near 90 degrees but the turn is interaction with mountainous terrain as it moves over sex of cuba, hispaniola. trough in the upper atmosphere all playing apart. for tomorrow still plenty of moisture around so we'll keep the rain chance above 40%. 30% for friday favoring southern areas. same for saturday and sunday. 30% and 40%. mostly afternoon and evening hours as the temperatures staying warm as well. any great hope nor dewpoint change, lower humidity not so good at this point. maybe some folks way up north affects from the cold front but it is stirring up the rain activity. >>> the 2016 heart walk is around the corner. they want to raise $100,000 but we need your help. they are matching the first $50,000 we raise so every dollar you donate counts as $2. go to wfla.com/heart walk for all of the details or if you want to, join stacie's team. >> >> a creepy halloween decoration is pulled from the shelves. >> why one mother was so upset about this. >>> storm team 8 always tracking the tropics, always on d >>> vo: we asked women in pinellas county to describe congressman david jolly in one word

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the imminent threat across jamaica, cuba, and hispaniola. on alert, across the bahamas and florida, for the east coast, we're just watching here. there's so much uncertainty and so many players that will dictate where it goes. ai impacts. so it's something to update you on and is too far out to say where it's going to ahead. in the short term, it's cool outside. areas north and west of the city enjoy the sun out there today. now clouds spreading across all of the area, and there's plenty of stormy weather to track as we head into friday, saturday, and sunday. so the clouds return tonight. it will be breezy out of the northeast. it will be cool in the upper as we look toward tomorrow, the rain lifts out. tomorrow morning, we'll have cloudy skies. i do think there will be showers breaking out across the south coast, the cape and islands tomorrow morning. as we head into the afternoon and evening, more showers are lifting northward. areas of heavy rain most likely friday night and clout the day on saturday. we'll be in and out of the rainfall c

we have this feature, a wave on top of hispaniola not much going there. we have this area just off of africa, 70 perts challenge of developing the next few days as it pushes west but then looks like it will head north. plenty of time to watc 87 st. pete for the high. 91 tampa. with mostly sunny skies. again that stray shower or thunderstorm south. then the rain chances come back. we're still in the wet season so we're not going to lock in anything dry indefinitely any time soon. 30% coverage friday. for the weekend 40% to 50%. afternoon thunderstorms, good bet to see those, most of the early part of the day staying dry with temperatures where they should be for early september. >>> let's check traffic on a tuesday. >> it's wednesday. that wet weather, we got all the rain that caused flooding and seeing a sinkhole in crystal river, u.s. 19 shutting down the southbound lanes at snug harbor road. apparently fhp says that they are using their -- they are sharing one of the northbound lanes to get around this. you can also use 6th avenue that goes around this.

it's going to cross in the caribbean, south of puerto rico, south of hispaniola. this is a five-day forecast. we're looking at saturday morning still in the central caribbean. obviously it bears watching etch we're keeping a close eye on it. we'll let you know what happens had long-term. in our eight-day forecast, you'll notice us is changes, 40% 40% wednesday. that's when a cold front gets into florida. it's going to allow north of i-4 for dryer air to sneak in, so rain chances to go down 20%. >>> the tampa bay heart walk is coming right up. and we need your help. we're trying to raise for the american heart association. heart disease and stroke effects so many families. this is i didn't walk every year. that's my dad, norm. he is a heart attack, stroke, and heart bypass survivor. my sister carey is a heart attack and heart bypass survivor. kia has agreed to match the first $50,000 that we raise. 2. the heart walk is november 12th at may monday-- raymond james stadium. >>> bucs fans were excited two weeks ago after starting with a road win. >> now after two losse

right here harmlessly floating in the caribbean sea, but as you notice, here is hispaniola, and here is puerto rico. here is what's going to happen. he is going to slide this way tomorrow, then begin to turn toward the north. i'm thinking that the bahamas are right in matthew's way by next tuesday into wednesday. and then we will see what matthew does after that. could come close to the u.s. east coast. some models take him that way out to sea, which want him to go. i will say that three times fast. here is wooster. cloudy skies. a live look now. football field, a lot of folks are going to encounter a few raindrops for their evening high school football games. but notice the main band of rain here shifting northward now. it is out of canton. it's almost out of akron. cleveland, you still have some rain showers but they are lightening up. lake geauga, trumbull, ashtabula county, you are going over the next couple of hours but elsewhere it is just an isolated shower chance. we will show you canton. watch it drying out. there you go, dry. stark county. here is medina. dry now in me dana

there's a system here, just off to the north of hispaniola that's no chance of development but, spaghetti models are bringing it right across in our area. what that means for our forecast over the next seven days, coming >>> welcome back, the time 6:10. >>> major authorities are looking at major damage in two places hit by hurricane hermine. >> but those looking for a payout from fema are awaiting a rude awakening. >> reporter: a trip to karen's home shows nothing but water. >> i would say by my barn, up to my knees. >> reporter: her home has at >> it smells awful. >> reporter: she and homeowners like her feel they have nowhere left to turn. >> people are just to the point where we don't know what to do anymore. >> reporter: some people are hoping the federal emergency management agency or fema will help those without insurance rebuild. they'll be touring the damage this week but pasco county says don't expect a big payout. >> i want to set the expectation for everyone in this community that fema is not going to be coming out handing out, you things like that. those days are over. >> repo

maybe even over towards hispaniola as we go through the weekend. you look different computer models very tightly clustered in the beginning. but once it makes that turn, that's when you start to see big variations in the computer models. that's really the big key moment with this, where it makes that turn. because as it turns earlier it keeps it further away from the coastline. if it turns later it's actually coastline. so we're now getting that very good information from the plane. going to plugging this into computer model and get much more detailed information over next several days. just continue to fine tune this forecast. now we will talk more about this. talk about our own local forecast coming up in just a few minutes. linda. >> all right jim. all about the term. >> in other news lakeland mental health counselor is under arrest. police anthony con tee, jr. had improper sexual conduct with at least two of his client reports, there could be even more victims. >>> police say two women started as clients and became victims of someone they trust

is now hurricane matthew, win wheeling its way south of puerto rico and ready to pass south of hispaniola. after that the track becomes very interesting as it works with an area of low pressure building in from the west to help steer it up to the north, right over eastern parts of for a long period of time, it will likely reemerge towards the bahamas, as a hurricane, and then we have to watch along the east coast, mid and part of next week. so right now we're watching showers, they'll be in here tomorrow night into the day on saturday. a couple of left over scattered showers on sunday, could be a shower or two early next week and then dry for wednesday, and a good part of thursday. beyond that we have matthew where the storm is tracking because a lot of computer models continue to drive it farther north than where you saw it in five days, that would take it possibly somewhere along the east coast. jean: we'll be watching, thanks, mike. the flu has arrived in new hampshire. up next what state officials want you to know this season. tom: and another farm stand targeted, at 5:30 what this i

their story would be about life in the country or maybe about raising their daughter or even miss hispaniola wife's cancer. but as their lives unfolded over a two-year span, it would soon turn into a story of their love, faith and hope. joey feek passed away from cervical cancer on march 4th but rory is committed to having her spirit live on in his new documentary, to joey with love. >> so good to see you. >> good morning, savannah. thank you for having me. >> it hasn't been that long. i don't know how you did this. >> six months and two days. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. do who lost the most amazing person. as we've tried to document, you know, in some ways she's still here. >> it's such a love story. i mean, i think there's love in every single frame. was it hard to go through this process of looking through that video or did you find kind of walking through those memories to be >> when joey passed away in march, we came home to the farm and i couldn't remember my wife healthy until i started going through the footage and then i saw her come back to life, and i was able in maki

one over the straits of florida, another one passing over puerto rico headed toward hispaniola. hurricane center says little to know chance that either of those will develop. of the atlantic has a good chance. 90% chance to be exact of developing into something over the next couple of days. by the way, ian is the next name on the list after hermine but even if it does develop it looks like ian would stay out in the middle of the atlantic and have no impact on the u.s. whatsoever. right now just kind of feels tropical. temperatures in the mid 70's. kind of a muggy start to the day. in fact many of us will actually stay in the 70's but il in fact if you look at the dew point have 62 right now in boston, the dew point to tell you how humid it is the higher the dew point, the higher the humidity. 62 in boston just to the south we have some 70's so real humid air is lurking not too far away and bottom line we're going to be near the top of the humanity scale once again today. but very, very pleasant air coming in just a couple of days. got a front kind of hanging out right on top of