we're just still three off the pace for the record that was set 10 years ago. 51 back towards altoona. generally this is also important because we've got this little band of cloudiness that has just been slipping into the baltimore area. baltimore county north and eastbound, temperature have been noticeably cooler, in the low to middle 50s but because we're right on the edge of that cloud line, that acts as a little insulating blanket preventing us from cooling off too much. clouds tried to break an hour and a half ago. we'll see if it will cool us off more in the next hour. but clouds try to return this afternoon. we're watching showers and storms in the mountains that could be reaching us as we head on in through overnight and tomorrow morning. the possibility after midnight of showers and storms, some spotty showers as well for the morning commute tomorrow. and then showers and storms into the afternoon before we get a little break on friday. then a system will return with cooler temperatures over the weekend. today our two-degree guarantee gets to us 87p degrees. that is on pace w

once you head up to central pennsylvania, they are 52 in altoona. they are clear and under the influence of canadian high pressure. this cloud line across the bay, that means an improvement. even if you're waking up with clouds. this system continues to dive its way off to the south and off the coast. we're on the fringe of this cool pattern here. it does appear as if we'ring ? to stay generally -- we're going to stay generally dry. we're watching fast level winds in the mid-portion of the atmosphere, after sunset, before midnight could bring in showers. out of here by midnight. we're clear and chilly tomorrow morning. then dry tomorrow on in through wednesday. so today's two-degree guarantee, 85. pretty pleasant. cooler than yesterday's 90 which by the way was the first time we hit that all summer long. sunshine mixing with afternoon clouds, it will be a pleasant day. tonight with the chance of an evening shower before midnight and by daybreak wee clear out and cool down, 57. chilly by july standards. tomorrow, recover back to a high of 86 degrees.

60 seconds to tell you this, this, it's humid. 60 degrees this morning but slipped back to 59 in altoona. clear skies are working in. even though we're on the edge of this line of storms that erupted yesterday and did erupt to the east, not on top of the bay, that is good news but we've had a flare-up of storms yesterday and it dumped 2/3 inch of rain in westminster and passing through northern baltimore county. we're working in sunshine now. today will probably be drier, looks like just isolated showers popping up around the bay. because we do have the humidity in place. we'll have sunshine pushing our temperatures close to 90. tomorrow, a wave of low pressure will increase our chance of rain as we head through the day. that will continue on in through the rest of the week. today's two-degree guarantee 89, putting some of us in the low 90s. just an isolated shower in the afternoon. we'll settle back to 73. then we'll push mid-80s with more storms tomorrow. for a check of the roads here's kim. >> i'm getting word of downed trees at the dulaney valley road at manor road. use caution if yo

so far today slipping back to 58. 52 back towards altoona.ly running well below where we belong this time of year. 65 is where we belong so temperature now, eight degrees below the normal. and the afternoon should bring us to 87. we're lucky to get within a couple deation degrees of degrees of that. there's that heat wave of 1999. 101. that was the second day in a row that year where we broke the 100-degree mark. 5:47, sunup. we'll see it. lower eastern shore, leftover clouds to deal with. in fact, on the north side a dense fog advisory has been posted, including carroll county. so we have thick fog in spots this morning as a result of the unseasonably cool temperatures allowing for the proper, i guess, environment for that fog to form. there's that low pressure system, another one basically chugging through the northern portion of the great lakes. and south, central and eastern canada. that continues to provide us with that chilly flow and that's why our temperatures are running below normal. back at home, basically cloud line and rain line

. >>> 5:50. 64 degrees at bwi marshall. 54 altoona. hugging the low 70s across the delmarva. generally looking at this band of clouds. one of the reasons the temperatures are held up but you can see the general push sliding through the area. we've already seen predawn light pictures with clearing skies around the baltimore metro area and pushing down towards the south. as we watch this system slide off to the south, reinforces the cool air in new england. keeps us pleasant and comfortable and keeps us on the edge of the storm pattern. it does appear there's fast level winds that could help to generate showers along the i-95 stretch from northern virginia on in through northern delaware as we head in through the evening. that would be after sunset and before midnight. most of us will probably miss that. it will be gone by morning. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow through wednesday. allowing us to heat up before the next round of showers push in. for today our two-degree guarantee gets us back to 85. sunny to partly cloudy. that means we'll have sun this morning with high thin clou

warm but it's just where we belong here in, heading into the middle of the month of july. 58 degrees altoona68 in philly. up towards new york 70 this morning. they are going to have more rain. they had one of their wettest junes on record and now keeping the pace here in july, they already had showers, new york up to new england. ened pulling this up to the north, we still focus on this upper level low pressure system. dominating eastern canada and the northeast u.s. the great lakes, with a cooler than normal flow that continues. the summer without a summer which had been predicted for much of the great lakes, extending down here through the mid-atlantic and up to the northeast. we shift our focus back to the south. cold front approaching through central pennsylvania will ignite showers midday. that may stay to the north but we're on the southern fringe here so it appears as if the tail end of clouds could spark a stray shower or thunderstorm but north to philly through new york and new england, a wet afternoon. and a wet evening. just in case you happen to be traveling up 95 and making some

look at the low 60s in portions of pennsylvania. 60 altoona, compared to our lower 70s. we have a look at the radar from yesterday where we did flair up a very distinct line of showers and storms. something we talked about yesterday morning. it happened farther east. no complaints for us. they got beneficial rain lower eastern shore. storms around tidewater, virginia, but overall it flew out of here and we had one lone shower pass through carroll and baltimore county last night. we're on the edge of a cloud line that gives us a partly sunny setup, though clearing skies back to the west. we could wind up with more sun which would in and of itself boost temperatures today. i want to highlight the fact there's a wave of low pressure here across the deep south and that is going to ride its way in our direction. that is going to cloud us up tonight and on in through tomorrow increasing our shot of rain but for today just isolated storms. you'll see that pop up especially on the computer model around the bay this afternoon. we do expect a better chance of showers really throug

they are down to 51 altoona. 40s in portions of central pennsylvania., we have this band of cloudiness just off to the north and west. this is really what held the temperatures up a few extra degrees. without this cloudiness we would have dropped further. we would already be at that record level but this is extending, part of a system that really dumped heavy rains across the upper midwest. in fact, two tornadoes just outside of minneapolis yesterday. these storms pushing through chicago, the upper level winds carrying the clouds our way. that is pretty much our setup this morning. forecast model indicates the fact that we'll look at showers back in the mountains overnight and we could have showers here tomorrow morning during the commute at 9:00 a.m. then showers and thunderstorms into the afternoon. today, two-degree guarantee with sunshine, back up to 87 after this cool, chilly start. tonight back to 65, storms possible after midnight. scattered thunderstorms tomorrow, a very humid 89. >>> as we check the tums tunnels, no problems around the fort mch

look back towards altoona 48. 53 pittsburgh. some places across the great lakes will struggle to reach 70. we'll get there before lunchtime, though. but we've got this cool flow out of the northwest and that will continue for today and in through tomorrow. in fact our forecast model highlighting the clear skies and near probably record lows tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon sunshine followed by increasing clouds. that is the gray shading you see here. the whiter colors, that's thicker cloud cover towards the mountains by 5:00 pp. showers arrive through western and central pennsylvania and western maryland. those will likely fall apart overnight. this thursday morning we could have sprinkles around the bay for the morning commute but then the better chance of storms in the afternoon. today's two-degree guarantee near normal, 86 degrees, that is back to about where we belong this time of year and we can thank low humidity for that. it will feel absolutely pleasant. for tonight, my forecast low of 55 is going to put us below the

still 61 altoona.re they dropped into the low 40s this morning. 40s across the board in central pennsylvania. bradford, i'm waiting to check out their low but they were down around 40 or 39. once you get to 39 degrees frost is possible. there's a possibility that tonight there could be frost in north central valleys of pennsylvania, the poconos and the catskills, in the valley locations but most of us will have chill and record lows, northwesterly flow continues. we're dry and will remain that way. tonight, clear skies and probably a record low. tomorrow sunshine with afternoon clouds. showers come with the next frontal system early thursday morning in pennsylvania. for us around the bay, daybreak and probable thunderstorms in the afternoon. tonight, record low 55 or cooler possible. the old record 57 set just 10 years ago. tomorrow, a nice bounceback to 87 with afternoon clouds. catch us on-line at abc2news.com. click on the weather page and check our dry interactive radar. 9:25, back to you. >> he's

still showers continuing back up toward pittsburgh, altoona over toward harrisburg and this will makeay up toward boston and new york. that could cause delays as far as air travel later on today with showers and thunderstorms. meanwhile, severe storms going to be possible out across the oklahoma and texas panhandle from amarillo, lubbock will see possibility of large hail, damaging winds from these storms. as far as tornado threat a much smaller threat of that. still some big showers and thunderstorms going to be possible later on today. meanwhile, the showers and thunderstorms that have been going on across the dallas, texas, area toward texarkana. the showers and thunderstorms are making their way to the south this morning. more showers toward the new orleans area although diminishing right now. we expect the gulf coast this weekend take your umbrella expecting wet weather from new orleans over to jacksonville. we'll see the showers and thunderstorms quite prevalent as we go throughout the weekend. if you're traveling to atlanta, you can expect to see showers and thunderstorms later

south of altoona you're in good shape. more rough weather develop along parts of the eastern seaboard into new england and of course back in the southeast we could see rumbles of thunder in mississippi, louisiana and arkansas before the day is out. that's a wrap on your forecast. let's sends it back to you. >> we appreciate you kind, sir. >> let's get a little bit of a reality check here this morning on what's happening with the billions of dollars that are supposed to be rescuing our economy. >> reporter: good morning. we're hearing that there are half truths from threat and right. there's some serious checking. we'll tell you about the alleged billions of dollars in tax relief and tell you about the signs you may seen out there on the highways and how much they might be costing you. >>> there is an old saying remember it goes, do something you love you'll never work a day in your life. >> i do. we're still at work. a woman whose passion for coffee has given her a new daily grind. >> reporter: she is hooked on coffee. >>

host: peggy from altoona, pennsylvania. caller: good morning. i have a question. wanted to know if your organization is cooperating or coordinating with any other organizations right now to increase awareness regarding bias, not only to the issue of ancestral history, race, or creed, but so still the economic impact -- socio-economic impact. when i hear the word empathy used regarding the current nominations, it brings to mind a right-brained fuzziness, and i just want to know if you think in your organization that many things labeled racists in this country today entered the realm of the socio-economic status. >> interesting question. anytime you delve into the interest of the issue of race today, is a complicated issue and there are many who believe that we have moved far enough along as a country where perhaps we no longer need to be race- conscious work -- or have any consciousness with regard to ethnicity. i think while we have made significant progress, the fact of the matter is that there is still a lot more to be done on the basis of race and gender and an

. >> host: we have a call from peggy on the democrats line phoning in from altoona, pennsylvania. good morning, peggy. >> caller: good morning. i have a question. i am a little bit foggy at this morning. i wanted to know if your organization is cooperating or coordinating with any other organization right now to increase awareness regarding not only to the issue of race or creed, but socioeconomic. when i hear the word and that the used regarding the current nomination to the supreme court, it brings to mind a right brain fuzziness. i just want to know if you think in your organization thinks that many things that are labeled racist in this country today surpass color and enter the realm of the socioeconomic status? >> guest: well, it is an interesting question. i think anytime you delton to the issue of race in this country today, i think it is a complicated issue and there many who believe that's we have moved far enough along as a country where perhaps we no longer need to be a race conscious, or have any consciousness with regard to ethnicity or gender. i think we'll we have m