john: person an hour late. mecklinburg will begin 10:00 a.m. no delays in wake county. you can tpaoeupbltd the list of delays right now at abc11.com. barbara: we will go to don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. looks like more meltoff. don: we are. we will have rain and that will help knock down the piles. on first alert doppler xp, the most powerful radar in the carolinas showing the showers right now working through roxboro and on into northwestern orange county and alamance toward graham. light to moderate rain. we throw that in motion and it is tracking east and has lost some intensity. i think we will see spotty showers around this morning. temperatures across the region in the 40 s in that rain it is 42. 46 louisburg, 41 smithfield. 50. 52 52. 46 fayetteville. 49 now under cloudy skies, by lunchtime still a few showers mainly southeast and through the afternoon mostly cloudy skies and 48 degrees. another chance of showers tomorrow and then we have a great wen
6:01 and 49 degrees. i m john clark. barbara: i m barbara gibbs. we will check in with meteorologist don schwenneker in a second but first some school delays to pass along. durham public, chatham. franklin, granville. orange and vance and great many. person county an hour late and mecklinburg schools 10:00 a.m. no delays in wake county. we have a list of delays at abc11.com. barbara: time for weather and traffic together. don: good morning to you. we have a couple of spotty showers working through right now. live look at first alert doppler xp and showers working into chatham and moore. around siler city and sanford we will zoom do you know two the triangle and wake county near morrisville through cary and to the east. not much. temperatures across the region running in the 40 s. 47 in chapel hill. 45 fayetteville. 48 goldsboro. 50 wilson. looking at the day ahead we stay in the upper 40 s all day. cloudy and showers around. by lunchtime we have a few showers reported. 47 a
forecast on facebook and twitter and, of course we ll let you know about any impact on schools on our website. wjla.com. heavy equipment now moving into place to help search for a missing annapolis couple and their four grandchildren. the six are all feared dead after a fire destroyed the multimillion dollar mansion along the annapolis waterfront yesterday. the small pockets of the structure smoldered into this afternoon. the maryland bureau chief brad bell live there tonight saying he s got the latest on the search and the outpouring of love. brad? yeah leon, last night when we were here smoke was still billowing from the house earlier today at noon still an awful lot of smoke. we can say that the smoke has subsided and as we zoom on in towards the scene out there, you can see some gentlemen wearing bright orange. that is the crane operating crew. tomorrow morning, they ll begin the search for the six people presumed lost in this house. that work is going on even as outs
the left side of the house. luckily, the fire department got here quick and took care of it put the fire out. they save the day. the massive tree, standing 100 feet tall, chris the left side of his home. fisher s thing for he was on the right side of the house. he was unharmed, what certain that his discomfort has only begun. a neighbor had something happen if years ago and they said it took six months. certainly grateful to be alive. it is so dark outside, that tree so tall, it stretches onto the neighbor s property. he has another mess to clean up. this beautiful stonemasoe masonry retaining wall was ripped to shreds by the root ball. jay korff, abc 7 news. when the crews got to the scene, they said the wind was howling. right now, things are starting to die down a little bit. steve rudin is here with a look at that. not so bad right now, the wind advisory has canceled out. sustained wind gusts out of the north and west at 20 to 30 miles per hour. the good news is
you can download the weather app to watch for severe weather anytime. and you can see the white leftovers from the salt from the last time around. and you have to keep putting down. that january gets you every time. makes your car a mess. yeah i saw some of that white powdery salt on the roads. it has been retreated many roads overnight in advance of this light snow coming in later this morning. right now getting a little bit of a wintry mix, maybe snow rain and sleet here out in west virginia but way far to our weather. and it will likely pass far to the north and west of the metro area over the next few hours. but move into the panhandle of west virginia we were maryland maybe northern shenandoah valley perhaps over the next couple hours. the main event for the main metro area will be this system that you can see spinning here over the upper midwest. that is moving very quickly. it will be in here by late this morning and into the afternoon. by the time it all ends