after days in the dark power is slowly coming back on for most people in northeast ohio. for those with special needs life without electricity is a lot more difficult than you would expect. >> plus, a festival braving the rain for. a preview of the annual feast of the assumption here in little italy. >> we start with a live look from our tower cam at downtown cleveland. you can see those clouds up ahead. gray skies. rain could be on the way once again. welcome to this weekend edition of "good morning cleveland," sunday edition. i'm nick foley along side meteorologist janessa webb to tell us all about the weather because we saw a lot of rain yesterday as you predicted later in the afternoon. looks like we're going to have a little more today.

9:00 we're looking forward to another rain. this is tropical moisture continuing to feed across northeast ohio. so you're seeing the gray skies, lingering through sunday afternoon. we have slight changes in the forecast. looks like more moisture even for your monday and heavy-duty rain for tuesday afternoon. so let's finish up the weekend on the wet side, along with temperatures. they are cooling off just a few cleveland. ashland to medina lower to mid- 70s. looking at highs today lower 80s across the board. dew points are still up, also as the front is starting to track across northeast ohio. so tracking rain this morning for twinsburg just moving north and east out of the hudson area, so stark county already this morning, getting hit with a little bit of rain, you can

down from euclid to lake county. these are heavy downpours, no lightning associated with those cells but even ashtabula to connoat they are slow moving systems, moving east 5 do 10 -- 5 to 10 miles per hour but cloudy skies and rain linger across the area. it's already starting to feed in slowly but surely, i know yesterday afternoon we were waiting quite a while be slow-moving cells here but mansfield, ashland, richland county, you are up next to see, again widespread rain. we begin with chaos overnight in milwaukee. protests breaking out there after police shot and killed a 23-year-old black man after midnight. a protest then got out of hand with fires breaking out at several businesses. police say the man was killed, fled from officers during a

it's not immediately clear if he pointed it at officers. as news of his death spread so did protests with more than 100 people gathering at the scene. >> you all saw the crowd then went over to the gas station and set the gas station afire. i don't know how many individuals were involved in that. of course that is going to be part of the investigation as well. >> three people were arrested during the protests. closer to home -- there are still a turned back on after storms rolled through last week. power just returned in some parts of cleveland last night but for one resident it was a long wait in the dark. gale ward needs power for her electric wheelchair. without it she's often stranded. >> i said this can't happen because i'm in this chair. the refrigerator is off. everything is off. >> her power is back on now but there are still some areas

firstenergy says its workers are pulling 16-hour shifts to make sure the power is returned to everyone. here's a look at the current outage numbers from firstenergy now, just under 700 people are without power in cuyahoga county. in summit county just 30 customers left in the dark. everywhere else only a few isolated outages are reported. it's a yearly tradition in cleveland. scheduled to continue today. the feast of the assumption in little italy rolling on with thousands more expected to attend. this is event. that is where we find our own meg shaw this morning. what is the latest plan for today? >> reporter: as we heard we have a lot of rain in the forecast and clearly some humidity in the air but that is not going to stop thousands of people from making their way here to little italy for the annual feast of the assumption festival. this marks the -- is the four-

fest brings 30,000 people. if you plan to come here for the festival make sure you are hungry. from the miles of italian sausage sold to lasagne to spaghetti, you and your stomach will have lots of choices. the event also features carnival rides and live music. the feast kicks off today at noon but if you can't make it out today or if you don't want to brave the rain and humidity today don't worry, you still have one more day for celebration. the feast ends tomorrow. starts again toot today at noon, runs to 11:00 p.m. tonight. starts at noon tomorrow and runs until 11:00 p.m. on monday as well. live in little italy, meg shaw, newschannel 5. thank you so much for spending part of your sunday morning with us. i'm nick foley. coming up, sun is out in rio unlike here, perfect weather expected for the olympic events

of retirement to michael phelps. plus, a heartbreaking story to our south. a little boy tries to sell an ohio police officer his teddy bear to get money for food. and the local weather. >> more widespread rain across northeast ohio. i'll give you the ax the timing

good morning. i'm "power of 5" meteorologist janessa webb. let's show you where we have a

county but willoughby, eastlake, euclid, we saw a cell move onshore. no lightning associated with that. just a little bit of light drizzle currently coming down. even for ashtabula, just exiting geneva on the lake. heavy downpours but these are slow-moving cells as we saw yesterday afternoon. moving north and east slowly but surely. if you see the darker green here that still in effect until 8:00 p.m. tonight because we are tracking more widespread moisture here, about to move into richland county, for mansfield. this is tropical moisture, you can see it's effecting four to five states right now. so it's feeding in from new orleans, baton rouge where they are seeing minor flooding. so that is tropical moisture

ohio. widespread rain once again for mansfield and inland locations throughout your sunday. >> a lot of moisture still coming. thank you. domination as americans in rio. michael phelps swam his swan song saturday at the summer games. the most honored olympian in history went out as we expect, on top. powering the u.s. team to a gold medal that he says will be his last. jim ryan has our report from rio. >> reporter: the end of an michael phelps caps his storied olympic career with a final gold medal. helping the 4 by 100 medley relay team surge to the win. this is phelps' 23rd all time gold medal and 28 medals overall. the most decorated olympian ever getting emotional as he says goodbye to competition. the women's team also taking on the 4 by 100 medley relay and morns turning in another gold medal performance for the united states. simone manuel was chasing

meter freestyle. so-called splash and dash. she came in second for the silver. she already won gold this week in the 100 meter freestyle. in the men's 15-00 meter freestyle connor yeager gets the silver. and the world's fastest woman. jamaica's elaine thompson rocketed across the line first claiming the gold medal. american won silver. in the final for the long jump, a gold medal. and more history in fencing. mohammed and the u.s. women's team battled to the bronze medal. the first american medalist to compete wearing a hijab. big night for distance runners. the london gold medalist, despite the early title successfully defended his

confirmed rio will be michael phelps's last olympics. in response to the hashtag four more years phelps said not going to happen but added he would go to the tokyo games though not as a competitor. so team usa with a double digit lead over the rest of the competition. here's the medal count this morning. as we head to break here's a look at last night's winning

welcome back. time now 8:15. a dangerous situation remains in the south this morning. at least three people are dead and thousands more requiring rescues in louisiana. the state's governor has issued a state of emergency floodwaters continue to rise. mary maloney reports. >> everybody's saying this is the worst they've ever seen. >> reporter: days of relentless downpours forced residents to take what belongings they could and travel through waist-high waters to stable ground. >> there are so many elderly people here and people who can't afford to replace their things. it's like, the water is literally to your waist. that means everything in their houses is destroyed.

from their cars and homes. help even came from complete strangers. >> i don't live here, i pulled over, i saw the kids, i saw some elderly and i was like -- we needed to help. so me and my fiancee got out, pulled over and came to help. >> reporter: after declaring a state of emergency the louisiana governor asked residents to take all necessary precautions. >> asking everyone to simply evacuate if you're supposed to do that. if you are being advised to do that, stay off the don't have to, and if you're going to be on the road be extremely cautious. >> reporter: the families that already evacuated now forced to tough it out in temporary shelters. >> we woke up and water was from the bed and everywhere. so we couldn't even get a chance to get nothing, pack nothing. we had to call the fire department to get us. in new york city, police

mosque. the imam and his friend were just wrapping up afternoon prayers yesterday in queens when they were approached from behind and shot. police haven't determined a motive but members of the mosque fear this was a hate crime. more than 100 people gathered at a vigil last night to call for justice. this morning police still trying to figure out what happened at a north carolina mall. the incident was first reported as a shooting with several shoppers claiming they heard gunfire. police have not found any shell casings. eight people taken to the hospital after they were hurt trying to get out of the mall as soon as possible. news around ohio, five deputies suspend pended from the franklin county sheriff's office after a trainee was injured. his head gear came off while he was playing the role of attacker but the others continued to hit him. he had to be treated for cuts and bruises to his face. the suspensions rain from three to 30 days. ohio man wanted for murder

different crime. 38-year-old jesse hanes is accused of shooting and killing a new mexico police officer during a traffic stop friday. he was traveling with 36-year- old james nelson at the time. the two were wanted here in ohio for killing a chillicothe man back in july. police arrested the men yesterday after a dramatic case while the department mourns the loss of one of their own. officers now vow to bring the killer to justice. >> we lost one of our he was one -- the criminals have come into our town, came out and terrorized the communities out here. we will pursue to make sure that -- that we take them through and not allow the folks to get away. >> hanes is charged with the murder of the officer there as

to a heartbreaking story in ohio -- a police officer commended this morning for helping a little boy found wandering on the streets of downtown franklin. officer steve dunham, notice the 7-year-old trying to sell his stuffed animal in front of a drug store to get money to eat. the boy said he had not eaten in days so the officer took him to subway for a meal and brought him back to the police department. the chief says his guy gave the boy comfort and safety he didn't have at own kids and that's exactly what law enforcement does in situations like this, is how we would want someone to treat our kids. >> after the investigation police found the boy and his four brothers were living in squalor. their parents now have been charged with 10 counts of child endangerment, kids now staying with other family members. more evacuation orders are being issued in california. many of them in the same area that was evacuated last year because of a destructive fire.

burned. firefighters likely get nothing help from the weather as well. parts of california expecting temperatures up to 108 degrees in the near future. we've seen these areas lots of times get affected by wildfires in the summer and the really dry months. this is nothing new but certainly not something you want to see either. we're going to be affected by some weather now. there's no relief on the way for -- >> for those areas >> new orleans, louisiana just getting it. >> still expecting more moisture there as well. you can't take any more down there. >> no. the low continues to spin out that way. that is the moisture that is tracking north across northeast ohio. so just waking up to gray skies, going to be kind of a gloomy day across northeast ohio. and unfortunately we were saying yesterday today was probably going to be the last day. we had a little change in the

tuesday more rain in the forecast. i know we're still picking up the pieces from storms earlier this week. so we're going to lose a little bit of humidity today as a cold front is making its way across northeast ohio. but still pretty uncomfortable. temperatures across the board this morning currently 74 degrees. lake county dealing with a little bit of rain. moisture starting to sag in to richland county to medina area. currently at 73 degrees. up as the front is tracking in from the west right now. at an oppressive state you're definitely feeling like you're in a swimming pool or a tight turtleneck. we're continuing to track a little moisture already affecting lake county to ashtabula. no lightning in these cells and they are very slow-going moving north and east but you can see the bulk of this moisture starting to track in

-- with a little bit of lightning as temperatures are pretty high this morning. this is that tropical moisture that i continue to talk about. it's lifting to the north and this will feed in for monday, even tuesday afternoon. so temperatures across the board, still pretty toasty throughout your afternoon with humidity, a warm front that is going to start to track in here as we head into the next 36 hours. futurecast shows the bulk of that moisture today is inland corridor to stark county. summit county, southern portions, you can see a few isolated raindrops but even for lakeshore communities it will be on the light side, the bulk of this moisture is inland thought your afternoon. by the 3:00 hour finally getting a little bit of relief. even for your evening i do want to go with mostly cloudy with just a few scattered showers. could see a little bit of

to-east, overnight. then we're pretty quiet for the start of your monday. it's monday afternoon things start to rev up once again. so daytime highs, 83 degrees. yesterday hitting 90 for the 23rd time of 2016 so far. that warm air still pumping in for your sunday with humidities still on top notch here. 7-day forecast, we won't get any relief until about wednesday afternoon. the browns with plenty of evaluate after friday's first preseason test. in fact cleveland's newest leader under center says the improvement must begin with him. meantime a few familiar browns faces making a stop in the community after their trip to green bay. here's your morning sports report. >> reporter: in case you missed it a decision was made, mike at brantley will have -- michael brantley will have season ending surgery monday.

tendonitis. he first injured his shoulder while diving for a ball last september. if you want to be great sometimes it helps to visualize yourself being great. terrell pryor does telling the "akron beacon journal" saying "i always think of myself before going to sleep, taking naps and think of making big plays." he said he thought of that 49- yard catch against the packers. perhaps lineman jaime meter also -- meder also visualizes grea a safety. big play for the parma heights native. first time he ever scored in a game. meder spoke with our own andy baskin after the game. >> it's going good right now. i still don't -- doesn't guarantee me a job. i bust my butt everyday. a lot of calls, valley forge is trending, twitter, ashland guys calling me on the phone. still a sense of pride to play for the hometown team.

>> what isn't amazing, this, when robert griffin iii was looking for the tight end gary barnidge got intercepted. appears he didn't finish his route though. got to clean up that. rg3 said it was his fault. >> i always got to be at the ball to him and not give gb a chance to make a play. we'll watch it on tape. it's on me. >> robert griffin iii ta instead of sleeping in on saturday garyage up early -- gary barnidge encouraging kids in the community. northeast ohio health services. kids getting school supplies and bags. barnidge hung out with the youngsters and encouraged them to be healthy. >> you have to little a healthy

sleep doing this. it's for the kids. giving back to the community. >> up next for barnidge and the browns, preseason game number two thursday against the south. you can see it here on newschannel 5. have a great day. on the diamond last night late start for the indians in game three with the and i yells at progressive field, the weather didn't slow down the tribe bats. first inning, chickenhaul live -- scoring ramirez. to the sixth chris jimenez shoots one to right field for another base hit. naquin coming to score. jimenez out at second but indans still cruise to the 5-1. in three games they outscored the and i yells 32-8, going for the sweep later today. if your sunday plans involve rta grab extra change. rates going up. after last-minute cancellation

community already making plans for 2017 in next year's pride festival, goes on without a hitch.

we start this half-hour with a live look outside. 8:29, across from our earth cam across the shores of lake erie,

more moisture for the later part of your weekend. i'm nick foley. welcome back. we have several developing stories including a round of weekend events in our area. meg shaw live in little italy with a preview of the feast of the assumption but first let's check on the weather with janessa to see how it will be. we're not going to let the rain stop us across northeast ohio. once again we're looking for another round of rain throughout your afternoon, it will continue and linger even monday and week. whether waking up to gray skies across the area, but our temperatures are still on the mild side. good morning greater cleveland, 74 degrees. tuskarawas county near that 80- degree mark. so cooler air trying to track in from the west. dew points are still at an oppressive state this morning as the front still is to the

just a few showers, heavy downpours for lake county all morning long, even ashtabula, these are slow-moving cells moving northeast 5 to 10 miles per hour. the bulk of the moisture is about to move into the mansfield area. you can see this will be widespread throughout the 9:00 hour. we're forecasting throughout the afternoon to see a few storms popping up with temperatures this warm. so hour by hour, what do you have planned? you have the afternoon, probablya indoor activities as you can see nick, daytime highs slightly cooler this afternoon. back to the lower 80s. >> got to keep the umbrellas and ponchos handy today. starting today it will cost you more to ride the rta. the transit agency raising fares 25 cents increasing a one- way ticket price to $250. the cost of an all day pass will go up as well. and monthly passes will be $95.

routes too. cuts are needed to make up a nearly $6 million budget shortfall. with more storms on the way, several west side communities scrambling to clean up the damage left behind by those that came through earlier this week. residents on brookfield road in avon lake are dealing with an on and off power situation, a firstenergy spokesperson said downed branches on a power line were to blame in this neighborhood. at least one resident on a street even had h to buy a generator. >> buying it, however, it's a good thing to have. since we do lose power quite a bit. with the storms coming this winter i'm sure we'll need it. so -- it's an investment in -- in our house. >> several other residents also told us they had to toss several items from refrigerators and freezers because of the outage. there's a look at the current outage numbers from firstenergy, right now just under 800 people are without

outages reported. happening now -- a yearly tradition is underway, the 118th annual feast of the assumption in little italy continues this afternoon. that is where we find our meg shaw this morning. meg, i'm starting to smell that italian food through the screen there, are you? >> reporter: anywhere there's food you know i'm there already. the italian bakery across the i see people going in and out. after my hit i think i will head there. pretty soon a lot of vendors will be here all morning long preparing for the crowds of people to come here for the annual feast. each year this event brings in nearly 30,000 people, a celebration, four-day celebration is a -- celebration of the death of virgin mary. so if you plan to brave the rain and humidity today you better come hungry because

sausage and meatballs, canoles, safe to say there are plenty of choices out here for you today. the feast also features live music and carnival rides. all of the festivities kick off today at noon. they run until 11:00 p.m. tonight but don't worry, if you can't make it today the feast also runs tomorrow from noon to 11:00 p.m. complete with a fireworks show, that starts at 9:30 tomorrow night. live in little italy, meg shaw, with samples we won't complain. it's up to you. >> reporter: i don't know if it will actually make it back but i'll do my best. >> thank you very much. cleveland pride organization now moving on announcing on facebook it's already planning next year's pride parade and festival. the event set for june 24, 2017. the same group cancelled this month but lgbt community members organized a community event in just two weeks.

out to celebrate. >> i'm so glad that even though it looked like we might not have it that it fell into place and here it is and everybody's here and we're all excited to be here. >> festivities continue through the afternoon in public square with live music and food trucks. new details about sanctions being passed down to massillon washington high school's football program. the team will be on probation for three years because the ohio high school hl coach recruited several student athletes. on top of that probation the program fined $5,000 and the coach won't be able to take part in the post season if the team does qualify for the playoffs this year. african-american-owned businesses will be celebrated at today's black business expo in warrensville heights. the event will showcase products and services offered by black entrepreneurs in the community. part of an entire weekend focusing on the economic impact of the black community called

today's expo starts 5:30 at the word church on miles road. expect appearances from the browns josh cribbs and danita harris from newschannel 5. a new outdoor play and learning center set to open in wooster. cornerstone elementary school will reveal its play lab. and properly serve kids with special needs. the playground dedication is set for 3:00 still ahead -- neighbors are reporting an unusual string of thefts all involving their political signs. we'll share which candidates' signs seem to go missing more than others. with major amusement park accidents in the last few weeks we look into who is in charge of regulating carnival rides. the answer might surprise you. >> the "power of 5" still tracking widespread rain and a few storms.

festivities throughout the afternoon. i'll give exact timing coming

good morning. we're off to a gray start across northeast ohio and still tracking rain on the "power of 5" this morning, also a few storms throughout your afternoon. we're under a slight risk as things are starting to rev up once again. look at the daytime highs today, we are definitely on the

70s for richland county to wayne county. closer to the lake you'll notice a transition in our winds coming from the west now as the front starts to make its way through. but still humidity levels, very high this afternoon at that oppressive stage. i know we have a lot goes on from stark to summit county and greater cleveland, people want to be outside but i suggest you have that poncho and umbrella handy. >> the frizz comes back with what humidity for sure. thank you. despite the once again plenty going on for you today. in parma that means the first- ever northeast ohio walk n roll -- takes -- sorry, a neuromuscular disease that affects 150,000 americans that is often fatal. there will be a dj and auction and other activities to help raise money.

comic-con being held at the holiday inn. there will be more than just those devoted to comics. there will be vendors from other eras. the event is 10:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. don't forget, today's the last day of the cuyahoga county fair this. year marks the 120th annual fair which is amazing in its own right. that many years still going strong. today at noon, and to 10:00 tonight. call it the last and parking is free on site. if you see news happening,

campaigning for donald trump and hillary clinton. democrats told to be on the lookout for what house minority leader nancy pelosi is calling an electronic in. pelosi says the security breach targeted the dnc committee and other party groups. now the personal information of democratic members and hundreds of staff was posted on-line. pelosi says she herself has received a bunch of harassing calls and messages and warns fellow democrats not to allow family members to answer incoming texts or calls. meantime, the race for the white house making another stop in cleveland next week. democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton expected to pay

part of a campaign event. if you would like to attend we have a link to rsvp on our newsnet5 app. donald trump also planning a visit to ohio. in fact the gop presidential candidate will be in the buckeye state tomorrow. he's scheduled to make a speech at a youngstown -- youngstown university tomorrow afternoon. don't expect ohio governor john kasich to be there. kasich still taking shots at trump using the businessman's words against him. tweeting -- >> during the gop debates trump says the u.s. in big trouble and the u.s. doesn't win anymore. trump has had a slump recently but still getting big turnouts at his rallies. in another area he seems to be leading the way, stolen yard signs. jeannie most explains. >> reporter: you are looking at perhaps the most endangered species of yard sign.

>> reporter: they tend to be drive by, someone makes a beeline for the sign, grabs it and jumps in a getaway car. and check out this dainty thief. the most recent theft involved a runner in hillsdale, new jersey. she jogdz past the house, waited for a car to leave, then came back. picked up the sign and took off. when the video went public she turned herself in. but the sign owner declined to press charges. mean sign by parvegd by a masked woman. it could be worse. >> i can vote for who i want. >> reporter: the artist created a giant t for a yard in staten island. in the middle of the night someone set it on fire. the donald's himself called to commission rate. what is an artist to do? rebuild. >> it's going to be huge! >> reporter: this house in indianapolis lost a dozen trump signs in three weeks. we found very few hillary signs

posting them or they are being left alone. in haberhill, massachusetts, one of richard early sign's was spray painted "never "over trump. he had nine signs ripped out and tossed in the street. >> we're not going to take them down. >> reporter: tips for protecting your yard signs, a pennsylvania man slathering roofing tar on the edges. hard to get off and easy to spread to clothing and car. another person went and bought a giant jar of vic's of the sign. when hillary for prison sign disappeared out in the hamptons the owner reinstalled them on 12-foot poles with surveillance cameras and electric fencing. may not be easy to steal an election but an election sign? jeannie most, cnn, new york. >> why you see some of the signs -- not the -- pretty

very long. what is going to last a little longer than we first expected is this weather and moisture because we thought it might be out by the end of today. >> it's going to stick around, we're dealing with tropical moisture, another warm front going to move across the area but right now you're still sitting in dew points that are in the 70s so still very sticky across northeast ohio. many people probably sleeping in this morning. kind of gray skies as we track cold front is to our north. it hasn't crouched over northeast ohio just yet, that is why we're seeing dew points still at an oppressive state. you're going to have that ac cranking all day long across the area. now what we're dealing with is a cold front mixing in with the tropical moisture that is just feeding into louisiana right now. this system is affecting six

right now let's track these storms that we're currently seeing a little bit of moisture. no lightning associated with this for lake county. mentor you're probably noticing the wet pavement from ashtabula, just moving out of geneva on the lake. this is starting to cross over to erie, pennsylvania, so we're going to get a little bit of relief in the next five to 10 minutes but look at the moisture, that continues to feed in with temperatures this warm we could see a few thunderstorm activity, as daytime highs are still in the lower 80s this afternoon. look at this moisture though, it stacks inland locations, on the light side for lakeshore communities. the darker greens, yellow, oranges, that is embedded thunder. the great news is it sweeps out of here fairly quickly by 1:00. it's more on the scattered side across the board. throughout your afternoon the clouds will continue to stick

lower 80s. throughout the 8:00 hour we'll continue to track a few scattered showers from erie, huron county and the flood watch is still in effect until 8:00 p.m. so we're definitely not in the clear just yet. we'll also continue to see moisture, i do think that flood watch will be extended probably until tuesday afternoon. so northeast ohio today, greater cleveland, 83 as the tonight the humidity goes down just a notch or two. you still are not going to be able to open up that window and get that nice breathable air. we won't see that until about wednesday afternoon. storms will continue to be likely for tuesday as more heavy rain tracks in here. you see a few isolated raindrops for wednesday before things dry out or your late week -- for your late week. a pennsylvania roller coaster outside of pittsburgh

fourth major amusement park accident in the country in less than a week. this time a 3-year-old boy falling from the ride. more questions now coming about how the parks are regulated. the latest incident following the death of a 10-year-old boy at a kansas water park on what was billed as the the world tallest wall slide. 4,000 children are taken to hospitals every year because of amusement park injuries, according to a new study. >> children are not well served by the law as it now reads. we have not done enough to make rides safe. we should do more. amusement parks don't want regulation because it costs money. >> the international association of amusement parks said states are best equipped to regulate the amusement park industry.

related to what your habits were as a kid? if so there's a coup group that may not be doing enough to cut their risk. with more here's senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson. >> reporter: physical activity outdoors, healthy balanced meals, what we picture for our kids and also the formula for a healthy heart later in life. but today a new report from the american heart association says far too few children in fact kids' behavior even worse than we thought. some sobers stats. more than half of kids fail to get the 60 minutes of recommended daily physical activity. among teens it's even worse, 5% to 10% hitting that minimum. more than nine u.s. children and teens have an unhealthy diet. i'll say that again. more than nine in 10.

teens admit to having tried cigarettes, and increasing numbers say they have tried vaping. it's a formula for poor heart health later in life. the solution? teaching kids early, setting an example. getting them in the habit of heart-healthy activities, introducing them to a balanced diet. that will also make them less likely they will in fact turn to tobacco. we all have a stake in making sure that kids and teens take these healthy messages heart. with this "medical minute," i'm

janessa has another final look at weather. we hoped it would be the end of the moisture we were seeing but no, we're hanging on a couple more days? >> right. extended to monday and tuesday, heavy rain but we're going to get through this today. this afternoon. 83 degrees this front hasn't crossed over yet. we won't see that until late this evening. so humidity is still in place. you're really not going to see the difference in humidity levels until wednesday so unfortunately we are tracking that warmer air in place. by next mid-week, wednesday, thursday, friday afternoon we start to dry out again but you can see the rise in temperatures. we have another front that is

saturday afternoon, near 90 again. >> we have the threat of some of the storms we saw earlier this week maybe in the next couple of days. >> today we're under a slight risk so we're going to watch this. this looks to be just rainfall but with temperatures still on the warm side humidity up, there's that possibility. >> you never know what you are going to get with these conditions. could be volatile. thank you very much for spending part of your sunday morning with us. we're back at 10:00.

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