we expect to have ourselves this frontal bondry drop through the area and maybe produce storms into theernoon. our two degree guaranteed high cooler than yesterday. at about 77 and turning much cooler for the the rest of the week. that forecast ahead but right now here kim brown with traffic. >> reporter: we have building volume on both the southbound lanes of the harrisburg expressway and 95. expect to find it a little sluggish in spots approaching the beltway. but we have some debris on the roadway report on outer loop lanes at wilkins avenue. a crash lingering in the route 1 southbound at 195. and we will check the beltway in a few moments. jamie, back to you. >> all right, 6:46. and for the first time many can remember the word were uttered during a political debate. come on, man. may not go down with read my lips or why am i here or you are no jfk but it was part of the tv debate between o'malley and ehrlich. linda so has more on what they say. good morning, linda. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's no secret the two don't care for each other personally. so when they took the st

sun comes up at 7:12 and down at 6:34 and sun this morning will follow it up by cloud with a frontal bondry trying to erase away some of the warm temperatures. but 69 and 59 this morning with 62 the south richmond and 62 in roanoke. we have got our safes frontal boundary. see the shareup of showers and storms to the south. this is the conveyor belt. it is going to lift a little bit to the north. there's a wave of low pressure in the nation heartland as this spins up showers and storms across the mid-section of the nation. and the frontal boundary hum pumps in more heat fueling the storms today but by the time they form, it should lift north and that's the reason there's a severe weather ris ink southern and central pennsylvania. possibility of large hail and damaging winds and the upper level winds could carry that across maryland. officially as they head towards the evening. it's the focus for today. storms to the northwest that may reach us by dark or afterwards. temperatures again yesterday, widespread upper 80s to near 90 in memphis a lot of heat to be had and fuel into the storm system

it doesn't look that exciting but there will be a frontal bondry and we get the push of cooler temperatures and spot below normal for the rest of the week. today, enjoy it. most of the day mostly sunny. building up clouds in the afternoon. and we should stay dry at least for the daylight hours 84. by this evening we build in the chance of showers and thunderstorms and watching anything that could be severe to our northwest. the slight ris that can build in to carroll baltimore, harford county, temperatures down to 64 by daybreak. tomorrow, we just -- the transition day to 76 and scattered showers left over. cool air builds in by wednesday at 68 and we drop to 62 on thursday and chance of more showers as a chilly northeast wind will hold us below normal. lows in the 40s and highs about 64 on friday and saturday. kim. >> reporter: traffic is moving very smoothly all around the area. fortunately, all lanes are open on hay harrisburg expressway. we are at warren road. you see a steady stream of volume but no major delays or any problems at this time to let you know about. as we look at the maps

but that old frontal bondry.low prsh your across tennessee. and that will actually work its way off towards the east and really encounter some of the cool air from the north also wrapping on the backside. this developing storm will actually ride on top of us throughout the day tomorrow and generate a lot of wind as it pulls out on wednesday. so here's the deal. that's our issue as we head in through thursday with a much cooler setup and wet weather. not going to be an all out flooding rain event. we could have rain problems with heavy stuff through new england. as far as we are concerned, we are expecting this to be our main issue but want to take you down to the south and don't want to leave out hurricane paula who is work its way just off the shoreline of cozumel and cancun and on to the western tip of cuba. the rain tensioning off towards florida but we are watching the hurricane paula with winds of 100 miles per hour a category 2 storm that will decrease and roll over cuba. it follows the cuban shorelines her

the frontal bondry trying to slide through new york and pennsylvania, and now trying to push its waymaryland uniting showers with maryland's most powerful doppler radar. highlighting a band of rain from south of essex and dundalk and clipping middle river and heading through ferndale and glen bernie getting in on the action. that's one band. we have some scoterring -- skirting across the pa line. north of bel air hickory and towards cecil county will get wet weather and a break in the action than and he -- and then build it back with up scattered storms this afternoon. 36 from baltimore to easton. 57 in york, pa or 77 again. look out for the chance of scattered storms erupting this afternoon. now for the traffic, here's kim. >> reporter: thanks. yes, drivers are going to be take it easy on the northeast side of the beltway. no accidents at this time. we have reports of some fire activity in rosedale on roscoe boulevard on essex community college campus and water mains breaks in the area. and another ruptured water main on harford road has that closed between joppa and northwind. so t

but one more mild day and the -- as the frontal bondry and transition mode is underway. 50s across western pa. big storms last night. what's with the jets and the night football games? we had that at the start of the season with ravens and yesterday they had a delay with some nasty storms that dumped hail across new york city. still a lot of energy on the bondry from trenton new jersey and philadelphia. and toward the north a flare-up of a big storm overnight clipping baltimore, harford and cecil county. we will continue to watch that zone and shift its way to the south i want to shift to the south. tropics here. now hurricane paul this got named at five yesterday evening. and quickly jumping the hurricane status. but it's small storm and it's going to be close to cancun. and somewhere across the western tip of cuba over the next five days. no immediate impact to the united states. let's take it back home. we have our safes mostly cloudy day. 77, the two degree guaranteed high. morning showers and afternoon thunderstorm possible and we bring in the cooler air. tonight shifting back to 49 d

and we are watching again a frontal bondry to our north and most of the energy will be be slipping to the south. that flare-up of showers heading on into the poconos a hint of what's up there. and not a lot of energy. most of the energy with this system will be locked up in pa and new england. but as this goes in our direction there's chance we may build up showers and storms. frontal boundary you can almost clearly see it draped here at this line of cloud. wrapping in towards the area low on in through the southern sections of missouri at least southwestern missouri. this system once it rides eastbound once it taps into cold air will spin up and almost get stuck here for a while. we have a developing chilly storm that will slowly build through the mid at lanic and -- mid-atlantic and drag down cooler air. and build in the chance of some moderate rainfall and a good wind generator as we head into the end of the week. and by the weekend, we should clear everything out. forecast models trying to lock onto this. there's few different solutions here. but i wanted to give you the idea ther

our frontal bondry has stalled out across the southern portions of virginia and that high pressure that is responsible for pushing in this cool air mass is actually going to slide off the coast allow this to make a return and this is connected to a larger storm that doesn't look all that impressive but perhaps you can see the spin work through the smoky mountains of tennessee. that area of low pressure those helped to push it down to go back up to the north. but it will catch up to the cold air not only in place right now, but wrapping on the backside of the storm with another cool front. that is going to help this storm develop and it's going to be a big wind generator especially when it gets cranking off the coast on friday. until then weeks pull in moisture and it develops rain which doesn't look that impressive on the radar and we will show you more in a moment. down to the south, we have been watching a small but a very potent hurricane here hitting resort region of the yucatan peninsula in mexico. cancun and cozumel getting clpped by hurricane paula with winds of 100 miles per hou

major storm across the midwest but we will watch this frontal bondry and that may help to ignite withmore. mostly sunny and dry today. two degree guaranteed high 84. within 5 of the record but probably not going to reach the mark. a thunderstorm especially north of baltimore and bottoming out at 64 and we transition back to near normal tomorrow but warm at 76. the rest of the forecast at 9 on good morning, america. now kim. >> thanks. >>> we have lighter than normal volume around area because of the holiday today and for the most part traffic is running very well around all the major roadways as we check the beltway for the last time on the west side at liberty road. hardly any delays no problems around 69583 and the 95 core doming coming in without issues. one accident but aside from that traffic is look good. stay with us, because we have good morning, maryland coming back at 9 a.m.

and while we may turn partly sunny for sometime, frontal bondry has all day to push through maryland.ave showers erupt -- erupt in the afternoon. above normal with the two degree guaranteed high of 77. finally cleared out. shift the wind overnight. and we will drop into the upper 40s. tomorrow, should start off sunny but late clouds arriving as we go for a high about 65. below normal and staying there. plans for a wet day on thursday. rain and holding in the low 60s. we stay in the low to mid-60s bye but dry out nicely over the weekend. kim has traffic. >> reporter: well, heads up in tawnytown at interception of krause mill road and route 194 has been reopened. the earlier crash activity has been moved off to the shoulder. southbound 895 not look so good. we have a disabled vehicle blocking all lanes in the southbound tunnel. so right now traffic is being held expect significant delays. this is the way you normally go, looking at the maps, we have a couple minor incidents on the inner loop at loch raven a disabled vehicle off to the left shoalt shoulder. north bound 83 at mount carmel