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i just checked one of the bowie reports out in seven lake michigan air wave heights of just over 16 fts 30 mi. per hour there is a lakeshore flood warning is still in effect in the chicago area and northwestern indiana. there will also be a frost advisory for counties out to the west ... expect temperatures tonight in the low 30's. freeze warnings are in effect for parts of western and northwestern illinois. we are currently in the mid-40s all over the place we are looking at a daytime high today no warmer than 848 degrees. the cold air will modify we will back into a 60 degree weather at some point soon by we are looking at overnight temperature drops in the '30's tonight will be partly cloudy with wind continuing to weaken temperature will be from 29 way out west to 37 downtown. ... tomorrow will be in the lower 50s saturday will be sunny with temperatures reaching 60 degrees ... the wind chill has been in the 30's and it still feels brisk ... and is in that a mass and monroeess in monroe harbor it is time for today's trivia: what was the name of the hotel in stephen king's classic c

i know lake michigan is huge, but still, that's pretty amazing. >> it's interesting, the folks running with the bike instead of getting on the bike and pedalling away. michigan, chicago, they've had gusty winds. here, the winds not that strong. northwest winds at 5 miles an hour. san francisco, 59. it was a bit breezier earlier this evening. we had winds closer to 20 miles an hour. and 65 degrees in oakland, kind of a mild night, northwest wind at 8 miles an hour. 50s and 60s right now. this view from highway 1 near  davenport. gorgeous. you can see some high clouds going by. that was the weak cold front that fizzled out. tomorrow morning, drizzle, skble clearing and mile. monday is going to be a different story. you can see low pressure here, aiming up towards the pacific northwest and eventually beginning late tomorrow. we'll see increasing clouds and eventually a chance of rain by the time we get into monday. you notice things are dry. but you know monday morning, rain will start to show up in the north bay monday afternoon to tuesday. that's the first system. one that will pack a

end of lake michigan don't expect a dry afternoon rush-hour. the forecast model shows we will be with this situation for quite some time ... we will not have continuous rain but it will be coming down in fits and starts. northern indiana and southern chicago could see the accumulations of about 2 in.. we expect more cold temperatures in approximately 10 days. the high temperature will be 47-51 depending where you are in the metropolitan area. tonight we're looking at powerful wind gusts over 50 mi. per hour with periods of rain and temperatures around 47 degrees. tomorrow the high wind will continue at 45 m.p.h. ... 52 degrees the high temperature ... we will be in the '50s once again on friday with some overcast skies may be some afternoon sunshine the wind will die down. >>temperatures will reach the '60s over the weekend. we can get some flash flooding as a result of the high wave action along the coast. if you live below lake shore drive pay close attention. when will shift to the north northwest for tomorrow. it's time now for today's triv

that is one stormy lake michigan right there.uch beautiful pictures of were captured in donovan illinois, by jen ingram. so some beautiful shots. thanks for all of those. they're on our website. check those out. those and many more are up there and we thank you for taking the time to send them to us. we have a fascinating time lambs. there's a little shower passing by right by, flying by. we'll see more of those lake-effect variety. but we were struck by the colors. look at the planes landing at midway airport. you see the lights as they're in the pattern right there and coming in. gorgeous night in our beautiful city. we have turned the rain off for the moment, but the big storm is consolidating. mixing with a system off the east coast. this thing will spin up and just sit there. so the folks in the mid-atlantic are about ready to go through the routine we went through with a cloud cover over us for seven days. it will be there for a while. this storm is going to fire winds down the length of the lake and set up lake-effect rain

wgn news @ 9 wgn news @ 9 live look at lake michigan crashing waves nasty night in the windy city. top story or around the country tonight on wgn america dangerous weather windy whet and did jim ramsey any weather center what is ahead and more of the same for the time being looks like we will continue to see the wind in generating muscle parts of the area already some reports of wind gusts 47 mi. per hour gusts in waukegan lake shore flood warning in effect until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon looking at the wind gust forecasts suggesting even tomorrow morning 45-55 mi. per hour of the brand continues to strengthen what a mess should ease off by the time we get into friday by 9:00 the king and wind speed about 5-15 mi. per hour right now winded generally at 15-25 mi. per hour or robstown of very strong gusts of more later in the broadcast >> battling the weather most of the day joining us on the lakefront on north avenue beach? >> incredibly different difficult time hearing you in the wind to continue to be incredibly high and building into the night looking at right now potentially recor

. ♪ ♪ >>> an unusual cold front moved through illinois and into the great lakes area of michigan.ve got all of this video at weather.com. huch waves in lake michigan, up to 18 feet, they had wind gusts that reached up to 60 miles per hour. the average wind gust was around 40 miles per hour. creating these enormous waves. >> you can tell they're not supposed to be this big there, because these are benches where people sit and the waves are totally crashing up against the benches. >> this caused a problem in lake huron as well. this is a ferry that crosses lake huron. you can see the waves crashing up against the boat. they said at lake huron they got waves up to 23 feet. >> that's like surfing championship-sized waves. not like waves in the great lakes. >> and huge storms like the one that created the waves in lake huron, lake michigan. they don't happen frequently, but they've happened in the past. they caused problems like the sinking of the lr dodie in 1988, and the sinking of "the edmund fitzgerald." not a day when i don't think about that. >> how do you start a car if you don'

still no luck finding west suburban man reported missing in lake michigan over the weekend berkeley resident james garcia in the lake near oak street beach heavy waves prevented relatives from pulling about of the water but it woman swimming with him was rescued the recovery mission started yesterday to find the body zero visibility conditions for divers made it difficult >> bob blagojevich led a trial on today this time william cellini political insider accused of working with former governor and others campaign cash for from a hollywood producer company did business with the state even though william cellini not a public official prosecutor said he needs to be held accountable >> house up for sale how much for rod blagojevich? investigation into massive pension perks for union leaders tonight an official resigns and federal government takes a closer look at what the union's books and chicago teacher you get fight over water school days. ready for controversy? what he said about the president got have yanked from the show and after a week of rain sunshine returned and warmer temperatures to

waves out there, t.j., in excess of 20 to 30 feet that lashed both sides of lake michigan. in parts of illinois and into michigan itself. yeah, kind of a dangerous situation there. thankfully, weather should improve today. things might get worse in places like bermuda, compliments of hur karo feeli feel-of--of--of--of- hurricane ophelia. and anytime you have college football to me, it's a holiday. we'll take a look at that coming up in 15 minutes. >>> nine minutes past the hour and you -- you may be part of a new food-born bacteria and might not know it yet. talking about tainted cantaloupes that could make you sick even months from now. we'll have the cdc warning. >>> also, a small plane crashed into a ferris wheel in australia and for an hour and a half, passengers of the plane and riders on that ferris wheel were just dangling there in midair. >>> also this morning, an emotional moment in last night's braves/rangers baseball game. the story behind a heartfelt hug of a young fan. stay with me on this "cnn saturday morning." just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a d

sailboat now at the bottom of lake michigan all you can see is the top of the mast poking up out of ther >> one of my captains was down here this morning taking pictures i could recognize my mast but the whole block was under water, six other boats sank in the harbor >> if anything that could have been done we would have done it did marine police would have done it is " important to protect the lives and limbs of the people >> did not > andy higgins getting to his boat and then falling in. in the water for 35 minutes before being rescued >> what happened to you fell off of your boat? >> trying to pull some stuff dangling off but i guess a wave knocked me off balance it >> did these guys save your life? >> yes i think so >> amazing the storm that came through the height and size of the waves >> shoreline took a pounding waves eating away at rock and concrete causing walkways to buckle >> probably in may be over 1,000 lbs. per square foot we are talking about a lot of power a lot of energy in these grapes can cause damage >> you can see the damage despite how bad it looks how bad it fell

their winds pushing 60 miles per hour today and 20-plus-foot waves on lake michigan. that's impressive. it's this storm. it's wrapped cold air around it. we cut off the moisture feel here and expecting to have winds likely to keep our temperatures colder even though they're coming from the south and the southwest. coastal flood advisories, here's the breakdown, temperatures falling somewhere between the 50s and the low 60s and dropping again as the strong winds, 46 tonight. 59 with more clouds, 60 saturday. going to race for the cure, it will be chilly in the morning but it will be dry. >> and well worth it. >> if you're traveling 9-5 southbound between the beltways, we have some debris in the road. two pieces of drywall, stay to the right. looking at the beltway on the southwest side of frederick road. a smooth ride through 95. inner loop is moving well. baltimore national pike, same deal, a little volume, but traffic is moving. our drive times are in the normal range. traveling 83, 5 minutes to the beltway. 95 southbound a little volume. bel-air to providence 6 minu

monstrous wavos lake michigan. the joggers and bike riders trugling to stay on their feet.it here in america's news headquarters. >> is it me. >> this is the special on 15 anniversary store. biggest names in business and politicings. join us for the celebration. on monday. all of those extended jobless benefits are overextending the government budgets. and just in interest on money. and now they are trying to make up the cash by raising tax on job correctors. that is keeping them from hiring. >> i think it is a real vicious cycle and what you have in a few states is a situation where we are giving money to unemployed people and making it easier to be unemployed and softening that blow and raising taxes on the very people who create new jobs. we can talk about let's create new yobs and train people and create green jobs. and they will not do hiring. >> the road to hell was paved with good intentions for the unemployment benefits and sometimes they have perverse ruments? >> this is something that congress passed and approved the extension of the benefits and the states didn't

>> well, it's another rough day of weather in chicago, along lake michigan. take a look at the high winds right now. and strong surf on famed lake shore drive. huge waves knocking over a bike vieder and today, the warning, waves could reach 25 feet. nlgs moe molina with more details. >> those are crazy images and fortunately, the gusty winds persist throughout the day and there's a rip current across coastal areas of lake michigan, that's rough there because of a large trough setup and an area from canada to the blakes and as far south as atlanta, georgia. 45 tonight and otherwise gusty winds persisting throughout the day and they will be weakening late tonight into tomorrow so you're going to see some improvement as far as the wind goes, but because those winds are weakening we're going to have to start watching out for some areas of frost to develop as we head late tonight and tomorrow morning, a number of frost advisories across the parts of states of wisconsin, michigan, into most of the state as indiana and indianapolis, tomorrow morning, you could be wak

wind gusts have been making huge waves on the southern end of lake michigan. chicago, wind have been gusts up to 50 miles an hour. saginaw, michigan, high wind gusts. all of indiana and a good portion of the east half of illinois under wind advisories in areas other than appalachians and a few spots in vermont. the wind right now are the highest around chicago and indianapolis, saginaw, 39. green bay, 36. overnight they've been in the 40-mile-an-hour range for the most part. it's enough to knock down some tree limbs, especially any trees that still have their leaves. be careful driving out there. the storm is centered over the top of toledo. rain wrapping around through michigan. a cool, windy, raw day, same for our friends in indiana. the warm side of the storm is in the mid-atlantic. isolated downpour in new england. 46 in new orleans. 20 degrees warmer in new york. it's kind of a flip-flop map today. the cool air behind the storm, windy and warm out ahead of it. that's a look at your national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. chanc

very windy conditions to areas especially from chicago right through indiana to southern end of lake michigan. you could have some huge waves to deal with and lake shore flooding. if you're watching us on wbal tv 11 in baltimore, maryland, learn about the chesapeake bay's most important residents that follow the blue crab. that's at maryland science center. that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. i could take down 20 to -- >> those are yummy. thanks. >>> here's an early look at today's headlines in entertainment. decision day for lindsay lohan who's headed back to court. according to reports, prosecutors will ask a judge to send the actress to jail for violating the terms of her probation. this after lohan was booted from a women's center where she was doing community service for a necklace theft conviction. >>> there are reports 25-year-old actor shia labeouf got into a violent altercation outside a vancouver bar last week. internet video has been circulating of a man resembling labeouf on the ground being repeatedly punched in the head by a drunken man. >>> this is go you don't se

. >>> wild weather on lake michigan sinks several boats and causes extensive damage.ft behind after strong winds and high waves swept through the chicago area last night. police say the boats came loose and began crashing into the concrete wall, along the lakefront. waves on lake michigan were as high as 25 feet at times. >>> a teenager says she was sexually assaulted during an "occupy cleveland "protest. the 19-year-old says she was told to share a tent with a stranger during an overnight demonstration. that's when she says the man raped her. "occupy cleveland" organizers say they're cooperating with police. the demonstrators have been in cleveland's public square for the past two weeks. >> meanwhile, dozens of occupy baltimore demonstrators are still camped out near the inner harbor. but their messages remain unclear. mike schuh updates us on the local protest. >> reporter: there is no way to exactly define what this is. every single participant has a different agenda. everybody has a different reason for being here. >> i speak for myself. and it's difficult to spea

lake michigan had 50 miles per hour winds. the winds, though, not quite as strong here from that system. it's in the 50s now. the temperatures have gotten chillier over the last couple of hours after a mild evening. now, down into the chilly low and mid 50s. reagan national is now at 58. in parts of the blue ridge, shennendoah valley. here is the day planner. sunrise at 7:22. by 9:00, it will be around 50 degrees with sunshine and clouds in and out. temperatures into the 60s and the winds gusting perhaps to 40 miles per hour from time to time this afternoon. even higher gusts out of the ridges. a look at your evening plans in ten minutes. here is a look at traffic. good morning, danella. >> good morning. running on or clothe to schedule. marc, still seeing delays of 19 minutes. and on the roadways, if you're making your commute in southeast d.c., alabama avenue is shut down at 24th street while police are investigating. and looking at the roadways, making your way past seminary road, north and south, not seeing any accidents.

lake michigan 35 ft. peak waves and tolerant to 17 ft. in the open lake. september but ran fall accident the area what they look like tonight on the radar. areas east of chicago. heaviest. amounts of rainfall for out chicago. 60 degrees tonight in the wake of the rainfall at o'hare and 58 degrees at midway airport. pretty strong wind gusts, up to 40 mi. per hour at rockford. clearing from the weather camera at harvard. beautiful sunset in at geneva storms moving out of the area. temperature cool of 40 mi. per hour gusts up tomorrow at it into saturday. system could swipe us with showers saturday night into sunday the weekend otherwise looks pretty good. building to the west of us part of a larger winfield animating throop you can see how the red area of strong wind blossoms. storm deepening central pressure dropping rushing up into the storm with increasing speed air mass filling in for that. moving across per time to about 5:30 p.m. on saturday the wind is still blowing it through all of that time. tomorrow 150 mi. per hour wind through central illinois.

strong winds, if you haven't heard it, winds to 60 miles per hour near chicago and 20-feet waves on lake michigan. wrapping around that storm, we have cold air, it's cut the storm off and it will stall for a day or two and that's the reason why the cold air wrapped around. we have had some showers highlighting, we're beginning to feel it here in maryland. we have had our high temperature and if we get back to 60, it will be brief. the clouds ooze their way in. most of the showers stay to the west and today will be a day with big fall. we have had 60s and probably going to stay there. it's going to be deceptive. but highlighting the temperatures, notice the cooldowns and winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. tomorrow we should be seed a variable to mostly cloudy sky. 59 back to 60 with sunday. we get to 63 in the afternoon on sunday. >>> a report of an accident, white marsh boulevard at eastern avenue. slowing down on the beltway. usual time for this, 695 south of 795. slow traffic around edmonton avenue. innerloop is moving well. harrisburg expressway, we have volume at warren road, but it's moving

. >> the wood comes from rescued wood and it's reclaimed wood from the bottom of lake michigan. everything we do, we don't cut down trees, we use the beauty of the wood that is already there. >> there is environmentally friendly news on the charging front. solar city is starting to sell solar powered units to keep it topped off at home. compare it when you plug night the wall. >> the price of a solar powered home charging station about $1500 and if you are still worried about running out of power on the road, walgreen's says it will be installing 800 charging stations across the country. david louie, "abc 7 news." >> riding a bike is now safer in pleasanton because of new smarter traffic signals. jonathan bloom has more on what could be a trend setting change. >> big wide intersections along in pleasanton can be dangerous on a zbeik one of main complaints from cyclists they would get the green indication and then start peddling and see it turn red oriole on them. >> quite a few times. >> cyclist knows the problem all too well. so-called smart traffic lights that are just too dum

big waves on lake michigan. level low pressure system, so those winds were over the lake and there were joggers who got caught up in it. nothing seriously from what i understand. they tried to block off this whole area, but people either didn't get the message or ignored them and went for a jog any way. he goes right into the waves, they knock him back down. the winds were gusting as strong as 50 miles per hour and some of the wave heights were over 12 feet. incredible conditions on lake michigan there yesterday. today that same system is still out there. it's across the northeast, throughout the ohio valley and into the appalachians. susan talked about that cool air out there. so cold in the higher elevations, talking the "s" word. a little bit of snow. seeing it in parts of west virginia, down to the carolinas, just over the mountain tops. the ground temperature is so warm that a lot of this is melting on contact. we could get a couple of inches before all is said and done. your travel is not too bad. just chec

we talk about the winds on lake michigan and the waves up to 25- foot waves in chicago area, pretty amazingrm is still spinning around. most of the rain, however, with it is gone. it's cooler temperatures in the 40s, there were a few waves some of the highest peaks in the appalachians, you see little very little rain left to it. it still has this spin to it because of that we're still getting our wind generally out of the west and southwest. that will allow somewhat cooler but in particular -- but tomorrow during the daytime plenty of sunshine, we'll call it cooler compared to what we've seen, but all weekend long saturday into sunday a lot of sunshine, nice fall weekend across the region. the bay temp in the mid-60s. tonight, cooler than last night down to 44. last night we were in the 60s actually. tomorrow a nice fall day and partly sunny skies may get up to 62 in most places staying in the upper 60s. down low 40s come up with 30s. 63 on sunday, a few clouds maybe a sprinkle monday as warmer air moves in up to 68. you can see it on tuesday with partly cloudy skies. >> thank you, bob. com

. >>> but first it looked almost like a tropical storm on lake michigan today. strong winds made for quite a scene in st. joseph's, waves nearly 15 feet, wind gusts topping 50 miles per hour, the record for the highest waves recorded on this lake back in november, 1997 when they reached 30 feet. aur fgo >>> swiping your debit card could cost you more each month. bank of america will start charging customers who make debit card purchases and other banks may not be far behind. fox's robert gray has the story. >> reporter: get ready for a new wave of bank fees. bank of america will begin charging a $5 monthly fee the beginning of next year for customers who use debit cards. folks who use bank of america obviously not happy about the news. >> sounds like a ripoff. >> i do not like that at all. >> that's ridiculous. we can't afford all that money. >> reporter: the move coincides with the start of new rules limiting the revenue banks can get from merchants. beginning this weekend the cap on the fees can charge retailers every time customers swipe their debit cards will

a big storm is making news. 60 mile an hour winds, 25-foot waves along lake michigan. weather channel meteorologist mike seidel braving it from outside the adler planetarium. hey, mike. good evening. >> reporter: hey, brian, out here that storm in the ohio valley has become a big wind machine for the windy city getting gusts up to 60 miles per hour a couple miles offshore. and behind me, we have had windows blown out of high rises this afternoon. as the winds pick out, so do the waves. look at the bike and running paths shut down on the lakefront. water and spray is now blowing over lakeshore drive. we could see 10 to 15 footers rolling in overnight. the forecast, these wind wills howl overnight through tomorrow morning across the lake. gusts up to 60. later tomorrow the storm slides into canada and weakens. the winds will weaken. by friday, much calmer. far from that last night. along with the cold front attached to the storm, three confirmed tornadoes. this was the damage from the plantation sun rise area in south florida and broward county. 50 homes damaged. winds e

city high and low blowing out chicago high-rise windows and whipping up massive waves along the lake michigan shoreline. 60-mile-per-hour left some closings behind. >>> heavy rain and floodwaters have been producing and breeding grounds for super size mosquitoes in central florida. the invasion of the blood sucking insects is causing some concern to their aggression and size which is three times larger than typical mosquitoes. >>> and finally a florida chihuahua is proving the old ada adage, you can't keep a good dog down. paralysis took away the use of her hind legs. she still manages to get where she needs to go. we turn to bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning to you. >> i hate mosquitoes. mosquitoes are number one -- >> three times their size. >> number one on my list. >> really. >> i'd rather -- roaches, fine. >> really. >> mosquitoes are -- >> you still amaze me, bill, all the little nuggets of information. >> this fall has been one of the worst mosquito seasons we've had. ever since irene went up the east coast and just one rainfall event after another, most h

city high and low blowing out chicago high-rise windows and whipping up massive waves along the lake michigan shoreline. the 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts caused numerous flight delays and caused officials to warn joggers to stay away from the path as long the shore. the high wind warning remains in effect until 10:00 a.m. today. >>> heavy rain and floodwaters have been producing some pretty bad breeding grounds for super sized mosquitos in central florida. the invasion of the blood-sucking insects is causing some concern due to their aggression and size, which is three times larger than typical mosquitos. >>> and finally, a florida chihuahua is proving the old adage, you can't keep a good dog down. trixie has been getting around by walking on her front legs. paralysis from an old injury took away the use of her hind legs, but she still manages to get where she needs to go. and just fine. looking at your national and regional weather here is bill karins with your forecast. >> a cute doggie. >> we thought that would help you start out your morning. >> and help you forget the mosquito video and ma

look at lake michigan being churned up.iven another six or eight hours, these winds continue continue to crease. they're gusting up to 45 miles an hour. flight off lake michigan and creating these five, six-foot waves. later the way, may have 20-footers out off the coast. look at the skyline. there's the shedd aquarium. those north of here, it is just too dangerous. you get a sense of how strong it is. look at the winds whistling through the trees by the planetarium. this will be a continuing story overnight into tomorrow. all the way back east. and with the wind, a lot of airport delays and all the major hubs from o'hare and new york and boston. once again tom, long airport delays and also, keep in mind the higher elevated structures. the sky scrapers will have even stronger winds. it will be a long and probably sleepless night for many of those who live in a little higher altitude on the lake front in chicago. back to you. >> and with all those big trees, you have to wonder if some come down, you have to deal with possibl

high surf and winds in excess of 50 miles per hour pushed water from lake michigan right into the pathway they normally run and ride. the waves knocked down most who tried to get through. police had to close the path for several hours but by late afternoon, it was safe gaagain. >>> dramatic testimony from the lead paramedic who tended to michael jackson the day he died. he said when paramedics arrived at jackson's bedroom in june of 2009, jackson was in full cardiac arrest. his skin was cool to the touch, his eyes dry. richard told the court that initially dr. murray didn't answer when he asked if jackson had an underlying medical condition. finally he says murray responded. >> he said nothing, nothing, he has nothing. and simply that did not add up to me. i asked was there anything else. is there anything else. and no, that's it. just a little bit of lorazepam. >> he also testified when he first arrived, he realized the frail looking patient on the bed was michael jackson. >> parents and politicians rallied in support of a bill that would require insurance companies to cover applied beha

they're biking on lake michigan in chicago. and this is related to sports. look, the wind is up, which it often is in chicago, and the lake is wiping out bikers. >> wow. >> i'm just saying if you're going to go biking in michigan when the wind is up, go inland. do you know what i'm saying. >> oh. >> that can be dangerous. >> or wear a skew ba suit. >> it -- scuba suit. >> chicago too windy, too flat and now too wet. >> that from

water from lake michigan rushing on to their path. police called the path for a few hours and reopened it late afternoon once the weather calmed down. that's a really beautiful park right there in chicago. look at that, you can even see the truck and the waves coming in. >> lot's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who will update us on our wild forecast. things are changing. >> we have two storms we're tracking, and we also have much colder temperatures. we started to experience already today from those ninths to near 100 on wednesday to 76 in san jose, 78 in livermore, and 69 in san francisco. if you thought today was cool, wait till you see what we have coming in my seven-day forecast. you're going to need the jackets. tonight, some mid 60s here in the north bay. plenty of 50s to start off with tomorrow. fog at the coast and as we head throughout this weekend, that's right, no 80s or 90s. 60s and 70s and two storms still right now in our forecast for a cold blast as we head into next week. we have a weaker system sitting

quite the scene on the southern portions of lake michigan.at ferry ride as waves were running 8 to 10 feet. that will continue this morning. the forecast today, the worst is over with. it will slowly improve at least it's mild out there. thought that cold, the colder air is back in the middle of the country where today only in the 50s for highs in areas like kansas city, atlanta, only 59. you know, fall is like this. if we can get these days like this, weekend looks fantastic >> that's all that matter, bill, thanks so much. >>> to sports now, game one in the world series in st. louis. the two organizations, almost complete strangers to one another, three-game series in 2004 the only other time the two teams met. chris carpenter on the mound and first gets elvis andrus to ground to pujols. carpenter has to dive to make the play, his glove touches the back who barely avoids stepping on the pitcher. they escape with his pitching hand intact. runners on sick and third. lance berkman bloops one into right field off c.j. wilson. cardinals out to a

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ugly weather around michigan and the great lakes. close to chicago. right off lake michigan.and 25 foot waves attributed with this storm. heavy rain through ohio. we are talking about more rain here today. once again, the mole spore count is very high, running at 13,000 spores per cubic meter. we get a chance to dry out over the next couple days. here is a snapshot of early tomorrow morning at 8:30. i think we'll have a mixture of clouds and sunshine in the area. off to the west, we'll try to hang on. the blobs of white that you see, it's snowfall, light snow that could be in the high elevations from cumberland, maryland through the high spots of west virginia. let's look at the forecast for tomorrow. 63 degrees, partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies throughout the area. tomorrow, a high 63. it's still going to be breezy to windy. you are still going to need a nice warm jacket. 62 degrees for friday. beautiful weekend. great for taking in the fall color. hopefully, not too many leaves are going to be taken down by the wind we have. wet roads and with the leaves, it gets slick i

side of lake michigan there will also be large waves.elf elgin has reported a gust of 41 mi. per hour 31 mi. per hour here in the city ... schaumburg has a temperature of 60 and a sustained wind of 20 mi. per hour o'hare is currently at 30 mi. per hour. it's the upper 50s low 60s near midway. there's a humidity of 41%. this is the last pollen count of the year ... there's a high mold spore count actually. 40 mi. per hour gusts are forecast for today and for tomorrow. the storm we experience now is 2,300 mi. across it is dominating the weather up across a good part of north america. there is snow occurring and some sections of ontario canada. we have the 10 days no forecast happening to the north across the border the wind will be strong today and tomorrow even into tomorrow evening. tonight the coolest weather in two weeks. the high temperatures this afternoon will be 59 degrees. tonight showers will be early in some spots. we will be windy and cold tonight down to 40 degrees tomorrow will be seasonably cool it will be a beautiful day wi

per hour the water temperature on lake michigan is 54 degrees. we have some daytime heating with the cool air aloft and that maypop eighth shower later this afternoon the next two days sees the jet stream winds to the south of giving us some chilly conditions. we may also get a shower it later tomorrow night and possibly another on sunday afternoon. believe it or not it is snowing in the texas panhandle that the remnant of the denver rockies snowstorm that led about 18 in. of snow high in the rockies. typically we see a little bit of snow around october 30th but it did happen late last year in the middle of november. we see scattered showers that return to work themselves in here from the northwest. we've had a few northern suburb accumulations of brain very minor 49 degrees right now at o'hare. 47 degrees at midway airport. low clouds are giving way to sunbreaks. random light showers will form later this afternoon and move out this evening. we have another shower system tomorrow night but a nice open to the weekend sunny on saturday and possibly

and around lake michigan. light rain, pacific northwest. bitter cold morning.indchills from maine all the way to d.c. >> 49 in boston. 51, new york. 64, atlanta. new orleans, 74. sounds nice. dallas, 61. 50s across the midwest. rockies, pacific northwest. and high in phoenix, 83 in that city. >> sounds nice. >> uh-huh. >>> and at christmas time, americans go out of their way to light up their homes. the family is getting into