fall color on the east side on the campus of ccbc. some reds, yellows, orange hues, fall foilage beginning to peefnlgt as we look at havre de grace, fall foilage on the other side of the susquehanna, a couple of changing trees along the banks of the susquehanna river. mid-60s now, low 60s toward the bee. comfortable, seasonable weather. mid to upper 60s, just about where we should be. the wind direction has been turning south. last night spots falling into the upper 30s. tonight we're in the upper 40s. not as chilly overnight. to the north and west, a few showers as close as ohio. the main weather maker continues to be out to the west. we'll give upan early preview of the timing. looks like scattered showers become a possibility after the morning or after the evening and after the morning commute. as we go past 6:00, 7:00, showers and a couple of isolated embed thunderstorms. right now the weekend looks cooler. there's that next weather maker. you see the rain coming down here north and west of us. big time showers west of chicagoland

clinical coordinator for the medical lab technology program within the school's health profession at ccbc. >> very good. >> let's talk about the program. tell me about it. >> the school health professions at the community college of baltimore county is the largest health education provider in the state of maryland. we have 14-degree and certificate program . last year we graduated 600 students to enter the heal care work force. >> how long has this been going on? >> oh gosh, it has been around a long time. our individual program is graduating their fourth class this fall. it is extremely important roll in the health care team. mlt is short. we do all of the laboratory testing. a lot of people don't realize we exist. because we don't deal directly with patients. think of it this way when you go to the doctor because you are not feeling well what do they typically do? they take blood and urinalysis samples. they have to go somewhere for analysis. that's the job of the medical laboratory technologist. analyst samples and get results to the physicians. 70% of health care decisions made are ba

dundalk, from ccbced so much beautiful fall -- ccbc and so much beautiful fall foilage. we know the winds will come up. we'll get rain and knock down a lot of the tree leaves that are so beautiful right now. 78 degrees. dew point 58. dry and's. statewide temperatures above average well into the upper 70s. we hit 80s. as we look at the overall pattern, today it has been one of changing sky conditions. we had the cloud cover socked in early and the rains breaking apart, allowing temperatures to warm up. it's a warm pattern. warm surge continues today. tomorrow these temperatures west toward cincinnati will see a retreat of the warmest air, a little bit of a shift. still, in the low to mid-70s. the next two days with plenty of sunshine. show you our future trend temperature wise. tomorrow we're back in the mid-70s and into friday temperatures will bounce up nicely, maybe some 60s to the north. the bottom line is this. the clear sunny scenario, the's temps are on a limited time basis. cold air is building across the upper midwest. that colder air will make its presence felt

show you downpours, tough to see the key bridge high atop ccbc on the east side of baltimore, havre de grace. plenty of rain on the susquehanna river. in downtown bel air, always a spot that can have some pretty dense traffic while the rain is always never a help. temperatures now warming up just a little bit after a lot of rain cooling earlier today that allowed us to stay in the low to mid-60s. as we look across the region, you can see a mix of hit and mix showers over the eastern part of the state into the northern part of delaware. to the west there is still more weather to contend with. the storm system itself, a slow mover with a reach all the way west into southern illinois. a couple of frontal boundaries wrapping around that area of low pressure. as we go forward this is a slow weather pattern that will keep the risk for showers. we're not warm sector side. temperatures will rise tomorrow, still cloudy, still chance for showers. drier air as we get into late thursday but in the meantime there will be a hit or miss showers even through early thursday. then another front marching

mix of sun and clouds here, beautiful fall leaves at the ccbc campus.he peak wind gust. 27 belaire. we have gusted to 32 buck town on the eastern shore. it has been one breezy day. the winds out of the south. piling the water up in the chesapeake bay and we have a coastal flood advisory for the western shore. the coastal part of hartford. southeast baltimore. that is where we think there could be enhanced high tide action at least through two. we will keep the eye on that overnight. temperatures now warm, 70 at dullus, mid60's across most of the rest of the area. 68 easton. the set up is a more active one into the overnight hours. a couple of scattered showers to the south. could be here in the next hour or two. the mainline out in coal country. even deep south ohio. the trend brings in that line as we push toward the midnight hour. even past midnight. scattered hit and miss. embedded thunderstorms, you can hear thunder overnight. by tomorrow morning the rain clearing to the north and east. cecil parts of northeast maryland could see showers as late and

ccbc. you see that change in the weather. havre de grace. one of the newest cameras on our weather bug. it's looking toward cecil county across maryland's most mightiest river. upper 60s in baltimore and easton and most spots have dipped below the 70-degree mark. winds are a little breezy out of the south. the area of low pressure begins to move in. right now the most significant rain in southern west virginia. the future trend model does not pick up on a heavy steady rain. there could be thunders late in the day. again, hit and miss showers. through wednesday, early. we think dry air will settle. no drastic temperature changes. our satellite radar showing the area of low pressure, not a powerful system, not a severe weather system. it's a large one and rain that's all the way into the upper midwest. this area is a slow mover, pushing some warm air ahead of it. we'll be briefly warmer and slightly moderate air for wednesday before another cold front mushes -- pushes in for the weekend. north and east of south america, north of brazil. 58 ton

it is ccbc the combination -- >> a lot of talk about potential ties. >> which i think it's a reach. but let's be blunt, the momentum is in romney's direction and has been since the first debate. the margin is closing, rather than expand come in all of these battle ground states. nina mentioned new hampshire. only three states between 2000 and 2004 fm a sh-court t sh-carrikerry. that is how closely divided the country was then and it remains now. >> there is a counter view, and it comes out in the huffington post, that the so-called romney surge is a myth when you look at the battle ground states and the national polls, which showed them very close. hardly a point where you can say that momentum has carried romney ahead of barack obama. titanic, yes, but momentum to the point where he would -- >> romne w dead in the water until the first debate. >> of course. >> he has had a surge. i tend to think the surge is over. but that surges what made him a contender. >> what was it about that debate that just change the tide? is thea's arrogance single biggest problem. it showed him sleepy, a

what a fantastic finish on the eastside as we look from ccbc. the tidewater marina, clear finish to the day. looking into cecil from hartford and kent island. always love to look at chesapeake bay. just a fantastic view here from hemingway. temperatures in the mid40s now, again falling another five to ten degrees tonight but all the state should stay above the freezing with the exception of the very high terrain toward garret. cool flow though across the north and east. this is going to be reinforced. reinforcing shot up in the canada, southern part of canada. that air will make a move south. it's really going to freeze up areas up in the great lakes in terms of a thick frost. we will catch the edge and get some of that here across central maryland. here is the trend. cool front on the marte. that boundary will sink southward, lasting in to the big run day on saturday. again a chilly run. not a -- not exactly the day we would always expect in this part of early october. in any case you can see the effects of that cold air in can canada. the trop