that is the latest from belmar, back to you. ben: teresa priolo, thank you, funeral services will be held for a star high school quarterback who collapsed after evening. authority say 17-year-old evan mary died from massive internal bleeding caused by a lacerated spleen, the funeral is being held at 11:00 at phase discovery church in washington township. the video feed of the funeral will be shown in the warren hills regional high school auditorium and gymnasium. liz: kids are promising to renew a federal health-care program for september 11th responders because congress let it expire at midnight. >> lawmakers are divided about the cost of the des nudas -- zadroka act and are worried about what to do about it. robert moses is in lower manhattan. >> reporter: good morning. hard to imagine this morning when it is so peaceful and calm here but 14 years ago this was hell on earth and there was a toxics do down here that so many first responders breathed and of course that's due made them sick. as the clock struck midnight, the zadro

that is the latest from belmar. liz: from russia with love. thousands more of hillary clinton's e-mails released. ben: the e-mails were sent on the morning of august 3, 2011. disguised as speeding tickets. you have to respond to this. you have to pay this fee. there is no evidence. the scandal is that hillary clinton you state by that e-mail server and set of a secured government server. liz: caitlin jenner will not face any criminal charges. there was not enough evidence to get a conviction. she rear ended two cars killing the driver. investigators later determined jenner was traveling at an unsafe speed and could face up to a year in jail. ben: fox means business. how retailers are stepping up. talking about this already? >> it is october 1. the christmas countdown sort of begins. about 30 different websites. everything from amazon to twenty-nine retailers. target absolutely back to those prices. fourteen days to find a cheaper price elsewhere. this is a huge expansion. ben: we see the decorations. >> they already started. i think their nint

tracie strahan is in belmar with that. 's been a rough morning out there, but they're hoping it's not going to get rougher. >> reporter: it really is raw it chills the bone, and the rain is whipping sideways. it's a good thinrsthese crews actually got out here early, ahead of this storm system we're experiencing to put out these dunes behind me on the beach. just concerns about possible weather systems that could come to this area. let's show you video of the work that happened a couple days ago to put the dunes up. they erected these on fears of flooding coming to this area. they pumped out water in both silver lake and lake como as a result just to try and get the water levels low. they also put up a steel wall. governor christie will be here in belmar later to survey damage. before that as he declared the state of emergency, he urged residents to prepare and not to panic. >> there will be people who when they start to hear this news will feel an enormous amount of stress. you just don't know. he said if we don't get rea

that's expected to be the highest tide here in belmar. if they get through that high tide without much significant coastal flooding they might end up all right in this situation. they've really built up a lot of the dunes to combat that beach erosion and coastal flooding. we're going to be reporting throughout the afternoon, updating you on the situation here down the jersey shore, but in a rainy windy belmar i'm meteorologist jeff smith. >> take a break, stay dry be careful there. that wind gusting, and you hear the word nor'easter a lot. it is because of a northeasterly flow of wind. it's not a classic nor'easter. what you have is the jet stream running from south to north. you have upper level trough here. very strong high pressure to the north. all these elements are making the entire east coast very wet, and there's a lot of flooding problems in the virginias and carolinas. if you're wondering about joaquin. it's still sitting down here in the bahamas. it eventually is going to start moving out late tonight and tomorrow into the atla

tracie strahan is in belmar. you're really feeling it there. >> reporter: michael, it's hard to believe that this isn't the weather that offndials are worried about here on the shore. vernor christie will actually be here later this afternoon to survey these sand dunes b ind me. check them out. several feet tall, and they're really here to thwart off any flooding that could come to the area. residents are still worried about what's to come. the crews didn't waste any time putting these up. they built these sand dunes a couple days ago, well ahead of any potential storm this weekend. belmar's mayor said they've pumped out water in both silver lake and lake como, all to mitigate against homes flooding in the area. and there's a steel wall that protects the really fragile stretch of sand at the shore. governor clips hristie is urging residents to prepare and not to panic. >> there will be people who will feel an enormous amount of stress. >> everybody is scared because you just don't know. if be we don't get ready,

when i was joining in from belmar we are talking about the 1-2 punch everyone was anticipating. now it seems instead of a 1-2 budget will just be one sucker punch and that is happening here at the jersey shore. forget about walking and let's talk about what is expected to come in over the next 24 hours or 36 hours, they are expecting a good amount of rain and incredibly high wind and when you live in a coastal community that typically translates into coastal flooding. people in sea bright they know all too well what that is like as well as other places around this shore, belmar, spring lake, point pleasant areas, they dealt with during superstorm sandy at expected deal with it today. as far as this is concerned little bit of unique situations with beaches as well as the day, they're putting their emergency preparations into place and that is happening around us short, not only building their sound barriers where they can but also making sure they have sand bags, utilities have been mobilized to make sure they're checklists are in place, local communities dimming of the same, som

tracie strahan is in belmar. what's going on there? >> reporter: michael, already at 4:30 in the morning, we are feeling every bit of the forecast. the driving rain and of course the really, really heavy wind. i want to show you what's happening on the beach already. governor christie said he wanted residents to prepare and not panic. that's why you see those sand dunes on the beach. the mayor even tweeted a picture of a photo that showed these dunes being constructed. you can see the crews working on it here. he said they've pumped out water in both silver lake and lake como, all to mitigate against homes flooding in the area. the steel wall protects perhaps one of the most fragile stretches of sand along the jersey shore. still, residents all along the shore really worried about the possible weather to come. >> the minute we saw the storm was coming this way, we started packing up. >> it's always best to worry. the more you worry, the more you get prepared. >> reporter: governor christie will actually be here in belmar this afternoon

mid 70s everywhere else, down to belmar and 75 at islip. cooler at montauk. we broke 70 at monticello. 60s are appearing along the coast. 64 at belmar. 62 at islip. back to 68 in the city. and monticello, 66. but 74 coming in up there in the a lot of areas seeing a two to five degree change from yesterday. we're almost about the same as we were 24 hours ago from the city to long island. a wind out of the south, more of a south wind now versus a southwest wind we had earlier. southwest tomorrow. that's why we're talking about a mild day in the forecast. nothing on fox 5 sky guardian. don't expect any rain until potentially tomorrow evening when a few showers may get here. i think really most areas are going to stay dry. right now there's a front stuck to the north. that's where the showers and clouds are. if you look at the bigger picture, this cold front over to the north and west, that's the chicago. there's nothing off to the west. okay. mild day, sun and clouds, lunchtime. there's the evening shower as the front moves along. the front keeps going. 50s. on

same thing hudson valley, upper 20s north and west, 45 in belmar , frost advisory for the east end of long island until 8:00 in the morning. a lot of sunshine early, high clouds midday, clouds tend to think in during the late day, ms. -- mid-50s but notice how the wind, single digits rather than the gusts. early evening forecast for halloween, southwind at about eight, 52 degrees, maybe a layer underneath kids costumes. royals and mets tonight, light wind, much different than tonight where the game -- winds were gusting over 20. the winds are faster east of new york city and getting lighter to the west, that trend will continue as high pressure moves in and the high will stay with us through tomorrow night. then we look at the system in the middle of the country, rain from border to border but two separate systems and we're worried about the system to the north. a lot of it is going to lift away but we'll be on the southern fringe on sunday morning with a couple of brief showers and a lot of clouds. the files we'll break during the afternoon. the futurecast, look at tomorrow morning,

at central park, still going to drop those temperatures another 3 or 4 degrees, 57 at newark and belmar, 56 in islip, 54 in poughkeepsie and bridgeport, here is what we see with winds, winds from the northwest, cold front has gone through, 3 to 14 miles per hour depending where you what but it will be breezy, high pressure in control, sunshine back but temperatures took a hit big times the temperatures only made it to 59 degrees later ron. tomorrow with is only 57 for a high and still have the shower let's bring in ines and see what is going on, a few folks ready to hit the road. ines: your commute off to a good start, connecticut 95, no problems, no problems northbound or southbound, merritt parkway looks good, new jersey and essex county, there is the parkway, we have green, 78, 280 as well, slight problem in suffolk county, this is the lie by holbrooke road, to the shoulder, you have that slowdown and there is the coatrack that just pull the, no significant delays, just watch for the activity. queens, let's go to the camera shot of the long island expressway by grand central parkway,

belmar has 43 degrees with 38 right now in wrights town. temperatures will can fin knew to be warming up through the afternoon to near normal or above by 4 or 5 degrees. expect temperatures to end around 70 degrees with the normal high being 66 so we're above the average. >> by 1: >> coming up, we'll talk even warmer temperatures and our next chance for rain in the accu-weather forecast. >> thank you amy. >>> that community in westchester county is mourning the death of a teenager murdered in a park. today even though it is a sun day, grief counselors will be on hand at sleepy hollow high school where the teen was once a student. charges. kristin thorne has more details on the story this morning. kristin. >> reporter: good morning michelle. police identified the victim as 17-year-old taj robinson. robinson was a former student of sleepy hollow high school. robinson we're told really a well loved student, a student a lot of people knew. it appears it was a fight with another teen which led to his death friday night. police say the 16-year-ol

the futurecast, look at tomorrow morning, freezing north and west, 42 in the city, 38 belmar, afternoon increasing temperature and clouds, mid-50s for your eyes, great for trick- it's been going back-and-forth, futurecast showing sound -- showers to the north, nothing more than his prickle. i have to allow for a 20% shot of a shower. marathon sunday morning and turned afternoon, skies in the low 60s. start lila -- fort wadsworth, 53. southwest wind 5-10. it's actually a light tailwind. head towards the finish line, by that time on average, about 60 degrees and clouds are breaking up. accuweather forecast, clear and chilly, less wind at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow's high, 56. son mixing with high clouds. tomorrow night, 48, calm or light wind and then turning cloudy. brief shower threat early sunday morning, don't forget we turn clocks back, put the new batteries in smoke detectors, the planner on sunday for the marathon, 20% shot of a shower, clouds are breaking during the midday and afternoon, rain over central and southern new jersey and closed a close call there. we are near 70 after that, bu

not looking forward to this. years in superstores and the board down on the jersey shore town of belmar and yet it is too soon to think of possibility that another hurricane could be heading this way but that is exactly the saudis residents find themselves in this morning. >> stock up on canned goods, batteries, candles. >> pas bling sanders, this area situated between belmar and spring lake bringing the water as low as it will go. hurricane joaquin strengthen to category 3 storm last night despite the fact that it is still hundreds of miles away with an uncertain path residents here are not taking any chances. >> you enter to go crazy and make sure you have water, flashlights, things like that, sandbags if you need them. >> the cost would not be so much to the sound residents to rebuild their homes after sandy, spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to rebuild and state in our community. >> like sandy this storm could produce brittle winds and heavy surf, inland flooding and beach erosion but for now we will all just wait and watch joaquin's every move. teresa priolo, "good day new yor

. >> reporter: in belmar, they pumped much of the water out of the biggest lake in towns, creating a flas for flood waters to go. they reenforced and built a new boardwalk, the supports doug 25 feet deep. some-year-old hanna doherty raised $5,000 selling colored sea shells to help her town rebuild. are you prepared yourself? >> i think we are, yes. i think belmar is a town that is prepared. >> reporter: here in jersey, they are expecting several days of heavy rain and coastal flooding. even before any impact a one-two punch that they hope they're ready for. lester? >> ron allen. al roker at the weather map. what are you seeing right now? >> we see a storm that looks like it's going to be moving more out to sea. currently, a dangerous category 4 storm, 70 miles south of bahamas. 130 mile-an-hour winds, still move slowly southwest at 6 miles per hour. if you notice the path, it's slowly been drifting ice with each successive run. when you put into effect you look at the american model and the european model, those are even further east. now the national hurricane center model is coming

temperaturewise pretty mild, 56 degrees in newark, 59 in belmar, 55 in central park, 43 in monticello with a cloudy sky year pretty much everywhere, down to the southwest we have rain making it to the ground and look at this rain we have out there. not solid green but pretty much patchy showers with light to moderate rainfall working their way into the tristate region. these are the heavier showers that probably is going to stay to the northwest but still we have a good amount of rain regardless. let's take you through future cast local the year and brings us rain pretty solid throughout the majority of the day and a few pockets of heavier showers, occasional thunderstorms into the evening, some short breaks here and there but this green is going to start up in a few hours and hang with us until this time tomorrow, the morning rush and starts to break up and get out of here all together, we're still going to keep some clouds around and morning showers tomorrow but that is it. today that does not look pretty but we have showers coming from 9:00 a.m. through 7:00 p.m. and had the stuff

it's been hard. >> reporter: belmar welcomed her home today. senators booker and menendez having fought with fema to get more money for families the agency had been lowballing. >> then the insurance company is well, we'll settle for the 92,000. what's that going to do? we have a $250,000 policy. >> reporter: three years after sandy, the jersey shore is still a work in progress. here in toms river, many homes have gone up. many more have not. of some 4,000 substantially damaged or destroyed homes, only 2300 permits to rebuild have been issued. and of those, only 1200 homes have been occupied. jim beretta occupies one of them. he didn't need any fema money and did much of the work whether there is another storm or not. >> a storm can be anywhere. you can't stop living because there might be something else. >> reporter: as for the lucky few who have appealed and gotten a check already, guy madsen is one of them. >> i was ensured for 500,000, two buildings on one lot. and i only got less than 200,000 for the both. this is small, but it's needed. >>

nearly two inches of rain has fallen in belmar within the last 48 hours. more rain is expected over the weekend. some took their chances along union avenue in union beach, new jersey. >> oh, hell no. >> reporter: melissa did not. >> i'm just like why again? everyone is still rebuilding. we live in highlands. we'll get hit again. >> reporter: flooded streets as a result of nor'easter-like conditions, this as hurricane joaquin remains on the move. the atlantic ocean, a ferocious sight this afternoon, whitecaps showing at an increasing rate. it's all too real a memory for those who survived sandy. like frank smith. >> people already fixed their house up after the first round of the storm. now we're asking them to raise it. slab separations, you have to tear the new stuff up again. it's not good news for a lot of people. >> reporter: chuck and alicia james who got back on their feet a few months ago. >> i bought a generator after sandy. i've got gas in the generator ready to go. with two small kids and 11-year-old, you've got to do the right thing and the safe

lower 30s, parts of northwestern new jersey this morning. 48 belmar, 51 on the island and southwestern parts of here's your day planner. we're up to 52 by noontime. not much of a recovery. 54 by 4:00. look at the wind coming in from the northwest at 12 gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. that will drive windchills into the lower 40s for much of the day. we eventually have a warmup in your accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll talk about that a little later in the half hour. lauren back over to you. >>> breaking news in queens, investigators are on the scene after a woman was found burned to death inside a bathtub. police say neighbors called 9-1- 1 to report an assault inside an apartment on 90th avenue in jamaica. when officers arrived they found the 28-year-old woman unresponsive in a bathtub with burns all over her body. the victim has not been identified. >>> also breaking news on long island, police are searching for the driver who hit a man in 40-year-old michael dora died last night after being hit on babylon. last night. investigators say he was in the right lane in a whe

that's what we're expecting. 57 at belmar. 55 sussex. it was 58 in the hudson valley and upper 50s across long island today. we haven't moved much from those numbers. middle 50s at bridgeport to islip at 54. montauk the same. 55 at belmar. same at sussex. upper 50s around town. the temperature will fall into the 40s in suburbs. lower 50s around the city. that's prevalent much of the day. that will continue tonight. tomorrow it will get gusty along the coast when gusts get over 30 miles an hour as that storm center from the south and west moves in our direction. you see the clouds overtaking us now and staying with us basically. notice the rain tries to advance here on the satellite and radar composite and then dries out around washington, d.c. it will get here as high pressure slides along to the east. this storm heads up to the great lakes region bringing all this moisture up in our direction. on your day planner, clouds out the door. 51 in the city. the rain gets going into the afternoon. notice the temperature, just a slow rise throug

the town of belmar, one of the great beaches along the jersey shore, has been preparing. they were hard hit for sandy. there's a lot of changes that have taken place in that town. and they're doing one drastic thing, and that is they are trying to drain lake como, which is a major feature in that town. that's where all the rain runoff goes. that's where all the high tide water goes. ron allen is there for us in belmar, new jersey, where they're also putting up temporary dunes. hey, ron. >> reporter: hey, brian. welcome to your part of the world. it's changing down here. this is -- looks like almost a military operation back here behind me there. several bulldozers, and they began this several days ago, trying to build a 10 to 12-foot tall berm that stretches for miles in that direction and miles in that direction along the beach here in belmar and the other nearby communities. because, yes, this is the lesson and the legacy of sandy. three years ago, this entire area was under water. the boardwalk behind over there was pushed back some six blocks into the town. so now the

the temperature changes look like this. 11 degrees cooler at central park. 12 degrees cooler in belmar, 15 degrees cooler in allentown. a few high clouds over the central central sections of new jersey. this area of low pressure has a little something to say as a lot of moisture and tropical moisture from patricia that came into mexico and now the moisture is coming up this way and we are going to see that in a couple of days. we have a few clouds. by the afternoon tomorrow the first of the clouds are showing up and then we see the shower chances picking up tuesday to wednesday and starting with some showers getting into wednesday and raining solid through wednesday. that is going to be kind of messy. today you have got sunny skies. high up to 57. 59 for you tomorrow. there is a rain coming through wednesday and thursday. done for the rest of the weekend. halloween is looking pretty good too. let's bring in ines rosales and see if we have anything or bumps in the road. ines: good morning, starting monday with a problem on the throughway in rockland county. overturned tractor trailer ha

belmar, we go down regularly to see him. fantastic sunrise. so we appreciate you sharing the sunset. it's going to be equally nice around here, just beautiful skies. looking in to lower manhattan, we get the numbers 67 degrees after a high of 68. southwest winds do continue. they've been light. they're going to speed up a little bit, 10 to 12 miles per hour. that will pump our temperatures up even more tomorrow. roslyn at 69 degrees. we're actually warm er right now by 5 to 10 degrees than we were yesterday at the same time so this is all part of the pattern, this high pressure system that's sweeping the warm air in here. it will take the sunset to cool the temperatures off but we'll go back in to 50s tonight, not quite as cold as it was last night. what a day. really felt like fall. this pattern going in to the early part of the week. really little chance for rain until early on tuesday. warmer conditions, we could be as much as 8 degrees above normal tomorrow. really going to see a swing in temperatures that you'll notice. any showers have b

greg: we are looking at belmar, new jersey, taking this the beach, this is where the weather strikes first. i hope it is nothing like sandy. remember i mean? rosanna: people ? rosanna: peoplerene ? rosanna: people? rosanna: people are still recovering from sandy greg: after a long struggle their home, their home is better than ever. now we are listening to a little bit in the background, is that it? simon and garfunkel, mrs. robinson. greg: paul simon and art garfunkel, legendary performers, songwriter, singer, and musician. rosanna: next grammys hits. greg: he is performing at carnegie hall, are garfunkel, we are privileged to have you on the couch, welcome to "good day new york". >> thank you so much. rosanna: i only have eyes for >> you are a beautiful woman. nice to sit here. rosanna: we are honored to have you here. ben affleck fan of yours and you year. >> i have a 10-year-old and this keeps me going. i have a beautiful -- my wife catherine is stable and we are together all these years, it is great. of man has a woman in his corner. rosanna: he wished she came into your life a

for the era of the part of the temperatureswise 3 wonka 64 isn't a part of a newer, 6, 64, same in belmar, not much difference, 65 in bridgeport, warm day coming at us with winds from the west southwest, 5 to 20 miles per hour, rain does not look like it will be hanging out much longer because the bulk of moisture will be pushing through here in the next few hours, high temperatures 74 with a lot of sunshine out there and later run in the day, tomorrow sunny but cooler and breezy, i am 60, then halloween looking sunny and dry but also on the cool side. it is time to bring you the ines rosales and i know you experienced quite a bit when it comes upon the on the roadways. ines: let's start with westchester, there's a tree down, one lane blocked, traveling on the new england thruway southbound past westchester lookout for an accident, queens, flooding on the grand central parkway, over by a littleneck parkway, no. 6 partner, grand central eastbound in the queue guidance and to change, watch out for flooding, the parkway flooding by farmers boulevard, fdr drive, patches of flooding by that be

belmar 30 degrees. we are headed to northern new jersey and readings in the 20s and 30s. bundle up in pine brook, 28 degrees. it is nice and dry out there. no rain or snow is anticipated. a few thin clouds and waking up with mostly sunny skies and staying dry throughout the rest of the day. the winds are nice and light right now. across the northeast, we have in the afternoon mostly sunny. we should be in the low 60s for the highs. some spots not even cracking 50 this amp. 60s tomorrow and 70s by wednesday and thursday. that is check on the weather and now to roads this morning. ines: good morning. monday morning, off to a good start. westchester county no problems. new jersey compute along 78 and 287 no problems to report. now to the cameras and long island expressway, traffic is looking good. in queens the l.i.e. with no issues. now to grand central parkway, moving fine. trains are running on or close. street cleaning rules in effect. ben, kerry. are excited, they have a 2-0 lead. two wins away going to the world series. >> the captain david wright with a hit to center

eastern end of long island, 12 miles an hour wind, 13 down here toward monmouth county and belmar w. that northerly wind pushing clouds south or holding them off for the most part, it's clouds really associated a frontal boundary and this is patricia. it could put a shower into kansas city where -- that's kansas city right there. you see it's right on the edge just before game time, but then you see on wednesday we have whole batch of rain coming through here. it's mostly sunny, also cooler than yesterday. tonight it's clear to partly cloudy, 45 in the city and the upper 30s to mid-30s. a few clouds tomorrow afternoon. we're right at 61 which is our normal high temperature this time of the year. this is all good. we get some much needed rain on wednesday, an inch, maybe a little more, some local spots might get two by the end of the day, and then, well, it's just going to have some nice breaks of warm sunshine on thursday, and then friday, saturday, sunday, some great great weather for baseball, each day friday, saturday and sunday, great weather for halloween and great weather for t

it's 72 down at belmar. we're holding on to the low 70s in the hudson valley. 63 monticello. back to 78 at islip. 73 bridgeport, montauk, on the east end at 67. the wind has been light all day. mostly out of the northwest. it will stay out of the northwest tonight and become more sort of north tomorrow, becoming easterly in the afternoon as that front moves along, the front right up in here. then a little ridge of fair weather is back up at this locale. that gave us the nice weather for tomorrow. where are the showers for friday? that's this system. as it slides to the east, it's not going to be in are much in the form of rain. showery friday afternoon. it may come in about 1:00, 2:00 friday afternoon, north and west of the city. then it's out of here by friday night. your holiday weekend and mine is going to be looking nice. a little cool to start saturday, but comfortable. and warming up through the weekend. look how mild we are across the midsection of the country tomorrow. 80s kansas city to the gulf coast. 70s in chicago. we're slightly cooler, upper 60s here. that's pre

and we have 63 still at belmar mid 50s up there in sullivan county. a southwest wind tonight at 5, 10 miles an hour. that will continue. it will become westerly tomorrow at the cold front passes. go west towards buffalo down to detroit, and moving into cleveland now, that's a line of showers. we see a few of those again during the overnight period, first part of tomorrow morning. that's all with this approaching cold front coming from the west. actually, two fronts. one is in this positions. there's another one behind it. behind the second one is where the cooler air is located. the fronts will pass through tomorrow morning and a second one before saturday. then we'll see the temperatures cool back down. that shower risk goes through 6:00 to 8:00, maybe 9:00 a.m. 50s out the door in the morning. 40s burbs. 62 for midday. afternoon. 60s before we find the temperature dropping. you see the futurecast showing showers. then sunshine, clouds. this front comes along with clouds again friday night into saturday saturday. saturday it gets breezy, a good amoun

now 61 at belmar. it's down to 52 at monticello. 61 poughkeepsie. and low 60s from bridgeport out towards montauk. the wind out of the northwest. figure on the northwest wind tonight 5, 10 miles an hour. tomorrow, the wind will be gusty, northwest, 10, 15, up to 30 miles an hour. it will be chilly for the mets game. first pitch at 50. after that, it will be in the 40s for much of the game. should stay dry. behind the second front is the gusty northwest wind moving into play. we'll have that in the forecast tomorrow. meantime, it's wet down there in south florida. look at the highs tomorrow. 51 only in chicago. mid 50s here. again, you can see where the core of the colder air is moving across the great lakes region. snow showers in upstate new york. 60s to atlanta. 90s as you head to san antonio. get up to dallas and they're cooler at 79. the showers disappear in the evening. we'll see just some clouds. tomorrow, sun gives into cloud, a gusty northwest wind in play. sunday, we'll start out with sunshine. it will be a chilly start. 30s in the city. co

close to that as you head towards belmar. the wind coming from the north to northeast. that's with high pressure ridging in from eastern sections of canada. the frost threat is here. this is where the frost advisory is posted for the eastern end of suffolk county. and that's going to last for the first part of tomorrow morning. satellite photo showing we're in the clear in the northeastern part of the country. it will stay that way into tomorrow morning. you see clouds starting to approach from pittsburgh westward. we'll have high pressure giving way and sliding off to the east. that's going to allow the cloud cover to get here. eventually it will allow the showers to get here. those showers not to arrive until late tomorrow night. part of sunday morning. then we'll improve things for the rest of sunday with sunshine returning. tomorrow, 43 in the city. 30 suburbs. climb to 52 middle of the day. notice that's when we'll see the sun. after that the clouds win out. 57 as we get into tomorrow afternoon. the shower threat holds off until late tomorrow night as you see that

feel that out side so we enjoyed some warm days but now it is all over, 55 in newark, same thing in belmar, 51 in bridgeport, 57 in montauk, most of us looking at a mainly clear sky, the wind from the northwest at 5 to 13 miles per hour, 13 in montauk, it is breezy and, now that the cold mainly clear sky, didn't get a lot of rain out of it but high pressure building in, colder canadian high bringing us more cool temperatures for a little while but looks like things bounce back in a couple days but for now, high temperature 59 degrees, 57 tomorrow, at 69 on sunday, that is a bump up in temperatures the clouds and patchy showers, but more shower chances back again. breezy and cooler. let's see what is going on. happy friday. ines: we are starting with the commute. eastbound, one lane blocked over by 684, the bronx, accident being cleared of the bronx parkway northbound by boston road, two lanes blocked all lanes closed, expect delays of 78 west bound by exit 49 you have an accident. traffic moving fine here by holbrooke road, accident eastbound 61 cleared, your moving good. as far as trains,

we cooled down to the 60s in montauk and islip. 66 in belmar. elsewhere across the northeast, we're not the only ones enjoying this nice, mild weather. it goes to boston where the temperature is at 73. it's 74 in our state capitol of out to the west, we have 70s across pennsylvania, and detroit is experiencing nice temperatures. 76 right now towards that city. looking at the satellite and radar, it's nice and dry, clear from the new england area down towards the mid-atlantic. high pressure. as it slides to the east, it's going to allow two systems to affect the region. first one is an area of low pressure off the southeastern shore points. this one will slowly move its way to our southeast tomorrow. it's going to be close enough that the western fringe of it will throw clouds over coastal new jersey in the morning hours and we could squeeze out a couple of isolated showers across the extreme east end of long island. there's a second area of low pressure moving through the great lakes. this has a cold front associated with it. you can see the fro

long island, 56 belmar. newark, 59. very comfortable. early evening hours, patchy high clouds to clear. by morning you'll notice high clouds and they'll definitely be more numerous during the middle of the day and lower and thicker during the afternoon. the day probably ends on at least a mostly cloudy note. we should be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds shouldn't be that bad. freshens as we go in to wednesday. there's our first deck of high clouds. right now it's retreating in to the ocean. high pressure is centered right here pushing those clouds to the south at least for now. as the high moves across new england, that the moisture to come northward. that's the remnants of patricia. tremendous rains coming in to alabama and georgia. that's what's coming up the east coast on wednesday. rainfall amounts estimated by doppler radar, east texas and louisiana. anywhere from half a foot to a foot and a half just south and east of dallas here. not in dallas proper but right here. incredible rainfall amounts. we could have an inch to 2 inches

belmar, 50, 54 in islip and 52 in poughkeepsie. partly cloudy sky in the area, but even some showers off to our northwest want to creep in, and they'll be coming through just a little bit but not until later on this evening. temp wise, just like yesterday, 76 is your high this afternoon. we drop to a low tonight of 52, and there are some showers coming through in the evening, very light, very quick stuff. 59 for you tomorrow, so a big drop in temps, breezy too and cooler, another shot at showers coming to you on sunday. fox 5ny weather ap, visit the itunes store and google play store, check it out for free. and also some birthday shoutouts too, quite a few. this is evelina, turning one year old, cute as a button. also lee ya, turning 11, and that's gina right there. happy birthday to you, gina, she's the one in the pink. hope you have a fantastic birthday. >> cute. >> let's bring in ines rosales, show you what's up with the commute. >> well, mike, problems, yeah, putnam county, 84, 684, a little sluggish as you're traveling eastbou

belmar, 70. 72 at newark. and still mid 70s up there in the hudson valley, even monticello is not so cool. they're at 66. look at the temperature gain from 24 hours ago. it was 15 to 20 degrees milder than just yesterday. so real nice. again, the southwest wind, 10, 15 miles an hour. figure the southwest wind 5 to 10 miles an hour. it will turn as we head into tomorrow. we have a couple of clouds off to the north and showers as you get towards the buffalo region. there's a front that's trying to push down here but not going to make it. it's going to stop about here. we're protected by high pressure that's off to the south, giving us that southwesterly airflow. the warmer air is in the forecast. the front to the north right in about this position here. notice, by the way, some showers aiming for chicago. so they may have some issues as far as showers from time to time for the game tonight, but i don't think it's going to be a rain-out type situation. just some showers likely they'll play through. it is mild in

your hudson valley temperatures in the upper 60s in white 72 in belmar. we're showing the winds by these arrows. bit of a sea breeze coming in at jfk. more of a light westerly with end it's calm in new york city. as we look around the area, most of the winds are light. that's where they'll be this evening. we have patchy cloud cover coming in. noontime. there's more cloudiness early and more sun as the day wears on. we turn mostly sunny and get into the middle 70s during the day. cloud cover off to the west. that's patchy cloud cover coming in. new feature on our weather system. we're showing you the wind circulation around the systems. that's actually joaquin some 800-miles to our east. you can see the circulation around that. also around low pressure off the carolina coast and for us, much lighter winds right now. they actually go calm overnight. we'll have more of a westerly to northwesterly wind tomorrow. there's the patchy cloudiness that comes in tonight. moving in tonight and leave the scene after daybreak tomorrow. so weak cold front for around th

today the last two remaining displaced families returned hem to belmar. they helped many families receive additional flood insurance money from fema. jennifer: jimmy fallon hurt his hand game. steve: how badly he was hurt. this time when he was getting an award. jennifer: and where have all the diners gone. why hundreds of diners have disappeared over the years. coming up. steve: first here's tonight's new york minute. national red ribbon week, a drug prevention campaign aimed at keeping kids healthy and drug-free. students on long island decorated giant scarecrows as part of their school's drug awareness service project. >> it's never too early. we focus on especially in the early grades to making healthy choices, eating healthy, exercising and choosing good habits, such as not smoking. >> reporter: red ribbon week runs through saturday. [music] life. they dressed in characters like jack and jill for a big parade. they've been learning to read all month and treated friends performance. >> it is the beginning of reading, writing, listening and speaking, w

same at belmar. stayed in the 60s north jersey. 70 up there in dutchess county and lower 70s across long island. everybody is still above average. we're hanging on to 70 in the city. 70 as you get towards bridgeport. 67 poughkeepsie. cooler at monticello. back to 71 as you head towards newark. winds out of the southwest as it's been a chunk of the day southwest to westerly. we'll keep the west wind tonight, 5, 10 miles an hour and seeing a westerly wind tomorrow. the couple of showers we've had, that's sliding to the north and east. that's with a cold front moving through. kind of deceptive. it won't be turning much colder tomorrow. a little cooler. we'll be in the upper 60s. a good day, sunshine, clouds, west wind, 10, 15 miles an hour. you can see on the bigger picture just about where the front is in through here. that will be sliding to the east. this will be our weather the next few days. there'll be another cool front coming down thursday into friday. that's the one that will bring in the coole

the borough of belmar is prepared. >> we've been very aggressive about our preparation. once we heard there was our way. we've been building up sand dunes surges. guys who would welcome these pushing up on the rocks. all coming in here to hang out and eat. we're trying to feed them. >> reporter: what we've been noticing, water keeps pouring into manasquan inlet. manasquan inlet feeds into these back base. as the gentleman was saying before, the back bays don't have any time to exit that water because the waves keep coming on shore and that wind keeps coming from the ocean. it's something we're going to be watching all we. coastal flood warning in effect until 6:00 p.m. on sunday. many more high tide cycles to go . live here in manasquan, new jersey, jeff smith for channel 7 eyewitness news. >> looks so ugly out there, jeff. alumni -- long island, wet and windy weather. this video is from robert moses of fire island. a high surf advisory until sunday evening. coastal flooding and beach erosion are possible. eyewitness news reporter stacey sager is in the town of freeport.

over all a spectacular day. 66 in monticello. 72 edison and belmar and 73 babylon. it's mild out there. temperatures are going up. the winds are low and this is a good thing. we're at 2.7 today for pollen, ragweed is the irritant. today, tomorrow nice and the numbers start to raise on wednesday. our vortex satellite and radar shows high pressure. skies are clear. we start to get some changes to the other side of midnight. for this day we are in the clear. however, we'll be watching the impact of this cold front moving through. as we put your future cast into motion starting tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. we start to see those clouds moving in and then by 9:30 we could be seeing some light rain around here. there's that line of showers that starts to push through in the afternoon. some residual showers on tuesday. it's cloudy with a chance of rain all day. today mostly sunny skies, warmer today than it was yesterday. 74 degrees the forecast high. tonight we start to see those changes, patchy fog developing in the over night hours. we have a slight chance of seeing som

at about 2:45 this afternoon, area wide wire in the 50s in many spots, perch in islip, and 54 in belmar, still holding on to 60s in bridgeport, and city as well as new warm but now we -- newark but now drop to 48 outside of us is ex, -- sussex, the numbers are running slightly warmer than last night, we are not anticipating a night as cold in the area. our winds arely the but the direct is important to note, right now it out of the southwest, that will help bump up our readings to near 70 degrees in many locations, clear skies out there right now, that will start off monday as well, with clear conditions, to further to northeast, they are quiet, and all courtesy of high pressure which is in control, it on the back side, we'll have a southwest wind flow that will help bump up the numbers across the area. we'll have them slightly above average, middle mostly near 70 this area of low pressure a cold front associated with it, this will go into tuesday, then that will bring us a chance of showers but not a washout you may have to dodge a couple of rain drops. not the case tonight, clear skie

it was low 60s belmar to islip. 60 on the east end. we did not get out of the upper 50s at monticello. 63 in the hudson valley by poughkeepsie where the temperature is down to 61. sussex, 59. low 60s down to the jersey shore. 59 checking in from islip. we have that at montauk and coming in from allentown. there's the southwest wind from 7 to 12 miles an hour. southwest wind will continue ahead of the cold front moving from the west. we'll have two fronts cross the area between now and saturday morning, which will make the real change in our temperature. with the fronts, not much precipitation is coming. as you look at fox 5 sky guardian, there's nothing out there. we have to look to the west to find showers. they're moving at a good clip. now reaching from buffalo almost to rochester to cleveland and detroit. these will brush the area overnight, first part of tomorrow morning and then better weather after that. here's the first front, there's the second one. that's where the chilly air is located. that will be arriving for saturday and

11 degrees warmer in allentown that was 24 hours ago, 6 degrees warmer in central park, newark and belmar, 10 degrees warmer in islip, a nice bump up in temperatures, a little push back to warmer temperatures for a while. not really clouds of consequence, high clouds flying through the tristate region, should be nice and mild the next several days, there's a weak cold front approaching but guess what? as it passes by is not going to be much of anything, you can expect that today, 70 by noon, high temperatures 74. tomorrow we make up to 69, a drop in temperatures with the front, showers not a big problem, better chance of rain late friday. let's switch to ines rosales, what do we have going on? ines: long island fine, no problems with the expressway, let's go to connecticut, see how 95 is doing through the connecticut turnpike, they collected cameras, outside the goat, new jersey, route 80 over by exit 42, traffic coming eastbound towards 280, same for the west bound side. george washington bridge construction wrapped up, only one lane open on the upper level, everything cleared away, no p

won't be a big impact on the 56 at jfk, chilly in the suburbs tonight, upper 20s, 55, the same in belmar, frost advisory, east end of long island, clear overnight, then son missed with high clouds, notice the winds get lighter and fairly light during the day tomorrow. a little crisp and chilly during the day. 52 for game three tonight, as we go into the satellite, mainly clear right now, high clouds off to the west, these will spill in tomorrow. gusty winds will start to die down. we'll see that by 11:00 two storms, one over hudson bay, the other over texas. this one goes to our north, but we will be on the southern fringe of it. we could have a stray shower marathon sunday morning. halloween, -- 52, great with the costume. about 56 for your daytime high, just high clouds. there is the front off to the north sunday morning, 20% chance of shower, decent shot of a dry run, 63 during the afternoon, low 50s, in fort wadsworth. here is your accuweather forecast. clear and chilly tonight, looks cold tomorrow morning, at least the wind is light. high clouds, 56. 48 tomorrow night, calm or light

and as we head down to the jersey shore, 57 in belmar. and up in poughkeepsie, duchess county, 54 degrees. the rest of the weekend and looking ahead to the beginning of next week, we start out cool on saturday, but look at those temperatures kind of creep on up to 72 degrees before the weekend is done. then we feel a little bit of rain beginning to encroach into the area, we head to tuesday. 66 degrees should you can the temperature. more clouds rolling in, a couple of showers possible, keep it in the plan. 7-day forecast, look at this. friday. again, we are talking most likely during the afternoon, we can put the wider parentheses at noon and beyond and then i think as we head into saturday and glorious. 64 degrees. this is the day when you want to go out apple picking, as we head into sunday, we inch temperatures up to 68 degrees. monday, perfect again, 72 degrees, it will have you saying what season is it, temperatures well above the norm, we hit monday, tuesday, we see the showers return, as we head into wednesday, 68 degrees, thursda

ten degrees warmer in poughkeepsie at 72. 69 newark and 66 belmar. we are running 15 to 20 warmer than yesterday at this time. nice mild evening in the 60s. 55 by morning with patchy high clouds. mostly sunny during the day, not as breezy. beautiful low to mid-70s. see the high clouds rolling into connecticut. a front is to the north. that's where it stays. a few showers here may survive the trip into the mountains. we stay dry and mild. as you trace the showers westward, north of chicago, a line of showers. that is north of wrigley field right now. but off to the west there is a heavier batch of showers moving east about 40. they are only a few hours a way. maybe there by first pitch. a rain threat there. a delay is a possibility. if you look at the futurecast, ominous with the rain after 9:00 and hanging out a few hours. this futurecast, there is the opportunity for rain showers. hopefully we get the possibility of a delay and then pass but we have to watch that closely. 65 degrees. pleasantly warm tomorrow. dry for us. warm on thursday as well. ma

and belmar is in a unique position. they need these sand dunes because there's no vegetation like there is, for example, down in spring lake where every dunes already set up, a lot of vegetation, and the homes are pushed back a little bit. if you remember back to superstorm sandy, they were spared just a little bit where belmar was not. the governor of the state of new jersey, chris christie, well, he's running for president so he's been in iowa and new hampshire. he's expected to go to new hampshire tonight, but, of course, that all depends on what today brings with this storm. that's the latest from belma russian this morning, back to both of you. >> thank you very much. now to the legionnaire's situation in the bronx, we have our first fatality from this latest cluster of legionnaire cases. >> yeah. 12 other people have gotten sick by this cluster which is centered in the -- [audio difficulty] town hall meeting is going to be held there tonight. fox 5's carrie drew joins us from the bronx. who's going to be at that t

we'll be chilling it down. 61 at belmar. same at midtown. 50s to the north and west. monticello, 48. 60 bridgeport. upper 50s to 60 across most of long island. wind switching to the west-northwest at 5, 10 miles an hour tonight. tomorrow the wind gets gusty, even worse than today. a bit breezy today. tomorrow the wind could be 10, 15, gusting 30 miles an hour as we head into tomorrow. now, what about for tomorrow night and sunday night? freeze watch has been posted. we've been advertising all week the temperatures were going to drop into the 20s outside of the city over the weekend. that will be the case for sure. this could lead to widespread frost, particularly if not tomorrow night into sunday morning, it might be a little wind, certainly sunday night into monday morning where there will be less wind and a clear sky. be prepared to have the heat kick on into the weekend if you haven't had that happen this season. fox 5 sky guardian, nothing close by. notice a couple of isolated showers coming out of the poconos. i don't think they'll survive. as you look at the rad