 and 9 south, newark, right near wilson avenue, that earlier accident has been cleared away. we still have a delay as you go through that spot. the accident on the garden state parkway local lanes north right near exit 114, the accident is on the shoulder. it s causing a little bit of a delay, but really nothing serious, but you jus
the evening and severe weather already in virginia, north carolina and active tornado warnings there. the storm prediction center has put in a slight risk of severe weather after 7 pm or 8 pm tonight. wind advisories are also in effect. new york city, connecticut, the coastline is starting to see wind cranking up near 30 miles per hour. that will only increase. we have had three quarters of an inch of rain fall. at least as we go into the evening commute, we have gone into a relative lull where you still need the umbrella but we are in shower rains and then more thunderstorms coming toward dc. that s still several hours away and won t move in and tell the tail end of the evening commute took off and on showers the next few hours, heavier rain regenerates during the evening hours, an in short two on average throughout the night back and then we get into gusty thunderstorms at times. even if we don t see tornadoes, we could see wind gusts of 50- 60 miles per hour causing power