temperatures will top out in the middle to upper 70s and we'll keep an easterly wind around to help keep the air dry. i hope you can at least step outside once today to enjoy this fresh air. this evening will once again be cool. low temperatures will drop into the low 50s. however, this evening winds will shift to the southeast. this will start to draw in moister and warmer weather. expect your saturday to be slightly warmer. high temperatures will warm near 80 degrees. winds will continue out of the sou mph. from here on out the temperatures rise and so does the mugginess. by the beginning of the workweek you can expect middle 80s and humid conditions. today: mostly sunny. wind: e 5-10. high: 77 alo: 77 dbq: 76 iow: 78 74 to 80 tonight: clear. wind: light se. low: 52 alo: 53 dbq: 52 iow: 53 49 to 55 brea? an iowa couple vacationing south of the florida panhandle won't be getting much sun today. annette and todd gohlmann of ames got to clearwater beach yesterday. these are pictures with hermine arriving just hours after they got there, the gohlmanns say they didn't waste any time indoors. " the wate

dry air helps us out here. cash washing time next few days. ve upper 70s this morning and 90, still hot and humid at the surface but up above that dry air gets us down to 20% as far as thunderstorms. more on that in the extended forecast coming up >>> >>> a little girl takes a shine >>> 5:45. on this early wednesday morning. a miami construction worker is in critical but stable condition now for being struck by lightning. he was working on the top floor of the large building you saw tuesday afternoon when a storm moved in. the project manager told a local tv station he ordered workers to evacuate but it was too late. that victim was awake and talking on the way to the hospital so that is a good sign. he's expected to recover. >>> a farm in kentucky is the scene of a rare birth. double take. here's why. calf was born there with two heads. the calf can stand with assistance but that doesn't bother the farmer's daughter who adopted it as a pet. >> he has two heads but i'm ok with that. >> i say she was lucky to live and our 5-year-old says that's

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

map and that dry air is filtering down all day today. you could see it. this is the water vapor imagery, the red of course means dry air tropical moisture. tomorrow, it doesn't move much. if you want to see rain, you head south. if you want to see dry weather, stay in tampa bay where rainfall coverage will be less than 20 percent, if that. temperatures now not bad. tallahassee 73. gainsville 72. brooksville 77 early today. there were upper 60s. tampa is 71. and slightly lower dew points in gainsville, mid afternoon dew point of 64. that's a nice bonus for early september but it's not going to stay around much longer. obviously, with the peak of the hurricane season here, we have to drag all the invest of waves in the atlantic. the good news is at least in the short term, the one wave -- this one here was coming off the coast of africa about a week ago and looked very impressive, moved all the way across the a lot of wind in the caribbean, no development from this. there's another one, this orange here indicates a moderate chance of develo

we have dry air that will limit rain coverage so i think interior counties will see the most coverage. there it will be only 20% so mostly dry today, upper 70s to lower 80s. that dry air by the way is up above, several thousand feet. here below we're still looking at humidity.

dry air aloft. this allows las vegas to continue with mainly sunny above normal for this time of year. this afternoon, cit wide temperatures should range between 97 and 102, possibly 103, degrees with winds out of the west/southwest between 5 and 15 mph. we hold this patter clear now to an interview you'll only after her boyfriend is accused of beating her 19 month old son to death. duarte jeremiah fayne is now behind behind br degree murder charge. pamela walker tells us-- she moved here with fayne and her two young sons from denver to start a new life. according to fayne's arrest report, walker was at work last friday... when her 5 year old son says he watched the boyfriend hit the toddler on the head... and then throw him onto the bed. 34:24/pamela walker/mom "i don't know how to feel-i'm just so numb- devastated." (butted with) :34:50/walker "i should have been there to fayne reportedly told police that walker was responsible for the little boy's death. north las vegas police department is makin

and the air very dry with breezes all weekend.... and now moisture heading our way. ................ temps back to warmer low 90s today then a chance for showers this week and cooler. the moisture and chance for rain and thunderstorms coming up from the south from a system set up over southwest texas. ............ upper 80s starting tomorrow through the rest of the week and rest of september. no more 100s for the month and likely for the year now. thanks, sherry. now to michael for back to you! >>> back to you! >>>> if you like to spend your weekend ... or weeknights with an adult beverage in hand .. you may soon be able to say forever. ((brian loftus)) >> according to time magazine-- a british researcher has discovered a synthetic british researcher has discovered a synthetic alcohol that allows drinkers to enjoy the sensation of being drunk without the negative side effects. it's called alcosynth. it effects the brain the same way as alcohol but doesn't cause mouth dryness, nausea, or headaches. the people behind the study say alco

this is giving us the comfortable dry air. it's also allowing for light winds, so there will be a sea breeze this afternoon, wall-to-wall sunshine all day long. gh that sea breeze is going to hold the coast in the lower 70's while inland areas sneak into the upper 70's. a delightful start to the week. let's get you out to the roads. good morning, olessa. >> live look outside. check of the pike. this is eastbound heading to the top of the screen. you can see a few flashes of light. overnight construction. not much this morning. let's get to the maps. if you're heading out on 93 expressway clearing. south of town your find, and the road work on 128 northbound it will be gone a few minutes. north of town, you're fine. we're expecting trains and buses to start the morning on schedule. that's a look at your traffic. >> and the kick is no good. >> it goal. there's certainly a big win for the backup quarterback jimmy garoppolo. >> doug meehan is live outside the stadium with this key victory. >> hi, emily. no tom brady. no ron gronko

saturday morning slightly drier air working its way down the peninsula. a lot of dry air aloft to the north may help lower our rain chances, but they're still there both saturday and sunday. tomorrow 40%, temps very close to averages, degrees. overnight low temperatures upper 70s, just a reflection of the high humidity well into september. when you see the warm overnight lows which are a little above normal, you know the humidity is still quite high. is that thank you, steve. >> you bet. >> thank you, steve. >> you bet. >>> the rays try to keep their long playoff hopes alive. afraid to set lofty goals in sports. >> did you know the 2016 tampa bay heart walk is just around the corner? we need your help raising $100,000. kia is matching the first $50,000. you can go to www.wfla.com/heartwalk for details. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrif

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dry air, though. 91. slightly below average tonight, with the lower humidity down to 74. 20% rain chance again tomorrow. but then the humidity starts creeping up and our rain chance goes to 30% thursday, friday, and 40% saturday and sunday. >>> scam artists are always working hard to clever ways to trick you. but our investigator, shannon behnken has the latest scams you need to look out for. >>> a tampa woman was excited when an e-mail came, touting easy catch as a secret shopper. walgreens ads make it look like it's from the store. it promises $300 per assignment. but it takes just seconds to see red flags. g mail account. i did some digging. and this appears to be a variation on a popular scam that uses a variety of store names. next up, if you get a facebook friend request from someone you're already friends with, decline it fast. crooks are creating fake facebook pages, then targeting real friends. from information on your profile page, like your status updates, location, date of birth and photos, th

we'll have clear skies tonight, the winds are light and the air is dry. that's good cooling, tomorrow the dry air, a nice recovery on the temperature. the highs are expected in the 70s. that might be low, but mid-70's look to be a good bet, there's another nice part, the dew point expected to remain in the 50s to 60s. nice low levels. with that system blocking the eastern united states, all the rain is expected to be to the west of us until that the atlantic ocean, by labor day we'll see a front approach us and that will be the next chance for showers and thunderstorms. tonight things are quiet and cool, 51 for lows in the northwest, 56 or 57 in the far south. for tomorrow, more sunshine, the picture-perfect day. most of the temperature 7 4 to 78 degrees. and the winds out of the hour. extended forecast looks great for friday and saturday. next week it turns warmer and more humid. especially on land or day it -- labor day itself. >>> next, it's one of the last long weekends to cruise on the water. we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy sou

we've got this dry air moving in from the west from california, and the pockets of dry air extends from san diego into phoenix, and it doesn't days. with futurecast, you notice we don't get development as we head to sunday and monday. we start to see in the early morning hours the tropical moisture heading to southern california and that is where it heads first and best chance to see showers for us here in the valley, probably on wednesday and thursday. other areas could see it on tuesday. evening planner, we're going to and overnight lows are cool, 72 expected for phoenix. and 71 for bullhead city. temperatures for tomorrow, 105 for bullhead city and 103 for phoenix. and 78 for flagstaff. looking at your week. a few clouds on monday and a evening on tuesday for a sprinkle. temperatures drop to the 90s on wednesday and thursday. >>> it's been a day across the america. cardinals coach is no bruce wayne but he's suave. he may not have a bat signal but he's the beacon of hope. they have to protect from the joker. but they're prepared. winston plays fantastic and the defense needs a justice

as i mentioned, the drier feeling air for some and you can see thursday afternoon, the dry air limits the amount of rain we see in the forecast, favoring the southern spots. so for thursday, a high of 91, 20% rain chance, little higher friday with the additional friday, saturday, but that is probably still lightly be-- slightly below normal. next week, perhaps more of a typical pattern, mostly afternoon and evening activity, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. keep in mind as we head closer to the month of october, we are trending down as we get into late september into october with lower rain chances and eventually some drier and cooler air. but not yet. >> you are mean when you say it like it is so close and yet it >> thank you. >>> campaign sign thieves strike one man's lawn, several times and, boy, he has had enough. >> he has, see how one donald trump supporter booby trapped the sign to keep it from being stolen. >>> you can join jen, julie and me on great 38 from 8:00 to 9:00, hope to see you there. - marco. - polo. - marco. - polo. marco. marco? marco? but it's not a game and working

dry air moving in from the north and a much-welcomes period of dry air through thursday before we start to up the rain chances through week's end. current temperature, 79, a dewpoint of 72. you take a look at the do you d, sitting in the low to mid 70's. here is your satellite and radar. a lot of shower activity dissipating with the loss of the daytime heating. still with a batch of showers that worked down the peninsula, and this is what i'm talking about. there is hermine and you trace back that finger of moisture tracing all the w the northside of it this is where we have dry air. overnight, should be drying out over the next couple of hours. otherwise, elsewhere we are dry. tomorrow we start to see showers and thunderstorms pop up, and they build once they hit that west-coast see b sea breeze ando could be big afternoon storms well. clearing for the day tomorrow, 91, scattered will afternoon storms building west, but by tuesday just a couple of isolated storms, otherwise sunny and hot, and 91. winds out of the east, a like chop, gulf temp, 82. and tomorrow, a lot of outdoor activiti

high pressure is being supported by dry air within the southwes vegas to keep to sunny skies. however, at the same time, the jet stream dips out of the north and extends into central nevada; pulling in cooler air from alaska! this means high temperatures will be several degrees cooler than our normal value of 98 degrees! expect las vegas to range between 90 and 95 degrees with winds at a mild west/southwest. mainly sunny skies look to extend clear into the next weekend but high temperatures will slowly increase. mid to upper 90s pop into the valley by tomorrow and hold into wednesday and by thursday upper 90s and low 100s take over once again. by the weekend, we peak with heat! highs look to range between 98 not too hot but, it will be a few degrees above normal for this time of year. right now here's a live look from lido beach, new york. people there are bracing for hermine as it marches up the east coast. you can see the waves coming in-- we've been watching surfers go into the water, but things aren't looking too crazy yet. an update this morning on the the fire department

dry air, very, very close to us. we're on the west edge of dry air and tomorrow, there will be a see breeze boundary in play south of tampa bay. most of the weekend will be rain free with temperatures up near 90. no longer a tropical storm. now a tropical depression. simply too much sheered and too much dry air. it's moving west at 2. eventually it will be be picked up by a trough. by monday, it will be a remnant low. we will say good-bye to an uneventful storm, julia. it will continue to move west and northwest. it will fight dry air and cheer for another 3-4 days. the good news, it appears to me, the trough is going to pick this up and turn karl away from the united states. that will be happening 5-7 days from now. done. and the same thing on sunday. as we go to mid to late september. the rainy season, came down a bitment the days is getting shorter. it's awfully tough to support. moonlit tonight. mix the clouds and sun tomorrow, afternoon storms and especially -- most of y sunday should be dry. few afternoon storms

we're not getting raining -- rain today, the front that triggered the storms, and this dry, comfortable air is working on in, and the humidity is going to stay down today, and tomorrow, as well, and you will notice it pick up a bit here on wednesday. so it's a, with the dry air in place, cools down at night and that's where we're finding this morning, a lot of 40s showing up on the map, and 41 the cold taunton 44, we have got upper 40s all the way to the south coast and worcester county, 53 in worst. some lower 50s in the cape this morning month. and we jump up nicely this afternoon. mid and upper 70s inland, and the wind turns on the shore so low 70s along the coastline. and it should be near 70 if you are headed to fenway for the game. it's going to cool off quickly and we're in the 60s over the course of the game, and falling back into the 50s, and most spots tonight, another comfortable night for sleeping, and cool, dry air in place to start tomorrow, ahe shift to the southwest, so we warm it up tomorrow, and here's the next front that will trigger the showers and thunderstorms. that ho

then we'll get back to where we should have been all week without the dry air. afternoon thunderstorms. the tropics remain quiet right now. if you go a little farther east, the streamers will continue to be the case throughout the day. dry air from tampa to the north and south. a little more moisture to work with. as the heating of commences, the showers tend to have a better environment to develop unlike farther north. once again, south of polk and heading into bradentonton even now, hillsborough getting in on 20% carver often as far -- coverage as far as showers. we do get more moisture heading into the weekend 40% coverage. 60% is what we're thinking as far as the national hurricane to the north. the environment here has been hostile for any waves to develop. 91 with the afternoon showers and storms to the south otherwise the extended forecast will double the rain coverage. we'll keep it that way so you can plan ahead. are low 90s despite the cooler start with the0s. we flashing lights are never good. >> ivan always gets the sneak peek on what's going on behin

behind it more cool dry air for the end of the week. we'll break it down right now as the eyeopener continues. >> now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener -- >> a missed kick stealing the win for the patriots in arizona. jimmy garoppolo's first career start and the dramatic moment before this game started. >> hillary clinton stumbling in new york. the health diagnosis keeping her off the wearing body cameras today. what the union is saying about forced participation. it's on the eye for this monday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5's eyeopener. >> also on the eye this morning, it's full of temptation and potential. how instagram can help you make smart food choices. good morning, i'm emily riemer. >> feels like september. >> i turned on the heat in the car. >> i know it. you had the windows open. >> yesterday i had the a.c. cranked. today -- >> not anymore. a breather the next couple of days. boston a little deceiving. it is 60 degrees in the city right now. but i want you to notice that

most of us staying dry again for today, as we have limiting factors here dry air above and that will keep us quite dry, i think. rain chances are 20%. temperatures are climbing into the low 90s, which means the humidity will make it feel about 100. >>> watching the road on the live drive cam. he's on 275 heading southbound around bush. traffic is light out there this time of the morning. no crashes and breakdowns to slow you down. we're checking cameras across the bay area. here is what it looks like at the howard frankland bridge. less than ten minutes to guess across all three bridges. a live look at i-4 at the polk parkway. traffic is light out there. it will take you 22 minutes to get from downtown tampa. we are all in the green. i-4, 275 over in pinellas county. >>> 5:01. for the third night in a row, protesters filled the streets. >> these demonstrations were mostly peaceful unlike overnight wednesday. a protester who was shot wednesday died from his protesters are calling for the release now of the dash cam and body cam footage that shows the moment scott was killed. scott's fa

the next question is, well, how long do we get to keep the dry air? you see it's dry across north florida. the more humidity is down to the south. today for the most part, this red color. watch through the day tomorrow though, the dry air begins to retreat back to the north. and we will be in a transition day tomorrow. and it will feel more humid. and without a lot of rain but as the moisture continues to up. by the way, we are closing in on the peak of hurricane season which is considered to be september 10th. the most hurricanes or tropical systems are formed around september 10th. the good news as i track across the atlantic ocean, there's only one wave off africa and it has about a 70% chance of developing in the next five days. today enjoy the sunshine. 19degrees. 20% rain chance. more humid but still the 20% continue to increase through the weekend, guys. >>> and across america this morning, what was hurricane newton is now a tropical storm as it makes land fall in mexico and heads southwest. here are people in the state of arizona now starting t

we've seen rain bands march in from the ocean but as they move farther inland they are encountering dry air and dry air chews up this beneficial rain so you will have a little more rain on cape and islands this evening then it all winds down overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> anchor: strong winds and dangerously high waves closing multiple beaches to swimmers today. like you can see this surf here do you remembering what is typically one of the busiest weekends of the year. kimberly book man live in orleans with a look at some of the conditions there >> reporter: we are live here on nauset beach where you can see behind me the police tape. they have roped off this area, no swimming allowed. no people allowed on the beach and this is why. take a look at the water behind me. the wind absolutely churning it. the waves huge. there are big rip current and lifeguards out here as well as the what bore master say it simply is unsafe to be here.. tractors roll on to nauset beach to pick up and remove every high winds down blow them away. t

by the time we get to tonight that northeast flow will begin to pull that dry air and we're done but at that point too late to really get dry air today here. so rain chances going down but beginning tomorrow. the rest of the tropics still not even at the peak, a couple of weeks from that but 30% chance of this very benign- looking wave though it's impacting the antilles with showers and storms moving towards the west. the form of wind shear and hopefully that will keep it at bay but right now looks like a 30% chance of that developing. 83 water temperature. that's also changed. daytime highs now beginning to inch a little south. we're not going to really notice it for another month or so but east winds today going north this afternoon. with temperatures the next fewtase where they should be for this time of year, 90. overnight lows in the mid-70s. and there's that rain chance going from today at 50, tomorrow 10% to 20% and slowly but surely back which is still pretty average for this time of year. highs the rest of the week and into next weekend near 90. >>> 9:46. still ahead -- one s

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air dry, 39% relative humidity. few showers, thunderstorms too offshore but that is about all in terms of precip, that is why we saw the cooler number in venice, temperatures have dropped in spots but mostly southern areas today. david sent us a picture, offshore rain, kind of what we saw on radar, the rain in the gulf of mexico, maybe even a few lightning strikes out there but not much precip across land areas, larger thanks to the get friday. 9:00 p.m., 81, warm, few clouds around. 75 dries at 7:00 a.m., mostly sunny, only 20% rain chance, similar pattern in the area for tomorrow. 91 degrees, currently in tampa, dew point, 67, a nice number for this time of year. even the difference between 75, 76-degree dew point and 67 is noticeable. so at least at the location at the airport, and other spots, it will feel slightly drier air in place. dew points are winter haven, lakeland. bartow, 65. 63, crystal river. obviously quite higher, 77 degree number in venice and north port. drier air to the north, moist air to the so

when the water vapor loop shows sunken to the south and we have dry air channeling its way into the area. we are going to start to see the changes, the dry air will move out and the moisture south will, moving into southern california before it shifts east. the tropical moisture gives us a chance for showers middle of the week. jumping ahead to tomorrow morning, absolutely nothing throughout the day sunday. early-morning monday and still no cloud cover, by seven a clock the moisture will push into southern california we don't see any moisture or cloud cover push into our state, until monday night. 72 the expected overnight low tonight, we will see 36 for flagstaff, 45 show low and 61 phoenix, 88 prescott. looking at the 7-day forecast, 105 expected monday, chance of showers tuesday night through thursday. temperatures in the 90s by wednesday. >>> it's batman day across america cardinals coach bruce errands is not bruce wayne buddy is suave. hema signal, he is the valleys beacon of hope. they are prepared for the buccaneers invasion. james winston is playing fantastic and the defense need

and dry air hermine is ton. weakening pressure off the coast line. we'll stay with dry air. tulsa is 97. chicago a 90. 88 in columbus, hoy. tonight we'll go mostly not bad. a low of 74, that's a bonus. tomorrow mostly sunny, hot, storms south of tampa bay. slightly better on thursday. mostly south of tampa bay and 91. and winds east-northeast. heat and humidity and temperatures in the 90s. >> now to a happy anchor man. >> you stayed up. >>> reprimanded a judge tells his side of the story. >> it was a rough day to stand there and accept the punishment. that's judge holder for going too far to help a veteran. he said he would do it over. his sentence stirred controversy. a former stanford swimmer out of jail after three months for raping an unconscious women. what he is doing at his parent's home in ohio. that's at 6:00. >>> donald trump's poll vault. what is driving his rise in the i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again". but trump made his shirts in bangladesh. his ties in china. outsourced his products and jobs to

right now we have fairly dry air in the northern portion of the state of florida. more moisture to the south. that dry air has been keeping our rain chances low the last couple of days. only a 20% shot of rain today. that increases in the coming days. back up to the 40% range. rays playing host to the red soxs this afternoon at the trop at 6:10 this evening. 86 degrees. it will be warm the rain chance will be a bare minimum. coming up we'll have a check of your college football forecast and a detailed look at the weekend forecast. >> thank you very much. >>> today avoiding mosquito bites is the best protection to fight the zica virus. today hillsborough county is taking steps to make sure the bugs don't have a place to breed. mary mcguire is live in tampa. tell us where mosquitoes like to breed. >> reporter: well mosquitoes water. as you well know, we have had a lot of rain in our area over the past couple of months. that's left a lot of standing water in the area creating a perfect breeding ground for these bugs. that's why hillsborough county is hosting a free tir

dry air rushes in here. we dry out completely. by morning, 58 boston, 50 to 52 cooler outlying locations. even 40s in western and northern new england. ocean. along the coast, a little bit of a sea breeze tomorrow. sun shining sun up to sun down. 82 to 84 for a high today. muggy morning, drying out this afternoon. in between, a brief passing shower or thunderstorm later this morning or afternoon. it clears out completely, wind drops off after being windy most of the day. dry air with winds7. start. 84 in the afternoon. perfect september day. getting muggy again with showers and storms wednesday. that's going to be repeated again late saturday and sunday. almost three fronts coming through. one today, one wednesday, one late saturday and sunday. nice weather on either side of those fronts. we'll get rain in many locations. not going to be long enough. brief shower or storm later. phobia, cria phobia, ombra phobia. >> i'm afraid to answer this. let's go with b. >> it's ombro. >> is bronto a real word? >> it's fear of thunder. >> cri

high pressure sinking air, dry air taking away any cloud cover or marine layer.hat's going to be the case for most of us all the way through tomorrow afternoon. look at the winds, light and var rabble, less than 10 miles an hour. find shade, you find the biggest relief from the breeze. set or tie a record high. 99 in san jose, gilroy 104 cool spots, milpitas, sunnyvale. near 100 in redwood city. 92 as cool as it gets. 90 cost pacifica to 92 in do you want and south san francisco, 90 sausalito, 96 getting into the 100s as you head farther north in the north bay. 94 oakland, record high temperatures 96 in fremont. head inland, triple digits, 104 in livermore. if you want to head outside, a quick look at the evening hours, 100s inland through 6:00. by 9:0060s at the coast, 70s around the bay and 80s inland. on our way to lows in the 50s and 60s. so if you can open the window, it will feel much better tonight than it did this morning. won't get rid of 90s until thursday, then look at friday, saturday, sunday. 60s and 70s. you notice in the mornings more cloud cover t

dry air has moved in all the way down to the south and look at this, just continuing down towards fort myers. for us that means limited rain chances the next couple of days. along with that dry air, lower temperatures, more comfortable humidity. we'll take that with temperatures the next few days around 89, 90. but it won't be as oppressive activity back here by wednesday heading into thursday, latter part of the week but the rain chances won't be that highway. 90 today, 90 clearwater. morning lows tomorrow like this morning upper 60s. we'll keep it at 90 degrees pretty much through the rest of the period here and heading into the weekend. the difference is rain chances coming back, 30, not bad thursday. in fact same deal friday. then for the weekend back to more thunderstorms here despite the fact meteorologically we started fall september 1st. >>> if you're heading out the door now most of you won't have trouble getting to where you need to be but we have some construction that could affect your drive into downtown tampa this morning. starting today part of cypress between willow and

((ad-lib at desk)) high pressure and dry air are through tuesday afternoon. clear skies will be common along with sunny skies for sunday and monday but it comes at a bit of a price. today, sunny skies take over but the breeze will linger. high temperatures look to be around 90 degrees. temperatures don't change much moving into the next work week. lower 90s will be common but clouds look to build in by tuesday and by tuesday night into wednesday, rain chances increase to 20%. this would be monsoon ends september 30th. as it stands, rain looks to be light to moderate with heavy rain and thunder staying to the east within arizona. taking over the southwest today through tuesday afternoon. clear skies will be common along with sunny skies for sunday and monday but it comes at a bit of a price. winds will be a bit of a nuisance for the valley. temperatures don't change much upper 80s and lower 90s will be common but clouds look to build in by tuesday and by tuesday night into wednesday, rain chances increase to 20%. this would be our last monsoon rain and thunder

we have comfortable dry air in place. high pressure right over head. it's going to be another beautiful day. very similar to yesterday. cool start. but a little bit warmer in the afternoon. off to the west, we're watching a front that's producing showers and thunderstorms. and these are going to try to get in here tomorrow. potential late in the day tomorrow we get stronger storms. it would great if it brought rain. we're well behind by almost an inch for the month and over nine inches for the year. we desperately do need some rainfall. lower 80's across a g otherwise, we're tracking that front tomorrow and behind it another surge of some cool dry air moving on in. tomorrow, indicating the potential of stronger winds with these storms. tomorrow is an impact weather today. behind that front, feeling like fall to end the week thursday into friday. getting to the weekend saturday looks like the pick day. we could have some showers catching up to us by sunday. today looks beautiful. right now as the eyeopener continues. >> now, on newscenter 5's eyeopener.

dry air is responsible for this. that's also what is going to shut off rain chances today and allow us to be mostly sunny without the rainfall. that is going to be fantastic. again the humidity lower this afternoon despite the fact that temperatures a it will feel like 90 as opposed to 100. rain chances back on wednesday though even then smaller rain chances here so looking pretty good. we have wet weather to the south. perhaps if you're heading to south florida keep in mind whole different story here. it's one of the days where depending where you are in the state you get different weather. we're talking about that dry air, making it all the way to our area. this is about as expansive as i've seen it so far this season. that is why we've had the everything is connected. there's hermine still impacting the northeast. dragging all that dry air on top of us. we'll take it anytime this time of year certainly with temperatures around 90 degrees. forecast show rain chances returning but only 30% for thursday. and then bum

this is the first real surge of cool air we've seen in many months. 58 minneapolis. dry air is behind the front. should eventually move our way thursday into friday. as always when you have your first front heading your way in september and october it's always the question mark is how far south will the dry air get? i think it will be awfully close. note thous difference friday into the weekend even though temperatures will stay in the 80s. temperature trend said at night should drop into the low to mid-70s maybe some 60s across our northern counties by saturday rain is done, partly cloudy and 76, storms build and they drift inland. watch out for heavy rain, frequent lightning and small hail. back in the upper 80s foo near 90. additional storms on wednesday afternoon. then on the 7-day forecast we're going to go with at least slightly lower humidity, especially tampa bay north as temperatures drop at night. and day time high stay in the mid f 80s. let's hope it

high pressure and dry air coming together this morning through the weekend! sunny skies with highs ranging between 89 to 93 degrees will be common throughout the city with winds out of the west between 5 and low 90s with sunny skies and light winds will continue through saturday but by sunday, high temperatures re-range between 94 to 99 degrees and hold there today--- rebuilding together southern nevada and hgtv will unveil a revitalized boys & girls club southr clubhouse. the funds for the project were made possible by hgtv's hit series brother vs. brother. to talk more about it. tuesday. today--- rebuilding together southern nevada and hgtv will unveil a revitalized boys & girls club southern nevada downtown clubhouse. the funds for the project were series brother vs. brother. host jd scott joins us in vote on the proposed $1.9 we are also following breaking news.... a dozen people were pepper sprayed this morning in the lobby of the alexis park resort that's near harmon and paradise. clark county fire was called out around 9 am. a dozen people were checked

southern oregon as dry air moves in off the san diego coastline today. this allows las vegas to hold to sunny skies but some breezy conditions that looks to last for the morning and fall the afternoon and on into saturday. from now until 11am, winds may reach between 15 and 25 mph with gusts between 30 and 35 mph. after 11am, winds hold to 10-20 mph with high temperatures though will only reach the lower 80s but could be as cool as the upper 70s; to be more specific, the temperatures range for the city degrees! as we move into the weekend, winds continue to slowly die down, sunny skies remain and high temperatures increase slightly. mid and upper 80s will be moving into monday and tuesday, vo helping two families get back helping two families get back on their feet after their homes are damaged by a fire. the flames broke out at the home near silverado ranch and spencer yesterday around one. the fire department says because of the high winds-- they needed nearly 50 firefighters to get the fire under control. no one was hurt. the cause is under investigat

there's the dry air depicted in the orange. it's warm and humid and up above the dry air that will limit the thunderstorm activity. they just won't really get going. look at the temps right now at this hour before 10:00. you have to factor in the humidity. that makes it feel like it's almost at 90. so in plant city, we'll be back fall, our average high 88. by the time we end the fall, look at that. 71 our average high. 53 is the low. that's coming. still tracking karl heading up to bermuda. it's weakened so much and the forecast hasn't strengthened that much. there's bermuda. the closest pass sunday with showers to end and gusty wind as long with high surf. that would be about it. 91 for us. feels like 100 degrees with the humidity out there. likewise for tomorrow. similar days for tomorrow. we kick off the first weekend of fall, a nice and warm one. highs around 90, 91. >>> still to come on abc action news at 9:00, crimes was trying to do when they caught him touching the sea cows. >> a photo shows a teacher stepping on an amer

high pressure and dry air along with the orientation of the jet is keeping skies mainly sunny today with temperatures slightly below normal and winds between 5 and 10 mph out of the west/northwest. southern nevada. this means high temperatures will slowly creep back into the lower 100s. valley wide. mainly sunny skies look to hold along mild winds with the potential for breezier conditions on next monday. in the spaghetti bowl. 13 action news reporter parker collins joins is with what police found and the latest on the search for the shooter. parker adlibs pk parker adlibs a woman has died after she was hit by a motorcycle in north crossing near lake mead and civic center around 8-30 last night when she was hit. she was taken to u-m-c where she later died. the motorcyclist was also taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police don't believe alcohol or and they say the woman wasn't using the crosswalk when she was hit. this morning, police continue investigating an apparent murder- suicide in henderson. police found a couple dead inside a home around 6 last night near highlands parkwa

you can see that dry air working in to the state. throughout the afternoon. mostly over the eastern plains. that dry air took out over. with that it's easy to warp up. we're going to get back to tomorrow. today in the city. was 90 degrees. officially out at the airport. 83 would be the average. closer to record highs. in a lot of cases. recently. than we are to the average high. we'll be that way again tomorrow. nine o'clock breezy. 69. maybe a wind depending on your neighborhood at noon and 84. 90 the later afternoon. in good shape. hopefully the wind doesn't bother you. five percent chance of a thunder storm during the day tomorrow. >> . moving into kansas. by five. the rest ot state. greeley. fort collins. steam boat. meeker. grand junction, pret pretty quiet. the next system we'll see and feel on tuesday. not a huge change. but certainly noticeable. >> . >> 70s -l -l 0s great up there. 80s to 90s on the plains. break down the front range. upper 80s near fort collins. 88. 89 mill kin. >> we have to start with the denver broncos. suddenly game week. for the

((ad-lib)) high pressure and dry air are taking over through tuesday afternoon. clear skies will be common along with sunny skies for sunday and monday but it comes at a bit of a price. winds will be a bit of a nuisance for the valley. today, sunny skies take over but the breeze will linger. high temperatures look to be around 90 degrees. temperatures don't change mto t. upper 80s and lower 90s will be common but clouds look to build in by tuesday and by tuesday night into wednesday, rain chances increase to 20%. east within arizona. breaking overnight -- 8 people shot in baltimore -- including a three year old girl. baltimore police belive three suspects were involved in the shooting--one with a shot gun and the other two with hand guns. a labor day weekend shooting... that killed one man and injured two women. officials say all eight victims are expected to survive. in your voice your vote and the race for the white house. we are 43 days to election day. and hillary clinton -has a new major endorsement this morning. the new york times' editorial board endorsed

to the east coast and then the outflow boundaries are creating the storms with quite a bit of the dry air aloft. this is high up in the atmosphere, the red color. obviously we are still in the soup here creating the bigger thunderstorms here. that dry air is also stabilizing the atmosphere across much of the south. not as much here in the bay area and the rest of the state of florida. but because of this westerly flow and the front tends to push tha where we get the westerly flow for the next couple of days. tropical storm karl and tropical depression number 13 in case you missed the new storm. karl meanwhile will likely turn further to the north and -- north and eventually to the northwest becoming a category 2 hurricane. also tropical depression 13 which may become a tropical depression will likely stay out to sea, but certainly there and a reminder that we are still in hurricane season. there's the front to the north. of course we have the dry air some of it is trying to build back mostly in polk county. there's a front to the north of us on tuesday morning. extra humid for us with the

, the dry air loses the battle. so moisture comes back and that simply means a better chance of afternoon showers and thundershowers. espe weekend. the rain chances maybe 30, 40%. lots of dry air back here. that's not going to make it anytime soon. high pressure over south carolina. we're south of the high so winds continue from the east and northeast. a few support sporadic showers . this weekend, 30, 40% rain chance staying nonstop in the first couple days of next week. september. any showers south end, partly cloudy and mild, 76. clouds and sun tomorrow. afternoon storms mostly south of tampa bay and 92. saturday, partly cloudy, afternoon storms and 92. seven-day forecast, we bring the rain chances up a little bit to about 30, 40% early next week as temperatures stay locked in in the low 90s. so counting down to the game on sunday. one, paul. there was no way the bucs were going to go into this game without a third running back. they had two this week. well, they're not. peyton barber got called up and takes mike

that's another ingredient that we look for, dry air. that dry air is going to allow those temperatures to fall as we go through the overnight. temperatures now in the 60s to the low to mid 70s. 67 downtown. those temperatures will be falling quickly. here's your planer for -- planner for the rest of the evening, upper 50s to low 60s by 11:00. if you've got plans for to see a movie, make sure you grab a jacket. tonight, generally mid-50s closer to the lake waters. that fall chill in the air through the overnight. take a look at the big picture and just notice how very little of anything there is around northeast ohio. big area of high pressure to the west of chicago if you were smart enough to make take monday off, man what a deal. tomorrow looks absolutely beautiful. take a look at your forecast this evening. we're in the upper 50s to low 60s by 10:00. as we go through the rest of the overnight, temperatures falling back into the upper 40s. look at wooster, upper 40s, 57 downtown. that's part of that warming effect from the lake. as we g

that is all dry air in the atmosphere. dry air means very slim rain chances. in fact that will stick around over the next several days. where we're going to keep that rain chance pretty much a second half work week heading towards say about thursday and friday. now we still watching post tropical storm hermine. and this is basically lost its tropical characteristics. but still producing some pretty strong winds and still some rain along the coastline. you can see winds are currently sitting at 60 miles an hour. it will kind of drift over the next couple of days. but eventually, as the cold front swings down across the northeast, it will kind of boot this system out into the atlantic and we'll finally say good-bye to thi as it works its way away from the coastline. otherwise, still got some areas to watch. we've got hermine. we've got invest 92. which really is just kind of a very disorganize area of showers and thunderstorms working its way across caribbean. very slim chance of anything happening with that. then we do have one tropical wave which just made its

those winds are picking out there...let's get to greg and check our forecast southern oregon as dry air from now until 11am, winds may reach between 15 and 25 mph 70s; to be more specific, the temperatures range for the city temperatures increase slightly. mid and upper 80s will be common saturday and sunday with winds between 10 and 20 mph. wednesday into thursday. for now, wednesday and thursday are showing signs of a new disturbance entering the valley. partly cloudy skies are looking more likely but rain chances are still up in the air. as we gather more data from this system throughout the next umbrellas will need to be whipped out again. breaking news... tulsa police officer betty shelby 50- thousand dollar bond. shelby was booked on first degree manslaughter charges and released shortly after that. middle of the road a week ago. shelby's attorney says crutcher was acting strangely when she approached him and she thought he was reaching for a weapon. crutcher was unarmed. a man is dead this morning after he was hit and killed while crossing a street in north las vegas. police say

we have dry air up above here. it will also allow temperatures to cool off more than is typical for this time of year. up across the nature coast, we recovered qu 70s. the dry air is also precluding the shower and thunderstorm activity that we love and hate. stale raining and the strong easterly flow. that will influence yesterday and the suffolk county is a good chance of 20% showers and storms. the farther north you go, that means less activity. by friday, more showers and thunderstorms. haven't seen that in a while. we'll moisten up the atmosphere so we'll get back into more typical rain chances, which are not going to be super high. just about 30, heading up to 40% for the weekend. for now, we're still about 20% as far as coverage. looking good if you have outdoor plans out there. you may have to dodge a couple of showers and storms. that would be it for today. the high temps hasn't changed. the humidity going up has a bit of a break with points. that is a memory now as we talk about 91. it will feel like it's i