the high humidity is helping to make the fog form here. winds in the sacramento valley pushing the fog into words the bay area. once again for tonight and tomorrow more look for dense fog. some places it might be tapped to seattle on the road with visibility below a quarter of a mile. including it visibility look for port m quality. spend the air alert tonight. by setting the fog should clear quickly into the afternoon more sunshine. one or temperatures close it up to 70 degrees and some of the warmer spots. trackers showing increase around the bay area. and the clubs are really hanging on for much of the morning, so we will not see too much sun until the afternoon. by then look for mostly sunny skies in most places and not a bad day. once we get rid of the clouds in the morning. temperatures to start up the day in the mid to upper 40's and low 50's. by the afternoon with partly to mostly sunny skies is still some patches of fog around high spring nights in the mid to upper 60s close to 70 degrees for san jose upper 60s livermore, with mid

winds. >> winds and if you throw in humidity and the wind, you have a mess. >> humidity, wind, yes. >> you have a mop. >> thank goodness, that's exactly what you need out there. a hair cut close to the head. we've got those winds out there. upwards of 40 miles hour. still? snow showers and snow flurries courtesy of the great lakes. making its way into maryland. 28 toward fredericksburg. look at the windchills. 11 right now. the current wg. it feels like 10. a windchill of about 21 degrees. and there's a wind advisory in the same area, including frederick county, maryland. we're talking about wind advisories and a windchill advisory. especially lake the higher ridges for windchills. potentially below zero in some of those locations. a very cold night toward the west. through this evening, partly cloudy, windy and very cold. around 22 in the city. windy and very cold. windchills including the city could be around ten degrees tomorrow morning. temperatures only29 to 32 degrees. windchills, ten to 18 with gusts once again, upwards of 40 miles an hour. really unsure about where this syst

look at the relative humidity. 55%. you have a spread between the dew point of 8 and the temperature of 22. 14 degrees. for us to get a good snow going, we have to moisten up the atmosphere. we can't have 55% humidity and get a good snow. you want to have 85, 90, 95, 100%. bic bigger picture, snow showers here. they're ending. here is the system. it is coming out of the tennessee valley. warming up in southern kentucky. we've switched over to rain. there is an area of snow and sleet, freezing rain in between. a little bit of an icy mess. the problem across parts of alabama yesterday with some ice. the snow extends really from chicago and parts of wisconsin and minnesota all the way across parts of northern north carolina. and this whole thing is moving east. for us, we're cold enough that we're going to stay all snow. in fact, we'll put this in motion with our future cast. the clouds are thickening here as we head toward the 10:00 hour, what do you see? you see the snow moving in toward southwestern areas of the state i

marshall now. 63% the humidity. the barometric pressure. at the moment, the winds are calm. doesn't feel too severe out there. by the way, this weekend, the two days, the 18th and 19th, the anniversary of last year's big storms, of the major storms that hit us last year, westminster almost 19 inches. officially at the airport, that two-day snow total is 18 inches. here on tv hill we get 17 inches of snow. temperatures in annapolis, salisbury down to 14. 28 westminster. in the teens out in far western maryland right now. here's the satellite imaginary combined with radar. you see that storm developing and starting to move in our direction, it looks like it will move to our south. out the sea, going up to the coast. near the coast would be bad because it would throw snow back at us. if it scoots to our south and out to sea, it won't be as much of an issue. that's the main problem with the storm right now. this is what we expect the map to look like this evening. that's what is deflecting the storm and holding it to the south and east of us. snow late. a little milder than we'v

with the fog or rain leaving, the ground is moist, relative humidity is high.does have a huge impact, in many ways more than the rain and the wet weather especially once you get into those inland bay valleys. 99, five and 505 it will have a big impact. you start seeing everything lift up. that's what we're going to see a broad ridge, a fair weather ridge is going to build. today was mostly sunny, partly sunny. the weekend warmer. winds are going to go north- northeast a little bit. that could produce strong winds. that's about 5,000 feet, that's as we go into your bay area week end. tomorrow a nice day. the fog will build up, it started a little bit today, a little more saturday, a little more sunday. i built up the map, i put too much fog. i wanted you to get the idea that it'll be in the bay first then move out to the valley. i expect it out toward napa, alexander valley, the north bay, maybe as far south as morgan hill as well. daytime highs tomorrow 61 in concord, 61 in fairfield. friday looks good. warmer saturday, sunday your warmest day. it'll be like ga

towards virginia and where the heavier snow is going to happen we're looking at 29 degrees now and 87% humidityind at 3 miles per hour. just around 26 in pax river and elkton. the winds are light. still coming from the south. that's going to be the case today. we'll not see a lot of wind, this is a snow event. you'll see the line here, following the path of the low moving through. this is going to pass to the south. we'll be on the top edge and breeze on through. this is going to move quickly. the lower edge of the viewing area and into virginia and the carolinas. we'll watch this move out of here. we'll clear up tonight. we'll see the colder temperatures settling in and the snow showers will be gone around 9:00 or so. we'll see them clearing the area. the sunset is at 4:54. talking about no wind -- we have no advisories. 28degrees and cloudy, 18 degrees tonight and snow clearing and tomorrow, up to 34 degrees we'll have the five-day forecast coming up. >>> the government takes on dietary supplements. and remember, wjz is always on for you. here are the stories we're following on the website. t

humidity 49%. west winds at 7. and the barometer, 30.interior 9. -- 30.09. it's rising. we'll take a look at the weekend after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. cold. and will we get more snow this weekend, bob? >> do you really want to know? >> yes. we do. >> this these computer models that we use have been going back and forth, and back and forth. finally, late this afternoon, they're pretty much in agreement that this low pressure that is going to form down to our south will be just a little too far to do much to our region. if you live in ocean city or salisbury, maybe cambridge, you'll probably see some snow. west of the bay, may see a few stray flakes flakes and cloudy skies. that's about all we're expecting. take a look at temps and conditions. most places, 32. 36 in washington. ocean city at the airport there. 31 degrees. i think ocean city might pick up a couple of inches of snow saturday night and sunday morning. boy, look at that. ever changing bob turk. 19 in oakland. 32 in cumberland. the dew point is at 15 degrees. still pretty dry. but yesterday and the da

humidity at 70%. dew point is 20.isories still in effect in the last of the warm air and winter weather advisories, down wind of the great lakes, where the snows are enhanced by the moisture. look at the storms along the front edge of the air. they tougherred over 3 -- towered over 30,000 feet. they are in the carolinas north to virginia. here is a snow return in the area, radar is not picking up all the snow but and we're told one viewer in oak brook measured .4 of snow. and flurries and as we saw, this is the snow that fills the cracks and the sidewalks but does little beyond that. unless you are in the snow belt across the lakefront in michigan. we say goodbye to this one with the flurries then this is the next one we watch, that's out to the west there is a piece of energy and on the nose you get lift that can make snow. watch how it settled. we may get a wind to come down the lake and upper winds are due northerly. and enhance the snow showers. ten of the last 11 forecast model runs have generated measurable snow

humidity, 50%. winds are light. we'll take it. here is your forecast this morning.evelops by about noon. it will all be out of here by this evening. back to sunshine tomorrow. more details on the forecast in just a minute. >>> let's check in with julie and get a look at traffic. >> a lot going on early this morning. we've already got some problems now. accident activity reported if you are traveling on the beltway -- or i should say southbound 270 leaving the monocacy. the southbound trip out of hyattstown uneventful out to the scales. coming across the american legion bridge, still at speed from montgomery county head down into fairfax. you will fine the inner loop at speed as well. you will fine lanes are open here along 66 as you work your way in from centreville and continue over towards fair oaks and continuing out towards vienna. lanes are open right now with no accidents to report if you are traveling at the wilson bridge. we've got some problems on the roadways if you are traveling the beltway inloop, southbound 95/495 in the direction of the wilson bridge ,

humidity a factor and the wind, it feels like we're in the single digits. wind chills of 3 above in gaithersburg. 2 above in winchester. wind advisories until tonight. highs today are near 30. >> it is quiet in virginia as far as the roads. 29 northbound after 17 we have a tractor-trailer broken down. we're in pretty good shape now. it is maryland that we are concerned with because they got hit with this snow that leaves us one lane passable. this is interstate 270. very dangerous. you know how when you take an exit and the sign says 20 miles an hour? today is that day where you have to slow down and be careful. this is georgia avenue traffic. you can see aspen hills. highway crews are out throughout maryland spreading down the chemical. be very, very careful. it is not a lot of snow but just enough to make it so slippery and dangerous for us this morning. >> thank you much. doesn't look like much. >> coming up, the end of an era for pro football. brett favre sitting on the >> 4:h 4. d.c. area is once again under a winter weather advisory this morning. some

right now humidity 50%. we saw some snow showers earlier today. some more significant ones down the lower eastern shore here. also a passing snow flurry there in howard county as well. not a lot of snow but out here in the western part of the state you will find a few flakes still flying. let's take a look at our high definition weather bug camera. man, i tell you. we saw a bit of sun at times and it was not that cold early. it was windy but not that coal. you walk out in the afternoon and you're like man, what a shocking change. this is one spot where we had a few flakes fly at time. the bottom line is cold and blustery day statewide. look at some of these wind gusts up around 34, 39. what does that mean? the bottom line is there will be steady lines. it's feeling like 6 right now. winds all across the state. 27 about the coldest we have been all day. the wind chill is much colder. look north and west of us. not that we ever wish a lot of great things for pittsburgh but one below zero is cold stuff. snow shower action across the region. some of i

we are in a weather pattern right now where we have high humidity levels of light when struggling in, so all the fog lettuce in towards it sacramento is working its way into the bay area. visibility will be up problem beloit quarter of a mile for tonight. not only that but some port air quality, spare the air alert is in effect tonight into tomorrow. more sunshine tomorrow, and warmer temperatures i will tell you more about the sunday forecast coming up. >> the drugs began this for service to the newly constructed temporary service terminal. the first bus as it will be in service a month ago for mondays commute. the temporary terminal will stay in place of the new transit terminal is completed in 2017. still ahead on kron4 news, friends and family more elizabeth edwards, stafford court about a tender left fidelity is the heisman trophy winner and our tech reporters shows of some of the tech toys that might make great gifts. s@ how hundred people gathered and care n.c. to attend the funeral of elizabeth edwards. she passed away from cancer earlier this week. in light she insisted that

that's a good thing. 27 right now our temperature at bwi, 20 the dew point, relative humidity 74%, calm readings as far as your winds are concerned. barometer at 30.16. across the state temperatures as cold as 18 in oakland. we start to get into the 30s toward cumberland, 28 in hagerstown, 27 at the airport, 20 in elkton, 26 on the shore. calm readings around much of the area. we have not had much wind since the beginning of the week even with a few storms rolling past the region. this one though is the one that we've been watching, it is going to be pushed out. we have low pressure to the northeast, spinning and keeping the winds flowing across from the northwest. that will keep us in the cool zone. temperatures well below average which is about 45 degrees now. we'll be 10 degrees below that. we're topping out in the mid-30s. this will be pushed out, the jet stream will usher it along, high pressure offshore will keep it flowing. again, we have all the dynamics in place to help move that storm right on out without any real consequence to us. could glance the lower eastern shore as it b

humidity is up there at 79%. numbers not quite as chilly as they have been due to the blanket of high level clouds. tomorrow morning not as cold heading out the door, but you will notice anywhere from mostly cloudy skies, official sunup at 7:06. here comes the rain, big question is, how far to the south will it slide along that frontal boundary. imagine this, this is a huge area of low pressure. it's rising up and hitting up against that blocking ridge of high pressure so it's stationary, so the rain has nowhere to go. look at our forecast, approaching lunchtime, the rain finally wants to make a pass. sonoma county and enter the eastern portion of our bay area, i would carry an umbrella heating out the door just to be on the safe side. tomorrow temperatures into the 50s and low 60s. so temperatures will be a couple degrees warmer than today. a slight chance of rain on friday as the system tries to sag to the south. we do have daily chances of rain from saturday all the way threw tuesday, actually. it's an uncerta

here is a look from emeryville and see how hazy but more in the form of humidity than pollution. live doppler, northern half of the state, put into motion over the last hour, you see the rain moving say southwest to northeast. the whole line eventually will sag into the bay area but until it does, cloudy conditions today. pretty comfortable temperatures as we're still in the low to mid-50s in most areas. it's going to be the same way around monterey bay. mostly cloudy and mild afternoons we'll eventually jump into the 50s. the weekend looks pretty wet and cooler than today. we'll have highs in the south bay and low to mid-50s. few slivers of sunshine and mainly cloudy. upper 50s along the coast downtown and south san francisco. up through the north bay, upper 50s to low 60s for you. over on to the east bay shore, richmond around 59 degrees. everybody else in lotto to mid-50s. where we're going to see the most amount of sunshine is where we'll find the warmest weather, monterey bay, mid to upper 50s and inland we'll have 50s in your valleys. rain shield developing tonight but it c

humidity is 55%. a little virga for a few hours.that falls that doesn't reach the ground is virga. but then the darker blue, southern ohio, southern west virginia, southwestern virginia, some sleet and freezing rain potentially mixing in down south as well. greensboro, north carolina right now has freezing rain. as far our snow, on the future cast, by 1:30, the numbers have been just a tweak. 1.3 potentially. two inches in culpepper and fredericksburg. we'll have two inches on the ground by 1:30. this is why the schools are saying let's be safe on that. charlottesville by 3:00 could be doing 3.2 inches of snow. only an inch up in frederick by 3:00. by 5:00, 2 in manassas. two and a half, almost three inches in fredericksburg by the time this thing pulls out. very little additional accumulation. so, a general one to three today. starting later this morning. 29. tomorrow and saturday, upper 30s. yesterday, we talked about that coastal storm sliding south and east. i've pulled it off the map. i think it will miss us. saturday, sunday,

all of us will be moist because the air is just so humid this morning and so mild. i mean, look at these low to mid-50s for our inland temperatures and mid to upper 50s around the bay and into the coast. around the bay temperatures mid-50s also. highlights rainy this morning, especially in the north bay. scattered showers possible this afternoon. mostly cloudy, patchy fog tonight and a warming trend starts tomorrow and hangs around all the way through the weekend. the south bay low 60s like campbell and san jose the warmest at 62 degrees. we'll have temperatures hover around 60 on the peninsula. we should make 2 there in san mateo, redwood city and also palo alto. along the coast, temperatures upper 50s to near 60 over in south san francisco. downtown about 59. sausalito all the way through the north bay whether the beaches or the valleys, mid to upper 50s. possibly santa rosa 60. east bay shore, the cool spot richmond 56. 59 union city and castro valley. over in the east by valleys, 60 concord and pleasanton. antioch warmer, 61 to 62. low 60s around the monterey ba

also this southerly flow helping to pull in a little bit of humidity.especially throughout the south bay. the rain has returned. the commute that's normally slow at this hour is just crawling. especially across the east bay, the peninsula and the south bay. this rain is all pushing to the south. so we're going to start to get some clearing as we head into the overnight hours. but it's just going to be slow to move in. north bay, starting to dry out slowly. but the heaviest rainfall is still pushing across the peninsula and also for the south bay, right on highway 101, and also on interstate 280, and near morgan hill there's rainfall. coverage is widespread across downtown at this point. let's get you into the current temperatures. upper 40s, low 50s across the board from the north bay down to the south bay. so as we head throughout tonight, look at a chance of scattered showers lingering for the morning commute. for wednesday, slow clearing. we'll actually get sunshine in here. not too bad. ahead in our seven-day forecast, extremely wet pattern that, ye

is dumping in behind the system anddalso the wind make very,,very chilly very breezy looking at humidity topped at 39 degrees. we had a little lighh preciiitatioo out ttere but úooks like we continue to see it in the form of scattered flakes nd snow showeer that push through thh renal earlier this mmrning. we might get a ffw as we look overnnght inno tomorrow morning. most f the activity on tte ast shore and south of us but nnnetheless looks like the folks thaa get fall on the western dge of the mountaans once again gett6& inches to foot of snow overnight tonight nn we ttlkk& about anywhere from about a foot to 2 feet of nnw in the last kim of days. just a little trace we can see acrrss parts of the central portion of theestate. 27 degrees in downtown baltimore looking at 22 in hagersttwn. only 9 in western marylann. whhppeddoutt& of the northwess fromm22 to 25 gusting to 40 at times through the day tomorrow. makk wind chill factor likk 13 in baltimore. 10 below zero ouu there in westeen maryland. thaa cold ar that is going to continuu to spill doww from the greet lakessand ooer our regi

humidity increasing ahead of this system.ain returning back here to the bay area after that blast of wind and rain on sunday. that left us without an inch of rainfall here across much of the bay area. cloud cover increasing across the north bay right now also san francisco. showers right now about 60 to 70 miles offshore. so we do think we'll get in on a.m. bit of shower activity for the north bay by late evening hours. we'll have to wait for rainfall for everyone else as we head into tomorrow. time line coming up in a second. meanwhile, not too bad out there. sunshine today. temperatures are not frigid. 57 in san jose. 58 in livermore. 55 in fairfield. currently 55 in san francisco. so for wednesday the rain returns with breezy conditions at times. we're tracking that mixed bag pattern. bottom edge of this system is starting to move into the bay area. tapping into moisture here that will take a while for this to swing on down here into the north bay and also down into the south bay from this expansive system. this rainfall w

that's not pollution as much of a mixture of humidity.outhwesterly flow above the northeasterly flow of the surface kind of overturning the mixed moisture. it looks pretty hazy outside. live doppler 7 hd, nothing going on. rainfall amounts in the overnight hours from one-one hundredth in dublin and 1500 in napa. 800 mill valley and the same in petaluma. temperatures upper 40s. low to mid-50s for everybody else except mountain view. warmer 57. inland mid to upper 50s. scattered light shower chance today. the greatest coverage sunday. briefly dry monday afternoon through wednesday morning. down in the south bay upper 50s to near 60 degrees today. the same type of temperatures on the peninsula as you head over to the coast. we'll have mid to upper 50s and those upper 50s will spill into downtown and south san francisco. mid to upper 50s through the north bay. this would be the best area for any organized shower activity but it could be anywhere today just like it was yesterday. mid to upper 50s on the east bay shore, 60 fremont. low to mid-6

and humidity evelssat 43.@ we do see in the bigger picture@ here. the national temperatures shhw the core of cold polar arctic air driving down over the upper plainss and up ttere around@ minneapolis. 2 degrees. you see 10 degrees in chicago. these areas were blasted by heavy snowfall from the same @%stem that gave us a little bit of that raan the other daa. and ow the wind. so they were draped with snow over parts of wwsconsin. illinois, indiana, michigan, ohio, parts of kentucky. now that stretching up o the northeast. all of that cold air wrapping i3 zooming in closer here.@ we can see how those @%mperatures are frigid across the state w them in thee20s right now. 23 in baltimore. 19 hagerstown. five ut there in western of thh northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. so that makes it feel bone chilly out here. nine in altimore. two in hagerstown. 17 below zero out thhre in oakland. in western maryland. so frigid cold temperatures. storm will continue to wrap out of here. %reahowers west of us.now lake erie, ontario. for us, we may gettflakes in the ove

the humidity is at 52% and the %-indicatinggthat we have rrom r the ttmperatures to drop aabit.sbury, 20, %-the west at 15-20 miles per hr with gusts up to 300miles per hour anddit's oing toofoal a wwole ot ccill -- feel a whole lot chilliir. 55in hagerstown, it feels liie 100below zero in oakland. once again excessively cold3 %-why we have tte windchill's -dvisory continuing through3 10:00 a.m. this morning in the western part of the state. meanwhhle, to continue with the northwest flow, that brings in the cold anddthe windy conditions as we sit between tte low and the high. as highhpressure moves in it will help the wind diminish some as you get into the latter part thursday. %-systemmttht ii coming your way that cculd be a snowwmakkr. most of it is concentrated totho the east. we will bee atching, because if that system comes that is about a different situation, will be wtching thaws that one will be steered byy he jet stream. deppndinn on he movemeet, this it ay tay offshore and bbing 3 little bit less. ú%at one issmore iffy on sunnay -ut the chanccs there are a way of a few

seeing some, this is more just cloud cover and the humidity hanging in the air but the rainfall amounts are impressive from 1400 to napa to a quarter of an inch in mill valley. concord about the same. south bay that's where the first push of wet weather came through. it's pretty quiet except for stray showers. rainfall amounts here are pretty impressive for south bay standards. a tenth in san jose, nearly a quarter in sunnyvale. cupertino and los gatos about 1200 redwood city. big picture, looking to the west you can see more radar returns developing and that's our next push of weather that could bring us 2 to 4 inches of rain over the weekend. urging residents to be prepared for possible flooding. jenelle wang is live in san carlos to continue our storm coverage. >> mike, i'm at a sandbag station in san carlos where cities are offering free sandbags to the residents. this one someone is loading up now. probably much bigger this morning. residents have come by all morning collecting free sand bags. the problems are in full swing. >> this is a sign what's to come. rain started falling ea

our winds are caam and humidity is at 77%. so we did see a bii of snow yesterday. 20s.temperatures in he lowoday. that comes up with icc conditions on the roadways out@. that will be the case for tonight. but we will rise above freezing tomorrow afternoon. so once again, we will see more melting of anything that didn't melt for today. everybooy has been wondering what is going on with coastall3 system we have been hearing previous model runs said that this would bring us snow. but it looks like it will stay far enough off the coast it will not bring us snow in central maryland. still slight chance on the eastern shore, but watching the low track up thh coast bringing moisture to carolinas during the day tommrrow. and tomorrow night anddearly sunday morning. it gets closer to our area. but stays far enough east it will bring all the moisture out@ to the atlantic. and just clouds for us. now by late tomorrow night, early tooorrow morning. few folks on he eastern shore, -ave a slight chance of snow @%owers. said, will stay off th

humidity levels at 52%. now looking at this cold air. just barreling down over tth great lakes into our neck of the wwods. we are seeing it in place as th3 stormmmoves in from the midwest. @% it pushes in. brings the moisture in to contact with the cold air. in the form oo snow as we see it push in. we will sse it draped across the as it as we head through tte afternoon ours. 25 in baltimorr. 24 dover.@ back in hagerstown. 19. tee in western maryland. and it ookk lke that cold air3 -ill continue to push in from thh wwst. and as we go through the ight.@ noo the winds have died downna3 bit. whichhii good news, compared to ttat strong gusty wind that we were stuck with for the llst couple of days. -t looks like winds are dying down. quiet ut there. aad then it is making way foo a nice qqiet snowfall to come down. but windchill factor is a problem. 11 ii hagerstown. that's what it feels like out there. two belowwzero in western marylaad.@%we have advisories fn portion of the ssate. and southeastern porrton of the state. folks in howard count

snow in the beach is pretty interesting. 32 now, no wind at all, humidity up to 88%. look out for black ice out there. the barometer on the way back up. 36 down there in ocean city. they got up to about 28. 16, 14, 16, clearing skies to the west. dewpoints 19 which means we'll get down to 18 or 19 overnight tonight. very light winds. so even though it's 22, it feels a lot better than 22 three days ago when the windchill was five to 6 degrees. 22, 22 no winds doesn't show that bad. today's low pressure, there it goes off the coast. the next one in southern california already. it's going to move up the east coast. the question is, or the problem is exactly where does it end up saturday night and sunday. is it out to sea or is it hugging the coast. that will make a tremendous difference in weather we not get any precipitation here on sunday. it'll be cold enough for the form of precipitation to be in the form of snow. but does it get this far from south and west it doesn't get this far. some of the computers have it too far south. a few of them have it a little closer. a

identical as mr we've all been because in terms of eyes it's humid. outside i think it is getting more and more used. now concept of a latent lax to people with a disability. fifteen chancy years ago it was not feasible. people those that it is ability has been invisible problem for the last invisible and the last ignorant group of. people in this country well you are absolutely right because when i when i read this quote from mr willett into came to my mind that in the surgery terms we didn't even see disabled people into the streets and i worked two and talked to a lot with foreigners who came to the soviet union and they said you don't have any disabled people i mean everybody is healthy in this country and i said probably not but they don't they just they just don't mix that they just don't go out is it true that this was the policy of the soviet government starting from this time and times because i wrote somewhere that after the war. of stalin who was the head of the service they didn't want to see or didn't want the russians to see victims of t

we had humidity at this time yesterday with the southerly push of moisture but now the cold front hasthe air is drier and more comfortable. for thursday clouds will continue to build in advance of this very wet pattern in our seven-day forecast where we'll have to watch out for potential here of flooding. here's the satellite radar picture. the front we watched yesterday is well to the south and back behind this once again. that cold, dry air that's making it crisp and enjoyable out there on your wednesday. the storm door is completely open. several different storm systems lining up out in the pacific. that will be moving in over this pattern from friday to monday as that jet stream is going to be really active right across northern california. basically when you have the jet stream over california like we expect it provides a lot of uplift and possibilities here for heavier rainfall to come our way. now for thursday once again we'll see breaks of sunshine. temperatures in the 50s. but by friday this very wet pattern will return to the bay area. what will it mean from friday to monday

confusing this atmosphere with this humid air. has to give over to fog eventually.er 50s to near 60 mountain view, fremont, livermore and san jose. we have upper 50s to near 60 monterey bay and even inland. mostly cloudy this afternoon with scattered sprinkles. more widespread fog tonight and thicker fog will form. and the weekend warming trend will hit most areas. i'll show you the areas in a second. first let's talk about what's going on right now. notice it a little farther to the north today and it will continue moving that way because of this area of high pressure. so overs top of us today, mainly cloudy with that scattered light rain. temperatures low to mid-60s. livermore, san jose 66. some of the warmer spots. clearly lagging a little behind at 57. monterey bay and inland, clouds. low to mid-60s for you. tonight you can see how widespread the fog and everything's dealing with it. upper 40s to low 50s and mild once again. fog in the central valley, the drive into the sierra tomorrow morning you'll have to deal with some of that tulie fog. what's going as far

that's not pollution as much of a mixture of humidity.erly flow above the northeasterly flow of the surface kind of overturning the mixed moisture. it looks pretty hazy outside. live doppler 7 hd, nothi going on. rainfall amounts in the overnight hours from one-one hundredth in dubl and 1500 in napa. 800 mill valley and the same in petaluma. temperaturespper 40s. low to mid-50s for everybody else except mountain view. warmer 57. inland mid to upper 50s. scattered light sher chance today. the greate coverage sunday. briefly dry monday afternoon through wednesday morning. down in the south bay upper 50s to near 60 degrees today. the same type of temperatures on the peninsula as you head over to the coast. we'll have mid to upper 50s and those upr 50s will spill into downtown and south san francisco. mid to upper 50s through the north bay. this would be the best area for any organized shower activy but it could b anywhere today just like it was yesterday. mid to upper 50s on the east bay shore, 60 fremo. low to mid-60s not only around the ba

humidity levels at 43 percent.o bundle u up, wear the winter hat, scarf, gloves, don't be outside for long period of time. try too& limit the out door activity because it's blustery and cold because our radar you see a few scattered clouds to the north. sunshine out there. pretty decent but nonetheless pretty cold and wind blowing out of atlantic we look at snow showers as well off the coast but looks like we may see some more flakes back in the picture agent bit down the road. show you them in a moment. 23 degrees in baltimore. 20 in hagerstown. 7 degrees in oakland out there in western maryland and the winds flowing out offthe northwest 18 miles an hour wind in baltimore. 20 in definitely c. 21 in hagerstown. this is what it makes us feel like wind chill maryland. here's what is happening on the biggerer pict e picture. looking at the future scan looks like a little break from some of the cloud tomorrow. looks like we get some sunshine clearing out there but like i have been telling you we have another system tha

our humidity levels at 45%. and high today on the almanac page. frigid. look at that. 28 degrees.ormal high is 46. and normal low, is 28. so we're kiid of where our low should be. so it ooks like we are definitely seeing the cold air this. cold air pushing over the great lakes, upper midwest. we are seeing that iito new englann states into the mid-atlantic. coming from. that cold air is as that cold air dodges down keep us old across the region. as far south as florida. as the temperatures continue to drop over the region. if there is any poteetial for precipitation, it is mainly in the form of snow when it runs into this cold air in place. here is what is going onncross the region. temperature wisee you see 18 in hagerstown. %-dover. we have ooly 23 in 21 in salisbury. ann winds ouu of the west in the teens right now across the then the wind gusts, anywhere from 20 to 25 to 30 miles per hour. that making it feel like single digits out there. %-in baltimore. three in hagerstown. nine -- minus nine in western maryland. as we see that cold air in place. here is what will happen on t

seeing some, this is more just cloud cover and the humidity hanging in the air but the rainfall amounts are impressive from 1400 to napa to a quarter of an inch in mill valley. concord abt the same. south bay that's where the first push of wet weather came through. it's pretty quiet except for stray showers. rainfall amounts here are pretty impressiveor south bay standards. a nth in san jose, nearl a quarr in sunnyvale. cupertino and los gatos about 1200 redwood city. big picture, looking to the west you can see more radar retus developing and that's our next push of weather that could bring us 2 to 4 inches of rain over the weekend. urging residents to be prepared for possible flooding. jenelle wang is live in san carlos to continue our storm coverage. >> mike, i'm at a sandbag station in san carlos where cities are offering free sandbags to the residents. this one somne is loading up now. probably much bigger this morning. residents have come by all morning collecting free sand bags. the problems are in full swing. >> this is a sign what's to come. rain started falling early this morn

the fog has faded to just some haze but it's humidity haze, it's not pollution haze.t's doing okay. how about the temperatures outside. we'll take a look at 60s, mountain view. the rest of us 50s monterey bay. temperatures 61 watsonvil, mid to upper 50s towards salinas and 50 gilroy. partly cloudy and warmer than average tod. the rain that returns tonight first in the north bay and sweeps southward across the rest of the bay tomorrow. in an unsettled pattern, rain, chances of it close to home thursday and again on friday but the bulk of the rain will fall tomorrow. here we are 2 degrees above average, 4 oakland, 5 redwoo city, napa, san jose and the sun will set at 4:51. let's start in the south bay. most of your neighbors 63, 64, 65. same thing on the peninsula. 62 downtown in sou san francisco. out to the north bay, clear lake and bodega bay the upper 50s. we'll have low to mid-60s on the east bay shore with oakland and fremont around 64 degrees. low to mid-60s the east bay valleys and even around the monterey bay but as you head inland looks like around 64 or 65 de

confusing this atmosphere with this humid air. has to give ove to fog eventuly.er 50s to near 60 mountain view, fremont, liverme and san jose. we have upper 50s to near 60 monterey bay and even inland. mostly cloudy this afternoon with scatter sprinkles. more widespread fog tonight and thicker fog will form. and the weekend warming trend will hit most areas. i'll sho you the areas in a second. first let's talk about what's going on right now. notice it a little farther to the north today and it will continue moving that way because of this ar of high pressure. so overs top of us today, mainly cloudy with that scattered ght rain. temperatures low to mid-60s. livermore, san jose66. some of the warmer spots. clearly lagging a little behind at 57. monterey bay and inland, clouds. low to mid-60s for you. tonight you can see how widespread the fog and everything's dealing with it. upper 40s to low 50s and mild once again. fog in the central valley, the drive into the sierra tomorrow morning yoll have to deal with some of that tulie fog. what's going asar as it the futu

like 17-year-old daniel better humidity as on probation for piecing and selling drugs. >> i always grew up around negativity but i try to see things in a positive light. >> reporter: he found his way to the violence prevention program. >> do we have everything? is this all ready to go? >> reporter: she started a supper club, the old news cafe, to teach them job skills and a chance at a better life. >> i want the old people to know that maybe even though they have lost a lot in their life or got a lot of hard things going on, for them personally, they have got a lot to live. >> reporter: lessons they continue to learn through this night's volunteer work. >> it makes me feel really good to bring the spirit up. give them hope to let them know people still care. >> reporter: the kids plan out the baskets, cook and bake and deliver their gifts into projects, homes, and churches. >> it's a hard time of the year for us and it just fills my heart that you guys are so young and are doing this. thank you. >> reporter: on this night the people who lost so much got a break from planning funerals to

the fog has faded to just some haze but it's humidity haze it's not pollution haze.about the temperatures outside. we'll take a look at 60s, mountain view. the rest of us 50s monterey bay. temperatures 61 watsonville, mid to upper 50s towards salinas and 50 gilroy. partly cloudy and warmer than average today. the rain that returns tonight first in the north bay and sweeps southward across the rest of the bay tomorrow. in an unsettled pattern rain, chances of it close to home thursday and again on friday but the bulk of the rain will fall tomorrow. here we are 2 degrees above average, 4 oakland, 5 redwood city napa, san jose and the sun will set at 4:51. let's start in the south bay. most of your neighbors 63, 64 65. same thing on the peninsula. 62 downtown in south san francisco. out to the north bay clear lake and bodega bay the upper 50s. we'll have low to mid-60s on the east bay shore with oakland and fremont around 64 degrees. low to mid-60s the east bay valleys and even around the monterey bay but as you head inland looks like around 64 or 65 degrees. around the

this is temperatures current conditions now for national, 22 degrees, relative humidity, that's very low for this time of the night, 34%. the dew point, the measurement of moisture in the atmosphere, is about 2 degrees right now. so that's why you're feeling so dry and you're shocking everybody as you're walking around touching them. winds out of the northwest at 15. that's sustained. that's calmed down a bit, but we're still gusting out there. wind chill in the city 9 degrees, down to 3 for gaithersburg and dulles. teens in the suburbs, wind chills 0 to 10 likes i just showed you. here in the -- like i just showed you. here in the city we're down to about 20 degrees, but again it will feel more like the single digit all night long. area of low pressure is trying to move out. high pressure is trying to move in and there's a bit of a squeeze play here. so we're reaching up into canada. we still keep bringing down this cold air. the reason it's so windy is because when you get these two systems fighting like this, there's a strong pressure gradient right in between and that keeps the w

outside, cold night and temperatures 21 degrees, humidity 77%, pressure 40.415. the final totals in case you didn't catcht. 1.2 the new total. most spots around an inch. they picked up more than navav. our snow today we stayed in the low to mid-30s but that snow on the crass watch it vanish through the day as we time ll aps e the weather camr. next thing you know you have green grass. a lot of that snow went away but the roads likely icing up a bit overnight. the roofs on the houses, the snow melts away quickly through the day and that strong sun creating a postcard scene in frederick county, a beautiful looking day, wintery scene, check out the beach. snow covered ocean city. nobody laying out or walking on the boardwalk. the beautiful sunsets, temperature wise low 20s right now. cold night, night where we will see icing and refreezing, with very in fact. that will continue through daybreak. many spots will hit the teens in the outer suburbs tonight. the inner city around the mid20s. highs today struggling in to the upper 30s. similar story tomorrow. more clouds

it doesn't get much more soggy than this. 20% humidity and heavy rain coming in at an angle. not too chilly right now, but the numbers you're seeing there in terms of our temperatures may be close to tomorrow's highs. as much cool air starts to spill in, san jose looking very wet. strong winds happening right now as the cold front finally approaches the coast. you can see winds of 30 miles per hour. still, we'll see some gusts up to 50. the heaviest rain is actually finally starting to move out of the north bay. we still have rain out there from santa rosa down toward stinson beach, but the heaviest rain focusing in south of the golden gate. moderate rain. downpours continue in berkeley where we've had reports of some roadway flooding on interstate 80 along the bay bridge toll plaza. toward the east bridge, seeing downpours in the san ramon valley as well into the south bay. for the next hour or two, especially along the highway 17 summit where the heaviest rain is really going to focus in between now and about 2:00 in the morning. probably see another irchl nch o of rain aro

. >> shouldn't be a lot of humidity. >> so? >> so i can put butter? no! no, no. [ laughter ] >> if i had done that, i would have had it bronzed and nobody would ever touch that. >> he always does that to cook with it. okay. very good. >> and then you want to cook that until it caramelized. so that will take a little while. so we'll prepare that for the tub. what i do like this, and that's going to cover the top. you can always use the leftover bread. that's good. we have that here. so that's going to cover -- that's going to cover our. okay. >> yeah. >> so we put some butter on top of this. i use much more olive oil than butter but not when i work with julia. >> julia seemed to outdo you with the butter. >> oh, yeah. one time i was doing -- i don't know what i was cooking but i put like a tablespoon of butter and she said that's not enough. she put a piece like this. then she wanted to put more. i said it's too much. she said, you'll regret it. you see what happened here with this, if you can see, all the juice come out of the apple here. so you want to c

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that prevailing southerly wind which is a humid and kind of mild wind. that's why temperatures that should be normally 20s and 30s are hanging out in the 40s and 50s. that's oakland, fremont, mountain view and san jose all about 50 while the rest of us are in the 40s. temperatures slightly cooler than yesterday morning as we expected them to be because the clouds weren't going to be quite as thick this morning. let's break down this day. still in the 40s at 8:00 with mostly cloudy conditions, scattered light rain possible anytime today but the key is it's scattered and it's going to be light. as far as noontime temperatures, low to mid-50s. as we head into the afternoon we kind of hang out in the low to mid-50s. after the sun sets around 5:00, that heavy rain is going to start to move in. i think heaviest between 9:00 and 11:00. anyways when we could see flooding and a clap of thunder is possible, too. megan? >> no accidents or slow spots and weather conditions. the only thing that might slow you down, starting off on the bay bridge heading into san fran

nothing worse than shopping for a christmas tree when it's 80 degrees and humid. >> reporter: now, the temperatures here in florida are going to sink down into the 20s. record temps mostly across the state. that cold is going to do two things -- if it doesn't kill these trees, it could make them sturdier, and could make this fruit, diane, even sweeter. >> matt gutman already in his sweater reporting to us from florida tonight. >>> now, the abc news exclusive reporting this week on america's longest war, afghanistan and our question, can we win? more than nine years into the war, we launched a high-risk and ground-breaking effort once again to poll the afghan people about the u.s. and their view of this war. poll takers fanned out across all 34 provinces in afghanistan. afghan men and women braving danger to conduct interviews. their findings tracking with what we reported all year. while 62% of afghans still support the presence of u.s. forces in their country, that's dropped from a high of 78% in 2006. eroding because of the concern over the length of the war, in its tenth year, and t