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57 though in Fort Lauderdale and a cool 63 in key west. Winds in key west have picked up out of northeast at 14 Miles Per Hour makg for a breezy start on this sunday. It will b breezy for the rest of us rater on today no. Rain to talk about about and not even a cloud. Nice and clear out there. Dark and early at this hour. Now we do expect nice weather to stay us as High Pressure still over across must eastern u. S. But a new system start og develop will bring the threat of Severe Weather for the south as we start off the new week and even snow a as well so. Well be talking about that and how t...

Travion smith, but we may hear some of that accidents coming from the forensic analyst that takes the stand this morning. Track a stolen laptop from the apartment complex to a ultimately led to the arrest of three people in this case. One has already pled guilty and is serving a life sentence, the other testified earlier this week against Travion Smith. She has yet to be sentenced in thisase. Testimony will start at 9 30. We will air it on r website, tara lynn with the latest on the Travion Smith trial, thank you very much. Down parts of glenwood avenue in the fivepoint area. A car crashed int...

Roxboro, 20 degrees in clinton, goldsboro and fayetteville. Actual temperatures at 8 00 upper teens to low 20s. 35 at noon, 40 degrees for by this afternoon with a little bit of a priest, its going to feel like 30s for most of e afternoon. Snow in the forecast friday, not a lot. Some folks will see more than others and ill explain that in a few minutes. Brian is here talk about whats happening on the roast this morning, its a little busy on i40. Thats right. We have a police stop or accident on the right shoulder of 40 westbound, just be on the jones sausage road interchange. Round of clayton ...

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