look at the wind gusts last hour it gusted to 25. gusted to 22 and east ton and 22 frederick. temperature wise we're in the low 60s but it feels more like the 50s in many spots because of the windchill factor couple of clouds crossing the state but no rain. we stay drive this evening and breezy. clearing skies as we fall through the 50s and well down into the 40s overnight tonight. how about the weekend. do we warm up much. that answer coming up. kelly. >> while a few of those rescued chilean miners are out of the hospital celebrating their new lives as national heros and international celebrities, diane has the latest from chile. >> reporter: the rescued miners are doing remarkably well but they admit some are having a hard time believing they are no longer underground. >> some of them they are just realizing that the 70 days ended. one of them when he woke up he said i have to work. >> miners have already been released must now get used to stardom. there was no hope for a quiet homecoming. a bolivian citizen and now a chilean hero thank his new cup for his hess cue. he had t

but most of the baltimore area are gusting to 23 or less. >> only gusting to 20 in easton. right now temperature wise mid to upper 50s out there. feeling much cooler thanks to the winds. visible satellite beginning the clear out. through the overnight hours it gets chilly but through the day tomorrow nice rebound back into the mid-60s with lots of sunshine. how does that hold up into the second half of the weekend we'll talk about it in a couple more minutes. >>> all right thanks wyatt. baltimore city school ceo dr. andres alonzo says he believes the no vote means teachers need more time to vote on their new contract. one day after teachers votesed no for the deal that would pay them based on performance instead of senority and teaching degrees, dr. alonzo made yet another appeal. many teachers say they need more information and time to digest what it would mean. the teacher contract expires october 28th. today dr. alonzo says that date is next i believe. >> i take yes to this vote as very much about teachers saying what you're asking us to do is so extraordinarily i have t

these are the latest wind gusts. we've had gusts to near 30 miles per hour on the eastern shore. generally had gusts around 20 miles per hour around the metro area but it will increase as we get into the afternoon. championship morning in the mountains of west virginia where there's go color. their temperatures are in the mid-40s. wind coming from a developing deepening area of low pressure near the gulf of maine that is affecting the weather al the way down this far away with some blou blustery winds. rain is heading into the southern shenandoah valley. and for the rest of the afternoon partly sunny small chance of an isolated shower. blustery wind is the big story. we'll have highs reaching the mid-60s. likes it will stay blustery into the weekend. >>> new today upset parents finally got the chance to speak their minds about a controversial test given to some middle school students in the district. last week students at hardy middle school in northwest d.c. took a health survey that contained some questions about sexual knowledge. the school says it sent an opt-out letter home

wind gusts at 25 miles an hour. 20 in la plata. that's wt we'll see throughout the evening and through the day tomorrow. i don't expect winds to get much more than that. as far as the rain is concerned, we're not seeing much at all. most of the rain is now down to our south and back to our west. we can't rule out an isolated shower overnight tonight into early tomorrow. again, i don't think we'll see a lot rain out of that until wednesday. this is what'm talking about. the storm, the big storm is well back to the west. and it will move to the north of the great lakes. we're just going to see the remnants of that as the cold front moves through during the day tuesday night into wednesday. that will give as you good chance of rain on wednesday. maybe a couple of rbles of thunder but the very windy conditions. most of the storm will be back toward the great lakes where they could easily see winds gusting upwards of 60 miles per ur. wait until i'll show you at 5:00 how many people are under some wind advisories. for us this evening, mo

gusting higher a few gusts from hh 35-40-mile-an-hour range.'re feeling very chilly with 39 degrree as we start out the ww won't climmba lot today. it will feel cooler wiih the 15-20-mile-an-hourrwiid gusting higher. 55 degrees for he high which iú cooler, obviouslyy hen seasonable which is in the upper 60s normally. north wind at 10-15 miles ppr hour gusting to 30. back to the west about the same, 54 degrees the high ttere aad can't rule ouu as many showwrs.r breezy with the 10-15-mile-an-hour wind usting to 25. winds die down some, but the showers are still with us, although it won't be as strongú as anything we get today. the showers move out and look at the rest of the week. tuesday a ttansitional day to 70 for the high, not bad. 73 and 70 ffr the satuuday and sunday with plenty of sunshinee3 as we head nto the ravens game let's see wat is happening on the roadwaas. right here is lluren cooke with the traffic edge thank you, >> reporter: thann you, hopefully the ravens can do to the broncos what they did to th3 several accidents trouble in

and those winds gusting to 22 mph around hayward. 31 mph at the airport and gusts up to 25 mph in napaso that will be the trend throughout the afternoon so things kind of blowing around if you don't have them secured. light rain, breeze and mild this morning. the rain picking up throughout the later morning hours with a slight chance of showers tomorrow. here's what's to come. the area of low pressure and the associated cold front continues to sag to the south and east bringing the rain and the winds this afternoon. and some winds may be gusting up to 45 mph above a thousand feet. it's heavy rain right now. the canyon and gustier winds at 60 mph. two-day rainfall totals, 2 to 4 inches in the north bay. an additional inch perhaps the peninsula, a half inch in the south bay. highs today in the upper 50s to the low to mid-60s from fremont to san jose and down by the monterey bay. you too will see the heavier rain by later afternoon. 64 morgan hill. the accu-weather 7-day forecast, a second system and that pushes on through just a few leftover showers tomorrow, the bulk of monday should be

some of those winds could gust over the 30-mile-an-hour mark.ou're thinking you're taking a trip toward philly or new york, 30 to 40 miles an hour. this storm system has gotten so strong, it is bringing 50-mile-an-hour winds toward northern portions new england. for right now, the area low-pressure system. the upper level low that brought us the showers will continue to make its way out to sea. overnight, 49 in the d.c. area. frederick around 43 degrees. martinsburg, around 41. when you add in the wind 15 to 20 miles an hour, you're talking about a winchester of about 35 by tomorrow morning. it will definitely be on the cool side. tonight may be a night topen up thoseindows to get that fall air in there. you may want to close those windows and turn on that heat. high pressures for the day, 64 in frederick. in martinsburg. a lot warmer to the south. fredericksburg, 68 in saint mary's. upper marlboro around 62 degrees. as far as some events tomorrow, here's a good one. the international goal cup races. 73nd running in warrenton tomorrow. all day o

winds will be a factor gusting to 30. and gusts near 30 out of the northwest and with the northwest wind the storm is pulling away and the drier air is moving down and the temperatures are cooling. 63 reagan national. 61 culpeper. manassas is 59. winchester 58. in in the valley 60 luray. oakland, garrett county you go from 900 feet to 3,000 feet and you are down to 52 degrees. clouds this morning with spotty showers. 66 by 9:00. 70 at noon. 72 for the drive home but more sunshine as we go through the afternoon and that's a good thing. weekend looked mix with saturday being the better day. i will have more on that coming up. right now here's angie. >> some issues that carried over from yesterday is how we begin. it's in crystal city, virginia. happy friday. we are looking at route 1 and south ball street. we have all lanes closed in both directions due to high water. the inner loop in virginia going southbound at telegraph road. more problems out there. we have a huge pothole on the right lane and located on the cameron ru

we have been talking about winds gusting to 30 map. wa we are seeing is the rotation around the nor'easter. creating energy diving out at the great lakes. the rain portion is moving to the south, it is casting clouds in to our direction. what we are seeing is a little bit of sunshine and clouds move in to the region periodically. temperatures level out nicely. we see a lot of sun through the weekend. we will be breezy today and tomorrow. tomorrow the baltimore running event going on, we will be dealing with cooler temperatures as that starts. sun sets 6:28. small craft advisory. winds on the bay, gusting up to 30. 66 today. breezy and seasonably cool. chance of showers as as long as the system is to the south. clear and breezy tonight. 42. 65 tomorrow. mostly sunny and breezy. marty will have your five day forecast in a moment. here are the top stories, updates and the news and first warning weather forecast, log on to wjz.com. we'll be rightht,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lowering your blood pressure never tasted to good. watermelon can prevent it

we have had gusts overnight 25, 30-mile an hour gusts. they diminished what but will pick up.re's an old daying that day winds of the daytime wrestle and fight longer and stronger than those of the night. they will be wrestling this afternoon and next three days great for football. winds 10 to 20 from the northwest. stay 10 to 20 tomorrow but more in the way of sunshine. today the clouds will pass through quickly overhead. in fact if you have a flight from an area airport, don't have a big meal this morning keep your seat belts fastened and the tray tables in the upright locked position because the winds will be really coming in. ten to 25-mile an hour gusts. we have some clearing 0 to the west. that's gad news. kids that are waiting for the bus, if you haven't put a jacket on them, make sure you do so. variable cloudiness and winds are sporadic. 15-mile an hour winds sustained but gusts pick up this afternoon. temperatures in the 40s with a few 50s. 51 reagan national. andrews air force base, culpeper, as well. we will see slightly cooler numbers tomorrow morning with the cle

winds gusting to 25 in leesburg. martinsburg northwest at 18. fredericksburg still gusting to 24. so that will be probably the worst part of the day. 63 in town. upper 50 fund-raise hagerstown, winchester 58. luray is 60. 61 in petersburg, west virginia. grant county good morning to you. pax river 66 and cambridge 72. they had good ten or 11 inches of rain at pax river. dew point in the 50s. the wind sustained at 19. that's a good breeze this morning as a deep storm continues to pull away. one more look, a little wider now and notice to the west all is nice and quiet. showers in southern virginia will follow, but we can't rule out rain for a while longer but at least we are saying good-bye to the low pressure. at least for now. the problem we will have as we go through the weekend is upper- level winds get in to what we call a trough and that will be with us. and while that storm pulls away, i want you to watch what is coming out of detroit. as a second piece of energy drops in the northwesterly flow. going up to pennsylvania on saturday, could be showers north central and western

with some gusts up to 30-miles-per-hour.t until llte in the afternoon. >> see what's happening, n the roadways, and she has the traffic. >> good morning. what we do have, some flashing lights because of an accident. it's at wilkins avenue. so far we don't have any major roaadclosures to report. so, we'll continue to keep you up-to-date. as for 95, take a live look, and %-cars there, on both ofa few southbound, and northbound stretch, and 95 is in the green, as well. clip. 55-miles-per-hour. and, 54-miles--er-hour, with an 11 miiute drive, from 95 uu to 83. and a calm ride, eight minutes, and 54-miles-per-hour theeee that's a look at the morning travel vest. >> thank you. 5::2, ow, more votes will be the uiielines would change the way theyyare paid, aad it is3 sttrring up controversy. -p>> his kind of contract, is attraating attention, not just here but across the ccuntry. the teachers would get paid more, but it would be ased on performance. teachers could move up the pay-scale by taking parttin certain activities, like ment

gusts little bit of a gusty wind blowing out of the north but not quite as much of a wind as today and a few clouds in and out of the north but no rain and as we look at the saturday a good-looking fall day as we go to 60 by lunchtime. great weather for all the runners. that's a big running festival downtown. we will talk much more about the forecast and what sunday looks like, a little bit of a turn there. >> the steven community remembering a professor killed in a crash onto turnpike back in august. the university's school of sciences is continuing her passion to save the chesapeake bay. the artificial roof will be dumped into the bay next spring. >> real passion was middle school students, and under served populations and introducing them to science and math. that was always her passion and she would organize events, unfortunately she didn't get to see this one but it's the kind of stuff she did all or life. >> a memorial for her will be held on october 26th at the university. >>> tonight all but two of those rescued miners have been released from the hospital. most of them are said

already gusts to 60 miles an hour at sfo. >>> the u.s. state department issuing a very special alert for all americans traveling to europe. ktvu's alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with the precautions travelers are being advised to adhere to. >> reporter: good morning. this is new, japan is joining the u.s. in issuing this rare travel alert for people going to europe. you can see some of the increased security at the eiffel tower in paris. the alert urges those traveling overseas to avoid obvious targets. keep an eye out for abandoned packages and other suspicious items. the alert also refinds terrors that terrorists have targeted airports, public transportation and other sites. beyond that, there's little information. >> we're not hearing specific information about targets, timings and any rely valuable advice for americans about what to do. >> reporter: this comes after a terror suspect in u.s. custody is warning about a mumbai-style attack like the one two years ago when an organized band of extremists struck an area

our winds will be gusting up to 0 miles per hour for later today so hold onto your hat. -- gusting up to 30 miles per hour for later today. we'll have nice temperatures through the holiday weekend. >> right, it is lull bus day. a lot of people don't remember that. >> winds will be out of the west and northwest later today. -- right, it is columbus day. >> it should be a fabulous afternoon. >> sounds lovely. thank you. >>> let's check the roads with julie wright. >> good morning. we are starting off on a sour note if you are in virginia. southbound i-95 as you work your way down towards lorton, that is where we've had the overnight construction and now authorities are checking for a vehicle fire along the right side of the highway. back in the #:00 hour, authorities were busy checking the span here at the wilson bridge. everything back in place. -- back in the 2:00 hour, authorities were busy checking the span here at the wilson bridge. no signs of any work at the hot lanes zones at tyson's and 66. inbound new york avenue nice and smooth as you travel in from northeast to northwest. th

wind gusts have been pretty stout at times. a peak wind gust in westminster 37. gusted to 24 in glen burnie and 29 in colesborough. on the eastern shore. so fairly windy, not much rain out there at the moment. maryland's most powerful doppler radar perhaps a little bit of drizzle here in southern dorchester county. renegade shower possibly just showing a few drops here in northern cecil county like north and west of elkton, then a stray shower out towards hagerstown but there's not much rain out there at the moment. winds though pervasive at the moment, gusting to 25. the winds pick up tomorrow by the way and stay rather stout through wednesday as a front blows in. temperature-wise, this is very warm stuff. 68 at the beach. 74 in baltimore. you have to get out towards deep creek lake to find temperatures in the 50s. that is unusual for late october. highs today pushing the old record values, 75 at the inner harbor. old record about 78. not too far off the all-time records. your neighborhood tomorrow, hunt valley 72. cloudy day. maybe a few peaks of sunshine and a

we have gusts up to 10-20 miles per hour, a few spots, salisbury 22-mile-an-hour gusts.nter is the reason it will depart as it moves north aad east taking the rain with it. the remnants of nicole will continue to move to the north. -s it does, it's going to stay offfhore. therees one model showing moving it into tte carolinas. it's not going to bbing 8 lot of energy with it, because most oo the energy was stolen behind the nortt coastal loo. for today and bring cooler ir by the weekend. and that means more sunshine for 66 in salisbbry, 58 in 70 degrees for the high.limb to it will be around 15-20-mile-an-hour wind gusting to 30 miles perrhour that we will deal with it tooay. thht will be the other thing -ther than the pounding oo the roadways. 52 degrees for the overnight low. it does become coooer. look at the improvement. more sunshine for the saturday. 60 degrees then. there could be an overnight shower as the front pushesú throuuh. 63 n monday, 67 on thursday, we start to see shower chances but not the hhavy rain. 73 on thursday still ith a chance f a showerr patrrce

we do have gusts out there, up to 20-25 miles per hour, gusts higger eeen 30 miles per hour bbfore it'sis moving off to thh nnrth and east slowly. pressure enter hich was remnants of nicole, whhch was feeding this one. %-bit.ill movv offshore a little it's not quite determined yet whether or not thht was moved inland..3 as high pressure builds in behind it. what that wiil increase the wind for today and bring cooler air for the weekend t ill be drier, %-witt cooler temperatures.ne 66 in salisbury, 58 inn33 hagerstoon and the temperatures -ill climb to 70 degrees for th3 high which s fairly seasonable. a little cooler by a few egrees and gusting to 30 mills per hour. tonight 52 degrees, it will be a flow at 10-15 miles per hour. ú-after today, 70 degrees for te high and clearing skies bb later today. in fact, we should see someú sunshine moving in for later this morning and especially for the afternoon. it will still be windy though, and 68 degrees for tomorrow. a chance for a light shower. the front push through ate saaurday into early sunday but %-that.ecting a wwole ot out of anything

a lot of 20 to 25-mile an hour gusts in the shenandoah valley and off to the south, winds gusting 25nd this will be now the bigger problem for the week. -- for the day, i moon. hopefully we don't lose anymore trees. we had 10 to 15-inch totals in faint mary's county. and with five or so inches around here it is possible that something could give in the soft soil. 68 manassas, 66 gaithersburg. mid-60s martinburgs to winchester. in oakland and garrett county, 48 cloudy chilly degrees. fredericksburg and orange at 70. national is 70. dew anyone the 50s. humidity 53% and the winds are a nice dry cool direction. northwest sustained at 16. looking across the country, pretty quiet. a few showers southwest to the northern plains. it is what is going on in new england. behind it the cool crisp air is filtering in and we will have a nice october-like weekend and we will watch two things quickly. this disturbance coming from the northwest and another low trying to form on the coast but if it works out they cancel each other out so sunday may not be that bad looks like showers will be light rain

a gust to 18 miles an hour.kind of how it's going to go during the day tomorrow. expect that breeze to be around overnight and tomorrow and give you an idea specifically, i think frederick will drop to 42. so combine that with the wind gusting to 30 and it will feel like it's in the 30s, manassas 42, fredericksburg 44 for your low tonight, arlington 46 degrees. for the strict probably about 47, but the breeze will be noticeable for everybody sustained out of the northwest at 10 to 15 but gusting 25 to 30 as the skies clear. it should be sunny to start the day. we will have some clouds pass overnight and maybe a deck of clouds in the afternoon and a sprinkle or 2 here and there as some cooler air and the last little piece of energy comes by. our temperature tomorrow 66 degrees. notice winds are out of the west at 10 to 20 gusting to 30 tomorrow. at 8:00 in the morning, sunny, 49 degrees. by noon we're breezy and 63 and at 5:00 some clouds, maybe a hit or miss sprinkle, 64 degrees, want a bad friday. check out the

wind gusts to 22 at andrews. 28 miles per hour wind gusts in haegers town.'re going to be with -- hagerstown. they're going to be with us tonight and tomorrow. not quite as much of an impact. winds northwest 10-20. occasionally with higher gusts. and then for tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, windy and chilly. 40s and 50s. winds northwest 10-20. and by afternoon, a very nice day. mostly sunny, windy and cool but nice. highs near 65. wins northwest at 10--- winds northwest at 10-20 and gusty. when you have the winds at 10-20, the 65 doesn't feel as warm as it should if it were a tranquil day. redskins forecast, clear, breezy and cool. 58-68. that is the temperature window for the entire game with winds west, northwest at 10-15. so when you're tailgating, a t-shirt will be fine. but if you go to the game, you're going to need a light jacket or sweatshirt because it will fall into the 50s before the game is over. next seven days, 50 tomorrow. sunny. beautiful on sunday. clouds come in monday and monday night. showers late. this is not a big weather maker. showers

east bay hills gusting to 21. relative humidity 17 and the diablo range out of the north gusting to 28 miles an hour with that relative humidity also in the teens at 18 percent also in the teens at 18 percent. this is why we have the red flag warning up until 6:00 a.m. wednesday for the north bay mountains east bay hills and the diablo range. gust to 45 continue relative humidity in the 10 to 20 percent range. we are looking ahead at warm to hot conditions for the next two days.i'll be back with the possibility of some record temperatures coming up. >> okay thanks. >> the fire danger is high throughout northern california. firefighters struggle through gusty wind and thick smoke to fight this grass fire in yuba county tonight. spread to 800 acres. fairly quickly. although it threatened homes none was destroyed. air traffic was briefly suspend ted yuba couldn't airport. >>> on to other news. recently passed california budget includes the authorization to sell 11 buildings owned by california and today they were off

west/northwest winds gusting to 20. they are gusting to 25-30 miles an hour at times. bring along a jacket. it will feel cool out there with clouds and those breezes from the west/northwest. the good news is the forecast from yesterday showing the rain which is now out of here. the focus is off to the west. an upper level disturbance. we have rain in west virginia. a possibility the showers will make it across the mountains today. it will not be a picture perfect afternoon. high pressure out to the west will come in here and deliver brilliant days tomorrow and sunday. here is the forecast. partly sunny and breezy and maybe a shower out there. warmer than yesterday. the winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. be ready for that. if you are headed out tonight, bring a jacket. 48 in town. low to mid 40s. clear skies and certainly -- mid-40s. clear skies and certainly cool. the high temperature on sunday is 70 degrees. a chance for some showers come back into the picture by tuesday afternoon. that is the next chance for rain. highs in the upper 60s. go redskins. back to you. >>>

, they are still blowing between say 15 and 30 miles an hour in term of the gusts.have sustained winds of about 15, but those gusts are what you want to dress for this friday night. here are those showers. we did expect a couple little sprinkles to pop up today. they've been quick hitters and you can see they tend to move more to the southeast. here's our big area of low pressure. that's the nor'easter and it is a little piece of energy still wrapping around this main system that we're watching. they're getting some snow in far upstate new york in the mountains there as well as in vermont and new hampshire. so first measurable snow for some of them. meanwhile quick moving system will pass through our area and high pressure is going to be setting up shop for the next few days. so for tonight just a few clouds and again hit or miss sprinkles are mostly down to our south, those light showers only producing a few hundredths of rain, winds out of the northwest 10 to 20 gusting to 30 as time. sunny skies on our saturday. a gusty wind continues, 65 degrees, but good for th

and winds gusting to 30 miles per hour.t 40 for saturday night but some spots could drive up to the 40s. there could be frost on sunday morning. it's cold air building in across the nation leading to 67 and sunny on sunday afternoon. and in fact, the game by the way up in foxboro for the ravens, they will be dealing with the storm pulling out. but still windy. it should be dry. temperatures about 64 on monday. and mid to upper 6 0á with the ran arriving about the by the middle of next week. now we will get this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites, one of ael a most popular product is coming to verizon wireless, the ipad. they begin selling the wi-fi version of the device at the end of the month and wal-mart and sam's club will sell the ipad today. backing up your digital files online can be a very time consume process. but a media service called my media aims to slash the time. company sends you a hard drive and you back up your files send the drive back and then the company uploads your pictures, movie

some gusts already this morning, around 15 to 20 and even a few 25. there's an old saying that the winds of the daytime wrestle and fight, longer and stronger than those of the night. so when you have the heats and instable in the atmosphere they will kick up. easily 10 to 20. that's sustained winds. a stray shower is possible tonight. i think we won't see much in the way of rain. keep in mind, as i mention a stray shower, most of us will be dry. partly cloudy skies. we remain dry this everyoning and a gorgeous day tomorrow. very autumnal. very pleasant. but still the winds, still northwest, still 10 to 20 miles an hour. in the mid-60s and then upper 60s. the strong area of low pressure. you can see it off the new england coast, wrapping around it, that energy, a little bit with paula going on in cuba. we will have a reinforcing shot of cool air. 46 gaithersburg, manassas 48. easton 50. here's the latest on what was hurricane paula. tropical storm status moving at a snail's pace. dropped a lot of rainfall on tobacco fields of western cuba and not goin

look at the wind gusts over toward the air force base. 31-mile-an-hour wind gusts there. dover, delaware 32 miles an hour. we'll continue to stay rather breezy toughout the evening hours. look at the rain as it makes its way toward us. it goes right around. we may see a couple oflight showers but that's really going to be about it. i don't expect much in the way of rain at all over the next 24 hours. but there is a better chance of rain as we move into the day on friday. so right now we're sitting around that 73-degree mark. 68 degrees at 7:00. an isolated shower this evening. that's going to be about it. 64 degrees by 11:00 tonight. it will be very mild overnight but then a better chance of rain ming into the forecast. i' show you that as a major storm is taking place across the country. coming up in my full forecast. >>> we'll see you in a bit. have you ever seen so many interceptions? the redskins now have the same number of wins this year as the team had all of last year. >> and aren't we happy? and we can all thank deangelo hall. lindsay is live with the festivities

you get those strong offshore gusts. we have seen some gusts of 30 miles per hour plus over some of the mountaintops now still have to watch that closely and as those winds move from the offshore they are sinking, warming and drying out. so fire danger running high. not only that but we have an excessive heat warning inside the san francisco bay. temperatures running in the 80s to near 90 degrees so folks that are sensitive to the heat, the elderly, some of the young, you need to drink plenty of water give some of the older folks a phone call make sure they are doing okay. those numbers are going to be impressive around the bay area. even at the coastline, expecting some 70s and maybe some 80s. you have 88 the forecast high in san francisco. 88 in oakland. 90 san jose. and about 97 degrees one of the hot spots santa rosa. so just when will we cool down? we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you. >>> the giants arrived back home this morning. the mantra, bring on the phillies. they are now heading to the national leag

winds could gust 20 to 30 miles per hour.ll still be breezy saturday with winds gradually diminishing, but a mild day as high pressure settles in. today partly sunny, breezy, a stray shower is possible later on, high of 66 degrees. that is 2 degrees below normal. here's your five day forecast, tomorrow pleasant, still breezy, sunny, 66. sunday, very nice. 70 degrees, mostly sunny skies, same for monday, 66. scattered showers on tuesday. that's a look at what's happening with the weather. we'll have more in a little bit. steve back to you. >>> before we get to julie wright, let's update the traffic construction, metro deanwood metro station we talked about, the good news is everything is cleared out. the deanwood was closed because of a police situation, but everything is now cleared. let's check with julie for the traffic. >>> i think i can piggyback and say it's clear with the wilson bridge, between oxon hill and alexandria. and cleared is that wreck at naler road, all is open inbound to capitol street and the douglas bridge

easily gusts around 40 miles an hour. cooler air will be pulled down as a result of that counter clockwise flow around the low pressure system. today is chilly. we're only in the 50s. tomorrow we'll be warmer but it will be cooler than the average temperatures. we'll talk about how long those conditions stay with us. back inside. >> thank you, tim and bob. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. remember wjz is always on. log on to wjz.com. >>> to carol county neighbors are dead. one killed the other before taking his life. weijia jiang is following this murder investigation. >> reporter: this is a very tight knit neighborhood. everyone knew these two couldn't get along but he never thought their fight would end like this. they're mourning the loss of two men described in murder- suicide. maryland state troopers were called to the 1500 block of pilgrim lane to the home of 48- year-old steven focht. the victim had gunshot wounds. >> reporter: police believe it was gregory martin who pulled the trigger. he followe

gusts of 30 knots. water temperatures mid 70's. future cast shows moisture pulling out this morning. we get sun this afternoon and look way up here in canada at the top of the picture. there snow. the air is cold enough that there will be snow. there will be a disturbance in the great lakes saturday but looks like we will stay dry. but that front is trying to come in and moisture from the south. by sunday into monday we go back into a rain situation. but just scattered showers, not hea heavy. 73 today, 67 saturday and 59 sunday. sunday we begin to cloud up and rain chances sneak in. monday, tuesday and wednesday as well. once we hit the weekend the highs are only around 60 to 65. morning lows in the 40's. so it will feel more like autumn and we get wet weather. now we want to check out the traffic to see how the drizzle is effecting things. sarah caldwell. >> you don't need much to affect things. we have an accident in the area of route 32 and frederick road. west friendship and possible delays. bird river and middle river dealing

wind gusting as high as 13 miles per hour. and that west northwesterly flow is a colder flow for us. checking out the weather maps, we broke up some of the clouds and there will be a partly sunny skies this morning. one more disturbance that can bring us showers this afternoon. there are at least of the rain variety. 65 of the two degree guarantee and upper 50s north and west of the city and into from southern pennsylvania near york. winds gusting 30 miles per hour. rain showers are highlighted because there's snow on the map. let's see what he happening on the roads right now. >> reporter: we had reports of an accident on the outer loop at reisterstown road but it a-- it appears that has been cleared quickly. you see more volume headed on the southbound lanes but really no problems as you approach the capital beltway the northbound looks good heading up towards baltimore city. just a heads up northbound 95 between key highway approaching the fort mchenry toll plaza, that earlier disabled vehicle was leak fuel has been moved o

much higher than they are this evening, we're talking about gusts 30 miles per hour or more.uch more on the wind and your weekend, all coming up. kelly. >> thanks wyatt. investigators are working to figure out what caused a house fire in owings mills. cruz were called at around 4:30 this afternoon, no one was hurt. >>> maryland state police are investigating an apparent murder/suicide in carroll county. they say 48-year-old stephen faulk was shot and killed on pilgrim lane in ginsberg by jeffrey martin who was his former neighborhood. when he came home from work martin shot him several times, then ran to the back yard of his -- former home, rather, where his estranged wife lived. and killed himself. police say this isn't the first time they have heard of the men. >> they responded there for a dispute over mowing grass and then again in 2008, neither case resulted in any criminal prosecution of either of these individuals, but we know that there had been a long-standing dispute between the two. >> the investigation is ongoing. >> well a day after the world watched 33 men safel

wind gusts up to 30 in landover and martinsburg. and malcolm x elementary, 29 miles an hour in the district. yesterday 63 was a high temperature. that was the sixth day in the rope for temperatures below average. -- six the day in a row. the average height today is 71. we will be above that today and to regulate prada next week. here's the satellite and radar composited. clear skies for most of the united states, especially the midsection of the country. if that will push in our direction during the pinwheel on the upper right side of the screen, the counterclockwise rotation, that is the unsettled upper level low. an has been sitting over him since sunday. it's finally getting kicked out and getting a zoellick into the atmosphere. high pressure moving into place for the weekend. clear and crisp tonight with lighter winds and a northwesterly wind at 5-10. temperatures in the the 40's across most of the region. 50 downtown. mostly sunny tomorrow. no total sunshine on friday in the mid-70s. we will stay in the '70s saturday through mo

winds will be gusting out of the north up to 25, 30 miles per hour. it is cool, 52 at reagan national, 50 in ocean city. 48 in hagerstown, 54 winchester. you will need a jacket. it will be cool. it will feel cooler even though temperatures will top out in the mid-60s. possibility of a few stray showers this afternoon and again, i mentioned the wind gusting 30 miles per hour. weekend looks good. i'll have details in a minute sarah. >>> president obama says the military's don't ask don't tell policy will end while he is still in the white house. the justice department is asking for an emergency stay of a ruling that repeals the policy. mr. obama defended the department's action at a town hall meeting with young voters saying the policy needs to end but in an orderly way. >>> a class action lawsuit representing both current and former d.c. firefighters will be filed in district court today. dozens of firefighters are accusing the department of racial discrimination. their lawyers say else been going on for years too. the fire department says it will not

these are the gusts out of the northwest and the north. 32 miles an hour on the wind gusts at pax river they had a foot plus of rain. some areas 15 inches in saint mary's county. upper 50s to low 60s. storm system is pulling a way -- away but the upper level winds will take a dip across the region and stay that way. starting on sunday we will get in to unsettled autumnal weather here. 83 today. the sun is coming back and then mid-60s on sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday with spotty showers here and there. hello, october. >>> 14 minutes away from the 7:00 hour. hope you are off to a great friday right now. 295 looking fine but we are dealing with an issue out on kenilworth avenue going northbound. it is at the 11th street bridge and we are hearing drivers are losing a right lane due to an accident out that way. route 4 as we move to the maps, pennsylvania avenue going northbound where it meets 301 is where we have trees in the roadway. they are taking away a couple of lanes. use caution that way. on the outer loop we are track stacked from 95 to colesville road. watching the tailligh

winds are gusting up to 25 miles an hour at 2600 feet. places like mount hamilton and diablo have seen gusts up to 35 to 45 miles an hour and that is why with we have the higher fire danger. beautiful look to mount sutro and twin peaks. you do see some haze forming but so far our air quality is not anything unhealthy but keep an eye on it. the temperatures we are running from 53 in half moon bay already to 84 in fairfield. most of us in the 70s right now around the monterey bay. santa cruz and monterey at 65. mid upper 70s for gilroy. highlights, warmer than average than afternoon temperatures. it hangs around for three days, a fire and heat danger coming on tuesday and wednesday and sunny and cool, a real crisp fall flavor for the weekend. santa rosa to 93. >> down in the south bay, mid to upper 80s with saratoga, san jose, about 86. low to mid-80s on the peninsula, with redwood city and low to mid-70s along the coast. downtown san francisco and sausalito right near 80 degrees. 70 degree temperatures pretty close to it on the north bay b

winds gusting 30 miles per hour. that's going to affect manyf the big football games later and this evening. many high school games under way today and tonight and into the weekend, too, because the winds will still be a bit blustery tomorrow. right now the windsare not too bad. temperatures around 50 degrees. 51 at national airport. later this afternoon, we'll climb into the mid-60s with winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. a few clouds racing through from time to time might produce a passing shower. overnight don't will be clear, chilly evening. by dawn, just near 40. saturday will be bright and sunny. today, into the mid-60s. wind gusting 30 miles per hour tomorrow. then on sunday we'll have bright sunshine. highs near 70. good weather forhe skins/colts game. monday, back to work and school. might get a shower tuesday or wednesday next week. now let's check on traffic. how is it looking? >> looking good. chopper 4. prubly wrapped up in their long joh johns. everything on the road beaiful so far. capital beltway,

%-they gust to 700degrees.re now. >> reporter: thank you, steve. it's going to be a busy morning. we're dealing with a llt of flooding and fallen trees that continue to shutdown oads across the region..33 big roblems in baltimorr county %-avenue as an alternate. you want toodeal with sinkhole at middle river roaa. you want to take the campus roaú and take that to the maple drive at an alternate. we have a crash at arkton at old york road at 83. as we take a live look at 83, congestion along the northbound at timonium road. it will be back up to the if youure using the west side of liberty road where yyu can see3 quiie a bit of ongestiinnoo the inner and outer loop that will be slow from 795 to security. here is a look at harford road, whereeyou caa see moving alongga little bit better. the roads are going to be slick you do want to use reduced speees and be extra careful as -ou head out. we do have a traffic light that has malfunctiined at parkvvlle at the intersection of rugter's %-and at route 175, yyu want t

the highest gust was in portland, maine, at 48 miles per hour.any of the other locations were between 30 and 45. to get damaging wind and downed trees, most of the wind gusts have to be about 50 or more. it's been on the windy said. and that continues as we go throughout the day today. as the winds crank, temperatures will be chilly, only in the 50s from albany to boston. and that rain should be ending this morning in areas like portland and in bangor. as we go into sunday, the weather pattern will dramatically improve through all of new england. for that 345er9, much of the country is looking at a very, very beautiful saturday, thomas. it's just in new england that we have to watch and wait for the storm to exist. back to you. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> so a fight between cablevision and newscorp are leaving millions of fans in the darks this season. newscorp, off of cablevision at midnight due to a dispute over how much cablevision should pay for fax programming. the blackout means 3 million cable customers can't watch phillies gam

the wind is the culprit further north where the gusts can get up to 50 miles an hour today. it left thousands without power. warnings and advisory's remain in effect for the northeast and new england. >> we appreciate your report. we have seen what mother nature has left behind, but is the worst behind us? here is a first look at the forecast. >> the pamela -- the worst is behind us. it is quiet and dry outside. the skies of clear nicely. look at the rain totals. over 9 inches in annapolis. over 8 inches in baltimore. about 8 inches in hunting town and prince frederick a little over seven and a half. if you can see the storm moving to the north and east, away from the metro area. skies had cleared nicely, potomac highlands and shenandoah valley. forecast calls for the highs in the upper 60's and the law were 70's. mostly sunny skies for most of us. more details and extended outlook for the upcoming weekends and a chance for more rain. >> appreciate it. >>> president about -- barack obama formally announced his right hand and is resigning. chief of staff rahm emanuel is leavi

diablo range gusting to 21. relative humidity 15 percent. in the east bay hills we look at northerly winds gusting to 13 with relative humidity of 24 percent. dry an windy which has prompted red flag warning for the north and east bay hills including the diablo range until 6:00 a.m. wednesday. the north northeast wind gust up to 40 continue and relative humidity is expected to be in the 10 to 20 percent range. record today we are going to see record temperatures in the next two days as the heat continues to build.i'll be back with a lack at the temperatures coming up. dan. >> okay sandy thanks see you in a few minutes. >> other news. police accuse ago san jose teacher of positive lessing several minorities. officers arrested this man 64-year-old jay hanson for sexual assault. they say avenues substitute teacher at frank lip elementary school but also substituted at other schools in the san jose unified school district. police are asking the public to contact them if they have any information about this man or this case. >>> mainly step forwa

again coming over through livermore and san ramon with gusts. he saw twigs on the road and as well as coming over the bridge. an easy drive into and out of the bay. in hercules towards the bay bridge. even over this city camera, we see cameras shaking for time to time. this is only at the 13th story with a building across from the coliseum. a light volume of traffic, but watch the gusts of winds going across the bay bridges. over the city, the construction pucking up through hayward. should be okay. back to you. >>> i went up to the alameda flea market over the weekend. glorious weather across from the east bay. the sun came out and jackets came off. it was awesome. >> a big difference from today. the clouds filling in and cool and breezy and even drizzle this morning. we had a nice mild weekend and it cooled down and the trend for the first half of the week looks chilly and snowy in parts of the sierra. a system there that is tossing snow showers at the highest elevations of the sierra and around the bay, winds from 20 to 30 and morning drizzle

breezy gusts today. mid 60's, mid 60's tomorrow. still gust into saturday and sunday.o next week, we should remain in the 60-degree range, approaching 70 at times. really looking fall-like through the extended forecast. >> crisp, cool weekend. thank you, adam. that does it for "good morning washington" this morning. >> "good morning america" is coming up next. have a great weekend, everybody.

gustier northwesterly wind at 10-20, gusting up to 30. tomorrow will be similar to today with sunshine and temperatures in the '70s. mid 70's for most of us tomorrow. the wind will die down later on tonight. fairly calm wind the next couple days. mostly sunny for the next seven days. hardly any clouds in the sky friday through sunday. clear skies with high temperatures near 80 degrees. a little warmer for the weekend and the early part of next week. the next chance of rain is a 20% or 30% chance by next tuesday. looks like a good weekend. >>> there's trouble on the beltway in montgomery county. looking at connecticut ave. traffic going toward the bottom left of the screen is the outer loop. there's an accident just before the connecticut avenue interchange. two lanes to the right are getting by. let's go to the beltway at colesville road. they are delays at georgia ave. looks good getting past route 1 hundred nine. no delays the rest of the way to the beltway. in northwest d.c. there's still the closure of the intersection of connecticut

many locations wind gusts over to 20 to 2 a miles an hour.ing the afternoon period they pick up. they will lighten up this evening and pick up tomorrow. yesterday's high 61. nice soaking rainfall. so we still have cloud cover varies, some partly cloudy, some mostly cloudy, a chance of a stray shower and tomorrow the winds ping up northwesterly. still 10 to 20 with stronger gusts sunday the better day as the winds lightening. 58 charlottesville. they picked up a half an inch. richmond a half inch. an inch at dulles. bwi just under an inch. the rain well this toning with one section, a disturbance trying to make it in to western many many but a little disturbance to the west and south. south of the fredericksburg area. not much in the way of intensity or amount of rainfall. a tenth of a inch is possible. most us will remain try. we will feel the winds. 86 -- 66 for the high. overnight in the 40s. few spots in the upper 30s. winds are breezy. i will make the 40s feel even cole cooler. winds will start to diminish but not until tomorrow late. her

we will see generally arounn our, 10-20-mile-an-hour gusts. that is from time to time. cooler day. salisbury with all of the cloud cover.úú%-e don't warm it up a t from here.ú we stay in the 50s a whole day lonn. one exception, eastern shore ggtttng up to 56 ddgrees. coooer than aaerage gusting to 25. ú%e showers tay with us, through the day, the centraa part of the state, lookingglike 25 to 30 is going to do it making it feel chilly. as ffr as the rain,,it'ss oing to be no flash-flood watchess no watches or warnings of any kind with regard to flooding thacht is good news. gee degrees forrthe western part of the state. tonight 47 degreee, still showers around but a lesser amounts. a 5-15-mile-an-hour wind gust to tomorrow, 53 degrees, can't rull out ssowers and wednesday as well. sunshiie llter in the day but showers still possible. lookinggnice on friday, saturday ú%d sunday with plenty of ravens return home at m and t stadium. it should be a nice day for the game then. what is happening on the roadways. here is lauren cooke. >> reporter: thank you, steve. the ain will

it's going to be chill letter, 10 to 15, gusting o 30. let's check on the morning commute with lauren cook. good morning, lauren. >> reportee: we're dealing with a crash on 83. it's right as you approach the beltway along the southhound lanes. it happened last night in an involved overturned tractor trailer. actually blocking all buu one laae, so do watch out for that as you make your way to work this morning. as for the beltway,,no problems to eport travelin traveling ro 83. you're looking at an average %-all rrmain clears aa we make r way to theewest side from 795 to 12-minute trip at 55 miles per hour. there's no problems to report.3 and from whitemarsh to 695 you're lookiig at an average trip of 54 miles per hour. that's theetraffic edge. patrice, back to you. >>> thank you, lauren. >>> a baltimore jury is back in court today to decide the fatee3 of three men chargee with killing former city councilman ken harris. ú%gan gillis i gilliland is livt more on the contrrversy evidence the jury is weighing. good morningg megan. >> reporter:

gusting to 24 at leesburg. 23 at national. breezy afternoon out of the northwest and this time of the year that is a cool, cool breeze for us. temperatures right now are in the 50s to low 60s. national's winds are gusting to 24 out of the northwest. what we are looking at nationally, we have an area of low pressure in the southwest and one in the northeast. this one actually could bring severe weather to parts of arizona but in between the two storms, hardly anything is going on. once we shake this guy and you will notice not much is moving quickly. once we shake this we will be in good weather the next few days. heavier showers ontario, coming to ohio and west virginia. with the upper storm sitting there we still have a threat as we go to tonight and tomorrow for more showers especially northern suburbs. down south we have the sunshine. low pressure near new york at the surface, but the upper low is back here. this will retate to the east an the northeast. so that tomorrow stopping this at 1:00 in the morning. you will notice