this little area of low pressure stretches out of the low in eastern canada.will be off the coast in the morning. tomorrow looks like a nice spring day. 88 in kansas city. 80 in denver of too rapid city. in death valley, calif., 113 this afternoon. the hottest ever in april out there. summer is locked in out in the west. cool, wintry weather continuing in the northeast. and we have this boundary for low pressure to track run along that boundary. the cool in the east and the heat out west. this will probably get in here on thursday. as it makes its way into the ohio valley tomorrow, severe thunderstorms are possible. after clouds move out tomorrow night, sunshine and then the clippard moves in on thursday with showers and maybe thunderstorms. and yet another storm on our doorstep by late friday. that could bring us more whether by the weekend. and -- more of the weather by the weekend. tomorrow, 64. the small craft advisory on the bay with gusts up to 25 knots. on the eastern shore, a nice spring up and down. then more rain arrives on thursday. at ocean city, s

the coldest air in eastern canada and england. readings in the 40's. in eastern canada, some readings in the 20's. 50's round here and it starts to warm up in the south. this is beginning to filter closer. tomorrow will not be warmer than today. we are seeing a spike. we get into the middle of the week. the satellite image shows cloudiness overhead. kind of thin clouds and the raid are showing some big storms in the central part of the nation. the radar and satellite combination, a strong sun -- thunderstorms. this storm in this area of kansas and missouri has the potential to produce some tornado activity. there is something going on out there. warm air colliding with cooler air up north. we get the strong storms. farther north, that is rain shower activity. an indication of this warmer air coming our way. this stuff slides on these. the rain chance and the warmer air. we get both. mostly clear tonight and kind of cold. northeast wind at 2 miles to 7 miles per hour. clouds and sun tomorrow. more cloudiness. maybe a sprinkle or shower. only a small cha

tuesday, things will get better across much of the northeastern state in eastern canada. however, unstable conditions will remain in the southeastern u.s. there will be a slight risk of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damage iining winds and tornadoes in south carolina and georgia on tuesday. towards the west, this low pressure system producing widespread snow showers in the northern rockies will move towards the east and get intense before reaching the eastern great lakes region tuesday evening. towards the west, another low pressure system towards the 234e69 producing heavy thundershowers across the coast and mountain snow. temperature-wise, 13 degrees in seattle and 9 degrees in winnipeg. towards the east, much cooler than what we saw on monday in december. 24 degrees expected and 55 in boston. the combination of dry weather is leading to a possibility of fires. and heavy thundershowers, gusty breeze and hail and some precipitation starting to move to the western continent. the south unstable conditions are continuing in southern italy and the southern peninsula and

by tomorrow, the low that's over the great lakes will be up over eastern canada. with that counterclockwise rotation, it is going to grab chilly air from over the eastern hudson bay james bay area and start to funnel it over the great lakes and towards the mid atlantic. by sunday, that chilly air is going to be in place in the low forming down near the gulf is going to be running along the stalled cold front pulled by the big low up over eastern canada. and we are going to get a chunk of rain. of course wjz drought watch continues to monitor rainfall totals. but if what's being printed by the computer as far as moisture is connect, by monday wjz continuing to watch rainfall totals and monitor the drought we will be all over but the shouting. looks like it's going to be real wet. how much so and how chilly it's going to get? meteorologist tim williams with the details coming up in the first warning weather segment. now back i been side -- inside. >> thanks very much. we know who will be maryland's next state school superintendent. state board of education announces

where do you have to go to find real weather from this storm system that's over eastern canada.bly closest to upstate new york. maybe near albany. that's where we are seeing some active weather but we are starting to see improve mints around maryland. there is lieutenant -- another disturbance to the west and that's the southern edge of that storm that continues to churn over canada. a huge one. huge storm for the record books, in any case the bottom line is warmest air still poised to move in as we go toward thursday. you see how warm its. still near 70 in memphis, we are still in the cool spot here across the northeast. the trend showing the timing of the next chance for precipitation. new disturbance in out of the northwest, this likely to impact us toward thursday morning, here we go 8:00. scattered showers, rain up and down the east coast. on and off rain through thursday. it's rain we could use. thursday though will be a warmer day near 70, also feature scattered showers and looks like conditions will dry out as we go into friday before we get a new disturbance in for the

the weekend storm is now in eastern canada. but we will watch next is the warm front and high-pressure tracking along behind it. can the city almost up to 90 degrees. 87 in denver. -- kansas city almost up to 90 degrees. 87 in denver. the summer heat out west. it looks like this clipper will arrive here on thursday. tomorrow, a nice looking day. mostly sunny skies and temperatures normal. tomorrow night, but clouds moved in and thursday, rain is likely. rain in the morning and may be an afternoon thunderstorm on thursday. then some -- then it will clear up for friday. the potential is there for more wet weather over the weekend. sunshine tomorrow, a mild day, 64 degrees. beautiful weather returns to the mid-atlantic tomorrow. the gusts at 25 knots. sunshine and 53 in the mountains tomorrow. eastern shore locations, back to 68, maybe 70 degrees away from the day before a round of showers arrives on thursday. lower eastern shore, beautiful wednesday. some wet weather arriving thursday with highs around 70. the seven-day forecast,

this one on the west coast up toward the pacific northwest, another big storm here in eastern canada. with enough cold air that is snowing across parts of northern maine this morning. we also have the showers coming from chicago north of indianapolis, this morning, approaching columbus, ohio. that stuff is our chance for this afternoon showers coming from that. other than that, looks like we are going to have little pieces of energy swirling around that storm in eastern canada, could give us an isolated shower mainly north of town and another chance of showers on wednesday around here. the other thing is it is going to keep us on the cool side of things. today upper 60s, the isolated shower to this afternoon and this evening. tonight we are in the 40s, we only recovered to the upper 50s tomorrow. wednesday more clouds, a shower or two, only in the mid to upper 50s. looking at your 7-day forecast, by thursday, sunny and cool for the nats's home opener. then the weekend, get out and enjoy, saturday 73 and sunday could be back for the 80-degree mark. right now it is 5:18 and 55 degrees.

edge of that large area of low pressure that's still putting down significant precipitation in eastern canada and spinning just enough bands south to impact maryland, impact pav p--- pennsylvania with light showers. breezy conditions and another chilly night but not has windy. as we look at the big picture temperature wise, 1 -- 81 des moines. that will replace the cool shot that has come. the trend right now, chances look quite minimal. in fact, tomorrow looks like a day of blazing blue sky, a lot of sunshine. as we go into thursday, the chance for morning showers. new disurps comes in. arrives early thursday. and some of those could linger into the second half of the weekend. overnight down to 40, your two-degree guarantee tomorrow. new model data. we'll bump this up to 68. some spots could get to 70. tomorrow night down to 4 with clouds on the increase and maybe a shower by dawn, but, again, overall, the trend is going to one of showers, i think, mainly thursday early and overnight saturday into sunday, chances for rain showers and rain we still need. we're still way behind on the annual r

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all because of low pressure up in eastern canada.riving weather disturbances across the lakes and mountains toward baltimore, so occasional dark cloud might produce a shower. and they are tracking from northwest to southeast, right across maryland. on tuesday afternoon he sees some scattered showers in the area, and on wednesday afternoon, not only in scattered rain showers but that in some snow showers and amount to our with. it looks like lots of sunshine is headed our way for thursday injured friday. a 53-60 tomorrow, of noticeably cooler. in-20 mile an hour winds. a small craft advisory on the bay tomorrow. the rain-no major tuesday and wednesday in western maryland, just 38 for the high out near deep creek lake tomorrow. a local lawyer, 58 tomorrow, 55 on wednesday and just some hit -- a little cooler. a cum laude with a sprinkle on wednesday at ocean city. 58 tomorrow, 55 on wednesday and only in the 50's again on thursday, but the warm up begins friday. i sunday we are almost 70, and by sunday in the low 70's. >> we hear a lot

there's a nor'easter pushing off into eastern canada if. the next system that could affect us is in western canada over the rockies for. that will drop south into washington on thursday. it will push a warm front through, so if it will increase our temperatures. thursday will be warm day. and it will bring a cold front throat. -- through. partly cloudy tonight, near 40 degrees. warmer and pleasant tomorrow, well into the '60s. the average high is 69 this time of year. if on thursday, there you go. the book ends of the day will have rainfall. don't be surprised if you wake up to morning showers and then at lunchtime on thursday it is sunny and pleasant. then another round of rain when you are driving home. we could still use this. i will talk about the weekend coming up. >> thank you. 12:18 might now. i want to get your piggy banks ready. today is teach children to save day. saving money. >> a great concept. a lesson in finance. some first graders at elementary school and a hands-on lesson in managing their money. a handful of kids learning

isolated showers all because of the area of low pressure sitting in in eastern canada right now. " dry air drag out of canada through the legs and into baltimore. only 29 in international falls, minnesota right now. each time one of these areas of low pressure gets caught up in the flow and tracked through, and has the chance of kicking off a couple of scattered showers. late tomorrow afternoon, some should reduce scattered showers and sprinkle popup and on wednesday we are likely to see some scattered showers perhaps mixed with a little wet snow in the mounds. thursday and friday, high pressure coming in and we should get a good deal of sunshine by the end of the week. partly cloudy is the forecast tomorrow, cooler than today. a small craft advisory tomorrow, gusting to 25 nonce, those wins on the bay. a rain-no mixture in announced tuesday and wednesday. reconditions continue on the eastern shore tomorrow with a chance for sprinkel our brief shower vote tuesday and wednesday. gusts to 35 miles an hour at ocean city tomorrow with a high of 65 and then much cooler on wednesday. onr 50'

then gusty showers up through the northeast and into new england, eastern canada there. there will be a return to severe weather. it's going to be coming out of the west. this time nebraska, colorado, into northern texas. because we've got a lot of heat coming up. temperatures are about 10 degrees above average in anywhere from the southeast arcing up to the northern plains and back down again into the southwest. taking a look at those temperatures is probably a better idea. 27 degrees in denver. we'll be seeing record breaking heat here this week. 31 degrees in oklahoma city and 29 in houston. however, up towards the northwest you're seeing cooler and wetter conditions coming in. that's going to include some significant late season snow for the cascades and the sierra nevada. as we go on into europe, not much change here towards the west. we've got rainfall warnings posted across the british isles. this is a deep low, powerful system here we're seeing. still bringing thunderstorms along this front here from germany down into portugal. it's going to be pretty nasty stuff

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things are getting much calmer and dry across much of the northeastern states and eastern canada. wever, it's a different story for the southeastern corner of the u.s. this slow-moving low pressure system is still producing thunderstorms and heavy rain across the eastern half of the deep south and the stormy conditions will likely continue all day wednesday. up towards the north, there's a low pressure system producing a wintry mix in the northern plains. that will be moving into the great lakes region and spreading very heavy snow on your wednesday. up to 20 centimeters of snow is expected in ontario. and back behind it, a couple of low pressure systems are producing a wet and windy day in the northwestern u.s. and western canada. to the south of the system, very warm for this time of year. 24 in los angeles. and 22 in denver. but out towards the east, temperatures are starting to cool down. toronto getting up to only 9 degrees, which is about 16 degrees lower than what we saw on tuesday. finally, let's go over to europe. a strong low pressure system is still sitting over the brit

but still eastern canada, you are dealing with that storm. a lot of it is going to be rain rather than snow. but still a bit of a wintry mix in parts of new england. we're also seeing some severe weather today in the midwest. the ohio valley is going to be get something thunderstorms. it could turn a little bit nasty. back in across the intermountain west as well, thunderstorms popping up here, too, and then very heavy rain at the coast with more snowfall to hit the sierra nevada. now in the middle of all of that, we have this dome of high pressure and heat just coming right up. bringing temperatures way above average with record-breaking heat in denver yesterday. another hot day on your wednesday. 28 degrees. 31 in oklahoma city. 29 in houston. in towards the northwest, though, a little bit cooler. 16 for you in seattle and 13 in vancouver. all right. into europe we go. another storm is starting to impact the western parts of the continent and also the british isles. this is more of the same. we had another system now pushing east and breaki

low pressure and eastern canada. 25 degrees at international falls, minnesota. that is where the cool air is coming from. a little weather disturbances embedded in that nw low. the computer model indicate some higher elevations to the west of us could have some snow mixed in with the rain. tarrant county could have a rain-no mix for the next couple of days. -- garrett county could have a rain-snow mixed for the next couple of days. tomorrow, partly cloudy with a 20% chance of an isolated shower and highs and only 53-60. a small craft advisory on the bay, a couple of isolated showers popping up in the afternoon. not a great chance tomorrow, but it goes up again on wednesday. it will be chilly out in in garrett county. eastern shore locations could expect a brief shower good on the lower eastern shore, winds gusting over 30 miles an hour tomorrow and did some scattered rain showers on wednesday. the forecast, below normal temperatures for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, then a warmup. into the '70s by sunday. >> matt wieters put up his becks be the best night at

this is still a large storm system over the new england states, lot of the precipitation into eastern canada. we are still getting the cold area round the back side. still a night of chilly breezes out there and a cold start in the morning. wind chill down in the 30s. that will be a cold one tomorrow after a chilly start warming up just to the upper 50s. we will talk about when the sun will make a more significant return. >> thank you. new, one of the brothers acquitted in the phoenix dog burning trial was sentenced today for attempted murder. he pled guilty to charges of attempted second degree murder. he tried to shoot a man back in 2010. he was sentenced to 25 years with all but eight years suspended. earlier this month he and his twin brother with acquitted of animal abuse charge, accused of setting a pit bull on fire but the jury said the prosecutors didn't have enough evidence. >> tonight workers have fenced off part of the eastern plating company to find what sparked this massive fire. hazmat crews were on site to make sure that the large drums of acid and chemicals do not pose a dang

heavy rain to come into the mid-atlantic but gusty showers up towards the northeast and into eastern canadathen another area of severe storms will develop from nebraska down into northern texas. you'll be getting a dose of the same. it's very, very hot here through the southeast. and in towards the northern plains. we've got this dome of high pressure allowing all of the heat to come up from the south. and temperatures are about 9 to 10 degrees above average. further out towards the west, it's going to be cooler, wet and a bit windy once again. strong gusts up in the mountains as well. and we could see another 15 centimeters of fresh snow on the sierras and the cascades. okay. into europe we go. it's very, very split here. out towards the west, wet, windy and cool. and out towards the east, it's going to be like summer. but let's start here where the action is. we've got a long front stretching across from scandinavia down into portugal. strong thunderstorms along this front. very strong winds indeed. and warnings and watches have been posted into the morning hours for northern spain for hi

that storm is still across parts of eastern canada. behind it it has dragged some cooler air down into the great lakes. lots of 30s this morning in the lakes but in the middle of the country, boy, it's a different story. it's been very warm. you can see one storm system coming out of colorado. severe thunderstorm watch this morning. more rain in the northern plains coming in toward iowa and minnesota and missouri. some of that is what we're looking at for tomorrow. in the short term we've got the northwesterly winds. we're going to stay high and dry and breezy. not a bad day, just a brisk one for this friday. feeling more like march than late april. tonight, tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m. notice the clouds increasing. we get through the middle of the day. hey, we're still all right. some showers in ohio approaching pittsburgh. as we get into the latter part of the afternoon, here we are at 5:00. showers now in cumberland. we've delayed this a little bit if what i was showing you yesterday. and if this works out, we'll be in college park. d

the counterclockwise rotation over eastern canada and the northeastern u.s. upper level low pressure system. s associated with a dip in the jet stream. it draws the cooler air southward. were comfortable yesterday despite the gusty wind. tomorrow, temperatures will be on the downswing. l be the low point as this dip in the jet stream south.ped farther that will draw a cooler air into the washington area tomorrow. warm air will move into town for the upcoming weekend. little chilly currently, in gaithersburg and frederick, 39 in martinsburg. 41 in culpeper, 47 in the district to start the day. 46 in lexington park along the water. high temperatures for today, wide-ranging. blair air to the northwest, mid 50's in parts of western maryland and west virginia. around the beltway, 63 for the high temperature. 70.ericksburg, pushing tomorrow, in the 50's for a chance of a few sprinkles here and there and wet snowflakes in the higher elevations tomorrow. stay or rather thursday, for the opener, breezy, sunshine, near 60. warning for the weekend. >> holding out for th

an area of low pressure in eastern canada through the mid- atlantic there. jet stream will allow cooler air to move in. the farther from washington you are today, the cooler it will be. hagerstown will be in the '50s. the 60's in the metro area. near 70 degrees to the south of the metro area. temperatures will reflect this as we get through the next several hours. starting out 39 degrees north of washington in gaithersburg and frederick. a little milder in annapolis 50. 48 in quantico, 40 in fredericksburg. here is the forecast. we will see that spread. sunshine and gusty wind, gusts at 32 miles an hour at times. the forecast is a continuation of yesterday's weather. cooler tomorrow and maybe another sprinkle tomorrow. we will see what happens. adam caskey will be back in a couple minutes with the seven- day forecast through the weekend. >> we will see you later. have a great day. we are talking about temperatures throughout the 40's this morning. [ female announcer ] it all begin with our powder. then we introduced liquid detergent with stainlifters. follow

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yesterday at times it got breezy and some clouds were still banding around a storm that was up over eastern canada>> uh-huh. >> that has all pushed offshore, it is going to be a really sunny day. 67 degrees your high. no lie. if you are driving around, you are stuck in traffic on the jfx you will get a sunburn. this is a beautiful story. >> yeah. >> i want to go right to ronster, good morning, how are you? >> we are doing great, don and marty happy friday and yes, we have beauty this morning, good morning, ladies. i wasn't referring to mimi self we are at the jewel box health spa in cat catonsville and getting ready for that. we will tell you all about it when the eyewitness news morning ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> hi, my name is karen, good morning, wjz. >> all right, good morning, and thanks for being with us, 39 degrees, 69% humidity, winds calm. barometer is continuing to rise. it is at 30.21. high pressure has ridged into the area. we have lost the pressure gradient, it is a sunny and calm afternoon. that 67 is going to be quite mild. >>> 36 oakland, 33 cumberland, 39 haggerstown, 39 elkton, 4

low pressure remains in eastern canada, and high pressure slowly approaching. that should produce a nice finish to the week, but that is a couple of days away. a chance for a shower tomorrow afternoon, still a breezy day. thursday, sunny skies, same thing on friday. thursday and friday are looking beautiful. a little cooler tomorrow, 52-57 with northwest winds gusting to 30. the small craft advisory on the bay continues. western maryland, 38 tomorrow, 10 degrees warmer on thursday. the eastern shore is still breezy and sunny and mostly dry with a 30% chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. on the lower eastern shore, 57 tomorrow, scattered showers, and then sunny skies return on thursday. the-50's tomorrow, close to 60 on thursday and then into the 60's on friday. almost 80 by sunday afternoon. >> still ahead, we go live to local protest regarding the trayvon martin case. >> gunshots fired overnight in sanford. i will have details, coming up. >> we can murders and a quiet, oklahoma town. >> within about an hour, baltimore county should officially have a new scho

here in the east, big deep low pressure over eastern canada, is driving this chilly air down across the great lakes. look at this afternoon. spotty showers and snowflakes mixed in, all over the place. really, looks like measles. eventually tonight, we'll get in dryer air. and it will clear out. and during the day tomorrow. this high pressure moves in. it will be a clear day. warmer sunshine. this moves off. winds go off to the southwest. and there's our warmup for the end of the week. tomorrow, still breezy. bay temp around 53. hasn't really gone up much. tonight, then maybe a brief sprinkle or shower early. overnight, clearing to 40. 59 tomorrow. so warmer than today. a lot more sunshine. still on the breezy side. so looks like a much nicer day. even warmer. friday looks really, really nice. >> thank you. >>> still ahead at 5:00, everybody. pack extracash for your summer vacation. the painful new prediction for gas prices. >>> a peaceful protest turns violent on a college campus. the outcome of an investigation into this viral video. >>> a hit-and-run driver kills two teenage south bal

we have a low that is moving across the great lakes that will eventually hold up in eastern canada. and what we'll see is a bunch of rain, including a front that is going to stall over our area, for really the next 48 hours or so. we'll see a pretty good soaking as a result. we'll talk about the timing of it and what you can expect, coming up in your complete updated first warning forecast. >> tim, thank you. let's check in on our roads right now. sharon gibala is live now. how do the roads look? >> reporter: overall, not so bad for a friday afternoon. we had typical problems and delays. but nothing horrendous. we had an accident on the outer loop, 295. that one is not causing any major issues. you will find an accident at parkville. five accidents in the city. east cold spring. west lombard at south mlk. york at east belvedere. and druid hill at wilson. 895 is a bit slow at this point, in the northbound direction. and another six managements between lombard and 95. there's a look at your drive times and speeds on the top and west side inner loops. and you can see, pretty much in th

moving into eastern canada. wins go a little more to the -- winds go a little more to the west and southwest. dryer conditions. you can still see. look at that. lake-effect snow. cold air in the 30s. spotty rain showers. the sun did come out. and all of this cold air aloft. and this little line of showers across pennsylvania. most of it is going to dry up. as i mentioned, sprinkles of sun. looks like thursday, with the warm front developing across the area. good chance we'll see scattered showers and maybe a thundershower or two thursday. cold front is going to go through. more chance of showers. and that front is going to stall out to our south, which means an increased chance of shower activity again maybe by the weekend. west winds on the bay, gusting to 20 knots. bay temp around 57. tonight, not a bad night. a little chilly there. 39. clear to partly cloudy skies. any brief sprinkles over by about 8:00, 9:00. breezy and warmer. not a nice afternoon. close to the normal high. 68 degrees. but on thursday. more

big storms still in eastern canada. the front came through last night. had a couple of showers also, especially north of town during the early or late evening, early nighttime hours. look at cold up to the north and west. it's 38 in pittsburgh. 40 if cleveland. 45 cumberland. that's all being drawn south and east on the brink northwesterly winds. in fact, we've got mid-40s as close as centreville at 46. gaithersburg is at 46. we've got 49 in sterling. 50 in manassas. the warmer temperatures if you will the low 50s coming in from college park at 51. upper marlboro is 53 and alexandria at 52. outside on our michael & son weather camera, just starting to see a little light off to the east. the sunrise happens about 6:15 this morning. the capitol looks good. 53 degrees, clear skies. northwest winds at 15, gusting to 22. the dew point in the low 30s as the air drying out for the moment behind that front last night. we'll stay sunny all day today. here we are at 6:00'. still looking good. a few clouds starting to come in during the overnight from west to east.

the storm system still spinning across the northeast, eastern canada. look at the rains.ots of rains still affecting maine this morning. another thing we're watching on the back side of the storm, area of showers in wisconsin. we're going to watch that main part of that disturbance as we go through tonight. really slides south and west of us but i want you to focus on the mountains. how the showers start to pop here for the evening hours and the first part of tonight, even add midnight produced a few sprinkles around cross junction. not a bad day at all on wednesday, sunny, temperatures back in the 60s. then watch what happens wednesday night into thursday morning as this next system brings some rain and maybe some thunder with it as well by thursday morning through midday at least with some showers around on thursday. should be warmer though with highs then back above 70. today 62, breezy. average high 69. tonight back in the 40s. some 30s in the cold spots. tomorrow 67. not a bad day at all. by thursday showers and a couple of storms possible, warmer, though, 73. friday

that storm system that got us monday with the rain and snow, it's in eastern canada. around it, though, the flow still bringing in disturbances. this one bringing some wet weather to the carolinas this morning. another one approaching madison, wisconsin. that's going to come around, could give us a chance for some showers and storms tomorrow. but we should be warmer tomorrow. today upper 60s. very nice. not nearly as cold tonight, 40s and 50s. but shower possible by dawn. tomorrow scattered showers, maybe a rumble of thunder, mid- 70s. book in the 60s on friday. 64. the weekend saturday maryland day from 10:00 to 4:00. looks like we'll be around 60, mostly cloudy, maybe some late showers. sunday 64. then monday back in the 60s. mike, over to you. >> thanks, howard. >>> mom and dads, you know it's near impossible sometimes to get your kids to eat healthy. if ketchup was in all four food groups, my family would be in good shape. this morning we have a new idea for you. this is mary beth albright representing a group called common threads. she'll give us a unique spin on

devastating storm which brought dozens of tornadoes are starting to move out of much of the eastern u.s. and canadaso things are starting to -- things are getti drier he but the exception is going to be the southeastern section of the u.s. although we are not seeing a threat of severe weather anymore. heavy rain and thunderstorms will continue all day wednesday across the eastern section of the deep south. up towards the north, a low pressure system producing a wintry mix will develop and produce snow in the great lakes region. on wednesday, up to 20 centimeters of snow is expected in ontario. and back behind it another low pressure system is moving into the rthwestern u.s. and western canada producing wet and windy day. temperaturewise, getting up to 13 degrees in seattle and 12 in vancouver. and out towards the east a low pressure system as a cold front moves through. temperatures will drop significantly cooling down to 9 degrees in toronto which is about 16 degrees lower than tuesday. now moving over to europe a cold vortex is still sitting over the british isles producing severe weather. we hav

seeing the departing store moved up eastern sections of canada.ext system in the greater already out over the canadian rockies. that will swings out and have the effect on the weather as we head over the weekend. 60 today, 42 tonight temperatures in the upper 60's tomorrow with a little warmer day, partly cloudy and pleasant. what is here for the end of the week and we can? adam caskey has that at the seven-day outlook. >> a chilly start >> how about relief at the pump? big surprise at gas stations across the country prices dropping below what they were just a year ago. could they fall even further before memorial day? let's hope so. next -- right here on "good morning merkel." >> thank you so much. the couple of minutes before we get to "good morning america." investigators searching for a gunman who shot two people in hillcrest heights. the victims were apparently shot in a car but still got help from officers on branch ave. they are hospitalized in serious but stable conditions. >> passengers on a metro bus that ran along 14th street friday mor

systems which have history of producing more than 130 tornadoes are now moving across the eastern half of the u.s. and canada, producing a wintry mix across ontario and quebec. and heavy thundershowers from the great lakes all the way down through texas. on tuesday, the heavy rain, heavy thundershowers should remain in much of the deep south region. there will be a slight risk of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds, and even tornadoes in south carolina as well as georgia from tomorrow, i should say tuesday. out toward the west, the pacific northwest will once again hit by a chain of low-pressure systems, with heavy showers along the coast and heavy mountain snow. as for the highs, getting up to 13 degrees in seattle and 21 degrees in denver. and out toward the east, exception exceptional wam is still continuing. reaching 24 in washington, d.c., and 26 degrees in new york. now, moving onto europe. unstable weather is still continuing across much of italy and much of the balkan peninsula. this low is weakening but still producing a wintry mix in baltic states, finland and the scandinavian peninsul

systems which have history of producing more than 130 tornadoes are now moving across the eastern half of the u.s. and canada, producing a wintry mix across ontario and quebec. and heavy thundershowers from the great lakes all the way down through texas. on tuesday, the heavy rain, heavy thundershowers should remain in much of the deep south region. there will be a slight risk of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds, and even tornadoes in south carolina as well as georgia from tomorrow, i should say tuesday. out toward the wes northwest will once again hit by a chain of low-pressure systems, with heavy showers along the coast and heavy mountain snow. as for the highs, getting up to 13 degrees in seattle and 21 degrees in denver. and out toward the east, exceptional warmth is still continuing. reaching 24 in washington, d.c., and 26 degrees in new york. now, moving onto europe. unstable weather is still continuing across much of italy and much of the balkan peninsula. this low is weakening but still producing a wintry mix in baltic states, finland and parts of the scandinavian peninsula. out towar

our big storm system still pinwheeling over the north eastern part of can darks really outside -- canada, really outside of new england. the wraparound flow bringing showers and mixed showers to the state of pennsylvania are in the of us. breezy mapped cool conditions -- and cool conditions. winds will diminish. high pressure will settle in for 24 hours. a big dome of fair weather will hold through the dray tomorrow for your wednesday. as we go into wednesday night into thursday a new disturbance on the way. talk temperatures for a sefnlgtd again today unseasonably cool, late april. we should be in the upper 60s. today we hit 60. much warmer air south of us, 70s, 80s toward des moines. the warm air will filter in out of the south and west and should allow to us rise in the upper 60s and the possibility above 70 on thursday, even as we get the chance for showers on thursday. let's give you the timing with a look at our future trend a few clouds tonight, sunshine through the day tomorrow. looks like a very, very nice wednesday. get outside and enjoy that as we go into your thursday, here's

eastern sea board could be seeing snow. >> we had the area of low pressure from canada, gulf of mexico, picked up the moisture headed up the eastern sea board. that's what they are dealing with. pittsburgh today, dealing with snowfall as well. lingering in to west virginia and virginia. let me show you across the areas. there are watches and warnings in effect there. you are looking at the blues, that's a winter weather advisory for western maryland and looking at a winter storm warning in effect in the pinks. in the pinks, 6-12 inches of snowfall across the area in the blues looking up to 4 inches of snowfall across the area. no snow for us, we have a chance for showers to work their way in throughout the day. the wet weather still off back towards the west in to western maryland again. they are getting all the action. a dreary, chilly day on tap for us. see the temperatures in the 40s. they will be that way throughout the day. now a check of the traffic with angela. good morning, patchy fog and breezy conditions. >>> we are seeing a lot of that, breezy conditions, reports of high bends at the bay bridge. starting with a

canada. they'll hold a news conference at 1:15 eastern time live on c-span. late they are afternoon, canadian prime minister stephen harper addresses the wilson international center for scholars. he'll talk about issues between the u.s. and canada. prime minister harper has voiced disappointment with the ski keystone pipeline decision. canada has the world's third largest oil reserves after saudi arabia and venezuela. and that event is going to be at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. while congress is on break this week and next, c-span3 is going to feature american history tv in prime time at 8:00 p.m. eastern. on the, the life of president dwight eisenhower. the architect of the memorial honoring the nation's 34th president and from president eisenhower's granddaughter, who opposes it. then an archival film about eisenhower made by the u.s. army. >>> the international monetary fund meets this month for more talks on europe and other issues and the house financial services committee asked treasury secretary timothy geithner about that meeting and the stability of

. >> reporter: blair beed says this maritime city on canada's eastern coast was the closest port to thex sent two boats to recover the dead. beed's grandfather worked at the funeral home where the bodies were identified, including jon jay cob aster smith, one of the wealthiest. >> when you look back at the headstone and see the four children lost with her. >> reporter: recovery ship also found pieces of the titanic floating in a water. a wooden deck chair, ornate wood moling from the ship's granted these are on display at halifax maritime museum. pocean floor does not sit well for some here. >> i find it offensive. my aunt's great aunt's wedding dress is down there. >> reporter: rob gordon lost two relatives on the titanic. he feel the wreck should be left alone. >> it's a grave. theirs a lot of people down there. their personal possessions. and i just think it's wrong. to sift through them and then put a price tag on that stuff. >> reporter: however, what's left of the titanic is disappearing. eaten away by bacteria and time. >> the deterioration is coming from the back to the front. >

eastern on cspan-2. tuesday, u.s. institute of peace holds a panel discussion on afghanistan's transition peace process. we will hear remarks from former national security adviser and the former afghan ambassador to canada and france. see the event at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> all this week in primetime on cspan 3 it is american history today. tonight a look at history and lives of african-americans, in 18th and 19th century washington, d.c. a look at the rise of a free black family residing near president's park in downtown washington and difficulties surrounding their lives. followed by a discussion on when the first invitations to the white house were extended to african-americans and the circumstances surrounding their visits. this is 1:10. >> as we learned this morning, many did not enter service at lafayette square vounl taele vv. jefferson, madison, monroe, jackson, tyler, polk, taylor, owned slaves and brought them to the white house and from their plantations in the south. until 1862, when slavery was abolished in district of columbia slaves worked alongside paid black freemen and european servants at the white house. for most of the 19th century, the structure of the white house staff r

eastern tennessee. wrap in or pull in cooler air out of canada and that's why we have the frost potential tonight.ain continues to stay to the south. it's a dry situation for the good friday time period and as we go through easter weekend very latel change other than we warm up. 36 overnight. as we go to the orioles opener tomorrow up to 60 but most the day in the 50's. 34 tomorrow night and the seven day forecast showing, a bit of a warm up here toward easter sunday. our pink rabbit very excited as you would be too if you were out in 70 degrees and next week a chance for rain around here. holding off nicely until after the weekend. >> what do you think of the rooftop deck? ? >> i can't wait to check it out. i say go before it's 105. >> that's good. she has been out spoken in her support of the space exploration, so today the senator was honored for her work. the science institute has named a super nova after her. the super nova is nearly seven and a half billion light years away. it was seen early their year and the senator got a framed photograph and a date thea disc for the super nova. remember

canada diving all the way south into the gulf of mexico. that typically happens during the winter, but not during the spring. then barreling up the eastern seaboard with gulf moisture, atlantic moisture and tons of cold air from canada making a major nor'easter. >> glor: and jeff this threat lasts until when? >> probably until tuesday, heavy snow overnight tonight and tomorrow, tapering down on tuesday. one to two feet possible in western new york and western pennsylvania. >> glor: jeff berardelli, from wfor, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> glor: there is more to report on the secret service scandal tonight with word that suspicion is spreading beyond the agents in just one colombian hotel. whit johnson is at the white house with more on that. whit, good evening to you. >> reporter: jeff, good evening to you. we're now learning a 12th agent, the latest to be investigated was staying at the very same hotel where president obama later stayed, a development that is fueling new calls for a wider investigation. >> reporter: awe law enforcement official tells cbs news the latest agent now under investigation brought a woman back to the hilton

have followed this developing story eastern ukraine thanks for that. month of protests in canada boiled over as castro students clashed with riot police over a two wishin hike. oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh pepper spray along with other violent police tactics have resulted in many injuries since the movement began more than two months ago the back government house proposal to wish an increase for the next five years but once it goes haitians proton on wednesday students again hit the streets to voice their frustrations one hundred and sixty demonstrations have been help since february and journalists are dishonest says heavy handed policing will only strengthen the students' cause. there were really only minor incidents our window was broken and then some very close but i realised the police is using that as a pretext to conduct massive repression and usually the ones who will break your window or another once you get caught the police those that have the run faster than the police the ones who get caught there are peaceful protesters and people are becoming infuriated by the behavior of

canada. and this really increased, i think, in 1813, after the successful campaign in the old northwest. and you even had some eastern newspapers saying, look, we've already expended so much blood and treasure in this war, we can't give canada back once we conquer it. yes, sir? >> were there any myths about john paul jones in the battle of lake erie? >> john paul jones was a revolutionary war figure. perry was. >> oh, perry was. any myths? >> those images that show perry standing in his boat as he's moving from one ship to another, probably not. probably sitting. mostly i think the conventional account of perry, perry's performance in the battle is pretty accurate. >> anything -- you mentioned at the beginning about the fort mchenry flag at the smithsonian institution. and any myths surrounding that? that was the original flag made by mary pickersfield by general armstead. >> that's more or less true. he ordered it. there's a famous painting that shows several other movers and shakers in a room where her while she's sewing it. that didn't happen. he signed the order. she made it. he probably had no immediate input. e