check out the windchill values. -15 to -25. your skin exposed could experience frostbite in as little as 15 to 20 minutes. that s dangerous chill. charlotte wakes up to temperatures at 20 tomorrow morning. while we are tracking the ldest air yet, the next focus will be on monday morning. we ll see a mix of snow, sleet, possibly some freezing rain before it changes over to rain. state and charlotte d.o.t. crews are planning ahead now. road crews in the mountains and foothills are treating roads as early as tomorrow morning they ll watch the weather closely saturday to decide if roads in charlotte, cabarrus, and union counties need to be treated as well. our website and app are your best resource. watch it with our interactive radar, sign up for weather alerts and get updates about school closings and delays. snow has been falling off and on again all day in the north carolina mountains. eyewitness news reporter dave faherty talked to families reporter: well it s been so
and local officials are taking. reporter: i m still waiting to hear back from cms to see which schools will be closed or delayed. this view from charlotte hawthorne bridge shows smooth sailing along u.s. 74 but early monday forecasters warn that view could change. we don t get out unless we have to. reporter: officials with state and local d.o.t. suggest other drivers do the same. meanwhile crews have started brining roads in the foothills and city streets with plans to take on the interstate sunday morning. this mountain of salt showcases just some of their supply already this season state crews put down up to 10,000 tons. in the last few years we ve had some extremes. so we are used to it. safety first. lakeisha bennett she will be ready. we have people that can t drive on the roads and don t care about anything else especially safety. reporter: they will decide when to call in city crews sunday night or monday morning. when they do they expect to call a condi
as much ice either but the timing places it with us early tomorrow morning as you head out to go get ready for work and as the kids are heading off to the bus stop. our major threats right now. low confidence for snow that will start to accumulate. same with ice. we are tracking the potential for heavy rain later in the day. i will track down how much snow and ice we will see in our neighborhood and how long we will be settled with these conditions. alexa ashwell is along i-77. you just got the latest from d.o.t.. reporter: yes, right now those crews are treating interstate like here on 77 with a mixture of brine. that is a mixture of salt and water that prevents ice from bonding to the roads. crews started treating the interstates a couple hours ago. where they started loading up trucks with brine. states have to debris treat a lot of highways so as you can imagine it s a big job. 10,000 gallons of brine will be used to treat the road. all in anticipation of the coming w
he died of natural causes saturday at a texas ranch during a quail humpbting trip. senate republicans are calling for a replacement by the next president. but president obama already said that he intends to fill the seat seat. the body of the 79-year-old justice is believed to have arrive on a private plane in austin. a first-time guest at that resort ranch in west texas. room. abc s jim avila is there. he spoke with one of the people who saw his last. reporter: an exclusive group of mostly texan couples. famous guest. he arrived friday about noon. toured the property. did not join that day s hunt. overlooking the scenic group. at 9:00 p.m., he said, it s been a long day, had a long week. i d like to be excused. reporter: others told investigators they heard the 79-year-old justice mention an illness. the county judge would pronounced him dead over the phone said his doctor in washington told her he d been ill. and came to his office wednesday and thursday before the
morning, quietly and build throughout the day today. meteorologist christine wapp is watching t the conditions this morning. definitely cold as you mentioned in uptown. temperatures in the 20 s and so far, drivers not having a lot of problems on the roadways. d.o.t. was out in full force last night pretreating the roads. of course, laying down the salt, the brine, ahead of this system. concern as we head out today. no problems out this morning so far but as keith has mentioned that threat for freezing rain continues throughout the lunch time hours, although the numbers for this morning as originally thought with ice or snow not much of a concern. it is good that they took the precautions last night. out here this morning, as i mentioned, it is cold. starting to see light drizzle falling out here this morning. it will be a concern as we head throughout the day today as temperatures hover at or below of course, the bridges and offer passes, likely to have overpasses, limely