are going start to come in out of the north and west so it is going to feel a little cooler just bouvierf the wind on your tuesday. we've got a row of records to tell you. day three in that stretch. saturday's record -- high of 69 record that record from 1931. we smash the previous record on sunday from 1923 was 65. we got all the way to 71 and today we hit 70. the record was 69 from 1881. broke that record as well. 134-year-old record fell today. so far this month we have six days at or above 60 degrees. the record is eight. will we get there? we've got a few more mild days on the way and in fact i think tomorrow is going to count as a 60-degree day because our temperature at midnight is going to be above 60. so we'll have seven as of tomorrow. the question do we get another one to tie that record? it looks as though we might. temperatures do take a brief tumble tore the end of the week. you can see this batch of arctic air lurking up across portions of the great lakes and by saturday that arctic air spills over winter coats will be needed. now it's not frigid. but it's around 4 degrees

are going start to come in out of the north and west so it is going to feel a little cooler just bouvierthe wind on your tuesday. we've got a row of records to tell you. day three in that stretch. saturday's record -- high of 69 record that record from 1931. we smash the previous record on sunday from 1923 was 65. we got all the way to 71 and today we hit 70. the record was 69 from 1881. broke that record as well. 134-year-old record fell today. so far this month we have six days at or above 60 degrees. the record is eight. will we get there? we've got a few more mild days on the way and in fact i think tomorrow is going to count as a 60-degree day because our temperature at midnight is going to be above 60. so we'll have seven as of tomorrow. the question do we get another one to tie that record? it looks as though we might. temperatures do take a brief tumble tore the end of the week. you can see this batch of arctic air lurking up across portions of the great lakes and by saturday that arctic air spills over winter coats will be needed. now it's not frigid. but it's around 4 degrees s

as idaho falls anchors justine bouvier and tommy noel can tell you.o years, they co-host the morning news program on channel 3. it's usually a warm and fuzzy place to be. >> every single morning we just had a blast. a part of us butted heads sometimes because we were really different people, yet we were different people who got along so well together. >> but on october 12th, 2010, a cold front moves in over the anchor desk. >> taking action for you, channel 3 eyewitness news, starts now. >> as soon as the show starts, it's clear something is wrong. >> there we are. sorry about that. >> that's better. >> what is going on with weather and things like that, but we're here. >> and you'll be seeing the weather again shortly, a little less cluttered, i think. >> we'll be seeing it again shortly all right. justine begins to read a story about a multicar pile-up. >> near the road underpass, a loading ramp fell off of a flat bed trailer headed northbound on i-15. i'm sorry. >> but trouble is piling up in the studio. >> that's when the other vehicles hit the ra