million and it s one in 300,000,000 for the lottery. zack: it will keep rising now. $800,000. i m excited to see what will happen by 10 o clock tonight. evan: i m excited to see what happens when i win. zack: coming up tonight we will see rain showers as well, but this morning we are going to keep things more so on the dry side. overcast skies as you guys are stepping out the door this morning now from tonight, into tomorrow morning, a bit of accumulation. but then things are going to be clearing out fairly quickly by sunday afternoon. that s when the blue sky returns. and then we start to see the cold snap coming to our forecast. we will let you know just how far we drop and it will be coming up inn your skywatch forecast. evan: a routine patrol check near a biltmore park neighborhood pool leads police to a stolen vehicle. around 11:30 last night near hoot brook circle and club been road, three men were taken into custody overnight after being in possession of a stolen c
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 200 trucks and 300 workers are coming in from power companies in florida to help duke energy during the storm. jeff brooks, with duke energy, says it does not take much ice to weight down tree limbs. just a half inch of ice can bring a power line down. duke says people need to be prepared for outages that could last days. 3 jeff brooks - duke energy - spokes person 11:50:11 this is a scenario where you could see your power out for more than a day. the last storms last year we saw two and three day outages for some of our customers. if you lose power during the storm. call duke energy to report the outage at 1-800-poweron. that s 1-800-769-3766. 3 3 in the upstate, greenville county emergency crews are on standby this morning as the storm moves in. they are warning people to stay off the roads. 3 3 the n-c-dot and highway patrol are now implementing the quick clearance law means the dot s i-map trucks will move abandoned vehicles to the shoulder when po
mountains and upstate. 3 3 3 3 3 we have new information and video this morning.of a house fire in woodfin. we first told you about it as breaking news last night at 11. you can see. flames were shooting through the roof of the home on stratford drive. a woodfin firefighter tells us crews arrived shortly after 9:30 last night.. and remained on the scene putting out hot spots until 2:15 this morning. the family of four inside made it out safely. coming up at 5. we will have a live report and details on why more water had to be brought in to fight the flames. 3 indicts an asheville man on three counts of first degree murder. pierre griffin the second is accused of killing tatianna diz.. alexandra king and uhon johnson on the night of october 27th. warrants state that griffin held king and diz at gunpoint with the intent of stealing king s car. and that griffin killed johnson at pisgah view apartments that same night. district attorney todd williams tells news 13 he is consideri
3 good morning. 3 it s wednesday, february third. i m holly headrick. and i m jay siltzer good morning. here is a look at current conditions across the region. your day planner shows temperatures warming by noon. coming up, i ll show you our 7-day forecast for both the mountains and upstate. 3 3 3 3 3 we have new details this morning. about a house fire that burned overnight in woodfin. news 13 s lauren brigman is live from the woodfin fire department. lauren, were there working smoke alarms in the home? there were. right now those are what alerted the family to the fire, though. that family of four made it out safely by the time crews arrived. 3 when our cree arrived on scene overnight, flames could be seen shooting through the roof. multiple fire departments responded to the fire just after 9-30 last night. they were on scene until 2-15 this morning, battling hot spots. while on scene, a woodfin firefighter told our crews the fire was so hot the rainfall was not aiding thei
heaviest rain in swain county right now, but wet pretty much every where. coming up in my full forecast, we will talk more about the timeline of this rain, how much more will fall, and when a big cool-down happens. but right now let s get a first look at the morning drive with jaclyn. jaclyn: thank, ingrid. we are accident free right now in the asheville area, thankfully. if you are taking i-26 east towards henderson county, you may see some delays on your commute. traffic is tying up to exit 44 in four seasons boulevard so keep that in2 mind. patton avenue is looking good through your morning drive. you can see everything is moving right along there at louisiana avenue. and like ingrid mentioned we are dealing with rain this morning, so of course the roads will be wet. remember to take it slow on your morning commute. give yourself a little bit of extra your on-time traffic report brought you by the wired mouse computer solutions. holly: new information this morning about