as we zoom in here, strong storms, actually, there is a significant weather advisory and excess of 40 miles an hour, blowing dust and heavy rain through 6:30 so we have another 20 minutes or so before this the stormy weather, as long as our dew points are as high as they are, which is above 55. we're going to see storms like this. some people reporting hail and we have a weather spotter for the national weather service says blowing dust around mesa-gateway airport and visibilities is down to half a mile. there is a strong cell near queen creek. this one, we don't know if it is going to expand. it is possible it could into chandler. we'll have it coming up in the full weather forecast. >> are you only doing weather? can you help me out with the 6:00 or are you just weather? kari is washing her hands of news right now. >>> arizona named as one of several states that requires blood centers to start screening donors for something they never had to do before. >>> also, where a bunch of rattlesnakes has taken over a a close valley.den in the tortoise's a close call for a plane >>> a close c

and when a weather advisory or warning is issued. elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. >>> we've got an all weather advisory issued for tomorrow. another heat advise other. temperatures right now 70s and 80s. we've got some clouds and but many of us waking up to temperatures near 80 degrees with areas of fog, mild and muggy. the hour by hour forecast come tomorrow noticing dry conditions in the morning, 90 by lunchtime and into the 90s we go in the afternoon with the threat of showers and storms and some could be strong to severe across parts of new england. i'll show you how high temps will go in your town at 11:00 plus how hot it will feel. >> see you then. fly a private jet, that was the perk delta gave to passenger whose travel plans were messed up for three days. they flew the passengers on the final leg of their trips on private jets. an outage caused more than 2000 flight cancellations and thousands more delays. >> the once dominant macy's department store is struggling to compete in a very competitive market. the retailer plans to

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. >> i've been reading -- and they've been sending us weather advisories. and it sounds mostly good and nonetheless whatever comes, we'll deal with it. >> $46 million is such a huge figure. how in a few sentences did it to $46 million this year? >> people wanted to play a role. and for those of us -- most of us -- who are not doctors or clinicians there had to be a way to join the war on cancer. and funding it is what we do. apologized. and in 1980 nobody heard of it but the community was strong. and after that it was the repetition, people telling people about where th went and about the personal stories and this grew organically and powerfully. and we're now institutionalized. this is a boston baby product for a great world class institution ba i are especially proud. our daughters who are 15 years old are riding their first day one and they are joining the mission to fight cancer. >> it's the youngest you can be to ride, 15 years old? exactly. >> have a great ride. >> obviously, the goal is to find a cure for cancer. we thought it was interesting to find

here is a look at the latest weather advisories from the national weather service. atches and advisories from boston to new york and philadelphia as well as the nation's capital. take a look at the temperatures through the course of the weekend. we break the upper 90s for d.c. and new york at 95 degrees today. hot and humid conditions for the deep south. we are monitoring the low pressure system that continues across the deep. heavy rainfall across louisiana. look out for the potential of flooding. >>> thank you, derek. let's get an early start on your money. dow, nasdaq and s&p all hitting record highs at yesterday's close. a trifecta. futures are continuing their run pointing higher. markets are mixed. asian stock markets are mixed overnig overnight. we're keeping an eye on shares of macy's today. that stock jumped 17% after it announced it is closing 100 stores. closing stores because sales are down. investors liked the plan which executives say is necessary. macy's is just the latest retail chain to be squeezed by the changing landscape. shoppers like h & m and t

advisory issued. we are waiting to hear from the national weather service that they will issue another heat advisory for tomorrow. the big way that the jet stream stacks up, a trough of low pressure and a rifnlg high pressure, the blocking feature that is kgw the storm systems from make their way in. and this sticks around tomorrow and backs off on wednesday and is completely gone by thursday which should allow the trough of low pressure approach and allow showers and thunderstorms to become more widespread by the time we get to thursday with a lot of water issues. all the dark green shaded counties, flood watches in and mississippi and into texas and flood advisories in effect for the light-shaded greene countys which includes southern louisiana as well. at least not flash flood warnings like we saw over the course of the weekend. here, back out in the tropic, the system off africa the last couple days, a tropical wave with an even more really interesting system farther off to the west over central africa that we can't see because the satellite picture doesn't go that par to the west but models suggest

the school system sent out a weather advisory this morning just before 8:00 saying because of the extreme heat conditions there will be no outdoor athletic band practice between noon and 6:00 p.m. he priority. . >> repor he can remember having this many code black days where you have to con sell summer during the traditional calendar. the coach said from green you can do anything red and yellow and modify your activities and code black today no outdoor activities at all. that's where we are. possibility of another code blk day for tomorrow. a code black day for reporters and photographers as well. we're sending it back to you know. >> okay, get some water. >> trial was one of the longest in durham history. more than a decade the case is now back in court. >>> wral julia similars has coffered the case since the beginning and was in court today. >>> good afternoon. mike peterson is now 72 years old and he's been out of prison for nearly five years but his attorneys today are hoping to prison. they want this case dismissed. peterson has maintained his innocence since his wife was found rurde

and also when a weather advisory or warning has been issued. elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: a part of massachusetts is in the danger zone. a very small section in the northeastern part of the state is now in an extreme drought. the area covers 4% of the state, including parts of middlesex and essex counties. include major crop losses and widespread water shortages. the readings were taken before yesterday's rain. this is the first time any part of the northeast has been classified as being in an extreme drought. >> sarah: to take a look at that area, it's right here, boston, , right around 128, route 3, as well. so this is the area that has that extreme drought condition, in to boston, southwest, back towards worcester too. boston for the amount of rain we've seen this month so far, we saw over 2/10 yesterday, but we are well below the average for the year e. we are 7 inches below closing in on 8, and in worcester, even though they've pick up over an inch so far this month, they still are in a very large deficit, so we are going to

one thing that has come out captain davidson received out dated weather information from a weather advisoryervice that he relied on for the hurricane. one advisory official said it was a computer glitch that caused him to get 12 hours old information. i think that was a major contributing factor to this disaster. >> we'll hopefully find out more about the conditions they were dealing with. and try to solve this mystery for us. especially the families impacted. captain sweeny, thank you so much. >> nice talking to you. >> new hampshire septemberor kelli ayotte in a fierce battle for the senate seat. and that could have expectations of what to expect in november. >> and a floating piece of history. the uss intripit. home of space shuttle enterprise. and what is next for america's space program. >> the fleet is grounded and the contributions continue. >> what we learned and the things we have built and left behind like the huddle space keep. they will work and give us answers for a long time. handss to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you ca

no winter weather advisories are in store, and no snow is headed for the metro we have some advisories, red flag warning for northern colorado until 8:00, gusts could get up to 25 miles an hour and humidity, right now 20-30 miles an hour in the city. in the plains, pretty gusty out there as well. for the rest of the evening, we hang on to the clouds, those temperatures in the 70s through 6:00, 8:00. in the 60s by 10:00 p.m. then in the overnight hours, mostly cloudy skies and temperatures expected to feel a little bit cooler. futurecast, taking us through showers stay mainly in the mountains, we could see spotty showers in the metro area and to the south near el paso county. on the eastern plainss through 7:00 p.m., looking good and sunny. should be a nice sunset. through 10:00 p.m., we see the rain/snow mix above timber liend in our central-- timber line in our central mountain, possibly thunder and lightning along i-70felt in the city, towards the western suburbs is where we could seeilateal rain. ovgh overnight, mostly cloudy, tomorrow morning, some areas of fog and light rain. the

. >> in flights have been canceled or weather advisories issued. one airline has seep the threat with planes almost empty. can you stay on top of the severe weather with the news app by down ling it for free and enable push alerts. mike? >> good morning. we have live doppler 7 hd out of hawaii and you can see a few showers, otherwise, most of the islands are quiet this morning. madeleine continues to weaken and it is disorganized at 90 miles per hour winds something to be contended with when it is dropping 5-10" of rain and possibly 15" over the next 46 hours by 3:00 a.m. on thursday the brunt of it is pulling away and it will continue to weaken, flash flooding, and high surf is the big problem with this storm. and the next storm, lesters on saturday morning, all the way through sunday evening, it will skirt to the north and that machines you are on the son side of the stormens the weaker side, but, still breezy with save, and the rainfall amounts are less. now, to south of florida tropical depression 9 is rollover that on the holiday weekend, and a

high: 74 toss to weather..forecast... small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68wednesday: scattered storms. clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly 3 3 roads are in great shape this morningweather shouldn't impacvt the roadsthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 eb at moorland and wb at 84th st for uipmeqt being moved into place.i-41 sb will also be closed at watertown plank rd. through the zoo for work at the zoo.finally, the i-894 nb to i-94 wb system ramp will close overnight as well for paving work.the i-94 eb to now closed long term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange project. hwy 100 will become the main detour while this closure is in place.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction until late august.plan on

the airlines yet to issue a weather advisory.this passenger was not flying to hawaii but open as home there. >> i have some folk there looking after it. you have to. the amount of rain that can fall on such short amount of time staggering. >> second hurricane lester is threatening the island forth labor day weekend. meanwhile hernandez who just got married hopes he's not forced to cancel his trip. >> hopefully pray and die down like you say. i can at least enjoy my honeymoon and see hawaii the first time. >> one airline seeing the impact of the threat. the planes are practically empty. suggesting that some passengers have already cancelled their plans. sfo, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> different kind of natural threats down south happening now. wildfire tearing through brush. 80 miles east of los angeles forced hundreds of people from their homes. the fire broke out before 12:30 in riverside county today and scorched more than 1,000 acres. more than 300 firefighters and dozen aircraft including the one you just saw are battling the 25

to talk about.meteorologist michael schlesinger has details on an advisory in ready weather. michael? ((30 second tease 15 secds ahea) ahead))forecast...dense fog advisory until 9am for ozaukee, washington, and sheboygan countiestoday: morning fog; otherwise partly cloudy. high: 81tonight: increasing clouds. low; 68 tuesday: scattered showers, storms. high: 83wednesday: thursday: mostly sunny. high: 72forecast...dense fog advisory until 9am for ozaukee, washington, and sheboygan countiestoday: morning fog; otherwise partly cloudy. high: 81tonight: increasing clouds. low; 68 tuesday: scattered showers, storms. high: 83wednesday: cooler, drier. high: 74 thursday: mostly sunny. high: 72forecast...dense fog advisory until 9am for ozaukee, washington, and sheboygan countiestoday: morning fog; otherwise partly cloudy. high: 81tonight: increasing clouds. low; 68 tuesday: scattered showers, storms. high: 83wednesday: cooler, drier. high: 74 thursday: mostly sunny. high: new this morning--- a deadly stabbing overnight in a popular milwaukee neighborhood. police are still looking for a

more than an inch of rain fell in the panaca area, prompting a flood advisory from the national weather service. it expired at 9:15pm. the storm cells moved south from there into northeast clark county, including the mesquite area. they're now moving southwest toward las vegas with scattered showers apex area then on to the las vegas motor speedway and nellis air force base. these are the hit & miss "pop-up" storms that we've been talking about. they may hold together or they may fall apart. in any case, an area of low pressure moving inland across southern california will increase our chances of rain throughout the day monday and likely lingering into tuesday befoire moving on. daytime highs may not make iut out of the 90s monday and tuesday with a rebound to triple it's been a deadly year for pedestrians in head back to school, the number of pedestrian deaths is expected to rise. fox five's eric hilt has more. as students get ready to head back to school... local groups are getting ready for the most dangerous time season for pedestrians...in what's already been a very deadly year for

./// toss to weather ((tedd florendo)) alerts: air quality advisory in place today and tomorrow for smoke and ozone from the fires in southern california. moderate. fires in ca that are causing the haze are the: soberanes, rey and cedar fires. .................. worth noting: there is a flood advisory for sw utah right now. closest severe thunderstorm warning south of flagstaff, az ...................... looks like we'll see dry and stable weather returned to the region today after a few severe t'storms late last night. ahead this late week t'storm chances return to southern great basin & nw arizona breaking enrollment year with nearly 22 thousand students. officials say their dorms are 121% over capacity. so far more than one thousand students have moved into their dorms... --- and another two-thousand expected to arrive later this week. unr says it plans to open a new dorm in the summer of 2018./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> those students have already been accepted, but country. a report released today shows the average composite score was 17.7 out of 36. nevada is one of 18 states where

weather. the heat advisory is in effect because of the humidity. there are cooling stations in the boston for people to take shelter. good evening i am liam marten night came merrill. martin. >> i am kate merrill. we have team coverage beginning with meteor out gist -- meteorologist pamela gardner. >> we have a heat advisory for boston until 7 p.m. and excessive heat warning in effect for southeastern massachusetts where heat index temperatures have been between day. temperatures still running in the mid-90s. 95 in boston. 9in lawrence. -- 94 in lawrence. and dew point temperatures have clicked down by a couple degrees but we are soupy upper 60s and low 70s combined with the hot temperatures and our heat index values are in the upper 90s to right around 100 from boston to taunton and 101 is your feels like temperature right now in providence. we are tracking the potential for some storms that we have plenty of moisture in the y we need lift and all the ingredients to come together get storms. live look at doppler radar we are dry but if i've been o

the weather hot again tomorrow with a heat advisory wake county and points east, down south highs in the mid-90s and the heat index in the triple digits again with rain chances slim tomorrow.>> thank you for she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed guards for thirty years. but she doesn't believe in your right to keep a gun at home for self-defense. "i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today." an out of touch hypocrite. she'd leave you defenseless. what raleigh police are using to figure out exactly what happened. a new trial is underway for a man who has spent most of his life in prison, for a murder he says he didn't commit.... and a raleigh restaurant owner says it's time to show our appreciation for police officers....his plans to feed the force. i'm kathryn brown...lets rewind... good evening, thanks for joining us....this week... a soldier at fort bragg is facing rape charges... a cumberland county teen is accused of killing a man with a hatchet..... and....t

weather. the heat advisory is in effect because of the humidity. there are cooling stations in the boston for people to take shelter. good evening i am liam marten night came merrill. martin. >> i am kate merrill. we have team coverage beginning with meteor out gist -- meteorologist pamela gardner. >> we have a heat advisory for boston until 7 p.m. and excessive heat warning in effect for southeastern massachusetts where heat index temperatures have been between

our weather, we have a coastal flood advisory from 7:00 p.m. until midnight. fantastic weather for the subway series this evening. no rain. temperatures in the 70s. tomorrow we're up to 80 degrees. beautiful day tomorrow. 82 on thursday and 84 on friday. enjoy this. this doesn't happen iau with a few showers and storms. we'll have another update tonight at 11:00. >>> john chandler, what are you working on? >> the yankees turn their attention to 2017. still have to win some games. trying to make it back to back against the mets tonight. they took game one in the subway series, but the mets bringing in reinforcements. jay bruce arrives. knows his time with the yankees is almost up. your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like stop & shop's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my stop & shop. fios is not cable. we're wired differe

has blown up with intense storm activity and 150 strikes and heavy rain near i- the weather service issued a flood advisory. you see this pop up towards the end of the loop. this is in effect until 9:00 pm . heavy rain and this thunderstorm is moving slowly off to the northeast. we will keep watching it here as we head towards sunset. in the meantime a flash flood watch in effect for most of the state and to 11:00 pm. the spot that get rain can get flooding. your our by our chances 20% in the valley increasing to 30% late tonight and overnight forecast into early tomorrow morning. we will talk about if we see rain chances into the weekend coming up in minutes. >>> new information since 5 pm on the car that went into a storefront. the driver accidentally drove off the curb and rammed into the glass window of the desert thrift store and there were people inside and no one the building sustained some minimal damage and the crash is under investigation. >>> health alerts a crypto outbreak in maricopa county after 32 confirmed cases. >> are reported in the last six weeks as they tried to stop the spread in swim

half price add mig for the remainder of the pool season any time that the national weather service announces a heat advisorythat sure looks good out there. back to your fox 29 weather authority. hot sticky weather. how many more ways can we describe it, scott. >> it's oppressive. it is extreme. it's just dangerous, chris, stepping outdoors right now. we have 91 degrees. the high made it up to 97. but take look at the current feels like temperature of 99 degrees. in the distance some downpours as you move into sections of new jersey. but most of us are just dry but we are still down right hot as we take look at ultimate doppler those isolated downpours once again moving out of the philadelphia area into sections of burlington county right now in particular around cinnamins cinnaminson, willingboro, also crossing the turnpike right now. we are looking at some moderate to heff vo rain, rainfall rates with this activity one to 2-inches per hour. look at where the rain has occurred. rain cooled right now trenton 82. 80 in pottstown. 79 lancaster but still low 90s and much of delaware and parts of south jersey. t

weather. hot, humid, 93, heat advisories and warnings are in effect for the area. uncomfortable. >>> we have more in a half hour. hope to see you then. when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze. your silver. your gold. and liberty mutual insures them all. liberty mutual is proud to insure every team usa medal won in rio, just like we protect the medals you've earned in life. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, and billy bush live from the olympic games in rio de janeiro, brazil. >> welcome to "today" on friday morning. >> i thought you said fresh fish friday. >> that means welcome. what does it mean? happy friday? i'm billy bush along with nat and al. >> you hear this song so much if you were beach volleyball in the venues. you see brazilians singing along with this song. >> did anybody else have the strobe lights going all night long? >> it was close by then. something else going on. >> mich

advisory but some relief could be on the way. eileen whelan tells us when and don't hit the road before hearing julie wright's traffic report. weather. day 7 of our heat wave heat advisory for much of the area from noon through 8pm. feels like: 104-108 staying hot and humid through the weekend big changes next week - refreshing airmass moves in today: very hot and humid. heat advisory noon - 8pm. stray pm storm. highs: 94-99 feels: 104-108 tonight: warm and muggy. lows: 74-79 wednesday: not quite as hot. still warmer than average and humid. highs: 90-95 up next -- could more communication -- could it have kept milwaukee free of violence? questions law enforcement leaders are asking after a fatal police-involved shooting leads to riots. and details on authorities finding a suspect behind the northern california wildfires. southern louisiana.. at least seven people are now confirmed dead. since friday, more than 20-thousand people have had to be rescued from their homes and cars. many are now in shelters. this is some of the worst flooding the state has ever seen. the rain has mostly stopped. but rivers and creeks in many areas are st

advisory. just kicked in. it looks like the national weather service has put that out as we were talking about moments ago. to the west, showers and thunderstorms and scattered activity across the high country that lead to heavy rain, localized flooding, flood advisories in effect right now r and hail today. the threat continues for the next 48 hours as we watch more monsoonal moisture coming in tomorrow and saturday which will up the chance for showers and thunderstorms again. right now 100 degrees. that after a high of 102. dew point in the upper 40s. winds at 8 miles per hour. and tonight we will stand a 10% chance for showers and thunderstorms over the next few or 10:00 p.m. this evening. temperatures in the low 90s through 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. after the sunset at 7:02 p.m. 90s in excuse dale and deer valley. glendale and tempe 101. goodyear 105 as well and globe 92 degrees and prescott, sedona and payson in the 70s. tonight 60 sedona. 46 flagstaff. 52 show low. low 80s to the west northwest. phoenix 80 degrees as well. tomorrow 98 here. 80 payson. 90 kingman and 84 degrees in page for tomorrow after

rob's weather some areas are waking up to dense fog with a dense fog advisory in place for ozaukee, sheboygan and washington counties until 9am. mostly sunny conditions expected today with a few more clouds this afternoon and evening. highs will climb into the low 80s with dewpoints in the upper 60s making it a bit sticky. there is a chance of a few storms overnight with a better chance of rain and thunderstorms those storms and ushering in some cooler - more 'fall-like' air. highs go from the low to mid 80s tuesday to the low 70s on wednesday and dewpoints drop to bring in that more autumnal eling. tod:oing fog en partly s0 mph tonight: slight chance of i h tuesday: chance of rain and thunderstorms. mostly cloudy. m wind: sw 5-10 mp traffic check red on traffic map yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays breaking news from milwaukee's east side. where police are investigating a homicide overnight. a man was stabbed death. julie collins joins us live near arlington stabbing death here near north pulaski. at this hour milwaukee police say an argument between two pe

the national weather service has a heat advisory in this orange area from noon to today. that includes southwest of boston and into rhode island. in the pinkish areas in dicative of excessive heat warning where it's going to feel like 105 to 110 degrees in these areas much like we had yesterday in of the boston area. what about thunderstorms? with a boundary in place here with that back door front stalling we have a focused area for showers and storms. so far no big triggers mechanism to create much in the way of showers and storms. a few of those may produce a gusty wind and certainly some torrential downpours. tonight a little system is going to go across northern new showers and storms tonight. tomorrow morning we're going to clear out after low clouds and fog disappear. we'll have a very hot day with a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon. i think a better chance thunderstorm afternoon as a cold front comes this way. it will kick off storms more than what this model is indicating here. if you're going to the beach today in the 70s on the north sh

advisory in effect for central bucks county. we saw 3 inches of rain in parts of this area and vivid lightning can as we head through the week the heat is intensifying. the national weather service extended the heat advisory until 9:00 sunday night. this heat will last through the weekend and i'm tracking heat next week i'll let you know when in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily we'll check back in later thank you. >> if you have concerns about you or your loved ones during the heat wave. the philadelphia corporation of aging is taking your questions. the number is on your screen, 215-765-9040. folks are there to take your calls until midnight tonight as well as tomorrow and saturday. it's certainly not football weather exactly but the eagles take the field tonight in their preseason opener, despite the temperatures the fans were fired up to see the team in action. gray hall is live at the game. >> reporter: the heat is not putting a damper on the excitement, the tailgaters are here and the party is in full swing, this is the gaden family, they have the grill going and they have the adult befr ables, they are ready to cheer on the philadelphia eagles, we

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weather world. blowing dust advisories, flood advisories, storming moving in the western side of the valley. check it out. here it is happening in the southwest corner of the state. there is actually a blowing dust advisory in effect until 1:00 in the morning. this is all in response to very strong thunderstorms that formed right over court side. there's the i-10. and you can see how heavy that check out the storms that are actually beginning to develop. just to the west of buckeye. they are slowly making their way up toward the northeast. they could impact the very north western portions of the valley coming in. i want to go with live pictures from the 12news tracker. you can see very, very heavy rain coming downright now. so, if you are planning to travel down the i-10, i would probably wait for at least the next hour. you can already see that water quickly ponding. even a little bit of lightning out there as well. as we head back to we are looking at almost the exact same situation. in fact, the monsoon meter hat a 7 in arizona. a 2 here in the valley. that may go up just a little bit. we

the national weather service issued a flood advisory for the community and you can see why. it was issued for part of the day. roads in apache junction were flooded after they got up to 2 inches of rain in an hour. law enforcement had flooded roadways. drivers got in trouble trying to drive through the street. we talked to one man whose car broke down. >> my co-worker was like you will be good and just drive through it. he is at home and i'm stuck here. >> he's laughing about it. hopefully, he can get the truck started back up again. despite damage to cars, there were no reports of injuries out dave munsey joins us in the weather center. >> reporter: there is moisture out there. we picked up quite a bit today. there is a little storm working its way toward phoenix right now. it is on the west side. you see it there at buckeye. it falls apart a little bit but there is rain with that particular cell as it moves in closer here. let's look at what happened as far as ear look at fountain hill, 2.5 inches. an inch north of fountain hills. look at apache junction, 2.5 inches out th

the national weather service has issued a heat advisory through thursday and excessive he's heat warning for parts of jersey. we are dry right now but clouds are starting to work their way into the region. they're coming ahead of a system that will keep us unsettled as we go into tomorrow. we are expecting a chance of scattered showers in the morning our and the threat of thunderstorms for the afternoon. we have temperatures in the 80s and we factor in the humidity and will fill out a than that. >> one day after the delta apocalypse, things not back to normal yet. they were forced to cancel 680 flights today. nearly 2000 more were delayed as the company moved planes and crews to reset its operation. this after thousands of delays in cancellation around the world. the problems were caused by a power outage at the atlanta headquarters. >> they should look at this is a chance to make all of the people who were mixed up in this fiasco consumers and passengers should not have to pay a price for delta's incompetence. >> indeed, in addition to refunds, the, the company said passengers who were

weather. we have heat advisory in effect for the area. the one area that is exclude in the south cast and the cape because it is throw but till going to be up come are foible to see the deep red ares in the area from 9 90's to 100 plus. that's the air moving our way with 95 today. but already in place is this very oppressive air, the hoom tim pack showing the colors that tonight. it is incredibly uncomfortable. very, very tropical. the actual air temperatures, most areas well to the 0's. when you combine that with the humidity we have out there now, it is going to feel like it is about 100 or a little bit higher in some places tomorrow. and pread on friday i might add as well. now, keeping an eye on a couple of downpours exiting now the vineyard so nantucket could get clipped. there are a couple on possible down south. the real story is tomorrow, the sunshine developing, blazing heat. he with talk about how long it will also and the changes for the weekend with answer few minutes. maria? maria: harvey, see you then. thank. the "t" says th

the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for a good portion of the viewing area from noon until 8 the area of high pressure controlling our weather will move east on wednesday, allowing a few showers or thunderstorms to begin to fire. we will see an increase in storms on thursday as a front, now nearly stationary over the ark-la-tex region finally moisture. the front will hang around through next weekend, so we will see lingering storm chances. the good news? temperatures should come down to the upper 80s by thursday. the fastest man in the water... rio today for the last sunday of the olympic games... the medals handed out today... coming up next in sports. jamaica... usain bolt up against u-s-a's justin gaitlin in the 100 meter final...and bolt just makes it look easy. with a time of 9.81 he becomes the win three straight gold medals in the 100 meter dash. just a point oh- eight difference between bolt and gaitlin's silver medal finish. gaitlin also became the first american to medal three times in the event. speaking of olympic legends... he has 23 gold medals to his na

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that continues to be the main weather headline. now heat advisories as well as excessive heat warnings in effect across essentially the entire region, poconos the only spot not included of greater philadelphia region, but smack dab in the center of course the urban corridor up and down i95, philly of course included with this, heat warning continues today. now, it actually will go until 8:00 p.m. tonight, that warning, again heat advisory for everyone else. so it is another pretty brutal day on tap. storm scan3, a look at the showers, pretty light at this point, say for east, northeast most ocean county, and that's really the only spot where we are finding anything of substance, we'll say. but you will run into damp roads, man is it steamy outside. looking at the current temperatures, mid upper 70s, running theme from i95 on southeast at this point, little cooler further north you go. but you have to go to the mountains looking for any 60s at this point. looking forward in the forecast though, there are more showers, more thunderstorms on tap for us t

and because of the humidity being so high it will feel like 100 to 102 and national weather service has a heat advisory up for tomorrow from noon to 7:00 in portions of eastern massachusetts. more on that coming up this morning. afternoon storms likely here friday and saturday especially north of us to boston and there you go, we have got 3 or 4 days in a row turning cooler on sunday afternoon when the front comes down from the north and fall into the 70s by sunday afternoon. that's it. kathryn. >> thanks so much barry a lot to keep an eye on. >>> a strike out for a red sox promotion. team management pulling a david ortiz bobblehead. they thought it appeared racially insensitive. >> they are trying to make things right with disappointed fans. we have the story from fenway. sox versus yankees but it was about more than the game. it was supposed to be david ortiz bobblehead night. instead, the give away was canceled. >> disappointed but i know they will make good. >> reporter: here's the bobblehead in question the likeet inness red sox say is unacceptable and not appropriate. >> they probably made the ri

consequently the national weather service has a heat advisory in many metro west communities especially northwest of boston for tomorrow afternoon away from the southerly breeze. beaches tomorrow is going to be really hot. south facing beaches is the coolest and we have a high tide coming up early in the morning and early in the evening and it's going to be really first preseason game down at gillette stadium around 90 degrees at kick off. how about that. tomorrow, it's really going to be sizzling. and that's not the end of the we will be several more days to follow. the only question mark is on sunday, will we have big cooling coming in from the ocean and will it happen first thing in the morning or hold up until middle in the afternoon? if it does we get up to the low 90s before the cooling occurs. but in any event you have hot stuff so take it easy. >>> going green under the sea. >> scientist created an under water turbine that could be key to improving renewable energy. the blades create electricity. it causes no underwater impact so far in tests. >> we are finally at a stage where

a flood advisory from the national weather service. stretching north. outside i want to show you this live picture. temperatures are warm. 95 currently. 2-point around 50. a relative humidity of 22%. it hit a high of below average. 103. satellite and radar, cooling temperatures will stick around. tomorrow and through the weekend. this is the moisture we are watching to the west. a slight chance tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. just a few clouds. a better chance for afternoon showers and some thunderstorms in high country. from flagstaff tomorrow afternoon and quiet conditions on saturday. the day in detail. lower to mid 80s it's exam. topping out at one of 3 in the afternoon. the seven-day forecast, below average temperatures through the weekend. the best chance of rain, 20% of showers on sunday, the rest of the seven-day forecast, here in highs near average was still a few pop up showers through thursday. >>> it has been 10 minutes and as promised have all the answers you need to know for tomorrow means you can get dexterously. i think they're trying to mak

i wouldn't be surprised if the national weather service issued a heat advisory for thursday. we'll keep you posted, and it's going to be a steamy on the pats first pre-season game. cooling off into the 80s. still going to be really sticky. no threat for storms. friday some pop up thunderstorms, but that risk stays with us through the weekend, along with the heat. we cool off a bit monday, but still showers and storms around. >>> and we have bad news for patriots fans. >> key players injured. how seriously. steve burton has the answer up >>> evil empire in town the next few days. >> yes, that's hope it all goes this well. >> yes, sox and yankees and a- rod, or no a-rod. he didn't start and may not start tomorrow either. they are anticipating thursday, game wasn't dull at all, but a- rod just watched. out with the old and in with the new. andrew is having quite the start to his career, and in the fifth inning he got one of his three hits on the right. an rbi double that gave the sox a 3-2 lead. he slams on the brakes, but the umps talk it over and decide it's his first major le

the heat advisory issued by the national weather service. teak it easy today like friday when it was -- priss pressive and -- oppressive and with the the high humidity and the excessive heat warning up is for extreme southern new england for feeling like maybe more than 100 degrees. at the beach temperatures very hot. tide is high right about now on the way out. and looking at the which are going to be at fenway park around 93 degrees this afternoon. sweltering at fenway park for sure. and we may see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms coming along later this afternoon. want to look at the dew point trend. way up in the oppressive zone today slightly drier tomorrow but still classified as sticky. and almost unoppress -- unimprissive and 73 on tuesday and drier on wednesday dew 62. dog days until further notice but today is one of the worst compared to last friday a few thunderstorms on tuesday and drier on wednesday. a few more storms on thursday. there you go kerry. there you have it. >> we will tack it. thank you. and -- take it. >>>

the national weather service allowing the warning. we have advisories for heat until saturday night at 8:00. we have hot temperatures and high light south wind. temperatures on the thermometer at 84-degree, but feeling like well to mid 90s and triples. we have 90 for trenton and belmar. 9 under new york and the same for rice town. you have high humidities. readings feels like 100 in morristown and the same for tom's river. the humidity sticks the next couple of days, going to have heavy showers and thunderstorms with that. heat advisory for the borough and it will go until saturday night. big heat for the next couple of days and a problem, it looks like on friday into saturday. not only do we have temperatures in the mid 90s, but also humidity with strong storms in the area. i think the weekend kicks off wet weather and we'll start to see it recovering and maybe showers and thunderstorms over the weekend. here's a look right now for the rest of this evening. a shower or two showers and thunderstorms and friday, same story. it's almost a repeat each and

./// toss to weather toss to weather our air quality advisory has been allowed to expire -- but smoke and dust levels still remain at "moderate" ... staying a bit hazy and murky in the evening/morning hours especially. as far as alerts go however... there is a flash flood warning for areas just ne of st. george, utah and ne of kingman. -- this area has seen some extensive lightning and thunder. ....... upper 90s and low 100s... we did hit 100 today -- warmed up a bit but won't see much more of a climb into the evening. looking at upper 90s tomorrow though before another warmup to temps at or above 105 degrees or more starting saturday ............ looking ahead at your dayplanner we'll drop into the mid 90s and occasionally gusty by 7pm, low 90s by 9pm. around 11pm upper 80s with low 80s and mostly sunny skies by 8am tomorrow. ............ some excessive lightning and monsoonal moisture still lingers over mohave county -- but it's pretty much consolidated to that area and moving ne. so really no threat to our neighborhood. .................. high pressure is going to start to build an

we will look at the next weather desk top. the latest advisory. 65 miles an hour. hopefully we we will have the latest update before the end of the newscast. likely to be a hurricane later tonight and tomorrow. this is one to watch. it this is a tropical the hurricane center sent an aircraft in there earlier today. did not find organized circulation but better organized tonight. better organized heading into the islands heading to the west- northwest. now, the interaction with the islands may slow the develop but by the time it gets here it could strengthen. the model th-z blowing up, develops quickly. now the latest run of the american model is doing the same thick. not as quickly as the european may track across south florida and the golf of mexico. more on that coming up in the next half-hour. last week we showed high 5 camera, the bees were bearding on the front of the hives. not looking so much. this hive and this hive. you see the bees out front. cooler, 77 right now at rdu. east wind at 9. the dew point, 60 degrees. the temperatures falling close to the dew

the weather service has heat advisories out. they don't go into affect until today. in this area, we have been enhanced with an excessive heat warning. here are the high temperatures today. a few 80's showing up. heat index today, this is the way it will look around 3:30 this afternoon. keep an eye to the sky. there is thunderstorms. lots of beach days out there. it is a mix of clouds and sunshine. here is the way the wind looks. they will stay out of the southwest all day. the southwest wind will build this afternoon. today is a high-impact weather day. it is going to be hot and humid. thunderstorms come back for the forecast. behind that, we break the humidity. the humidity is what makes it uncomfortable. that is what we have a lot of today. anet doug: police are searching for the man who shot and killed men. antoinette: nancy pelosi is sending out a warning to her colleagues and washington. a hacker has targeted democratic leaders, releasing personal phone and email addresses online. text messages this weekend. pelosi says she's changing her phone number and is ad

there is a weather aviation there is a blowing dust advisory in effect until 7 pm. especially if you travel down interstate especially if you travel down interstate 10. that is a problem area when a blowing dust gets in the open area to the south. by the way, estimated rainfall totals are heavy in some areas. post a 1 inch in the northwestern side of the valley. we will come back with more details on the forecast for >>> most of the heaviest rain in north phoenix. that is where mark taylor is located life. >> you are lucky you are in an area where you can hold on to the umbrella. that it's not getting ripped out of your hands. >> reporter: things are looking pretty, but i can tell you about 10 minutes ago things were at a completely different story. we saw high winds and heavy rainfall. right now you can see standing water. we're just off of 51 and northern. we traveled here from the 17 and northern and that is where we thought one of the higher winds and heavier rainfall totals. things are looking pretty calm now. we are keeping our eye to the sky and keeping a clo

the excessive heat warning continues until 8 o'clock tonight and the national weather service is also added advisoriese surrounding area also until 8 o'clock tonight. 77 degrees right now in philadelphia, 72 in allentown, 74 in reading, 74 in millville, 76 in atlantic city. so, we're looking at warm and muggy conditions. the dew

this is why the national weather service has heat advisories in the area.rk, boston and philadelphia. here is your seven-day forecast. back to you. >>> thank you, derek. highs and lows in the pool for team usa. another gold medal, but bitter disappointment for one prominent swimmer. we are live in rio next. >>> and it's another gold medal for the u.s. in the pool at the rio olympics with katie ledecky anchoring the victory in the women's 4x200-meter relay. a close call for the men's basketball and tonight, americans looking for more gold with michael phelps and simone biles. we have christina mcfarlane following the live action from rio. >> reporter: good morning, alison. gold number 11 for the u.s. thanks to the exploits of katie ledecky who anchored the women's side in the 4x200-meter relay. she came from behind ended up winning the race by two clear seconds. her fourth olympic medal. third gold overall. we could see her fourth on friday. she will compete in the 800-meter freestyle. she is hotly tipped to take that one. and across town, her teammate, lill