sandwell." 3 >>> first alert weather with siouxlands chief meteorologist chad sandwell. >>> it is not baddor february, baseball display last week.>> yes, it was 60 on friday and that was hard to beat no matter what time of year it is especially when you see the sunshine. today is that dreary and damp feel outside after the morning fog and we're seeing the same thing to the afternoon hours heard from ponca state park brought to by the hard rock hotel and casino them overcast skies the name of the game this afternoon and thing the same thing everywhere we get. this is outside the studio, a few birds flying by the other was the cloud cover is in full force as we look to the south in ottawa, looking at an overcast sky late this monday afternoon. temperatures will stay above average number 42 tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies, as we had wednesday into thursday we might have to open up the possibility of another rain and snow mix. also it happens to be in the cards for this evening, take a ok at satellite imagery to cloud cover, we have a little trough of low pressure hanging around the are

meteorologist chad sandwell and sports director chris neyenhouse." 3 with nearly 100 confirmed virus in the united >>> with nearly 100 confirmed cases of travel related zika virus is in the u. s., they are frantically trying to get a ccine. >> reporter: white powder in this glass viral -- glass vial is the zika virus, and at this medical branch in galveston, he is known about its is the 1960s. >> until the virus got to brazil, there were not a lot of cases and nobody was interested in the zika virus, and times of change, and now we realize how much we do not know. >> reporter: it may be connected to the birth affected babies that will stunt the brain growth. they are at ground zero in the doctor shannon rossi recently traveled and saw firsthand th destating effects of the virus. >> it idevastating. >> reporter: the university of texas medical branch is home to one of the world's largest connection to viruses, nearly 7000 samples stored at the facility, and they are working on a quick test to detect the virus in humans, and eventually developing a vaccine. are we closer to a vaccine?

after a 3 "first alert weather with siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 spspng- like weather is finally here... and as a sult, chad decided he literally can't >> springlike weather is finally here in chad decided he literally could not stand to be inside today while the sun is out. >> we told him he could stay outside this once. i am a little jealous you are out there enjoyed thth temperatures. how is it going? ? >> i got the beach ball which that back over there. what i need is one of those coconut drinks with an perfect. really perfect is what we've got out here today. beautiful weather all day long after that nasty morning winds that gusted over 50 miles an hour. downtown siouxux ty a beauauful son late this afternoon temperatures worked up to 60 degrees. here is a look ayour extended forecast actually current temperature right now 57 in sioux city so we have cooled a little bit from our afternoon high winds not nearly as strong as they were earlier today. tempererures around the area 40s northeast, 50across most of the area, this is where we will see temperatures

sandwell." 3 3 chad and diana talk about today's weather and the upcoming foreca. 3 <>> we were expecting it to be warmer but instead it felt a lot cooler arid>> we been doing with temperatures and 40s the past couple of days and then 30s was always thought today but do not get used to the 30s because as we have been talking about all week long much warmer weather is head our way. downtown sioux city is showing mostly cloudy to overcast skies, that is primarily the responsible party and seeing those temperatures with a very small range today and also looking at overcast skies at hospital in yankton, a more omins picture, and at ottawa we are looking at the overcast sky, off to the west you might see a few breaks in the cloud cover which will be the trend into the evening and overnight hours. extended forecast, great news, temperatures of mcosta 50 degrees with plenty of sunshine friday, temperatures on saturday we keep bumping them up a little bit each and every day, mid-50s possible the first part of the weekend, and on sunday a little bit of rain possible, back up to 60 m

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sandwell.>> it is so nice outside and we are in here.>> it is going to get even better. forget about today, morrow and saturday will be really nice. let's take a look outside to see how things are shaping up. this is outed arnold part, not to buy great lakes, tops and kitchens, dare i say a little bit of a blue sky out there this afternoon? warmer weather and chris carter on the way, this is a view from dakota dunes with a few high clouds, and some blue peeking through. there is the sunshine as he lewis and clark specialty hospital . extended forecast, no real change from what we haven't talked about the last couple, 60 tomorrow near 60 on saturday and it will be a windy day tomorrow at a breezy day to close out the weekend, early next week temps for the most part in the lower 40s and it might dip into the upper 30s on thursday, where ironing out the that. satellite imagery shows cloud cover this morning, that has been dissipating over the days, this is allow the temperatures to warm up here and sioux city topping out at 50, it is in a long time since we've been able to

sandwell." 3 3 3 3 chad, diana and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming >>> it is one of those days that when the sun is out it was not too bad, but chilly when it wasn't. >> those winds are picking up across the area, and believe it or not, seeing some snow across the area, and taking a look at downtown sioux city, mostly cloudy skies. day, and we did see the temperatures pushing the lower 40s, with overcast skies, as you head home from work. and a little bit of rain in some areas, and seeing a changeover to a little bit of snow. if you're out and about, be careful because you could encounter some slick spots. temperatures in the upper 30s tomorrow, and then we look forward to some great weather on friday and saturday with 47 on friday, 62 on saturday, and sunday and monday look pretty good even though we may see some rain. on tuesday, another front coming through, bringing us another chance for snow. we will turn the page from february to march, and still talking about snow. most of this snow is across the southeastern south dakota, rain mixing in, and that from happeni

meteorologist chad sandwell 3 a sioux city man suffering from huntington's disease may soon have e e potential for treatment, thanks to iowa senator rick bertrand moving forward with a measure that would give terminally ill patients more access to drugs.our jetske wauran spoke with the patient this afternoon. so jetske, what was his reaction? 3 3 diana...todd oss tells me, he's *very* thankful the iowa senate approved the *right to try bill*..on a 50 to nothing vote. now, the measure that was passed unaniniusly, is going to the iowa house. 3 that bill would provide access to devices being tested as treatment for certain incurable diseases.oss was diagnosed with huntington's disease in 2005, and at the time he was a veterinarian in sioux city.but four years later, he had to retire because he could no longer drive and his motor skills are limited. 3 "we're realy excited about the legislation and we're excited about the shepherd's gift, and the primary research and the primary flocks of sheep are in brookings, south dakota. you know, it's just been a families helping families effort and

sandwell." 3 3 chad, diana and larry talk about today's weather and the 3 <>> i want to talk about saturday because i spent the entire day outdoors, or beyond. we had a record? >> 72 degrees in sioux city, it not only beat that shattered the record and then we saw temperatures a little cooler today. by the end of the night it will be changing to snow, so things can change on a dime this time of year. sky watch camera looking at downtown sioux city, showing overcast skies across the area, here's a look at the dakota dunes, the water tower when you look at it you see the clouds are thickening up. same thing at ottawa. cloud cover will be there and that is not only for today and tonight but probably right through the middle part of the week. we will see some snow tonight and another mix possible wednesday night into thursday with temperatures only the lower 30s tomorrow and warming up a little bit for wednesday and thursday. but in good news, take a look at the temperatures for the end of the week, friday lower 50s, 60s as we close out the weekend

siouxland news at five on kmeg 14, with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell and sports director chris 3 3 it's national wear red day to raise awareness for women and heart disease, which affects about 40 million women in the u.s.as hena daniels reports... rehabilitation has big benefits after a heart attack, but many women aren't doing it. 3 (nats)running on treadmill (track)31 year old jessica kennington says it took her days to realize she was having a heart attack.it started with nausea and jaw pain, then eventually 3 chest pain.(sot jessica kennington/patient) "it was pretty constant and i had trouble catching my breath." (track)as part of her recovery, her cardiologist referred her for cardiac rehabilitation - which involves exercise training and counseling to get heart patients back on their feet. (sot dr. mary ann mclaughlin//cardiologist, the mount sinai hospital ) "women have not been referred as much as men to go to cardiac rehab. its disappointing. the problem is also women who are prescribed cardiac rehab to go than men who go to cardiac

temperatures go waybove "first alert weather with ouxland's chief meteorologischad sandwell." 3 chad, diana and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. you keep teasing us all week long, is it coming, it is coming. >> i don't think it is a tease, it is a promise. >> okay. there we go. [ laughter ] >> let's take a look outside. sky watch camera showing some of that cloud cover. just like yesterday, it has kept a very narrow range on our temperatures. 37 is the best we could do today. mostly cloudy skies in yankton. our final step takes us to onawa. here is a look at the extended for cost. the numbers haven't changed. 52 tomorrow. 60 friday. we will see those breezes help push those temperatures up a bit. 48 on sunday. still not too bad. even with temperatures in the we are in for a nice stretch of weather. cloud cover has been the dominant weather feature over the last few hours. as we head through the night tonight we will see partly to mostly cloudy skies. might even look for a littlebit of patchy fog tomorrow morning. 7:15 tomorrow morning, certainly quite a bit