week. >> an investigation is underway into what sparked the mass of flames at a vacant house in churchville last night. it took six departments more than three hours to get everything under control. officials say that is because the flames were so intense and there were no fire hydrants in the area. the required backup from nearby counties. a state fire marshal is looking into the cause. >> a live look out of doors south of franklin boulevard, the traffic to the left of the screen is traveling northbound toward reisterstown. the rain is starting to taper down across the northwest expressway. let's look at the radar to see what we are dealing with the plan to get out on the road. the heaviest rain is falling southwest of baltimore and along 95 as well. these are the two areas that will have the most weather delays. light rain all across the baltimore metro area right now, heading up to the northern part of the beltway. there are still a few more showers creeping up on the radar into montgomery county. that is what we will have to watch for as the showers continue to migrate into the metro ar

churchville 61, 58 degrees now in frederick as we go through the rest of the day, hour by hour forecast brings us to 77 by this afternoon. now a check of the time save traffic with loren cook.

and annapolis and in churchville and 42 and we are going to be dealing with temperatures below average again for today. the satellite and radar is not picking up on a lot here at home but as i was saying there is the rain that's approaching new york. we go through the morning hours. this ahead of a front that's going to be moving through. there it is there. ahead of it. temperatures will be warmer than what we were yesterday. below average and behind it we will be dealing with the breezy temperatures and cooler weather will be making its way in here as we go into tomorrow. temperatures in the 50s for highs. as we look at what is going on in terms of tropical storm patty. here it is here. we have deep convection around here, it will weaken as it slides to the north towards cuba as dry air wraps in here. for today the temperature at 58 degrees by lunchtime. and the high, though will be right around 64 degrees again, unseasonable temperatures we will be feeling good although breezy and very cold we head through the night. we have freeze watches. let's get a check of time saver traffic. >>

mardela 67. 66 gold borrow. 64 galena, churchville 62 degrees. we have winds, they are light, out of the the east at 5-10 miles an hour. this is an on shore flow and on shore flow keeps news the cloud cover as well. that's going to aid us with the cloud and also the showers. today's temperature coming in at 77 degrees, off and on showers, it will be humid as we go through the evening we will have late night fog and the showers will taper off with the temperature coming in at 67 degrees. a check of the seven-day forecast, for you, as we will warm things up and dry things out on wednesday, we will have a spotty shower in the forecast, looks beautiful by friday and cooler as we head in to monday. >>> good morning, the rain is really leading to a hectic commute. several accidents k trouble in arundel, there is a crash near bwi, route 170, moved to the southbound shoulder, aviation boulevard. something to watchout for. if you are traveling on 95, no delays heading northbound, 195, towards 695. no problems through the fort mc henry or the harbor tunnel

this is shucks lane near the churchville area a large tree fell and pulled the tops off of four or five different power poles. they had to cut through trees in order to bring the wires up because there was so much destruction around the area. harford county authorities said about 50 roads were closed at 4:00 this afternoon as they were trying to remove some of the debris. havre de grace had problems with flooding. however, at this time later today a lot of the flooding moved out. the big story has been the trees and power lines. a lot of them are contractors. we ran into a you from alabama. i saw the crew. a lot of the folks are coming into the area and have swarmed the area to restore a lot of the power. this route 40 corridor in harford county all the way up to havre de grace has had a sporadic outage. you might find a pocket here and a pocket less than a mile away. once again, the bge crews have been working to restore power and remove a lot of the trees in the county that have brought down power lines. >> just to show how that; i have friends in abingdon. they don't have power but t

churchville 49. union bridge 51. here are the winds, the winds west, at 5- 15 miles an hour, we see sustained wind in baltimore, 8, 7 washington, and 12 in easton rights now. the eastern shore, that's place where we are dealing with breezy conditions, what has happened? the cold front moved through. we are left with cooler, breezy conditions as high pressure will build in for today and keep the clouds away. a few clouds out there right now. those will begin to get out of here as we head towards sunrise. looking at a spectacular day in terms of sunshine, we will have a spectacular day as we head in to tomorrow. our next chance for showers work back in here, thursday evening in to early friday morning. this is what the planner looks like through today. by 10:00 this morning, we will be mostly sunny, the temperature coming in at 58 degrees, 63 breezy by noon, the next few days brings the showers in and warmer conditions. seven-day forecast improves. sunday, komen race, looks good right now. now a check of the time saver

ellicott city at 56 right now. 55 germantown. 62 in manchester. 52 in churchville and going towards the eastern shore, a little cooler with the temperature coming in at 51 degrees in centerville and 47 in federalsburg. now back to you. >>> you heard of fantasy football leagues. now some high school students are taking it to new level. >> we will explain what the guys are doing. we will tell you the ways these guys can score points. >> harsh winds and heavy rains. friday night's severe weather caused serious damage in parts of our area. how bad was the storm? >> planning a trip for the family, we will tell you the newest places to travel straight from bwi. >> reporter: well, everything is up to speed on interstate 97 just south of the beltway. i will lety know how traffic is- - you know how -- let you know how traffic is shaping up coming up on good morning maryland. and this is new york times square. not too crowded there. stay with us, much more coming up next. >>> 4:44. thanks for joining us. these days most people are part of some sort of fantasy sports league whether it's football,

check out churchville, 43 and westminster at 48. 40 in frederick and coming at 46. and along the eastern shore 43 and in the 30s. this is the weather pattern today. this what we're working with. we're waiting for the front to move in across the area. once it does so. we're going to get another shot of cold air as we go through time. we have patty and that is going to head towards cuba. stay away from us. i know it is late in the season. but the hurricane season is not over until november 30th. we could be seeing tropical storms. the future trend not picking up today. a few clouds will move in ahead of that front lots of plans and at 64. we have a freeze watch and for the areas here. shaded in the purple color. so, know that the temperatures are going to drop. we look at the temperature on sunday and we're looking at 70. the ravens game will be stellar. here is a check of the time saver traffic. >> and great weather for the marathon. and the race will shut down many roads throughout the city. the race starts at 8:00 but some of the closures will start at midnight. ot

and 58 in bethesda huntingtown at 54 this morning and centerville at 60 more in easton and galena churchville in the mid 50s and at the surface high pressure is in control for today. and we will begin to see some changes in the forecast. all this is courtesy is of that cold air that i showed you and also tropical storm sandy. right now you can see it's still the spinning looks healthy and it will make its move towards jamaica as a category one hurricane. and it heads towards cuba and that when we will see it make its way to the atlantic but the good news sight will become a tropical storm again. it will weaken a bit but the winds sustained at 70 miles an hour. and it's moving to the north at about 12 miles an hour. and you can see that track so you saw it for a second and that looks like it's in the track but it's the cone of uncertainty going through time you can see around cape hatteras and here are the storm possibilities. but first one takes it inland and we do have some strong windscoastal flooding and mountain snow from all the cold air. the second track will be breezy beach erosion and

good morning churchville at 41 degrees. and eastton, 41 degrees as well. make sure have you that big coat as you step out the door this morning. now, high pressure in control of our weather. but it will begin to slide off toward the east as we go throughout the day. allowing for warmer air to move in here. especially as we go into tomorrow. hurricane raphael, moving away from bermuda and staying away from the u.s. that's what we like to see. and we will have some rain beginning to move in here as we go late tomorrow evening, into early friday morning. but for today, the temperature is going to be at 67 degrees. and some clouds. and it will be nice and seasonable. let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. >> good morning, lynette. patchy fog across the region. turn on the low beams slow down and be extra careful. a crash in baltimore county. in glenn oak on security boulevard. at perimeter drive and if you are headed out to 695, there is absolutely nothing to get in your way right now. on the west side, or if are you traveling

churchville, more of the same, temperature at 40 degrees, dew point 40. the winds are light and variable as we head throughout the day. now the south at 2 miles an hour and check out ijamsville, the further to the west you go, you will deal with the temperatures in the 30s. we have patchy fog across the yeah. take the jacket, the coat as you head out the door. this morning, you might not need the rain gear, if you are not going to be able to get home, you are going to need it for this afternoon and this evening. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> pretty chilly for the orioles game. bring a jacket, bundle up. if you are heading out to 95s a live look, south of interstate 195, everything up to speed. no problems down to dc or traveling northbound, 695, here is what 83 looks like at warren road. no problems here, nice and clear, and that will be the same case as you get onto the jfx. now an 11 minute ride, traveling southbound, from the beltway, all the way to fayette street. no problems to report there. 695, going to be in great shap

that's the silver lining, we're quite mild, leave the coat at home as you head out and about. 67 in churchville. let's get a check now of the abc 2 time saver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. that fog is causing so many problems for you. >>reporter: yes, lynette. you will want to expect reduced visibility across the region. it's really bad in hartford county and we do have a fallen tree on hartford road between 152 and record road. if you are traveling in the area, stick with bel aire road instead. if you are using 95, there are no delays from bel aire down to white marsh. you're looking at a 15-minute ride right now heading into the city. here's what it looks like downtown at 395. you'll notice a lot of fog in this region. so slow down. it's extremely important to do so because it's really going to be bad out there. you're looking at the beltway right now in towson, just west of york road, everything up to speed. again, fog going to be an issue, but no delays as you do head up to 83. and the west side of the beltway will remain clear from 795 down to 95. megan and charley, over to you.

and we are at 51 in churchville.at 60 in reston traveling that way this morning and 55 degrees in chesapeake beach. so yes you need the jacket but it's not as cold as yesterday or chilly. at the surface, we are looking at high pressure once again. we will get that southwesterly flow in here as you get clockwise flow around high pressure. we look back off towards the north and west, and we have a cold front along the cold front we are seeing some disturbance that is will stay to the north of us for today. and also we will get cloud mixing in. now speaking of the cloud, speaking of some warmer weather, well, let's head to the tropics because we have tropical storm sandy and you can see it is blossoming trying to get its act together. hurricane hunter will fly through to get the latest statistics on the storm. right now it's sustained at 45 miles an hour. the wind. it's not moving but it's forecasted to strengthen as it moves northward today and heading towards jamaica and also towards cuba. here is one scenario. the fi

temperatures in churchville around 65 with the dew point of 56. that's the big story.ll be feeling for today, as we go through the afternoon a high temperature of 81 degrees. and lots of sunshine will prevail but the wet weather and cooler weather moves in by sunday. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with delays on 95. there are two accidents both along the southbound lanes one at route 100 and another at route 175. more accidents and there's crash on washington boulvard at the beltway and more trouble on falls road another accident at seminary avenue. a live look ?o?o?oçoíc';

also in terms of access to food, access to transportation, downtown holyoke churchville, just by meansof us they were doing a public investment, right now we have an $8 million senior center. for example, the decision of where you place an investment in projects can make a huge impact on the people who live in those neighborhoods. we also build our city's first skateboard park. they can even vote, but we invest a quarter of a million dollars and a skateboard park and put it downtown. decisions make a huge difference for people who live downtown. we just a few weeks ago -- we're the process of bringing back our authority to assist her economic development office. to do that we have to have an ambitious urban renewal plan. a few weeks ago we announced a planned that connects her downtown neighborhoods, now's restoration making sure people have access to transportation, things like food could we have neighborhoods in our city where people can get healthy food, or mcdonald's is the closest thing to a live and that's a problem in sending our local planning department has to deal with, not s