traveling tomorrow, again, a couple of sprinkles, isolated showers, mid atlantic states but otherwise tonight's rain is out of here and mild all over the northeast. 50s, 60s, 70s as you head to the southeast and thunderstorms in carolina as well as portions of florida. and scattered showers on the west coast. here comes the colder weather next week and actually i think we'll have a storm coming at us tuesday that will likely -- prepare yourself -- start as some snow and then go over to rain by tuesday afternoon. see you at 4:30. >>> time now for 7's fast track traffic. here's joe stapleton with a check of the roads. >> we'll start here on route 93 northbound, doubt boston headed a lot of brake lights on the right-hand side, that's northbound. and heading southbound moving along quite nicely. the headlights down towards the o'neill tunnel not too badly. up the ramp rolling out back towards the area of copley square. delays certainly north of the city. route 93 and 128 where they join together and on 128 northbound now from the burlington section right now through woburn. watch out to t

i think we will start to see that, the back edge moving rather quickly through the mid-atlantic states, across the state overnight tonight and very early tomorrow morning. we are in the low and mid 40' s across the area right now. you will notice some of the sheltered valleys -- that was the concern this morning in places like plymouth, franklin. they have a tendency to hang onto the coldest air of the longest in the deepest of into the 40' s this afternoon. that is where temperatures with the rain moving through during the evening hours. from there, you' ll notice the trend going all the way back to the northern rockies as temperatures at this noon hour in the teens there. cooler air comes in behind the system, but it will take this band of showers to come through, and then another system located offshore to pull away from us with gradual clearing overhead tomorrow to eventually start dragging down the colder air. lake-effect snow -- we have not seen that much this season. a couple snow showers will try to survive the trip over the green mountains over the course the best chance of be

anyway, early week, rain and mid-atlantic states and flood threats around the region. mid-week period, pacific northwest and heavy rain here in the northeast. we could actually use some of it. heavy showers and thunderstorms through the southeast and the latter part of the week look for mountain rain and snow out west. eastern two-third of the country looking pretty darn good. lack at how hot. more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out west and through the mid-week period. stays warm and it's not until the latter part of the week that things start >> good morning. mostly cloudy skies through the day. rain gear likely on standby the entire day, even the evening commute. there could be patchy drizzles, and 40s and 50s this afternoon. we're tracking some rain on the way from the great lake states. doesn't get into new england until 8:00, 9:00 tonight. and we'll have showers and even overnight night and that moves out very early tomorrow morning. that stays, temps 60s in the windy. characters because as we said earlier each o

coming up from the mid atlantic states so the 95 corridor will have rain. if you are heading north most of the day is dry up there. unfortunately in ski country this is going to be a rain maker as well with temperatures up north into the 40s, if you are flying out of new england showers and thunderstorms. there may be some severe thunderstorms across portions of the mid south. st. lou i atlanta, east of dallas but maybe rough weather across the southeast with scattered showers and storms. chicago rain, 50 to around 60. minneapolis you do find scattered showers then in the pacific northwest, los angeles at 54. tomorrow with the rain, fair, but it's not too bad because there is no ice or snow. thursday, friday, saturday offers better travel weather. thursday, temperatures in the upper 60s. record high on thursday 61. we probably will blast past that about 8:00, 9:00 in the morning on thursday. with a little bit of humidity as well. upper 60s to around 70. friday a mix of clouds and christmas day low 60s saturday mid 40s sunday, few more showers around, mid 50

satellite and radar, kind of cloud cover out there, frontal system stalled out over the mid atlantic states that means cloud cover this afternoon and patchy drizzle. here's the forecast, 52 degrees by 10:00 a.m. lunchtime, 54. 2:00 p.m., 55. 4:00 p.m., 54. on any normal occasion this would be a very mild day, but coming off the last seven days it will feel cooler, 56 degrees. sun sets 4:42. coming up we have chances of rain in the seven-day forecast, more record highs and the possibility of a cool down by late week. i'll have the details in just a bit. >> breaking news, bullets fly outside a bar in philadelphia's tie tioga nicetown section. police found shell indicatings on west -- casings on west hunting park avenue. it started when the two men were kicked out of the bar. the men left and returned a short time later. one jumped out of the car and fired 16 shots at employees and patrons standing outside the bar. a bullet hit a customer in the ankle. armed security guards returned fire. the man turned up at einstein hospital with a bullet to the stomach. >> we believe the male is connected t

the middle atlantic states are probably living large, the only say such. they are above normal. no more precipitation in the near term for areas experiencing flooding in missouri. it takes a long time for those water levels to crest. little ripple in nevada. that is going to change our wind direction. there will be some changes next week. possibly some rain. overnight lows tonight, pahrump down to 18. 26 in mesquite. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, boulder city at 49. 31 up on the mountain. tonight, we going down to 33. certainly qualifies for clear and cold. not as cold as the last few nights. tomorrow's high should preach the big 5-0. we will have that breeze blowing at times with gusts over 20 miles per hour. those breezes will reinforce the colder air. 48 to begin the new year. the 50's are coming back this weekend. another couple of cold nights. we will get back into the 40's for the overnight lows, then a chance for rain early in the week. a more modest opportunity by the middle of the week. in an area that gets up to the 110's, we should be delighted to know we are

no rain out there there is rain on the way, an area of low pressure right now across the mid-atlantic states will move in our direction bringing showers for your evening commute and steadier stuff over night. this afternoon. plenty of clouds maybe a stray shower but at 5:00, much more likely seeing spotty activity. 1:00, steady, heavy rain pushing through by your morning commute tomorrow we look to be mainly dry but i do want to mention the potential for some patchy black ice for areas north and west of the city for places temperatures will be close to the freezing mark. as we go through the last day of 2015 we will see a little sun there will certainly be clouds around as well. and we'll still be very mild close to 50. at midnight, as we say hello to 2016 we're anticipating partly cloudy skies and 40 degrees. here is the break down of that forecast, 9:00, 43 degrees partly cloudy at midnight, 40 degrees for that ball drop at 2 a.m., 38 under partly cloudy skies. for today we'll warm to 48 mainly dry for those daylight hours after sunset the rain moves on in, and then for tomorrow, we'll sta

flooding is the main problem with wet road as cross the ohio valley and possibly into the mid-atlantic states. >>> if you're flying airport delays are likeliest in houston, memphis, washington and denver. >>> 36 years after their capture the americans taken hostage in tehran in 1979 are set to receive millions of dollars in compensation. >> it's news that brought tears tom llamas has the details. >> reporter: more than 30 years after those american hostages were paraded before the world, a measure of justice. the 53 americans seized by an angry mob that stormed the u.s. embassy in tehran in 1979. >> will spend at least another night imprisoned in the embassy. >> reporter: they became international pawns. their ordeal dragging on for more than a year, rodney sickman was one of them, a 22-year-old marine serving as a security guard at the embassy. >> being held hostage was 444 days of a bad nightmare where each day we woke up, we thought we were dead. >> reporter: finally on the day ronald reagan was sworn in -- >> they won freedom for 52 americans. >> reporter: in all the years since the forme

, getting into an unsettled weather pattern with low pressure developing, moving into the mid-atlantic states that will track in our direction tonight and tomorrow so a wet start to the weekend. today looks good for your christmas, quote you can enjoy it, some sun for the afternoon, not much going on, clouds tonight with a chance of showers into morning. somali repeat of today, break in the afternoon, showers will return tomorrow night in to sunday morning, then we turn like december, 57 to 65, some sunshine, hope you have a great day out there, showers late in to sunday, monday and tuesday, northwest of here it there might be of little bit of a wintery mix and snow accumulations and paying on to cooler weather after that. the myfoxny.com weather apps, and search for it on the apple store or google play store. let's get a look at the roads and rails this morning. >> meteorologist: ines: a major problems in the bronx on the major deegan expressway south bound, we have all lanes closed and the award with a serious accident investigation in new jersey i have some good news, route 28 now reopens

the rain is coming from the middle atlantic states so there will be rainy conditions up and down the 95 corridor. northern new england stays dry for much of the day light hours. into the holiday weekend itself looks good for travel conditions. speaking of looking good if you like the warm weather you are getting your gift early on thursday, that is record warmth. record is 61. worcester, your record is 57. you should get there. mid 70s, your 7 on 7 forecast saturday features mix of clouds and sunshine. temperatures are a little cookie whacky. going from 40s to 50s down to the 30s on monday then back to a cold rain scenario tuesday of next week. the 32 we may have to watch that. it may be a little about the of freezing rain early tuesday morning into the certain new hampshire but that is several days away. >> adam: time for another holiday helping, making our favorite roll day recipes for a good cause. >> you want to fet the wet ingredients together. right. two sticks of butter. now add two eggs. last step is add the sugar. this combines all of these ingredients. >> reporter: so the b

there is going to be a storm developing offhere near near the mid-atlantic states. the question is how close does this come to us?

the ohio valley and up to the mid-atlantic states. delays likeliest in chicago, new orleans, memphis, atlanta, new york city, los angeles, minneapolis. big list today. >>> the families of two people killed over the weekend by chicago police are demanding answers. one of the victims bettie jones, a mother of five, was remembered at a vigil yesterday. police said she was killed by accident when they responded to a domestic call. abc's alex perez is in chicago. >> reporter: the chicago police department again under scrutiny after another controversial shooting. 55-year-old bettie jones and 19-year-old college student quintonio legrier dead. >> we've got two people shot. shots fired by the police. just to confirm. >> yes, they were. >> reporter: early saturday morning, police responding to a domestic disturbance call on the top floor of this two-story home. legrier reportedly threatening his father with a bat. >> upon their arrival, they were confronted by a combative individual. >> reporter: jones lived on the ground floor. loved ones sa

evening newton mild with showers, so we've got more rain in the forecast coming up from the mid-atlantic states it's going to stream up the coast line towards us here. right now leaving the house fog is i've got some partly cloudy skies but i've got dry continues now. lawrence right now at 45 degrees. visibility at 2 miles which isn't all that bad, but something to be aware of. temperatures will hover in the lower 40s through about 8:00 a.m., then we'll start to warm up and that's going to help we'd out the fog. afternoon temperature in lawrence climbs into the lower 50s. let's check out preliminary o.t. at 45 degrees now. also taking on fog, but visibility has dropped to near zero in preliminary -- plymouth. temperature wise we've got middle 40s. 8:00 this morning. by 10:00 a.m. we're into the 50s and we actually get into the middle 50s there. visibility at 7 miles there, but i anticipate the fog is actually going to get worse in the next couple of hours. so today, high temperatures southern new hampshire are going to be more like the upper 40s or even 50 degrees, so the going to be cooler as

down the 95 corridor, rain, downpour asks a few thunderstorms at this time through the mid atlantic states is we may have a rumble or two of thunder here in new england later on tonight and early tomorrow morning. nothing significant. 11:00 tonight, this is what we think the doppler will look like. if you have travel plans late this evening and overnight tonight, it will be a slow go. i think this weather system coming at us tonight and early tomorrow morning has a little more moisture. yesterday's rainfall, most towns about a half an inch or less and the rain on the way for tonight, closer to an inch of rain, likely. by the time winds down, 6:00 or 7:00 tomorrow morning. here is the warmer air. 40s in new england and you jump on the other side of that front and the numbers are into the 60s. pittsburgh at 63. and d.c. at 64. so through the day tomorrow, record warmth on a christmas eve. a lot of clouds, few peeks of sunshine, and there might actually a sprinkle or two, but if you have outdoor plans tomorrow, playing golf? yeah, it looks okay. temps running in the middle and upper 60s. the

anyway, early week, rain and windy conditions in the mid-atlantic states and flood threats around the region. mid-week period, pacific northwest and heavy rain here in the northeast. we could actually use some of it. heavy showers and thunderstorms through the southeast and the latter part of the week look for mountain rain and snow out west. eastern two-third of the country looking pretty darn good. lack at how hot. more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out west and through the mid-week period. stays warm and it's not until things start to norma >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. for the past seven years bobby main han has been make us laugh every week as a cast member of saturday saturday and he's keeping the laughs come in the new tina fey and amy poehler comedy "sisters" and plays that old high school fan, alex, that guy that one wants to invite to the party. >> no, knock, who's there? duane, duane here, duane the bathtub, i'm drowning. >> you still got it the. >> may i please have a beverage. >> thank you. wow. we

look for fog in the central mid-atlantic states and wet weather all the way down to the gulf coast and that's going to cause some airport delays down through atlanta. plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest and chilly here in southern california. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast to the woman in the mid-90's showstopper... you're right. it's time to set this bird free. hot blooded, check it and see... got a fever of 103... feelin' hungry? how 'bout a donut? i'm hot blooded..i'm hot blooded! whether it's 30-years old or 30-days old, carmax will appraise it in as little as 30 minutes. and then your only concern will be how to spend rad. >>> it's another gray morning but rather quiet. showers approaching from the south and west, they get in here tonight. for the time being today, it's just about clouds. temperatures close to the 40 degree mark. suburbs in the 40s. forecasting a high of 49. notice gray sky lingers throughout. showers overnight tonight, gone by tomorrow. sun in the afternoon, 50. 30s tomorrow night. mid 40s friday. guys, we're going to show you ar

anyway, early week, rain and windy conditions in the mid-atlantic states and flood threats around thest. we could actually use some of it. heavy showers and thunderstorms through the southeast and the latter part of the week look for mountain rain and snow out west. eastern two-third of the country looking pretty darn good. lack at how hot. more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out west and through the mid-week period. stays warm and it's not until the latter part of the wee >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's in the upper 40s now with a lot of sunshine. still chilly and the breezy wind makes it feel cooler. a slight chance of a spot shower in the north bay with a high of 56. most of us will be around 56 to 57 degrees today. and we'll see more of this weather heading in to the next couple of days as we say rain free, cleaning up there the heavy rain we had yesterday. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. for the past seven years bobby main han has been make us laugh every week as a cast member of saturday

look for fog in the central mid-atlantic states and wet weather all the way down to the gulf coast and that's going to cause some airport delays down through atlanta. plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest and chilly here in southern california. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. mid-90's showstopper... you're right. it's time to set this bird free. hot blooded, check it and see... got a fever of 103... feelin' hungry? how 'bout a donut? i'm hot blooded..i'm hot blooded! whether it's 30-years old or 30-days old, carmax will appraise it in as little as 30 minutes. and then your only concern will be how to spend the cash. her. guys, we're going to show you around a little bit late, and we're also going to show you how the drought is affecting what they are doing here at the rose parade, the 127th rose parade friday live at 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific right here on nbc. hoda kotb joins me. this will be the third year in a row the hodster and i get to do it. >> except when hoda does it she calls it the ros-e parade. >>

anyway, early week, rain and mid-atlantic states and flood threats around the region. mid-week period, pacific northwest and heavy rain here in the northeast. we could actually use some of it. heavy showers and thunderstorms through the southeast and the latter part of the week look for mountain rain and snow out west. eastern two-third of the country looking pretty darn good. lack at how hot. more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out period. stays warm and it's not until the latter part of the week that things start >> good morning, dana wagner here in las vegas. we will get some sunshine out there with a lot of clouds. a high of 50 degrees. much warmer than it is right now with wind gusting up to 40 miles per hour. more breezes tomorrow and cooler with a high of 47 degrees. wednesday morning, we drop below warmer >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. for the past seven years bobby main han has been make us laugh every week as a cast member of saturday saturday and he's keeping the laughs come in the new

look for fog in the central mid-atlantic states and wet weather all the way down to the gulf coast and that's going to cause some airport delays down through atlanta. plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest and chilly here in southern california. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. mid-90's showstopper... you're right. it's time to set this bird free. hot blooded, check it and see... got a fever of 103... feelin' hungry? how 'bout a donut? i'm hot blooded..i'm hot blooded! whether it's 30-years old or 30-days old, carmax will appraise it in as little as 30 minutes. and then your only concern will be how to spend the cash. rad. reported up to 9 inches in places like milford and rock rapids between yesterday and today. we only received a little over 4 inches in sioux city with many others near that same mark, and some could even add an additional coating of the white stuff tonight and tomorrow morning. it won't be a full- fledged winter storm like the one yesterday, but a couple places might pick up a quick inch or so by the time

anyway,arly week, rain and windy conditions in the mid-atlantic states and flood threats around the region. mid-week period, pacific northwest and heavy rain here in the northeast. we could actually use some of heavy showers and thunderstormsms through the southeast and the latter part of the week look f f mountain rain and snow out west. eastern two-third of the country looking pretty darn good. lack at how hot. more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out west and through the mid-week period. stays warm and it's not until the latter part of the week that th<<>> winter is making it's quick return here to siouxland with colder temperatures and even some wintry precipitation. the storm system that moved into the region saturday night is continuing to give us overcast and rainy conditions this evening. the rain is expected increase in intensity as we head throughout the night and as the temperatures b bin to fall off, we may see theheain mix with and even change over to a little bit of snow. the low pressure center will begin to exit the region m

more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out period. stays warm and it's not until the latter part of the week that things >>> good morning, everyone. listen, throughout the tri-state area, we have limited visibility this morning. a dense fog advisory in effect through 10:00 a.m. rain rolls our way later in the day. some of it could be heavy at times. a thundershower not out of the question. the t-storm possible into the evening and overnight. then, we will see some clearing. sunshine on wednesday. some rain on thursday into friday and a cool weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. for the past seven years bobby main han has been make us laugh every week as a cast member of saturday saturday and he's keeping the laughs come in the new tina fey and amy poehler comedy "sisters" and plays that old high school fan, alex, that guy that one wants to invite to the party. >> no, knock, who's there? duane, duane here, duane the bathtub, i'm drowning. >> you still got it the. >> may i please have a beverage. >> thank you. wo

anyway, early week, rain and windy conditions in the mid-atlantic states and flood threats around the region. mid-week period, pacific northwest and heavy rain here in the northeast. we could actually use some of it. heavy showers and thunderstorms through the southeast and the latter part of the week look for mountain rain and snow out west. eastern two-third of the country looking pretty darn good. lack at how hot. more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out west and through the mid-week period. stays warm and it's not until the latter part of the week thatbring some light rain and snow on wednesday, but the rest of the week should dry out. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will be wet this morning and dry out later today. rain continues to the southern counties. however... we have had plenty over the last couple of days. many of us got 1 to 3" with some getting even more. temperatures are have already seen their highs in many areas and will continue mid 30s out west. winds are strong as the center of the system tracks in... we a

and 70s, let's show you the bigger picture, low pressure developing, pushing rain to the mid-atlantic states and that will reach us overnight. some sunshine, warm highs, and cool down tomorrow with showers and northeast winds and one more surge of warm sunday, 65, your cooler weather monday, it will be chilly tuesday, we will be watching this one because there could be winter accumulation northwest of the city changing terrain and cool weather will be with you wednesday, thursday, now we head to kelly to get a look at your traffic. good morning, lots of people out and about. it >> getting word of a problem travelling into new jersey, an there, still have this ongoing accident investigation in the bronx this morning on the major deegan southbound, that takes out two lanes. good news in suffolk county and the southern state by 41, and all lanes are reopened. live look outside at the lie, by a deer park avenue right now. not looking too bad, looks like a live look at the george washington bridge in down upstairs downstairs, you are still free and clear, do be aware the lower level and palisades

we have a system bringing in wet weather and mid-atlantic states an we anticipate rein the in regioning by lunch time today. heavy to the evening but temperatures miltedder than average once again high read technician in upper 50s to low 60s. tomorrow high temperature 73 degrees for christmas eve. but not quite as widespread as we expect todays. and then as we go into christmas day question get dry weather here. mix of sun clouds with high temperature of 64. over weekend we have another chance of showers models are unsettled right now but leaving in chance of wet weather affect on saturday, sunday as our temperatures remain above average for this time of year. this is a check of your weather now we're going to head back to -- robert and kerry. anna gilligan will tell us the latest on teresa giudice's release this morning. good day is coming back. stay with us. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte spend less time chasing sales and more time going the extra mile. find thou

average along the west coast, and then going to stay pretty wet here in the northeast, the mid-atlantic states, gulf coast into the southeast and on into the southwest. however, average to below average for our friends in california, below average in the plains and more wet weather in the pacific northwest. that's >> good morning. through the day on and off, steady rainfall on the way the afternoon, through pennsylvania right now. works up to southern new england through the afternoon, but at no time is the rain heavy or overwhelming. cool and raw, 30s and 40s in metro city boston, and upperr the islands, and through the day, temperatures in the 40s in the cape. rain this evening tapers off tonight. and a lot of clouds and chilly windy day. weather. >> well, ian mckellen has and television shows. he's been honored with more than 60 awards during his legendary career. >> he is loved by fans worldwide. of course from the "x men" films and gan golf in "lord of the rings". >> and he's taking on mr. holm playing the famed british detective trying to report case that pushed him into retirement. >> l

snarling holiday travelers the threat of more severe storms loom large force in south and mid-atlantic states. airlines are adding dozens of flights helps stranded or delayed passengers reached their holiday destinations. outside washington at reagan national airport, a look at that. >> reporter: more than 40% of people who live in the d.c. area will spend christmas more than 50 miles away from here so nobody is going to be in town this most of those folks among the 100 million americans traveling, most ever according to aaa will drive because gas is so cheap but many of the rest are at airports like reagan where we are and just because it is the warmest christmas anyone can remember doesn't mean there are no delays. there are some weather-related backups in and out of new york area, philly and atlanta, 1600 total delays, 133 cancellations according to flightall where. before anyone gets on a delayed flight they have to wait in a long security line where there have been changes the people who prefer a pat down to a body scanner are going to notice. mensa imaging technology full body scanners

anyway, early week, rain and windy conditions in the mid-atlantic states and flood threats around thet. we could actually use some of it. heavy showers and thunderstorms through the southeast and the latter part of the week look for mountain rain and snow out west. eastern two-third of the country looking pretty darn good. lack at how hot. more record warmth here in the northeast and mid-atlantic states and much below normal out west and through the mid-week period. stays warm and it's not until the latter part of the week that things start t >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a dense fog starting things off but the fog clears out. we'll be left with cloudy skies and rain for the evening commute. high temperatures, though, 67 to 70 this afternoon. we hit 70, that's a new record. tomorrow, sunshine. clouds, rain and fog are all gone. high of 60 after a morning low of 55. little cooler with sunshine on wednesday. then another round of rain thursday into friday and some december cold for the weekend. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. for

look for fog in the central mid-atlantic states and wet weather all the way down to the gulf coast and that's going to cause some airport delays down through atlanta. plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest and chilly here in southern california. that's what's going on. that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast to the woman in the mid-90's showstopper... that's what's going on. we'll get to your local forecast you're right. it's time to set this bird free. ♪ hot blooded, check it and see...♪ ♪ got a fever of 103... feelin' hungry? how 'bout a donut? ♪ i'm hot blooded..i'm hot blooded! ♪ whether it's 30-years old or 30-days old, carmax will appraise it in as little as 30 minutes. and then your only concern will be how to spend the cash. rad. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist sheena parveen. start off your morning we've seen areas of dense fog so the early fog int and then later today we'll be dealing with rain, this will mostly be tonight after the evening commute, temperatures from 54 to 57 degrees. going into tomorrow, highs will be topping out around 50 degrees, m

we start with new year's eve day, and we are looking at some wet weather down through the mid-atlantic states, southeast. look for snow around the great lakes. new year's eve night, more rain in the southeast from leftover snowshowers around the great lakes. otherwise, fair, and then new year's day, again, wet weather, gulf coast, texas, on into the southeast. look for some snowshowers around the great lakes. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >> bri: good morning, everybody. expect areas of ice for this morning. a little melting on the way this afternoon as we rise into the mid to upper 30s for most. and we're in for another round of rain overnight tonight. but there is a concern for some west of 495. you can see those temperatures expected to drop below freezing. that's why there is a freezing rain advisory for those areas in pink there through 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. here's a look at the 7 on 7 forecast. mild tomorrow. a chilly s >> that's it >> that's froo here where we're getting ready for the 127th rose parade. the tournament of roses parade.

it's down if here off of the mid-atlantic states in the delmarva peninsula, it's producing heavy rain on the outer banks and all pointed up this way toward us and it's going to bring some of the rain to southeastern massachusetts. the northern fringe of this actually tracks what looks like around atlantic city or just south of there, and up toward on the northern fringe, toward nantucket, if it didn't expand at all but this will intensify offshore and expand, so we'll see the rain in southeastern massachusetts any way and perhaps even as far north as that i-95 corridor, boston to providence, 6:30 p.m., steady rain, martha's vineyard and nantucket. commute time, rain, well, late in the commute anyway into the lunchtime really so most of you are going to miss this during the morning drive, but some showers around in southeastern massachusetts, your lunch hour, wet, south of boston at least and perhaps even in the city of boston with some showers around. staying drive off to the north and west, but still some clouds. it's a northeast wind blowing in, bringing in some of that atlantic moi

i'm talking specifically the northern tier of the united close to even some of the mid- atlantic states the chillier air will set up. take a peek at how i see everything working out it's colder going into 2016 so watch the numbers. cloudy skies tonight with a passing shower at 43 degrees. tomorrow about 50. sun/cloud mix no big problems. a bit milder. so then we start talking about that's what chillier air like? watch the numbers go down. 50 on thursday. 45 friday. monday starting off below freezing. tuesday 40. wednesday 44. so there's something to be said here. the coldest number you see for an afternoon high was 39. the average temperature is 39 degrees. do you realize we'll finish up this month of disease the warmest december we have ever had not one single day was below average. every, single day this december has been above average. >> this has been months now we >> we talked about september as the warmest ever. >> october a little rest there. >> the warmest november ever. going to crush it. >> it's been delightful. >> while it lasted. >> thanks, lonnie. >>> a family in burlington

we start with new year's eve day, and we are looking at some wet weather down through the mid-atlantic states, southeast. look for snow around the great lakes. new year's eve night, more rain in the southeast from leftover snowshowers around the great lakes. otherwise, fair, and then new year's day, again, wet weather, gulf coast, texas, on into the southeast. look for some snowshowers around the great lakes. that's what's going on around the country.anderson will rainy with showers and thunderstorms in the upstate today through tonight. flash flood warnings continue until 3 pm or later today for the counties highlighted in red where flooding in occurring now. southwest breezes 5-8+. already saturated ground and full creeks could lead to localized flooding in the region, so flood watches are out for most of the area until early thursday. the mountains will be mostly cloudy, high of 63. showers and thunderstorms are evening. southwet brees at 5-9. asheville, hendersonville will drop to 48 overnight, the upstate will drop to 55. highs on thu >> that's it >> that's froo here where we're getting

out west, record highs from texas into the mid-atlantic states. we have a slight risk, texas on into the mid-mississippi valley. snow through the plains, through the rockies. sunday, sunday, record highs along the eastern seaboard, the storms in the east mississippi river valley. a mess out west t. rockies, the cascades and the sierra, with rain as you make your way int . >> that's the latest weather, guys. more on our special series the women of silicon valley. these women are changing the face of american innovation. >> natalie is introducing us this morning to a woman that helps other women create theirs. >> you can't talk about the powerful women of silicon valley without mentioning jessica herrin. she is now the founder and ceo of social company stella & dot. they have a mission to empower all women. >> so do you want eggs and ham? >> you understand jessica herrin's business approach, it's important to see where she's coming from. >> you look beautiful today. >> she's a wife, a mother of two, and co-founder of a multi-million dollar company.

out west, record highs from texas into the mid-atlantic states. we have a slight risk, texas on into the mid-mississippi valley. snow through the plains, through the rockies. sunday, sunday, record highs along the eastern seaboard, the storms in the east mississippi river valley. a mess out west t. rockies, the cascades and the sierra, with rain as you make your way intocity hit a high in the 50s while western siouxland was basking in downright warm temps making it all the way into the 60s. a weak cold front will move through tonight but really only bring us more wind as opposed to colder air. that means we can again expect warm highs for this time of year again on thursday as we won't fall too much from wednesday's highs. we'll cool by a couple of degrees on friday but saturday will be the day where you can feel some pretty big differences. along with the cooler air, saturday could also bring us a chance of a few light showers. then a light rain and snow combination could be possible from saturday night into sunday. cooler weather will then persi

record highs from texas to the mid-atlantic states.xas into the mississippi river valley, snow through the plains and through the rockies. sunday, sunday! record highs along the eastern sea board with strong storms in the lower to mid mississippi river valley. a mess out west with snow in the rockies, the cascades and sierra wfrj >>> we have a microcomplimate weather alert. so this is what we're expecting through the day. breaks in the clouds, even sunshine coming out. but as you drive home from work, there will be a round of storms moving through that could dump heavy rain along with lightning and small hail. we will see that any time between 6:00 to about 10:00 tonight. then some of that rain moving farther to the east. >> that's your latest weather. guys? >> all right, al. thanks very much. more now of our special series, the women of silicon valley. these are women changing the face of american innovation. >> natalie is introducing us to a woman who has built her women helping others create theirs. >> you can't talk about the power