. >>> the dewpoint at 36, winds, i told you they would go dead calm. that's where they are right now. the barometer has risen up to 20 points. 2.8-inches. lots of upper 30s just north of the city now. 46 in washington, and a 40 for ocean city. also 40 in salisbury. dewpoint 36, that's about where we expect to end up, probably by tomorrow morning with very light winds, clear skies, you already have a dry air mass and no wind. that's when you get optimal radiational cooling. in other words, any heat that accumulated on the surface, comes down and it gets very chilly on the ground. all areas north and west of the city. everyone you folks in the eastern shore, particularly inland areas and any rivers will probably see scattered rain by tomorrow morning. to our north this afternoon, a few clouds filled with chilly air, for us this low pressure that did cause that tornado you saw in new mexico, headed into the central plains kind of big swirl there with high pressure that is bringing in warm air ahead of it. temperatures in the 70s. and that warm air is movi

and these are dewpoints across the area.have frost, but you can see we will be getting into the 40s, and maybe near 40 in some locations with a dewpoint of 38 now at aurora. that gives you an idea where the temperature's going, the dewpoint does. that's the view from northfield. here in utah are the remnants of that big system. now, this thing is the one that produced the tornadoes in arizona the last couple of days. not today, though. big showers, but there have been big thunderstorms in western colorado. and here's another one. this is vernal, utah. you can see the thunderstorms that dropped visibilities there. they have actually had thunderstorm watches out in that area today, so the unusual weather continues. that system, what's left of it, could slide in here as we look at the rains in puerto rico from a tropical storm moving away from that island, but doused that area and virgin islands with big rains today. temperatures tonight, highs during the day today. look at this big thermal ridge right here, enhanced by air ris

the dewpoint levels are increasing just a little bit. in the 60's for tomorrow. 59 degrees this hour at dulles international airport. here is our satellite and radar. it is dry in quiet across the mid atlantic. severe thunderstorm watch is at this hour. wind advisories off to the north and west near the great lakes. be prepared for a bumpy ride in chicago. over to the west coast, and nasty weather for california. this rain is pushing into the western part of the country. the first big snowstorm of the season colorado with eight to 12 inches of snow. it will be quiet for overnight showers. a cold front will arrive on wednesday. it will bring cooler and drier air. partly cloudy in my old. 58 degrees waking up tomorrow. grab your umbrella. you will need it by the daytime. you may see some indebted thunderstorms. above average temperatures tuesday, wednesday with cooler and drier air by the end of the week. looks like halloween night will be dry. >> that is the best news of all. >> early voting begins this week in maryland. there are designa

the dewpoint still in the 40s that means it's going to get down to the 40s tonight. let's take a look at some of those incredible numbers. look at these numbers, pretty amazing stuff. the heaviest rainfall fell about a 50 wide band down to the baltimore area. particularly east in the city. down particularly in st. mary's county. 13.80-inches at wild wood. pack river 12.57 a lot less to the west. haguerstown only about .08. essentially no rain at the beach at all. clear sky, 55 here, 58 packs river, 43 a cold night in oakland. it'll be in the 30s there tonight. 55 up in cumberland. right now zero winds most places. light winds and clear skies, we're going to get cool temps. the rain is gone but here's our next weather maker. it's a little air of low pressure that's coming out of canada. developing a little bit of rain with it. not a lot of rain but some rain. that's going to head across the ohio valley. if you're going to pittsburgh on sunday, temperatures in the low 50s and a chance of a few showers. that little low is going to head down to west virginia eventually i

we're down to 56, 54 and the dewpoint is 47.onight many places will be in the mid-40s, even some low 40s. already in cumberland it's dead calm. compared to earlier when there were 15-mile-per-hour winds. from new orleans down to florida, all the way out to the rocky, this is the same area of low pressure that caused four tornadoes in arizona very unusual. they had four big big storms there. that system is still rotating around, but it's begining to move away from that region. higher pressure will build in. heat for the southwest for our part of the country. that goal is finally left, it's beautiful dry, high pressure building in. i mean beautiful weather for the next five to four days. mild, pleasant nights and then warmer and moving in particularly for saturday and sunday. sunday maybe be a few degrees cooler than on saturday. then by monday, the warm air comes back, we're talking mid- to upper 70s, maybe 80 degrees here by early next week. a quick look at the tropics, otto, no concern to anyone, thank goodness. it's still a tr

. , so it's a much more comprehensive approach than the number and cognitive behavioral therapy, dewpoint to talkle that one -- do you want to tackle that one? >> as far as cognitive behavioral they aretive, i don't know a ton about it myself either, being the marketing director, but it is -- they call it a strength-based approach, so using each client's individual strengths and you know kind of helping their brain work in a certain way that acts toward those strengths is my understanding of it. the medication management piece of it, i think the standard of care is every two to three months, somebody with psychosis would go in and have a meeting with their therapist, maybe make some adjustments to their medication, it was every once in a while, the algorithm method uses a scientific approach to adjustment the medication and make sure they're getting the correct levels of each medication and the correct combination of medication and it just, you know, let's that be going on on an ongoing basis rather than just once in a while and they can come in and meet with their therapist. >> thank you

the dewpoints down to 48 which means overnight light winds, clear skies, temperatures will drop back into the mid- and upper 40s most places. very light winds right now and they've calmed down since yesterday afternoon. most places under four or five- miles-an-hour. it's an unusual shot to see these many clear skies from noon down to florida over to texas into the southwest. the only real cloud cover is extreme northern rockies and portion of the northwest with this system continues to kind of spin around. but the rest of the country just beautiful, now there's a weak front up to the north. northern new hampshire, it's moving south ward. it's going to dry out before it gets here. slightly cooler air will come on sunday. essentially ahead of it, tomorrow, mid-upper 70s, maybe even get to 80 in a few spots in virginia. by sunday, a weak front goes to our south. temperatures drop a couple of degrees. and say hello to otto not affecting any land areas. there is bermuda. not even seeing clouds, luckily not much of an impact to the united states so far. north winds five to 10 knots. tonigh

the dewpoint is down to 44 and it's a pretty good indication of how chilly it can get tonight. a 48 in oakland and 60 in ocean city. so quite a range of 40s and 60 and the clouds are just beginning to move into southwest virginia. tomorrow they will come back out of the east again and bring up moisture from the atlantic ocean and pick up during the day and tomorrow night. by friday they will be quite strong but shifting to the northwest as the moisture will be leaving us. first we have to deal with a lot of rain. michigan, indiana, now into ohio. southwest virginia, some showers there. this is all moving to our region. once this energy gets to the atlantic coast it's going to develop a low pressure, probably around jersey and then head up toward new england. we're going to start seeing northeasterly winds coming in off the land bringing a lot of moisture. looking for about an inch to about an inch and a half of rain with the system. most of the heaviest rain would be up toward new york area. 1 to 3 inches up toward new england. the adirondacks and portions of vermont and new ha

easier for the rain to reach the ground during the overnight hours because the temperatures and dewpointloser. right now we have so much dry air, that's why the rain's having a hard time reaching the ground. temperatures low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. here we are 7:00 this morning. notice the rain stuck in the northern sections of sonoma county. make a beeline to the golden gate bridge about 5:00. an area of low pressure developed to the left side of your screen. watch how it pulls the rain back by 9:00 and almost takes it complete out of the forecast during the overnight hours just to bring that low back in tomorrow and that's when we'll get our better chance of rain in the forecast and even as we head into friday evening. saturday, the heaviest coverage will be mainly in the morning as this secondary low comes through. once it passes look for clearing saturday into sunday. temperatures back where they should be. even a little warmer for monday, tuesday. more sunshine. a few clouds on wednesday and we'll have temperatures back in the upper 60s to low 70s. rainfall amounts by satu

of the evening, right now the temperature is at 81 degrees, this is at the station, humidity 42%, dewpoint not too bad, we're in the 50s so you can see that dry air once again. that pressure, that 29.79, rather. as we look at some temperatures here on our weather bug site we can see currently they are just updated, now in the 70s up to manchester, looking back 78 into el eye cot city. middletown coming at 85 degrees, we look back over towards the east, the temperature to the northeast coming in at 78 degrees right now, hickory at 79, morgan ton to chester town, easton right around 79 degrees as well as toba lean a so these temperatures are feeling pretty good. temperatures are going to start to go down as we go into time. we'll take in what we're getting right now, we look at maryland's most powerful radar, all is dry as of now. but if you slide up towards the north, yes, look at these brisk thunderstorms moving in, basically they are getting some windy conditions across this area and also dealing with some large hail and you can see this, in these deep reds here, scranton is pretty much g

the dewpoint is down in the 50's. hagerstown, 41 degrees. much drier air is on the doorstep. it will move south. 56 in albany. tomorrow, a much more seasonal day around here. more seasonal numbers developing across the country. during the afternoon we have been watching this cold front. earlier in the day it was fairly active. if we see any more activity from that this evening it will be north and east of the metro area. high pressure will start to build back into the area for the day tomorrow. just a little area moisture spinning around the middle of the country. but again, we do not think that will have an affect on us. tomorrow, cooler and in the 60's with sunshine. a new storm will develop on the coast and the result shows up on the future scan. late tomorrow night, the clouds start to move back in and another system starts to develop. the low pressure system moves in and it looks like the rain will move out at night. gusty wind as we head into friday and start the weekend. tamara, a sunny and cool start with temperatures averaging in the 50's for the morning, 60's for th

the dewpoints high, the winds continue to the out of the south and southwest.shower activity in october is kind of rare but it does happen from time to time because we've got the ingredients. warm humid air in the west. drier air causing shower and thunderstorms activity to be crashed right here across the mid-south. that's where we have storms that move across the car lie carolinas. down to our south, the bulk of activity continues offshore now as we move into the carolinas for our region. sun and clouds this afternoon to the north, a good batch of rain. just a few isolated shower, tomorrow we will see a misture of sun and clouds not a bad day at all. on wednesday, late tomorrow night and wednesday this front approach, shower and thundershowers will be approaching. in the tropics just a depression and it continues to weaken. it will completely die out in the next day or so. south winds gusting to 20 knots, a small shower advisory. back up again in the mid- 70less. any shower to burn off, give us partly to partly sunny afternoon. tomorrow for the most part will

anddthe dewpoint is very low. very dry. getting a northerly flow of air. >> 55 in salisbury., this low will intenssfy. and it will tart offfas showers in the morning and then a llttte more innense and steady. and, this has more promise, as that loo. and then, a little bit more moisture. linger as showers, and finally moves out of here, with high pressure. all-innall, about anninch of rain, throughout the day,, nd %-but, otherwise, it looks pret, aad sun, central part of the state getting up to the same, and, western part of maryland getting up to 69 degrees. and then tonight, mostly-clear skies, mostly cloudy. 49 for he overnight low, andú then tomorrow, cooler, and it could be heavy, and 62 on fridayy witt some early showers. as we mooe towards tuesday. all with dry days ahead, and llts offsunshine. 62 and 69 for monday and traffic edge.s candace with the >> thank you, well, as we try to end thhs morninn rush. no relief in sight oo 95. five-miles-per-hour, on the southbound lanes.33 and 6-miles-per-hour, oo the bellway. %-right now, because of anouble -ccident,,on 648. you w

the temperature and dewpoint are closer. the humidity rises. evening hours we have heavy rain move in through about saturday morning. then once we get past saturday, the heaviest coverage will start to wane. rainfall amounts, a half inch to an inch in the north bay. about a third to two-thirds around the peninsula. about a tenth to a quarter of inch in the south bay. temperatures coolest in the north bay. mid to upper 50s, low to mid-60s oakland, san mateo and south of that and east we'll have low 70s in the east bay valleys and also the santa clara valley. accu-weather 7-day forecast, the coolest day will be friday and saturday. bump the temperatures up because we'll see more sunshine monday and tuesday also warmer. >> first accident in the morning but it's already been cleared to the center divide. just look out for that. no problems at all. traffic light now with this live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. just halfway through the parking lot for the cash-paying lanes. a couple other bridges. the san mateo bridge faring well. eastbound traf

last warm day we see for some time. 78 degrees right now under partly cloudy to mostly clear skies, dewpoint 55. humidity 45. the northerly component to the wind tells you we've already seen the change, the cold front is making its way through the area, behinds behind it out of the north. we're starting to cool down quickly. 72 in hagerstown, 75 in frederick. now down to 81 -- leesburg out in louden county, 75 degrees. the high today was 82 degrees, low this morning 58. fredericksburg, virginia 87 the high. were really going to see things cool down. you'll be in the 40s most likely tonight toward fredericksburg. not showing any rain. that's the good news as the front came through today. it's been on the dry side. no storms around ourarea, and really no rain at all either. just high pressure starting to build on in behind the front. here's the front. another area of low pressure going to give us rain over the next couple days,hat's making its way toward the east. it's not affecting us right now. to the north of that front, much cooler, 51 in buffalo, 61 in detroit. only 68 in new york today,

foley, dewpoint to respond to that and tell us why you think as governor you would do a better job in the education environment? >> i've been in involved in education for over 15 years. i think it's a shame connecticut hasn't done better with its achievement gap and failing inner city schools. i have -- i want to be known as the jobs and the education governor. i put together a comprehensive education plan three weeks ago. there's some very important school reforms that we need here in connecticut to fix our failed inner city schools. we need school choice. we need money following the child. we need excellent teachers and i'm all for excellent teachers but we don't have a system right now that gives us excellent teachers in all instances. with need performance pay for teachers, we need teachers promoted on the basis of merit and performance, not time on the job. we need to be able to measure teachers' performance and if they aren't meeting the standard we need professional development for them and if they still aren't performing, we need to find a way to retire them from the system so

foley, dewpoint to respond to that and tell us why you think as governor you would do a better job in the education environment? >> i've been in involved in education for over 15 years. i think it's a shame connecticut hasn't done better with its achievement gap and failing inner city schools. i have -- i want to be known as the jobs and the education governor. i put together a comprehensive education plan three weeks ago. there's some very important school reforms that we need here in connecticut to fix our failed inner city schools. we need school choice. we need money following the child. we need excellent teachers and i'm all for excellent teachers but we don't have a system right now that gives us excellent teachers in all instances. with need performance pay for teachers, we need teachers promoted on the basis of merit and performance, not time on the job. we need to be able to measure teachers' performance and if they aren't meeting t standard we need professional development for them and if they still aren't performing, we need to find a way to retire them from the system so o

foley, dewpoint to respond to that and tell us why you think as governor you would do a better job in the education environment? >> i've been in involved in education for over 15 years. i think it's a shame connecticut hasn't done better with its achievement gap and failing inner city schools. i have -- i want to be known as the jobs and the education governor. i put together a comprehensive education plan three weeks ago. there's some very important school reforms that we need here in connecticut to fix our failed inner city schools. we need school choice. we need money following the child. we need excellent teachers and i'm all for excellent teachers but we don't have aystem right now that gives us excellent teachers in all instances. with need performance pay for teachers, we need teachers promoted on the basisf merit and performance, not time on the job. we need to be able to measure teachers' performance and if they aren't meeting the standard we need profeional development for them and if they still aren't performing, we need to find a way to retire them from the system so our y

all of the preachments of westboro baptist church, all of the signs at that pitt and other -- >> dewpoint depends on the proposition that what is outrageous is more subjective than what is fighting words. >> i must hasten to say this. i am not a fan of the fighting words doctrine. i don't think it applies in this case. >> that is a very narrow category. use a that to me and i immediately going to punch in the nose, that is an extreme reaction. >> not to where it is just emotional injury. it had not gone that way in any of the cases, and again i have to reiterate army have required .mmediacy and intenst intent that your purpose is to mix it up with somebody, not to go out and say nation, here is this little church. if you want them to stop buying, stopped sinning. that is the only point of this little of church. 1,000 feet away could not be fighting words. >> i am trying to get the same answer from you always trying from your colleague. brandeis said the right to be let alone is the most important. he must have been thinking there could be a tort there for interference in privacy. the firs