. the winds north at 16. as brandon orr mentioned earlier the winds have been blowing and drift thing snow in the areas the snow overnight. so off to the east of cincinnati watch for blowing and drifting snow through the morning. 23 degrees at 8:00 o'clock. skies mostly cloudy. stray flurries will still be around during the course of the morning. by noon we're at 26 degrees and then gradual clearing. we'll head to a high of 31 by 4:00 this afternoon. look at the sheer size of this system as we're sitting on the edge of it in cincinnati. dry air on the back edge so that meant for a razer sharp cut off. overnight. over the next 60 hours we get rid of clouds and we start to clouds. and then we're going to clear things out tonight into tomorrow. we'll see a few clouds mixed in with the sunshine tomorrow but a nice sunday coming away with warmer weather and then headed into monday later in the day the clouds increase and we see the coming in by monday night. that's monday night right around 9:00 o'clock. so rain will be in the forecast. thirty-one degrees morning flurries and clearing toda

forecast.here's meterologist brandon orr. 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadsi-75 is clear in the cut-in-the-hill 3 highway 28 is 3 shut down in both directions right now for water main break at branch hill guinea pk. in 3 dozens of people are dead after a major snowstorm pounded the east coast.at least 29 people have been incidents such as car accidents, from carbon monoxide poisoning, and from heart attacks while shoveling snow.meanwhile, millions of americans will head back to work today and try to catch a flight, despite the elements. more than 800 flights were cancelled by major airlines in new york city, philadelphia, and baltimore.and experts say the blizzard could have an economic impact of up to 850-million dollars. 3 a murder suspect is in court for the first time today.. he's charged with killing two people in a car crash on new years eve..local 12's adam clements joins us live from the kenton county courthouse with why mark huffman is just 3 bob.. for the past several weeks.. 57 year old mark huffman has been receiving medical treatment for the injuries he sustained in that c

seeing a warm up. brandon orr has the weather. >> hey, adam and liz, really good news. we were chilly yesterday into the 30s and 40s and now we're going to be in the 50s. some areas could get close to 60 degrees. thirty-three at the airport. most of what's around the 30s. there's a couple stray areas in the 20s. we're dry looking at tower cam and precision doppler 12 h.d. and that's the way it's going to stay today. don't expect rainfall. all of us stay nice and dry. not seeing a whole lot of gray. no clouds. look to the west. we'll see a couple clouds. there's not a whole lot of them. it will be partly cloudy from time to time. just a few clouds. fifty-seven degrees by 3:00 we're headed to 58 degrees. that's how -- our high temperature. we have more moisture moving in. that means rain full sunday. we have another cold front moving in that will bring us thunderstorms. we'll have more in fifteen minutes. >> we now know the name of a man killed in a bond hill shooting. twenty-four year old cameron klemens was shot five times. >> it happened on franklin afternoon yesterday which is not f

. here's meteorologist brandon orr with your weather. >> hey. >> it was two days we saw 50s. yesterday the 40s and now barely above freezing. the cooler whether is starting to settle in. it doesn't look like much is going on but we do have light drizzle and flurries going on especially towards indianapolis. you can see it on the weather camera how it looks foggy out because there's a little drizzle around. soon it will turnover to flurries. 31 degrees below the freezing temperatures. pavement is above the temperatures. wind coming in from the west at nine miles per hour. so the wind switches from the south to the west. that's what's pulling in cooler air. just about everyone right at the freezing mark. we may be around 31 to 32 by noon. that's where we'll sit. we may hit our high of 34 degrees. that's it for today. this is the storm system we're dealing with today but tomorrow there's an arctic cold front. we say arctic because it's coming from canada. it's bringing snow showers tomorrow. just barely a dusting. that's about it. then it gets frimg gentlemened monday and more snow chance

, we're seeing a bit of a warm-up today. here is meteorologist brandon orr with your no wait weather. >> finally starting to melt a little bit. looking at the brent spence bridge, the water looking nice, but the snow finally to starting to melt on the hillside. yesterday when we looked at this temperatures already above 4 0 degrees. vevay indiana not into the 40s yet. most of us starting to hit that 40 degree wind mark. the winds all out of the south at 10 miles per hour or so. at least for the time being, we'll start to see showers move in from the west. if you watched us this morningment morningme , we talked about the how the rain will develop. by around 6:00, until then we'll be dry but we'll see the clouds increase, 45 degrees our high temperature today. it is going to sit there, even as we go into the evening hours. in 15 minutes, we're talking not only about the rain that's on the way and how much to expect tonight, but when it transitions to flurries tomorrow. then we see a weekend rebound in terms of temperatures next weekend. we could be seeing highs into more on that strai

a check of the weather. here's meterologist brandon orr. 3 the east coast is still dealing with the aftermath of that deadly weekend snowstorm. at least 42 deaths in 11 states are now linked to the blizzard.federal offices are closed again today in the washington area.it's also another snow day for students in d-c.. philadelphia and baltimore.more than 25-hundred flights were delayed or cancelled yesterday. 3 a local man accused of molesting several children is slapped with more charges. steven rekowski now faces nine more charges for sex crimes involving six more children.. ages four to ten years old. police arrested him after the saw a video of her child on rekowski's phone.and investigators found more sex videos involving other children.some kids appear to be passed out, according to the dearborn county prosecutor. we talked to a child advocacy specialist who says parents should ask their children if there is a place they don't feel safe or anyone they don't feel safe with. 3 "you think kids are going to come to you but unless you ask they don't speak up then you find children sa

back in cincinnati. they are kicking off the season. >> and local 12, brandon orr is on top of 170 truckloads of dirt. >> and will get started. usa arena, and it is the professional and on monday, the amateur show, come out before the bengals game. what could people expect when they come out here. the kids. they have fireworks. t-shirt, cannons and you name it. and it's always exciting. >> this is the first round, the first time i get to run. and super excited about that >> when you look down on the crowd, what do you get excited about. >> the kids get excited -- even get into -- it's a battle excited. they like it, too bike >> and pretending i'm one of the cool guys. >> local 12 news. >> tickets are available for both shows this weekend and they start at $10. >>> two terror suspects head to court today. >> also ahead, first at 4:00, if you need a reason to start celebrating super bowl 50 early - i'll give you two. get a large,1-topping pizza for only 50 cents when you order any large pizza at regular menu price. better ingredients. x better pizza. better football. >> two men arres

snowfall. that's where we find meteorologist brandon orr. >>> this is a live look at washington, where a declaration of emergency is already in force as a blizzard blangtss the nation's capital. large part of the east to. parts of washington very a foot of snow. that is epiic and think stale have another 14 hours of snow yet to come. >> speaking of washington, by the end of last year, presidential campaigns and outside groups supporting them raised more than 600 million party committees, political action committees and super pacs. that number is going to explode, funded in part by donations from individual americans. with so many groups asking for money it can be confusing. julianna goldman shows why it is important for donors to do their homework. >> reporter: christina and jim were paid on commission to call conservative voters. >> 35, 50, 75, a 00 a thousand. whatever you felt you could work out of them. >> public records show it was paid $400 thousand by a political action committee called conservative strike force. he says one caller told her she was dying of cancer so she asked her

dry air, that is why it's going to be such a shortcut off. even freezing rain as the brandon orr mentioned, freezing back there in western kentucky. we are expecting all snow here, 10:00 this morning, look at that snow spreading across the southern part of the area. maybe even over to georgetown, mount olivet starting to see the snow through noon, best chance of snow south and east of downtown cincinnati. notice the sharp cut off as the snow tries to fight the drier air, and then finally of that moisture winds out a little bit, that is why in downtown cincinnati, i believe the heavier snow comes in the afternoon. notice heading in that evening, snow breaking out in a lot of communities except in the far north and west. through 10:00, still some snow. at midnight it starts to shift downtown and then it starts to breakdown during the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. here is a model. trace amounts over connorsville, a couple of inches downtown. when you get into northern kentucky, it picks up, 7, 8, 9-inch amounts, here is another model, slightly different, a little more in downtown cin

orr, he's out on the roads checking in with us to see what it looks like. brandon, where exactly are you right now and how are things looking? >> hey, jen, we are in florence still. we're right along i-75, right by the exit of that brand spanking new costco to uc health stadium. and enter states are okay. traffic is target to move at least on the southbound lanes, but if you see back there towards the northbound lanes it's completely stopped. this is just stopping here within the past about 10 to 15 minutes. cars are still coming along at a decent speed and they're stopping all of a sudden, so that's something to keep in mind. also while we were out here -- we've been out here since 4:30 or so this morning. trailers in the middle of the interstate. they're gone now, but you'll have to watch out for any disabled vehicles as you're going out and about, because we've seen two of them on the interstate alone right where we're sitting at this exit. secondary roads are even worse as you might expect. they're putting down salt, which is helping a little bit, but when it's this cold, it only

heaviest snow this morning. that's before brandon orr has been. we have to get that guy a hat. >> announcer: local 12 news is always on, on air, on line and on the go.

3 3 3 jen dalton looking at tri-state roadscut-in-the-hill 3 local 12's brandon orr is tracking road conditions right now.he joins us *live* right now from i- 75 in grant county. 3 from the tri state.. up to the east coast through new egland.. communities are bracing for a massive winter storm.(:29) "we sold out of everything!" (:31)those preparations include treating roadways --.. and stocking up on food and supplies.a washington d.c. walmart sold out of bread on wednesday. hardware stores can't keep rock salt or shovels in stock. .. and the washington metro rail system closed last night at eleven.. and will stay closed for the weekend. 3 airports are also gearing up for the storm.thousands of flights have already been canceled in anticipation. united airlines is suspending *all* flights at its washington dulles international airport hub and at other mid-atlantic airports starting this afternoon. american airlines is canceling all flights in charlotte.. and all operations in washington and baltimore saturday... at cvg some flights have already the east coast. those numbers are