go to emily gracey with a look at the sky watch forecast. emily can karen rake more like tomorrow. >> brand new information. another gorgeous day in store tomorrow. it was great out there today. mid 60s. plenty of sunshine. that's the case tomorrow. but cool temperatures tonight. hd skycam shows cold temperatures. down to 37 already. and mostly clear skies and calm winds. and humidity is at 67%. so 66, we got to a high above average today. it was 66 in washington, d.c. and another day similar to that in store for tomorrow. above average temperatures. typically this time of year we're actually in the 50s. continue through the weekend. it is all due tehigh pressure system sitting right on top of us. as you can see, really, clear skies all over the entire mid-atlantic. edge of the screen shows a few clouds trying to work in. and that will happen sunday night. as the cold front pushes into thh area. for today though. or tomorrow, and sunday though. we will have high pressure dominating the weather that means plenty of sunshine out there for a cou

. >> meteorologist emily gracey is here with the forecast. ily. >> we have good news in the weekend forecast. although further into the future, maybe dicey for thanksgiving. and coolinn down quite a bit out there this evening. we are down to the 30s. 36 in baltimore. 40 in hagerstown. and down to 31 already in salisbury. so we do have a chilly night in3 store for us. we will keep following now. a slight shift in the winds. so we will not be continuing at the rate we are going with our temperatures droppiig. but we will get down to the low 30s. warmer downtown with wind out of the southwest at five to 10. so that will bring in milder air. and we do have a really nice weekend forecast. i will have all the details on that and when we may see rain coming up in the full forecast. back to you. >> everyone likes a deal on to start camping out a week in advance. >> heart attack happens when blood is blocked off from the heart muscle. >> every 35 seconds someone in the u.s. dies from a heart attack. -o >> every 35 seconds in this country someone in the

meteorologist emily gracey is live there with thh latest on what youure waking up to. re seeing it across oor region, emily. >> reporter: all across the region, trong sttrms ripped through maryland last night and one oo the hardest hit areas was here in parkville. you can see this tree was entirely uprooted. what caused, we're not quite sure yet. the weather service is going to send out a team of meteorologist to innestigate the storm damage later on this afternoon. we will figure out whatthappened here. it could very possibly be a toonado. it's hard to tell because of fact thattit's still dark out here. the reports have been coming in into the baltimore fire garment. department. i'm joined by alise. >> the fire department was caaled to the area last night around 1:45 in the morning. the initial call was for a tree into the house. when hey arrived here in the parkville area, they saw signs weather event had moved through the area, lots of trees down, the kind of damage you just saw -hat you just poonted out on the viewers, pour lines down. a the that point emergency man

emily gracey is back with the sky watch forecast. %-rain showers in store four wednesday and thursday. tough travel days of the year. but outside ight now. no showers. in fact, it is a clear and cool evening. 35 degrees is where we are right now at the inner harbour. %-and calm winds.es. now while the emperatures have dropped drastically from where afternoon, we're not going to continue this trent we will start to see a shift in the wind direction and we will be seeing thh winds shifting from the southwest later tonight. that keeps us in the low 30s. so still a chilly night out there. especially considering we were @% the low to mid 50s today. 53 was the afternoon high in baltimore. 49 in hagerstown. 54 in d.c.. and then mid 50s pretty much all across the ath here. that's the case tomorrow. few degreee warmer. and then cool temperatures in -tore for sunday. but clear skies. it is all due to the high skies over the past couple of days. and now this high will slowly push off the coast. and we have a cold front to talk about over the ne

emily gracey is live for the food drive.te some food if it meant coffee in exchange. >> reporter: one of the great ielsitems they need is peanut butter. i'm dropping off my peanut butter and you get a $2 gift card for dunkin donuts and you can come overrhere and pick up delicious food. what are we eating this morning3 >> reporter: dunkin donuts harsh brown bites. >>> tell me where all of this food is going. >> we're donating the food to the maryland food bank. anything that we have over we will donate to the food bank as well. anybody that comes over, we will make the donation, will get a free ginger bread latte. >> you can donate to the holiday food drive at the owings mills metro station through 9:00 a.m. it is going on. foxbaltimore.com/morning. it will be mostly sunny today.3 and the temperatures will be in the upper 60s. warm up with a cup of coffee. the harsh browns are great, too. at dry condiiions right now. it's going to be a pretty day with a lot of sunshine and temperatures that will be climbing through the aftern

meteorologist emily gracey is live with all the details for this morning's hometown hot spot. acey, i don't know how you managed to get this assignment and candace didn't beat you to it, because this is candace's favorite thing in life. >> reporter: you are transformed into a different world, it seems just like the north pole here in the cow palace. there's trees lit up all over the place here. this is one of many. this entire building is filled with these exquisite trees, and baltimore themes, and i'm joined by lennie from kennedy krueger, because all of the proceeds go to help the children, right? >> absolutely. this is our biggest fundraiser and it's so important to us. >> tell us about the big names that are coming out this weekend. tell us about the big storytellers. >> yes, we have dorthy ham i'll, and jamal, the ravens football player. >> you are telling me are the raffle. >> this year it's unreal. we have two tickets to the super bowl and i know it's going to be the ravens, an airplane ticket in dallas, texas. >> we both have on our purple pride here this morning, too.

meteorologist emily gracey is live with all the detaiis for this morning's hhmetown hot >>> good morningee different world here at the cb planetarium. and we are told about a different event happening this weekend. folks can come out and learr what is going on? what will they beelearniig. >> we're doing a planetarium, lunar nlightenment. we will start with the annient ideas of the moon being a goddess in the stars and getting into the science fiction stories and then the apolo mission and whht is found out and how that led to changes of ow the moon wassformed and how it affected earth. >> what age would this be good, >> pretty much. tomorrow the lien ad. tell me about that. >> there's commt that goes around the sun and leaves behind bits and pieces of ice and then the earth goes through this swarm every year at the aae time and then they appear to leo so you get the meteors shooting across the skk. >> tomorrow morning theebest time to view them. lunar lure and enlightenment is going on saturday att10:00 a.m. at ccbc at catonsville at the planetarium..3 you can find out more information a

here is meteorologist emily gracey with her sky watch forecast. hi emily. >> nice weather in store for the weekend. we have had it all week. weekend. although we have some rain in the extended forecast. looking out, we are cooling down quite a bit though. down to 41 degrees in baltimore. 46 in washington. and 42 in hagerstown. clear skies out there. so we will continue to fall doww to the mid 30s downtown. and even cooler than that in a few of the suburbs. you can expeet temperatures around freezing. we have warm weather in store for the weekend. but rain in the extended outlook. i will have the details coming up in the full forecast. back to you. >> thank you emily. >> you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar is now available at foxbaltimore.com. use the interrctive tools to -rack storms down to your street. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> former ravens quarterback kyle boller is about to be a dad. >> there is a bbby on the way for the former raaens qb. and wife arrie prejohn. boller was the ravens' first round quarterbac

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meteorologist emily gracey joins us live in one of towns that was hit the hardest parkville. yesterday. it looked like a war zone yesterday but today a different story. i want to show you this house right here. they are missing a fence from their backyard. the fence came through the front yard across the street and all the way into their neighbor's front yard. that fence over there came from the street acrosssthe street. one of things we have seen in the neighborhood. the trees hhve een uprooted. the power lines were on the ground yesterday. least temporrrily fixed. yesterday they were laying on the road and we are still sseing debris on the road but for thh most part a lot of mess has been cleaned up. we don't know whether this was a tornado or not. the weather service still investigating this. there's a lot more to look aa this. we will find out later today if it was a tornado. >> reporter: it doesn't take a lot to do that kind of destruction. we have a dry scan out there. only clouds will be moving through the day moving into the area through the day. you can see the wind

meteorologist emily gracey is live with the details for this morning's hometown hot spot.h a great program, emily. >>>it is, patrice, i saw youú thhs morning, and you wereenot wearing a tie. i'm trying to figure out where your tie is? >> i do have a tie. i gave it away to a guy that would wear it mooe so than i was. >> no worries. i have mine on. i know steve has his on. everybody here has their tie on. we're at jos a bank. the ties, how much are they? >> $59.50. >> reporter: a small price to pay and all of proceeds go to a these are the actual artists behhnd the ties. all of the tiee that we're wearing, lexi designed the tie she is wearing and the one that i'm wearing. it seems very popular and patrice is with the childrrn inner center of hopkins. where are the proceeds going? %-things that the kids andfor families need to help the kids get well that he can't cover it %->> reporter: you know one of the tie designers. anthony, how old are you? >> 8. >> and you designed the tie that you're wearing what is it? >> monkeys. >> where did you get the idea for monkeys. >> because