>> AS FOR TRYING TO END THAT LOSING STREAK HOSTING THE WIZARDS THAT CAME OUT WITH A
LOT OF ENERGY LAST NIGHT.
LOOK LIKE THAT.
WINNING ENERGY 1ST QUARTER HAD
TO MAKE THE SKILLS TO FILL THE
JOBS AND THE OTHER IS THE
JEREMY SOHAN.
>> NICE SPURS UP 7, 5, THAT'S
MORE KELVIN FOLKS. A BAD PASS,
RIGHT? ZACH COLLINS PASS TO
JONES PLAYS ALLEY. YOU SO AND
ICE AGAIN. 21 15, 10, TONY OF
15 IN THE 1ST QUARTER CLOSING
SECONDS. DAMN JOB. THE STEALS
THE INBOUND PASS. YEAH. FIRST
LEAD. 36 30 AFTER ONE. BUT WHY
SOMEONE? THE 2ND QUARTER?
33 19 LEAD. 63. 55 AT HALFTIME.
GO TO THE 3RD QUARTER ACTION
SPURS DOWN 7. NOW THE CHI
BRENHAM, THE STEAL AHEAD FOR
THE LAYUP SPURS. GET WITHIN
5. 76 71. BUT THEN THEY'RE DOWN
14. DOUG MCDERMOTT GETS THE 3.
>> AND BACK IN IT RIGHT THERE.
SAN ANTONIO TRAILED 98 87 AFTER
3 QUARTERS. 4TH QUARTER SOHAN
THE BOUNCE PASS TO MCDERMOTT.
THAT COLLEAGUES THERE FOR THE
TIP IN ONE OF 4.96, THE WIZARDS
HOLD ON TO BEAT THE SPURS,
THOUGH, ONE. 27 TO 106. THE
SPURS THERE THAT ARE IN THE
WIZARDS. THEIR FIRST WIN IN SAN
ANTONIO SINCE DECEMBER OF 1999.
AT THE ALAMODOME, THE SPURS
HAVE LOST 6 STRAIGHT AFTER THE
GAME. COACH POP ONLY HAD ONE
COMMENT.
>> WELL, THEY'RE DOING. THEY'RE
DOING WHAT THEY CAN OF THOSE
ONE OF THOSE GAMES.
GOOD MORE FAST BREAK POINTS.
WE HAD MORE SECOND CHANCE
POINTS. WE HAD FEWER TURNOVERS.
WE HAVE MORE POINTS IN THE
PAINT.
THE SHOT 20, SOMETHING FROM THE
3 AND THIS SHOT.
WHAT IT SAYS 50 OR SOMETHING
LIKE THAT GAME OVER.
...
>> AND INTERVIEW OVER. BUT WHAT
REALLY AN INTERVIEW? YES, IT
WAS QUITE YET. LOVE THAT ONE
POP JUST LIKE SEE DONE ONE IN
9 IN THE LAST 10. THE SPURS ARE
THEY WILL NEXT HOST, THE
SACRAMENTO KINGS COMING UP
TOMORROW NIGHT AT 7 AT THE ATM
FEES AND THE KINGS, ACTUALLY
ONE OF THE BEST TEAMS IN THE
WET OR STOLEN.
>> OUR WEATHER TEAM DAVID STILL
HARD AT WORK TRACKING ALL THIS
ICY WEATHER UP TO OUR NORTH.
JUSTIN HORNE SARAH SPIVEY AND
STEVEN CAVASOS ARE GOING TO
GIVE US ANOTHER LOOK AT THE
ROADS. THE FORECAST.
TODAY, GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT
URGING PEOPLE ALL ACROSS THE
STATE TO STAY SAFE ON THE
ROADWAYS. DURING AN UPDATE
TODAY, THE GOVERNOR SAID ABOUT
1600 ROADS ACROSS TEXAS WERE
IMPACTED BY THE ICY WEATHER.
BUT TEX DOT CREWS ARE WORKING
TO TREAT ALL THE STREETS.
MEANWHILE, ACROSS THE STATE, AS
MANY AS 7,000 OUTAGES WERE
REPORTED THROUGHOUT THE
MORNING, HOWEVER, ABBOTT SAYS.
>> THAT DOESN'T MEAN WE'LL HAVE
THE SAME ISSUES WE SAW DURING
THAT MAJOR WINTER STORM BACK IN
2021.
>> IF A THE POWER GRID ITSELF
IS FUNCTIONING VERY EFFECTIVELY
AS WE SPEAK RIGHT NOW. AND
THERE'S NOT ANTICIPATED TO ANY
CHALLENGE TO THE POWER GRID IN
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
>> IN FACT, ARE CAUGHT SAYS IT
DOESN'T THINK TEXANS WILL BE
ASKED TO EVEN CONSERVE ENERGY
OVER THE COMING DAYS SAYS ANY
OUTAGES ARE EXPECTED TO BE JUST
LOCALIZED EVENTS.
>> THE CITY OF SAN ANTONIO NOT
OPENING WARMING CENTER. DESPITE
MANY AREA SCHOOLS AND
BUSINESSES CLOSING DUE TO THE
WINTRY WEATHER. THE CITY
WEBSITE SAYS WARMING CENTERS
WILL QUOTE, REOPEN AGAIN AS
REQUIRED IN QUOTE, BEXAR COUNTY
PUBLIC INFORMATION. OFFICER
MONICA RAMOS TOLD KSAT THAT
COUNTY OFFICIALS WILL CONTINUE
TO MONITOR THE WEATHER, BUT
WARMING CENTERS ARE CURRENTLY
CLOSED BECAUSE THERE ARE ANY
POWER OUTAGES AND SEE LIBRARIES
ARE OPEN. WELL, MOST OF THE
COUNTY WILL CONSIDER OPENING
WARMING CENTERS IF CONDITIONS
WORSEN.
>> AND THIS IS IMPORTANT TO
STATION WE WERE JUST TALKING
ABOUT. IF YOU ARE ON AN
ELEVATED ROADWAY, ESPECIALLY IN
THE NORTHERN PARTS OF BEXAR
COUNTY. THIS IS A TRAVEL
EMERGENCY. BUT DOWN HERE ON
THE GROUND IN THE CITY, IN
PARTICULAR, NOT REALLY ALL THAT
MUCH HAPPENING. JUST AS
STRANGERS SAYS
>> TOMATO SOUP BEEN GRILLED
CHEESE KIND OF DAY. IT'S COLD.
IT'S WINTRY, BUT IT'S NOT
NECESSARILY CAUSING JUST A TON
OF ISSUES HERE IN CITY. YOU
DON'T HAVE TO TAKE YOUR PLANTS
AND YOUR WE DON'T WORRY ABOUT
PIPES OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT IS
JUST KIND OF COLD AND WINDY AND
CLOUDY. MAYBE A LITTLE BIT
RAINY FROM TIME TO TIME.
WE WILL SEE SOME HEAVIER RAIN.
I THINK MOVING IN LATER TONIGHT
INTO TOMORROW. AND THAT'S
ACTUALLY A GOOD THING IS JUST
THAT UP IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY
WHERE CONDITIONS ARE COLDER.
IT IS A TRAVEL ISSUE AND WE
HAVE WE'LL SEE. I THINK SEVERAL
TRAVEL ISSUES AND WE MAY GET SOME POWER OUTAGES UP THERE.
SO THIS THIS IS ALL STUFF WE'RE
WATCHING RIGHT NOW. AS YOU GO
OUTSIDE, WE'VE GOT CLOUDY SKIES
AND JUST SOME LIGHT RAIN COMING
DOWN. LIGHT DRIZZLY STUFF AT
THE AIRPORT. TEMPERATURES ARE
ABOVE FREEZING, THOUGH. 34
DEGREES NORTHERLY WINDS ABOUT
10 MILES PER HOUR. THAT MAKES
IT FEEL THAT MUCH COLDER OUT
THERE WITH WIND CHILLS IN THE
20'S. HERE'S A LOOK AT THE
RADAR. WE STILL DO HAVE SOME OF
THESE PASSING SHOWERS COMING
THROUGH. WE SEE THE PINK COLORS
THAT REPRESENTS SOME OF THE
FREEZING RAIN. VERY LIGHT,
FREEZING RAIN BUT FREEZING RAIN
NONETHELESS. AND, YOU SARAH WAS
REPORTING FOR BERNIE THAT
STARTING TO SEE A LITTLE BIT
OF MELTING, BUT DON'T LET YOUR
GUARD DOWN. IF YOU ARE NORTH OF
SAN ANTONIO. THIS IS WHERE IT
GETS DICEY TONIGHT BECAUSE WE
GET THAT HEAVIER PRECIPITATION
COMING IN AND WE GET SOME OF
THE ICING ON THE TREES, SOME OF
THE POWER LINES COULD START TO
COME DOWN IN A FEW WHERE THOSE
TEMPERATURES REALLY PLUMMET
TONIGHT. AND WE GET THE HEAVIER
PRECIPITATION. SO THAT'S JUST A
HEADS UP RIGHT NOW. THERE'S
NOT A LOT OUT THERE, BUT THINGS
WILL CHANGE TONIGHT. 34 DEGREES
IN SAN ANTONIO 30 IN KERRVILLE
20 FREDRICKSBURG. THESE ARE
PLACES THAT WILL STAY BELOW
FREEZING ALL DAY TODAY AND INTO
TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW. AND
THAT'S WHERE YOU RUN INTO
ISSUES. 32 DEGREES. SO THAT'S
30 BOERNE STAGE 30 IN BULVERDE.
BUT MOST OF THE REST OF BEXAR
COUNTY ABOVE THE FREEZING MARK.
35 DOWN THERE SINCE AND 34 AT
RANDOLPH. HERE'S OUR KSAT 12,
OUR FORECAST. WE'RE GOING TO
KEEP LIGHT SHOWERS GOING
THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. 35
DEGREES AT 5 O'CLOCK. 34
06:00PM 34 TO 07:00PM. AND THEN
TONIGHT.
TEMPERATURES JUST ABOVE THAT 32
DEGREE MARK. 33 HERE IN TOWN
WILL STILL
BE WATCHING LOOP 16 0, 4, IN
POINTS NORTH. VERY, VERY
CLOSELY. AND WE'LL BE WITH YOU
MOST OF THE NIGHT INTO TOMORROW
MORNING, GUYS.
SARAH, ACTUALLY LET ME TOSS IT
BACK TO SARAH. DON'T WANT TO
USE AIR. YOU'VE BEEN OUT THERE
ALL MORNING LONG BRAVING THIS COLD AND WINDY WEATHER. WHAT DO YOU GOT FROM STORMS?
>> WELL, I'M I'M KIMBERLY
WARMING UP IN THE STORM
CHASERS. SO IT'S NOT ALL COLD.
WE'RE PRETTY WE'RE PRETTY GOOD
OUT HERE. BUT I AM CURRENTLY
WORKING MY WAY THROUGH DOWNTOWN
BERNIE. YOU KNOW.
>> ACTUALLY, A LOT OF THESE
BUSINESSES CLOSED FOR THE DAY
BECAUSE OF THE ICY START UP
HERE IN BERN IN BOERNE. NOW
THINGS HAVE BEEN MELTING AND
ONE THING THAT'S REALLY COOL IS
WE'VE GOT THIS NEW STORM
CHASER. IT'S PRETTY AWESOME.
IT'S GOT A LOT OF NEAT FEATURES
ON IT. ONE NEW FEATURE IT HAS
IS ACTUALLY A CAMERA UNDER THE
CAR. YOU CAN SEE HOW COOL THAT
IS. AND IN WHAT WOULD THIS BE
USEFUL FOR? WELL, IT COULD SHOW
ROAD CONDITIONS WHEN WERE
PARKED, OBVIOUSLY WITH THE ICE.
BUT THEN ALSO IF THERE'S
ANYTHING LIKE FLOODING GOING
ON, OF COURSE, THERE WILL BE
WITH THIS WEATHER EVENT.
BUT LATER ON DOWN THE LINE AS
YOU GET INTO THE WARMER MONTHS,
REALLY COOL FEATURE OF THE
STORM CHASER HERE. SO WE'RE
DRIVING AROUND RIGHT NOW.
WE'RE ACTUALLY HEADING TO A
WARMING CENTER HERE IN BOERNE.
>> FOR SOME PEOPLE WHO MAY NEED
TO TO HAVE A WARM PLACE TO STAY
AND THEY DON'T HAPPEN TO HAVE A
STORM CHASER ON HAND. SO COMING
UP, WE'LL BE TALKING A LITTLE
BIT ABOUT THE WARMING CENTER
AND OPTIONS OF 4 FOLKS AROUND
BOERNE. LET'S GO OUT AND SHOP.
>> HEY, THANK YOU, SARAH.
HAY AND PROPS TO YOU AND PHOTOG
BILLY WHO ARE OUT THERE BRAVING
THE GIVEN GIVEN US THOSE
UPDATES UP ALONG. I-10. BUT
LET'S GET A QUICK LOOK THERE AT
I-10 AND EAST. YOU REALLY DON'T
SEE A LOT OUT THERE. BUT SOME
OF THE ICE AT SARAH SHOWED US
EARLIER IN THE MORNING. LOOKS
LIKE IT'S ACCUMULATED OVER THE
TREES AND REALLY THOSE ELEVATED
SURFACES AS WHAT WE HAVE TO
KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON. FIRST,
WE DID HAVE A FEW ISSUES ALONG.
I-10 THAT HAVE CLEARED OUT
RIGHT NOW. THINGS ARE CALM,
BUT WE CAN EXPECTING TO GET A
LITTLE DICEY AS THE HOURS DO
AS WE GET INTO THE LATER HOURS
OF THE EVENING. BUT I WOULD SAY
WATCH OUT. STILL HERE IN TOWN,
WE DID HAVE ONE ISSUE THAT
CLEARED OUT OF THE U.S. TO ONE
NORTHBOUND AT GRAYSON STREET.
A CRASH IS CAUSING A LITTLE
BIT OF A DELAY FOR DRIVERS OUT
THERE. BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS
IT'S CLEARED OUT AND REALLY
THERE'S NOT A LOT TO WORRY
ABOUT HERE IN TOWN. REMEMBER,
CLASS IS PRETTY MUCH HAVE BEEN
CANCELED. THE U.S. FOLKS MAY BE
STAYING HOME TODAY ENJOYING
TOMATO SOUP AND THAT REAL
CHEESE KIND OF WEATHER. GOOD
FOR YOU. BUT IF YOU DO HAVE TO
HEAD OUT THE DOOR, BE CAREFUL.
CHECK YOUR VEHICLE'S IT BEFORE
YOU GET ON GET OUT ON THE
ROADWAYS. I DO WANT TO GET YOUR
ATTENTION BACK HERE TO SOME
INFORMATION. THAT'S PRETTY
IMPORTANT. TECH SIDE PROGRAMMED
NOW. KEEP IN MIND IF THERE ARE
ISSUES THAT POP UP ON THE
ROADWAY AND MAYBE YOU'RE
STRANDED DUE TO SOME ISSUES
THAT YOUR CAR'S EXPERIENCE SEEN
HERE. SOME OF THE SERVICES THEY
OFFER, THEY CHANGE FLAT TIRES,
PERFORM MINOR VEHICLE REPAIRS.
THE EVEN REMOVE MINOR CRASHES
FROM THE ROADWAY AND ASSIST
FIRST RESPONDERS AT THOSE
CRASHES. NOW IN ORDER TO
UTILIZE THE SERVICES, YOU MUST
BE STRANDED ON THE HIGHWAY.
SO THIS IS A VERY HELPFUL
RESOURCE. IF YOU ARE STRANDED
IN YOUR VEHICLE FOR WHATEVER
REASON TOMORROW, IN THE HOURS
AHEAD, DON'T GET OUT OF YOUR
CAR. CALL THIS NUMBER TO 1, 0,
7, 3, 2, HERO. I DID CLOSE THAT
ON OUR KSAT TRAFFIC PAGE.
SO JUST HEAD OVER THERE FOR
MORE INFORMATION. BUT ONE LAST
LOOK HERE IN TOWN, THINGS ARE
CALM RIGHT NOW, BUT WE'RE GOING
TO KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON
THINGS IN THE HOURS AHEAD.
SO JUST REMEMBER TO DRIVE SAFE
AND MAKE GOOD DECISIONS BEFORE
YOU HAVE TO HAVE TO HEAD OUT ON
THE ROADWAY. DAVID URSULA.
>> EVEN TO ME, AT LEAST IT'S A
GOOD THING SEEING SO FEW CARS
ON THE ROAD. YEAH, IT'S GOOD
BECAUSE THERE'S BEEN SOME
PROBLEMS, AS YOU MENTIONED.
ALL RIGHT. WE'VE GOT TO TALK
ABOUT OTHER STORIES MAKING
HEADLINES THIS NOON TO MORE
MEMPHIS POLICE OFFICERS HAVE
BEEN DISCIPLINED.
>> AND 3 EMERGENCY RESPONDERS
FIRED IN CONNECTION WITH THE
DEATH OF TERRY NICHOLS. NOW
THIS WIDENS THE CIRCLE OF
PUNISHMENT AFTER VIDEO SHOWED.
>> OTHER PEOPLE FAILED TO HELP
AND NOT JUST THE 5 OFFICERS
ACCUSED BEATING HIM TO DEATH.
POLICE SAY THAT OFFICER PRESTON
HEMPEL I WAS RELIEVED OF DUTY
SHORTLY AFTER NICHOLS REST.
THE DEPARTMENT ALSO SAYS
ANOTHER OFFICER WAS RELIEVED,
BUT POLICE DID NOT NAME THAT
PERSON OR SPECIFY WHAT ROLE
THEY PLAYED IN THE INCIDENT
IN WASHINGTON. NICHOLS DEATH
HAS REIGNITED POLICE REFORM
TALKS ON CAPITOL HILL. M-POX
FORMERLY KNOWN AS MONKEYPOX
IS ALMOST GONE FROM THE UNITED
STATES. THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT'S PUBLIC HEALTH
EMERGENCY DECLARATION FOR M-POX
ENDED ON TUESDAY AFTER SEEMING
TO SPIRAL OUT OF CONTROL LAST
YEAR. THE VIRUS ISN'T
COMPLETELY GONE. BUT FOR OVER A
MONTH NOW, THE AVERAGE NUMBER
OF DAILY NEW CASES REPORTED TO
THE CDC HAS HOVERED IN THE
SINGLE DIGITS. THOSE NUMBERS
HAVE PLUMMETED SINCE THE AUGUST
PEAK OF ABOUT 450 CASES A DAY
THE U.S. LED THE WORLD IN CASES
DURING THE OUTBREAK. MORE THAN
30,000 PEOPLE IN THE U.S. WERE
DIAGNOSED WITH M-POX INCLUDING
>> OUTSIDE WITH LIVE CAM
YOU KNOW WHAT? AT SOME POINT
SOMEONE'S GOING TO JUST REACH
UP AND SLAP THAT HAHA.
>> WELL, YOU KNOW, THEY DON'T
HAVE THE WIND CHILL WIPERS
GOING. SO I GUESS IT'S NOT
RAINING UP THERE, BUT IT IS RAINING DOWN HERE. YEAH, WE'RE
STILL GETTING SOME OF THE
DRIZZLY. HOLD ON TO SEE THAT
THEY WOULD RIP AGAIN STILL
THERE SO THAT THEY SHOT GOING
ANYWHERE. 34 SO FAR TODAY.
32 WAS LITTLE THIS MORNING.
SO NOT MUCH MOVEMENT AND TO
ENSURE WE'RE NOT GOING TO WARM
MUCH ABOUT WHERE WE ARE RIGHT
NOW.
>> JUST WANTED TO POINT OUT
THAT TODAY'S RECORD LOW AS 0,
THE COLDEST IT'S EVER BEEN IN
SAN ANTONIO BACK IN 1949.
AT SNOW COVERED SAN ANTONIO
BACK THEN THIS GO AROUND.
JUST WET WITH SOME ICE AND THE
WHOLE COUNTRY. WE'VE GOT MORE
WELCOME BACK. I WANT TO START
OUT WITH A BIG PICTURE HERE
ACROSS TEXAS. WE'VE BEEN
TALKING ABOUT THE RAIN AND THE
ICE HERE ACROSS THE WHOLE
COUNTRY. BUT I DO WANT TO POINT
OUT THAT IT'S NOT JUST HERE.
AUSTIN HAS BEEN HIT VERY HARD
BY AS DALLAS. I-20 ABILENE AND
SAN ANGELO BACK OUT TO THE
WEST. SO THERE'S A LARGE
PORTION TEXAS BEING IMPACTED
BY THIS WINTER STORM. AND WHAT
WE CAN DO IS SHOW YOU THE ROAD
CONDITIONS HERE. THIS IS ONE
PRODUCT ON OUR RADAR AND I KNOW
YOU SEE A LOT OF COLORS.
HERE ARE MEANWHILE, THE PEAK
COLOR THAT REPRESENTS WHERE
THERE'S SOME PATCHY ICE AND
WE'VE BEEN SEEING THAT ACROSS
THE WHOLE COUNTRY THAT SINKING
SOUTH TOWARDS CURVE, THOUGH.
AND EVEN THERE AROUND THE
AUSTIN AREA WHERE YOU GET THE
RED COLORS, THAT'S WHERE YOU
GET IN, SAYS SOME SIGNIFICANT
ICE. WE'VE SEEN THAT ACROSS
CENTRAL TEXAS AND UP AROUND
THE METROPLEX. AND THEN THIS IS
TRYING TO TELL US THEY'RE SOME
SNOW THERE. IT'S POSSIBLE.
BUT THE BOTTOM LINE IS THIS
WHOLE AREA IS JUST NOT A GOOD,
NOT A GOOD PLACE TO BE DRIVING
AS THE ROADS BECOME VERY SLICK.
AND WE KNOW THAT EVEN HERE IN
NORTHERN SAN ANTONIO, WE'VE
SEEN SOME OF THOSE SLICK ROADS,
ESPECIALLY THE BRIDGES AND
OVERPASSES WILL SWITCH BACK
TO RADAR HERE VERY QUICKLY.
AND WE'LL TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT'S
GOING ON HERE LOCALLY. STILL
SEEING SOME OF THAT LIGHT
PATCHY DRIZZLE AND LIGHT
ACTIVITY BUT NOT A LOT AT THE
MOMENT. NOT A LOT OF THE
MOMENT. IT'S FAIRLY LIGHT.
BUT I THINK AS WE GET INTO
TONIGHT, YOU'RE GOING TO SEE
AN OVERALL INCREASE IN COVERAGE
WHEN IT COMES TO RAIN AND THEN
ALSO FREEZING RAIN TO THE NORTH
OF SAN ANTONIO. SO THERE WE
ARE. THERE'S OUR ICICLE YET
AGAIN. STILL THERE AND
TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW 34
DEGREES. 35 STINSON. 35 IN
KELLY. WE'VE GOT A NORTHERLY
WIND, THE FREEZING RAIN
IMPACTS. I KNOW WE'VE SHOWN
THIS EVERY TIME THIS MORNING
WE'VE BEEN ON THE AIR, BUT I
THINK IT'S SO IMPORTANT TO PASS
ALONG THAT, YES, THERE WILL BE
MAJOR IMPACTS, NO COUNTRY.
THERE COULD BE SOME POWER
OUTAGES. REALLY DANGEROUS
TRAVEL. AND THEN TO THE SOUTH
OF THAT TO MODERATE IMPACTS
PLACES LIKE BANDERA FAIR OAKS
RANCH BULVERDE. THAT'S WHERE
WE'RE PROBABLY GONNA HAVE SOME
SLICK ROADS, ESPECIALLY BRIDGES
AND OVERPASSES. AND THEN THE
FURTHER SOUTH YOU GO, THE LESS
THE IMPACT IS, BUT IT'S STILL
THERE ON 16 0, 4, WOULD SECURE
FROM THE NORTH SIDE. BUT WE
COULD SEE SOME SLICK BRIDGES
AND OVERPASSES. WE'RE TALKING
MAINLY TONIGHT. OKAY. WITH WITH
THE HEAVIER PRECIPITATION SET
TO MOVE IN 30 RIGHT NOW IN
KERRVILLE. 28 FREDRICKSBURG
27 ROCK SPRINGS. 34 HERE IN
TOWN. 33 IN NEW BRAUNFELS.
TEMPERATURES HAVEN'T MOVED
MUCH, BUT THEY'VE COME UP SOME
HERE IN TOWN UP ABOVE THAT
FREEZING MARK. AND THEY
PROBABLY STAY JUST ABOVE
FREEZING, EVEN GOING INTO
TONIGHT. WIND CHILL VALUES ARE
IN THE 20'S KNOW AND THAT'S THE
WAY IT FEELS OUT THERE FEELS
LIKE 25 UNCOVERS FEELS LIKE
27 DOWN THERE. IT'S DENSE.
SO FORECAST A LITTLE BIT OF
BREAK IN THE ACTION THIS
AFTERNOON. TONIGHT, THOUGH, THE
PRECIPITATION PICKS BACK UP.
THIS IS 10 O'CLOCK. AND THEN
BY MIDNIGHT AND 03:00AM.
THINGS ARE STARTING TO BLOSSOM.
YOU'RE GOING TO GET SOME
POCKETS OF MODERATE TO HEAVY
RAIN, BUT THAT WILL TRANSITION
INTO MODERATE FREEZING RAIN
IN SPOTS. AND THAT WILL BE MORE
WIDESPREAD BY TOMORROW MORNING
THAT CUT OFF LINE RIGHT THERE
IN NORTHERN BEXAR COUNTY WHERE
IT'S BEEN NORTH OF THAT.
SOME PROBLEMS LIKELY SOME
PRETTY SIGNIFICANT ICE
ACCUMULATION SOUTH OF THAT JUST
RAIN. HOPEFULLY WE PICK UP SOME
GOOD RAIN HERE IN SAN ANTONIO.
WE NEED IT THEN BY MIDDAY
TOMORROW. STILL SEEING THAT
ACTIVITY. BUT IT'S STARTING TO
WORK ITS WAY EAST AND WEAKEN A
LITTLE BIT. AND BY 10 O'CLOCK,
IT'S ALL PRETTY LIGHT. STILL
THERE, THOUGH. AND BY THURSDAY
MORNING, THIS FINALLY FINALLY
MOVES OUT AND WE'LL GET SOME
CLEARING THURSDAY AFTERNOON'S
THE REST OF TODAY. PLENTY OF
YOUR DAY. IT WILL GENERALLY
JUST BE WET AND COLD. HERE IN
SAN ANTONIO, 34 2 O'CLOCK.
35 03:00PM. 35, 4 O'CLOCK.
A DECENT CHANCES OF DRIZZLE AND
LIGHT RAIN TONIGHT. THOSE RAIN
CHANCES PICK UP. THERE COULD BE
SOME POCKETS OF MODERATE TO
HEAVY RAIN. TEMPERATURES DOWN
THERE AROUND 33 OR SO. AND BY
TOMORROW, 35 FOR A HIGH THAT'S
GOING TO BE VERY COLD. WE'RE
STILL GOING TO HAVE THAT
HEAVIER RAIN TRACKING THROUGH
BEFORE THINGS QUIET DOWN
FINALLY ON THURSDAY AND
TEMPERATURES GET AN OPPORTUNITY
TO WARM UP. 47.
59 FRIDAY. WE'RE IN THE MID
60'S BY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
OKAY. WE'RE GOING TO TOSS IT
OUT ONE MORE TIME BACK TO
METEOROLOGIST SARAH SPIVEY'S WHO IS THERE IN BOERNE GOT MORE FROM A WARMING CENTER. CORRECT?
>> THAT'S EXACTLY RIGHT,
JUSTIN. AND HERE AT THE PATRICK
HEATH PUBLIC LIBRARY, WHICH IS
GOING TO BE ACTING AS A WARMING
CENTER TODAY UNTIL 07:00PM.
AND THEN ONCE AGAIN TOMORROW
FROM 09:00AM TO 07:00PM INSIDE,
THEY'VE GOT SNACKS AND GOT WARM
SOUP. THEY'VE GOT COFFEE FOR
ANYBODY IN THE BERNIE AREA THAT
NEEDS A WARM PLACE TO STAY.
NOW AGAIN.
THINGS ARE FAIRLY QUIET RIGHT
NOW AROUND BOERNE OTHERS IN
SOME OF THE ICE ON THE ELEVATED
SURFACES LIKE THE TREES AND
SIGNS. BUT THE ROADS FOR THE
MOST PART ARE OKAY. THAT IS
GOING TO CHANGE. LIKE YOU SAID
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. SO IF YOU
NEED A WARM PLACE TO SAY
PATRICK KEITH PUBLIC LIBRARY IN
BOERNE IS YOUR PLACE TO STAY
WARM. AND TRY TO GET THROUGH
THIS COLD WEATHER REPORTING
LIVE FROM BOERNE. I'M METEOROLOGIST SARAH SPIVEY.
BACK TO YOU.
>> SARA, GREAT INFORMATION.
>> AS WE'VE BEEN TELLING YOU FOR THE LAST HOUR, ICY ROADS, A HUGE CONDITION WHEN
TEMPERATURES DROP HERE IN SOUTH
TEXAS. MEANWHILE, IN OTHER
AREAS THEY GOT THE REAL DEAL.
SNOW.
>> THAT INCLUDES LAS VEGAS,
WHICH DOESN'T NORMALLY GET MUCH
SNOW. THAT IS WHAT IT LOOKS
LIKE THERE. THIS IS ALL OVER
NEVADA. SOME AREAS GOT AS MUCH
AS 5 INCHES OF SNOW. BUT THIS
IS NOT GOING TO LAST A SPEC
TO TO WARM UP IN VEGAS LIKE IT
NORMALLY DOES IN THE COMING
DAY.
>> SO YOU'RE NOT GOING TO
GAMBLE THAT IS GOING TO STICK
AROUND THAT.
AND HOW ABOUT THIS? THIS IS
IOWA METEOROLOGIST BRANDON
LIBBY'S SON. HARRISON HAS JUST
>> AT THE F THAT DON.
>> HE POSTED THIS VIDEO OF HIS
SON HELPING TO PLOW SOME OF THE
SNOW, SOMETHING THAT MOST
PEOPLE ARE WATCHING. THIS HAVE
NO IDEA WHAT THAT'S LIKE.
HE EVENTUALLY JUST GIVES.
>> DONE DEAD. SOME DO IT TOO
MUCH WORK HORSE WHER