that's dry air coming into play. temperatures are cooling down right now. 70s to the 80s in the suburbs. the lehigh valley, a similar warmup. 64 degrees now. 60s in the lehigh valley. through the 10:00 hour. into the 70s, getting close to 80 degrees this afternoon. new jersey, you'll see a few scattered clouds, but we'll be dry all day. 68 degrees now. the winds out of the north just at four miles per hour. that's enough to bring in drier air. even though it will warm to the 80s, it will be comfortable this afternoon. muggy this morning. jersey shore, 73 degrees. winds coming off the ocean. you may not get the dry air that everybody else is going to feel. you will see a cooler day today. upper 70s this afternoon. delaware warms into the 80s. the northerly or northwesterly winds, 82 degrees. less humid this afternoon than this morning. 69 degrees right now. what you won't see today is any wet weather. but if you've been watching the seven day at the bottom of the screen, it's coming back. first of the showers arrive t

that's also going to reinforce the dry air that is already here.ilmington, clear skies now, going to stay clear and pretty clear all the way across the area? >> this is delaware, delaware, it's 55 in limestone road. 51 in middletown felt farther south, 51 in dover. harrington. 48 in reading, millsboro. 45 in milton. 56 rehoboth beach and bethany beach now. it is 47 in allentown. that's the cool spot. even 51 in mt. pocono. an indication of some pretty warm air and you see the condition of the country through the rockies. through the afternoon, nothing but sunshine. a little breezy compared to what ever -- to what we have seen. near 70 p.a. suburbs and the lehigh valley. later this afternoon. even into the 70s at the jersey shore. unlike most days, it will be about as warm as the rest of the area. maybe even a little bit warmer. through the weekend, not much change other than the temperature going up bit. zero chance of rain. reveltively low humidity. that's true for everywhere. on monday, still in the warm air. mild for a night game late october fo

we have a lot of dry air coming through because of the offshore wind. when the wind comes out of the north, they are more dry. similar to conditions in southern california. seeing clear skies for most of the day. actually most of the week, we will see a lot of sunshine. a very similar weather pattern. as we look toward the temperatures for today on this sunday, 83 degrees, concord. 83, fairfield. san rafael, 81. san francisco, 74 will be the high. what does this compare to? and normally we should be at 74 san francisco. we are about 4-5 degrees above normal today. temperatures will drop to near normal tomorrow. you can see that in the 70 forecast. temperatures drop about four degrees monday and tuesday. then they rise back up again wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. we have a lot of outdoor activities today. the autumn moon festival should be nice in chinatown. sunny skies and 71 degrees. a good day to get outside and enjoy the nice breeze that comes along with the sunshine. >> excellent. >> weather on the minds of people in san jose where some n

just enough, that's dry air coming in. the temperatures, they'll be warm, in fact, really warm this afternoon. into the 80s for most locations. the humidity will be dropping. we're looking at a pretty nice autumn day today that will feel like summer. 84 in new jersey. at the shore, 78 degrees. i'll break it down hour by hour, show you how quickly the temperatures will warm up for each part of our area when i'm back in less than ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> thanks. starting on the schuylkill again around 30th street, now some of the construction vehicles that i was watching earlier on the westbound side have already cleared. some of them pulled out of the way. i haven't seen any cars move through yet. there's still some left beyond the reach of our camera. we're not seeing any of that open yet. we're getting ahead of schedule, looks like. i'll keep my eyes on that. for now they'll detour you off at 30th street station. and you can hop back on. route 202. drive times okay so far. te

did dry is warm -- the air is warm and dry. it is unhealthy air all over the bay as this smoke is sent to the south from the wind red flag warnings are with us until five dig -- 5. humidity levels could drop below 10% this afternoon. we have very dry air aloft. that will mix with air at the service. it will start to fall to the surface today. take a look at these temperatures. we saw upper 30s yesterday morning. here's the next eight hours. it'll be 67 degrees by 12. we will be following the wind and giving you projections as well as humidity levels are quits check in with robin right now.>> 80 looks good, no major problems. i want to quickly mentioned that chp is asking big rigs to stay away because of the fire and evacuations and poor air holiday. they are asking big wig -- rig drivers to stay off of 80. a quick mention of the richmond bridge, no big problems here. i will give you another hour before this starts to backup. seven minutes out to 101. no major issues or costs -- across the golden gate. we will take a quick break

air. the winds today will be out of the northwest, and that's a drying direction for us. the humidity, though it's muggy now and, yes, we could see fog this morning as the day goes on, the air mass will dry out. we'll get more and more comfortable. in spite of the warmup. 71 at 6:00 in philadelphia. low 70s at 10:00. then we leap into the 80s. that's at 2:00 this afternoon. sunshine, nice, bright in the suburbs, too. scattered clouds at times. no sign of any rain today. near 80 at 2:00. in the lehigh valley, you might see a spot or two of fog first thing in the morning. by 10:00, fog is out of here. 78 degrees at 2:00. 60s to start. 60s in delaware and south jersey. warming into the 70s at 10:00. low 80s for both locations during the afternoon hours. and climbing, it will go a little bit warmer than that this afternoon. the shore hits 78 at 2:00, likely to not get much warmer than that. it could with those northwesterly winds. could bump it up another degree or two. summer-like conditions today, but summer is about to take a break. back to autumn. i'll show you what to exp

you see the dry air not only in the east but all the way back toward the reeks. much of the country is very dry. this is the time of year when that kind of thing can happen. tloouf t through the day, allentown, 72. voorheis, 74. you see the temperatures at the shore, well into the 70s closer to that land freeze. smyrna, delaware, at 74. over the weekend. up to 77 in philadelphia. the 70s at the shore. the eagles in pretty good shape on monday. looks like the system that will come in will generally bring rain tuesday into wednesday. there's the warm day on monday. it will still be warm monday night. then significant rain coming here tuesday and wednesday. it could be heavy at times, strong system. that may cool us off a whole lot more by the end of next week and next weekend. >> yeah. at 5-1 the eagles are in good shape. the weather will help them get to 6-1 hopefully. >>> if you're walking out the door, we want to alert you to construction. >> exacty zachary with more. >> this is -- there are some issues on 295 southbound. two lanes are taken out because of the r

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so we have, dry air in place. i'll explain what this means in just a bit. >>> right now we are starting with 580 where we see some yellow sensors lighting up our maps here. you can see steve's drop -- speeds dropped below 35 miles per hour. that's your cruising speed through that stretch between 205 and 680, your travel time about a 25 minute commute and we don't have a wind advisory posted but my traffic producer did drive along westbound 580 this morning and said it was pretty windy out there. so please be careful. over at the bay bridge toll plaza things are looking pretty good. we have a few cars backing up in those cash lanes but other than that it's a smooth ride heading into san francisco, 10 minutes from the maze to 101. >> thank you. >>> president trump says his secretary of state is wasting his time on north korea and casting doubt on the idea that diplomacy can resolve the nuclear crisis. yesterday the president tweeted out being nice to rocket man hasn't worked in 25 years, why would it work now? clint

we have a good chunk of dry air to the west.t sets the table for good weather, not only today but tomorrow, friday, and saturday. a good stretch of days coming our way, highs eventually climbing back into the upper 60s. here's the temperature trend today. we start cool, then we rebound here by early afternoon and by later on this afternoon, looking at highs in the mid to upper 60s. a breeze out of the northwest at five to ten miles per hour. you may want to shut the windows tonight. this isn't really open-window weather now. temperatures falling to the 40s with the crisp and cool weather. weekend forecast -- we'll look at that. saturday into sunday, looking at rain. looks like the birds game on sunday, the stormy weather will take place with temperatures in the 60s. >> you oh. all right. thanks. >>> 5:53. heading to work, on the schuylkill, hold up so we can give you what you need to know. >> jessica boyington, fill us in. >> another uh-oh here. a downed tree on the schuylkill expressway's eastbound ramp from montgomery drive to

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it is all dry air. so when the wind comes from the land. it is pushing in dry air. right into the area of those fires which of course is why we do have this extremely high fire danger at the moment. so this is what the weather service has been warning us about since thursday, friday of last week. and these conditions are shaping up to be exactly what we were worried about, because the red flag warning is in effect this morning until tomorrow morning in fact. to the south, it is calmer. you can see that in fremont, redwood city, calmer condition, but look at this, oakland right now, sustained winds at 16. and berkeley, 14. and then look what is going on in the area of the fires. 23 mile-an-hour sustained winds, coming from the north/northeast to napa. and fairfield, these north winds at 26. and so again, this is dry wind coming in. this offshore flow. and novato, another fire we just got word of and winds there at 7. and vallejo 14 mile- an-hour winds. so here is the area under that red flag warning. north and east bay hills. santa cruz mountains. and it is going to

but it is going in to dry air and it is expected to totally die out as we go through the night. so we're not expecting anymore rain. the southwest winds have come in and died down. and we are in much better shape as we head towards the next few days. >>> your fepeople are charged wh interfering with votes during the special race back in march. prosecutors say the four people who made up the election board didn't count the votes, made up fake results, intimidated the voefrts and lied about voting machines being brooken. the attorney general wanted to highlight it especially ahead of next week's election. >> thetegrity of our process demands every single vote counts. and that every citizen has fundamental right to cast their vote free from interference or intimidation. >> there were only 24 votes cast at in poll location, but prosecutors say the law is the law. >>> the man accused of several co-workers is i think ditsed today. prince is accused of killing three and then shot a man in the head in wilmington on people ep. he will be prosecuted. >>> a man accused of stabbing a house

friday we'll have more moisture, that's a little bit of a help for us to not have to deal with so much dry air and so much of the dry winds, but now here's the monkey wrench to the whole thing. unfortunately, the flow changes. the high pressure system strengthens, the offshore winds change and the coast warms back up and it becomes even drier, once again, increasing the fire danger as we go into the weekend. kendis, diane? >>> we have new images of an unprecedented show of force by the u.s. against north korea. the pictures show two bombers taking off from guam on the way to the sea of japan. it's the first time japanese and south korean fighters flew alongside u.s. planes. president trump and military officials have been discussing options on dealing with pyongyang. and the u.s. navy has fired the commander and executive director of the "uss mccain." the warship's top two officers. it collided in august killing ten sailors and injuring five more. in a statement, they called it preventible, saying the commanding officer exercised poor judgment and the executive officer exercised poor leadershi

after that dry air will be purging holes in the clouds.ennsylvania now. we'll have late sun best chance up in lehigh valley. up in allentown and bethlehem 57 degrees on the thermometer. cloudy and drying, we might see a sprinkle for the next couple of hours general improvement and 60 degrees there. 62 is the high in philadelphia. wasn't that weird we're talking about 70s in september and october, 80s tossed in, not today. 62 degrees the winds running 12 to 25 miles per hour. blustery get the jacket ready if you're outside for a while today. clear skies, brisk and chilly, 43 the overnight low in philadelphia just 32 in some outlying suburbs, in fact here's what future tracker is showing for temperatures at 10:00 when adam joseph is on the air at phl17. already getting into the 40s what happens when i'm on the air tomorrow morning wow 7:30 a.m., 33 in allentown. 32 in reading, a lot of points to the north getting to freezing. for that reason we have a frost advisory that's been put up at 2:00 a.m., the northern bucks lehigh valley and the po

we still have that offshore flow bringing in dry air. also clear skies. whenever we get that offshore flow, it's not bringing moisture from the ocean. so that's why our mornings are nice and clear. 52 in concord. oakland 55. livermore chilly 46. san francisco 58. san jose 51. santa rosa in the mid-40s. wind speeds also starting to pick up already this morning especially from downtown san francisco at 12 miles per hour sustained winds sfo 16. it is calmer though in the east bay to the north still have a red flag warning in effect for the higher elevations. winds pick up today. jaclyn has the traffic reports. >>> a hot spot on the san mateo bridge. two lanes westbound at the high-rise have reopened. this is after a big rig fire and all eastbound lanes rope, as well. so one -- are open, as well. so one lane is closed in the westbound direction of the san mateo bridge as you make your way into foster city. we aren't seeing any major delays. traffic is moving in both directions. over along 580 at north flynn road one lane blocked due to a big rig that broke do

not much in delaware, south jersey, plenty of dry air across the great lakes.that will be coming in and you'll see that in the forecast for tomorrow. this is october? and the humidity is down a little bit from today but still kind of humid for october. reading at 81. easton at 80. 78 in longport. one of the cool spots and as you go hour by hour, the last of the showers move out. northeast wind, cooler, cloudier and wetter. you can see the consistent east wind on wednesday night, more showers and thursday morning, more showers and still the cool, east wind. in the 60s for at least two or three days there until the winds shift back. 84 tomorrow. 74 on wednesday. 64 on thursday. a little bit of rain on wednesday and more on thursday. but nothing like what we saw today. and the temperatures drop significantly all across the area and then highs of 62, kind of chilly after all of the 80s. so you'll notice that, especially as we go into thursday. friday, the clouds will hang in and stay kind of cool and then warms right back up over the weekend. >>> i'm john clark. co

this is a dry air mass. dry air cools at night, but warms quickly during the day. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and pleasant today, 70. more sunshine expected monday, tuesday, wednesday, 75, 76, 78. thursday is the real warm day, sun and clouds, 82. we cool it back down again by saturday, sun and clouds, 75. >> looking good, looking good, chris thank you. >>> ahead of eagles game this afternoon there's buzz around a pricey promise from carson wentz before the 61-year-old kick that won last week's game against the giants. wentz was heard saying he will give jake elliot his game day check if he makes the kick. >> the eagles win! >> reporter: eagles fans are crowing about the game-winning kick from sunday. when unapproven free agent jake elliot pulled off the field goal. seconds before the kick, quarterback carson wentz is caught on a microphone making a pledge to teammate. >> i'll give him my game check if he makes it. >> reporter: as we know elliot delivers there's lots of spirited about pro and conwhether wentz should pay in full. >> he should

coming from the east we are going to see more of that dry air, more of that heat coming in.y midday today, wind gusts may be around 5, 6, 7 miles per hour. it's not going to be too significant. yesterday we saw strong wind gusts across the oakland hills. today it shouldn't be as intense. but look at this high pressure. it's still here and it's still sending all that air from nevada right into california. so the heat is stick around. as long as this stays, we are unfortunately going to see temperatures in the 90s yet again. so 92 for santa rosa 91 in napa. expected to be the high in san francisco. yesterday we reached 89 degrees. so this is above average. take a look we should be in the upper 60s, low 70s this time of year. we are unfortunately are going to be about 20 degrees above average. 21 degrees above average for oakland today as we hit 89. when is the relief going to get here? here's the weekend. high pressure will drop bringing us back to this onshore pattern bringing us coastal cooling. so you will notice that here with our temperatures in san francisco, down to the

the winds -- not that strong at the surface, but above the surface, bringing in dry air. you'll feel that. a comfortable and nice fall day with temperatures in the upper 60s. meteorologist steve sosna will break it down hour by hour coming up. first, jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >> people used to call me jaffic, jessica and traffic. moving through the vine, you're not able to get past the vine street expressway area. they're diverting you in between the schuylkill expressway on the vine to town. we're having that blocked for at least another half hour. watching that. the westbound side is open. 42 looks good northbound from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. a five-minute trip. speeds into the 60s. no problems here. mass transit on or close to schedule. yesterday, a lot of diversions and delays. now everything is on time for amtrak, septa, new jersey transit, and patco. >>> 4:32. flames shoot from a popular restaurant in south philadelphia. firefighters have been battling the blaze for hours which is unusual in philadelphia. the restaurant's been le

in fact, lighter breezes and that dry air continues over the next several days. that's going to mean cool nights but warmer afternoons on the way as the sun, yeah, it's still strong enough to bring us a little bit of a warming trend. here is a look at today's temperatures, upper 60s along the coast to 72 in san francisco, we will have mid to upper 70s from 75 to 78 around the bay and if you look inland about 78 to about 83 degrees. now, let's jump ahead to tomorrow. temperatures about the same, so we will call it a holding pattern. now look what happens thursday, definitely signs of warmth as 80s are taking over, even around the bay. look at hayward, redwood city, richmond. all right. let's see what happens friday. look at this, starts to spread into san francisco and the coast and then we're going to get even warmer this weekend. first let me show you the lows, 40s in our valleys, low to mid 50s elsewhere. the seven-day forecast, those are 90s for friday and saturdy inland with mid 80s near the bay and near 80 at the coast. the warmest day at the coast will be f

that is very, very dry air. really nice fall weather on the way. little bit of the cool down. that system departs. see where storm is, most of the showers off the two north and west, can't rule out a stray sprinkle thursday afternoon but the rest of the week for the most part looks rain free, and temperatures, dip and then start to rebound again in the weekend. tonight partly cloudy stray shower along the coast, we are in the mid 50's, for tomorrow we have got temperatures in the upper 60's, less humid, mostly sunny for majority of the area shower possible in the morning along the coast, and then eyewitness weather seven day forecast we will cool down, warm up again by saturday and then to finish out five day we have another chance for rain, sunday afternoon, and that could last into monday, but good news as of right now halloween looks great and some communities trick or treat on saturday and saturday's weather looks great for that as well good to hear, thanks, kate. >> don's back with sports. >> how many people will go dressed up as carson wentz. >> a lot of number 11's on h

so these darker colors, that's dry air. these brighter colors, that is moisture. and we're talking about tropical moisture here. as we go through saturday afternoon, it's still plenty dry up in our part of the world. but now things are changing on sunday. but we've got a train coming right from the bahamas all the way up the east coast, bringing moisture. so that is clearly tropical moisture that is coming directly at the midatlantic states and the northeast. that's why we're talking about such heavy rain and at least parts of the area. by sunday morning, we have a strong southeast wind, we have showers. we have those wet leaves, it's fairly mild. watch what happens as we go through the day. the winds pick up out of the southeast. rain for the eagles game. some of it patchy areas of heavy rain. it's not necessarily going to be heavy every single minute during the day sunday. sunday night, once again, we're getting those strong onshore winds, local street flooding. as we go into monday, the wind shifts. now it's a west wind and it may be stronger coming out of the w

that will make for dry air coming into play.eading out the door. and check with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. she'll get you to work. >>> watching sun glare here, too. route 42 around route 41 in deptford. the northbound side is crawling toward the north philadelphia area. we're slow there, too. eastbound toward center city on the schuylkill and 95. if you're headed southbound toward center city or toward the vine, 20s. even slow on the blue route from the schuylkill to 95. speeds into the 40s. >>> in new jersey, the two major candidates who want to succeed chris christie will meet for a debate. democrat phil murphy will meet republican lieutenant governor kim guadagno in newark. five other candidates who didn't qualifier the debate will be on the november 7th llot. voters in new jersey have until next tuesday to regis d to register in pennsylvania if you want to vote in to your county elections board, or. >>> we'll have another update in 25 minutes. jon us every weekday morning from 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. the

we'll have a little bit more dry air working in but still be noticeable humidity. that's because this frontal boundary which comes through with a bit of dry air, stalls out, that becomes a focus for the moisture. it will be humid south of the front and cloudy north of the front. we're a little bit all over the place on our seven-day forecast for starters about 84 tomorrow. then eastern wind develops and that brings ocean for the next three days after that with a little bit of light rain expected possible wednesday, thursday, friday. we dry out into the weekend. it's brighter, drier, warm, 80 and 81, and still warm next monday at 82. we're definitely keeping that summer feel hanging around and maybe badly needed rain as well. shawn, tony, that is your seven-day forecast. >>> thank you, sue. >>> a farmer in minnesota is being praised for giving $7,000 in reward money to the missing teenager that he helped rescue. the 15-year-old was abducted in august. held captive for a month by a group of men facing charges's she managed to escape, swam across a lake looked for hel

we're going to stay dry and that dry air is going to stick here for the next couple of days. high pressure dominating. nothing across the entire east. you could actually see the area, the flow, the clouds moving across and around that area of high pressure. right now sitting directly over us. tomorrow morning starting off on a cool note. now, this is for the city. 58 degrees. yeah, maybe the jacket and the sweater here. but subtract 10 and you get what you're going to get out around the dulles county. 48 degrees in some locations. manassas, same deal four folks, out toward loudoun county. going to be a cool start again, looking good by recess and everyone about the same tomorrow afternoon by the time we're picking up the kids about 74 degrees there. a very cool start but a very nice afternoon and i think we get a little above that in the city. going for a high of 76. more sunshine, nice and mild. the average high temperature is 73 degrees for the day today. for the day tomorrow. tomorrow we're above average. but watch this. we go way above average as we make our way into wedn

in north winds coming from the land bringing dry conditions out there, no moisture in the air. san francisco right now sustained winds at 10, sfo 11, it is calm to the east, vallejo just 3. antioch 5. but we are expecting to see these winds pick up especially for places like santa rosa and napa. right now clear skies. we don't have fog. so you can see the city lights. concord now 51. oakland 55. livermore 46. today's is another cool day. we'll have more coming up. >>> now to the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. this morning las vegas police trying to figure out why a 64- year-old man opened fire on a concert. >> 59 people were killed, more than 500 injured. nevada's governor has signed a declaration of emergency that directs allstate agencies assist local officials in clark county with the investigation. to give you a better idea of how this happened, thousands of people were at the route 91 harvest music festival across the street from the mandalay bay hotel. paddock opened fire from his hotel room about 950 feet away from the concert. >> flashes in the midd

the other factor is dry air. there are embers flying. they are flying into dry air. solano county as well, it looks like i this evening, the marine layer is trying to sneak into sonoma county. that takes us into friday morning. it looks like another dry day on friday to repeat into saturday morning. we continue on with the bad air quality. today, unhealthy air in the north bay. everybody else will experience unhealthy air as well. that will spread it into the east bay tonight and into tomorrow going forward. we're talking about upper 70s and 79 for napa. not a big temperature change until this morning. what is happening in traffic? >>> not so good for people trying to get into san francisco. we had a motorcycle accident where a rider ran into the back of a big rig. dish -- this traffic cleared. backed up through the tunnel and down through the tolls. it is a heavy ride. 25 to 30 minutes to fremont street. we have a stalled west bound vehicle. major delays here at marina. it is 27 minutes to make it into northbay. i keep double checking to see if i missed anything. we

behind it, that's the dry air flooding into the area. come tomorrow, you see clouds already building over west virginia and virginia. follow that farther, and you see wet weather. the clouds will be moving in first thing tomorrow. then we'll see showers develop during the day tomorrow. the wind will shift once again. more of an easterly wind. that's going to finally bring temperatures down starting tomorrow. hour by hour, 72 degrees. plenty of sunshine at 9:00. 70s for wilmington and millville. by lunchtime, close to 80 in philadelphia. up to 80 in wilmington. partly sunny skies in the lehigh valley and berks county. we'll get enough sunshine, clouds will come through dry. enough sunshine to warm into the 80s from allentown to millville, while the shore stays in the 70s this afternoon. dry at 4:00. partly cloudy this evening. cooling into the 60s by tomorrow morning. if you're out and about walking the dog, at 11:00 tonight, pottstown at 68 degrees. also 68 degrees in millville. the trend is for cooler weather over the coming days, espec

. >> firefighters are starting to get the upper hand but dry air and high winds are expected to return and red flag warnings return this afternoon and that means it could be more devastation for this community. >> the crews on the front lines of the fires are not getting any relief from the dry and windy weather. lets get the latest on the conditions out west from meteorologist, david murphy. >> take a look now no rain on radar and satellite shows you cloud could have coming in north of san francisco but sunshine is trying to bake through that hazy sky cover created by the immense amount of smoke in the california skies. rain will really help but this is not just today or tomorrow but the next seven days. the rain is up to the north but stopping before the fire zone. and you just heard there are increasing winds dropping down out of the northern and coming down over the santa ana mountains and it tends to dry the air and making it more conducive for fires. obviously they are doing a lot of tough work fighting these things but not getting help from the weather. here on the east coast sh

and now that it's sucks in the humid air and the dry air.hat's choking off the eastern side of the storm. that's why the thunderstorms can't wrap around it. >> in it was not the half-moon size, would it have been stronger a bigger storm? >> the mature storms are. the major hurricanes. are more likely to be like that. the ones that are likely to -- if you can wrap around the center the center core. we were afraid of this. i woke up this morning looking at satellite. oh boy. there was a hurricane already this morning. i saw that nate had wrapped a core around itself and protect itself from dry air coming in. the hurricane center was saying a category 2 at land fall of 105 miles per hour winds. with gusts that would have been gusts up to 135. we got lucky. it fell apart late today. and that saved us from really wind damage. it doesn't look like we'll have a ton of wind damage. >> skm and it was a fast mover. 20 miles per hour. >> 28 miles per hour forward speed at one point this afternoon. the fastest we have measured a hurricane in the gulf of

another day of heat. 15 degrees above average, hot and dry air. yeah. it's all because of the offshore winds. they have stuck around. so i'll talk more about the temperatures and talk about that cool weekend coming up. jaclyn? >> all right. we are tracking a problem that occurred last night around 5:30. the first call came in where this accident had knocked down the power lines and some transformers there. so the silverado trail is shut down at highway 128. and looks like it's going to be closed throughout much of the morning. we'll let you know when the roadway reopens but a heads up for anyone who typically travels that route. we have some overnight roadwork northbound 880. looks like it just wrapped up. everything just went back into the green between 238 and 98. back to you guys. >>> a bay area jewel thief gains the trust of store employees and robs them of merchandise worth almost $30,000. police are on the hunt for the thief who did it at kings jewelers in walnut creek. as kpix 5's andria borba shows us, it was caught on camera. >> reporter: nothi

and we have dry air wrapping in on the west side of it. now we have an asymmetric eye. and that's good. the around pascagoula. and dolphin island. that will be your biggest danger area. back to biloxi in the 75 to 85-mile-per-hour range. we are seeing the strongest storm surge. we want people away from the coast. earlier the weather service was forecasting up to 11 feet of storm surge. that hasn't pond out. but this is a night -- it hasn't pond out sithasn't panned out s. around tomorrow morning around 7:00, upwards moving fast at 20-25 miles an hour. tomorrow evening it's into eastern parts of tennessee. along that track the great jest threat as it continues to weaken now that it's onshore is going to be locally heavy rains with localized flash flooding. it's liningly tit's -- it's like tropical storm force winds. and by tomorrow evening we'll see several thousand people without power from this storm. kelly: what thud sh -- what shoy do to prepare for this. sometimes when you are further inland away from the coastal area, you tends to let your guard down and that could

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now currently we have nice dry air across the region.e'll go into the weekend and that's going to make things a little more comfortable for the area as well. now tomorrow morning it is going to be cooler too. so that is one thing that we'll also be watching for. the temperatures tomorrow morning. elsewhere we have still some 50s on the map. 58 degrees dulles 55. but still be on the cool side. but it's going to be nice and dry. we don't have any rain on the radar so that is it's all offshore and moving into new england. as far as weekend, nice saturday near 70 degrees. look at sunday rainy kind of a chilly rain for the redskins game. so not that great of weather. here's the forecast we expect rain at the start of the game. pretty good, pretty substantial rainfall. be in the 50s through most of the game. mao halloween forecast that's also looking good, nice and dry, temperatures cool, 60 degrees by the start of your trick or treating mostly in the 50s head frg door to door as the heads can heading door to door. so only rain chance in the t

the air is dry. the vegetation is dry. and it's easy to spark a fire and it's easy to spread it with these kind of winds. we need to be very diligent through tomorrow evening. temperatures, 69 san francisco, oakland, danville, san mateo. still 64 at half moon bay. 66 in los gatos. the rest 70 to 75 degrees outside. with the drier air, feels comfortable out there and will later on as we reach 80 in north bay. near that in the south bay. mid to upper 70s around the bay. mid, upper 60s at the coast. look at that, 73 in san francisco today. in fact, as you look back there, chamber of commerce day, isn't it? look at that from emeryville. the air is so clean you can almost see out to the fair lawns. you get an idea how clear the air is. passing cloud at noon. otherwise grab the sunglasses. you'll need it. total sunshine as we head toward 4:00. and as we head toward 8:00 into midnight, temperatures will drop back into the 60s and 50s. i think the breezes will relax. especially in the east bay hills and into the diablo range. h th

that hot, dry air is back all because of those offshore winds. so we really need the onshore winds to return. here's our satellite-radar showing you the clear conditions barely any cloud coverage out there, just way off in the water. that's all the clouds that are being allowed to come on in. temperature-wise, here we are in the mid- to upper 50s for livermore, concord at the moment, san francisco 64 degrees. so it's a nice morning. we'll tell you how hot it will be coming up. >>> we are tracking an accident involving a couple of vehicles definitely slowing things down for drivers heading along the eastshore freeway. this is westbound 80 near san pablo avenue and it has at least one lane blocked possibly two. traffic backing up towards highway 4. so it's about a little over 20 minutes making your way from 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's already very slow. back to you guys. >>> right now in san jose, police are searching for these suspects wanted in a string of violent crimes that includes a deadly shooting. kpix 5's jessica flores is live

so that is allowing for dry air, relative humidity. right now, just in the 20% range going down to 10%, maybe 9% today. we bring in the storm impact scale thursday and friday to bring in rain. that will also increase the relative humidity. and amounts look pretty impressive. so your thursday morning commute looks to be a little bit on the damp side. as we go through thursday evening, same thing. friday morning, the rain will begin to pull out by late in the morning. and we are looking at amounts anywhere from a third of an inch for some of you to upwards of a half inch or these are prem lipreliminary estimates. 80 on the coast in the city. 83 in san rafael. you download the accuweather app and temperatures will be warmest tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll cool off tuesday and wednesday, back into the 60s at the coast with the onshore flow. and then it looks like everything hopefully going our way beginning with that and thending with some rain by the end of the workweek. >> the rain can't come soon enough. than

you can see the shake in the camera dry air is coming right cool as well. look a numbers. droppe into the 40s in south jersey delawa is at 46. 50 degrees in philadelphia 40 chestndegrees. 49 in bustleton. northe airport and parkwood chill is in air. you can feel it. 49 to start with today. we're starting to see some no showers with these clouds. there' chance we'll see some if we get them they will be sunshi will start most areas and into south jersey but these of. scatte 9:00, 10:00. 51 degrees at 10:00 this morning in philadelphia low 50s for millville. sunshi in delaware and south jersey those showers will swing through the area. chance of showers, talking a few hundreths inch of a rain. 2:00 a few light showers. but how quickly they move out. late this afternoon we'll see cool today but the trend is a 66 degrees. that's a little bit above averag look at saturday. 71degrees. but the numbers change again on sunday some that change is going to look at your weekend forecast minute >> 11 minutes past 4:00. let's get to you w >> watching this in center city, watchi the schuy

mostly light showers and in our area and into central pennsylvania, the general trend is for this dry airto be moving in. during the night tonight and into tomorrow. as we go through the night tonight, we're drying out and it's still unseasonably warm for this time of year. at 4:30 in the morning, it's about the average high. and with sunshine, of course it's going to start warming up more. less humidity tomorrow morning. still not low humidity but less than today. a lot of places get into the 80s. a fair amount of sunshine and some people are going to enjoy that, some people would rather see fall weather around here. and we will but it's going to take a shift in the wind. the last of the showers are moving out late this evening and wind turns into the northwest and drier air starts to come in for tuesday. watch what happens on wednesday. the wind starts coming in off the ocean and that's going to bring in cooler air, clouds and we have a disturbance moving in from the west and that's going to add up to some rain along with the clouds on wednesday and into thursday. so we're going to see

but again, with high pressure building in tonight, later wind dry air clear skies great setup for thethe pleasant afternoon because high pressure is right on top of us tomorrow means you don't have to deal with the breeze, we will have the 50's and 60's around and these are the projected high temperatures for tomorrow. average about 68. so most places will be below it. also just wanted to let you know there's a reason tropical weather season lasts until november 30th. this area is being watched. it's a few hundred miles east of right now only a 30% risk that it would develop into something we hope it will continue moving away but the next named system would be tropical storm fill leap if this happened. later this week, we begin to see the cooler temperatures push out and a warmup is on tap for us. in fact, upper 70's at the end of our seven-day forecast. check it out right here. we go as you know, from 60's tomorrow to 70 and above before most of the rest of this week, but with full sunshine ahead. it looks like upper 70's on saturday and sunday as well as monday of next week. so stil

as we go through saturday this is dry air. this is the moisture. it is coming all the way up from tropics starting to get in at 6:00 a.m. sunday. the rest of the day it's just getting wetter and wetter. this is a plume of tropical moisture and we are going to get that combined with the cold front that's coming through. on saturday we are dry. there is the tropical moisture, the low pressure center. early sunday perhaps we start off dry but it's not going to stay that way as this system comes right up the coast, combines with that front and strengthens into a pretty big storm. there may be more rain and wind at shore than in other parts of our area. it does look like it is going toefect us and going to produce rain and likely some wind. as for the eagles game the southerly winds shifting in perhaps before the game is over and then we have got periods of rain with possible thunderstorms. that despends on the track of the low. if it is a little bit east we won't get the thunderstorms. it is just rain gear, just a question of how bad the rain is going

it's because of the very dry air in place.'s all associated with a huge storm system that's been coming out of the midwest and the great plains for days now. but what we're going to focus on is two things. we're going to focus on the air pattern and what's going on in the tropics. so let's start first with this air pattern. we have this warm air here. we have the jet stream separating the cold air and look what happens as we go through the next five days. it really digs in in the western united states and we get even warmer here in the eastern university and then we get the push of high pressure right here. what's going to happen? let's go down to the caribbean and take a look at nate. this is tropical storm now moving across nicaragua.ç nate is going to move off to the northwest. strengthen into what is expected to become a category 1 hurricane. could make landfall along the gulf. they have it going toward new orleans. and then between this jet stream, this trough of cold air and the ridge of high pressure, it turns bringing

when air descends, it compresses, heating it up and drying it out. it dries out the vegetation sparking fires that are produced get spread quickly with intense winds and not expecting change of the pattern out west to alleviate the winds. back at home, we don't have wind but hot air. it's hot and humid. saturday, 84. yesterday and today 81. today dewpoints in the 70s. we have the tropical air mass. we had rain thanks to nate. philadelphia .66. wilmington, .9. closer to the coast, atlantic city airport, wildwood a hundreds of an inch. we have a few scattered leftover shadows. rick? >> cecily, we check back in later. we have breaking news now from texas tech university where a campus police officer remains shot to death. the campus at lubbock is locked down tonight. police went to a dorm room to cheblcheck on a student. he reportedly pulled a gun and shot the officer in the head before running away. a massive manhunt is under way. >>> police killed a student while she was on vacation in miami beach. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live in the

behind that, clear, dry air. that's the big story for the next couple of days. that chris much punch of air that will -- crisp punch of air that will fall. that's why i think you'll like the next few days. northwest winds at five to ten miles per hour. let's look at the neighborhoods here for this wednesday. looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 60s by this afternoon in philadelphia. many of our suburbs, lansdale to doylestown, looking at temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. my friends in the lehigh valley, upper 50s and lower 60s. straight down to the jersey shore, looking at a good amount of sunshine today with temperatures that will be downright comfortable. i am tracking a round of heavy rain for the weekend and a beautiful outdoor day. we'll detail that coming up. >> looking forward to it. thanks, steve. >> and now to jessica boyington. flashing lights? >> yes. a downed tree on the schuylkill expressway's eastbound ramp from montgomery drive. if you're trying to get to the schuylkill eastbound now, you'll be diverted off. you see they're making

the dry air and winds allowig for a warm-up. winds are shaking that camera. 56 in santa rosa, 58 in napa and 58 in livermore. it is warmer and we still have our red flag warning in effect for the red highlighted areas. it's the higher elevations. and you can expect through tuesday night very gusty winds in excess of 35 miles an hour, sustained winds 20 to 25 miles an hour, and when we dry out by sunset, boy, we'll be down to 8 to 15% in some of our areas here, in some of the higher elevations above a thousand feet. 60s and 70s by noontime. we're in the mid-80s east of the caldecott tunnel. around the bay in the 70s. we have cooler air in our outlook. >>> breaking news this morning out of france. authorities say two women were kille in a knife attack at a train station the incident is being treated as a terror attack. earlier this summer you might remember four american college students were attacked with acid at that same train station. >>> we're also following developing news of another possible terrorist attack, this one in ca

it's still dry, not getting moisture in the air whatsoever. temperatures are cooler so that at least is some good news for firefighters who will be on high alert today. 68 the high in hayward today. 72 for union city. mountain view 76. palo alto 74. in the east temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s. walnut creek 78 today. this is a few degrees below average. 80s in fairfield and concord. comfortable especially to the east and novato 82. petaluma 81. sausalito at 70 degrees. downtown san francisco 71. 75 for clearlake. a chance tonight temperatures chilly as well so when wake up tomorrow you will start to feel it but tomorrow, once that colder air moves out, we do have a warming trend in store and it is quite the warmup. look at this. by the weekend we'll be in the mid-90s. 80s and 90s by the weekend. >>> 1800 miles from las vegas, major names in the music world honored the dozen who is died in the concert shooting. amy grant and vince gill said this in nashville. >> fill our hearts with courage to not be afraid. >> a similar scene played out i

if it continues to weaken as opposed and dry air but that circulation is still weak but it is there. here is what were looking at as far as the heaviest fans of rain moving along the i ten over to mobile in pensacola. all of these areas producing heavy rain along with the strong winds that getting up to 60-70 miles an hour. the strongest winds with in that in the bands of heavy rain will stall out and move a lot. the winds have been registering at 85 miles an hour so that's still a category one hurricane and as it does eventually run on shore for perhaps the most have our two an hour then it will begin to weaken but as ones it makes landfall this thing will keep on moving and it's been moving quickly throughout the day and that will continue and i do think the coast will be clear by tomorrow morning. the system will be running up into portions of alabama, folks in atlanta will see it and running up into the ohio river valley all on sunday. winds forecast even though dryer air will move across the region you're looking at winds getting up to 60-70, even 80 miles an hour with the satur