you can see flashflood watches for the potential several inches of rain. look at the forecast animation, across nevada and california, identity isolated shots of two to six inches of rain around san diego and las vegas and that's caution flooded roadways. not getting any rain from norbert here in the bay area. overnight lows, mid-fiveness along the coast. low 60s inland, highs around the bay area, couple degrees cooler tomorrow thanks to the high cloud cover. 78, san jose, peninsula, 73, menlo park, 70, san mateo, pacifica, 63, with the fog. 64, sunset district, north, we'll see 75, petaluma. 82, calistoga. 78, napa. 70 oakland tomorrow. 72 san leandro. inland, no 90s on the board tomorrow. 84, pittsburg, 85 pleasant ton. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a brief warmup on tuesday and then warm air next week, mid-90s inland and 70s along the coast. >> thank you. >> shu, how about them niners. >> i tell you what, off to a great start today in dallas, putting up 21 on the cowboys in the first quarter, running only four offensive plays. first time since 199

u can see flashflood watches for the potential several inches of rain.k at the forecast animation, across nevada and california, identity isolated ots of two to six inches of rain around san diego d las vegas and that's caution flooded roadways. not getting any rain om norbert here in the bay area. overnight low mid-fiveness along the coast. low 60s inlan highs around the bay area, couple degrees cooler tomorrow thanks tothe high cloud cover. 78, san jose, peninsula, 73, menlo park, 70, san mateo, pacifica, 63, with the fog. 64, sunset district, north, we'll see 75, petaluma. 82, calistoga. 78, napa. 70 oakland tomorrow. 72 san lndro. inland, no 90sn the board tomorrow. 84, pittsburg, 85 pleasant ton. e accuweather seven-day forecast, a brief warmup on tuesday and then warm air next week, mid-90s inld and 70s along the coast. >> thank you. >> shu, how about them niners. >> i tell you what, off to a great start today in dallas, putting up 21 on the cowboys in the first quarter, running only four offensive plays. fit time since 1995 theyput up 21 in the fi

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a flashflood wash was issued but has been cancelled. slide is believed to be due to drought conditions that left mt. shasta's grace shers exposed to the sun's heat. >> the chance of rain is increasing with how much we may get, drew? >> some great news there portions of northern california could see anywhere from one to three inches of rain. here locally, not as much, but the chance is great that wednesday night, into thursday, many will see showers. live doppler 7hd is dry right now. veil of cloud cover is holding thick. san francisco, 67. morgan hill, 76. half moon bay, 64. quite a different picture. san jose, not a cloud in the sky. sunshine to the south, temperatures in the 70s across much of the bay area, 73, santa rosa. fairfield, 79. 73, concord. ly mover, 72. the emeryville cam shows the transition between the clouds and the inland. cloudy mild night on the way, sunnier skies will prevail for the evening, and then showers mid-week. our satellite imagery, we'll show you the storm we're tracking. we're in between two systems. we ha

. >> a pass earning captured this flashflooding, check it out, in nevada. part of the interstate just got washed away. arizona, at least two people died when flood waters swept away their vehicles. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis shows you some of the areas that are hardest hit. >>> flood waters overwelmed highways in nevada, trapping cars, and trucks, and washing away whole chunks of busy interstate 15, just outside las vegas. >> we're not going anywhere any time soon. >> drivers were stranded for hours. >> people are away from their families, and don't have any control over the situation. but, i think, being patient is the best way to hands it will. >> interstate 15 the artery to get from las vegas to salt lake city, 40 miles of it, are shutdown, and highway patrol expects it will be days before it is cleared. parts of nevada got 4 inches over several hours. water rushed through the parking garage of this vaguest resort. >> in phoenix, arizona, monday was the most rainy day in history. as the remnants of hurricane norbert flooded streets, and homes.

near the popular resort cab owe san lucas, winds sweeped reached 25 mild her pour, more rainfalls, flashfloods and mudslides are also big, big concerns right now. it is 5:03. and, traffic and weather together on 39's, i'm sure eye ' warning that hurricane out there. >> absolutely. >> what's going on there? >> certainly across the western us we've had very, very active hurricane season. part of the reason it is so rare for major storm like that to strike lands, because when things develop in the eastern pacific, so often, just go right out to sea. if you don't get hit by them, they don't post as much after concern. don't make as much news. we've seen very interesting and rare events take place on that coast. back here in our coast, man, it is quiet. this is banner day for me, first time on skydeck wearing a coat since probably this past spring. it has been a long time since it has been quite this cool. high pressure, clear sky, will allow those temperatures to drop off very readily. take a look. into the 30's right now, my friends, in mount pocono. 54 degrees at philadelphia international. cool

widespread flashfloods and power outages led arizona's governor to declare state of emergency. the national weather service is warning residents to prepare for more of hurricane norbert's aftermath through tonight. susan macinnis, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 5:13. want to get our traffic and weather together. kick things with kate. >> i so often, these systems, tropical systems susan mentioned, norbert off the baja california, very much weakening storm system. but it has got so much moisture, and that's the problem. let's go right on out. show you actually nationwide map here on storm scan3, couple of features that we want to point out. first and for most, lots of rain, still dousing portions of the four corner region, then you have cold front, that actually has brought in some snow on its back edge, up in canada, that will be our next cold front by the way. but no snow. no snow. here is the latest storm, the one actually going to mess with the forecast for today. you can see that at the moment, not too much to speak of. we've got basically just the edge of the cloud cover, st

severe storms have prompted flashflood warnings. >>> the highway patrol par toll said it is a wondere was hurt when there was a crash. investigators say the driver of the truck drifted into another vehicle and slammed into the center divide. the truck was carrying barrels of a concrete mixture. some cars slammed into the barrels. the truck driver was shaken up. >> it was shock, it was my first car accident. the potential of this turning from a traffic story to a tragedy story of injury, disability and death is just a matter of luck. >> at least eight cars were damaged. the chp says only two were hurt with minor injuries, the concrete mixture spilled on the freeway. both directions of the freeway was backed up for hours. >>> 2 million-acres have been point pointed in a new release. the desert energy plan located where renewable energy plants can be built. the plan was years in the making and involves input from state and energy wildlife agencies. >>> a warning for pet owners after a discovery in a well- known dog park. >> we talked to a dog owner who found suspicious looking meatballs

flood advise riz, flashflood neglect tucson area now, and up towards nevada and california.y good news, southern california needs the rainfall, and they're getting that moisture because of this system. looking at the forecast radar, arizona, you're going to dry out but the potential for heavy rain exists really for the next 48 hours for the four corners so we're going to continue to monitor it. for phoenix, arizona, today you'll see the potential for rain, improving conditions and it's going to be hot through thursday and friday. john, back to you. >> i'll have to check in with my sister in necessary a. thank you. >> you got it. >> an ohio judge went on trial today, facing a variety of charges, among them, prosecutors say she forged documents to make it impossible for them to appeal her decision. is it possible for her to get a fair trial? we'll discuss it next. if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take

so in the enough to cause flashflooding, not enough to cause you any kind of major headaches, but wille very likely enough to perhaps delay some outdoor plans. what we are looking at here, not your attempt tour. it is actually your dew point, but i tell you the air temperatures close to the values, in other words, it is steamy outside. just so muggy, and you have to sort of factor that into your hairstyle of choice here on day like there is just one of those days that the hair may not cooperate if you're not in climate control. so, out in philadelphia, today, we get some sun. it will be hot, team i a -- steamy. hottest spot in the urban corridor, we expect to make good run at 90s, mid 80s the expectation around the rest of the regions. >> developing right now, us air strikes over the weekend helped to break up isis strong hold in a northern iraqi town. but as cbs news correspondent michael bert tells you, some lawmakers now calling for more well defined strategy, against the millitant group. >> the us president dollars on wits mission with isis militants in iraq launching more air stri

and heavy rains hit parched ground, causing flashflooding. >> hailing, storming, wind blowing, up to 70-mile-an-hour winds. >> reporter: they're preparing for more of the same here in arizona, where the remnants of hurricane odile is heading next. they're only just recovering from last week's flash flooding. in and around los angeles, the problem is unseasonably high temperatures. a heat wave is overloading electricity supplies, as millions crank up their air conditioners. >> holy moly. >> reporter: and where there's heat, there's fires. the wildfire season is now well under way, with 15 big blazes burning through the drought-ridden landscape. >> the back of the house was already on fire by the time we were leaving. this whole tree and stuff was on fire. our tree was on fire. yeah, it's crazy. >> reporter: in the town of weed, more than 100 homes were destroyed. nearly 100 more damaged by the fast-moving fire. >> this is my second son's bedroom. that was his bed. >> reporter: with high temperatures and historic drought and warm winds fanning the flames, the extreme weather will likel

the rain is light enough that there is no threat of flashfloods. >>> here's carol. >> yes, ukee, helloave blue skies, look how just gorgeous it looks, with the buildings silhouette against the sky. no leaves at this point in the picture at all. so, we -- but you'll find some leaves, if you go out this weekend. so, you'll be enjoying that. the board walk still, very dark, from all of that rain yesterday. the sun will help eliminate some of the darkness there, and people will get out, enjoy the drying outboards. the leave change is coming, it is not here yet in our area. you have to go pretty far to the north to find that. it is pretty much anywhere from low to no change right now. and that rain that we got in the cooler temperatures overnight, that's going to increase the rate of change. so i think fall is definitely on the way, and it felt like it around here yesterday. didn't it? today, gorgeous. beautiful temperatures overnight, too. really comfortable. 58 degrees, out at the airport, in philadelphia. and we are on our way to 77 degrees, this afternoon. future weather, i didn't even

rain light enough, no threat of flashfloods, in northern california. >>> 6:43, traffic and weather together on the 3's. looking at much better day today. certainly didn't look like this at the shore yesterday. now, we've got sunshine, just about to start, beautiful day, could be even beach day. but remember, moderate risk of rip current. because even with the storm system, very far away from us, still has enough power to churn up the ocean little bit. storm scan3, showing, where that is, and we're going to be watching for it to pull farther and farther away, blue skies for the rest of us, and we keep the blue skies all day, clear skies at night, wonderful. 56 degrees in philadelphia, right now, allentown, keep slipping back and forth between 49 and 50. candles maybe the way it is going. 52 degrees, in trenton, 54 wilmington, 53 up in the poconos at this point. we have our pollen today, low, and it will stay low, throughout the next couple every days, which is great news. and the predominant pollen, would be ragweed or chenopod. we have temperatures today, great, 77 degrees, sunshine, tonigh