and behind the system, dewpoints will drop and temperatures will drop.uturetracker showing tomorrow at 1:30, 90 degrees in philadelphia. again, the heat index the way it feels, excuse me i am getting choked up about this, 95 degrees or higher. but behind the system on sunday, looking at temperatures in the 70s and the dewpoints in the 40s and 50s, feeling a little like fall on sunday. and friday night, doesn't feel like fall, feels like summer. warm and smuggy and spotty thunderstorms. the 5day at five shows tomorrow will be steamy and stormy tomorrow night. the temple game starts at 1:00, should be able to get the game in. sunday clouds clear out north to the south, really comfortable, 79 degrees. keeping the cool temperature monday, 78 degrees. tuesday, a possibility of some showers, 77. we said not hot, but the humidity returns with a high of 79 degrees. more details on the weekend, including the shore and the poconos in the accuweather seven-day forecast. 50/50 weekend guys. >> we'll take it. >>> and much more to come in the next half-hour of "action

dewpoints up there, a lot of them up over 70 degrees, when we have a dewpoint over 70, we're talking oppressive humidity. bucks, montgomery and chester and south that's warm area in place this morning. future tracker 6 shows sun in the morning and then as we get into the afternoon there's a chance of a pop-up thunderstorm. not everyone sees these, but where they hit they will produce a brief, but drenching downpour. all of this, what does pop up today knocks off shortly after dinner. up in allentown, the big story, other than the fact there might be a spotty storm, clouds and sun, and warm and humid, high of 87. down the shore, it's going to be warm and sticky. not as bad on the beach with high of 82 degrees, clouds and sun, muggy conditions there. in philadelphia we're looking at a warm one today, high of 89 degrees, clouds and sun, a spotty storm is possible, but the big story for most of you for most of the day will be the warmth combined with the humidity. 71 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m., 81. decent morning to get your stuff done because it's warm and sticky. 88 degrees by 2,

dewpoint, 73. trenton, 74. allentown, 70. poconos, 71. the temperatures haven't had a channels to drop off all that much. since we're starting on the warmer side we'll finish on the warmer side. today will be a day where the temperatures climb into the 90s. storm tracker 6 live double scan the frontal system is back here to the left across the eastern great lake states. this weather created violent weather for the chicago metro area. they picked up 70, 75-mile an hour winds. that's the same system that will barrel through in the early afternoon and eerchl hours, we have a -- evening hours. in the meantime most of the day is dry, there could be a renegade, pop pop-up shower or storm. 79 at 9:00 a.m., him lunchtime, 87. 3:00 p.m., 91 degrees. feels-like temperatures in the mid 90s. possibility of big storms overnight tonight. very comfortable refreshing fall-like feel for tomorrow. i'll have the details in the seven day when i come come back in just a bit. >>> new this morning, a police officer and pedestrian are in serious trouble when a c

again dewpoints over 70 indicate oppressively humid air and even these dewpoints of 66 and 68 in theand western areas like allentown and reading, that's also pretty humid. future tracker 6 shows you how we'll be in and out of the clouds in the morning and afternoon. looks like we stay mainly dry with the slight chance of a pop-up afternoon shower or thunderstorm. once we get past 6 o'clock we'll be on the lookout for some drenchers to begin to develop. any thunderstorms that form do produce drenching downpours in this hot humid air mass that we're dealing with today and there there might be a little bit of gusty wind ahead of these and of course all that residual lightning. as we get up to 11 o'clock not much going on but cecily and adam will be out there to show you if there's anything still popping. 86 degrees by 11 o'clock, so getting very warm very quickly today. and we spend the majority of the afternoon in the 90's. by 2 o'clock 93. 94 is your high around 3 o'clock and we're still holding on to about 90 by 5 o'clock. slight chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm but the

the dewpoint, when it's 70 or higher, is oppressive humidity. it means your body is not capable of cooling off through its normal means, perspiration. it doesn't work when you have very high humidity levels. so we'll see more storms overnight tonight in association with that cold front that's rolling through. behind that cold front, finally we'll see beautiful changes moving in. clearing skies on sunday morning, starting out with the clouds, but then sunshine moves in in the afternoon. and the afternoon is going to be fantastic. a huge change from what we have out there right now. it's going to be cooler and less humid and it's going to be pleasant to be outdoors. right now, still 88 in la plata, 90 in fredericksburg. look at the cooldown behind us. storm system, 72 in martinsburg and winchester. 71 in hagerstown. behind the line of storms, temperatures rebound. it's 81 in cumberland. we need the cold front to continue to move through, to bring us that change that we're looking for. right now, it still feels so nasty out there, feels like it's i

we have dewpoints in the mid 60s.e this cold front swings through, we have fall's citizenship crisp air. this is a dry air mass on the way. stays comfortable wednesday, thursday, it turns a little more humid, but not too terribly bad. sat -- satellite and radar composite we're watching two systems. an approaching cold front from the west. this area right here, there's a good slug of moisture with this, it's pushing northeasterly it's often moving away from delaware and jersey beaches. nont nonetheless we'll see him clouds and patchy fog, skies will break before the clouds roll back in this afternoon with the front. as we look at future tracker 6 in just just a second you'll notice there's no moisture with the system. we'll have warm, southwesterly winds ahead of it. we're in the low 80s. if we get a decent amount of sunshine this afternoon which accuweather feels we should. the front crosses the region, winds shift out of the northwest, the return of shine, and temperatures -- return of sunshine, and temperatures stru

dewpoint, 46. that dewpoint is staying in the 40s and 50s all week long. wind out of the north at 7 miles per hour. pressure 30.37 inches. we were down in the mid 40s and at least we're climbing into the 50s. 56 in reading, a lot of themmen town, 55. 57 for philadelphia. millville, 53. trenton, 56 degrees, dewpoints these were way up into the 70s early last week or the week before, ten days ago, it was in the oppressive category now we're hanging out in the 40s and 50s this is so dry here we have such a dry environment it allows the temperatures to just crash. wednesday night into thursday morning and thursday into friday with the dewpoints as low as we're expecting them to get we could see lows in the mid 40s, very similar to what we saw this morning. it's a chilly week ahead compared to the average. satellite and radar composite, high pressure moving on in. that means no weather complaints out there at all. unless you're not a big fan of sunshine. frontal system off the coast at this point we'll do it all over again monday. high pressure holding on one m

everybody seeing dewpoints in the low 70s, very, very sticky air mass. satellite and radar, starting out with a decent amount of sunshine, during the afternoon, the clouds will bubble up, maybe high cirrus and cotton-like cumulus clouds will develop after the cold front, after 4:00, 5:00, that's when i expect to see the thunderstorms arrive wl -- with the approaching front. hot and humid, temperatures in the mid 90s. we get into sunday, high pressure takes control it will shove the front off the coast, we'll see the winds shift out of the northwest. take a look at how these numbers will drop. we use 60 as a benchmark. we get into the 70s, that's very oppressive, watch what happens from today to tomorrow. sunday afternoon, the dewpoints are dropping into the low 50s, you'll be able to open the windows and turn off the ac and feel like a breath of fresh air. the only issue is the transition today, hot and soupy, to cool and comfortable tomorrow. we'll see fireworks. there could be a pop up individual thunderstorm across area, but the main line arrives this

temperatures in time 70s, dewpoints down into the 40s. eva?thanks, chris. >>> turning to sports, the oakland as are fighting for a playoff spot, the phillies are trying to get back to respect ability. the as came through in the second inning. they had three rbi hits. marlin byrd error that didn't help. ryan howard solo homer cut it to 1. as win 3-1. ducis rogers has the rest of sports. >> reporter: good morning, very limited that's how redskins coach described desean jackson participation in practice. he is listed as questionable for sunday's eagles redskins game. else plagued by the shoulder injured suffered in the practice against jacksonville. the birds defense knows with jackson in there, washington is a much more dangerous team. >> they do a good job of getting the ball to him in all different places, reverses all those type of things. we have to keep our eye on him, we know he is an electrifying player. >> big injury on the eagles side of things, michael kendricks is out with a calf injury. two eagles shows to get you set up for eagles g

70-degree dewpoints or better, so oppressive air across the region this morning.lite and radar showing up on future tracker 6 and you can see how we are going to see a sweep of clouds every now and then through the day. we'll probably see some sunshine early and up into the early afternoon doesn't look like we have to worry about any rain. however, the later we get into the day and especially this evening there is the chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm that could produce a drenching downpour just like we had the last couple of days. can't rule out something a little gusty as well. looks like after about 11 o'clock, we're beginning to see this die down although even then adam and cecily might have something should show our and roid dar. 78 degrees by 8 o'clock and by 11 o'clock already up into the mid 80's. then we spend a good portion of the afternoon in the 90's. your high of 94 around 3 o'clock and then by 5 o'clock 90 degrees and i think there's a better and better chance of showers and thunderstorms the later you get into the afternoon and into the even

today will be in the oppressive category dewpoint in 70s.row it will feel like a touch of fall. that fall-like air mass will stick around for most of the crup coming week -- upcoming week. there's good news there. the frontal system stretches from new england to areas west of dallas. as that continues to push to the south and east it will bring the cooler temperatures along with it. bismarck, north dakota most of the high plains in the 50s, omaha, 51 degrees, bismarck, 49 degrees, on the other side of the front it's 75 in memphis. you can see the huge temperature contrast. that fall-like air will push south and east over the next 48 hours. this stormy weather will stay across the central pennsylvania. in the delaware valley it's hot, winds out southwest combination of skin and -- combination of sun and clouds. later this evening, we'll see the thunderstorm system west to east. tomorrow, we'll see the high pressure take over, the winds shift out of the northwest cooler drier air seeps in from canada, lots of sunshine with a few high, thin pas

dewpoint, 47. wind out of the north at 8 miles per hour.ssure reading 30.27 inches it's starting to climb. again, a lot of these numbers are starting to rise a little bit now. reading, 47 degrees, the low this morning 45. allentown, 52. same thing you were in the upper 40s. poconos 47 there's our 53. millville, 50 and trenton, 52 degrees, look at the dewpoints this weekend, a week and half ago we had dew points in the 70s and it felt disgusting and now we're talking about 40s and 50s for dew points. this is what they see in the dessert southwest. -- desert southwest. this is dry air. if you gets dewpoints in the upper 30s and low 40 on a wednesday, thursday night you've got calm winds and clear skies that means temperatures will fall off a cliff. we have a cool shot of air coming in over the next five or six days. high pressure in control that sets up shop over the mid atlantic today and tomorrow. that means a lot of sunshine out there, with a few passing clouds from time to time. we'll call it mild even though temperatures are below averag

at 73 dewpoint. that we would consider oppressively humid. wind are out of the east at 5 miles per hour. not expected to be all that strong today. future tracker 6 shows you we'll see a mix of sun and clouds through the day. up until noon we're probably dry, as we go in the afternoon, there's a chance of a broken line of spotty showers and thunderstorms, where they hit in the humid air mass they could produce drenching downpours, as well. maybe a gusty wind ahead of some of these cells. this is the 6:00 a.m. view, again it's not raining everywhere, but at times up until the early evening you may run into that today, okay. the big story today is overall it's going to be the warmth and the higher humidity. 71 degrees by 8:00 a.m., 81 by 11, 2:00 p.m., 88 degrees. 89 is the lye around 3:00 p.m. and warm around 5:00 p.m. the spotty storms i showed you on future tracker 6. 87 in allentown and trenton. 87 in reading. down the shore you get a break, 82 there. down the shore it will be humid and maybe a thun

winds out of the north at 6, the dewpoint will drop as the day goes on. here's future tracker 6. we're starting out with mainly cloudy skies down the shore and clear skies to the north. expect more sun early this morning, the farther north you go. by the time we get to lunchtime there's a chance the clouds fill in toward the lehigh valley and kind of break apart and sets down past us again by dinnertime. more clouds to the south, a little bit more sun up to the north an philadelphia and trenton and somewhere in between most of the day. 68 degrees is the 8:00 a.m. temperature, 72 by 11:00. the numbers won't be as warm today, we'll get up to 77. i could see that happening around 3. it will be a clouds and sun mix more clouds to the south. as we look at high temperatures across the region. 75 in allentown, 78 in trenton an wilmington. 76 in reading, down the shore we're looking at 77, 78 degrees. a little bit of a breeze out there. tonight the phillies are back home against the pirates. partly cloudy and a bit cool at citizens bank park tonight. there's a system to our south that wi

temperature 6 degrees, the dewpoint -- 68 degrees. dewpoint, 58. that will be dropping. wind out of the west at 12 miles per hour. it's breezy right now and staying that way through most of the day. there's the sprinkles and showers fairly light stuff, but they did pop through. we have clouds to the west that might try and pop in today. overall it's a nice one. 64 degrees, fairly bright there. 66 by 11:00. high of 71 around 3:00 p.m. before he with dip back into the upper 60s before dinnertime. high temperatures across the region not a super-big rain. 71 down the shore. 71 in the i-95 corridor and 67 in allentown and 68 in reading. tomorrow, well, a frontal boundary well to the south of us, high pressure really the dominant feature for the rest of the week and tomorrow looks nice with a fair amount of sunshine. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we're going for a high of 71 today, breezy and cooler. by the way autumn does arrive around 10:30 this evening, so this will be the last partial day of summer. tomorrow, fall kicks in tomorrow for the first time sunny

the dewpoint at 64. the winds south at 6. now that 64-degree dewpoint an education it is more humid, anything over 60 tells you that. future tracker 6 shows you after that little shower north of trenton gets you out of here, we don't have a whole lot going on precipitation wise between now and in the afternoon. 3:00 p.m., the kids are coming home from school basically, we're looking dry, it will be warm and humid, however. as we get into the 6 and 7:00 p.m. period in philadelphia, there will be a chance of spotty thunderstorms. not all of these will cover the entire region. where they hit they will give you drenching downpours. maybe gusty winds, probably not severe weather category. the drenching downpour is the big issue. and then we get later into the evening, 10:00, most of these will be clearing the coast tap, check out adam at 10:00 p.m. on channel 17. as we roll through the day, the big story is the rise in temperatures and humidity. 71 by 8:00 a.m., 79 by 11:00 p.m., 85 by 2. 88 threez by 4:00 p.m. in the northern and

have come up a little bit, still comfortable, the closer these two numbers get, the temperature and dewpoint, the closer these are the more moisture that accumulate in the atmosphere and you tend to get fog. there could visibility issues in the outlying areas this morning. winds are light at 3 miles per hour. upper 50s north and west, low to mid 60s south and west. millville the exception 52. trenton, 52, and wilmington, 61. we have low-level clouds starting to work in from the northwest. allentown, reading, lancaster reporting overcast conditions. same thing for philadelphia. trenton, mostly cloudy skies. the jersey shore seeing mostly clear conditions right now, but the winds are out of the south-southeast that's an ocean breeze that will load up the atmosphere over the next couple of hours, we expect morning clouds give way to afternoon sun as the winds begin to shift later on. you can see that clearly on future tracker. we'll see cloud cover across south jersey closer to the coast as the system passes on by. as we get rid of the morning cloud cover, most of us see a mixed sky. mainly clo

that dewpoint is 72 degrees. the winds out of the south/southwest pumping up the moist and humid air mass. only 5 miles per hour. not much of a breeze with this and the pressure 30 inches. you can see how muggy it is, 73 dewpoint in dover. anytime you get over 60 it starts to feel humid. you go to go into the poconos to get relief from the documents meaning relief from the humidity currently. satellite and radar showing lots of clouds. here are the storms one of the lines that tore through yesterday in the overnight hours and now we're left with spotty showers here and there. you can see 0 how we have showers pulling up out of the southwest. not looking at a strong line of activity coming through. in fact as we look at future tracker 6 as we advance this a little bit, maybe a spot shower or thunderstorm this is 1:00 p.m. if you're sitting on the beach when this comes through, that's going to be an issue. you have to be careful about that. nonetheless we're not seeing widespread act tift. it's going -- activity. i

dewpoint, 52. that remains nice and low.wind that's calm at the airport, some locations about 5 miles per hour out of north. pressure reading 30.20 inches holding steady. trenton, 55, allentown, poconos, 55 degrees, millville, 53, dover big race weekend down there, right now you're sitting at 355 degrees, the satellite and radar composite we have high pressure sliding in from the west that will provide us with sunshine today. for tomorrow, as well. as we go wider, the jet stream is all the way up here, thearls the storm track -- that's your storm track this weekend. any development along the rockies will be steered into canada and pushed on by to the northwest. we don't have to worry about any weather events in the foreseeable future until monday night into tuesday, you can see activity along the gulf-coast states this will slide over the panhandle and into the southern portion of the atlantic and we have another coastal system monday night into tuesday time frame. that stays away, things could change. high pressure firmly i

the dewpoint is 71 degrees.orribly humid, anytime you get over 60-degree dewpoint it's sticky. we're feeling the humidity. winds out of the southwest at 7. the pressure is 30.01 inches. cat satellite and radar showing lots of clouds in place. we'll see sunshine breaking through the clouds, though. we see that line of storms that moved through yesterday. we had 53-mile an hour wind gusts. that's out of here. well have showers move through today, but scattered not as widespread. future tracker 6 showing at 1:00 p.m. this model has thunderstorms popping up here or there, the trouble is you can't ignore it. you see the area of red if you're caught in one of these, you get good downpours, even though they are not widespread you have to be caution. by 5:00 p.m. we have a few along the coastline. one in wildwood, one out to the west. that also it for the day. you can see a spotty thunderstorm at any point. you need to be careful otherwise you're sitting with clouds and sunshine. you have to watch for the thunderstorms.

him thursday it turns a little bit more humid with a dewpoint of 69.of the new upcoming workweek looks comfortable. satellite and radar, there's that nasty line of storms that blew through yesterday evening, produced severe weather. we have reports of winds as high as 60 miles per hour north and west of the city. now that's left is little batch of moisture working off the delmarva. everybody seeing partly to mostly clear conditions. we'll see a gradual increase in sunshine as the day wears on. we'll call it mild, all the soupy air is out to sea. as we get into monday and tuesday, the same frontal system that barreled in here will stall off the coast and push back north in our direction. because of that, the winds will shift out of the east and we could see moisture with that same frontal system for areas east of philadelphia, when we get into the main afternoon showers on monday and once again on tuesday, this thing blows to the in order to we'll see the return of sunshine. future tracker 6, the idea for the day is gradual increase in sunshine, game ti

dewpoint 56, so remains nice and low, as long as the dewpoint is in the 50s or lower it will remain comfortablethere, we expect it to stay this way all weekend long. winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. pressure reading, 30.23 inches. trenton, 64. sea isle city, 65. salt light and radar high pressure sitting to the northwest of buffalo provides us with nice weather, not only today, but tomorrow, as well. because the high is off to our northwest we'll see a northerly wind driving into the area that keeps the humidity nice and low. at the same time aloft we'll see the winds out of the southwest that warms the temperatures up. so he have the perfect combination for a gorgeous weekend in the delaware valley. there's the high. there's the wind streams map. the actual center of high pressure sitting right there. northwest of toronto, the winds blow in a clockwise fashion around that high. that drives a northerly breeze into the delaware valley today. the surface maps looks like there's the high right there. aloft out of the southwest warming us up into the 80s, 82 today, tomorrow, 83. maybe 84

the dewpoint 52 degrees. that's pretty dry air mass.oints will be going up in the overnight hours. the reason why, that easterly wind off the ocean at 10 miles per hour. pressure currently 30.31 inches. and in atlantic city it is 69 degrees. a mixture of sun and clouds, dewpoint 56. it is quite breezy, sky 6 shaking a little bit. and the ocean temperature 71. if you are heading to the shore or the beaches this weekend, it's looking pretty good as far as water temperatures. along the ocean in the low 70s, about 71 degrees. in the bay about 73 to 76 degrees. sunday it won't be quite as warm inland at the shore. in the mid 70s. talking more about the weekend and next week, the first week of fall in the full accuweather seven-da seven-day forecast >>> summer went by too quickly. >> the fall equinox not until next week but the horde cultural society is kicking it off in style. >> for a dozen years phs ushering it with a festival. >> you can find locally grown organic vegas ables. >> store stalked request ornamental grasses and flowers. >> an

your dewpoint is 72 right now. that's over that threshold for what we call oppressive air. 70 and up oppressive humidity. winds out of the southwest at just 3 miles per hour, too, so not much relief there. dewpoints across the region, we have slipped to 68 in allentown but most of us are at 70 or better so again very humid conditions as you step outside it's staying that way today. future tracker 6 shows that you we'll be in and out of the clouds as we go through the morning and into the afternoon. looks like in most cases we stay dry. we can't totally rule out a little pop-up shower or thunderstorm during the late afternoon hours but the better chance appear to be in the evening between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock or 9 o'clock tonight. there are drenching downpours in a couple neighborhoods, maybe a little bit of gusty wind ahead of that. then we get up to 11 o'clock and we're beginning to ease back into drier conditions. as we take a look at temperatures today, 78 degrees by 8 o'clock but by 11:00 we're already in th

dewpoints in the mid-70s. it is a steamy day. a little more on norbert's which is pressuring the baja peninsula right now with 90 mi. per hour winds just off the coast line. tropical storm and hurricane warnings. here is the broad satellite view. this area has been in a major drought. it looks like there will be some moisture with these weather systems coming up. it will move over cool waters and we can heading toward southern california with the remnants. ... ... but what you will get as a lot of moisture. places like tucson and phoenix has been so dry it will get some rain. 70's here. beautiful sunny weekend in chicago. 79 by monday. showers and thunderstorms mid-week. by the end of next week we may only be in the low 60s. it is going to get school. happy friday. >> of a great weekend. more music now from english beat. [music] len: baseball fans getting their weekend off to an early start. it's a friday matinee of cubs baseball on wgn sports. the hunt a leadoff man precedes the pirates and the cubs. it's a hot one today. i am l

dewpoint, 49. the winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. the pressure is starting to rise 30.26 inches. reading 48 degrees, 51 in allentown. philadelphia, 54. millville, 51. everybody is generally ten degrees cooler than yesterday at this time the numbers will continue to drop off. we'll see a decent amount of sunshine with high pressure moving on in and the winds shifting in a more of a north/northwesterly direction it will not allow the temperatures to climb. no matterrally we'll see highs around 80 degrees, 79 give or take. with the winds shifting out of the of the north it will feature sun, 71, 72 degrees. high pressure continues to dominate the pattern, more sunshine with a few clouds, the front that pulled through yesterday is sitting off the coast of carolinas. we'll see another low develop that will increase the clouds monday. monday into tuesday we'll see wet weather, at least the first part of tuesday, tuesday afternoon we have another guy moving in in that sets up shop for rest of the week. from tuesday on it's smooth sailing, a

dewpoint down into the 50s, sitting at 53 that's pretty nice. winds are out of the north at 3 miles per hour the pressure reading 30.21 inches it is slowly starting to rise. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s to the northwest and mid 50s sowft and east, 52 in millville. 49 in allentown. 60 in sea isle city. maybe you're looking to do a little leaf peeping later on. you have to go to the north if you want to do something in october into the alleghenies. the normal peak times are around the second week of october. in the delaware valley it's not until the latter part of october. you have to go west or north over the next couple of weeks to enjoy the fall foliage which is starting to get going. it's about a week behind. the satellite and radar shows nothing out there at all whoever else we have clear skies. we can extend this out into the midwest. there's not much to talk about, because the jet stream is all the way up here. that jet acts as the storm track. that will take all the storm systems up into canada. you notice moisture buildings across

fortunately we're seeing cloud cover at it is keeping the temperatures down, the dewpoints are high. if we were seeing temperatures in the 80s like we were originally expecting and dewpoints like this, it will be more uncomfortable. tomorrow would feel like a breath of fresh air. it's going to feel like fall. at it is the first day of fall. appropriately the numbers tank off. there's the coastal low, thick overcast across the tri state. we have more clouds approaching from the west west in the form. cold front. we're getting the squeeze play both systems converging on the delaware valley. that's limiting the sunshine we're seeing this afternoon. here's a look at the surface maps today. the bulk of the energy with the cold front will pass to the north. maybe we see showers late this afternoon into the evening hours. probably most of us will stay dry. but we'll continue to allow that chance for a shower shore thunderstorm after 5 or 6:00 p.m. from west to east. the coastal system works out to sea. we'll see the southwesterly winds ahead of the fronts. we're up to 80 degrees give or tak

dewpoint, 58. winds are calm, pressure reading 30.17 inches. cooler north and west. milder south an east. sea isle, 62. millville, 52. wilmington, 57 degrees. satellite and radar composite showing a few high, thin clouds sneaking across the baltimore and metro areas. some of this will push through the morning and late afternoon. otherwise we're talking about a mostly sunny day. things will change as we go to the south. we're watching this frontal boundary across the panhandle of florida. it's been sitting here for a couple of days. we thought an area of low pressure would develop running up the eastern seaboard bringing us wet weather monday into tuesday. the forecast models backed off that yesterday, they take an area of small pressure and push this off the coast of carolinas, we'll see a cold front slip through that will bring us wet weather tuesday into wednesday. even that doesn't look too terribly impressive. this is later this afternoon into tomorrow morning. we'll see the high, thin clouds increase out of the southwest. we'll get into monday evening. we'll see

dewpoint, 49. the sustained winds 17 miles per hour. as we talked about at the top of the forecast we're looking at wind gusts in the low to mid 20s. it's kind of breezy, a day to put on the sweatshirt or jacket if you're out and about. 65 degrees in allentown. 67 in trenton. 68 in wilmington. we have a couple of 70 and 71-degree readings through the south, but even in these warmer spots it's still on the cool side. here's the sunshine we had after dawn and there's the clouds sweeping in. we have the sun and clouds mix and requiring shades if you're driving up and down i-95 or the pennsylvania turnpike or anywheres organ our heys and by ways. allentown, 67 degrees breezy mixture of clouds and sun in the lehigh valley. down the shore looks like 71 on most boardwalks, including will also. a fair amount of sunshine some occasional clouds at the shore, breezy and cool, a swirlt or jacket on -- sweatshirt or jacket on it is boards today, as well. sun and clouds and cooler than over the weekend high of 71. there's the sustained wind out of th

dewpoint, 65. this has come way up. yesterday for the last several days it's been in the 40s and 50s. winds out of the east 6 miles per hour. pressure reading shy of 30 inches. allentown, 57. you're seeing a little bit of a hole in the cloud cover. millville, 65. sea isle city and dover, 68. on the boardwalk in atlantic city, 68. beach haven, 68 degrees, visibility is much more of an issue out there. yesterday we had a little bit of patchy fog, a lot of locations are seeing thick for in parts of the area. .3 in lancaster. 3 miles in reading, 4 in reading, 8 miles in millville. it's because of this area of low pressure just now coming into the picture off the coast of the virginia cape. that will continue to push to the north, as it rushes over the next several hours it pushes back the cloud cover and patchy fog. the morning will look gray and gloomy, especially areas east of delaware river. by the afternoon we're expecting a decent amount of sunshine. it should be a good looking day. just a little bit warmer. approachin

one of the good things built humidity even though we're seeing high dewpoints.en temperatures are in the 50s and 60s, you don't notice that. if we were talking about highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, you will feel then. you don't feel it when the numbers are in the 60s. you feel the changes today, dewpoint wise we're in the mid 60s on our scale you can see it's in the muggy category. but by monday, the numbers drop off. tuesday, feeling like a breath of fresh air. wednesday still comfortable, and then the numbers start creeping up again. the satellite and radar composite, you can thank that coastal storm off the screen if you look at the right-hand side of the screen, you can see the western edge of the coastal low that is pushing up the eastern seaboard that has increased the humidity. that will also increase the cloud cover across south jersey and delaware during the late morning hours. forecast for today, accuweather as he is expect a combination of sun and clouds, it will be warm and sticky. we can deal with this. 83 degrees in philadelphia. trenton, 82. a

you can see a few high, thin wispy cirrus clouds overnight. 61 degrees, dewpoint, 56.at's nice and low. that means it pretty comfortable out there. winds out of the north. 3 approximate miles per hour. pressure reading it's starting to fall. quakertown, 50. pottstown, 53. oxford, 351. center city, 57. dover, sprint cup series continues down there. 53 degrees, highs top out around 80. gandys beach, 52. cinnaminson, 55 degrees. satellite and radar, what we're tracking is a few high, thin clouds that you saw on the camera shot there. these batch of moisture here, or cloud cover i should say, overspreading the area north to east. this is what we're watching for tomorrow, him tomorrow will be a cloudy type day, high, thin clouds, it will not be as bright tomorrow as this afternoon. we're watching a couple of areas of moisture, first this one in the gulf coast states, there's a cold front approaching the u.s./canadian border. both will attempt to move toward the delaware valley. now it looks like this cold front will be a little bit stronger than the actual low and it will k

b's dewpoint temperatures are high. in the lower 70's, so really uncomfortable.vernight, mostly cloudy. morning, partly sunny skies, maybe a little bit of patchy clouds but we will see that southwestern wind pumping in the heat and humidity. it will probably take until the middle of the week until this cold front in the middle of the country flies through. that will bring a little relief. i want to zoom in to show you futurecast. this picks up and a few showers. that too much in the way of rain, but for the most part we will be dried to the afternoon. a few thunderstorms cells may develop with the heat. then we will dry out again tuesday morning when a lot of us are getting back to work and school. it will be hot and humid again with a slight chance for late day storms. muggy conditions, 70-75. and about for the picnics, keep an eye on the sky for ominous clouds. upper 80's to lower 90's were daytime highs. >> as you know, rg iii is only in his third season after taking his team to the super bowl thomas but yet, he is getting his own statue. a lot of things you c

that means dry dewpoints. that high will set over top of us all weekend long. high temperatures, warm, temperatures in the low 80s. lots of sunshine out there. tomorrow, a few degrees warmer than what we'll see today. 82 degrees this afternoon or 83 or 84 as we head into sunday. monday, the squeeze play is on, cold front starts to approach from the north, at the same time we get an area of low pressure that's firing up across the carolinas the two converge over the mid atlantic. we'll start out with maybe a little bit of sun. the clouds quickly increase and the cool shot gets in here tuesday and wednesday. the question is how much moisture do we see from the coastal system. the forecast moldses are up in arms with. some of them take this low this particular model has it across interior sections of the carolinas and moves into our neck of the woods. other models have it developing here and pushing out to sea and we see nothing more than a few clouds. it's a to toss up at this point. allow for wet weather monday into tuesday, be mindful of that if you have plans

dewpoint, 58. the winds are calm. the pressure is holding steady. north and west, not too booed, the temperatures are climbing quickly. 57 in quakertown. pottstown, 57. chester a mild 64. glass borough, 62. buena, 64. avalon pushing 70. satellite and radar, here's a look at the high, thin clouds right there over the delaware valley that's pushing off to the northeast. that will catch a break. a lot of afternoon will feature sunshine just like yesterday this cloud mass will sneak in overnight tonight and that will set up a gray monday. even monday is looking all right. yesterday we were watching or at least monitoring this area of moisture right here. some of the forecast models suggesting a coastal storm developing crossing over the peninsula and running up the eastern seaboard. today it's this cold front at least the latest forecast guidance this cold front is strong enough to force that low out to sea. we may not see much of anything from the coastal low. the clouds we'll pick up are from the approaching cold front. there it is on future tracker 6

dewpoint, 58. so, again this number has come up ever so slightly. you might notice a slight increase in humidity. this is nice for the month of september. as we get into october and november that would become high. winds out of the east the 6 miles per hour. pressure reading 30.28 inches. saint davids 59. chester, 61. center city, 61. buena, gandys beach, 63. glassboro, 60. cinnaminson, 58, avalon, 71 degrees. dewpoints, the way we measure the amounts of moisture in the air, borderline oppressive. back up to 67. slightly overdone, but you get the idea. over the weekend it will be humid only to be cut in half monday and tuesday. come monday once that cold front pushes through it will take the muggy air and force it out to sea. monday night and tuesday it will feel crisp temperatures struggling to is get into the 0s. morning lows in the 40s and 50s. satellite and radar composite nothing going on. the frontal system, winds out of the southwest. combination of sun and clouds, sunday most of the energy with the low passes on by to the north. sunday's dry

there's not a lot of rain in the picture just yet either. 75 degrees, the dewpoint, 61 degrees, the windsut of the east at 13 miles per hour. future tracker 6 shows you from now until 3:00 p.m. we're looking at fairly cloudy conditions, although we may see sun remerging this afternoon in the northern and western suburbs. by 6:00 we're looking at a fair amount of cloud cover around the region. while we get up to 10:00, 11:30. the model will have showers pushing up through parts of south jersey and delaware. and future tracker may be under-selling this, we can see scattered showers in philadelphia and delaware, later on tonight. i hope it stays south until after the phillies game. we'll talk about that in a moment. 75 in allentown, 76 in reading, 78 in trenton and wilmington. down the shore we'll have similar numbers what with the cloud cover keeping things for the most part even stephen around the region. a bit breezy out there and comfortable. as we roll through the day and the evening, 77 degrees by 3:00 p.m. that's the high. 74 by 5:00. look at how the numbers drop by 7:00 p.m., as the

we have dewpoints in the 70s. 80 degrees is the number in philadelphia.ngton, 80. 81 in millville. trenton, 79. allentown, 76. reading, 80. lancaster, 76. watch what happens when you factor in the humidity, 80, 81, get a load of this, that 80, 81 is 85, 84, 86. imagine what happens when we get air temperatures in the 90s these will hover around 96 or 97 degrees. it will be uncomfortable later this afternoon. if you have outdoor plans stay hydrated and take frequent breaks. the heaviest weather is expected to be up here across upstate new york and new england. the storm prediction center includes portions of the viewing area in the slight risk for severe weather. the lehigh valley and the poconos. parts of area could see big weather late this afternoon into the evening. right now it looks harmless enough. you don't see too much of anything with the front. as we get the heating of the day and you get sunshine you'll see yellows and reds and oranges and all that will slide east over the next 1 hours or so. future tracker 6, later this afternoon, combination

the dewpoint up a little muggy as well, 64 degrees with a westerly wind at 5 miles an hour and there you see the stripe of green, the working straight up the i-95 corridor through parts of delaware county, southern chester county, and also a little wet near oxford and new castle county between newark and wilmington itself. dry as you go over the river into nudge -- new jersey with brightening in the sky. and we look at the numbers and how warm above normal it will be in the seven-day. >> all right, adam, thank you. >>> and stay on top of the changing weather conditions all the time with the new 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/ weather for radar, and videos from our meteorologists and weather-related photos and videos. >>> ahead, the saving tip even alicia has not heard of. and you know that's a good one. one mom shares secreting for getting dream vacations at bargain-basement prices. >> on tuesday in idaho, saturday in mississippi. the only problem, shes into idea how she got there. inside of this woman's strange trip to a surprising place. >>> and later, drinking for two, that's how one ne

the dewpoint is 65. it might be humid early on, i expect that number to dip a little bit during day. the wind are calm and we're not expecting it to be all that breezy overall. lots of sun on the way, you can see the clue covered displaced well to the south and to the north. 72 degrees by 8:00 a.m., 11:00, 81. the high of 89 strict around 3:00 p.m., before we settle back into the mid 80s by 6:00 p.m. 86 is the high in allentown. 87 in reading, down the shore as usual a little bit cooler, 82 on the peninsula of cape may and # 4 in atlantic city. tomorrow, satellite shows you on on future tracker 6 we have clouds and sun, but the story of the day is how it's more humid and in the humid air mass with the warm front pushing through, we could see afternoon evening showers and thunderstorms. doesn't look like there's a whole lot of them, and the kids coming home from school, that might be an issue for you them. by 7:00 p.m. most of this is going to die down. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, warm,

the dewpoint, 55 indicating not all that humid air. the winds are out of the north at 9 miles per hour. those watching in hd will add i added -- will note i added the always on portion of the seven day on the left side of the screen. showers hit to the south of us and are off the coast. 65 by 8:00 a.m., in the 60s by 11:00 a.m., a cool and refreshing morning waijts of a breeze -- with a little bit of a breeze blowing around. 76 by 2:00 p.m., 76 around 4:00 p.m. clouds and sun and less humid in the i-95 corridor. the phillies, 66 in the 9th inning, partly cloudy skies as the marlins come to town. as we go through the morning into the early afternoon, we're probably dry, but by 2:00, 3:00, in the western suburbs and pushing toward philadelphia there's the chance of light rain. we go later into the afternoon and evening, it's still scattered rain on this model. how much rain are we looking for? that's an old post. the models are printing out a quarter inch of rain or .10 or less. that quarter inch rain if we get that that could steadier r

the dewpoint is 57, pretty high. the winds out of the northeast at 17 miles per hour. more on the winds in a moment, it will be heavy up until 7:00, 8:00. there will be heavier bands that increase the ponding and puddling on the roadway. it does look like in the afternoon we're winding down to nuisance showers and drizzle. how much rain are we expecting in. doesn't include what has come down, but looks like we're in for another couple of inches, 1 to 2 inches. current windy gusts are coming in with that coastal system. 23 in philadelphia. 30 along the coast. the rain, 1 to 2 inches total. locally some areas could go as high as 3. we could have poor drainage areas and road flooding. wind gusts, 25 to 35 miles per hour, higher at the shore where you're closer to the storm. here's where the temperatures go today. 60 by 8:00. 63 by 11:66 is the high by 2:00 p.m. most of the steadiest rain in the morning. high temperatures north to south, 69 in cape may. 62 until allentown. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 66 degrees, it will be rainy in the morn

we have a warm front in the process of crossing the region today and we've got really high dewpoints and remember whenever the dew points get over 60 we talk how it's humid and when we get over 70 we talk about borderline oppressive humidity. storm tracker 6 live showing the humidity as we go into the afternoon and the warm front gets us into unstable air mass there's chance of spotty thunderstorms later this afternoon into the early evening hours. that little movement is between 3 and 6:00 p.m. this will filter away quickly this evening. this afternoon you want to let the kids know there could be something rumbling around there. maybe you have a poncho. clouds and sun in allentown, 87 degrees. clouds and sun, muggy at the shore, 82 degrees, that's where we'll widespread up there. in philadelphia we're going for a high of 89. clouds and sunshine, a spotty thunderstorm is possible, particularly during the afternoon hours and early evening. here's how we'll get there today. 71 by 8:00 a.m., not too bad, but muggy. 81 by 11:00 p.m., not too bad, but pretty muggy. and 88 degrees by 2:00

it's not going to be a wash, just enough to be a nuisance, if you get my drift. 59 in trenton, dewpoints are low. poconos in the 40s. everybody north and west will be in the 40s, dover 65 and sea isle city on the boardwalk in atlantic city, looks like you're leading the pack sitting at 70 degrees. satellite and radar, you can see the clouds overspreading the area from southwest to northeast. today you'll not see any sunshine at all. it will be a gray and gloomy day, we're watching the advancement of these two areas, one across the eastern great lakes and one forming across the western portions of north carolina. they will converge on the delaware valley during the course of the day, it will provide us with showers from time to time. there's the first one along the coast, it will ride the frontal system that will pull to the northeast. winds will strengthen out of the northeast, 10 to 15 miles per hour that will lock the cloud cover in. again, there will be showers from time to time. tomorrow it's a complete opposite. a 180. beautiful, lots of sunshine, nice mild day that holds through mo

the dewpoint 71. him a lot of moisture in the at. feeling muggy out there this morning. the winds out of the west/southwest. predominantly southerly flow. we have the storms that moved through yesterday and into the overnight hours. you get the idea from the flow pulling up from the southwest, mostly, you can see lots of clouds and spotty showers. we won't see the same line of strong storms move through. le much of the day is going to be dry, the trouble is any one spot could see a shower or downpour. this is future tracker at 1:00 p.m., not everybody is getting it, but a spotty thunderstorm here or there. it could produce quite a downpour. 4:30, around the coastline, down in delaware, near the city. 7:30 not a whole lot going on. it's spotty in nature, you can't say don't head to the shore, most of the day is a dry, you have to be mindful that you could see a thunderstorm at any point. clouds and sunshine, a thunderstorm around one or two at times. much of the day is dry. noon, 82. 3:00 p.m., 84 degrees. it's a good beach day, keep an eye to the sky. very humid, thunder

always on seven day for those of you watching in hd on the left-hand side of the screen. 59 degrees, dewpoint, 50. the winds are light at 7 miles per hour. maybe stronger down the shore where the camera is wiggling. you can see there's a lack of any significant cloud cover. we are expecting a fairly bright start and sun mixing with occasional clouds. in philadelphia we're going for cool temperatures all the way. 58 degrees by 8:00 a.m., by 11:00 a.m. we'll be in the mid 60s. a nice, comfortable cool morning where we'll do exercising and walk the dog. 69 around 2:30 or 3:00. high of 71. 3:30 or 4:00ish. 69 by 5:00 p.m. we're going for the upper 60s in trenton, allentown and reading, cape may and atlantic city, i wouldn't be surprised if some of these spots stop at 67, 68 degrees, dover, 73. tomorrow, high pressure sinks off the coast we'll turn the winds out of the south. that will draw in warmer air. by afternoon we'll be up to 79 degrees, might be a sprinkle down the shore. after that everybody turns over to sunshine. if you're heading to the union game, we have the houston dynamo in town. 7

it is on the wet side, 58 dewpoint, winds northeast at 17 miles per hour. i have brought in that always on seven day if you would like to glance ahead. future tracker 6 is showing steady bands similar to storm tracker 6 live double scan all this is pushing in off the ocean. i think you'll be stuck with this on and off steadier rain up until after the rush hour. after that we'll have drizzle by lunchtime and into the rest of the afternoon and evening. the heavy stuff is over the next several hours and after that, things get better. how much are we looking for by the time this winds down later on today? looks like some areas will go to 2 inches highlighted in purple. that's much of south jersey. and a third to an inch and a half in philadelphia. the the winds are part of the problem, right now they are blowing in off the ocean over the top of the low pressure center down to the south and we have gusts at 30 miles per hour at the beach and 25 miles per hour in philadelphia. these winds will pick up a bit as we go later into the day. temperatures they will rema

temperature, 59 degrees, dewpoint, 61. the winds southwest, 6 miles per hour. not all that strong, i'll bring in always on seven those of you watching in the hd in case you want to dplans ahead -- glance ahead. the clouds are fairly high and thin. too dry in place for the sprinkles and showers to be an issue today. by the time we get into tomorrow afternoon there could be a little bit of that happening, okay. 63 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 7 # by 2:00. getting warm again, 78 degrees by 2:00, high of 80 before we dip back down into the upper 70s by 5. another warm one. just gorgeous this weekend. 80 in allentown, 1208 in trenton. 824 wilmington. might go higher than that in reading. mid to upper 70s down the shore. still on the mild side this afternoon. tomorrow it's warm because we have a warm front off to the north and cold front from the west. we have showers we showed you on satellite holding off until tomorrow the way things look now. sun and clouds today, high of 80, warm again, winds very light this afternoon. sun on tuesday gives way to clouds as we get into th

back here in philadelphia, dewpoint, 60. it's come up a little bit, but it's comfortable, winds out of the south at 3 our pressure reading 30.15 inches. 76 in pilots, saint david, 79. center city and chester, 83 so they are jumping quickly. glass bror row, -- glassboro, 8. sea isle city 72 degrees. same number for cape may and wildwood because we're seeing an easterly wind a sea breeze kicking in at 5 miles per hour. that's going to keep it cooler in dover always the sprint cup -- as the sprint cup series continues. if you want the cooler stuff you head to the beach. highs only top out in the mid 70s on the sand. mid 80s in center city. here's the satellite and radar composite, high clouds pulling out, lots of sunshine expected the rest of the way until we get into tomorrow. actually, tonight the clouds increase, you can see the shield of cloud cover extending north through the highway and tennessee valleys. this slug of moisture will pull to the northeast along with a cold front collapsing from canada, the two combined prov