tomorrow morning, temperatures statewide are above the freezing mark. you shop for tomorrow morning. starts to move in. 40's to the low range of the 50's. some of that could be having through the wednesday night time frame. it should wrap up thursday morning and then quite weather coming forward with temperatures continuing to go in the 40's to the 50's through thursday afternoon. cooler air starts to drain in, but not overly cold. partial sunshine, and a quieter weather pattern as we had our way through the weekend. let's head to "grow it green ray: welcome to today's "grow it grgreen." i'm joined by jeremy from unh cooperative extension. we are talking about the importance of soil testing. why the fall? jeremy: fall is a great time. one, it doesn't take as long to get your results back because not as many people are the fall and it will have time to react by the time spring rolls around so you don't have to wait the full season. ray: what is the best way to go about testing the soil and getting that sample? jeremy: you need three things. you need a go

temperatures below the freezing mark for many. you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. live look outside. it's lovely so a great night for sky-gazing, super moon. locally we'll see plenty of clouds and rain showers monday into tuesday, which will certainly affect what we will see if you look at the bottom of the screen. you'll see your local neighborhood forecast. i'll step off-screen for a moment because my remote control is stuck so sometimes you get this going nonetheless. as we keep this moving here, notice the conditions for the weather headlines include temperatures below the freezing mark and a freeze warning that's been issued by the national weather service. we're tracking warmer but sunny and milder conditions, with winds going to be predominantly westerly. we have a coastal low i'm tracking that will bring us much-needed rain, we are at a rainfall deficit. five inches below year to date. that's going to be some much needed rain in the forecast. freeze warning has been issued. starting on sunday at 1:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m. so keep it in mind it's going to be

everywhere else and when you combine the temperature and the wind we have wind chills down around the freezing marke for to it feel like it's around freezing this morning. 37 degrees by 7 o'clock. 40 degrees by 10 o'clock. and by noon, 44. your high today a few degrees better than yesterday at 48 degrees but it will still be windy. not quite as blustery as yesterday. we no longer have a wind advisory but you're still looking at gusts in the 20's and 30's. you'll be hunching your shoulders if you're not dressed appropriately. 42 degrees by 6 o'clock. winds will die down later and then we get a little bit better heading toward thanksgiving temperature-wise. although there is the chance of some precipitation karen rogers i'll go over that coming up. >> dave, come on inside. let's check the roads right now. >>> starting to get a little busy on frost this is northbound traffic slow here at creek road and that's because up ahead on 42 northbound at 295 there's an accident they just pushed off to the shoulder so it's causing an extra slow go on 42 northbound. live on the ben franklin bridge, that's your w

most of the suburbs are around or below the freezing mark this morning.clouds will get into the picture around midday or so. we'll start out sunny and introduce the clouds south to north. by 6:00 p.m. everybody will be under the clouds pretty much and there will be showers coming into south jersey and delaware and trying to make a run at philadelphia. in all likelihood it will be later in the evening before we get wet in the city and the northern suburbs could stay dry after you're in bed. south jersey and delaware will be wet later tonight. temperatures increase as well. 36 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 47 by 5:00 a.m., noon, 55. by 3:00 p.m., 62. back to the mid 50s by 5:00 p.m. with the again, the rain coming up from the south later this evening. high temperatures this afternoon across the region not much of a difference, clouds moving in. 61 in allentown. 62 in philadelphia. 60 in cape mayment not much of a -- really not much of a range. >>> overnight tonight we'll see the showers pop in by tomorrow morning's rush hour when we're on the air showing this to you

some of the lower valleys dipping near the freezing mark. we are looking at dense fog with an advisory through 9:00 a.m., and more rainfall this afternoon. more details in your forecast, coming up. erin: all right, kevin. health officials in san francisco are now telling anyone who has leftovers from a community thanksgiving meal to throw them out. sean: officials believe three people died and more than a dozen others got sick after eating food from the church-sponsored dinner, but it is not clear which menu item is responsible. diners included residents of assisted living facilities and homeless people. and investigators say some of those who got sick ate leftovers without attending the actual event. erin: investigators think an electrical problem may be to blame for a fire that killed a but this morning, six people, including teachers and the director of the dorm, have been detained for questioning as investigators look into possible negligence. the victims include 11 children. another 22 people were hurt in last night's blaze. some of the

they may not survive on the drop to the freezing mark tonight. icy spots are possible. northwest of i-95. higher terrain, and bridges and over passes freeze quicker. keep that in mind. here's your planner for tomorrow. starting out near 40 degrees at 7 a.m. 2 p.m. closing in on 50 degrees for most of us. how much rain is on the way. we need more than we're going to get. 10th of an inch to a an inch tends to look to be the best case scenario. more snow to northern new england ski resorts. travel weather for tomorrow. cloudy through the great lakes and the midwest. unsettled weather in the northeast. stormiest spot in the pacific northwest. shouldn't be travel troubles. here's a look at the 7 on 7 forecast. breezy on sunday as well. wet weather returns for the middle of next week. >> anchor: they're thousands of miles from home. dedicated soldiers on the front lines of defense spending thanksgiving in iraq and else where. >> anchor: and today they're coming together to celebrate with staple dishes of the season. >> reporter: inside this tiny kitchen on a remote base far fr

temperatures early this morning at or below the freezing mark. slick spots out there, especially untreated surfaces, secondary roads, bridges, overpasses. not much additional precipitation in central and southern areas, besides a few flurries. little if any additional accumulation. up north, you could see a few inches from the white mountains through coos county. the wind remains today, tonight, over 25 mph, adding extra bite. the best day looks to be the busy travel day on wednesday. it does not always work out that conveniently. big showers possible later this week, with a couple of weeks systems heading toward us, with a little light rain or light snow. you see the clouds trying to clear in central and southern areas. we will still see occasional flurries. any clouds that survive the trip over the western or northern terrain. up in the north country, snow bare minimum. a be an additional inch or two later tonight and tomorrow before this winds down. a lot of accumulation done for central and southern areas. locally, upward of two to four inche

everywhere else, above the freezing mark. we'll take a look at the shopping outlook for friday and the weekend lady in a few minutes. david and lisa? >> eric, thank you. >>> a look at the roads. this is the south expressway, looking good, better than last night but you will want a full tank of gas and patience on most roads if you are driving to your destination tonight. time saver traffic map ands that pretty much red everywhere. but just because it's in the red, it doesn't mean you are actually stopped. at mass dot, crews are ready to go anywhere fast if there is a problem. ken mcleod is live along the pike in framingham with the latest on the commute. ken? >> reporter: david, we drove out of at 2:30 this afternoon in the pre-thanksgiving rush hour that was already well underway. as you can see behind me, it's touch and go in framingham and it was up and down for most of the afternoon. as you mentioned earlier, david, plenty of folks are gassing up for what they expect to be a long, long haul. a sluggish snake of thanksgivi

this is all you need to see, temperatures at or below the freezing mark. and vorhees, a little better by two degrees, 34 degrees. so two degrees above the freezing marks, right now conditions are mild, but we do have that are blustery, and i'll have when we can expect some more rain showers. >> also tonight, new pictures of the charred cell phone charger that seriously burned a south jersey college student. that student is out of the hospital today but still recovering from third-degree burns. >> for a busy college student always on the go, a portable phone charger is an easy cell, a quick burst of juice, but for a rowan student. >> alex was in the student center when he saw a classmate screaming and reaching toward his pocket. >> the portable charger exploded in his pocket. and his happened was super black because the tried pulling it ou. >> reporter: it's the latest lithium explosion, similar fires happening to the samsung note 7 phones. lithium batteries and phones can discharge and come bust. the consumeer product safety commission says that some batte

take a look at our temperatures right now, we are sitting at the freezing mark, and below the freezing mark in some spots of for richland county to lexington this morning. currently 29 degrees. you can see 32 out towards wayne counties. inland and shoulder locations getting hit without chilly hair. good morning lake county, you are the warm spot at a dry weather pattern is and faced roger saturday as our high-pressure continues to b uild. you can see from our radar we are not picking up any moisture, and it is due to good old- fashioned high-pressure that continues to move across the ohio valley, and even for the central plains. we are cloud free, just a slight disturbance off to the south, that is not headed our way anytime soon. let's plan out your saturday, we have sunrise of 8:04. if you are off -- off to an early morning start i want you to have that light coat handy. we will see the gradual warm up as the winds coming out of the south about 10-5 miles per hour. you can see by 5 o'clock, that is when we hit our peak of our daytime highs we will be back in the lower 60s. still unse

tom: light rain and temperatures around the freezing mark made some roads ice rink this is morning. jennifer: and things were slow to improve especially north of type parts of 93 through franconia notch were closed. and a crash killed a 67-year-old man. suzanne roantree is live with more on that. reporter: the trouble began at about 7:30 this morning. that's when a rain storm came through as the temperatures were below freezing. >> our rush hour up here actually, and we had vehicles off the road everywhere. icy. >> froze quickly, took everybody by surprise. all of the roads in the area turned just to a sheet of ice. reporter: between 7:30 and 10:30 this morning emergency crews responded to more than 30 calls on route 93 in both directions, between twan cone yeah notch and stewartstown. >> we had somewhere between 150 to 200 cars stopped on the interstate way. reporter: one accident on 93 involved a school bus and tractor trailer. >> there were a few injured in that case, fire and e.m.s. showed up and those vehicles ultimately slid into the tractor trailer unit that was off troad. re

at the freezing mark worcester. freezing mark in new bedford. outer cape, though, mid 40's this morning. you can see there is a little bit of cloudiness that has come cape. high pressure overhead will provide a good amount of sunshine. sun not up until 7:18. by 9:00 a.m., upper 40's. lunchtime temperatures only in the upper 40's today. 57 is an average high this time of year. we're looking for 52 in boston. may sneak into the mid 50's in a few spots. at least we're dry. we'll talk about our chances for olessa: a check "baseball tonight" pike so far quiet this morning. second day of open technology. we'll see how that commute goes on later on. let's goat the maps and check the rest of your ride. clearing just about gone here, construction. 93 by route 24 clearing. north of town new york city problems now. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. emily: olessa, thank you accused of making an unusual move. randy: witnesses say the driver initially stopped but then left. >> this all happened here on marshall avenue. you can see the yellow

so below that freezing mark. we did have reports this morning for wayne county so cool air is in place, and it's just a pretty quiet radar here, tranquil weather across northern ohio. all you're seeing is just a little bit of ground clutter. so metro park, just be outside today because possibly dealing with a lot of sun glare, so i do want you to have the sunglasses handy, but you're not going to be able to really lose that coat until about 3:00, to about the 4:00 hour it's due to this what i like to call stubborn high pressure that is really not going to budge here. it tries to make its way out of the area by tuesday, but it rebuilds itself, so we're going to go on about a five-day stretch of just dry conditions. if you're headed out and about, we're still seeing chilly temperatures around the 10:00 hour. we're headed to the lower 50s to that indians celebration at noon in public square, we should upper 50s to the lower 60s. the peak really starts to happen around 5:00, 63 degrees. college football day in columb

the temperature stayed around the freezing mark. kevin: temperatures are going to continue to navigate above the freezing mark. wind through the day with temperatures should continue to dry out left over moisture left over on the roads. the exception will be white mountains, great north woods. around this, some light snow still treading into western parts of the state. we will likely have some lighter snow showers through the day, but accumulation besides a scattered dusting is pretty much over. temperatures continue to improve slowly this morning. highs mainly in the 30's. as you get above the freezing mark and have the wind continuing to drive things out, this will help area roadways. the breeze stays up tonight and tomorrow. fair ses looks to be the travel day on >> announcer: it's "live with kelly." today in the series from the affair, laura tierney. and katie brown shows us the perfect table for your thanksgiving feast. post greenfield. he is the cohost for today. and now, here are kelly ripa and max greenfield!

below the freezing mark. we have the cold air in place, and the freezing rain out there. the rain is way back here towards cleveland. the question is, will it get here in time. well, the national weather service issued this a freezing rain advisory. see this. and the other thing about freezing rain, it is difficult to see. so if the ground is wet tomorrow morning in the area. be careful, it could be wet or icy. you will not know. from 4:00 to 10:00. once we are pest 10:00 it will be warming up and all rain. tonight's concern, no rain in the forecast. then we have round number one and round number two coming in. the next few dayserize gray.

we're right at the freezing mark and here comes the clowct. at least with this particular however, we cannot rule it out completely, so the concern is still there, that if you get any precipitation, drizzle or maybe even a flurry, it could freeze on the roadways or on the driveways and it could cause some spotty mixed problems for tomorrow morning. then into the afternoon, i think we're dry until we hit 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., then we start to see some light drizzle and maybe some light showers work into the picture. so snowfall forecast map is really not all that significant. maybe some spotty mix, may the morning. but we're in for highs to top out in the low to even mid-40s tomorrow afternoon before the wet weather turns on and sort of stays on, on again, off again all weekend long. wettest day ahead of us looks to be saturday, and temperatures staying cool until a bit of a boost for the middle of next week. but we're also in for more wet weather. see you at 6:00. >>> thanks, bree. >>> turkey is the top priority as families get ready for tomorrow

many neighborhoods in the las vegas valley will be dropping to that freezing mark, 32 degrees. some neighborhoods below. again, freezing conditions tonight. tomorrow's high only 54. so you are going to want to bundle up and we're not done. we've got overnight lows in the 30s for the rest of the workweek. highs in the 50s. more gusty winds friday and saturday. highs finally getting back up to at least 60 degree mark for sunday and monday. >> kyndell: thank you. time now for >> michelle: so today you may have heard this. people talking about giving tuesday. this is something that we've seen over the last couple years pick up. after the long holiday weekend of craziness and people out shopping and fighting each other for the deals giving tuesday is a day where we're urged to give back, volunteer, make donations. you can do so at a local or national or even international charity. the one day charitable giving promotion launched in 2012. since most charities generate a vast majority of contributions at end of the year, giving tuesday has opened the door to a more organized effort on

that is the freezing mark. hour by hour starting at 11:30 a.m. we will start to pick up a couple of clouds. a frontal boundary, it's a massive one. i think we'll see light clouds and everything starting to mix up. notice one or two sprinkles. high pressure again in control. it doesn't look like until tuesday or wednesday of next week we start to see potential for showers. rainfall deficit year to date is over 5 inches. if you look at the bottom you will see your local neighborhood forecast. do not forget to download the nbc 10 app. here is your ten day. a windy friday will be the weather maker. notice lots of sunshine on sunday. the temperatures overnight saturday into sunday very cold. warmer on sunday into monday. we see 60s on tuesday. tuesday into wednesday i think we will get rain showers. there is a low pressure system that could bring us showers. of course we need that. thursday mix of stun and clouds. upper 50s and 60s by thursday and friday. follow on nbc philadelphia. back to you. >>> philadelphia eagles are back at home to take on the

concern is the temperatures, because you can see as you get outside of 495, we're running near the freezing mark, jaffrey, worcester, 35, orange 36. out that way, there could be some slippery spots. keep that in mind. closer to the coastline, we're 40 in boston, mid 40's on the cape this morning. not a lot on radar, fortunately. just some patches of drizzle, some showers across southern new hampshire. otherwise, a lot of cloud cover in will be drizzle. these temperatures starting in the 30's to 40 degrees come up. by noontime, mid 40's. that's where we stay in the afternoon. from time to time today, we'll see periodic showers, some drizzle, so kind of a damp day ahead. keep that in mind. let's get you out to the roads and see how we're looking. kevin in for olessa. reporter: thank you very much. light side. we think that's going to be the case throughout the morning commute. wet roadways here and there. shouldn't be too much of a problem. higher elevations could be slippery west of 495. we'll go to the maps. would you believe, yeah, you would. black friday shoppers causing slowing in the wrentha

temperatures herer freezing mark. you can see not an issue in boston where it's 38 degrees right now, but we have had a bit of light freezing rain move through, and another batch of rain out in the western part of the state, that we're going to watch this morning, so both today and tomorrow, painted in red, impact weather days, and look at the temperatures this afternoon, we're climbing up into the 50s, but it's going to take all day to get there, and we'll hit our high temperatures this evening, and rain picks up around lunchtime, and it will be heavy at times, and we're going to do it >> thank you, just about 6:26, olessa is back with your morning eyepoppers. olessa: so we're going to start with a birthday that very few get to start with today. it's emma's 117th birthday. people think that she is the oldest person in the world, she was born in italy. she credits her longevity to protein rich food, and in fact, she's been eating three eggs a day for nearly 100 years. that's the secret. >> right there. >> there you go.

but with there wind blowing wind chills are making it feel down around the freezing mark.o through the day 44 degrees by noon. by 3 o'clock a high of 48 degrees still kind of blustery with winds at times getting up into the 30's at least a couple gusts that high. by 6 o'clock back down to 42 degrees. matt. >> you got it. good guess. thank you david. >>> we have new video here showing a suspected drunk driver continuing to drink following a hit-and-run crash in florida. investigators say travis miller stole a jeep from that a cvs parking lot crashed then walked away from the scene in hollywood yesterday morning. witnesses followed miller to a nearby convenience store where they say he bought another alcoholic beverage and proceeded -- well, you see it right there, proceeded to drink it. >> father grabbed him and put him on the ground. he was holding him on the ground. that's when i was kind of in fear of something happening to my father so i ran over to help out. >> a group of people held miller until police arrived and took him into custody. >> it is now 5:53. facebook's n

and what with the wind and those cool temperatures we have wind chills down around the freezing marka little below it in a lot of spots so bundle up again this morning. and this afternoon it's still rather chilly. 40 degrees by 10 o'clock. 44 by noon. we'll see a high of 48 today a little better than yesterday but we'll still have blustery winds getting up into the 30's at times and you'll still want to keep that jacket handy. 42 degrees is the high at 6 o'clock. we are looking at a slight improvement temperature-wise as we head toward thanksgiving. there could be a little issue in the northern suburbs in the predawn hours. i'll have details on that. karen rogers you got flashing lights out there. >> all right, issues on the road as we look live right here this is 309 in lower gwynedd township northbound right near norristown the exit for springhouse. we have an accident, police have arrived on the scene which is a good thing because it's right around this curve and i've been watch something people coming around the curve and then stopping like this guy kind of realizing there's poli

i showed you temperatures at the freezing mark. and that trend will continue so when you wake you up tomorrow morning and check in with shiri spear this is what you will be waking up to. wind too much through the day. staying in the teens some some locations and only getting into the 20s. actual overnight temperatures back below freezing in the 20s with a lot of clouds out there. come tomorrow struggling to get out of the 30s. very cold day headed our way. we will watch this area of low pressure begin to pull away. we will see breezy conditions on tuesday. the chances of snow will begin to diminish we'll be talking about a nice day for tracking another system that could bring a wintry mix before some rain. then it looks to stay unsettled as we head into then it looks to stay unsettled as we head into the the whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. ju

temperatures continuing to slide back near or below the freezing mark. temperatures overnight could set up re-freezing in a few areas after midnight. from there, scattered rain showers tomorrow. if you rain showers are a possibility into saturday. pretty good breeze sunday into monday, and that will be with sunshine. notice the warming trend beginning and middle of next week. clues you in, the last 50 years, what the winter is going to be like. we are still 4 degrees above normal. erin: kevin, thank you. let's check our top stories. here's ray brewer. ray: the death of a wentworth man has been ruled a homicide. the ag's office in concord is leading the investigation. police say they were called to the home just before 2:00 yesterday morning. todd downing severely injured. he would die later at the hospital. an autopsy determined he died from blunt force trauma. two people have been questioned but were released. no arrests have been made. erin: firefighters rescued two people from a burning apartment in manchester last night. investigators say the fire was

heading down 34 degrees in philadelphia and the at the freezing mark in wilmington.o for the lemon run tomorrow morning benefiting alex's lemonade stand it is going to be chilly. we'll have nice sunshine but 39 degrees for the start of the race at around 8 o'clock but even after this chilly start, temperatures are going to rebound pretty dramatically as we head into tomorrow afternoon em we'll talk about that all important game time temperature for the birds game in your full forecast coming up in just a few. >> lauren thank you. we'll see you soon. >>> new tonight philadelphia police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in olney. it happened during a traffic stop at fourth and lindley around 6 o'clock. an officer chased a man who jumped out of the car. police say the suspect pointed a gun at the officer and that officer shot the suspect. he was taken to einstein medical center by police and is currently in critical condition. a second suspect in the car was taken into custody and police are still looking for a third suspect in this case. >>> a standoff mea

you see the temperatures are running very close to the freezing mark. nashua 30 degrees. bedford 30 degrees. orange 30 degrees. town as well. the moisture is still way off to the west. we're seeing that rain falling around greenfield, freezing on contact around amherst, orange, up toward brattleboro, vermont. so just use caution out this way. you can see everything is very light initially, but it doesn't take much to create a glaze and make things slippery. there is heavier rain back through pennsylvania. we're going to watch this come in closer to lunchtime. it's associated with a storm system that is heading up into canada and pulling up some very warm so you can see it's already in the 50's to our south. and that's where we're headed. here are your high temperatures. this will happen late in the day as we climb up to between 50 and 55. 40's across southern new hampshire. let me step you through the day. very light precipitation this morning. most of it focused out through central parts of the state, southern new hampshire. we get closer to lunchtime, here comes some hea

by early tomorrow morning, it's going to feel like the upper 20s and certainly below the freezing mark, so a very cold start to your sunday morning. some will see low 60s. your weather headlines include a freezing sunday morning and then warming up. we have a chance to see the super moon tomorrow at 98%. i advise checking for that super moon tomorrow night. live look outside. it is dry and quiet. upper 30s for west mount airy and jersey seeing lots of 30s and 40s. keep in mind we have a chilly night tonight but the good news is sunday will be a warmer and sunnier day. i have to get to hour by hour forecast. and it will be approaching by monday into monday night and tuesday. it will bring us lots of rain. we do need that rain so keep that in mind. late monday into early tuesday morning for the commute. keep in mind that we are in a rainfall deficit, so we do need that rain and we will welcome it. we could see localized flooding and ponding as well. we see the clouds developing early monday and into tuesday. and tuesday i think we will also see lots of rain, especially for the first half

two degrees above the freezing mark. green valley 39, summerlin 36, 32 is the freezing mark. we're going to see these temperatures drop a couple more degrees before sunrise this morning. winds light, not going to be an issue for us. we're looking at a lot of a few high thin clouds will start working in later in the day so mainly sunny skies. the afternoon high six below normal. we're only going to top out at 54 today. winds will be light. chilly again tonight but i don't think we're going to see freezing temperatures. 37 will be our low. our seven-day forecast temperatures tomorrow 56 for the high. breezy conditions return friday. that's going to knock temperatures down sunday sunny and 60. look at next week. we have another storm system coming in and we're talking a high of 49. >> dana: all right. one person has died after an accident as they were setting up for a cirque de soleil show in san francisco. this happened at at&t park where the giants play. an equipment operator was killed during the setup for this show. he was struck by a lift. cancelled of course. cirque de sol

in allentown and reading, around the freezing mark. 35 in millville, cold as well. 41 in cape may. satellite and radar showing a lack of cloud cover you'll need the shades on they highways and by ways. up in the lehigh valley, 58 is the high, lots of sun, a cool day ahead. winds not too bad today. down the shore sunny and chilly, 56. again, winds not all that bad. in philadelphia, lots of sun, winds 8 to 1 miles per hour, not all that strong, but a chilly afternoon. overnight tonight, we dropped to 41 in philadelphia a lot of suburbs in the 30s. as you get up early and held to the polls tomorrow morning you're dealing with the 40s as the polls open and the suburbs in the 30s, as we move through election day morning it will warm up in a hurry. we'll winds up 67 degrees. high pressure in control, and southerly flow ahead of the front. there's showers ahead of thefrot of us. if you're going out to work, temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s not bad weather to vote tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 58 degrees sunny and cool not much winds. tomorrow, a nice electio

daytime high of 88 new record to temperatures is that it are barely going to make it above the freezing mark and here's a picture from our four season cap anabel they are open today so is breckenridge and so is people have the lowest value at the cheapest one they're all get a be heading to the mound this week and myself included stuff you have to go out there make sure we had out there early you're going to want to get out before six in the morning if you don't want to get stuck in traffic is good check out this is it with the gabled spot the front so this is yesterday temperatures as we wrote there yesterday and entered a look at all this cold air plunging in the nation online to oklahoma temperatures in albuquerque about 30 degrees from where they were yesterday and here we said 27 degrees of the mile high were certainly behind the cold front door so far behind it that all the snow is now an eastern are crossing over the mississippi river now and high pressure is firmly in control and we are back to such i decide to sell are up in the teens mounds were the single digits are able to blow s

for the commute tomorrow, just cloudy skies and temperatures around the freezing mark. when most of the showers or snow will occur. most of that will be north of highway 30. the highs will be around 36-38 degrees.>> snow is so magical to me. to think that the snowflakes are also different and they are coming down from the sky. i think it is one of those neat things that happens.>> it is my all-time favorite thing. we are in the same boat. >> everybody else's mad at us.>> we may ve . stick around. >> have a great weekend thank you for joining us on live at five. the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. >> o'donnell: a race against the flames. >> go, go, go, go! >> o'donnell: wildfi

staying above the freezing mark so no icing concerns there. other wise just a pretty gray looking friday forecast. a couple of showers. we'll see drizzle, cloudy skies. some better news for the week end. we'll take a look at that coming up in a few minutes, katie. >> look forward to eric. >>> right now a caravan of cars lining up as eager shoppers and hundreds are at the premium outlets tonight to save big on black friday deals. wbz's giovanni is there live where doors are opening in less than an hour, right nick. >> right, katie and this actually just felt like the daytona 500. you had hundreds of cars lined up outside the entrance, revving the engines waiting to be waved on in. the only thing missing was the pace car. >> th >> anticipation is mounting for midnight madness in massachusetts. the official beginning of black friday in the big state. >> everybody does it. it's like thanksgiving you have to be thankful for everything you have and then go get more. >> reporter: cars flooded in two by two. once they were waved into the renton villag

we're seeing windchills dropping into the low to mid-30s but everyone feeling above that freezing mark, which is just fine. so your day planner for your saturday evening. by 7:00, an hour from now,?? 42 degrees. we'll stay in the upper 30s with a light southwest wind and a few clouds by 10:00. and by morning 33 degrees here in milwaukee. it'll be in the upper 20s inland once again with widespread frost. how warm will it get tomorrow and when the next chance of rain moves in, coming up in a >> thanks, brian. >>> more local news now, a young father and his 9-year-old daughter are dead after being hit by an alleged drunk driver. they were just blocks from home when it happened. ricky mitchell has the heart-breaking story from caledonia. >> police say the crash killed kevin daly and his 9-year-old daughter emily. his 6-year-old daughter survived. >> the tragedy is just right now and says he didn't know until today why police had the entrance to his neighborhood blocked lasted night. >> unfortunately these tragedies that pull our communities together, but we do need to come together at a ti

our breeze lights and up, and with that, we look for overnight lows close to the freezing mark in many places. a pretty good stretch, 35, 45. , across the area tomorrow morning starts out cold, and we stay cooler throughout the day. high-pressure, high temperatures topping out in the low 60's, so compared to today when a lot of cooler tomorrow. keep the jacket handy. election day, plenty of sunshine, a few more clouds building in as we go through the afternoon and evening, but you will notice the chance for showers move through late during the night and a few stick around into wednesday. but most of this rain breaks down before moving in. i really do not think we will get the rain that we could really use at this point. worked a planner for tomorrow, starting off morning rush in the 40's. some of us in the 30's. few places, you might want to give the car a little time to warm up. grab the sunglasses. looking at sunny skies all day long. cool at lunchtime, tons of sunshine, not too breezy, so you might get away with eating outside. mixer you have the jacket ready to go in for the ride h

most areas are not going to dip below the freezing mark. there could be patchy frost in the nature coast and a few areas east of i-75 and hillsboro where the temperatures drop a bit more. zephyrhills down to 32. 35 in thonotosassa. 51 safety harbor. the inland spots are really cooling off. everyone is going to be warming up here. going to need the jackets and sweaters. starting off in the 40s. it is going to be chilly out there. there is a good chance they are going to want to get rid of those in the afternoon. they want to bring those back home today. 70 degrees coming up this afternoon. lining i said, the coats and sweaters you need this morning you will not through the afternoon. looking great with a whole lot of sunshine in the mix. >>> busy travel week. areas you want to watch are ports of in new england same winter weather up there as well. looking ahead to tomorrow, we've got another system moving into the great lakes. that will be bringing rain chances to parts of the mid south there and parts of southeast texas. also watching for a

down to 33 not far above the freezing mark in millville. that may drop below freezing for a short period this morning. down in cape may, 43 degrees. the winds are not much of a factor we're only at 67 miles per hour in philadelphia. as we get past the bulk of the day, the breezes is come up and add to the chilly feel. if you're getting an exercise run in, put on extra gear. 37 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 46 degrees. we'll be in the 50s by this afternoon, 3:00 p.m., 52. that's the high, it's pretty cool, by 6:00 p.m., back down to 43. again, a little bit breezy and cool today. nydia and gray we'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. there is much-need need rain often the way next week. i'll have details on that with future tracker 6. >> happening today, the roads and skies will be bustling with activity as people return home from the long thanksgiving holiday. aaa estimated that 49 million americans traveled for the holiday this year. more than 89% of travers are expected to drive to their destination and four mill

many neighborhoods at that freezing mark. temperatures still can drop a little more within the next hour. by noon today it's going to be cool. 52, 54 at 3:00 is our high today. we're going to talk about what the temperatures are like in your neighborhood right now in 10 minutes. >> kim: this is what they are we have parking information and how much you potentially will be charged headed your way this morning. michelle covering the story for us. say it isn't so. they are starting to charge for parking now on the strip. what is this world coming to? >> michelle: i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news but yes this is true. future? could we see no more free parking eventually on all of the strip properties? we don't know but two of the major companies that own most of the buildings on the las vegas strip have decided they are going to start charging for parking. yesterday cesar's made that announcement. eight property also start charging for valet parking first that. is $8 to $18. 2017 people will start paying for here is the goo

temperatures warming above the freezing mark. dry for the afternoon. mostly dry conditions until after sun set. you get that football game in or that walk around the block with the family. here comes the light showers and drizzle in the picture for us thursday evening into the overnight hours. temperatures don't look like tomorrow night. here's my forecast map. as i mentioned before we can't rule it out completely that some areas see a quick wintry mix that could count for slick spots a coating to an inch. the berkshires the higher terrain. thanksgiving forecast into the low to mid 40s for most of us in the afternoon. if you're flying anywhere tomorrow i think spot you'll check ahead for in the pacific northwest. an unsettled weekend ahead of us. it stays on again and off again. rain showers, drizzle, snow for northern new england as we make it all the way into sunday. not a lot of rain on the way for us. you need to bold the type there that we're talking wet rather than white. how much rain is on the way best case scenario. and 32 days from christmas.

right around the freezing mark for overton and 17 degrees overnight for mount charleston. highs tomorrow will be cool as well waking up to chilly temperatures, in the 30s. mid-40s by sure. winds will be fairly light and high temperatures maxing out at 54 degrees, below normal for this time of year but those temperatures will eventually perk right back up. may take a little while after the next storm is set to bring us breezy weather friday and saturday. but we've got 60s on the map for you as we roll into sunday and then another storm. we just keep getting back to back to back to back. we'll make it easy for you. layer up tomorrow. you will probably be in a t-shirt by sunday. >> i love you said help out the homeless organizations. i drive by down here and we see the problem. it's nice to help out this time of year, especially. thanks. >>> we'll talk about something. the ice budget challenge, it started a worldwide phenomenon. >>> i'm dana wagner. here's what's buzzing today. sometimes you just have to learn when to shut up. this guy in kentucky during a bail hearing arguin

you can see stafford under the freezing mark this morning. rockville, good morning to you. oakwood, herndon, coming in under the freezing mark right no at least we don't have much wind to deal with. 42 at reagan national. 5:00, anyone out there later, watch the temperatures as a change. a good look and a great feeling day, by early november with standards of to a high today of 67 degrees. mid 60's by 4:00, 5:00. dropping into the 50's once the their way into the area, bringing rain in early tomorrow morning. 5:00 a.m., showers are moving in. showers should start moving out of the area tomorrow morning by 8 a.m. the roads should not be impacted in a big way. 67 today, high only 49 degrees. on saturda beltway if you are traveling northbound towards 295. stalled vehicle, tying up with delays towards fort washington. a 14 minute commute right now. montgomery county, southbound 29 we have a stalled vehicle high note -- tying up the right side after you cast your vote for president, cast your vote for the capital bobblehead. yes, they host the sharks tonight at the verizon center

we managed to zip is to the freezing mark briefly in philadelphia and a lot of spots below freezing. a lot of places in the 20s around sunrise. we're beginning to bounce back, 50 degrees in philadelphia and elsewhere around the immediate region up to new york city and central park and the mall in washington, d.c. and richmond virginia and charleston, west virginia. everybody enjoying similar parents in terms of the temperature. winds 8 miles per hour that's a gentle breeze not adding much to the cool feel. here's where numbers will go, we'll go for a high of 56. we expect to be in the 40s by 6:00 p.m. him at some point we'll bottom out this evening, 46 is the forecast low. it's possible that the temperatures starts to inch its way back up by midnight. so eagles fans tonight looking at a temperature around 46 to 48 degrees with light wind. notice, how 2:00 a.m. we are up to 50 and early tomorrow morning when you get up we're in the 50s and head into the mid 60s tomorrow. the trade off, guys, is rain we'll get that tomorrow morning, it will be off and on through the day tomorrow and an

some of us already diving down to the freezing mark. 35 mohican state park, westlake at 44. dry high pressure dominating feature delivering on beautiful fall weather. it's going to help bring in some milder temperatures as well. we're waiting on a cold front and that will bring some rain opportunities late tuesday into wet. late tuesday and early wednesday. we will get west especially east . it does move west into cleveland even northern summit but most of the rainfall on the east side. we push towards later in the down wednesday and then you're completely cleared out. it does not impact temperatures much. temperatures will rebound nicely, 60s vi the forecast thursday and friday. the rainfall not too impressive. for your early-morning bus riders, no jackets needed for the rain but you do need it for the cold. 20s and 30s to start. make sure there's room in the backpack for it because they upper 50s to enjoy. the circle rain 60% bigger and 30% brighter. it comes closer to the earth around 6:23. it will set at 7:00 so will be a brief period to show you. showing sides of this f

some of our northern suburbs will get down to about the freezing mark, though, so if you do happen to sprinkle up in, say, northern bucks, montgomery county, the lehigh valley, berks, places like that, it could freeze up on road surfaces. i think the chances of you seeing anything are pretty small but if it happens and you're driving around you see something that looks wet slow it down. here is that overnight precipitation. most of it snow and mixed precip up in the poconos, though. it would be an issue if you're going up there. then on thursday in the morning, cloudy skies to start out for the parade. looks like by the end of the parade at noon there could be some sprinkles and showers moving in and certainly possible during the walk back to the dar or the rain to so keep an umbrella handy down at the parade in all likelihood. we'll update you tomorrow morning and then the rest of the day into the evening it's light real spotty showers. for the parade itself temps in the low 40's at the start, upper 40's at the end and the winds will be light so these balloon guys will fly. your excl

but most areas are above the freezing mark. the reason, we've got clouds moving in. to the west there are some showers and a spin here associated with an area of low pressure developing along this front. that's going to slow the front down and focus a lot of the moisture to our south. i'm not expecting a lot of wet weather. through the morning commute, i think we're dry inside of southern new hampshire, western massachusetts could see showers. a lot of these fall apart during the lunch hour. during the evening t showers will fill back in. so have an umbrella today, especially for the afternoon. highs mid 50s worcester, close to 60 in boston. we could sneak into the lower 60s in the cape. we've got wet weather on the way, olessa. good morning. >> the roads are dry and they that is the northbound side and traffic is getting by without any problems. let's check the rest of your ride. into boston, so far issue-free. construction wrapping up on 93 by route 24. road work gone by great plain avenue and highland avenue. no issues along the pike. you're in good shape on route

as we look at temperatures around the region, frederick, you're down to the freezing mark, wow. could there be upper 20's 35 for dulles, 36 for martinsburg, dc is at 46. clearly we're going to have a chilly start at the bus stop tomorrow with throw 30's. to about 42 in the warmer spots. after school, nice and mildly. 60 to 68 as high pressure is going to rule the weather tomorrow. it's only one more day we get the mild afternoon and showers that are going to begin to approach. i hope i can show you that in a moment. high temperatures important. winchester, 70 for martinsburg, 68 here in the district. now, the showers come in wednesday and i think they will be around early. we may see the clouds 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, the showers may follow shortly after that. so here's what we've got for you futurecast. few clouds increasing tomorrow evening before the polls close, as we get into wednesday, overnight, we've got showers starting to show up at 3:00 in the morning, by time we get to rush hour, 7:00, 8:00, good solid line of needed, running up and down the i95 corridor. mostly o

the freezing mark on the nose in wilmington. 24 degrees in millville. 29 in dover. cape may not reporting this hour, but they were in the mid 40s the will a hour and probably still there. winds are light, you don't have to worry about any big time windchills. lots of sun by 7:00 a.m. 34 degrees it will be cold for the morning run. 10:00 a.m., 42 degrees with possible clouds filling in. noon, 50. 3:00 p.m., more clouds, 56 degrees before we fall back to 51 by 6:00 p.m. with more clouds building in and overnight tonight we're in the mid 40s, not as cold tomorrow morning as this morning. but there will be rain around. karen we have two rainy days ahead starting tomorrow. >> reporter: nothing better than a rainy commute. at least we're dry today. this is i-95 at cottman, southbound traffic heading toward center city. no delays just yet. if you're about to head out, you're good. the roads are clear and dry, no big accidents, blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 in good shape. we have the eagles playing at the linc you'll see lots of congestion in south philadelphia. w

even places like taunton, bedford and norwood, all around the freezing mark and there could be some frost right along the immediate she line and the cape. the temperature may still be above freezing. tomorrow looks like a nice late fall day without too much wind. a good deal of sunshine. after the chilly start the temperatures will bounce back to at least 50 to 55 degrees. you saw some of that rain around new york city. that's because of this area of low pres. east. not a big problem for us. there is a clearing that comes in. the next notable change for us is going to be this cold front. it's going to be coming through here right around noon time on friday. so it means ahead of it, it won't be that cold at all. it should be in the 50s on friday but once that front comes through, a few hours later, towards sunset, all friday night, colder, blustery air will come in on gusty northwesterly winds that means the weekend will get off to a cold and windy but will be cold, with probably the entire area below the freezing mark. here are a couple of spots of light rain that could be around for an h

as we get in closer to las vegas, this area won't freezing mark. it will be right around the mid-30s overnight. so still very cold temperatures. you will still want to bring a jacket in the morning and maybe double up on the socks as well. today, not too much to talk about. we had a few breezes in the morning. calming down by the afternoon. overall, fairly nice weather. we're tracking the next system that's going to bring us strongest winds later on in the week. this is it. here's how it will play out. you can see the trough moving same kind of pacific storm. you can see it bringing widespread showers across portions of northern california and also northern nevada. we'll stay fairly dry. it will be just a wind event for us. overnight tonight, cold and for the most part fairly calm. clear skies. temperatures dropping down in the mid-30s overnight tonight. regionally we'll be at 32 for overton. 20s for indian springs and pahrump. highs tomorrow won't be impressive. in the 50s for 52 for boulder city. low 50s for sandy valley and mid-50s for pahrump.

temperatures hovering your the freezing mark. it could be a little icy in spots. temperatures come up into the we'll watch the system get out of here. still lingering rain around. could be a few flurries in the morning and improvement finally. sun is back on monday but we have to wait until then. you may be wondering this winter, how much snow are we going to get. antoinette: we sat down with judah: and he -- the director of seasonal forecasting at atmospheric and environmental research in lexington. by studying the snow cover inside. he estimates we will see 75 inches of snow in boston this season. about 30 inches above normal. cohen says climate change could be a factor. >> the warm climate makes more moisture available and we get these snow blitzes across siberia and that is where we get antoinette: he says we can also see outbreaks of severe cold snaps like when we set that record low with nine below zero in boston on valentine's day. antoinette: let's hope f ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ?