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it is looking fairly warm. temperatures came down over the weekend, temperatures cooler warm in memphis, new orleans, 83 ?, but we are going to see temperatures just above what we typically see, showers and storms worth keeping an eye on. a little disturbance in that area, a few showers go to the south. will it make it here, doubtful, they will hang where they are and try to drop to the south but usually run up against the green layer which eats up the energy. some morning showers up the lower hudson vall. the weather so that gives you fair sky, not much to trigger showers and storms so they are going to fade out and drift over the higher region to the north, as you get to the lower elevation your chances at rainfall are on the minimal side not only today but tomorrow and for several days to come. you are looking at mainly sunny skies beyond today. not much happening with future cast as it stands. clearing and a high temperature of 80 ?. the next 5 days a high of 80 tomorrow but more sunshine not dealing with r

and our temperature, still fairly warm outside. 87 in denver, 88 in greeley. 90 ray. in the high country, 77 in aspen, 57 in gunnison. windy in some spots, temride to eagle -- telluride to eagle. a bit gusty near limon, winds close to 40 miles an hour. satellite and radar, activity on rainfall to our south. and also some scattered showers on the western slope. in the eastern plains, near burlington, there's been some rain near flagler and limon. there's also been some lightning. and near idaho spring, bailey, heavier rain, lightning mixed in there as well. and a little pink on the screen, a little rain/snow mix in some of our temperatures cool off a bit, lose some of the momentum in the high country. those will ease up. eastern plain, you'll see those kick out as well. and tomorrow morning, we're waking up to sunshine, a nice start to the day with some cool temperatures overnight tonight in the 50s. cloudy out to the west, and the chance of a few rain showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and evening. that is mostly up into the high country and shoots out into

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fairly warm day. kicked in there. a 50% relative humidity for us. a north wind. 96 degree as hot day. 33% relative humidity. as i mentioned high pressure dominating and a little built of dry air aloft. that's why we're seeing fewer showers today. if you are out to the boston red sox game should be oo good crowd tonight. mainly dry and warm abou game time. a little bit of shade would help. temperatures meanwhile are warm the next several days. 93, 92, 92 you get the idea. the average high will continue on. this peak of summertime heat we're there right now. showers, thunderstorms, there are a few. northeast of inverness and a few showers developing in the inland spots. and southern portions of pasco right around the interstate right now. farther south a few showers as i mentioned breaking out in the afternoon heat p humidity. as i mentioned ed drier air in the atmosphere. just north of sebring at the moment. clearing skies, mild temps, mostly dry to start the day. our temperature 93. new port richey, odessa, 92. pinellas park 94. 101 in bartow. you r

a closer look at the shore shows a fairly warm and humid day down by the beach. 87 in ocean city. 86 in cape may. 87 in rehoboth beach and bethany beaches. not much of a sea breeze for relief. as we take a look at the weekend pattern, high pressure is in control, we'll get lots of sunshine, not as humid, but hot highs in the low 90s. we'll continue to keep an eye on the 2r07ical -- tropical wave that is moving in toward thehamh florida. this could be hermism --erm hermmine looks like it's going to shift farther south key west toward cuba, after that we have a concern for the gulf coast. up in the poconos, 83 degrees today. a spotty thunderstorm early, 81 on saturday, 81 on sunday, beautiful after that. down the shore today we're going for a warm and humid one high of 87. saturday, 83. sunday, 80. lower humidity over the weekend. in philadelphia, today's high, 95. feeling worse, hot and less humid on saturday, another 91 on sunday, monday, 92 there, 93 wednesday, unsettled with spotty thunderstorms around. remember when we're not on the air you can get the latest weathertion 6abc.com/

we're still starting off fairly warm for a lot of neighborhoods. the highs today we are going to upper 80s and low 90s with a strong chance for thunderstorms >>> we do have to start with a serious crash that happened overnight. an suv hit several guardrails and burst into flames. we're making calls to see how the drivers doing. at some point they will have to toe that car -- what is left of that suv i should say . be careful in that area. >>> let's head to the maps. we're not seeing any problems right now. the akro ramp closure still in place. i will detail those a little bit later to make sure you follow me throughout the morning on social media as well. >>> breaking news from overnight: thousands still without power in northeast ohio mostly in cuyahoga county following that wave of strong storms. more than 5000 customers still without power and it may not come back on until 6 pm tonight. the bulk of those customers are in the cleveland heights area still remain down and crews are working to catch up with the damage. i called cleveland heights pol

than we had today. 80 in palm harbor. 78 for lewd. 78 in temple terrorist this evening. 77 for fairly warm. these temperatures only cooling down a few more degrees. right now, all the rain is done. there are showers way off to the south and east. those have a hard time making it to the tampa bay area. one more thunderstorm that rain over louisiana. it's been such a rough couple of days for them. looks like more rain coming their way. looking at the water vapor imagery, you can pick out a counter clockwise spin. an upper level low over the area. today we're on the drier end. that's why we have limited rain chances. on the southern end we have moisture developing and that's going to ride on top of us and help to bring back to better coverage of showers and thunderstorms for tomorrow. we'll start off ve your sunday morning and by sunday afternoon we'll get daytime heating and showers and thunderstorms and generally they'll move in that south east to north westerly fashion. again, very good coverage of thunderstorms during the afternoon with heavy downpours. pattern. the strong flow. 40% rain

tomorrow a fairly warm day, 92 degrees if grand junction, lots of 70s in the high country, 86 for boulder, 90 here in denver. and for the rest of the week, 89 on wednesday. you will have that chance of evening thunderstorms and by friday, drops us down to the 70s, so a relief from the heat and better chance for some rain. we may get better chance as we week. >> all right, lauren. thank you. >>> we need your help in colorado energies. opportunities all across our state includes painting, landscape work and packing food for hungry kids. day of service runs three hours on saturday morning. >> that whole value you get from giving back and being able to look at what you did, as opposed to goifing, you can actually physically see what impact you had both the project and on t service is saturday, september 13th. you can sign up by going to the page on our website. all right. let's get back to mike. >>> continuing our conversation with dave logan, obviously the news out of broncos came within the last hour, vance walker torn acl, what does that do for this team. >> it is a loss. they were hoping

temperatures in the mid-80's, which for this time of year going into labor day weekend is fairly warm. kathy: it could be 40 degrees. mark: it has been close to that. mark: it's going to be great. it is a badgers victory, that is all that matters. the weather does not make any difference. toya: there we go. it is friday night. that means operation football. stephanie: we'll have a live stephanie: later tonight the packers kick off their third preseason game against the 49ers aaron rodgers will take some snaps tonight, but if he plays, it won't be for very long even , though brett hundley isn't available due to an ankle injury. with the first roster cuts coming at camp on the packers tuesday, are still evaluating. >> you are playing different combinations of players. whether aaron rodgers is in improving. i think they are growing. brett had the opportunity to play against oakland. i feel good about where we are from an offensive standpoint, quarter back development standpoint, but most importantly, we have to take a step against the 49ers. stephanie: week two of operation football cont

tomorrow still fairly warm. in the mountains, calm and cool with a chance of rain. 72 in aspen and eagle and 84 in boulder. 87 in denver. eastern plains still pretty warm with 95 in wright and 91 in burlington. for denver tonight, an isolated storm chance. not really anymore. just clearing skies. upper 50s for us. and for the 5-day forecast tomorrow, looking to hit the low 70s. saturday about 69 degrees! rain possible on friday, could have some rain on saturday morning, and back toward the 80s early part of next week with our plus-4 or more forecast. >> looks like things are changing. >> just a bit. a big cool-down coming our way. and if you're going to the broncos game saturday, it'll be pretty nice. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. it has similar effect

tomorrow, still fairly warm for us. the plains, still toasty, high country, a lot of 70s. for your denver forecast tonight, upper 50s. nice night, a few showers possible. tomorrow, a little hazy in some areas. in the upper 80s on thursday. and friday we have a front that comes through. an area of low pressure that will knock us down to the chances for some rain! >>> more bad news for the rockies. >> and which opponent poses the here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. >>> walker likely out for the year with an acl injury. so next man up. and that happens to be jared pri. he joined the broncos hopefully it will be an easy transition into the starting role. >> he's doing great. he und

still fairly warm. we cooldown wednesday and thursday with a chance of isolated storms. on friday, 760 and we get unsettled. scattered storms possible through saturday. our next system calls us down. we get a little rain increased chance. >>> it's eye care on wheels. there's a mobile vision clinic offering free eye exams to those who need them. kathy walsh shows us how it works and who qualifies. >> i'll have you cover your >> reporter: this is the first time in more than two years that alicia is having her eyes examined. she doesn't have vision insurance and she can't afford glasses, so she qualifies for this no-cost care. >> no? >> reporter: denver is one of tenuous cities where volunteers are helping citizens see. immobile exam room and a lab that can ma vision. lori fanning says they will be parking town through thursday. >> we are hoping to see about 1000 patients within this four day period. >> reporter: with the help of local optometrist like gary holtzman. >> get a good look at the front of your eyes. >> reporter: holtzman is focused on helping people who may oth

still fairly warm. we cooldown wednesday and thursday with a chance of isolated storms. on friday, 760 and we get unsettled. scattered storms possible through saturday. our next system calls us down. we get a little rain increased chance. there's a mobile vision clinic offering free eye exams to those who need them. kathy walsh shows us how it works and who qualifies. >> i'll have you cover your left eye. >> reporter: this is the first time in more than two years that alicia is having her eyes examined. she doesn't have vision insurance and she can't afford glasses, so she qualifies for this no-cost care. >> reporter: denver is one of tenuous cities where volunteers are helping citizens see. immobile exam room and a lab that can make glasses and minutes is operated by vfp vision. lori fanning says they will be parking town through thursday. >> we are hoping to see about local optometrist like gary holtzman. >> get a good look at the front of your eyes. >> reporter: holtzman is focused on helping people who may otherwise fall through the cracks. >> i had several first-tim

about the mid to upper 70s and we will be dry, but it will still be fairly warm and humid across the seven-day heat wave, that continued today. temperatures have been above 90 degrees for the past seven days. tomorrow, though, the humidity is not going to be as oppress e oppressive, not going to be as uncomfortable, feeling around 100, so that will be a nice break and the rain chances come back into tomorrow night. heat wave number five started last wednesday. today we hit 94, felt over 100 again, so, yes, we are still technically in a heat wave. the normal high is only 86, so we've been well above for the past seven days. tomorrow, though, right around 90, so we could still be barely in a heat wave. here's a look at the radar currently. we have a few showers and storms that have moved into the area. quickly here across 76, white hall, westchester, pretty heavy rain. that's one thunderstorm moving mostly to the east around 40 miles an hour or so, moving pretty quickly. king of prussia expect it by 12:34, upper darby 12:39. another thunderstorm through parts of bucks county. you're se

still fairly warm. more unsettled weather is headed in our direction. first we're going to talk about hermine moving into the gulf excuse me portions of florida. we're tracking the movement of hurricane madeleine moving in towards the southeast portion of the big island. certainly makes us thankful for much calmer weather. as we take a look like i said always talked about today is the additional clouds developing. more changes in the forecast and allowing for thunderstorms to pop up later this week with best chances of us seeing thunderstorms by tomorrow afternoon. just be aware of that. overnight tonight. still very nice weather conditions. temperatures dropping into the low 80s. winds decreasing overnight. 85 degrees for the low at lake mead. 72 pahrump and 56 mount we're going to see our high temperatures slightly above normal for this time of year in las vegas. still above the triple-digit threshold. as we look ahead to the next few days. i know a lot of people have been asking what is labor day weekend going to be like? breezes will continue throug

we will be close to tomorrow, and fairly warm for the next couple of days. fall weather is near. more of that forecast as today new england starts right now? morning. a holliston man is behind bars after police said they made threats against lisa the president, with investigators taking a disturbing discovery, they say, inside of their home. store, the victim of the st. paul's a rape case is going public for the first time this morning. >>> and a risky, hours long rescue, crews saving two workers after a crain overturns on a rhode island bridge. >>> and looking for a new set of wheels, why the bus service is being cut for some maldon students? this is seven news today in new england? a tuesday morning, and you for joining us, i am severance. >> and i am kristin del can. it seems that mother nature was right on cue with the back-to-school thing. it was definitely cooler and refreshing this morning. >> i was craving that pumpkin spice latte. >> you know, fall weather is just more of an excuse for you. good morning, everyone. lower to middle 50s in the suburbs, here is the fall feel

but it's a tech quality, because it will be fairly warm. by 10:00 we are down into the 70s and overnight down into the mid-70s. sara, when i step inside we'll talk more about where the humidity levels and temperature are going into the weekend. it looks like we get into the oppressive range on sun and then a nice change in the accuweather forecast. the kind we are waiting for maybe all summer. maybe the last week or so -- >> can you get updates on the forecast any time at 6abc.com/weather, stormtracker 6 live double scan radar shows you if and when any storms pop up. and you can also get even more information by following our team of meteorologists on twitter and on facebook. >>> breaking this noon, another shift in the fallout from the conviction of former attorney general, kathleen kane, governor tom wolf says he will nominate bruce beamer to be the new attorney general. former montgomery county da bruce caster was sworn in just yesterday becoming the state's acting attorney general five months after kane hired him but we now know that br

just a gorgeous day on tap for us, but it's still fairly warm into the evening hours. 87 for the city of boston. here are the dewpoints that you mentioned, ryan we are seeing up humidity crashing down. after up cold front moved throuh it did sweep out most of the humid air with it, but you can see still pretty humid at this point. that will change in the overnigt hours. we stay dry into tomorrow, but e know we need the rain, so when will be the next chance to get some. looks like late wednesday into early thursday. the possibility for some showers and storms as this next front comes through. but you'll notice what happens, it kind of has the potential to stall out over our area and if t does so, it will give us a good squeeze play to our atmosphere o time. and look at what else it does. this would be whatever develops from td8 coming up the coastlin. it will kick it out of here, so it's not an issue for us, and it will usher in some much cooler temperatures for the end of the week. overnight tonight, clear skies, good sleeping weather, mid 50s to mid 60s. cooler along the coastline. w

current temperatures still fairly warm, low 80's for boston 77 norwood, 73 for worcester. it doesn't got a whole lot cooler than this overnight tonight unfortunately. mild and muggy, 66 to 72 for overnight lows. then tomorrow hot again but the good news again for us, not as humid. 86 to 91. it's really more of an enjoyable summertime warmth kind of day. highre brings us mostly sunny skies and then we don't pay attention to our next weather maker until we hit tuesday afternoon and evening into wednesday as well bringing more scattered showers and storms into the forecast area. we don't want the severe weather but we do want the rain. beaches tomorrow, storms free and nice warm stunner for us with low tide smack dab in the middle of the afternoon. a look at the 7 on 7 forecast showing the ers showers and storms, plus humidity surging back in for tuesday and wednesday and then things become weekend. >> anchor: coming up next in 7 sports, the patriots getting some good news on the injury front. tom brady offering some high praise for understudy jimmy garappolo. plus the red so

temperatures remain in that fairly warm range throughout the weekend into next week. >> thanks spenceran help keep tahoe blue. >> that story and more when abc7 news continues. stay with us. >>> it's been an ugly day for delta airlines. a huge delay and cancellation. the airline operated roughly lw zv6,000 flights. 700 rides have been cancelled. passengers say the experiencelp has been >> delta offered customers on flights cancelled or delayed a $200 travel voucher. >> southwest airlines flight attendants held informational pickets nationwide to complain about deteriorating working conditions. southwest said it did not impact flights. >> they don't have data before that. pictures include days and locations can help them estimate levels. it is a result of nutrients that enter the lake that should be low because of the releasent drought but they're not. >> business is good at the port of oakland. the port reports july was the busiest month in 10 volume jumped 8.8% from last year. >> san francisco is celebrating tony bennett's birthday in a big way. a base was prepared for the installation

even with the temperatures coming down, it will still be fairly warm. seventy-two by 9:00 a.m. high temperature going up to 83 degrees by later on tomorrow, 84 a high. some of the outlining suburbs dropping back into the 50s again. a lot of sunshine tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it comes down a hair as we get into next weekend. ines: good morning. little hiccups here. i have been accident blocking a lane. your commute on the parkway, no problems this morning. traffic here westbound a little slow. reports of an accident in the area. as for the lincoln tunnel, driving into the bad at the moment. southbound running on the t line. expect to laze with those trains. mass transit running on or close to schedule. watching what was going on on the analyte eve. people. antwan: robert: christopher pinellas died last night. he lost control. his car jumped the median. slammed into two vehicles. both he and his sister patricia were martello, a former aide to governor cuomo and a communications director. cuomo expressed his condolences. working day in and day out. suffolk county police are in

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we'll stay in the fairly warm air mass and heat up out ahead of the front. warm today and not all that humid but that changes a bit tomorrow and more substantially towards the weekend. the futurecast conditions over central north carolina and more moisture offshore and along the outer banks. an isolated shower not out of the question there and a few scattered showers in the mountains today and quiet but mostly clear. as we go through the day tomorrow, generally more sun than clouds overall and a few fair weather clouds around and isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms in the mountain, tomorrow than what we see today. our rain chances are close to zero today, tomorrow, and friday, and saturday, a 15% chance of a shower or a thunderstorm, but it would be fairly isolated. a lot of us will stay dry. today, 88 for the high and 69 this morning and by the time we get to lunchtime, 83 and 88 by 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon with skies and tomorrow's high, 92, and friday, up to 96, and that's above our normal high of 87. still below the old record of 101 for the day

we are looking at a big cooldown by next week but over the weekend, it still stays fairly warm and muggy. the big change is our chance for thunderstorms. that goes up and i'll talk more about that in just a few minutes. brian is here with a look at the roads. >>> this is the durham freeway this now pulling it over into the work zone there in that east end connector project work zone. it is a minor crash. everything is on the side of the road. in the past couple of moments, all of the lanes have opened on the southbound side of the durham freeway. it is backing up a little bit there. ten minutes that make the ride from mangum street. don't think you need to consider usi alternate route but we'll watch the sensor readings carefully. major routes are looking pretty good. there is a report of a crash over on the west side of raleigh at jones franklin road. 440 westbound delay-free from the i-40 split around to wade avenue and out toward the i-40 merge on the west side of raleigh. we are tracking delays on 40 west around the clayton bypass. 15 minutes. back to you. >>> police are investigatin

tuesday, still seeing temperatures fairly warm in the upper 80s, around average this time of year but a cooldown wednesday heading into the weekend weekend where we will see a better chance of afternoon storms each day. >> it's getting a little cooler as we get closer to september. >> there is one on monday but for the most part cooler next week. >>> with one day to go in the olympics, we are looking at the united states continued dominance from performances. jim bryan has our report. >> reporter: a historic win and immense 1500. mathewson to which -- sentowich became the first u.s. 2a the gold since 2008. allison won her fourth gold medal. allyson felix now has more gold medals than any other woman in olympic track and field history. in the men's 4 x 400 relay, the american team again was dominant. the u.s. wins gold with sean merrick running anchor. u.s. basketball or's strike gold again. the women's team extends absolute dominance on the court there 49th straight win in the olympics. this is their sixth consecutive gold medal. >> i am just filled with joy that i was able to do some

we're seeing temperatures fairly warm through monday and then things begin to cool down towards thursdayand friday and this is where things could get interesting. this takes us out to next weekend. breezy conditions and increasing clouds and in fact there's a chance that that same system that brings cooling towards the end of the seven-day forecast has air cold enough maybe for some scattered snow showers. so we'll watch that closely. look at the accumulated rainfall, the precipitation map. weather model is there for september 5th. sometimes it's far off in a distance but very interesting, the trough pattern is going to kick in for labor day weekend. plan accordingly. we could be talking about some interesting weather next weekend. this weekend, mid-80s. >> if the rain comes, it will wash off the dust. >> that's a good thing. thanks, rob. >> thanks, rob. >>> giants and the braves right here on nbc bay area. mike and john miller will join us with the call in just a few minutes. >>> let's take you out right now to the golden gate bridge where emergency crews are taking care of a fatal moto

we are expecting the temperatures to stay fairly warm this weekend. low 90s. slightly better rain chances on sunday. afternoon thunderstorms next week 50% chances. >>> thank you for joining us is 6:00. >>> good morning. she rules in the pool. katie ledecky proves once again she is unstoppable. >> another gold medal in the 800 and the world record. >> taking gold in the 800 meter freestyle, leaving her competition in the dust. on another gold. >> we've got a three-way tie for the silver medal if you can believe that. >> grabbing silver in the 100 meter butterfly, today, swimming in what will likely be his last olympic race ever and maya dirado pulling a stunning come from behind victory. >> derado gets the gold!

still around 90 degrees and 10:00 warm but fairly comfortable. temperatures right around 81 degrees by 10:00 p.m. rest of the area 93 wilmington and allentown 88 and mt. holly 93 degrees and if you're in atlantic city, at least at the airport, temperatures there right around 93 degrees. so take a look at what's been happening to our temperatures. we've been in the 90s since friday across the weekend. today and tomorrow we'll still stay around 90 degrees. the normal high for this time of year is 84, so we'll be above that through wednesday and then a brig drop as we go through the end of the week, but coming up we'll take a look at the labor day weekend forecast and we'll talk about that threat for rip currents if you're headed to the shore or delaware beaches. that's coming up. >> all right, sheena. >>> preparations are under way for this weekend's made in america festival, and they could impact your commute so listen up. here's a live look down the ben franklin parkway at the philadelphia museum of art. two lanes of traffic at aiken's oval are n

these are the temperatures around the valley because they are fairly warm. we are talking 95 in ahwatukee. 96 in maricopa. chandler at 95 as well as mesa and fountain hills. scottsdale getting close to that 100 groo mark right at 98 in deer valley at 99. 59 in flagstaff now. 82 currently in sedona. 73 in payson and show low at 64. the satellite and radar picture some of us some some rain there was rain just up in the northern part of flagstaff also just a few miles north of black canyon city there along the 17 and then toward the east and the south of our state they also saw some rain today. not a whole lot. not a whole lot to write home about for today. our high today got up to 10. our normal 105 a few where we should be this time of the year but nowhere near our record that was set back in 2012 at 115 degrees. so i want to show you this we have amazing pictures on social media today. this one is sent in from rene. she didn't say where this was but it was the sunset for this evening. some areas no clouds at all looking absolutely gorgeous. this one is reall

but again, for the next three days, expect a good chance of some scattered storms and it stays fairly warm and muggy too. now that, 88 on monday is actually normal for this time of year. we have a front that comes through t will dry things out, not just put an end to our chance for thunderstorms but feel wonderful. the 86 on tuesday finally puts us down below normal. it has been a while since we had highs below normal. 103 is it is record. it can be hot this time of year but it can be cool too. 68 is normal. 63 is what we'll see on wednesday morning and thursday morning, 65. we are going to see afternoon and evening storms so keep that in mind if you ar to a concert or outdoor event this weekend. >> thank you. >>> back to school time means parents are leading up on school supplies. a durham group is helping teachers get what they need in the classroom. crayons to calculators is a nonprofit that distribute donated supplies. teachers get credits based on the need at their school an get what they need for free. >> they spend up to $1,000 of their own money to buy school supplies because their

variablely cloudy and fairly warm and muggy. 91 on tuesday and wednesday but very little chance of showers and storm. >> reporter: thank you, elizabeth. it is back to school time for kids across the viewing area and across the state. next on fox 50, the changes for students on their first day back in wake and durham >>> today is the first day of school for 1.5 million students in our state. >> along with them it is a huge day for the teacher, staff members and of course the parents: we will do live to roseville elementary, remembering her first day of school. >> reporter: it is not a good memory. i was nervous and it was hard but hopefully it will be different. we're here at roseville because they had to do some last minute preparations in order to ready for today due to construction over summer. luckily all of that is taken care of and summer is officially over the yellow bus also be rolling out this morning, as a matter of fact probably right now, of course with this new year there's plenty of changes today there will be a total of 159,000 students headed to school. >> that number is up

can get a better madea the latter half of this we can.lf we finish up the month of august on a fairly warm know. maybe the top five warmest evere that would end of the meteorological months of summer i don't know if that means yes but it soundsha good when you sy it. w >> 's it sounds official and important we trust you.nds what's officially happening as far as our traffic is concerned. i am official and i am and i important by gosh. downtown we have a tree blockinc effort events of.f. please be aware of that we still have all lot of rain bring that does affecte n us. cedar is still blocked and it's been like that since sunday cap. this is always a tough merge with their cars at 90. that's a tough merge point over all that has been a pretty good rush are is meant to remind everyone earlier this week twinsburg road is now close they are working making a new crossing. that's's a good thin >> a terrifying trend gets even worse. it now has john kaisch speaking out. this number is just horrible a report that said that numberort of sentinelel overdoses test in ohio has this has to stop that's in

temperature doesn't really drop too much this front moving through will bring in drier air it's still fairly warmay and monday and tuesday the humidity starts to creep back up a little bit it is hot and humid by the end of this coming week. we'll take from it oppressive what it was today down to comfortable on that humidity scale. that's the dew points 50s to 60s it will start to creep back up, though, by the end of the week. tomorrow it could be a muggy start with temperature of about 73 but the humidity drops between about 6:00 o'clock in the morning when that sun comes up and noon. stays nice and comfortable by dinnertime and very nice evening tomorrow night. hot and humid air it's returning. here's the timeline. it look like it's coming back by, say, wednesday. we'll see temperatures up to about 90. the humidity really increases this could be another heat wave because we'll start wednesday into the 90s and it stays there thursday, friday, saturday and sunday but by saturday and sunday, few storms could be around for the weekend the end of this weekend not too bad down the shore. tomorrow litt

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by later on this evening, it will still be fairly warm, but still pretty comfortable. here's a look at the radar. we have a tropical depression in the gulf of mexico. the other one right off the coast of north carolina. not too large here. it will skim the outer banks and give us the higher risk for rip currents. along the jersey shore and the delaware beaches, rip current threat, it will be lasting through labor day weekend. we'll talk more about that, and what you can expect coming up. >>> firing gunshots at another vehicle. heading toward atlantic city. >> new details, the new 911 calls following this deadly shootout on the a.c. expressway. we brought you the story yesterday. tonight five people are under arrest. nbc 10's jim rosenfield joins us live from the breaking news center. >> he has the details on the arrests plus more of the 911 calls. >> new jersey state police released a photo of a third vehicle that may have been involved in the gun fire, which sent those bullets flying along the busy highway in grod daylight. it's a dodge ram. it has a temporary delawar

and it gets very warm, during the middle of next week, and stays up there, fairly warm, through the afternoon. and so right toward the end of next week. mid to upper 80s, which is a little above average. >> and summer is coming back. cider, hot cocoa days. >> we will have a lot of that. >> mornings are nice and cool. >>> you may have seen this. but in case you haven't, an oregon woman's dog had a good job of freaking out neighbors and put a lion mane on her 200- pound giant mass tiff, and left him out in the yard and quite the surprise for passer-byes as you can imagine. and we don't blame them and he look like a lion. and we are not celebrating lions though. we are national dog day and have you been sending in so many great pictures and we love seeing them and brandy, thank you so much, and pampering your pooch, and we asked you on facebook, how do you spoil your dog? we have awesome answers. there is baron. starting to get old but loves midnight walks along cherry creek. love that. keep them coming. use the hashtag #be on 9. >> they are adorable. >> we have 300 pictures. >> unbelievable. >>

blowing this often the backyard nothing to do what calling for the inland valley looking for some fairly warm not resolved for a lot of upper 80s to be found for the seventh forecast right now 60 to 04 in hayward 6163, livermore 60 and 59 for san francisco. >>robin winston: no reports of major incidents coming out of oakland and is pretty quiet to downtown san francisco this shall not in the grain and will the cob card no problem for the mccarter freeway. >>james: this comes at a crime is on the rise in the streets are being police they're less sure of them. >>reporter: the chief said 500 is a model officers wear infills the control say falling the chief will be reassigning 47 officers to patrol. >>james: that it was about one officer for 1261 residents. >>james: he says he will keep doing that until something is done about the mystery man about minorities in this country the head coach spoke yesterday assuring them that their focus purely on football and not personal politics is expected to start the team's final preseason game tomorrow and a former star athlete is coming out and come to the

but the humidity was fairly low. warm, not as warm as today was, and the low humidity as well. check out the temperatures are now. boston is 79 degrees. the city hangs onto that he longest. look at the doppler radar. you can find some showers working through northern new england. we are generally quiet all the way out through michigan and back down to the central portion of the eastern seaboard. temperatures for boston bottomed out in the 60's tonight. mostly clear ski away from the city, you will drop back into the 50's tonight. very comfortable. however, heat, humidity and storms back in the forecast. i will time it out for you in a few minutes. reid: hurricane earl turning deadly as it moves through mexico. at least 38 people died after heavy rains triggered landslides that buried homes across the country. the hurricane has since been downgraded to a tropical storm but heavy rain is still expected. afternoon. its expected to make landfall by early tuesday. diane: there's still a bullet hole in a home in worcester where two women were injured. the victims were inside an apart

as well because the high pressure that we had has been moving on and it will still be fairly warm.ooking to fairfield today up to 95 degrees. some low 90s for the tri-valley. oakland today, 75. high pressure that's been here is slowly move off to the east and we'll replace that with low pressure that will help cool down our temperatures. in san francisco, upper 60s today. some low 60s for the weekend. we'll go from 90s to the inland valleys to the low to mid 80s for saturday and sunday. but it does look like it starts to seheat up next week. as we head over to mike, he says the big backup is still on on the anymore polinimitz. >> people expect a slowing drive for the morning commute. overalling it's a treat. optimistic side of things. i do want to show you over here the tri-valley, slowing for 680. right on schedule for the tri-valley and bigger backup for the nimitz. still jammed from 238 down towards a street. loosening up as you pass by the crash now on the shoulder southbound approaching 92 just around whitten avenue. prepare for the distraction again. no lanes are blocked ther

clear, warm, fairly dry. 82? for an overnight low. overnight lows in southern nevada in the upper 70s to lower 80s. tomorrow's highs brutal as a lot of major reads, 111 in mesquite. even alamo in triple digits. city. record was 111 in 2002. going to be close. 85 at 7:00 a.m., 103 noon and 108 at 5 approximately. no relief if you are going down to lake mead, 111. the lake is 87?. you can see the heat on through tuesday. then we start to pick up cloud especially in t slight chance for thunderstorms up there and thursday into friday here in the valley. should be cooler. >> we'll take cooler when we can get it. >> i will take 101 and humid over is 10. >>> they are a part of the southern nevada landscape that most people don't know about. extinct volcanos. developers are dropping houses flows. we have been checking them out and we have a preview of the monday special report, vegas volcanos. >> it sound like something out of a natural disaster movie, but scientists say we are safe. volcanos died out long ago. but that doesn't mean they aren

might want to consider ci shorts an t-shirt.ts art it's going he to be fairly frl warm with some humidityy. y we'll talk all about it. abo >> yeah, all right, good>> y morning to you. go back to school, get thatmohat education. thank you for joining us. i'm wisdom martin. mar >> being smart is cool, trustst us.us. i'm holly morris.ors. today is monday august 29th.ust. it is the first day of school s for a number ochf districts in our region.our rion. the largest being montgomeryom county. remember to send us your firstrt day of school pics. just use #fox5 first day.. >> yes, it's going to be ao be busy day out on the roads.oads. erin como has got that andt a gary mcgrady is going to talk right now about weatherbouh as they get ready to head backdb to school.l. i think -- almost everybody isbi back now. n >> i think so. maybe a couple private schools t.t.. anyway i think shorts t-shirts something cool. stay cool the way to go.o. and i know everybody wants to t get all dressed up in their y ncy first day of schoolfirsda clothes but again keep in mindnn it's pretty mild this morning.ir it's

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you're still waiting for the rain, it is my key, it is sticky, fairly warm with a temperature of 74. i think you could get your backyard barbecue in late afternoon or saturday evening when it is generally dry . on and off storms and the early afternoon, lower 80's, and then we will talk about a refreshing forecast with free air conditioning heading our way. thema: thank you, jeremy. right now, 40 red cross disaster responders from our area are in louisiana helping in flood relief efforts. the historic floods have killed at least 13 people and sent thousands to shelters. it's the worst natural disaster president obama will visit flood-stricken baton rouge on tuesday. the white house says obama is eager to get a first-hand look at the impact. the president's announcement comes hours after republican presidential candidate donald trump toured areas affected by the floods in baton rouge. during the visit with running mate mike pence, he criticized president obama for continuing his vacation untue now, there's another staffing shake-up in trump's campaign. his campaign chairman, paul mana

fairly warm. late this afternoon around dinnertime, one or two moderate to heavy storms especially to the east of metro denver.

a change in the pattern for tomorrow, we start off fairly quiet and warm but by the afternoon, the wind direction changes so any storms that form will push back towards the coastline. and closer to what we typically see for this time of year. and the rain chance bumps up temperatures hot at 93. the low 90s with rain chances 30 to 40% through midweek. and 509 check of the roads with traffic on the 8s. >>> good morning, ed. hello everyone. here's what's going on traffic- wise. we have a good drive on state road 54, the only reason it is yellow right now is because you have a lot of lights to go through. that stops the car. look, just a 12 minute commute at new port richey. no delays. u.s. 19 itself in palm harbor, state road 54 to tampa road, commute. and we have an accident northbound on 275 right around gandy boulevard. looks like it's off to the shoulder. not seeing delays at all. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. now back to gene and gayle. >> okay, thank you. >>> still ahead, the once in a lifetime event you will want to add to your calendar. >>> plus, three movies open

the major concern the water temperatures are fairly warm, but there's a lot of dry air and a lot of windear above the storm system. fortunately it's going to be mainly just a rain event, but that alone could be very much a disaster scenario for parts of western florida if the storm pans out the way it initially looks like it will. here's what's going on across parts of the florida -- the carolina coastline. we do have tropical depression 8. this would be ian if we have it in order of h and then the i storm forming. ian would brush by the kill devil hills, hatteras region of the carolinas. there it is on the corner of your screen. this is hurricane gaston. a major hurricane, category 3 storm that has sat there and weakened. i know it will work out towards the azores before getting there as a tropical storm. a lot of uncertainty at this point, but the vast majority of these storms look like will not be directly impacting land. at least not as a major wind maker. it's the latest here on the weather. we'll have more news with rosemary church coming up soon. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the

those upper 80s, sunday with the humidity higher and possible storms notice temperatures, they stay fairly warmstabbing at a philadelphia bar and restaurant snapped overnight. we've learned that police are now questioning a person of interest in the case. nbc 10 was on the scene earlier at the bleu martini on 2nd street in old city. that's where police tell us a man was stabbed in the neck around closer time at 2:30. medics took the man to the hospital. right now he is in critical condition. we're told that the victim is not an employee of the bar. >>> coming up today at the rio olympics right here on nbc 10 more medical chances for local olympians and olympians with ties to our area. delaware's elena delle donne goes for gold in women's basketball. taylor ellis watson is in the women's 4-by-400 meter relay and vash thigh cunningham is in the long jump. the passing of the olympic flag to the host of the next summer games, tokyo. >>> we will send it back to the "today" show and krystal and i will see you right back here for our 9:00 news. the family favorite. yoplait. well at least he's wearing