in fact the dewpoints are an issue, how it feels, bone dry arctic air with dewpoints overall less thanees that's so dry so you need to prepare your skin and your body for this very try cold air. this morning's temperature 13 degrees. the last time it was this cold was last march when it was 11 degrees. remember how cold march was. association it's beeit's been ae been in the coldest air so you need prepare yourself getting out. satellite6 and action radar showing clear skies that has allowed that temperature to drop father. the afternoon cold, sunny, not nearly as cold. 31-degree temperature. in the overnight hours the bitter cold once again but the wind chills won't be as bad overnight so this is the worst of it right now. i want to show you future tracker6 looking at the wind chills at 9:30 this morning. still below zero in mount pocono. we're at least in the single digits in the city. we a advance this to their afternoon it will feel like it's about 23 degrees in the city and most of the suburbs in the 20's so very cold but not the kind of frigid dangerous wind chills that we're cur

you look at the dewpoints we we call it the dewpoint depression, the difference between the dewpoint and the temperature, and the smaller it is, really, see fog. the other ingredient we looking are light across the area, and you combine that and you have dewpoints close to temperature and skies becoming clear and it's really a recipe for seeing fog develop overnight. you have a little bit more moisture near the ground and that helps to said the stage for fog as well, and could be locally dense but by 10:00, 11:00, it should be nice, by saturday night, though, we shift our attention once again back to the gulf. another strong low looking to form in the gulf and that sets the stage for more severe weather, saturday into sunday morning. temperature-wise, we are at 63 right now, that is above arrange for this time of year, and it's look what is coming. you head up into canada and we have the next arctic outbreak. it's 20 below in yellow knife, and 15 below in winnipeg, and 2 below in pickle lake. this is headed towards the lower 48 and we'll see some of that early next week, in terms of

petersburg, 66 with a fairly high dewpoint. we'll mention the fog, low clouds. 66 degrees in clearwater beach. 65 in treasure island. you can see 63 in lakeland. 61 in wiki watchy. if you have a chance to check out this game on sunday, you might want to do so. playoff games ever. 3 degrees at kickoff. windchill advisories may be in place because windchill values could be at minus 15 or so, a very cold, cold game a long way from the state of florida. cold air over the border now. rain from chicago to detroit. a cold, wet day. on the colder side of the low pressure, snow in wisconsin, iowa and minnesota. low pressure continues just to our north moving away from us. the bulk of the precip throughout the day, the daytime, was off to our east, but we did have overnight showers and morning rain, but that all pushed off to the east. right now, a few clouds remay, but we don't see the rain associated with the cold front. that's coming later on, probably in the afternoon hours ahead of the front itself. so extra clouds, temps in the low

the dewpoint taos are in the 60s. much drier air though across the panhandle. 20-degree dewpoint number. very, very dry. drier atmosphere as high pressure moves in. this cold front continues to push down to the south. rain is wrapping up to the west. but we'll leave it in the forecast. clouds around two. this will all change southward with that front as it allows the cooler temperatures. that's what the wrap model says for us. here's some rain still in the forecast for the evening hours. although lighter certainly. and about 10:00 you could see a few light rain showers to the west. clouds start to end as well. as you see into the early part of friday. by the friday toward sunrise looks like it'll be breezy and the sun will return shouldn't be a bad day over all. we're looking for much more sunshine. tomorrow afternoon still breezy with below average temperatures. then for saturday, high pressure sits right on top of us by sunday wind shifts a little bit. and we're a bit milder. 72degrees for sunday. don't those cool c

, the dewpoint right now is 19. today feels very normal for this time of year. it's 30, light wind out of the northwest at 3 miles per hour. that wind will pick up a little bit this afternoon and keep the wind chill with us all day long. the dewpoint phil amato right now but it will be drier and dryer as we get to the day. southern pines, 29 in rocky mount and 29 in yetteville. temperatures are pretty normal for this time of year. the windchill makes it like 23 in southern pines and 22 in goldsboro and roxboro. again, that is cool but nothing compared to what we will see tomorrow morning. this is a look at the current actual temperature. look at the single digits for pittsburgh, arleston, and minus 4 in chicago. i is coming from the west so this cold areas been transported to north carolina and flow in here all day long. it's 30 now which doesn't seem too bad but it's probably going to be 30 at noon, and i've only 35. this is future cast at 10:00 a.m., maybe colder than it is right now even with sunshine at 10:00 a.

temperatures in the 60s, but the dewpoints are winter like in the 30s. in the weren't under optimal could fall to the dewpoints. we don't like get into the 30s tonight. we will be in the 40s in central florida. go ahead and grab the jacket this evening as the breezes subside. a fine looking weekend on tap, full details coming up. bob: new tonight a retired deputy attacked, his car stolen. the kids arrested barely old enough to drive here. fox 35 kelly joyce is in norman beach with more. reporter: on wednesday night the retired volusia county sheriff's deputy was behind this business. he was looking for a place to dump some grease when he was carjacked. the retired deputy was dragged several feet. >> the guy was all blood sceand a dark colored sub that pulled up behind the gentleman in the nehasan. reporter: according to the police report the former deputy what trying to get rid of cooking grease, got out of his or oil container and then was hit and carjacked. a nearby worker at a restaurant called 911. >> he's got a ton of blood around his neck area and

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see dewpoint at 28 degrees. pressure still relatively high. but we have a trough of low pressure in the area. 43 up at craig and alan in north las vegas. and 42 at the downtown studios. 40s predominates across the valley. and blue diamond upper 30s. 39 mont charleston lodge. 35 pahrump. 35 in boulder city. and 49 down the colorado river valley in laughlin. you can see the skies pretty uniformly cloudy. moisture developing over the spring mountains. we could see a shower or two this afternoon. about 20 percent chance. but still fairly mild. we should make it to low 60s. because winds are southerly. however they will swing northwest tonight and become gift. rather chilly out there jon. with temperatures around 40 degrees. and probably not making it out of the fits on sunday. although there will be a better looking day. look throughout the work week ahead. >> anchor: group of people at and seeing what they could have ahead. flying. >> anchor: thank you. millions impacted by the storm slamming the east. weather. that could rank in the worst in nea

a look at the dewpoints. the dewpoints were not all that high. the atmosphere didn't have that much juice in it and you saw the straight-line wind damage. the dewpoints are going to start to rise the next day or so, and for tomorrow night, we are going see seeing dewpoints in the mid 60's, and that provides extra juice in the atmosphere, and for don't, no severe weather risk because as we head into tomorrow and on into sunday morning, highlighting this area here, but coast and squall lines heading into tomorrow night and on into sunday morning,ville , i will have details on that, a chilly forecast coming up just a bit later on. >> thank you so much, mike. and mayor bob buckhorn suspects that the rays want to look at said stadium sights in downtown tampa, and he says it will be tough and expensive but he will do everything he can to keep the rays here. fox's steve nickeled had nichols had questions for the mayor today. >> the two big questions of course are, well, starting with the size, a) they are really, really big like 10 to 20 acres just for

the dewpoint is 49 degrees with an east wind at 6 miles per hour. 64 in st. petersburg. east wind with a dewpoint of 61 degrees. that's our feature to the west that will likely develop. spreading showers, mostly rain here across southern portions of louisiana. this warm front sliding our way as well. we're starting to see the influence of this low take over. upper level energy, fast jet stream high above the atmosphere. that's why we're talking about the wind. hurricane warns in place for the azors. no threat to the u u.s. or n but it is out there -- hurricane warnings in place. alex the first hurricane to form in january since 1938, occur during this month since alice in 1955. watching the path of the low pressure area. passing from west to east, you can see for friday, severe thunderstorms possible with windy conditions. back to our west you can see that line of showers and thunderstorms. then for about 12:50. severe thunderstorms possible with windy conditions. so roughly the possible of seeing stronger thunderstorms would be from 6:00 a.m. up until 1:00 p.m. and then

columbia 30 degrees, clear skies with the winds out of the dewpoint is on 214 degrees. at the bus stop it will be very cold, dress appropriately. 270 as they wait for the bus stop. hour by bus stop. hour by hour we will have a ton of sunshine today. winds out of the northeast, 34 degrees by 11 o'clock, 42 degrees by one, 46 degrees by 3 o'clock, down to 40 by 6 o'clock later on this evening. >>> as we beat the traffic, get you ready to head out the door, you may you may need an extra minute or two to warm up your car. no accidents reported on the interstate. i 26 was done over mile marker 105 heading up to piney grove road, traffic is moving along. no accidents are being reported. on the other other side of town coming off highway 76, 378 crossing over i 77 from garners ferry road heading down, traffic has been moving pretty good moving into downtown. i 26 lake mont boulevard 22 downtown a 17 minute commute. it will be chilly today, but it will be sunny to start off. you will need your sunglasses. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>>

will talk about that and look at the weekend and a big-time shot of arctic air by this time next dewpoint syria well a lot of this to another radar is showing snow a lot of it's not reaching the ground the morning commute and eastlake. we have the secondary front that's going to get windy. are going to get pretty called any general accumulation for most of those picking up a couple of inches pay mid-to-late morning. changing over to wet snow 14 minutes after 5:00 a.m. weather and traffic every eight introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. salt first for some allison brown called because the water the side streets we have more on >> they broke out last friday he was only on the excessive her a couple month the other two have been in custody between two and three years there's no he appeared to shove don have understood that was unintentional that he apologized to henderson. the nhl we until you see how they got fired up the second half. there are some snow showers. this is kind o

dewpoint.he wind out of the west/northwest at 10. it could gust up to 20 miles per hour. the barometer holding stealed. satellite and radar showing yup still have the cloud cover, is trying to to get breaks here and there. we'll see sunshine mixing with clouds. it's a good day to head to the mummers parade. even with the gusty winds it will feel like the mid 30s. 10 a.m., 41 degrees. 2:00 p.m., 46. and 6:00 p.m., 41 degrees. it will feel like the 30s. officially temperatures are five degrees above average. tomorrow, 43 for the high lots of sunshine, still a bit of a chilly breeze. next week is the pattern change. this arctic front colder air has been bottled up and moved through the area. we're talking high temperatures in the 30s for part of next week. and wait until you see the overnight lows. it will be a rude awakening to the kids on the bus stop. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, a gusty breeze today making it feel chilly, 46 degrees is a nice temperature with partly sunny skie

now, these are the dewpoint temperatures and they are very low. so, every time any self- respecting snowflake tries to fall into the air, it evaporates, or supplement and just goes away, but, if the snow continues to fall, it gradually moistens they are up, and we can see the effects of that out here in greensboro. their dewpoint is up to 21. snow has been falling aloft for several hours now. it has finally been able to moist enough the environment so the snowflakes are reaching the ground and we will probably see the dewpoint across the rest of the area come up a little bit this evening as that process plays out over central and eastern north carolina. but again it's going to be difficult for this to turn into as we take a look at our sky cam we are looking at fountain mountain in its infant stages. that will probably be grown some over the coming days. right now temperatures are above freezing everywhere locally and if we brought in the view, we see the same story. that is also helpful, the fact that we got above freezing and had sunshine earlie

the dewpoints are fairly low, and it's awfully tough to get severe weather with dewpoints in the mid 50's and so the atmosphere is going have to dry airwe have had, and with that dewpoint coming up, rich air will come in and give us a chance of a brief tornado. gale-force winds behind the front and even minor coasting flooding a possibility with high tide later in the afternoon. a medium to high threat, and tornado low to medium, and costal flooding and obviously flooding. there is the rain across the gulf and there is the area of low pressure taking shape in the gulf. tonight, temperatures not moving all that must much but team tomorrow we'll be likely stayed in the 70's, and the front going by, the weather improves. we dry up on saturday and by sunday, look, there is another storm that will move across the gulf and likely impact us on sunday. and by sunday evening, that goes by and the weather improves by sunday night and then it gets cold next week, and it really is a full place. mostly cloudy, with rain developing and 63. some storms severe, and it will end by afternoon of midaft

winds are calm. 67 percent with dewpoint of 9 degrees. so up to 20 degrees for the strip at the miracle mile shop. 39. with 30.04 inches of barometric pressure. temperatures are 40 eldorado. palo verde high. downtown henderson. 38 southwest at mountains edge. and again, you can see around southern nevada 35 pahrump to 40 in boulder city. showers in caliornia g fonews for them. i wish we had some of that. not tomorrow. but outside chance. if you have outdoor plans do not worry. here is what we have. 52 degrees with sun and cloud combo. and chilly day. and chill is on this week. i want to prepare you for my seven day. >> anchor: all right. thank you for the warning. look forward for that. thank you jerry. now to a exclusive. noel stevens paid $500 to kill shauna tiaffay wife of george tiaffay. and speaking to us first time. he did it because of the friendship he had with shauna's husband. stevens later was key witness in tiaffay's trial. when tiaffay first approached was a joke. when he found out he was not joke i did, he still agreed to do

and, now this winds are light, coming out of the north and dewpoints are low and dry, dewpoints mainly the 20s and a live picture across central florida, looking back at downtown orlando, and our tower cam on top of the hyatt regency and a nice night tonight. 56 was the high and normal high should be 71 and 42 our early morning low and colder tonight, mainly mid an upper 30s, metro orlando, frigid tonight with frost, a warming weather through the end of the week and with it comes the cold front and it will cool down into the weekend. temperatures cold through the upper great lakes, mainly the single digits and teens and a real quick look at our computer clear skies tonight and plenty tomorrow. and, thursday just a few extra clouds and getting warmer. and as we approach friday, here comes the cold front. and the cold front will show up, as we get into the afternoon but will be weakening. and there will be scattered showers around but nothing bad, no severe weather. here's a look at my 7-day forecast, a good one. friday. and, sunshine for the weekend. >> 50. >> luanne: goodness gracious.

this go round with that arctic bone dry air, dewpoints are below 10 degrees so that's when you startthe chapter lips and you start to get those cracking skin, you know, on your hands and that kind of stuff and you get itchy so definitely lather on some of that moisturizer. as we look at the four day at 4:00 sunny but frigid. 31 degrees for tuesday. the good thing is this doesn't last all that long. wednesday not as cold with temperatures at 40 degrees and the sunshine. much milder on thursday just a few high clouds at 46 degrees and then it clouds over on friday with temperatures well above normal into the upper 40's so it doesn't last long but we do have an interesting weekend with respect to precipitation. we'll let you know what it means coming up in the seven day in the next half hour. >> all right. >> it's got our attention. >> could that mean snow? he's not saying anything. thanks, adam. >>> coming up at 4:30 today a couple levers their children in the car while they gamble at a local casino. and temperatures were near freezing at the time. >> and up next, three people shot inc

the dewpoint, 49. now, that right there in itself is significant. that dewpoint's going to have to rise significantly tonight for us to have enough energy and enough moisture for storms. we believe it will, because a warm front is going to be coming on through tonight. we hit 69, which is actually about right. we hit 50, which is about right. so for the first time in a long time, minus the clouds, today would have been a normal day for january 14. mostly cloudy in st. pete, 64 degrees. the humidity at 72%. winds out of the east. in sarasota, cloudy, 68. there will be some showers this evening. there will be a little bit of rain overnight. but the best chance really in my mind, the only chance, of severe weather would be friday morning, at least for tomorrow. then we talk about sunday morning. first things first. clouds rolling in, there they are. you can see the showers well offshore. not to mention, down around venice, areas to the south, that's the warm front actually lifting north. so temperatures for a period of time tonight will actually rise a

looking outside right now showers, light winds and the dewpoint at 45 degrees. close enough tothe temps where fog is developing and will develop more overnight as those temps get closer to each other. fog right now where visibility is down to less than 7 miles. ............................... ........... latest radar image shows showers in the valely but more concentrated rain in boulder some neigbhorhoods down in anthem getting more moderate rain. ............................... .......... so here's what to expect. showers decreasing overnight. but expect patchy dense fog to develop. up to 50 an inch of rain is possible since mccarran already at a .25 of inch. and a foot or more of snow in the mountains by morning above 8,000'. dave and paula? ((paula francis)) > the el nino effect is creating an unexpected headache at mccarran international airport tonight. ((dave courvoisier)) many flights have been delayed for hours. patranya bhoolsuwan joins us live from the airport where today's conditions have created what you can call a "perfect storm". patranya? ((patra

pwith 75 is the dewpoint at 76, pwinds are south it five. paround the country, becomes an papproach of a frontal boundary pwith rain around. pmuch of the country is milder pon the east coast, a lot of pmelting snow. pthree feet of snow are in the p50s today. pall that snow is literally pgoing down the drain. pbehind the front is cold in pchicago, 29. pmelt the snow in york, 38 in praleigh, columbia, south pcarolina, is 65. pforecasts for tonight, rain pwith rain developing after pmidnight. pit down to 64, messy tomorrow pwith rain. pthunderstorms, some could be pheavy, diminishing in the pafternoon. p72. pcoming up on thursday, showers pand thundershowers ending pduring the day, and 68. pthat will set the stage for a pnice spell of weather on pfriday, and sunshine, the pweekend looks fantastic. pgasparilla is a okay. p68 for a high. pwe could be approaching 80 by pthis time on tuesday. p>> paul, late last night the pnfl announces janus winston winston threw for over four- thousand yards last season and set 28 touchdowns.... the big lay in th

dewpoint, 37. winds sustained out of the out of the -- dewpoint, 57.of the south at 13 miles per hour. 63 is the record high. other records in reach, allentown, 6 oh. 670. wilmington, 64. atlantic city, 63. these are all attainable today. it depends if we can squeeze out sunshine before the arctic front arrives. millville, 60. dover, 63. wilmington, 57. so you've got work to do if you want to get the record high there. trenton, 60. atlantic city at the airport, 59. winds are strong sustained anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. occasionally you see a gust to 20, 25, satellite and radar, counter clockwise swirl that's the upper level low pushing through pittsburgh. as it marchs east it will increase the threat of showers in the afternoon. you can see how the green is switching over to white that's the snow in michigan and detroit and cincinnati picking up accumulating snow. good news for us, we won't see anything like that, but we'll see the colder changes. a few scattered showers leftover, and patchy drizzle and cloud cover. skies attempting to brigh

the dewpoint is only 19. we have a dry start to the morning. when the kids get out to the bus stop the windchill will be 18. we will warm up our by a. it will be 36 degrees by 10:00. lunchtime it will be 41 degrees. in the afternoon we will have more cloud coverage. clouds will stick around for a while. by 6:00 it will be 45 degrees. >>> let's check on the road conditions. we have no issues. i 20 eastbound traffic is moving. there are no delays at all. traffic has been moving good. there are no delays as you are coming off of highway 376. from the airport to downtown, a 17 minute commute. temperatures will stay cold. we will start warming up and i will show you that the seven- day forecast. >>> we are on your side this morning. you might want to go check your freezer after some beef has been recalled. this seems choice the deal yet these patties have been recalls. -- recalls. they have a use by date inmate 12,016. if you have the ground beef throw it away or return it to the store. >>> the un security council will meet today y to discuss claims

boston northeast wind, sign that we had a cold front moves through a short time ago. 35 the current dewpoint with humidity at 65%. temperatures right now are chilly, it's not that bad. hill, 46 in raleigh and 46 in fayetteville. highs today were close to 60 in many locations, some of you making it into the 60s. 61, the high in raleigh. beautiful day, plenty of sunshine. we are starting to see change as we had that one cold front moves through and clouds moving in. here is the front that moves through bring us cold temperatures now. that will bring us cold temperatures for tomorrow but not super cold air. this is the next system we will watch tomorrow morning that moves in and brings potential for rain, next, and a little bit of snow. here is the big cold front, strong cold front that brings arctic air as we get into monday and especially tuesday. but with that system, it's dry. it's going to drop temperatures and not bring any snow. temperatures overnight tonight staying in the 30s and 40s. it will be chilly but we stay above freezing. this is tomorrow morning at 8:00. if you're heading out

dewpoint is 2. terry tried. roxboro, 18. 12 in south hill. 18 in rocky mount, 19 in goldsboro, 12 in southern pines but the windchill is making it feel like single digits in rocky mount and lson, 10 in raleigh, 12 fayetteville. it feels very cold. 60 degrees colder than what we saw this time yesterday. single digits back to the north and west. it is very, very cold just across the mountains. at 10:00 a.m., this is going to be a very slow warm-up or us. 27 at lunchtime and a high of only about 32, 33 degrees this afternoon. backup to our north and west temperatures stay in the low 20s. everybody moderates a little bit. back into the teens, to the west, teens tomorrow morning and by lunchtime 32. we may climb up into the upper 30s later in the afternoon. still, that is a long stretch of very cold temperatures which could set the stage for slick conditions as precipitation roles in ter wednesday. today we can thank high quite weather. yes it is cold, but no precipitation to worry about. here comes the next system t

dewpoint is at mber one, that just means it's very dry. temperature in roxboro 18, 12 in southern pines, town by town 20 and fayetteville, 17 in rocky mount, 14 in south hill and 21 degrees in clinton. wind chills making it feel like 12 been roxboro, 10 in raleigh and rocky mount. from time to time we have had a couple of spots dropping to the single digits for wind chills, maybe feel like low to mid teens slipping out the door. right now the wind is white, feels like 19 and 21 in clinton. very cold, much colder than this time yesterday. now, we have high pressure that stays in control of our weather today bringing us plenty of sunshine. but our high this afternoon only warms up to about freezing. next on the list, this low across the midwest and the planes is heading our way. it's going to hit the mountains and bring a good bit of snow there. a lot of that moisture gets run out to the mountains and as it shifts eastward, we are going to see a few flurries. i will show you that on future cast. we take it out to lunchtime tomorrow. today, n

a dewpoint of 27. for the temperature to continue to fall. that florida. could have some patchy frost coming in. a comfortable afternoon with winds out of the northwest at about five to 10 miles per hour on thursday high-pressure slides away. and those temperatures begin to warm up. we are watching our next weather maker. this one does have the potential to bring us some thunderstorms on friday. check back in with is over the course of the next couple of as we head into friday afternoon. falls back into the upper 50' s for highs. some heavy hitters are already on site for this event. while that was mostly smiles on the driving range, a debbie braves fans. in three years time this area will almost certainly have no spring games to attend. central florida' s own john hart playing in a celebrity golf event now the president of baseball operations for the atlanta braves who are about to and to their long spring training run at disney' s wide world of sports. pulling out of central florida following this spring. leaving no teams in close proximity for atlanta t

dry dewpoint of 8. that has to come up a bit to get the lower atmosphere moist enough to get snowflakes out of any clouds information areas high off the ground to fall all the way to the surface. temperatures across the region town by town, 32 roxboro, 31 36 in southern pines, 32 around goldsboro and rocky mount and a degree or two warmer in fayetteville and clinton but not that much. mostly low to mid 30s across the region. here's a look at satellite and radar. this time yesterday we had no cloud cover out there. during the nighttime hours, fair amount of high clouds and petty level clouds coming in, giving us the radar. those have dissipated and there are more back over western parts of north carolina. as a mentioned, that toward rutherford and around hickory, a couple of these have resulted in getting a few clicks to the ground. a little bit later in the afternoon and into the evening we may see a couple of flurries here and there and as the heart of this upper-level disturbance makes its way into th

dewpoint, 56. winds out of the southeast at 15 miles per hour.arm front slicing through the garthen state this morning. that will lift to the north and that will help to get the temperatures in the 60s later on. record high is 63. we're showing 59 in philadelphia. 59 in millville, dover and wilmington, 57. we're forecasting 65 this afternoon. it should be a very warm day, but the numbers will plummet later this evening, and into the overnight as the arctic front pushes through. philadelphia down to 2 1/2 miles. 3 for allentown, reading and lancaster. 4 miles in trenton and 8 in atlantic city. as the warm front lifts through not only do the temperatures moderate, but the fog lifts north along with the front and that should begin to clear, as well. the wider view on double scan live, we set it in motion for you, there's the heavy rain air mass pushing through upstate new york, there's the counter clockwise swirl that has to swing through. the heaviest and steadyiest by far is happening now and pushing on by to the north. future tracker 6, 10:00 a.m

i'm expecting to see some of those dewpoints rise over the next couple of hours, but where it's come in fitchburg and nashua we could see temperatures fall back into the single digits an teens for tin tear. expect to see the 20s along the immediate coast. clear skies in the forecast. it won't be as cold when you wake up tomorrow but still chilly. uneventful day for thursday. friday the winds are going to clouds, even area of drizzle. we will hold onto the clouds as the system approaches by sunday, that's when we see some heavier rain move on in, anywhere from a half inch to inch of rain expected as temperatures will climb into the 50s. we cool down into next week. with another chance of showers we could be take -- talking wednesday. >> they say this was a good day, why the victim's families in gary lee sampson case are delighted a judge stepped down. >> mark: republicans wasting no time firing back at the president's executive action on gun laws. g.o.p.'s plan to strip them of that power and the local announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough

temperature, 43 degrees, we have a dry air mass in store. 27 degrees dewpoint.inds out of the west at 9. we expect the winds to gust up to 20 miles per hour. the windchills will be a factor today. the barometer is holding stealed as we take a look right now. we have our always on day planner to help you plan out your day. satellite and radar, yes we are socked in with the clouds. we have breaks here and there in the west and in the southwest, as well. we'll see sunshine mixing in. a good deal of cloud cover, though. we're dry for the mummers parade. 41 degrees at 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., 46. 6:00 p.m., 61. the issue is, the temperatures will not feel that way. we'll have a chilly wind out of the northwest making it feel like the upper 30s in the height of the afternoon. the windchills are a factor. bundle up. here's what to expect for saturday, lots of sunshine, 43 degrees for the high. we have an arctic front up to the northwest that's where the coldest air is bottled up. we'll be talking about high temperatures in the 30s next week. that's what you have to look f

certainly the dewpoints are up and the humidity is too with the rain around. ............................... ............ currently outside before we get to the radar we're looking at the low 50's right now with some neigbhorhoods in the high 40's at this hour. snow to develop and that should continue overnight. milder over to the west side. not getting too cold tonight with all these clouds around. ............................... ............... regional temps also staying cool. but cold up in the southern great basin. cool temps elsewhere from death valley over to the mesquite and down to laughlin where we're also cool but staying warmer than last week. ............................... ................ satellite and radar. we put in the satellite to show you just how thick the clouds around around the west coast. california and our state completely innundated with clouds right now. snow in the sierres where they could get up to 2 feet of new snow. ............................... .................. our area seeing widepsread rain. there is no spot in the valley that is not getting rai

the dewpoint is beginning to come down as winds shift to west northwest behind the front. it scoots to the east coast, skies clear, high pressure builds in from the west and tomorrow will literally be a completely different day than today, complete 180 with lots of sunshine, cool breeze, highs in the mid 60s. good stuff coming up friday. that trend will continue saturday. the dewpoint 59 west northwest at 9 and cold front moving away, future cast as the low moving away and very dry air. watch it in brown diving over the state for a couple days complete with sunshine, could be high clouds coming back on sunday and monday. nice stretch coming up for significant cold front arriving wednesday next week. clearing and cooler down to 50, sunshine tomorrow, breezy and cool, nice day to round up your work weekends 65, saturday looks delightful, back to 69, clouds may come back a little bit sunday blues small chance of showers as a warm front approaches and the more significant cold front goes by wednesday. could be pretty chilly, 30s and 40s, back to you. >> mark: new details on th

you were really notice drier air and lower humidity as our dewpoints drop down into the 30s. let's go ahead and show you the we might see a few clouds early morning, but they would quickly clear things out. northerly winds will help to usher in the cooler air, but that is it. now, not good news for voters. -- boaters. tied times, high tide early in the morning. we are always tracking those allergies for you, tracking oaks and al. -- elm. we are sticking with low temperatures in the 40s for the next three mornings, high temperature saying in the 60s all the way until friday where we see high temperatures back warmer for the end of the work week. you will also notice rain temperatures coming up as well. less start with monday, tuesday, wednesday, high temps in the 60s and lows in the 40s. a good chance for showers late friday. into sunday. right now saturday looks to be the warmest day. way you are on the go, you can track the temperatures on your cell phone, just download our app. >>> coming up, i will tell you how usf tried to knock off goliath. yeah, that's right. deal diva

if we take a look at the dewpoint temperature at this hour it is sitting at 23 and both those numbers will be going down overnight. still 61 at hatteras. that wind will shift to the northwest and they will cool off. all this moisture will be coming back at us late tonight and tomorrow. serious accumulations of this but there could be a whiteening of the grounds. we are sort of in between freezing lines at 2:00 a.m. but by 5:00 a.m. anything that falls then would be in the form of snow. it looks like the column above us may actually get fairly moist so we may actually see enough light snow to tip the ground and those chances would carolina border. so tonight it looks like temperatures will at least be where we are now and easily morning. tomorrow. accumulation. best chance of getting a little more of that would be up in the more than counties. then sunday, the sun returns. but at least it will be bright and sunny. about the only thing that's a negative for the panthers game is it will be cold. but skies will be clear and there won't be anything falling from the sky. so just make sure y

dewpoint 20 winds out of the west/northwest at 7 miles per hour. poconos whipping around a little bit, 15 miles per hour. makes it feel like 14 degrees in the mountains which is a joy for the folks up there, they will make snow there. they actually started the ski season last year, the same week as thanksgiving, they have not been able to get any skiing going on up there so far. this is a welcomed sight for them. later this afternoon temperatures top out in the low 40s, the windchills in the mid 30s. satellite and radar, clouds retreating up to the north. they will work north of interstate 80. we should have a full day of sunshine. this front this is the arctic front. this is a game changer. this gets in here sunday night into sunday. this will be the coldest air of the season so far. it will be the coldest air we've seen since last february. we'll time it out for you. the front is up here across southeastern portions of canada. it will be chilly out there, i'll not call it cold just yet. sunday, the front is knocking on the door not here just yet.

it is cold, 37 degrees outside of our studios, it's 34 at the airport with the dewpoint of 21. winds out of the west at 6 miles per hour. now the winds will pick up later this afternoon. they will be sustained anywhere from ten to 20 miles per hour. so with high temperatures topping out in the upper 30s, low 40s, you add to that 20-mile an hour winds means you'll be dealing with windchills throughout the day. right now they are stuck in the 20s, windchills will be in the mid 30s all afternoon. reading, 22. feels like 26 in allentown. 15 in the poconos. millville, 23. 32 in trenton. flipped the number around there. 32 in wildwood, dover, feels like 24. satellite and radar, the first front is all the way down to the south across the carolinas off to the screen. the second front is up to the north pushing through southeastern canada approaching north bay ottawa and toronto. it will get here later tonight and around here sunday, and it crosses sunday night into monday. winds shift behind that that will help the -- that will open the door, we'll be breaking the dam. we've been very,

dewpoints in the low 60s. mid 50s as you head inland. mow areas will see dewpoints rise out ahead of the system. and over the next few hours. and winds not bad right now. and again we will see winds starting to rip and roar heading through the overnight hours. even tomorrow we will see wind gusts beyond this system getting occasionally to 30 miles an hour. very cold air across the northern half of the country. we start to see some of the cold air make the way south. now as we head into the early portions of the week. strong to severe storms after midnight. for the day tomorrow. storms ending early. 60 half of the days does not look bad. 68. and we will see temperature drop off through the afternoon. just a windy and cool afternoon. here is the seven-day forecast, once we are through the severe weather threat tomorrow. highs monday and tuesday lower 50s to low 60s. staying 60s wednesday. and 70 heading toward the end of the week. next system starts to arrive some time thursday night to friday. kevin? >> anchor: thank you night the lightni

that tells me the air is dry but not extremely dry, like we had about a week or so ago when dewpoints were down into the teens. 50 degrees right now in downtown. mainly clear skies and northwesterly wind at eight. it will get cold tonight. then throughout the week, we'll start to warm things up and throw in a chance for rain on friday as a new storm develops, heads to virginia and gives us a cold front. not looking like it's going to produce anything severe but it will give us a chance for rain on friday. and then it should clear for the weekend, which means a nice cool begin. 49 in tampa. 40 up in jacksonville. 43 over in pensacola. here is the computer model, showing the mainly clear skies for tonight, mainly sunny skies as we go through the day on wednesday, notice just a little bit of cloud cover along the coastline. then we'll warm things up. this is wednesday at 2:00 in the afternoon. back in the orange. temperatures back into the 60s, and then as we get into thursday, we'll hop to about 70 degrees. as we get into friday, here comes the cold front and here comes that chance for

the dewpoint is so high. temperatures combined with the cloudy skies, lack of sunshine really not warming up very nice at all. wind direction from the northwest. starting to see some stronger gusts here but i think we will see more of that across the forecast area for tomorrow. when you see the winds shift from the northwest to near the front has pushed farther south. a very high humidity across the region. pensacola dropping to eight. this upper level disturbance will swing through the area. possibility of rain showers. then higher pressure will continue to move in. got another little line here offshore in southwest florida. the bulk of this severe weather threat has been much greater across south florida for today. rpm clears it out overnight. winds draw in the cooler air. a chilly start tomorrow compared to the cooler air as of late. sunshine a few high clouds. warming up eventually into the upper 60s but starting off cool at 47 degrees for saturday morning. if you are headed down early to the parade route

dewpoints in the 30s, same number in st. petersburg. 51degrees all over the place in pinellas county. 59 sun city center. lakeland 59. and 60 in lake placid. quite a bit of dry air. satellites showing most clouds well to the south. but those freeze advisories go all the way into southern parts of georgia. some of the coldest weather this season obviously. high pressure is the big feature. no surprise. cold dense area of high pressure. that's giving us the northerly flow. and whether it's north or northeasterly will continue. we may see a few of these high clouds stream our way from the west. next couple of days 64 degrees for the next two days really. sunshine mixed with a few clouds. rain chances pop back in in an area of low pressure later thursday into friday. our rain chance 60%. the timing of this area of rain may change. like later thursday earlier on friday. we stay mild. another cold front up the road. cool again next monday. we're definitely in january. we're getting cool weather. looks like it's going to stay like

keep in mind with that low dewpoint and with the radiational cooling under clear northeasterly wind. 52 now new port richie. 57degrees you can see the current temperature out in brandon. 53 frost proof, 55 in wymama. and 58 in north port at the moment. it's going to sink farther south. long. an area of low pressure is leading to winter weather advisories for portions of the midwest. winter storm warnings as well. so that area of low pressure is going to slowly travel to our north and the rain chance will come on friday. advisories. low temperatures 39 degrees. forecast in palm harbor. 36 in plant city. northern areas inland away from the coast. usually the colder spots. 35 arcade ya. 38 lakeland. for the evening 49 degrees. if you're headed out this evening know that this is going going to happen pretty quickly. if we develop any heat it's going to be gone. bundle up, freezing temperatures. changing the winds more easterly that will make it milder. a full 10 degrees warmer than on wednesday morning. 72degrees for thursday afternoon. 71 for friday. temperatures back down again after t

right now we'll look at the dewpoints. these are lower. these numbers are lower than they were 24 hours ago. that's why we're forecasting a little cooler at this point. if we had clouds that could make a difference in the overnight lows. right now we have low 50s, invernus. 62 in sarasota. tampa national airport. 12degrees in chicago. 21 detroit as the cold air spills into the northern sections of the country. adaughters a-- across the southern portion, this system moves in. it's a pretty good trail of moisture. that's backed off a little today. what it's done it's kept us on the eastern side of that high or some kind of northerly flow. typically we'll get back to a northeasterly flow. but keeping a northwest to northernly flow will keep our skies clear. high pressure will continue to be in our forecast this evening. a few clouds address as i mentioned. some -- a few clouds around as i mentioned. cooler temperatures on thursday. and thursday the possibility of showers develop and the possibility of seeing thunderstorms too. clouds and suns

dewpoints in the 50s, and the temps are mostly in the 60s. 63 in crystal river. st. pete 69. area of low pressure farther to the north. 24 hours ago this was here. now it's here. pulling in pacific air. there's the front causing pressures across southeastern florida. things are quiet around. posttropical storm alex still out there with 70 mile per hour winds, south of greene land. no effect on us in the u.s. or in florida. that's a broad look at the system. still spinning away in its clockwise familiarity. perhaps some higher seas in the maritimes there. marginal risk of severe thunderstorms for the area tomorrow. higher risk. slight is more than marginal. that would include manatee county, inland areas, farther south of better chance. mentioned the fog possible with the moisture not gone away yet. then just a few clouds, 10% rain chance on saturday. here comes the area of low pressure, 6:00 am. possible strong thunderstorms, everything races through, and we work in cooler temps on sunday. 62 degrees for monday. 60 degrees on tuesday. 64 degrees on wednesday. 71 on thursday.

dewpoint at 24. humidity 73%. temperatures will fall back into the mid-20s. wind chills have improved. the winds have calmed down quite a bit. 30 miles per hour today, right now they are 15 miles per hour. big weather story for the season, 8 inches so far measured at hopkins airport. our normal for this day by this time, 34 inches. normal for snowfall at hopkins airport. and consider washington dc got 22 inches just in one day. so here we go. we get a little bit of snow here showing up. believe it or not this is a little trough of low pressure that's going to move east and it will likely bring a few snow flakes into ashtabula counties. there could be some light steady snow for the morning commute and there you go, by noontime tomorrow -- very little elsewhere. right here. slides our way for thursday. that could bring a dusting to thursday. not a big winter storm but enough to create notice. 29 degrees tonight. if you don't like snow, don't go where homea bash is. 32 at noon tomorrow, hopefully drying out a bit. 32 tomorrow, a little light morning notice. akro

some areas of getting some snow falling across western parts of these are dewpoint temperatures, the bigger the spread between the temperature and the dew point, the dryer the air. a lot of this will if apple a before it reaches the ground. still there's a chance of a few flurries or a burst of heavier snow as this tracks eastward. it's already over back toward winston-salem and charlotte. this will be in and out of here in the next few hours. there may be a spot or two that gets accumulation on the roadways, untreated roads and bridges and overpasses. less than a half-inch for just about all areas. this is the winter storm watch, a not too common blizzard watch from washington to baltimore. back to the first system, notice that computer model has it nailed down where it is but breaks it up as it moves eastward. it should dry out and anything we do get should be very light. maybe if you traffic problems but it's gone by 10:00 or 11:00. the national weather service told us they will expand it over to include raleigh durham but it has not shown up on their automated graphic yet. there

dewpoints are at 62. they're high because of that south wind. now wind wise we're all coming in out of the south. we're pumping up, we're juicing up the atmosphere and guess what, tomorrow morning, another round of big storms. it looks good with temperatures making they're way into the mid 70s or some we're going to pinpoint what time we think the >> in sports this morning the tampa bay lightning go overtime to grab a win and with it comes their best stretch of the season. finally some good news. how is that, dave, i think i said it right, come on. scored with the win just two minutes into the extra session. the 23-year-old forward now has three goals and five assists during a four game point street. after the game coach john cooper -- he didn't want to jinx that four game winning streak and simply said let's not talk about it, guys, during the post game interview, the lightning are home against the panthers tomorrow night at 5:00. >>> on to football now, the nfl playoffs head to gillette stadium this afternoon as the new england chiefs in the a

millville, new jersey. 41 in the city, the disappoint way down, a lot of air moving in, 25-degree dewpoint. the winds out of the west at 9. we could see them gust up to 20 miles per hour at times. the barometer is holding steady. you're heading out for the mummers parade. we have clouds on the satellite image. no rain, we'll see breaks in the clouds here and there, you'll see partly sunny skies, 46 degrees a gusty breeze under partly sunny skies, making it feel like the 30s. tonight, 32 for the city. in the suburbs you'll get into the mid 20s. we're getting the colder air starting to move in at least in the overnight hours. let's take a look at the mummers parade forecast. partly sunny, windchills in the 30s. 9:00 a.m., 38. 1:00 p.m., 45. 5:00 p.m., 43 degrees, watch for the gusty breeze. the feathers will be blowing around a little bit, but other than that under be fine. breezy on new year's day. we're five degrees above average with 46 degrees, it will feel cooler when you factor in a gusty wind. saturday, crystal clear, we'll get more sunshine, but a chill in the air as we look at the a