kent county public schools 1 hour late due to fog. it's official... flu season is here. the first case of influenza has now been confirmed in maryland. megan gilliland is live in north baltimore with more on what doctors are recommending this early in the season. good morning guys, plain and simple... doctors say if we want to avoid the coughing... the sneezing... the runny noses... they advise getting a flu shot... and getting it now. the first case... of the 2013-2014 seasson... has already been confirmed here in our region. lab tests show that a child has been diagnosed with... type a... h- 1-n-1. state health officials say the child was briefly hospitalized and is now recovering. it's an early start to the flu season... and if last year is any indication of what that's like... doctors say it's important that people take the necessary precautions now. schaffner says: "last year the flu came early and severely. this year we are not quite certain, but that reminds us. we need to get protected before influenza is in our communities. a

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kent county schools are operating oh one hour day, queen anne's county operating on a 90 minute delay with no morning pre-k. >>> a high speed chase bringing our nation's capitol to a standstill. now police are trying to figure out what motivated a dental hygienist from connecticut. derek valcourt caught up with people caught up in the chaos. first here is susan mcginnis. >> investigators wearing hazmat suits searched the stamford, connecticut home of the woman police say triggered a democrat make car chase. >> police were there to go through that and try to find out what would they learn from her computer, notes or anything else. something that could give them a window as to a motive. >> cbs news has learned the driver was 34-year-old miriam kerry. police shot and killed her outside the u.s. capitol thursday afternoon. the incident started at the white house where officials say kerry struck a barricade with her black inifiniti sedan. she then sped down pennsylvania avenue towards the capitol. that's where police officers thought they had her boxed in but kerry backed up and tried to s

kent island is -- busy, hot, steamy and a lot of people headed here. we'll have a look at tropical storm karen. >>> hackers stole personal information of millions of adobe customers. hackers also got the source code of some products. adobe calls it a sophisticated attack. >>> we wanted to find the world's greatest lasagna recipe, so we asked the guy with the last name, costello. >> that's me. >> but it's john chandler. he claims to on the world's best lasagna and he put it on the internet with that title. more than 12 million people viewed it and more than 9 million rated it five stars. john isn't even italian. he's southern. so what makes this so popular, johnny? >> home ingredients fund in your local dress ri store or pantry. there's no trickery. you don't need a special piece of equipment. >> he said they ate it up. >> got to have ricotta cheese in there. >>> all right. state parks may be closed but there's a lot going on. >> website website news at 6 -- abc2 news at 6 starts right now. >> door locks removed after abc2 put their nose in this investi

. >> reporter: kent island high school is involved. almost the all student population is in support visit program. they're getting together as one and spelling out no bullying. >> we're hoping that bringing them together as a community that they will know that we're serious about no bullies and that they'll be the wall to stop the bullying. >> reporter: some of the kids we talked to said with the internet bullies can find them in their home. >> they think they can say whatever they want to because there's a buffer. >> that's the last thing we want is for a child not to feel loved or saved. >> on kent island, don harrison, abc2 news. >> all the schools in queen anne's county joined in against bullying, and that is great. >> we've been tracking this coastal system moving slowly north. big rain off of ocean city f looks like a lot of that will make its way offshore, so it's going to be a very, very wet night. for the lower part of delmarva, some of the rain edging its way into maryland. it's a fare live sharp cutoff. this is the rain and

. >> kent island high school was involved too. the students wore orange anti- bullying shirts in support of the program. >>> and ravens running back ray rice wants us to be kind to one another. ray designed a t-shirt that reads you can be a hero to someone just by being a friend. it's part of bullying prevention efforts. you can buy the shirt for 20 bucks. >>> check this out,es the a corn maize in kings ville and if you look closely, the birds, the orioles and the ravens logos appear. they started planning this corn maize last november. >> we have a foormer -- farmer who comes and plants the six acres of corn and the corn is only about a foot tall and that's when the designer comes with a john deere and we tell him where to start with the design and he cutes the maze when it's only a foot high. >> this is a big deal for them. the maze can be seen by appointment only monday through friday but on saturdays, anyone can come. >>> and now, from abc two, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> it depends on where you were in the state tod

kent island just a cloudy scenario with rain just beginning to knock on the door here just south in kent island and how about a live perspective from dundalk. gr in baltimore. 60 degrees, much cooler today under those clouds and rain cooling will be a factor. sort of a raw day setting up, breeze, temperatures in the fist of the and showers, at least on and off through the afternoon and evening and probably steady rain. temperatures now statewide struggling to get much past 60 degrees. a cool one out there. look at the wind gusts east of the bay. closer to that low gusts almost to 33 now -- 30 now in baltimore. that will be the theme the next 36 hours. the heaviest will come through the overnight hours. be careful out there driving and more rain intermittently as the low passes just offshore of ocean city. on and off showers will be a good bet through tomorrow nit and into the day on friday. we could be plagued by clouds right into the weekend as this meanders cut off from the jet stream. it will rotate really. at the surface we got a big fair weather maker to our west. it's not quite abl

34 and 37, 41 hagerstown, 45 elkton, 46 easton, 56 ocean city, down to 48 pax river, 51 annapolis kent island from 52, 43 westminster, 44 bel air, 47 greater columbia, rock hall at 46 degrees. here's first warning doppler weather radar. we're seeing light shower activity. the heaviest rain we see is right down near annapolis. it's this frontal boundary moving through the region. it's going to be actually a really good weather pattern. we've had a fine fall, sun, clear skies and beautiful temperatures. once this action clears out it's going to be quite nice. we're going to be averaging day and night side 10 degrees below normal. 56 degrees will be your high this day. 37 over night. clear to partly cloudy. tomorrl look for a high of 54 degrees. we keep it in the mid 50s until sunday. look at friday's over night low, 34. many of us will be at 31 or 32 degrees. >>> it's now 17 minutes past the hour. here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we've picked up our first accidf the morning. this one is on 29 northbound just after 108. reported to be in the median there. other wise

in landover, inspectors closed kent's deli and fish market on landover road for operating without hot water and when we arrived, we found locked doors. according to the report, the store will be closing voluntarily permanently. in wheaton inspectors closed fulin restaurant citing 11 violations. officials reported potentially sickening food holding temperatures like chicken, beef and shrimp at 50 degrees. and several mice droppings. in germantown, inspectors closed la mecca that on middlebrook road citing 14 violations including unsanitary conditions. the owner wouldn't let the cameras in but said someone accidentally left the fridge door open right before the inspector arrived. and he says the unit is cooling properly now. in the district, inspectors closed cafe asia on i. street citing 20 violations including a dead roach, observed on a cutting board where food was being prepped, and rat droppings. in the heart of foggy bottom, inspectors closed three restaurants in one stop. the shops at 2,000 pennsylvania avenue northwest. johnny rocket's. four violations including mold observed on

i don't think it will be possible this time around. >> bruce kent, i want to turn to you. you in the past have been a critic of some of the choices made by the nobel committee, suggesting they didn't fit with the ideals behind the prize. do you think this time they've got it right? >> yes, i do, i think it's quite encouraging, whether pressure from outside, but i think it's within the terms of the will which is a great step forward. >> do you think there's a danger when you get this high profile sort of war, excellent, we're making such great progress of ridding the war of chemical weapons when in fact the truth is even when they've done their turn in syria, chemical weapons will pose a lethal threat in a number of countries. >> the glass is office half full or half empty and i'm a half full. i think it-points that this kind of inspection is possible and most people don't realize it's possible. so i think it's a positive, mental step forward. >> this big word proliferation, it continues perhaps particularly and most importantly in the nuclear field. >> well, it will. if we

kent county at a one hour delay because of the dense fog.d describe what's causing all of it here's lynette. >> all right. yes, we do are the saturated air out there. let's show you what's going on. we have plenty moisture that we are working with dew point temperatures the exact same and that's what's going on in bel air. and many spots -- in many spots. going throughout the morning we will have the patchy fog but once that burns off we will be dealing with plenty of sunshine in the forecast for us today. look at temperatures coming in around 64 degrees in arbutus and we are mild and parkville 65 degrees and in glenwood the temperature right around 61. now as we turn to maryland's most powerful radar we are dry right now. but as we take it down to the gulf, in the gulf of mexico we are looking at tropical storm karen right now. plenty of alerts. we are talking about hurricane watches across the area there as well. we will talk about this coming up but right now let's check the traffic with mike. >> reporter: good morning. we made it. barely

all of the restaurants except kent's fish market have passed the reinspection and back in business. but would you like to know which food establishments around here are being cited. follow russ on twitter at russ ptacek or find him on facebook. >> he's the kind of guy you want to go to dinner with. >> and he's even admitted some of the places he has been to sometimes gets closed down. >> and i like your thinking. you would be probably better in his wake. not ahead of him, so to speak. let's talk about tropical storm karen. she's in the gulf of mexico, about 350 miles south of the mouth of the mississippi. and she'll turn north and then turn northeast where she will just clip louisiana and may become a category one storm very briefly. as we get into maybe saturday night. and then it will turn northeast ward. so we are at 2:00, 2:30 in the afternoon on saturday. and then it turns northeast ward and heads toward pensacola with winds maybe 70 miles per hour, close to hurricane-force winds. and this is very early in the morning on sunday. 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. and then it continues

charging a kent. cent. >>> ross is here. now with a day in sports. can we take a moment and appreciate what we have going on in major league baseball right now? >> just soak it up. >> two terrific series going on right now. >> detroit is looking for a spark from their offense. their manager decides to shake things up. he is now looking like a genius. leland is taking pressure off yoaustin jackson. jackson drove in the first round orunof the ball game. i know what you are saying from home. it's not a sexy high light but it worked. >> that ignited th -- tigers. the tigers exploded for five runs in the second. detroit went on to win it 7-3. and to even u up the series at 2 games a piece. game five from motown. >> sasanchez who through a no hitter and struck out 12 facing boston's jon lester. >> the players executed tonight and think di they did a heck ofd jake got a little wild and he took advantage of it and tony hunter took a huge hit. we were ready to play and they were le ready to play and they e competing. we were beneficiary of a couple of walks i

kent county schools on a one- hour delay. >> 6:31. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. you can feel that humidity. >> that is the reason we are seeing some of that fog this morning. the usual spots as you get closer to the bay. a mild start to the day. 85 by this afternoon. a few more clouds this afternoon. today, mostly dry tomorrow, and through mostly sunday. we expect the rain to arrive late on sunday. we will be tracking where tropical storm karen goes. those details are coming up. >> there is an accident in the white marsh area. it is on the white marsh boulevard ramp to northbound 95. traffic is backed up on the ramp from white marsh boulevard to 95 northbound. on the west side just past liberty, 55 miles per hour. starting to build environment southbound on 295 at 175. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. severalig story, unanswered questions as to why a woman crashed her car into a barricade outside the white house and then led police on a chase to capitol hill where she was eventually shot to death. the drive

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river. 67 in cumberland, 64 oakland, now 72 in bel air, 67 westminster, 72 columbia,67 annapolis and kent island and rock hall. this big winter storm is moving our way. the winter part of that phrase is not. the storm part is. also we're compressing some reme of karen up the east coast. between the two it's going to be primarily gray today. this afternoon as that front slices into this unstable air mass it's going to get kind of bad for couple of hours. maybe an inch of rain, maybe a couple thunderstorms in the region. i can't say it's not going to be severe. we will watch it for you. you could see a loud thunderstorm around. clearing 50 over night. 70 partly sunny, less humid tomorrow. this whole forecast period may change. the actual broad remanence of what was karen is going to get off the georgia, south carolina coast maybe become a coastal low. not a real tropical event. nothing that's going to shut down ocean city. gray skies and rain, particularly wednesday, wednesday night and thursday with slow clearing on friday. 68, 70, 70 and 72. right now the forecast high temperatures. if we

warmer down in annapolis and kent island. west winds here up to 12 to 16. we have stronger breezes that will dry things out quickly. the temperatures will drop. the dew point is going to get back into the 30s. in oakland the is 39 degrees. all the shower activity from fil philadelphia down through delaware, the low eastern shore. that's moving off rather quickly. just started the rain in ocean city. just ending in cambridge and easton. a couple sprinkles in harford county. from the city on west brightening in the sky. we will see some clearing tonight and much, much cooler temperatures on tap. here's that front. all the way from on tar tario down into georgia. this moisture here is what's left of karen never got involved in our front. it did cause some pretty good shower activity over central and southern florida. you can see those squall lines on that front up in new york. gusty winds. now all the rain is off to the east, clearing sky to the west. that will be us over the next several days. however, this front is going to stall out a little bit. perhaps lo

now 50 officially kent island and annapolis. 45 in bel air. what we have is high pressure settling in over the area. it's coming in behind a frontal boundary. it's five degrees warmer than this time yesterday. by lunch this new air mass is in place and it will be 5 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday. quickly coming in on the heels of this frontal boundary, cold front, warm front. 59 will be the high today. 41. partly cloudy overnight. tomorrow we will move it back to 65 degrees, variably cloudy. 72 thursday. 74 friday. another cold front comes through the area. this time with showers maybe a thunderstorm. that might be a wild start to november. saturday and sunday the sun comes out, temperatures dip. 66, 56. a little breezy but a beautiful weekend. don, take it away. >>> here is sharon gibala wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, everyone. so far a good morning on the roads. one accident 100 westbound past 95. watch for that. otherwise not much to watch for on the beltway. 54 the slowest spot on the west side outer loop of the beltway

mid 50s cumberland, oakland and hagerstown, 57 dc, annapolis and kent island, the mid 50s rock hall, columbia and westminster, 53 degrees in bel air. it's an easy forecast. we have warm air pushing up the 95 corridor. it's later on the big kids when they're taking on fells point that we may see some shower activity come into the area that will linger over night and through tomorrow morning. a high of 74 tomorrow. it's going to be early on. chillier for the weekend. today a bit bree psi send it over to marty 7 -- a bit breezy and 70. here comes the change in the weather. from 74 to 64 to 56 to 51, that's a cold front. look at that run of sun. >>> any hassles on the hurry up ? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. not much to talk about this morg . just a little fog out there. speeds still great on the beltway. there's a look at your speeds, 55 and 54 on the top and west sides of the beltway. 95 southbound at full speed also between white marsh and the tunnel. that's a look at the west side of the beltway. it is showing a little volume, a little fog but everyth

39 ocean city, 40 pax river, almost 40 columbia and westminster, 37 bel air, low 40s annapolis and kent island, 45 rock hall. none of this unexpected to be quite honest. it's actually going to be a very, very nice five days sun wise. total sunshine for the next five days. we're going to stay on the chilly side, averaging 10 degrees below normal day and night side. look at this lake effect coming off after lake erie. here's the widespread view. i think it's impressive. not just counties around our metro, but look at this, all the way from new england there's a froze advisory or freeze watch or freeze warning. we have a freeze watch in effect for maryland from 95 west. you've got plans saying you're going to bring the plants inside, bring them inside. 54 is going to be the high. 34 your over night low. tomorrow a high of 54, 56 saturday. almost 60 sunday and monday. tuesday 58. don, take it it away. >>> thank you. 17 past the hour. here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we cleared up one of two problem s, that police activity in the city is gone. we have that accident on

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then everyone around that 60 degree range. 64 annapolis and kent island. the winds have been calm. here's that wind coming in from the west in ocean city at 5 miles per hour. coming in from the south in dc. that's around high pressure that's bringing in that warmer air. that's going to continue to tap into a warm air mass. our southern states are warm aer -- are warmer than we are so we're getting that flow. our next weather maker is going to come by way of a two-part system. a warm front comes in tomorrow. then a cold front will help to bring in potentially showers and maybe even a thunderstorm in our forecast by tomorrow. the way it comes through here, the warm air stays with it. the cold front then zips through. because of all that spins we have the dynamics, the instability and the chance for some showers. it will just be unstable going into the next few days. with your sunset today at 6:45, the day is getting shorter and shorter, even though our temperatures seem to be going up. 84 degrees today. very warm with sun and clouds. over night lows down around 59 degrees with partly

it's a hot day in october. 82 annapolis and kent island, rock hall. considering how pleasant it's been with temperatures generally in the upper 60s and 70s this is extremely unusual for october. we have a light northwest breeze bringing in that warm air that's all over the east coast. it's dominating our weather picture. there's not much in the way of precip. this cold front to the west is going to change our weather. shower activity along it. the track from karen kind of ending up somewhere southeast of atlanta by monday. it's going to be a long way off but some of that moisture may stream up towards our region. the front kind of squeezes this rain together. we do expect to see rain here monday and maybe lingering into tuesday and wednesday. speaking of precipitation, there's a snowstorm over wyoming, portions of colorado, western dakotas. here is karen. all the rain and clouds accelerate -- the center is here but all the activity is to the east because of dry air and a sheer in the environment is is pushing that moisture to the east. that's why this

by afternoon temperatures in the low to mid 60s in kent island.in places like easton and the dc area. winds will be coming out of the west and southwest today. that's going to be filtering in warmer air we will eventually heat up to the mid 80s. an area of clear dry air is controlling our forecast. it will do so into friday then things will start to change. we have a cool front located to our north. by friday this will supply extra cloud cover and maybe a sprinkle or two along the mason dixon line. most of us high and dry with high pressure in control. we will be watching a system towards the midwest that's going to be our doorstep into the weekend. we won't see any rainfall from this system until monday with a potential coastal storm developing. bay temperature around 70 degrees. here's what you can expect for today. highs around 86 degrees, mostly sunny. warm into the over night, temperatures and 57, partly cloudy. another another warm one, 84 degrees, mix of sun ads and clouds. >>> now to sharon at traffic control. >> good morning. we can show

the district 62, 63 annapolis, kent island, greater westminster at 61.ere's this frontal boundary moving our way. a few widely scattered showers tomorrow morning as this new air mass comes into the region. i think on wednesday there could be another chance of a couple of shattered showers but that's about it. chilly is an accurate definition. the normals are 65 and 44. we get to the five day and you will see temperatures in the mid 50s. barely. 66 today. just gorgeous. tonit we will start to cloud up, 46. maybe an early shower today. other wise a gray day with a high of 66 degrees. it's the day and the nighttime number that is -- numbers that will get your attention when we show you the five day forecast. >>> still to come, the breast milk available on line is mostly contaminated. don't miss health watch. >>> wjz 13 is always on. here's the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com at this hour. for all the latest news and the forecast log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in today's wjz health watch researchers are finding high lel offense bacteria on

we had winds coming off the ocean so only 74 in annapolis and kent island and 77 in rock hall. now, tomorrow it looks like we get back into that warm flow again. the winds coming back out of the south. we could be a couple degrees warmer than we were today. with additional humidity we might see a shower or pop up thunderstorm. today i've seen the high between 82 and 83. hasn't come in officially. the normal is only 71. the record quite a way from that, 92 way back along a time ago. tim is in the out back. he's going to check what's going on in the gulf of mexico. could bring rain. >> reporter: it certainly could. one thing we have not had is rain. we do need it. it's going to come by way of a tropical system. we will get all the benefits without any problems. this is karen, named as of around 9:00 this morning, a tropical storm down in the mouth of the gulf. it is just around 430 miles to the south of the mouth of the mississippi river. it is moving to the north, northwest and it's at 63 miles per hour, expected to strengthen to potentially a category 1 storm. that will be some

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on kent island. and rock hall. and 57 up in westminster. 64, 42 today. average now, 65, 43.nd the records, 85. and 31 back in 1952. right now, we have a west wind, rather light. tomorrow, the winds go back to the north. bring in chillier air. now, to the southeast of us, we have precip, some rain. georgia, carolinas. most of it is moving offshore. so it's going to be a little difficult to get us into the baltimore region. however, there's another weak system coming from the west. so in between, we might get some rain here. but looks like we mean also in the ripoff zone. rain in the southeast of us. rain in the mountains. and most of that rain in the mountains is going to be dissipating before it even gets to us. so chance of rain overnight. may see some during the morning hours. then after that, chance of rain passes, skies become partly cloudy. breezy and turning chilly. temperatures tomorrow, only in the low to mid-50s, compared to the low to mid-60s today. so it's going to feel pretty cool, with that breeze blowing up to 20 knots on the bay. and a small craft advisory out

we see temperatures from 63 in westminster, rock hall and kent island to 64 in columbia and bel air. southwest wind is ushering in that mild air flow. down towards easton and ocean city the winds are in the double digits at 12 miles per hour. you can see atlanta, memphis all their air is coming our direction. they are closer to 70. that's the air coming our way. also coming our way is a front. along with that front comes the chance for a pretty good batch of rain. the largest amount, the most steady rain should be holding off a little bit later tonight. we cannot rule out that there could be some showers early today as we've already seen. we've already seen the fog in the cloud cover and potentially some drizzle as the young ones are going out and about. the temperatures will be comfortable. they will not need the heavy jackets but may need something to keep the rain off if it a starts to get into the afternoon and evening. cooler temperatures will be in here tomorrow. it's going to get breezy. 6:06 your sunset time today. 69 degrees today, variably clouds and warm. here's your forec

joining us is jonathan brack, and kent campbell joining us, he runs science 2.0. and jonathan joins us, an organization that is working to eliminate the barriers. shelly caine is an at have cat for women in technology, and the founder of code montage, a program designed to help people, particularly girls, improve their software skills. and i want to start with you. let's talk about young people in math, the numbers are going down, and we don't know why. kids spend mott of their waking hours in school, and is there something across the board in k through 12 across the board that's not working or missing? >> one of them is engagement. and the barriers in academic and social and psychological structure barriers. in pursuing°, and the other is access. >> how does that change? we watchedort number at the top of the show, and the numbers for girls, for instance, it's going down, and why are we losing ground? >> the academy, in the summer, we take three years to prepare so they are ready to get a degree, and we have the daily support our success today. so i think its pre

kent county public schools 1 hour late due to fog. map green map we are we are following breaking newsl children are injured in a school bus accident. it's happening right now on greensping avenue near hillside road in pikesville. megan gilliland is live on the scene with more. megan? prosecutors decide not to file charges against a man who accidentally hit an killed his grandson with a parade float he was driving. this is surveillance video of the parade moments before the accident on july 4th this year. the anne arundel county state's attorney's office says it has closed the case after annapolis police found the man coudln't have known what was happening. the float accidentally hit and killed 7 year old kyle aldridge of baltimore. the debate over the name of the washington redskins heats up. an indian tribe from new york says it will hold a public meeting about the issue on monday. the event is scheduled for the same day and the same hotel outside d-c where n-f-l owners start arriving for their annual fall meeting. the tribe is pushing for the skins to change their name. with all tha

down on the riffer and ocean city, elk on the and hagerstown. 50 seems to be the magic number, 51 kentd and annapolis. 51 bel air and 48 westminster. you see a bit of uniform flow from the south and southwest that will continue to usher in milder temperatures into the next week ahead what we will see temperatures reflecting more of what is down in memphis and atlanta. still several degrees above where we are we are going to tap into that high pressure down around the carolinas carved out a clear notch. a low around the great lakes that will stay there. it will keep patchy clouds moving into our region. that all goes past us on the dry side we don't see any real impact from that at all. this high stays to the south. clockwise, that will keep directing milder air in. i think you will like the result when you see how it plays out in the 5 day forecast. our sunrise tomorrow, 38 degrees, patchy cloud, seasonably chilly. normal low is 42. 57 tomorrow, partly sunny and cool. look how this comes out just in time for halloween. 61 monday, 65 and 72 just in time for trick-or-treating. >> thanks

kent island at 54. morning clouds, a spillover, passing down to the south, it stays there, not a concern. frontal boundary to the west, all that rain you saw, that's not coming our way. by the time it gets here, it's going to be more scattered showers than anything else, but late this afternoon and this evening that's part of the forecast. that high pressure builds in. we have a few really nice days. but having said that, let me just say this to you, i don't know if you can see it. see that low right up there. ultimately that's going to grab air out of central canada, throw it our way and temperatures daytime are only going to be in the mid-50s wednesday and beyond. 66 today, skies start to clear overnight. 45. tomorrow we'll call it a beautiful day. a high of 64 degrees. close to 70 monday and tuesday. look at that wednesday and thursday, particularly the overnight lows. when we say 40 that's the blistering heat of the overnight and in the city, any urban area, you get the idea. going to be in the mid

rock hall, kent island and annapolis. a secondary frontal boundary is going to move through the area. we went from 75 to the upper 60s over the past couple of days. now we're going to go into the low mid-60s and get chillier at the end of the forecast period. this rain stays down to the south. the showers you see out to the west, i think will more than likely lose their umph across the mountains and we'll have a couple of passing showers as we go through the afternoon and evening. sunshine gives way to some clouds sooner than later. i think midday on it's cloudy, 66. overnight we'll go to partly cloudy skies. tomorrow mostly sunny with a high of 64 degrees. roll out that five-day for you. i want you to note gigi barnett, wednesday, thursday and beyond temperatures going in the 50s. overnight that low of 40 means for many of us we're going to be in the mid to upper 30s through the overnight. tomorrow's going to be a real nice normal spring day. this time next week, it's going to be -- a normal fall day. this time next week

and 63 in annapolis and kent island. winds now, out of the west. that will bring in eventually, some cooler air for the next several days. tomorrow, i think winds more out of the north. and that will bring in chilly air tomorrow. probably only in the mid-50s. compared to the low to mid-60s, which is now normal. and in addition, as i mentioned, chance of rain. to the south of us, there's quite a bit of rain, light stuff. from florida panhandle into georgia, the carolinas, all along this stalled frontal boundaries. and it's moving off to the east and northeast. bulk will pass to the southeast of us. in addition, there's another weak system coming through indiana. that's going to bring clouds. maybe even by wednesday afternoon. and garrett county. 2,000, 3,000 feet up. they could see their first snowflake of the year. up there, temperatures in the 30s. here, eastern sections. the rain just south of us. you see the very quick cutoff to the clouds. there's a chance overnight, particularly south and east of us of rain. if it gets to baltimore and d.c., s

50s elkton, easton, 61 ocean city, almost 60 pax river, 60 degrees in the district, annapolis and kent island. 55 bel air and rock hall. we have this aloft flow coming out of the southeast around that high. it's just tending to block whatever movement there is in the atmosphere. there's really not a lot of movement at all. i mean, look out to the west, it's sunny in pittsburgh. it's just a matter of moving these clouds over the area. it's not really going to happen. this warm front kicks into high gear, pleasant for halloween tomorrow. front comes through, cold front follows. chillier temperatures move in for the weekend. chillier, i mean the chill of fall. 63 degrees will be the high this day. 53, some clouds over night. tomorrow variably cloudy and breezy but 72 as the high. one more day in the 70s by the end of the 5 day 20 degrees colder. first warning weather details coming up shortly. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, extra pounds during pregnancy may increase a women's risk of breast cancer. we'll explain in health watch. >>> remember wjz 13 is always on for you.

temperatures around the area 77 rock hall, 78 kent island. winds are coming in from variable directions. the flow has been coming in from the west. that's helping to bring in warmer air. that warmer air is around the gulf states. that's bringing in that warm air. had a warm front lifting across the region that's draped around southern new york and new england. not getting any of the moisture. rain is not happening yet. still tropical storm karen at 52 miles per hour. we're expecting to see this storm make land fall this weekend and then make its way into the mid atlantic as a rain event when it gets here. warm air with us through the weekend. temperatures and 86 degrees for tomorrow. look for the potential for rain as that front that's moving in from the west with that rain picks up karen and helps to move in and and out of our area. 7:08 sunset today. temperatures up around 86 degre. tonight around 62. tomorrow again back up to about 86 degrees. so it's a very nice afternoon shaping up for the weekend and it should be nice. >>> a remainder,

take a look at kent island. you see the setup was cloudy early on. this is a very brief period of on and off shower activity, beautiful shot from the bay bridge marina at hemingway. 62 and winds are west, due west at 8. look for them to turn northwest and cool hair will continue to flow. this time of the year the coldest air comes in well behind the main frontal boundary. it's in the like january when you feel it. this time of the year it takes awhile. tomorrow we struggle to get to 5 degrees. we will rapidly fall into the 40s and 30s tomorrow night. you can track the temperatures 24/7. just download the app. already dropping into the 40s. we're relatively balmy in central maryland, oat heat near 70. that's all gone by by tonight and into the next couple of days. the air at the surface is very, very dry, one of the reasons we avidded hitting the ground, the air at the surface is dry. i think we'll have enough moisture to provide rain for the east part of the bai. then the cool hair funneling in tomorrow night you'll feel the difference pie this time

low 50s rock hall and annapolis and kent island. first warning doppler weather radar really shows nothing locally but out to the west, this frontal boundary that is going to be moving our way through the day. this action coming through the upper tennessee valley, lower ohio valley, it's going to tack us with showers. i'm going to say pretty much in the afternoon. not a lot of rain but any time afternoon i think we're going to see moisture, obviously behind this cold front. as we've been discussing it's not only going to get cooler but chilly with temperatures averaging 10 degrees below normal. 66 degrees will be the high this date. later on a little rain developing. again not looking for a ton of rain, 45. some spotty showers tomorrow with a high of 56 degrees. give it a 56 thursday, 54 friday. saturday 56. almost back to 60 sunday. it's going to be chilly but once you get by that bump in the road it will be sunny and nice fall weather trend other than the temperatures continues. don? >>> let's go straight to sharon gibala with with

they actually made for a beautiful sunset as you so off get in kent island. 58 at bwi.inds are north and light and wi pick up over the next few days. as that area draws in. on the bay tomorrow, it will get choppy out there. winds gustingto 20 but the temperatures will be running cool throughout the day and i think it will be a generally cloudy scenario throughout the state. moreconcerns for small craft and high increased surf along the maryland beach and even coastal flood high tide concerns there. so again, coastal weather maker in play for central maryland, it's going to be an issue on when we get hit and miss showers. first tonight, cool north flow. most spots in the state down to low 50s and very dry air right now with dew points in the 40s. as we go into thursday, humidity increasing, moisture increasing, especially for areas north of the chesapeake and that is going to help fuel the instability and fuel the showers around here. right now, you see that rain to the south, it's really almost stalled, if anything edging a little farther north so any shower that tries

barely 50 degrees in elkton. 48 westminster. 48 bel air. 47 columbia. 59 rock hall. 57 in kent island. this was karen. remnants are now re-forming as a low off the coast of georgia and the carolinas. this is not going tropical. it's not going to be a nor'easter. it's going to be pain in the neck though. high pressure settling in over the area right now. it's not going to let that low get out of its own way. tomorrow afternoon we're going to start shower activity. that is going to be with us all the way through early saturday morning. we're going to clear skies in time for saturday night and sunday's football game but believe me when i tell you, how long has it been? three days, gray with an occasional chance of rain and/or showers. we're going to for a high today of around 70. tomorrow we're looking for temperatures with some rain coming in, there's that 68 to 70. thursday 59. friday 64. slow clearing, snail's pace saturday, 68. sunday partly sunny and 68. don? take it away. >>> what awaits you on the way to work? other than cold temperatures? here's sharon gibala. >> good morning. if

. >> it runs from 101 up to 280 is with partial closing between union and kent field getting to 280 could be difficult for you and leyla gulen will keep us posted on that aspect of the fire but right now the fire department is saying, yes, this is a multicasualties incident and we will continue to follow this. >> must be incredibly frustrating to see the fire and not be able to get water on it. we will keep you informed. katie marzullo is headed there. >> today is the 24 the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake with the 6.9 earthquake hit at 5:04 p.m. causing widespread damage across the bay area and northern california. that was the structure right there. the state is marking the event to make sure people are prepared next time a big event hits. we go to the technical museum with details. matt? >> in a few minutes i will be shaking with the earthquake similarity. go ahead. it stimulates 8.0 earthquake. you can see how intensity is. we lived through the 1989 loma prieta edge which was 6.9 earthquake and you can see what happens when it occurs all the themes off the shelves fall down.

locally temperatures from the mid- to upper-50s to around 60 in annapolis and 60 also in kent island.ds are on the calm side for central maryland and the eastern shore. we could see patchy fog during the morning commute otherwise no problems for that. we are going to see winds continue to shift out of the south and southwest. that will filter in the warmer temperatures the next couple of days. it will be significantly warmer by tomorrow. that is in addition to high pressure sinking to the south. that is the area of clear dry air that will control the forecast the next couple of days. a little cloud cover associated with the broken down cool front. that is diminishing at this moment and will continue. here is how it will play out through thursday. high pressure continues to control the forecast in the mid- atlantic. we will watch a system located out to the west. that warm front helping to warm us up as well. a cool front heading our way but not until the weekend. that will bring the next chance for measurable rainfall. time frame of sunday afternoon to sunday evening and to monday mor

kent island, west, across the bay, basically dry, nothing more than a pass of drizzle here or there. a damp people and a chilly feel with temps in the low 60s. you cool off more. be ready for a cool crisp start, brisk. we'll talk about how things shape up mid-week. >> police in new jersey are holding a suspect in a hit and run accident that nearly took the life of a carroll county teenager. >> michael hatfield's family said he is one step closer to recovering from the accident and justice. >> reporter: when michael hatfield arrived at the shock trauma doctors induced a coma to reduce swelling on the brain. >> when i seen him, i saw all that stuff. i walked in the room and bust out crying. >> reporter: surgeons performed surgery on his shattered left leg and the four breaks in the right one. three weeks later he is preparing to leave the hospital for rehabilitation. >> he's got two broken legs, so he literally has to learn to rewalk again. besides that, i'm just grateful the way itent and from when help went there, he looked like he wasn't going to make it to now. >> reporter: a few d