dry periods likely. wind: se 5-15 mph. weekend: a few lingering showers possible during the morning but drying by late morning with sunshine returning in the afternoon. warm with highs around 80 on saturday cooling down to average in the lower 70s for sunday. 3 roads are in great shape this moringwatch for areas of patchy fog.there will be a full closure overnight of i-41/us-45 sb at bluemound rd. for equipment movement around the zoo interchange.the national ave on ramp to i-894 south is now closed until the end of september for roadwork along the i-894 south corridor. the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is 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.plan on slow conditions as you travel the british newspaper the "guardian" claims.... governor "scott walker" got political donations from people in the ?lead paint industy?--- then benefted from state laws. laws. now assembly democrats are using that

tonight: lingering showers and storms possible but drying out week: mostly dry on thursday with just an isolated shower chance in the morning. staying warm in the 80s thursday before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chances for scattered showers and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rolls in sunday. 3 3 roads will be wet for the morning commute..plan on some extra time as you hit the roads.the national ave on ramp to i-894 south is now closed until the end of september for roadwork along the i-894 south corridor.there will be a full closure overnight of i-894 nb greenfield ave. for equipment mobilization.i-41 sb will also close overnight from watertown plank rd. through the zoo for bridge and roadwork at the zoo interchange.the i-94 eb to our ?top? story at six--- the debate over operating hours at milwaukee's sherman park.... could be settled today. it's been a political fight between sheriff david clark and county executive chris abele.tensions boiled over this weekend. weekend.cbs 58's julie parise is live at the courthouse where

otherwise most of us staying dry. to the north, really dry. can't do much across most of the southeast with the dry air on top of us limiting rain chances. a few specks down towards sarasota, manatee county and down towards hardee and desoto. that is our 10% for today, otherwise mostly dry and sunny. the tropics quiet in the gulf, quiet in the western caribbean, we like that. we have this feature, a wave on top of hispaniola not much going there. we have this area just off of africa, 70 perts challenge of developing the next few days as it pushes west but then looks like it will head north. plenty of time to watc 87 st. pete for the high. 91 tampa. with mostly sunny skies. again that stray shower or thunderstorm south. then the rain chances come back. we're still in the wet season so we're not going to lock in anything dry indefinitely any time soon. 30% coverage friday. for the weekend 40% to 50%. afternoon thunderstorms, good bet to see those, most of the early part of the day staying dry with temperatures where they should be for early sept

and for cedar rapida dry. real quick i also want to point out how quiet it is yet again here in newbo. another morning with no school... many roads are still blocked and police tell me they are still out patrolling... there is still a curfew from 8 at night until 7 cedar rapids, amanda gilbert, kwwl news. it's easy to see why roads in the city are closed. the water coming up to signs in cedar rapids. the city says temporary barriers and levees appear to be holding and protecting many the homes and businesses of thousands of people who were evacuated. please have confidence that the city has a plano ttge people back to their homes and again until the river falls below 18 feet. because so many areas are closed -- cedar rapids transit is suspended through friday. to help people get to class -- kirkwood community college is starting its own free bus transprotation for students and employees today. in parts of linn county roads are starting to re-open. a live look at the county now. you can see the list of roads th

we'll be in the low 70s at 8:00 a.m., dry through 10:00 a.m. and noon and will be 79 at lunchtime, then 81 into the afternoon hours. a very small chance of a shower or storm and believe the best chances will develop east of the triangle so here in raleigh if you're towards orange, completely dry so that would be a nice change from where we have been this week. here's the setup. we have low pressure associated with remnants of julia. hard to believe it's been this long but will drift to sea later today, high pressure build in layer today into the weekend ahead and will brings beautiful weather for the start of the weekend. it will be a bit hot but think we can deal with this after gray skies. at 7:30, stray shower possible. here's the chance of a shower mainly east of our area. 95 corridor staying completely dry. if you're heading to football games, bring the poncho. no rain chance in our forecast to kick off the weekend. isolated chances today, dry tomorrow, isolated chance sunday. that's another cold front us down by sunday afternoon. highs to

it should be dry. dry through your evening. friday night football will be dry. dry through the apple fest and blossom's concert and high school football, dry weather there. here's the dry doppler network radar screen. things are looking great. off to the west, showers and thunderstorms here. a lot of this will fade away. but it will begin to track north and east. and the first little blips of rain will appear on our radar. most likely closer to 11:00 or midnightish. hour-by-hour 7:00 p.m. to assure you your evening will be okay. 7:00 tribes winning by now. your friday night football game is done. brad paisley is wrapping up. a few showers and thunderstorms near toledo. 80 medina. 80 akron. there is your akron shot. our cleveland temperatures are feels-like one degree warmer 83. a wider shot of the hour-by- hour. let's get you through more. here's 3:00 a.m. saturday. notice a lot of dryness out there. now 7:00 a.m. showers and thunderstorms beginning to take over 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. then we get a little, looks like a few hours of dryness right around lunchtime befo

we are in the dry area of town this morning. these large headi barriers seemed to have done their job to protect this part of towns on the other side there are some businesses and restaurants that have taken on water. the good news is the water is starting to go down here in cedar rapids. this morning ok live in newb of the city seems to have been by the worst. take a look behind me. we are in the dry area of town this seemed to have done their job to protect this part of towns on the other side there are some businesses and restaurants that have taken on water. gilbert... kwwl news. some areas of cedar rapids have been dealing with floods for days now -- you can see the high water in this neighborhood. as cedar rapids moves past the worst of the flooding... another iowa city is getting ready for it... the hesco barriers are in burlington. the river is already at flood stage.... and will rise another 4-feet by saturday. several weekend events plann or canceled... on saturday morning we were gonna have the american queen was supp

dry periods likely. wind: se 5-15 mph.weekend: a few lingering showers possible during the morning but drying by late returning in the afternoon. warm with highs around 80 on saturday cooling down to average in the lower 70s for sunday.rebecca in wx center today: more sunshine than clouds. starts cool but ends slightly above-average with highs in the lower to middle 70s. wind: se 5-15 mph. tonight: clouds return. rain possible by morning. lows around 60. wind: se 2-5 mph. friday: on and off showers and storms with highs in the low to middle 70s. dry periods likely. wind: se 5-15 mph. weekend: a few lingering showers possible during the morning but morning with sunshine returning in the afternoon. warm with highs around 80 on saturday cooling down to average in the lower 70s for sunday. with some major road projects already underway and others on the drawing board...there was a lot of anticipation ahead of this morning's announcement by governor scott walker about the department of transportation budget.

a waterlogged mayville-- still trying to dry out this morning. and piling sandbags outside saint john's, trying to protect it from the waters. the principal says within an hour-- the water had started running down the side of the school. student were evacuated from the school, as well as from parkview primary. today's classes at saint john's have been canceled while crews continue to clean up the mess. school officials hope classes will resume tomorrow. developing news now from the city's north side. one person is dead and another seriously injured after a last night near 27th and hadley. police say one of the victims may have been shot inside a car. a 34-year-old man died. a 24-year-old year old is in very serious condition so far no suspects are in custody. the fence around sherman park will stay down. at least until another court hearing at the end of the month. a milwaukee county judge extended a restraining order against sheriff david clarke in court yesterday. this all goes back to sunday when the county executive ordered the fence taken do

drying out new this morning... milwaukee police are looking for a suspect after a shooting left one man hurt. hurt.it happened in the area of palmer and center streets around 9:30 last night.police say an 18-year-old man was walking when he heard gunshots. he then realized he was shot. the victim was taken to the hospital.he is expected to survive. new details now as investigators continue to hurt a two-month old baby during a road rage incident.it happened sunday afternoon on i-43 near hampton.cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from glendale... to explain what investigators want you to be on the ?lookout? for this morning.kyle... this morning, investigators are looking for the shooter and believe they may be driving a newer lincoln. take a good look at this picture of a similar car. dark red or maroon lincoln "m- k-s" or "m-k-z"...four door sedan. a witness told investigators the car had very dark tinted windows. investigators have not released a liscene plate number.according to statistics given to cbs 58 from

weather a narrow ridge of high pressure moves to our west and that cut-off low is just far a mostly dry day today. highs will get into the low to mid 60s but may feel a bit cooler with a breezy ne wind at 10-20mph. the low drifts farther nw friday and into saturday causing showers to return to us into the weekend. highs slip back into the low 60s. we should dry up again on sunday with highs back in the mid 60s and we warm a little early next week. today: partly cloudy and windy. high: 66 dewpoint: 58 wind: ne 15-25 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays south side...outraged over a prostitution problem. the public safety committee will meet...to discuss a solution this morning deandra corinthios is live from city hall with the details. mpd says they get complaints every day about what is happening between 16th and 27th on greenfield. and leftover syringes on the sidewalk the milwaukee common council public safety committee will take up the issue at 9 this morning... at least two aldermen say the pr

through dry. that is going to cool us off into the lower 80s for thursday and friday. >> i'm excited about that. >> 80 degrees friday sounds really good. >> football weather. yes. >>> times 9:23. the blitz is next with highlights of the game of the week. our todd gibson had a front row >>> it's that time for the blitz and recap of the games of week. >> and. >>> big hits. >> the touchdowns. and all of the action. it's try day night. now, the blitz on cbs north >> well, it's no longer friday but we can still recap our high school football game of the week this morning. game of the week, southern temperature faced off against wake phil and if you are a spartan fan, i'm going to be honest with you, that was not pretty. todd gibson has the field. >> wakefield has one the best quarterbacks in the en tier state entire state, but the southern for him. but the difference this week is that the southern offense could not generate anything. when they did throw a strike, southern receivers could not haul it in

it looks like saturday will be our dry day, a completely dry day for us. most of us will see dry weather, high in the low 80s. the warmest spot around the sandhills, 83 fayetteville. we're fall into the mid-60s, going to feel good out there, especially early tomorrow morning, and i mentioned it gets hot in toasty this time of year, cold front drops ten degrees. that's north carolina in the fall for you. as we head towards sunday, small chance of a shower with the cold front, otherwise dry all weekend long, small rain chance as we head towards next monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. we'll only stay in the upper 70s through next tuesday. 6:50 on your friday morning. let's go ahead and check in with traffic. >>> it looks like we have that direction. we'll have more details on that before the end of our cbs north carolina broadcast. to our east, we have an accident this morning across johnston county, a rural area so not seeing much delays on the nearby highways. 222 westbound is where the accident is near peacock lane and will check in, the freeway, cr

. >> and i'm joelil there and expecting another dry day for colorado. >>> very dry for us today. south of denver and parts of the high country and western slope, we're getting gusty and humidity levels are dropping today. plus there is dry vegetation around so be extra careful with your holiday plans outside. >>> this is the news breaking out of denver this morning. a hit-and-run at 19th and chestnut. dpd did tweet out the pedestrian hit is in serious condition. you can see the police tape blocking off a portion of 19th and lanes that are blocked off along chestnut as well. we're working to gather more information and we'll pass it along to you as we get it. >>> a fast moving brush fire is prompting dozens to evacuate in larimer county. the star wood fire broke o yesterday in livermore west of fort collins. shawn chitnis is live there for us this morning. we understand it's threatening homes? >>reporter: yes, the conditions are a combination of dry conditions as well as the wind is what made this fire grow quickly. 300 acres in size within the first 24 hours of the fire, only 10%

families across milwaukee are hoping things dry out today after seeing flash flooding last night. we find julie collins live this morning near 38th and lincoln where they saw some of the worst of it - julie? good morning - this morning all calm in fact many of these streets returning to normal late last night... but around dinner time that rain fell quickly - making these streets look down and then shortly there after the wind... neighbors watched as trees snapped and fell onto the street making many of them impassable. however, car after car-- testing their luck - but many getting stuck. even those rushing to help had a tough time. 'and the emergency vehicles theyre having a hard time, the high point so now the emergency vehicles got to go around into the deep stuff, it makes it worse you know?' last night our crews saw about half dozen cars that needed to be towed away from this area. milwaukee d-p-w telling us they responded to over 40 cases of pounding. reporting live from 38th and lincoln - julie collins. fox 6 news. the fox6 storm center app can the fox6 storm center app can

then drying after midnight. and for friday morning commute, yes just one will start off with temperatures in the upper 60s. let's talk about what happened yesterday and kind of what's going on with our weather this week. i'll start with my luggest map. this is our -- ugliest map. it's a different setting on the satellite that orbits the planet and it deinspects the water vapor. so gray is a lot of moisture and orange is not a lot of moisture. but i want you to look right up here in the ohio valley. that's like a bowling ball heading down the lane, right? so that giant spinning is an upper level, way, way up in the atmosphere low pressure center. this is a big one. it's helping to contribute to moisture in our air, it's helping to contribute to instability, and everything just came together at the wrong way last night. unfortunately for a lot of us. so there's that upper level of low pressure. onnen of that we have this stationary front and a little bit of low pressure along that front. so that's aot there's a lo

drying out. lows in the lower 50s. wind: nw 10-15 mph.week ahead: mix of clouds and sun on thursday with highs right at average around 660. scattered shower chances return for friday and saturday. better chance for more rain friday. staying close to average to end with week with highs in the middle 60s becoming the upper fo drier conditions finally returning sunday. 3 3 roads are wet this morning so watch for slick spotsplan ahead as you hit the roads. there will be a full freeway closure of i-41 sb at watertown plank rd. through eb to i-894 sb system ramp will close overnight for work at the zoo interchange.at the stadium interchange the i-94 e/wb ramp to wis 175 will also close overnight for roadwork. 3 3 new this morning--- a garage and car are destroyed this morning... after an fire happened just before one a-m... in a detached garage at the back of a house.the garage and the car that was parked next to the garage... are a total loss.fire officials say... the roof of an ?auto body shop? is al

still nice and dry and then at 7:00 still looking dry. midnight still dry. i have to add that this is just a model. there are still chances for rain out there if you're headed out and about or happen to be going to the miranda lambert concert. so i wouldn't say that we're absolutely guaranteed to be dry it's looking good even with the isolated showers that they're not developing right on top of your conce. things are looking good especially as you're headed out there. the concert begins at 7:30 and looking decent. the fun run this one the flavor run yeah, you know, the smoke or whatever it is that they throw up during this one is flavorable. the state fairgrounds, temperatures nice and dry and by 10:00 we're warming up in the low 80s and by noon storms are unlikely and the heat is on around 87 degrees. lots of fun stuff to do over the weekend. if you're planning on heading to the beach i got that forecast up next. >>> the shocking reason these inside a photo booth are being shared all over social media and the lesson we can all learn from theft. >> a woman i

thursday, we should remain in-between system with dry sky likely. friday, a strong cold front approaches from the west and should generate some more showers and storms. going into the weekend, plan on highs to fall well down into the 70s with dry conditions and pleasant humidity. today: partly cloudy early, then turning mostly sunny. breezy and warm. wind: s 10-20 high: 87 tonight: partly cloudy. isolated storms low: 71 tomorrow: a chance of storms early, then again in the late afternoon. warm and muggy. wind: sw 10-20. high: 88 tom. night: storms become likely. heavy rain possible. wind: sw 5-15. low: 70 hermine may not be a tropical storm everyone on the eastern seaboard to remain cautious. reid binion reports. "right now, urge people to be careful, listen to your - to your life guards."new jersey governor chris christie... ...warning of the lingering danger from what forecasters are "rip currents are going to get fairly aggressive, even before you see any other type of outward manifestations."millions of residents are expected to continue feeling

we still dry for wednesday, thursday, frid. by saturday, tt slides off to the east, our next cold front arrives and that will bring us the next chance of rain. dry weather in the forecast until then. as for the 5:00 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center, hermine still has 65 mile per hour winds, gusting to 75 mile per hour. if those winds hit 74 miles per hour, hermine will be hurricane strength once again and it may strengthen as it sits over offshore the mid-atlantic, pushing off the coast of new england, making its trek out to sea by the end of this upcoming week. till keeping a close eye on, because the beaches of the northeast could be impacted. mostly sunny skies, across the sand hills. 84 degrees at fort bragg, fayetteville and raeford, dunn lillington and pinehurst, 82 goldsboro, 89 wilson and rocky 82 durham, 82 also raleigh, 81 hendn, 80 south hill, virginia. temperatures fall to 61 degrees, mostly clear skies, a comfortable night with calm winds, and our seven day has temperatures warm enough for your labo

tonight: lingering showers and storms possible but drying out by morning. still warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-15 mph.end of the week: mostly dry on thursday with just an isolated shower chance in the morning. staying warm in the 80s thursday before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chances for scattered and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rolls in sunday. today: scattered storms look likely throughout the day, especially in the afternoon and evening. some storms could have heavy downpours and isolated strong to severe storms are possible. stays hot and humid with highs in the middle 80s feeling as warm as 900. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: lingering showers and storms possible but drying out by morning. still warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-15 mph.end of the week: mostly dry on thursday with just an isolated shower before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chances for scattered showers and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rol

most of us will stay dry. if you're going to see wet weather, the best chance will be mainly around the sandhills because look at this, the stationary front still hanging off to our south, really going to bring the best rain chances towards south carolina and north carolina border, mainly dry with this front nearby. that finally moves off to our east. next front is in the wing through the ohio river valley tomorrow and won't bring us rain until thursday or friday. ahead of it, a temperatures so far this week will arrive on wednesday. the forecast is looking pretty good. noon, anything going on outside whether it's lunch, exercise, you're taking the kids for a walk, weather will cooperate. as we head towards 6:30 this evening, we're still, for the most part, on the dry side, isolated showers around the sandhills. as we head through our wednesday, look at this, dry in the morning, dry in the afternoon. make plans to be outside. forecast. 87 our high today in raleigh, 86 durham, 89 fayetteville. overnight tonight

a few dry hours midday. scattered light showers later in the day. >> dry to the south and wet to the north. looking downtown it is dry at wells and 43. construction around the zoo is wrapped up. the travel times are looking pretty good... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. happening now, a police officer in detroit is recovering in the hospital after shot while on patrol. tim has the new information. >> we are staying in touch with the abc station in detroit. they are reporting that actually a sergeant with the force there. he had surgery overnight an of being shot in the shoulder and we are told he's expected to be okay. this was the scene at the gas station where the shooting happened. the investigators say that the officer was on patrol and pulled up to a gas station and heard gunshots, a suspect is now in custody for the shooting. back to you. >> thank you, tim. the u.s. flexes the military might. near the border with north korea with the growing concerns. >> hillary c

. >>> very dry for us today. south of denver and parts of the high country and western slope, we're getting gusty and humidity levels are dropping today. plus there is dry vegetation around so be extra careful with your holiday plans outside. >>> this is the news breaking out of denver this morning.

stormtrace today will be dry and mainly sunny. temps are in the 60s in bit and may bring a few showers to our area by friday night and and tomorrow. today's highs will be in the mid 60s to low 70s with some areas of fog possible a few showers track through friday night and saturday with wednesday. most of our rivers are dropping rise a little in a few areas, although most areas will stay in minor flooding. we will be mainly dry, 60s in the state with 50s where showers to our area by friday today and tomorrow. today's into the upper 40s to mid 50s saturday with dry weather sunday back to the west a bit and may 60s to low 70s with breezy north fog possible by morning. more storms returns to the area friday with highs in the mid to upper 60s and northeast winds. a another chance of storms returns to the area tuesday and wednesday. hawkeye star died. the family of tyler sash says it's time to let the public have some of the things he cherished most. tyler was found dead in his home sale tomorrow in oskaloosa. hawkeye and new york gian

jet-dry?. for drier, shinier dishes. >>> theist sent nuclear capable super sonic bombers streaking over allied south cor row i can't, a way of sending a message to north carolina, the bombers were escorted by u.s. and south cor even jets -- tuesday. >>> well for this tuesday we are actually expecting pretty warm temperatures, temperatures climbing again into the upper 80s. right now comfortable if you are heading out the door 69 degrees. not a lot going on outside. i showed you earlier visibility maps showing fog across the sand hills no, rain out there this morning. majority of you are going to stay dry all day long, as far concerned with at 68 right now in durham, 69 in raleigh, 70 in milling ton. upper 60s in fayetteville. gold borrow checking in at 65 -- golds borrow checking in at 65. 76 at 10:00 a.m. nice mix of sun and clouds. dry at lunch time at 82. 87 degrees this afternoon, not very humid but a small chance sand hills. >>> alyssa, thank you. >>> the winners of the $487 million power

we are drying out today. we'll still see clouds linger through the first part of today, drying out. high temperature, warmer weather but drier weather for the forecast for the end of the your holiday weekend. details coming up. >> thanks, kristin. >>> 9:14 right now. after two decades in prison, a man is released in durham, his conviction overturned. >>> good saturday morning. time. right now is 9:16. cbs north carolina obtained the five-day report on the deadly officer-involved. officer b f burrell some was shot and wounded in the different he is expected to be okay. among the new details revealed in the police report, he caller is terry's girlfriend >>> durham police say that 80 cars were stolen in august alone in the city. that's 30 more than the regular monthly average. so, now, they are reminding you to lock your cars, hide your valuables and avoid leaving your cars running unattended. >>> wind gusts of over 40 miles per hour here in the triangle and, sometimes, close to 70 mile-per-hour along the coast. the severe weather brought the carolinas. county officials say there were

but the dry air giving us our pleasant weather leads to dry conditions. but also the afternoons are hot. we always use as an deserts are a dry hit. hotter than anyplace else. the drier the air is, the cooler it can get but hotter it can get in the afternoon as well. it's a give-and-take. the only rain is across the southern counties. there won't be much of that with temperatures back in the upper 80s. we hit 92 in tampa. look at these feels like temperatures. really not much higher than the actual air temperature. because the dew points are in the 60s. we have two days of this. upper 80s, low 90s, and higher dew points as well. 89 in tampa right now. there's the key. look at the dew point. any time that you see dew points in the 60s and it's still summer, it's a bonus. the winds are calm. a very pleasant afternoon and a dry one across the area. we ill hit 92. that's the dry heat that i was talking about. the we should -- the temperatures go higher. we hit 92 today. the record is 97. north of i-4 you can bank on dry weather, a pleasant start and i awarm fi

i think the majority of the area stays dry all day. that's thanks to this area of high pressure sitting up for northeast here. at least 70 skies, a mostly dry afternoon, we will get rid of that fog here this morning. we will see some sunshine today, as we headed to our day t omorrow. we may see a few showers creeping their way on shore as tropical depression julia starts to spin off the north carolina customer. upper '80s tomorrow, ahead of our next cold front which will push into the area on monday. this cold will bring us our best chance of rain all week. chance of a few isolated to scattered showers are best as we head into the start of the week monday afternoon. 10 i latest on tropical depression julia. winds 30 miles per hour gusting to 40, and it is pretty much stationary. sitting on the coast of africa right now with 45 mile-per-hour winds gusting to 60 miles per hour. latest track, on julia -- karl has us staying over the atlantic the lot -- next several days. likely strengthening into a category one hurricane by early thursday

to change as the low is starting to deepen storm fox radar showershehe we have had some periods of dry weather to the south but get akron cap commands had a pretty good pockethet was to the west and over in the philly is here as the showers continue to be developed later todayat will come out as more from the southeast and that the east it not so much from the south we will talk more about the temperaturesm up in the weekend forecast in just a little bit things a lot good morning what start on your roadways use caution as you go about your business at 271 southbound and they have overnight work by broadway so be aware of thatat slowly slid down to this construction zones and good and is goodness in part hollywood reopened between right and smithididonrt well its it kidsl its smash and grab time but will the video there we go west at one to seven in the rain that this of this happened this morning right before 2:00 o'clock now the vehicleioc was left running in the vehicle and apparently the suspects fled w i have to say r perhaps it a perhaps it wasn't a smash and graba police looked a

not going to be dry at the surface. it's still going to be hot and humid but up above and showers and storms try to get going they will be limited next few days. we're talking 20% coverage. much lower than the average which is about 30% to 40% this time of year. tropics still busy this time of year. karl and lisa are out there. we'll talk about kar there's the low continuing to provide us with about 20% to 30% rain chances the next tu days. it's not going to shut off the rain chances but do a number on it. as we look at futurecast, high resolution model, this one usually blows up things a little more so than they end up being. look at this, even this model not depicting much in the way of showers and storms. land masses. sure, it's been impacting cabo verde but it's headed to the north as it will intensify. karl has been a mess the last few days. very disorganized, dry air, strong winds up above. it limits intensity. now back to a tropical depression and won't even hit bermuda or near bermuda as a hurricane now. it's go

canton, you are dry. dover-new philly, you are dry. wooster, you're dry. even lorain, you've got a sprinkle near you. that is it. the main band of rain is now shifting off towards the north and east into lake, geauga, ashtabula, trumbull counties, but that, too, is going to get out of here, i would say by 7:00 p.m. i think 95% of us will showers here trying to move northward but they're actually fading out a little bit. watch these things. they're just kind of fading out these showers and thunderstorms here will do the same thing. here is the band. watch it go north. what is left at 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. for game time, just one, two, three, just a few isolated brief light rain showers. so a lot of you stay dry for your entire football game. tonight and we get a few more showers from the south but you have a window of a couple or three hours where just an isolated shower or brief sprinkle is likely for your evening. currently 62 cleveland, 63 akron, and ashtabula. there's 58 in ravenna. let's bring on up ravenna. humidity 100%. some haze and fog there in

we are dry. here's the first wave of rain along this warm front. that will come in after midnight tonight. the second wave of rain closer to the actual cold front that's comes in during the day tomorrow. so, your weather headlines basically for your saturday, saturday showers and thunderstorms. let's get right to it. currently dry in the power of 5. clouds will be in and out through the evening hours. here's wave number one along the warm front. here's the cold front here. that front is such a slow- moving front we'll have several batches of rain showers with embedded thunder saturday morning. finally the front moves through sunday late morning into the early afternoon. lower 80s elyria and medina to akron and canton. 84 dover new philly. it is warm out there. tribe game will be dry this evening. get out and cheer on the first place indians. we are talking 80s. that was the wrong graphic my computer loaded. we are talking low aridisol to tart the game. with temperatures falling through the 70s through the ball game. 2:00 a.m. a few showers towards

the front will be more of a dry front than a cold front as temperatures wont dip much but dewpoints will fall nicely. high pressure moves in from the west to give us sun by this afternoon but that wont last as another low arrives later friday into saturday with next low but saturday afternoon and we can enjoy some cool, fall-type air by sunday afternoon with highs slipping to the low 70s. we stay in the seasonal range for early next week but slip to the cooler side by midweek. today: cloudy with a few early showers then clearing to mostly sunny by the later afternoon. becoming less humid with falling dewpoints. high: 84 dewpoint: 68 wind: w 5-10 mph traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays many communities in the milwaukee area saw flash flooding last night. we find julie collins live this morning near 38th and lincoln where they saw some of the worst of it - julie? good morning - this morning all normal late last night... but around dinner time that rain fell quickly - making these streets look more lakes the ra

there's dry weather ahead.t the extended forecast to show you when we can expect to see more wet weather coming in once autumn arrives. that is right around the corner. >> we have our autumnal oranges on. >> autumnal. i guess that's orange. >> this is flyers orange by the way. >> there we go. i'm so ready. >> whenever they're doing well, this is what i wear. next time i wear it, it will look like it's brand new. 420, watching construction, down to one lane on the northbound side. all this traffic is merging on to the northbound side. you can see them almost making a hard left to get over here past the cones. all of this other traffic is already down to one lane from three. we are seeing a little bit of a delay approaching the scene. this is heading towards the philadelphia international airport. so if you have to catch a flight, you may be stuck in a little bit of traffic before you get there. give yourself extra time and plan that before you head out the door. construction on the vine street expressway, we're

dry on thursday with just an isolated shower chance in the morning. staying warm in the 80s thursday before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chancefor scattered showers and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rolls in sunday. 3 3 roads will be wet for the morning commute..plan on some extra time as you hit the roads.the national ave on ramp to i-894 south is now closed until the end of roadwork along the i-894 south corridor.there will be a full closure overnight of i-894 nb greenfield ave. for equipment mobilization.i-41 sb will also close overnight from watertown plank rd. through the zoo for bridge and roadwork at the zoo our ?top? story at five--- the debate over operating hours at milwaukee's sherman park.... could be settled today. it's been a political fight between sheriff david clark this weekend. weekend.cbs 58's julie parise is live at the courthouse where a decision will likely be made later today. julie? later this afternoon we're expecting a milwaukee county circuit judge to rule on the re

we really don't dry it out. but if you need that dry weather for their weekend, i'm thinking that sunday is your best shot. rain, but the hit and miss scattered showers that will come in for a little while and leave and come back in and leave. it will be persistent if it makes sense, then monday we're dry with your golf game day monday. >> stay inside and watch some football. >> or some baseball. >> yes, indeed. >> disturbing video and details are emerging about the abduction of the 9-year-old girl. assaulted the child before letting her go. and just wait until you hear how he was able to lure her away. >> a new solution to prevent a growing crime as you can see it right there. we are digging into the idea that could stop their smash and grab robberies for good. >> but first the backlash against a breast-feeding mother. what happened after police tried to arrest this woman for deputy threatens to arrest a breast-feeding mother in georgia. >> reporter: savannah euclid was interrupted by this sound. one-month-old

we are dry and quiet here for the morning and again, anticipating this to stay dry and quiet today, too. for the most part, again, we do anticipate things to be very quiet morning forward. areawide, we have the actual air temperatures that are primarily here on the order of upper 40s to lower 50s. that's actually a very comfortable stuff here for this time ofe year and the feels like the season. this is what we anticipate in terms of wind speeds. here is pinpoint futurecast, 5 toul 15 this morning and then they turn more toward the west as they are now, anywhere from 15 to 25. you'll definitely feel it today. it will be a cooler and breezy day and some of those gusts will be as high as 30 miles per hour. they'll settle back down once we lose the sunlight later today in the first alert forecast, temperatures normal highs around 70. we are mostly sunny and windy for today. for tonight, getting back down there well down to the 40s and clear and cool, again, the wind will shut off nicely once we get past midnight. nine-day forecast. 66 and 54 on wednesday. there will be midweek cloud cover.

tonight: lingering showers and storms possible but drying out by morning. still warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-15 mph.end of the week: mostly dry on thursday before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chances for scattered showers and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rolls in sunday. 3 today: scattered storms look likely throughout the day, especially in the afternoon have heavy downpours and isolated strong to severe storms are possible. stays warm and muggy with temps around 80 this afternoon. wind: sw 5-15 mph with some lake spots feeling an onshore wind at times.tonight: lingering showers and storms possible but drying out by morning. still warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-15 mph.end of the week: mostly dry on thursday with just an isolated shower chance in the morning. staying warm in the 80s thursday before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chances for scattered showers and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rolls in sunday

some showers may morning but we dry up by saturday afternoon. highs will be in the low 70s friday but warm into the upper 70s for saturday. sunday will be dry with highs in the mid to upper 70s and we stay well above average into the middle of next week. today: partly sunny. high: 76 dewpoint: 60 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: increasingly cloudy. low: 62 dewpoint: 61 wind: se 5-10 mph friday: periods of rain with a chance for thunderstorms. high: 74 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 5-10 then becoming partly sunny. am low: 63 high: 78 dewpoint: 66 wind: w 5-10 mph sunday: mostly sunny. am low: 57 high: 76 dewpoint: 57 wind: sw 5-10 mph monday: partly sunny. chance of showers overnight. am low: 55 high: 80 dewpoint: 59 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny. am low: 62 high: 78 dewpoint: 56 wind: s 5-10 mphforecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell the area of high pressure that moved in yesterday is on the move to the east. winds will start to shift to the se and we will warm up a couple of degrees today with highs in the mid 70s. as th moves our way

we go dry, wet, dry, wet, dry, wet, than kind of all wraps around together. showers off to the east in should be county, and also extreme western sections of huron county. the big picture shows we have more dry air that is off to the south, but we also have another line of showers. cake, jelly, cake, jelly. we are in the cake, jelly, and then back to cake. that's what i'm going to be having this weekend. little debby, come on down girlfriend. we're going to have a party. oh i love jelly rolls. any way, there's our circulation with this upper-level low. it's moving northward. the whole idea is basically this area is going to move northward as well, which will put us in more dry air, cake, jelly, rain. that is good news. let's take a look at your hour- by-hour forecast. we have standard rain that could be heavy at times coming through tonight. once we get into the start of the day tomorrow, dry periods are expected. we might even got to see some peaks of sun. by the time we're in the noon hour, temperatures are long way with these type of scenarios. we could ge

we are still dry in milwaukee. we probably see dry weather through 7:00 a.m. the showers and storms to the west are losing a little of the punch. now, more showers and storms down to the southwest. we have a fairly active day ahead thunderstorms. could be seeing downpours and lightning. outside this morning, kind of a pretty look head. a little sliver of sunshine is trying to sneak in, but the clouds are going to fill in. upper 60s right now. it is a warm start to the day. we bounce up in the afternoon. it is afternoon that we should 9:00 a.m. this morning a couple of showers, maybe a thunderstorm. late morning another batch moves through. in the afternoon, a little break, but afternoon and evening that a couple more showers, maybe a thunderstorm gets going. i would bring the umbrella to the high school football games, it could be needed from time to time. i don't think that the games are washed out. all right, forecast for the weekend, saturday and sunday, sunny to partly cloudy skies. 70s to 80 degrees. then monday a late day shower, but we start out fall wa

mostly sunny skies and dry conditions with low humidity. what was once hurricane hermine and tropical storm hermine is what we call post tropical -- this means it is still a strong storm with 65 mile an hour tropical but it will cause issues for folks in the northeast. we will keep a close eye on th. the high pressure center to tuesday sides to the southeast wednesday through friday -- temperatures heat up and we are dry with temperatures back into the 90s. this weekend the high slides offshore and a small rain chance heading our way with saturday -- with comfortable here is the advisory from the national hurricane center -- the center of circulation off the mid-atlantic coast -- 60 mile per hour winds gusting to 75 moving to the northeast at 12 miles an hour -- not moving fast -- it will stolen area for the next few days before finally making its trek out to the open atlantic ocean. temperatures over the ocean a little warm which is why hermine is going to we gain strength a little and may hurricane force wind -- it will make its way over

early saturday morning but we dry up by saturday afternoon. highs will be in the low 70s friday but warm into the upper 70s for saturday. sunday will be dry with highs in the mid to upper 70s and we stay well above average into the middle of next week. today: partly sunny. high: 76 dewpoint: 60 wind: se 5-10 mph = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays were learning more details about a single vehicle crash morning. two people are dead... another clinging to life - julie collins joins us live from the crash site with more - julie? police say the driver of the s-u-v was drunk... and didnt even have a drivers license. charges were filed against the driver yesterday... while family members gathered for a vigil... according to the criminal complaint - .24-year old trejon price was driving the s-u-v. he allegedly told police hospital he had been 'out at the club drinking with friends' - the s-u-v rolled over and hit a utility pole. the crash left 31 - year old nielya niel-ya owens unconsciousness and on a

staying dry. overnight tonight into tomorrow, the winds out southwest start to pull up more humidity and more rain chances. you add the humidity into the air, and in this case, with the front coming along, it will produce some showers and look at the humidity levels continue to go up through the day tomorrow. all right, let's take a look at the average high temperatures for today, which are 72 for concord. that's the normal or average. so far we're only up to 56, but the record is 89 degrees for year, and 84 degrees with port portsmouth. of course, we won't be getting too close to that, upper 70's likely to concord today. high, thin clouds out there, but the clouds we're paying attention to are ones spalling showers in the midwest right now and that front heading toward us, through the day tomorrow. and it stalls. and sometimes, that seems like a pain when fronts stall, but in this case, it's very welcomed. as it will stall sunday night and hang around monday. high pressure protecting us today. an

most of hillsborough county is pretty dry. and as we look around rye and into manatee county, we do have some heavier downpours. it's just hit or miss across the area. nothing that is too widespread. pretty much on target with what you would expect this year. temperatures are in the low 80s right now. you can see clearwater reporting a little bit of rain out at the airport. we will continue to see the hit and miss showers and bubbling up for the several hours in fact. we will have a chance for rain after sunset tonight, all the way through to midnight. take a look at futurecast. you can see this is a little overdone. we're not seeing as much rain. but the lighter green tones is where the rain isn't reaching the ground. the heavier downpours are on target with what we're seeing on radar at the moment. through 8:00, we continue to see the rain bubbling up. again, not terribly widespread but a decent amount of coverage. we will have isolated heavy at night. so we're not completely dry until after midnight. even at midnight, we ma

otherwise lots of dry time in the forecast. starting dry this morning. any issues on the roads, matt? >> it is nice and quiet. the volume is light and the pavement is dry. the head lights coming eastbound stadium interchange. it is a decent ride at this point. green is showing full freeway speeds. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. this sunday marks 15 years since the september 11th terror attacks. now the american flag hoisted by the firefighters apt ground zero center after disappearing. the flag is on display at the 9/11 museum in new york. the flag was the centerpiece of an iconic photo that emerged after the terror attacks. >> north korea says it conducted a nuclear next explosion. tim? earthquake and picked up in south korea. north korea is saying they are examining the power of the nuclear war heads. president obama had been briefed on this situation and returned to washington overnight after the trip to asia. the white house press secretary says the president spoke to japan and south korea. it is the most power

the dry air is up above. here at the surface it's still going that makes it feel much hotter than that. 90-degree high for today. quick check of the tropics, here's karl till going to bermuda. eventually as a cat 1 or 2 hurricane before making that hook to the right. and lisa will do the same. it's not going to bother anyone. it's going to continue to head to the north. then we have another system off of africa that we'll be talking about the next few days as the tropics really in the atlantic basin now have heated up bigtime. the extended 7-day forecast >>> quick check of traffical almost 4:37. live look at i-4 at branch forbes road. checking the roads again in 15 minutes. >>> we're expecting new details about the planned launch of ferry service between downtown st. petersburg and tampa. a conference set for 10:00 this morning near downtown tampa about this. >>> a community workshop about the tampa bay express project is tonight, it was earlier this month because of tropical storm hermine at the time. it's 6

outside at the moment, it is dry in milwaukee. 63 degrees. the wind is going to turn to the lake effect rain showers later the morning. sheboygan the flag is moving there. kids headed out to the bus stop, possibly a sprinkle or two. once they exit the bus, coming home from school, drying out this amp with a mix of sun and clouds. on the playground, a brief shower from time to time. matt is headed out to news chopper 12. how is the >> the freeway pave sment drying off. just take it easy this morning. it is in the process of drying off. right now, the volume is light across the freeways as well. construction is wrapped up and things are looking good. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> happening now, kenosha police are looking for whoever robbed three banks yesterday. tim, what do we know so far? >> all three robberies happened in a 35 minute span. the thief targeted two chase banks and one johnson bank. the first one happened around 2:00 p.m., the second was just 12 minutes later and then the third, 22 minutes

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