now the winds whipping up and most of us will have a southerly push of colder air.e sounds ironic. peeking at 29 miles per hour. that happened in the last 5 minutes and we'll see some gusts throughout the day. 62 is the latest in baltimore. we're hanging onto the stuff up to new york. if you're traveling anywhere through the great lakes not fun. 44 in chicago. charlie talked about the 25- foot waves on lake michigan and they will have waves wrapping around that storm, distinct circulation across ohio and indiana. that low pressure will be responsible for kicking this off to the northeast and that means cold air wrapped around the low. we cut off some of the moisture, but it's also a strong wind generator, call it a big fan in the atmosphere. it's kicking up strong winds, you'll feel and see it maybe rattling the house, there will be some tremendous leaf drop north and west where the leaves have turned. snow in the mountains, but wrapping around that storm colder, southerly winds picking up with variable clouds. gusts to 40 miles per hour. hold on to the wheel, you'l

southerly flow at 5 miles per hour. tomorrow warming up to about 70.thern maryland or closer to the mason/dixon line. wet weather that definitely will be sticking around through into wednesday. thursday, better chance of that with another system that will stall out, and we're back to drier conditions the end of the week, but much cooler temperatures. big drop, 70s into the 50s for daytime highs. >> feel better. >> thank you. >>> a tool is being called a job killer. a bill in the house could force companies to use it. casey stegall is in los angeles with a closer look tonight. >> reporter: getting food from here to your dinner table is no easy feat, and one most people don't think about. >> don't understand how hard it is here to work. come out here in 100-degree temperature in the sand, pushing a wheelbarrow 40 pounds. >> the people willing and able to do the work is the work force we have, is mostly the hispanic coming across the border. >> reporter: oftentimes they're coming across illegally. according to the pew research center, estimated 8 million

cooler weather, southerly surge from san diego to 78. sacramento 83 fresno sierra lovely 64 tahoe, sunny 91y@> in palm springs. >>> 6:44. >> apple is making the company's memorial service for steve jobs available online. the service was held last wednesday at the cupertino headquarters opened to employees only. the ceremony starts with a speech from the ceo tim cook who replaced jobs earlier this year. he describe jobs as having the curiosity of a child and the mind of a genius. jobs died october 5th after a battle with pancreatic cancer. you can fan a link to the video of the service -- you can find a link to of the video to the service by heading to abc7 news and click on see it on tv tab. >>> biographer walter isaacson had unprecedented access to steve jobs he conned 40 interviews. lillian kim has more. >> reporter: -- at books iinc in the castro district copies of book are ready to go the authorized biography simply titled steve jobs. the chain expects brisk sales. >> we get people calling to preorder. >> reporter: the book goes on s

however, this southerly surge of fog off of southern california will be moving in our direction lateorrow night into monday. and that will knock our temperatures back down near normal for monday. but in the meantime for sunday we will look for offshore flow to continue. clear and warm out there as this high pressure system gradually crosses the coastline and will be replaced by that southerly surge of fog for monday. mid to low 70s tomorrow on the peninsula. back to the beach mid to low 80s across the interior. north bay as well continuing warm. by mid-week as the offshore breeze returns we will see warm temperatures, gusty winds and low humidity creating a fire weather watch across the area. that will last through the end of the weekend. once again we will look for temperatures to warm up through mid-week. maybe not as warm as this weekend. but it will still be a warm week ahead until the weekend when a chance of showers returns to the region. it looks like most of that energy will be to our north. and very light if any at all moving into the bay area. cool down in temperatures. gam

with that southerly surge we'll see a little fog redevelop near the coast and overnight that will meancooler temperatures for our weekend. heading out 8 a.m. some locations upper 50s to -- upper 60s to near 70. lunchtime heading into the upper 70s to low 80s. by late this afternoon, 4:00 80s across much of the bay area. half moon bay about 80° there. cooling with us as we head into saturday, sunday, the fog will return. we will look for the cooling then. here's traffic with sue >> good morning. beautiful, clear morning if you are lucky enough to be up this early, roads are clear. overnight construction fremont until 7 a.m. auto mall parkway at osgood be aware they are out there working the overnight. all quiet, san jose 280 northbound from 17 in very light company there just a set of headlights northbound towards 17 in san jose toll same thing, a breeze at this hour just a couple of people paying, a little incident, we'll follow that. a couple people paying cash on the right side of your screen. otherwise clear shot the incline. >> if you are lucky enough to be up this morning. quite t

this as the southerly surge as i mentioned.emperatures again tomorrow in the mid to upper 70s for most locations in the east bay. mid to low 70s towards the city and the beach and mid to upper 80s across the interior. cooler than today, generally speaking. fire weather watch will be up by midweek as temperatures will warm once again. gusty winds and low relative humidity as the offshore breeze returns. clearing out the fog and warming through the end of the week. maybe not through the weekend, but at least through the end of the week. we'll start to see the pattern shift again by friday into saturday with the potential for light showers. mainly to our north. i don't think it's going to be a big rainmaker for us, but it will cool temperatures off. tomorrow, we're going to stay warm for the raiders game as we'll see mostly clear skies mid to upper 70s at the ballpark. >> still waiting for the chill in the air, aren't we? >> it's not here. >> not yet. >> thank you. >>> well, two funerals today for victims of the salon massacre two

it switches around to a southerly surge and that westerly wind comes back.are talking 68 pacifica, 78 in san mateo, and redwood city, palo alto enjoys the low 80s. san francisco, 81 degrees yesterday. 74 today. still pretty nice. a little breezy late in the day. 65 daly city. in the north bay you will still have the down-sloping winds. plenty of 80s for you. 83 petaluma. 85 santa rosa. the beaches, though, 61 -- 60s. and near east bay, oakland you are coming down about four or five degrees. 78 today. 79 san leandro. still low 60s in fremont and still mid-80s here. so no changes for danville, walnut creek and pleasanton today and down by the monterey bay you are clear. you will see a sunny afternoon but it won't be as warm santa cruz. 69 today. temperatures five to ten degrees above normal, just not as much above normal. tomorrow a cool down with an on shore flow and then the offshore winds will keep it very windy around here and much cooler next week. so this weekend definitely the brush is continuing to dry out and we will have the potential for high fire d

fog is offshore and it's shallow but southerly surge in the form of a sea breeze. we have 60s here. changes from yesterday, half moon bay and pacifica, pleasant and sunny not as warm. how about 82 yesterday. we've got high pressure still in command of our weather. it's beginning to shift to the east and with that fog tonight we've got the onshore push tomorrow bringing numbers down, another 5-8 degrees to seasonal norms and then winds will pick up on tuesday and wednesday. things have dried out considerably yesterday and they will continue on to do that today. despite the longer nights, you have to watch the possibility of fire danger next week. 87 in fresno. 82 in sacramento and 77 in yosemite. back home, more 80s, summer like afternoon, 82 in saratoga, 83 in sunnyvale. couple changes, breeze picks up. 78 in san mateo. 76 in millbrae with 80s hanging on. palo alto, redwood city, inand around san francisco, 74 today with 67 in the sunset. winds late in the afternoon will bring a cooler feel to the atmosphere but i don't think you'll see that fog. that should hold off until later ton

we had southerly winds. the winds have been clocking around most of the day today.an indication that the winds are heading offshore. that should begin by tomorrow and that will warm us up. slight offshore flow. so once low pressure center goes through it, we get southerly wind then you get a high pressure. as the highs move in the winds come from a northeasterly direction typically this time of year. that's what we have. if you saw the fog at the gate this evening you saw how pinched down it was. within a few hours it was gone. that's high pressure squishing it down and getting rid of it. it's also high pressure warming the daytime highs for tomorrow. it will warm. as the air sinks it warms. 53 in santa rosa, we're down in the 40s. even upper 40s in santa rosa a few days ago. light offshore winds. not enough to make you make your fire concerns go to a red flag warning. but a warming trend as we go into wednesday, thursday. and even friday will still be pretty warm. thursday is the peak day for heat this week. when i'm talking about heat i'm talking about mid-80s, ma

we get some clouds and as a result, we get colder air from southerly winds wrapped around the strong, mature storm. it's stuck back there and it will be impacting us. looking at the temperatures after peeking out near 70, near midnight. we have had winds over 20 miles per hour and temperatures will be struggling and need to get back to the low 60s. falling to the 50s and winds could be pushing 40 miles per hour. let's see if it's impacting your commute. >> we have some debris on 95 south and a broken down car before the beltway. let's look at the live traffic cameras, it's near 795. outer loop getting some volume, that's the oncoming traffic. inner loop is moving well. the beltway is a little bit of volume there in both directions, but nothing to worry about. it's a smooth ride. our drive times are doing all right. 83 southbound, 95, that takes you about 7 minutes, getting some volume. 795 to 70 takes you 7 minutes. >>> the reason montgomery says that a man killed his 12-year- old step daughter. details now coming out in court. >> reporter: prosecutors say that the 42-year-old married

most of us dealing with a southerly breeze. we are going to continue to watch this pattern as it deepens into the weekend. our cooling trend will continue, but the rain is going to hold off most of the weekend. we have a few sprinkles expected for the afternoon, but it shouldn't be much. we don't even really see the rain pop up, but with the clouds overhead we'll put in that possibility, maybe the outside chance at some rain. now we're into sunday morning. now we've got the better chance coming in monday morning, so saturday looking pretty good. sunday looking just as nice. monday morning, by late in the morning it is going to arrive over the north bay. for your evening drive home, we're expecting it could be slick, it could be wet for the monday evening drive home if this storm remains oh on track. partly cloudy skies, a little bit of patchy drizzle. temperatures are running cool for this time of year. as early as monday we're expecting the rain to arrive and it's expected to last through about wednesday. your afternoon highs

trainers, especially those training for the baltimore running festival, our wind forecast, we have a southerly breeze today. check out the winds that pick up behind the storm. tomorrow morning the race starts at 8:00 and we'll look at winds ten to 20 miles an hour. the orange shading shows the stronger winds and they pick up in midday and we're looking at gusts that could leave 30 miles an hour. so here are your headlines for the runners. winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. and the skies should be mostly sunny and we're looking at a start temperature of 52 midday, most people getting through the four hour mark and we're looking at temperatures in the low 60s. >>> in anne arundel county we have an accident on 97north on the ramp to 100 west. we're getting conflicting reports if the ramp is closed. this is the beltway on the southwest side at frederick road. and the outer loop has most of our traffic right now. we have a broken down car on the outer loop own reisterstown road. there's a tractor-trailer here that had an accident on the right side of the ramp. traffic is getting by. be careful as y

we had southerly winds. the winds have been clocking around most of the day today.ication that the winds are heading offshore. that should begin by tomorrow and that will warm us up. slight offshore flow. so once low pressure center goes through it, we get southerly wind then you get a high pressure. as the highs move in the winds come from a northeasterly direction typically this time of year. that's what we have. if you saw the fog at the gate this evening you saw how pinched down it was. within a few hours it was gone. that's high pressure squishing it down and getting rid of it. it's also high pressure warming the daytime highs for tomorrow. it will warm. as the air sinks it warms. 53 in santa rosa, we're down in the 40s. even upper 40s in santa rosa a few days ago. light offshore winds. not enough to make you make your fire concerns go to a red flag warning. but a warming trend as we go into wednesday, thursday. and even friday will still be pretty warm. thursday is the peak day for heat this week. when i'm talking about heat i'm talking about mid-80s, maybe so

cool front pushing apart the areas of high$ m9[ pressure bringing up that southerly surge of ma heeneyer clouds and cooler -- of marine layer clouds and cooler weather. mid to upper 70s the rest of the east bay shore. low to mid 70s east bay -- mid to upper self east in the south bay 76 santa clara and cupertino. -- look at the clouds cling to the coast mid 60s to low 60s. upper 60s downtown 70 south san francisco. mid to upper 60s monterey and santa cruz. 80 gilroy cool air moving into the central valley. upper 70s chico, sacramento. 91 palm springs where all the heat is. tomorrow morning the clouds thicker patchy drizzle along the coast that will set us up for a cooler day tuesday. offshore winds keep us mild wednesday and thursday. another system should bring cooler weather friday and saturday. right now it looks dry. >>> a sex workers' ad campaign rejected by two bill companies will be posted on san francisco muni buses. the campaign is sponsored by the james infirmary a clinic in san francisco run by and for sex workers and their families. the ad features various workers and heal

cool front pushing apart the areas of high$ m9[ pressure bringing up that southerly surge of ma heener clouds and cooler -- of marine layer clouds and cooler weather. mid to upper 70s the rest of the east bay shore. low to mid 70s east bay -- mid to upper self east in the south bay 76 santa clara and cupertino. -- look at the clouds cling to the coast mid 60s to low 60s. upper 60s downtown 70 south san francisco. mid to upper 60s monterey and santa cruz. 80 gilroy cool air moving into the central valley. upper 70s chico, sacramento. 91 palm springs where all the heat is. tomorrow morning the clouds thicker patchy drizzle along the coast that will set us up for a cooler day tuesday. offshore winds keep us mild wednesday and thursday. another system should bring cooler weather friday and saturday. right now it looks dry. >>> a sex workers' ad campaign rejected by two bill companies will be posted on san francisco muni buses. the campaign is sponsored by the james infirmary a clinic in san francisco run by and for sex workers and their families. the ad features various workers and health

you can definitely see the southerly flow here with the showers moving south to north. that is not our problem. our problem is coming out of florida. a tornado watch is in effect this morning across parts of florida and georgia. you can clearly see this well defined circulation spinning toward gainsville this morning. this thing is creeping up the coast and looks like another area of low pressure is going to be forming offshore and kind of come our way. that will bring us the better threat for rain as we head toward wednesday. looking at the futurecast, we have sunshine here. at times the high clouds will be spilling across us, especially in the afternoon and the later afternoon hours. headed down toward atlanta today you might run into showers down there. as we head into tuesday, not a bad day but looks like partly to mostly cloudy. clouds thickening up in the afternoon. by 6:00 p.m. tuesday we have showers here. some of that will be creeping toward us heading into tuesday night and wednesday morning. low pressure look at that, not too far from hatteras inland, there m

then as that high starts to drift a little bit more east toward saturday, winds will be southerly and southwesterly. we'll start to see temperatures increase even more. a great stretch of weather will probably last through columbus day. today, 69. lots of low to mid-40s in the suburbs. tomorrow, 72. saturday, 77 and check this out. sunday and columbus day as we look at the seven-day forecast, we're looking at low 80s with 80 degrees on tuesday. wednesday, 75. better chance to see some thunderstorms then. we'll be back with more 9news now at noon in just a moment. >>> welcome back. pet line 9 on thursday. jackie is such a beautiful girl, becky. >> she is. she's wonderful. she was found as a stray in southern virginia. she was in bad shape. she's put on 10 pounds. we treated her for heartworm. she's been spayed. she's all healthy enough to go to a new home. >> i grew up with a black lab. you won't find a dog with a better tempment than a black lab. >> she loves people. not fond of small dogs or cats. she has a -- >> does she need a yard? >> you know what? she's good on the leash. you ca

tomorrow and we will warm it up in to the weekend because on the back side of this we will get a southerly return flow and that will bring in the warmer air and for temperatures up close to 80s over the weekend. great lacking columbus day weekend. felippe now a category one. the tropics still active and we can get hurricane activity through mid-october. sometimes in to late so we aren't done yet. felippe looking like he will head further and further away and be a worry just for shipping. 45 tonight. beautiful blue skies again tomorrow. 73 and tomorrow night still chilly by night but golden autumn sun by day and the change in wind direction will mean warmer temperatures in to sunday and monday. that's south breeze will feel good around here through the weekend. >> all right. thank you. let's talk about politics now. the president held a news conference today at the white house to promote his jobs plan. a strategy that some on the right say is political. lot of people weighing in and listening. >> reporter: right. we have heard about jobs for months now and this is -- something people want t

night down to 10, scattered showers and should be a little mildler overnight and winds will turn southerlyat will mean a -- another day friday where we aren't going to see a lot of sun. there is a good stretch before we get another wet weather maker looks like the middle of next week. >> seems you forget how nice it was this weekend. >> yeah. >> all right. >> all right. >> let's talk about politics. >> shifting gears, democracy20t the candidates went at it again. last night in the critical primary state of new hampshire. we break down who won, lost and what is expected to come up going forward. some big expectations. >> reporter: a lot of big expectations, especially for people like herman cane. he has been rising in the polls. let's talk about last night's debates. there were 19 days between last night's debate and the one before. that is a lot of time to see change which is something we really saw a lot of. as far as the take aways from last night it's clear there is a front runner but it's also clear there is now a target. >> joining us the candidates. . >> reporter: the only issue was

as this thing shifts further east we will start to get a southerly flow over the weekend and that southeze will push the temperatures up and we think we could see them up in to the low 80s by the weekend. you see the low 80s down toward nashville, at hand it, charleston south carolina. we have hurricane felippee finally made the jump to over hurricane strength winds. category one, still to the east of bermuda and in a direction that's north northeast. that's going to pull it away from the friends on the island there. looks like bermuda will sit okay on this. interesting to note that the tropics have activity this late in the hurricane season. overnight 44 degrees, going to be clear and crisp, below average temperatures no question about that but not by a lot. then friday, 73, sunny skies, warmer, good stuff. tomorrow night, 47 or so, and -- about a three quarters moon, it'll be nice and moonlit out there for you. seven day forecast, i don't know why i love that word, moonlit. seven day forecast, temperatures around 80 or so sunday. into monday, so again a little warmer tomorrow, crisp c

we have a southerly breeze over san francisco in san jose. westerly wind in fairfield.hat onshore breeze and sea breeze will be with us throughout today. we're plenty gray along the coastline. we're expected to stay partly and mostly cloudy. 66 san francisco. menlo park down into san jose checking in about 71. 75 for livermore and over the north bay, napa, 65 degrees. a whopping 15 degreesle cooler than yesterday -- 15 degrees cooler than this time. you can see a mix of sunshine and clouds out there. a couple of things going on. take a look at a satellite radar here we've been watching this search. we're watching this increase our clouds overhead as well as the clouds along the coast line. in addition to this, we've got a system that's dipping over the west coast today. that bringing us the onshore breeze and helping to strengthen the clouds as well. so far today, partly cloudy skies, cooler conditions expected. by tomorrow, that system i showed you over the pacific northwest is going to shift east. that's going to bring us more cooling. but it's also gonna bring us bre

more noticeable changes, but we're not expecting a southerly flow to bring us high clouds for tomorrow afternoon. we'll start the morning very similar to how we were. widespread 50s and 60s. we will be mostly clear. but we have a milky white sky. and i should say 80s near 90s. temperatures sitting right around 50 degrees as we start the morning near santa rosa. 60 in oakland. the afternoon highs another nice one. 85 expected for sonoma. upper 70s in sausalito. how about the east bay, upper 80s depending on where you're at. santa clara valley looking good 85. it's going to be nice along the peninsula. 82 expected in san mateo. widespread 70s across the coast. half-moon bay 84 this afternoon and upper 80s in santa cruz. it was a great day to be at the beach. getting into the weekend our temperatures will continue to fall. upper 60s, low 70s expected along the coastline. sea breeze will return and more than likely we will see the a.m. clouds as well. it's going to go from kind of toasty to nice and mild by sunday. >> comfortable, beautiful. rosemary thank you. >> great night to sit outsid

we'll show you what is going on southerly surge coming back.here it pulls the marine layer and clouds back up from the south. it turns it the right and right and pushes it through the san bruno gap will continue to come up if the south and make a right turn to the golden gate and fill in the bay during the morning hours calm conditions everywhere else. things are changing this monday morning. temperatures all over the scale 48 in napa up to 62 in oakland as we look at highlights, coastal clouds cooling trend begins mostly cloudy cooler tonight high fire danger tuesday into wednesday higher fire danger because the winds are going to get breezy overnight and it is so dry now compared to yesterday everybody is dropping from four degrees in fremont, concord six san jose eight double digits oakland, san francisco and santa rosa 10 to 12° cooler than yesterday. clouds fill in during the morning hours start to push into the bay by 9:00 even around noon that one finger of fog hangs out from the golden gate to oakland and berkeley keeping you guys near

but i think after today by tonight it will turn more easterly than southerly and the northeast wind wille gone. we can see a little bit of fog did you it's disappearing as it goes down the coast. very quiet pattern. this morning, lots of 30s, 40s, 50s and even some 60s. near kenwood, oakmont our observer joe. lima valley was at 38. 36 around santa rosa. danville was down to 39 this morning. novato, palo alto and stanford, and brentwood and yountville were both near 60 for the lows. it just depends where you were. 70 in concord. the napa airport which made it down to 42 then the north wind kicked in is now at 73. mountain view at 71. san jose is close. fairfield also have a north wind. they still do. san rafael was down to 42. mill valley was down to 40 degrees in the city. the city dipped to 49. 66. that 49 in san francisco was the coolest low since june 1st almost five months. if you are in the city, you thought it was cool this morning, there's still a north wind. san jose has a west wind, once this wind starts to move off, that's producing about a foot of snow west of denver. for us,

we are seeing more clouds now move across the area with a southerly surge of fog. moving up into monterey bay coming through the golden gate early tomorrow morning and through the day and initiating the cooling trend we have been advertising here. it will be a brief one, however. by tuesday night into wednesday we will look for the offshore breeze to set up once again which will bring back the warming trend and a dry pattern through the end of the week into the weekend. but here you see the low clouds and fog moving into the bay tomorrow. at least up to the coast which will initiate a cool down into the mid to upper 70s for the warmer spots. mid to low spots around the bay and back into the mid to upper 60s at the beach where you would expect them this time of year. and then we reverse the trend once again with an offshore breeze setting up for mid-week and warming trend to carry us into the weekend. looks like we will remain dry here as the storm track will stay well to our north here. so other than the cool down come the weekend we will continue with our dry and

bit of a southerly surge. the wind's have gone from off shore to on shore. through the next 24 hours they will shift again. it'll give us a fire weather watch. this is the time of year you get the off shore winds, they will create shall gust up in the hills. tuesday night, into wednesday night. mostly cloudy, the clouds now and in to tomorrow, about the same. a degree or two cooler and then tomorrow night the winds kick up and we start to warm up wednesday and thursday. as you look out at the satellite map you can see the in to the north a weak low pressure, it'll drop to the south and it sets up the off shore wind event. highs tomorrow, not going to be that much warmer or not that -- much warmer than they were today. they may be a little cooler, the yellows -- another mild day tomorrow, the fog of course comes back in. you saw the high clouds overhead. lot of coverage. a lot of fog. still pretty nice. they are about average. maybe pop a low 80 as we move into the bay area. middle of the week. you will see a mid-70s on the bottom level and then -- mid-- mid

it's from this southerly flow here, the low-level moisture producing humid conditions at times. not part be of the rain forest. the radar is not picking up a lot, we're finding mist from san francisco to peninsula. those roadways are going to continue to be slick as we continue throughout the night. numbers in the mid 60s for most of us. it will drop, but it won't be an overly cold night for us at this point with the cloud cover lingering overhead. gradual sun returning on tuesday. we need to get rid of the 80s. high pressure is going to move in to the south and help to clear us out. tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m., maybe a fun spotty showers, mainly a lot of cloud cover. 2:00 and 3:00 a.m., the sun returns to the north to the south bay. high pressure will warm things up to tuesday and thursday. the trend is going to be warming here in this week but potentia potentialpotentia potentially 80s in wednesday's forecast. 57 in gill roy, and 60 in san jose. for tomorrow, 75 in morgan hill. not tooth bad. 73 in mountainview, 73 in san jose, 74 in los gatos. after the clouds, a few spotty c

that's why your temperatures could get up into the 70s, it will be warmer today than yesterday with a southerlylow and we'll cool it off tomorrow as the next storm comes in. that was yesterday, this is tomorrow's forecast, too. temperatures in the 70s with more thunderstorms around. i've been promising, we're going to get rid of this mess, for a decent weekend, this is new york city's forecast. it's kind of similar for all of new england and the mid-atlantic. kind of rainy through friday, we clear it out for the weekend. although, lynn, it will be windy this weekend in many areas, some locations, the leaves will be flying. >>> note to self. thanks so much. coming up, beyonce is doing baby business and ashton kutcher falls deeper into the doghouse, the suspect behind hacked pictures and info from scarlet johanssen and other stars, you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll lov

that's the cooling, there is a bit of a southerly flow and i think the fog will return to the coast butthink it's coming back tomorrow. i think late tomorrow night or again into sunday arch. i think tomorrow will be the beaches, very similar to today. there could be patchy fog but i think it'll be a nice day. sunday there may be fog. the forecast highs tomorrow. oranges, 80s, reds 90's. lots of 70s and 80s. that's the trend, little cooler at the coast. that strong off shore flow is dying down. here come the clouds, late tonight. cloud cover, more cloud cover 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. looks like a little fog along the coast but not so sure that's what will happen. just doesn't seem what the fog is there yet. the pressure hasn't shifted yet. tomorrow may be a fog free day at least in the midmorning and afternoon hours. 11:00 sunday morning and then -- really about clouds, this whole weekend. it'll be nice. fog returns and if you are heading to the beaches and could be patchy fog take a jacket. even tomorrow and sunday just in case. a really nice weekend. fire danger okay. air quality, 83 pitts

we've got a light southerly breeze now. here's what was happening 12 hours ago. those red blobs, those were those storms that produced those small tornadoes in louisa county, stafford, and up toward quantico. they did diminish in intensity as they came through the metro area, but a lot of rain. right now partly cloudy in northern virginia and maryland and the district. partly south and west, it's all cloudy. this area of green, it's a zone of light rain from charlottesville up towards st. petersburg and west virginia. we'll probably get rain in here but not for another two to three hours. right now low to mid-60s throughout much of the region. right now shenandoah valley and points west. here's the future weather. we'll have a few passing showers coming through through the morning. in the next hours, cooling off and turning blustery and cooler tonight. by dawn on saturday, a cool start. as we get into saturday afternoon and evening, should be beautiful. for the rest of the day, maybe a morning shower and thunder and lightning too later morning and through midday.

you see almost the southerly surge taking place. that helps increase our low- cost by tomorrow morning. i want to run you through the next day or so. mostly clear for the coastline. temperatures cool back and very similar to what we saw yesterday. by tomorrow morning low clouds back along the coastline have been pretty good. maybe patchy clouds and fog around the area. 60 degrees in san francisco. bold 60s along bay. 57 hayward, 51 livermore, mid- 50s san jose. depending on where you are at, you are chilly or where it's not so bad. forecasted highs are 82 degrees. another gorgeous day to be out. 79 san roselle forget we are looking at 83 degrees for santa rosa. senators mild and warm, once again. 78 expected in oakland for the raiders game. 82 for danville, south bay looking good. we are looking at 81 for you for the afternoon. 80 degrees mountain view, 81 redwood city. widespread 60s expected for the coastline are you the extended forecast with temperatures cooling. tuesday and wednesday whilst still predicting that offshore wind e

and you are removing in a southerly fashion the bus route by a blocked. there are not only disabled, elderly, getting elderly, and regular people in our neighborhood. please reconsider this plan. do not go forth. keep the bus on page. do not make haight street two ways on this block. you will not see an increase except only in dangerous and litigate behavior by the people that are injured by your actions. thank you. >> ms. riley? nope. charles. followed by barry toronto and then tom. >> good afternoon. i have lived in the neighborhood we're talking about now for 11 years, and i appreciate the opportunity to tell you that the reason why i believe the project should not go forward. i understand that there is a hope held out -- in the "exam and a" today, one of the writers wrote that this would save one or three minutes of time, and as mentioned, we do not believe that is even close to being accurate, and most of the benefits that would be perceived would come about by making some immediate changes right now. i just looked at what is being proposed, and i be

dew point 45 so that relative humidity comes out at 69% and a southerly wind at 9 miles an hour. we're watching a storm system actually out to the north and west. you know they're going to pick up maybe a foot or more of snow just north of denver, colorado. they hit 80 for a high of couple of days ago for a record. for us through the day we'll see some showers more likely knot and west of us through noon. but in the afternoon and evening hours watch how the rains we develop here across west virginia and northern virginia by 7:00. here come some showers for the evening moving in. overnight showers here and there into thursday morning. here come this is front still mild tomorrow morning. we may hit the highs before noon on thursday in the low possibly middle 60s. and then behind the front, the winds are going to shift out to the north and northwest and it will be breezy and colder. the afternoon hour features some showers here and there on thursday. and look what's going on up to the north in pennsylvania, new york, holding off on the northern edge of this for some snow. some of th

we've got a light southerly breeze, and the humidity is just moderate. and temperatures not as chilly as they were yesterday morning although it has dipped down into the mid-40s across parts of northern virginia. much of maryland in the 50s. mid-50s in washington. low 50s montgomery, prince george's, as well as arlington and fairfax. farther west, though, it's only near 40 out of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. we had these clouds cruising in ahead of a front, a weak front, that's going to be coming in later today. during the afternoon, we have a small chance of a sprinkle as we go forward here over the next 24 hours. these areas of green are areas of potential, perhaps a few passing sprinkles this afternoon. then a greater chance of rain moving in. later this evening we may get passing showers and a likelihood during the day on thursday. so for this wednesday we'll have maybe a little sun this morning, sunrise 7:28. we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. just a small chance of a passing sprinkle late afternoon and into the evening hour

through the over night temperatures will be in the low to mid-40s, mostly cloudy with the light southerlyre and check out what we have as we go in through tomorrow. i think we'll stay mainly dry. there is a chance for isolated shower with the temperature coming in around 67 degrees. kelly. >>> thanks, lynette. he is a road runner, out for more than the weekend dash. marine captain jason dukane has his brothers and sisters on his mind. he is running 15 miles every day for two weeks and when finishing with the marine corps marathon, 26.2 miles. and this weekend the family ço michael hugh's family stood in the cheering section. >> whenever i get out and pound the pavement and you see something like that, it is like, gosh, you know what, they did much tougher things than me. i still have the privilege of being able to go out and run. >> captain dukane will run 236 miles in honor of the marine corps' birthday this year. >>> october is the domestic violence awareness month and today the family and friends and the children services essential maryland hosted a woman's fitness expo. the goal of t

very light southerly wind flow. the winds remain light into the course of today and tomorrow. neighborhood temperatures for you, 71 degrees at analyst. 70 at fredericksberg to the south. 73 at martinsberg. 75 at hagerstown and that's the same at frederick. and 70 at culpeper. here is a look at national temperatures. a pretty distinct dividing line. we showed you this yesterday. it hasn't changed much. look right here. this is where we have a pretty strong cold front that is gradually going to start to move toward the east. but in the meantime, it's allowing cooler air to move in from the north over the western section of the country and we're still in the warm sector into tomorrow because the jet stream is still to the north of us. we really are going to benefit from all of this warmer air and you can see as temperatures enter the 70s and 80s here, versus the -- look at 46 degrees at casper -- 50s and 60s well to the west of us. so we are getting the advantage of the jet stream today and that will continue through tomorrow as well. satellite radar composite showing you we have

right now around the 680, 580 corridor, back through fremont into sonoma as you make a pass in a southerly direction towards santa clara. a bit of a break in the pattern right there. this is still to come, this is nothing. a bigger storm. we'll pinpoint the data, later on in this newscast. >> looking forward to it, thank you roberta. >> two gas leaks forced evacuations. neighbors in benecia were evacuated out of their homes in a couple of hours. an outside construction crew was digging a stretch on east kay street when they hit a plastic pipe about 4:4030. 5 square blocks around city hall cleared out while pg&e fixed the leak. they were capped at 2:30, everyone was allowed to go home. it wasn't an actual leak or at least they haven't found one. it was natural gas smell that forced students out of their classrooms at lowell high school. that smell was first reported at about 10:15 this morning, after 2600 students were evacuated pg&e and the fire department investigated but found no source of a leak. students were brought back to campus just after noon. >>> thousands of techies are in san f

we have more of a southerly flow developing as a result the fog returns coast side so with that, no moreomorrow. the warmest location mainly in the mid- to upper 70s. a big drop off in the beaches with drop offs to the 60s. this cooler weather moves to the north, east of the bay area. heading toward nevada. but that will bring more cooling. the circulation will increase the winds primarily for the higher terrain. higher danger will be in the rise for late tuesday into wednesday. there is a possibility we could have a weather watch kick in but elevated fire danger. especially for the north bay hills and the east bay hills. here's our forecast model showing some of the fog returns. could be locally dense. into the afternoon hours that cloud bank pushes back into the bay. the warmest locations no more 80s. there's that yellow contour linking up with the 70s for tomorrow afternoon. santa rosa 76, concord 76 as well. oakland lower 70s. san jose tops out 75, once again these temperatures on average about eight to 12 degrees cooler than today's very toasty readings. here is a look ahead. the ex

mid 50's this afternoon with increasing clouds, like southerly winds. trick-or-treat forecast affected. cloudy and cool with temperatures in the mid to upper 40's for trick-or-treat. east of 95 antivenum the beltway it would not be a bad idea for one or two in the group to have an umbrella handy. there could be a few light sprinkles or showers this evening and night. becoming senate tomorrow, mid 50's. near 60 with total sunshine wednesday and a thursday. next chance of rain on friday. don't forget to set your clocks back an hour saturday night before going to bed. >>> looks ok until an accident on the beltway. inner loop at branch avenue before the exit for andrews air force base. traffic on the inner loop going south towards the wilson bridge, they're getting by on the right side, squeezing by. the outer loop are the headlights on the left and their moving at speed. inner loop near branch avenue, virginia, we love you. no accidents. northbound 395 at duke street in this camera, those are the headlights, moving at speed to the pentagon. back to you. >>

the system what system, clouds and sun we are not too strong, turning subtly but 5 through cash to southerly but 5 through 15, by this afternoon it will work its way through, so light rain for most, there could be a few locations that couldn't get over to an inch around and i will do that to cover myself. i think the system 0 on wednesday is more of a system. you see it is on the men mendocino county, it is trapping all these lows and highs will be in the 60s for many. system is stretching from north to south, you can see how it aligns itself, peninsular south and east bay not much, north bay will hold it together, 59 on the temperatures, san jose will clear, 53 at last report, stretch willing mostly to the north there will be decent amounts, but far lesser amounts for us. this will knock everything out, which is more likely tuesday late wednesday morning. that is tapping in on the remains of a typhoon. that will develop closer towards us so there in lies a closer system. nothing too heavy but again amounts could be moderate towards the north and 60s and 70s for the south, warmer to the sout

southerly winds blowing back side of this high pressure moving off following tighter gradient indicatedoisture riding in these wins. high clouds next couple of days particular the thursday late friday rain a sting to the west developments in the gulf of mexico may in fact north and west keep us dry into early next week. 70 low temperature tonight high-temperature tomorrow into the 80s many locations. how warm it stays all of the way up into southern canada. red flag advisories essentially wild fires advisory's to the west dry air and high wind. colorado rockies. california. these are the winds quite impressive. bright colored areas, the band will be strongest gusts over 30 mi. per hour and as you can see 40 mi. per hour and more in the coming days. that is why they are worried about wild fires. strong wind locking in to hear it later in the week looks like the part in time for the marathon nice quiet day for the marathon unseasonably mild on sunday back to sunshine. clear and cool tonight coolest and land may be made for these tonight 52 degrees lower temperature in the city. many hours

light southerly winds and the winds will continue to be light today as well as into tomorrow. winds not an issue for you at all. it's currently 63 degrees at annapolis. cumberland at 55. 59 culpepper and 57 at winchester. if you look at the national picture, you can see where the distinct dividing line between the warmer conditions are and the cooler air kicking in. this is the line where we have a cold front extending from the dakotas into texas, creating wet weather there yesterday. skies clear. a few high level clouds starting to skirt through. into tomorrow, the ridge of high pressure will continue to hold us stead. no indication of anything happening at all. here's one of our next weather makers to the south. this low pressure system affecting florida will move up the mid-atlantic. it's expected to bring us rainfall starting possibly late tuesday and into wednesday. looks like most of the rainfall will hit us by hump day wednesday. and the models in a little bit of disagreement in terms of how fast or slow the low pressure system will move through. in the meantime for tom

the southerly wind will kick in over the next few days and that will bump temperatures up especiallyigh- pressure moving into place allowing sunshine to do its job. there's the counterclockwise rotation in our atmosphere. you can see it around a low pressure system. there's the pinwheel, which will slowly push out of fear throughout the day tomorrow. tomorrow will be our transition day. we will see the change from the crowded conditions at the sunshine all throughout the day tomorrow. then bigtime sunshine wednesday through the weekend. today, gray skies, a dreary still. high temperature of 55. that is well below average. it's equivalent to our average morning low temperature. the morning low is typically 65 degrees. that is as warm as we will get this afternoon. tomorrow, morning clouds and a stray sprinkle possible, then afternoon sunshine, and warmer, back in the 70's. and long stretches of dry weather with a high-pressure in place wednesday through sunday in the 70's. >>> good news from metro rail marc rail, and vre, running on normal service systemwide. there is distressing news

degrees, all three airports a few degrees below seasonal average not bad at all, 51 now, 66% humidity, southerlyow 6 miles per hour at national airport we have plenty of sunshine for this dedication today, ridge of high pressure in control just very few clouds we don't have anything to worry about, sunny and dry and here is a look at our day planner by the 9:00 a.m. hour, 56 degrees, by midday, 65, 4:00 p.m. hour, 69 degrees daytime high around 70 degrees, very very pleasant. >> big difference from the original forecast. >> yes. >> that is almost perfect weather. >> definitely. >> thailand is getting hit with the worst flooding in 50 years, u.s. soldiers are helping out. >>> will the elaborate system built to shield the capitol city hold? @ [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. mak