we'll keep the risk of showers through lunchtime in the forecast look at lunchtime. skies brighten. we'll bring that clearing to the south shore by later this afternoon. temperatures will respond. it could be a warm day. 80 boston. mid 80's metrowest. merrimac valley staying in the 70's and cape cod. let's get you out to the roads. the fog slowing you down, olessa. >> watching some delays on the roads and also a problem we're watching in chelsea. this is a water main break tying up much of the westbound side of revere beach parkway. murray street. state police have been on the scene. we'll let you know when that clears. the rest of your ride is quiet. overnight construction wrapped up. this stretch not seeing problems. the rest of your ride fairly quiet. if you're heading south, doing okay on route 3. quiet on 24. no delays on 95. pike eastbound 15 minutes 495 to 128. and if you're heading north of town, you're in good shape. problems start out of 93 in methuen. >> now to the stories we are tracking right now on the eyeopener. >> erika has the overnight developments. >> right now th

it gets in here around lunchtime. it is with us through the afternoon into your evening commute and even during the overnight hours we're looking at more periods of rain, so that's temperatures tonight falling back to mostly the upper 40's and mid 50's. temperatures don't change much again tomorrow. it's a cool day with temperatures stuck in the 50's. hurricane matthew has strengthened. the winds 100 miles an hour. we will take a closer look at that track coming up. but i want to focus you in on saturday. you're waking up to rain. but look at this through the afternoon. there's still rain around heaviest over southeastern massachusetts. saturday evening, morning, still a few showers around. we'll tend to dry things out a little bit toward the course of the day. saturday is the wetter weekend day. i think the patriots, you know, it's not going to be all that wet if you're headed to gillette. not a washout. erika: then it gets better. cindy: it does, by monday. olessa: so far, the roads are quiet. no accidents to report

your lunchtime pleasure, your lunchtime sweat if you're going to be outside. heading home to start your weekend, it will be 96 late in in the triangle, 80s to around 90, southwest winds 5 to 8, heeling hot. for the weekend, 95 degrees. and humid sunday with a chance 90 and cold front coming through. things will get cooler. i have more in ten minute. >> sounds good, bill. thanks and a $185 million fine. it's one of the largest fines on a banking institution. what the company is accused of [phone buzzing] buy online. ready in an hour. weren't you just... got it. staples. make more happen. to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox?. botox? is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox? is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox? may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. r right away,

if you can go earlier and go before lunchtime tomorrow or after lunchtime on saturday otherwise the roads will be such a mass on friday night. it is labor day weekend of people want to get out of town. there'll be very heavy rain and a lot of accidents in slow- moving traffic. the rains will be heavy on saturday morning and lifting away as we move to the late we are going to be getting pretty significant rain. we have a chance of looking at some 8 inches plus a lovely east of i-95 were looking at somewhere between 2 inches-4 inches of them probably 1 inch-3 inches in the triangle area because of that shift in the forecast track. also note the temperatures. ninety-three today and then 75 on friday and 77 on saturday. after that the rest of the holiday weekend not looking bad 84 on sunday and 89 on stomach republican presidential nominee donald trump provided is a long-awaited speech on mexico. he reiterated his previous statements about building a wall along the mexican border having mexico legal status or citizenship. to make anyone who enters the united states immediately is subject to d

and clouds hang on through lunchtime, and then notice the breaks in the clouds around boston where we jump to 80, but metro west, merrimack valley, making a run into the mid 80s, so feeling like summer for sure we have got the fog and also a trouble spot you are watching. good morning. >> we're talking about chelsea, a water main break, tieing up the westbound side, right now, only one lane is getting by near murray street, and police were on the scene since midnight, so be aware and be careful if that's where you are heading. let you know when all those lanes have reopened, and we're watching the delays on the expressway, northbound side, you can see that volume, by the mall, a slow trip from braintree on the parkway. that's where we're watching the water main break at route 1, as you head south a crash still clearing here by the braintree split on route 3. it's a northbound accident. delays back to union street and also a crash working on 95 north by 128. if you are traveling west of town pike looks ok. so far 15 to 20. 495 to 128. another accident on 93 south out of methuen. this c

by lunchtime through 6:00 p.m. and the storms will head east of 75 and afternoon high right around 89 degrees. coming up at 5:38 though, an eight-day temperature trend in weatan where we trend cooler. so stay tuned for that. but leslee lacey keeping an eye on -- very interesting. hopefully it's okay. >> this person walking on the howard frankland bridge southbound, he has walked out of the camera range. so we can't see him anymore but fhp tells me that they are headed out there and they'll make sure everything is safe. but we can no longer see him. if you're driving on the howard frankland bridge, just methods up here, southbound -- just a heads up here, southbound. this is where is the man was shoulder. and let's head over now, south tampa, utility work is going on macdill avenue. that's right by bay to bay. you will see some closures there for the morning commute. and kicked off last night. this is the first morning that you will see a lot of activity there. it's going to be there for a couple weeks. take himes o

at least 8:00, you will start to dry things out by then in worcester, but it will take closer to lunchtime to do that on cape cod, and then the skies begin to brighten and the temperatures respond as we sneak up into the 70s here this afternoon so much better for your evening commute in terms of the weather impact and what we're dealing with, wet roads, slow ride. >> good morning. lots of delays in place, a live look at the expressway. here's a check at marer is, and you can see the northbound side, very slow, and let's take a look go to the maps, south of brockton, and route 3, heavy from weymouth up into the braintree split and 95 building volume from sharon, your ride on the expressway, 30 to 35, braintree into boston, and the trip along the pike, 15 to 20, 495 to 128, and heading north, 93 south, slow out of methuen as you travel down into andover, and more delays picking up, approaching the spot pond, trains and buses on schedule. >> thank you, and right now, hillary clinton and donald trump are getting ready to head back heated showdown, a question, how will that critical first debat

lunchtime, 74. if you look at the numbers, 3:00 p.m., we hit the high of 80 and 6:00 p.m. we'll be down to 75 degrees. you see my hair blowing around it kind of windy out here. we have a warm up on the way. >> reporter: we have conflicting information about the accident in cherry hill, one police department said it's gone, and the other said it's it's still wrapping up. an accident happened involving two tractor-trailers one flipped over and an suv that rolled over and the someone was trapped in the wreckage of the suv. 6 people were injured, most of the injuries minor. they have been on the new jersey turnpike southbound of exit four for route 73. now back out there live are they say they are still taking out the right lane with the cleanup. 295 is the better bet. we have word of a broken vehicle on the boulevard northbound by adams avenue. vine street expressway opened. westbound side is backing up approaching the schuylkill expressway. schuylkill expressway a gathering crowd heading toward the cu

by lunchtime, around the worcester area, that's filling in through midafternoon. have the wet weather gear with you. plan a rain off and on at times. get you out to the roads. they are wet. big puddles. good morning. >> good morning, cindy. thank you very much. we're looking pretty good on a lot of area roadways, especy inside that 495 belt. live shot of the mass pike. all the workers have gone home for the morning. that's good news. let's go to the happen. farther out west, we've got -- talk about those rains here. not so much in the worcester area, but be careful along route 2 and out towards 91, gardner, fitchburg, leominster, all that rain heading up north could be very -- conditions to watch out for. no troubles in downtown worcester or the mass pike through that area. roads up to the north, route 3, 93, 95 coming out of new hampshire. taking the trains, all lines starting the morning on time. emily, randy? >> thank you. breaking news on the eye this morning -- new information as police investigate this explosion that rocked new york city over the weekend. in

lunchtime, we jump up there to 88 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 95. the high today is 96. we'll be sitting at that at 5:00 p.m. with a mix of sun and clouds. let's take a look at the temperatures throughout the region. the highs 96 for the high in philadelphia. in the lehigh valley, drop that by a couple of degrees, later today in the lehigh valley, we have a chance just a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm popping up, most of the area stays dry today. 93 in millville. 85 even in atlantic city. you can't escape the heat if you're sitting on the beach. temperatures will be in the mid 80s. let's look at the heat index tracker. this is what it feels like through the day, 12:00, 96. 2:00 p.m., 101 when you factor in the heat and the humidity. then we sit at that until 6:00 p.m., still feeling like 100 degrees. this at a time when the norm at high is -- normal high is in the low 80s. that's because of this area of high pressure, the next three days, we'll have a good amount of sunshine, hazy, hot and humid feeling like 100 degrees. 96 today, 15 degrees above average. to

as we head towards lunchtime, a small chance of a shower or drizzle. in the afternoon, better chances for showers start to develop and could see that continue into the overnight, possibly a shower tomorrow morning. overall looks like the better rain chances will develop tomorrow afternoon just like what i anticipate for us today we're in the scattered category for rain chance and will drop back to isolated thursday. all in all, though, it doesn't look like until friday we will see a dry day in the forecast, upper 70s raleigh and durham, 82 fayetteville and overnight, 65 the overnight low, cloudy, mild, isolated showers possible. we'll head into the next few days with rain chances, temperatures into the mid-70s. i think we'll see some sunshine on thursday so that should be conditions friday and talk about sunny. look at this -- the upcoming weekend, sunshine saturday and sunday, morning temperature in the 50. what's the latest on the roads. >> i need to find a coat or sweatshirt. >>> i-40 at harrison avenue is what we're showing you now, few headlights

at lunchtime, 79 and 82 at 4:00. as we get through about lunchtime, you should start to so the clouds thinning. we continue rule out ans late thunderstorm up to about maybe 5:00 or so. it look like the weekend will be pretty good. we'll check out the weekend forecast in more detail in just a few minutes. >> all right. we knew you would be busting out the dance moves. you have to teach me some of that when you get back. i need to be prepared. >>> it is such feel-good mousic. >> your toes are tapping. your fingers are tapping. >> she couldn't concentrate listening to that music. >> she had to dance. >> she willery great interview with jerry douglas coming up in just 10 minutes. >>> it is obviously a big so much else going on across the triangle. >> we'll take a look at the wound's best bets coming up next. >> and after 40 years, a raleigh bus driver is putting it in park sfx: door rattles.glass shatters she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. she keeps a firearm in this safe for prote

lunchtime temperature near 80. a sea breeze kicks in. 82 worcester, 86 in nashua. 84 in tauton today. very warm for this time of year. 50s and 60s tonight. tomorrow, clouds are going to be increasing. still near 80 degrees. that front starts to come on through, and that is bringing in the cloud cover as we toward lunchtime. and then during the afternoon, a couple of showers around, especially late afternoon, evening hours. if you have plans, there could be a shower. those should end overnight and then on saturday we have clearing skies, upper 60s to near 70, lower 60s here on sunday. definitely the feel of fall. 30s out the door for a lot of us come monday morning. so big changes on the way. let's get you to the roads right now. olessa, how are we doing? >> we're watching delays across volume in place heading into boston. we're watching a crash on 24. it's a southbound accident by route 139. expressway, 15 to 20, braintree into boston right now. 459 to 128 only 15 minutes. north of town, we're in pretty good shape

you can see the dry conditions through lunchtime today so no worries of any wet weather there. this is the latest update on this in-house model. you can see it keeping us dry through 6:00 this evening. overnight tonight, no morning as we head towards tomorrow afternoon, i also expect us to stay dry. nice mix of sun and clouds there. so the latest in the tropics, this is tropical storm ian. remember, it strengthened yesterday morning. winds right now at 45 miles per hour moving to the north-northeast about nine miles per hour. it's encountering a lot of sheer, which typically tears these storms apart cht not a lot of strengthening is expected through tomorrow, but then easily strengthen way out in the open atlantic. no threat to us. 87 our high today in raleigh. 86 in durham, and 89 in fayetteville. overnight tonight, they will fall to near 67 degrees calling it pretty pleasant for this time of year. rebound back to 88 on our wednesday, then thursday and friday, that next keld front i was talking about, that starts to come into play. we drop back to 8 #0 behind that front on fri

lunchtime it will feel like 96. 2, 4:00 p.m., 101. later today at 6:00 p.m. it will feel like 100 degrees. really oppressive heat and humidity, not just today, the next few days, thanks to this area of high pressure and the flow around that bringing up the temperatures, hazy, hot and humid conditions. we see that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. today about 15 degrees above average. 96 for the high record-tieing day. hot tomorrow, 94. humidity maybe not as oppressive tomorrow. but saturday, it's hot and very humid again, watch for that, drink lots of water at the temple game or union game, 96 degrees is the high. in the overnight hours, a front comes through and we'll get early hours sunday, we'll see sunshine, not bad for the eagles game, 88 degrees, monday, comfortable, 84. tuesday, mostly sunny, 86. wednesday, getting back up there, 89 degrees partly sunny skies and warmer once again. so temperatures well back and forth average for the entire seven-day period. >> fall will arrive, just not yet. it's really summer now anyway. >> we have more

lunchtime can be a hard time included at school. coming up, how an app is bringing kids together for a meal. >>> now, we are talking about how the remains of julia are effecting our area. two more storms out. we have karl. you heard about that. how about tropical depregz number 13. coming off of the coast over the weekend. >>> lunchtime is supposed to be a time for kids to destress but for some kids they are stressed out because there is no one to sit with. >> i was attacked on multipleocasions and cyberbullied and attacked. >> reporter: lunchtime was the hardest part of her school day. >> i ate alone every day for the two years that i was there and i have permanently felt all isolation and embarrassment that go a whropbg that. >> reporter: she decided to fight back. not with hers in but with her phone. she recently launched an app called sit with us. a lunch planning app to allow students to sign up to be ambassadors of their table. >> you will agree to post open lunches now joining the table and make friends with you. >> the app d

we have wet weather in place through about lunchtime. then eventually we get into breaks of afternoon. between 70 and 75. and in terms of how long this rain is going to stick around, raining pretty good in boston through the morning commute at 8:00 a.m. even through 10:00 this morning, the rain is over in worcester but raining in boston. by lunchtime, that's shifting out. by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, breaks of sunshine. obviously, we're going to be dealing with wet weather for that morning commute. let's get a check of the roads. good morning, olessa. >> good morning. at the pike. a check by alston-brighton eastbound by the top of the screen. you can see what's left of overnight construction. let's check out the rest of the ride. no problems. a little bit of road work on 93 south of the zakim and the expressway north over by the o'neill tunnel. as you head south looking good on route 3. there is construction near bergen parkway. pike looks good. then some more road work on 128 by highland avenue and southbound approaching route 2. so far we're e

and into the lunchtime area and let's look at that traffic check with kristen. >> and it you so much, somara and there are no problems right now and we want to talk about the work wrapping up as we speak and some pave inant

and into the lunchtime area and let's look at that traffic check with kristen. >> and it you so much, somara and there are no problems right now and we want to talk about the work wrapping up as we speak and some pave inant crews mean out and about and wrapping up now and weep that and we zoom on out and no accidents now and light check on the odot views and cars getting by without an issue here and they're doing the resurveying work on 71 between boston and pearl and coop that in mind and you might have some lane closures and restrictions inha spot. guys. >>> and to our developing story, a suspected serial killer is morning. two bodies discovered in a home. >> and a confession leads them to a third body in another county and meg shaw is live with more and more charges are expected to come down today. >>> and we are told that murder charges are expected to come down some time later this morning. at this point, the killer in this case, 40-year-old grates is charged with abduction and this terrifying turn of events started on tuesday afternoon she had been abducted. when police arrived,

throughout lunchtime 71 at lunchtime. we will make it to near 78 for an afternoon high. normal is right around 79. not far from that mark. passing shower or two possible after 4:00. all in all, it may look like it's going to rain today buttic the i think the day will be considerably drier. let's get to a.m. mainly in the western-most comuntds. as we head to lunchtime clouds will dominate but most of us are dry. the bulk of the rain is back to the west. can't rile out though a shower or two across our area. just go ahead and keep that umbrella nearby. we fast forward to tuesday, tomorrow. that's when the cold front is going to start to have a bigger impact on our forecast. scattered showers for us for the morning drive and it will likely continue so you'll need the umbrella over the next few days. a lot of rain this last week. looks like the next few days could be a little soggy at times. 8 our high today. 77 in durham and 81 in fayetteville. just an isolated shower possible. clouds are here to stay. we can see those clouds around tomorrow. still pretty cloudy on wednesda

by lunchtime, look for storms along the rim. by noon-6:00, a few chances of popups in the metro. as we head into the evening, trend down. i expect some clearing overnight and tomorrow dry in the valley, a few storms up north before we dry out in time for the holiday. talking more about the holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> you could also see some crash on i-10 eastbound. it's past the road. it is blocking the hov lanes, stay to the right and could see some minor slowing. a road closure on the north part where we have katy conner. shut down between 33rd and 35th avenue. you can see the 101 is slowing down in the area. it could be a better option to >>> back to the breaking news do yourself a favor and tell them do not get on westbound 202 near 32nd street the westbound is closed because of a fatal crash that happened this morning. we're seeing the backup and talking about slow going, it's a mess you can see the troopers are on the scene peppering the area and trying to get people to avoid our traffic expert has your smart routes around this. on the ground there. she's

and through lunchtime and points after lunchtime, we see the scattered showers and thunderstorms. and then towards the evening, we begin to wrap things up. rainfall looks like this. i think that we all see some amounts of rain, anywhere between .25 to .50, if not better and a few thunderstorms. low to mid-70s for today under most skies. -- under mostly sunny skies. and window nation seven-day showing 70s not only today but also tomorrow. and the dog days of summer are over, my friends. we fall back into the 60s as we head towards tuesday, wednesday and thursday. and speaking about the dog days of summer, we've got miss humane society of greater akron this morning with -- this morning. >>> she is a lab mix. she is probably about 60 pounds or so. >> yeah, good sized. >> yeah, she's going to be the average lab. very active. loves to play with herself. if you give her a toy, she will throw it up in the air. she's very, very smart. she knows sit down and probably a few others and eager more. >> yeah, she does. >> and rides great in the car. she's all shy now. >> getting camera shy. i s

so sandusky, eventually by lunchtime into cleveland and then points east of cleveland after lunchtime, but as we were say, it's a thin batch of showers and thunderstorms. so about the 5:00 to hour, all of that begins to clear the area and i think we see just a few isolated showers and thunderstorms after that point. temperatures today, nice and mild, low to mid-70-degree reading. overnight low, mid- to upper 50s, lower 60s. but because of the fact that the air temperatures are going to be a little cooler than the actual water temperatures, we will finally see some lake- tuesday. so it will be one thing we track on tuesday. and on your wednesday. possibly into thursday. but as of this point, maureen, never is it too soon to start planning for the weekend. next weekend looks pet 9ty good as of -- looks pet thety good as of this -- pretty good as of this point. >> it looks refreshing. >> yeah, nice and cool. and obviously the grass and gardens need some rain and i think we will get a dose tomorrow. >> sounds good, michael. thank you so much. >>> happy meals are coming to breakfast at som

tracks to the south, so that's going to bring the wet weather in over the course of the day, so lunchtime into the afternoon, some areas of rain developing, temperatures south, so most of the morning commute is ok, in many areas, and by lunchtime if you are north of the pike, i think you are still dry, but elsewhere the rain is breaking out, and it will fill in everywhere into the afternoon and certainly by this evening, so it looks like a wet ride home today. >> we have lots to tell you about. the lever connector, you can see the volume southbound, is slow. let's check ou northbound accident, delays back into avon and on the expressway, a 30 minute ride from braintree into boston. traveling the pike, about 15, 495 to 128, 93 south, building volume out of methuen and once again approaching the spot pond, trains and buses doing ok. >> thank you, and right now a plan is behind bars, and he will be facing a judge accused of killing a little boy. >> theyor trying to we have details about this disturbing case. learned. antoinette? antoinette: the suspect is facing a slew of charges including a

by lunchtime, most of us is cleared out and we may have some clearing. by this afternoon, by lunchtime, getting some rain and thunderstorms down there yesterday. more widespread throughout the afternoon and the evening. here in denver, we may get a couple pockets of rain and up there could be some heavier rainfall through the state. east enplains tomorrow morning, you could be on the foggy side. tomorrow afternoon and evening, we have the chance of more showers coming our way. it could be a wet couple days we are cooler to start the day. the front moved through. cooler in denver. 16 thing cooler in the springs and for boulder to start the day. 11 in re. 11 in ray. 50 in the springs 46 in craig. and 61 in grand junction. later today, cooler outside. 67 in denver and boulder. 61 out in burlington. 70 in eagle and for the five- day forecast tomorrow, 77 degrees, we have a chance for storms and we're in the 70s throughout the rest of the week. we look at i-76 and i-25. it's starting to load up. typical this time of the day. hazier. that's the fog lauren has

and you heard bob kelly maybe until lunchtime.identally, that's the ring the bell time where dave kinchen is today on his story. >> reporter: that's right. record heat means schools in trenton closing early. we'll tell you which schools and what time your kids will be coming home after the break. newspapers know the real story on pat toomey. on background checks for gun buyers... toomey has shown the courage few others have... toomey steps up on checks... toomey is on the right side... state leaders should follow toomey lead. no wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> big problems on i95, see the graphic there. truck spills pennies. housings, and thousands, and thousands every pennies, causing this huge back up. >> it is in delaware. >> disturbing crime pattern continues, who police say continues to be targeted by dangerous criminals, and in northeast philadelphia. >> plus, donald trump and hilla

out to the west, look at that about lunchtime tomorrow. one thing people have been talking about, the rag weed is way high. dry weather, you see what happens. today we're in the medium category. with the sunshine on monday, you'll notice it, throat getting sore, nose running a bit, because of the pollen out there. i think the dry weather from the summer is going to be one of the other reasons it's going to be such a bad pollen season as we head to the fall. headed for the boston heart walk from 9:00 temperatures in the 70's, a sprinkle possible, but it won't slow the walkers down. easterly winds at 5 to 10 miles an hour and hosted by emily riemer. let's talk about these showers. gray skies around. hit and miss showers at best. there may be new showers off to the west. they don't get organized. stays muggy overnight tonight. tomorrow, watch what happens. 11:00 in the morning, line of showers here. about noon it's cutting through the middle part of the state. by the afternoon it's pushing that's it. it's one shot of rain coming through. show

of sunshine in store today with the high pressure right overhead but breeze will kick in before lunchtime so we'll jump by 10:00 into the mid 70s but hold there through the afternoon, and in boston, and along the coastline up through rockport, as well, you can see lowell is 84, and really warm out there, worcester county, mid 80s, south of town, notice the mid 80s from brockton to bridgewater and taunton, but upper 70s to 80 on the cape today, probably, a beautiful start for the first day of all right, let's get you out to the roads and a busy start this morning, olessa, good morning. >> we're watching the delays already in place here across the span of the bridge, and the lever connector, southbound side, heading to the bottom of the screen, and you can see that volume building early this morning, let's get to the maps, word of a crash in noon, 128 by grove street. expect delays right in this area here, and i will let you know when that clears, and meanwhile, the rest of your trip not too bad. we're doing fine. 24, building volume, and your ride on the expressway, a bit slow, as well, th

we're dry through lunchtime. we'll start to see those showers and storms really tomorrow morning from the word go more clouds than anything else. into tomorrow afternoon that we start to see those outer bands of hermine move nsm some scattered light rain first. the heaviest rain i think will hold off until after 7:00 and heading into the overnight hours. this is midnight heading into saturday morning. heavy rain moving through. continues into saturday morning. 8:30 a.m. waking up there to wet conditions. this should move east as we head into the afternoon. how much rain? you get closer to the coast. you could be talking upwards of 6 inches of rain with this system. we need rain but seeing it all one dose is not the december. 92 in raleigh. 94 in fayetteville today. overnight will drop to near 70 with lingering showers possible. moving through with that cold front and the tropical conditions. much cooler tomorrow and sard. upper 70s. there's that sunshine i promised for the rest of the holiday weekend. 6:53 almost

lunchtime, 88 degrees, sun and clouds, 3:00 p.m., 95. 5:00 p.m., 96 degrees. let's take a look at how it's going to feel. 96 for the high today. in philadelphia. in the lehigh valley, 94 in albe town, 95 in -- allentown. 95 in reading. slight chance of a pop-up shower. 93 in millville. 85 on the beach in atlantic city. no longer a threat of rip currents now that hermine is pulling out to sea a little bit more. let's take a look at the heat index tracker. lunchtime, feeling like 96 this model is showing. 2:00 p.m., 101, holding at that at 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. feeling like 100 degrees. normally this time of year, we would have a high of 81 degrees. not the case today because of the high pressure anchored here acting as a heat pumpkin chunkining up the hazy -- pumping up the hazy, hot and humid conditions. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 96 for the high. tomorrow, 94. not as intense. saturday, hot and more humid, 96 decreases for the high, feeling like 100. we get a cold front that moves through overnight saturday into sunday, a couple of showers aro

by lunchtime they start to move over the front range. we'll move them to the southeast after 4:30 and 5:00 tonight. we'll really have a stormy night over the eastern plains during the evening tonight. looking ahead over the weekend, civic center park is such an colorado going on. a small chance for a storm late tomorrow afternoon and evening. it shouldn't last very long. sunday is looking dry. monday is looking dry. so all in all it looks like a fine holiday weekend coming up downtown civic center park. >> it really does. we're going to see huge crowds. in preparation for the taste of colorado. the essential boundary around it is colfax, 14th, broadway and lincoln. >>> anything park. a lot of us have to work on friday before we start enjoying our holiday labor day weekend. the city is waking up, taking to the roads. no major problems across the freeways. up to the north, i'm getting word of a possible accident around 120th. burlington is 170 miles southeast of denver. if you really want to embrace the old west, a trip to burlington shoul

lunchtime, 74 degrees. 3:00 p.m., 80 is the high, 5:00 p.m., 78. matt much of the afternoon is spend in the 70s. >> reporter: george, -- good morning, everyone, our major mess is in cherry hill involving two tractor-trailers and a suv rolled over. there you can see it, the trucks involved and the suv involved and all the mangled wreckage. crews are out here at this hour at 5:00 a.m., four hours later cleaning up in the southbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike exit 4 near route 73. most of the activity is off to the side. you're getting by with speeds in the 50s. we had a broken down vehicle on the ramp i-95 southbound bartram avenue. that's cleared out of the way. overnight construction northbound by the bridge is gone. we'll seeing a couple of cars moving on the vine street expressway, overall things are still blocked. >> detectives are trying to sort out a killer's coverup. a germantown man is stabbed 77 times and someone returns days later to set his corpse on fire. katherine scott is live at police headquarters with what we know this morning

as we mentioned before, i think after lunchtime between the 3 and 6 p.m. number that's when you notice the clouds begin to break, the sun begin to come up, and it's going to be a beautiful, beautiful afternoon and evening in store for us, first thing tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, looking equally as nice. forecast for today, temperatures low to mid-70s for highs, we're windy on top of that. overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. window nation seven-day forecast, 70s today tomorrow and monday, tuesday i think we struggle to make it to that 70 degree reading. being optimistic about t we might hit it on the dot, and then we slip and fall into the 60s for highs on wednesday, and generous, going with low 50s. i think some of us will be in the upper 40s. first full week of fall, it will feel like it after making it within two degrees of 90 yesterday. >> yeah. people are looking forward to this, though. >> this is very true. great open window weather for sure. >>> a grave group of northern ohio cyclists will take a cross country adjourny this weekend. th

as we go through the day, clouds town having to lunchtime. and during the afternoon, we may see some sunshine in boston, north shore, through metrowest and worcester county. the cloudier skies are on the south shore. the temperatures stay chilly, holding in the 50's, nudging that 60 degree mark into the afternoon. by 3:00, 5:00, we are breaking out into sunshine. some improvement, but temperatures are again on the chillier side. let's get you out to the roads. good morni of the expressway by the south able. the northbound side is so far nice and quiet. let's check the rest of you ride. northbound side of the expressway picking up in final stages of construction by the o'neill tunnel. so far, problem three on route 3 and 24. if you are traveling the pike, 15 minutes eastbound 128. roadwork picking up by highland avenue and again as you travel stages on the southbound side of 128. trains and buses on schedule. randy: right now, police are trying to unravel a bizarre mystery on the south shore. erika: all of this involving a young woman, a steep

out the door at 8 a.m. 9. 84 at lunchtime. 89 our afternoon high. yes, this is still warmer than where we should be. we're back to 87 heading into 6:00 this eng really warm day. we'll drop to 85 tomorrow. cold front coming through behind that front. look at the high friday. 80 degrees. still in the low 80s as we head to the weekend. pretty seasonal for this time of year. more on the rain chances though that will return with that cold front coming up in about 10 minutes. >> all right, thanks. take a look at this video from brazil. authorities say a fire tore through one of the poor which caused the fire to spread really quick. this area was destroyed. local reports reports it's home to a thousand people living in the 120 shacks. there are no reports of any injuries or deaths. pretty dispriezing. >> the u.s. air force says it's launched a successful air strike. several american war planes including b-52s hit the t. severed as headquarters for the terror group. pentagon officials say they don't know for sure what chemicals were being made at the plant.

best rain chances around lunchtime. the ideal conditions if you're heading out for your lunch hour and continue as we head into the afternoon. high of only 76 degrees. those scattered showers will stick around for the reason these showers are get pushed into our area from the coast is because we have this area of low pressure. and that's continuing to fuel those showers to develop for us. cloudy, school conditions. showers continue for us. now as far as the timing is concerned, 9 a.m. this morning l scattered showers. like i mentioned lunchtime. likely going to be wet for many of you. these continue through the 6:00 hour through the drive home. i do expect to see some temporary drying conditions throughout the overnight. by but dry as we head towards tomorrow afternoon. a better chance for showers will develop for us. here's the next few days. i think today is the most widespread with our wet weather. slightly tapering off tomorrow and by friday just talking about isolated shower chances which is good news as we wrap up

we're dry through lunchtime. after that scattered showers and storms for us. there is the cold front coming through today and that will head into overnight tonight. a few lingering showers. this a first ban of tropical storm hermine. they start to move in. the rain continues as we head to friday night. the oranges and red indicating heavy down tour into early saturday morning. saturday, 9 a.m. we're still dealing with heavy rain. should be moving out of here shortly after. 94 in fayetteville. overnight tonight we're going to drop to near 70. as we head into the seven-they forecast, 78 tomorrow saturday. drier for sunday and monday. monday still looking nice with a high of 86. 4:54 right now. let head things over to allie. >> i'm surprised to hear that number. unfortunately it's going be rainy. not something we have to deal with for the morning commute. a dry one. and right now nothing too bad out there. we do have overnight construction. it's going to happen tonight. they're doing -- it. 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. tomorrow morning 40 west between rock quarry road and sa

we're dry through lunchtime and won't have to worry. it's for the evening drive home we could see a stray shower or storm. i expect a very similar setup to yesterday where most of the rain is in the south carolina area and the north carolina border. most of us are dry and wednesday we're for a better chance on friday. 87 raleigh and durham, near 90 fayetteville and overnight should drop around 67 with another pleasant day and 88 our high tomorrow. the cold front starting to inch saturday and 84 sunday, rain chances saturday and sunday, not expecting a wash out and will notice cloud cover and the best rain chance will develop next monday. it's 5:52 on your tuesday morning. let's hand it over to ali. >>> if you're heading to school or work, the time to do it is now, all green maps and we have kept it accident-free throughout the morning through fayetteville, foggy conditions have gotten better so if you're heading through the area, an easier drive. westbound drive times, 540 to research triangle park, 23 about 12. 440, athens drive, still

some clouds through the morning and early lunch and afternoon. 69 degrees at lunchtime. then into the afternoon, mid 70s. so this is not a day of a lot of warming. temperatures you see this morning about what you're going to get this afternoon. looking at a nice more fall-like day. it continues for the weekend. we will talk about the details for saturday and sunday through your neighborhood coming up. >>> first on nbc10.com, new test results from montgomery county as they deal with contaminated drinking water. officials plan to hold the next public meeting on the matter monday. the latest results show households tested 18 parts per trillion of a chemical. the epa limit is 70 parts per trillion. a harvard study found a safe level is 1 part per trillion. >>> now to decision 2016 coverage. some police officers in philadelphia are criticizing the national union for endorsing trump for president. the president of the civic league spoke out while endorsing hillary clinton. the league represents latino and asian police officers in the city. the president reacted negatively. she

here's your hour by hour forecast, 76 at 10:00 a.m., 82 at lunchtime. we will climb to 87 for our afternoon high. it's very similar to yesterday and then we head into the evening, more comfortable conditions for you. most of us will stay dry. if you're going to see wet weather, the best chance will be mainly around the sandhills because look at this, the stationary front still hanging off to our south, really going to bring the best rain chances towards south carolina and north carolina border, mainly dry with this front nearby. that finally moves off to our east. next front is in the wing through the ohio river valley tomorrow and won't bring us rain until thursday or friday. ahead of it, a temperatures so far this week will arrive on wednesday. the forecast is looking pretty good. noon, anything going on outside whether it's lunch, exercise, you're taking the kids for a walk, weather will cooperate. as we head towards 6:30 this evening, we're still, for the most part, on the dry side, isolated showers around the sandhills. as we head through our wedne

rain tapering off by lunchtime. during the afternoon, you get enough sunshine, the temperatures sneak up into the 70's. through 8:00 this morning, wet roadways that are going to impact your morning commute. by lunchtime, rain is shifting offshore. north and west of town, we may try to brighten things up through the afternoon. overnight as we try to clear things out early, look what east. notice how the clouds back in. this front will get hung up just offshore. that nearly wind sets up overnight. but it is persistent the next couple of days and with that cloudy, cool, damp. i think we get some drizzle from time to time. much of tomorrow will be dry. look at those temperatures. low 60's tomorrow. we're going to repeat it. only 60 on thursday. let's get you out to the roads. it is a wet ride, olessa. >> yes, watching delays starting to build across the area. you can see that shiny leverett connector at the bottom of the screen. as you travel south, some delays building on 24 out of avon. your ride on the expressway 25

close to 84 add lunchtime. 89 our afternoon high. more details on that coming your way in 10 minutes. gunfire at a raleigh motel. the call came in at 2:30. that's right off of new burn avenue and that's where we find david hurst. david? >> reporter: yeah. police have been out here all morning at the raleigh inn trying to piece together what happened this morning. if you take a look over my shoulder here you'll see a couple of police cars on scene but earlier the road was full as they try and from this morning's shooting. the call came in this morning. they responded to a shots fire called and found one man suffering from a gunshot wound. they took him to wake med hospital. they are looking for suspects in this case and no arrests have been made at this time. now it's not clear whether the shooting happened inside one of the hotel rooms or outside of the hotel but parts of the parking lot were blocked off with crime scene tape earlier and continue to follow this developing stord air and online. so stay here with cbs north carolina for

lunchtime temperatures around 60. we hold in the 60's this afternoon. it's bright, a little chilly on this monday. let's get you out to the roads. heaters on full blast, olessa. good morning. >> good morning. absolutely. live look outside starting off, check of the pike. so far quiet start in both directions. let's see the rest of your ride. construction in the final stages 93 south at the zakim and also on the expwa tunnel. more work clearing as you by highland avenue and by the pike and your last construction zone on 128 south approaching route 2. so far no problems. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. >> thank you so much. firefighters on the scene of a fire at an abandoned school building in fitchburg, the fire breaking out overnight on academy street. firefighters had to strike four other communities. >> coming up on 5:03. we are just hours away from a critical moment in the race for the white house. >> for the first time, the two candidates will share one stage. this morning the stakes really could not be higher. hillary clinton and

a few passing showers for the lunchtime drive. mostly dry with a stray shower possible and in the afternoon hours, more scattered showers moving in. those will continue into the evening and overnight, a stray shower possible so possibly wet weather tomorrow morning, overall just like today, the better rain chances will develop as we head into the showers and then we'll see rain showers thursday. if you're just wake up -- or maybe you're getting ready to walk out the door, 68 raleigh and clayton, 69 clinton and lillington, upper 60s raeford. henderson and lewisburg reporting 64. city by city today, 78 our high in raleigh, 77 durham, and 82 fayetteville. fast forward to tonight, a few isolatedwe forecast. we drop to around 65-degree and will look at the next few days. tomorrow, 76 our afternoon high. can't rule out an isolated storm or two and look at this marginal risk of severe weather tomorrow, gusts our primary concern. i expect the threat to be isolated in nature. 76 thursday, a small chance of rain there and finally a dry day

it will be very wet around here around lunchtime around the triangle. it may take longer for that virginia linement we are already starting to [osfeel the effects. our big +oimpact here will be x? from the rain. temperatures, upper 60s to low 70s. the rain wget heavier as the day wears o flooding is a real possibility. we'll see rainfalls ranging from 2 to 7 inches. if you are under those, that is where the c! 9 be the run tapers off pretty ear?=? on sunday. and now sunday and monday look dr roads on our road weather index this morning from dunn and f&c& over towards the goldsboro area and fayetteville and raeford. you are seeing wet roads this morning. also between sanford and chargtage, we have abeen pjku(u(rr'g the shower that lef behind very heavy rainfall. allow extra me heading out this morning. -- carthage. also, hearing 7s?in harnett cou earlier crash. an earlier accident at glover has been moved over 8?to the right shoulder. allow /jextra time through ther back to you. >> thank you. >>> gover@jb?mccrory says states emergency officials are makin

lunchtime, rain chances are with us. if you're getting ready to head out the door, have the wet weather gear with you. all the action is west of worcester into southern new hampshire. there are some heavy downpours here, some embedded thunder as well, all feeding up along a frontal boundary slowing down. as this front inches eastward, it's going to keep the rain chances going into the what was julia spinning here and adding a little bit of moisture kind of feeding it into this. there's definitely a tropical feel this morning. it's going to be a very humid day. temperatures in the 70's. threat for showers and thunderstorms here up and down the eastern seaboard, but behind this front, look at chicago. sunshine, mid 80's. we're going to slowly clear things out tomorrow and get at some of this drier weather as we week. but this front may get stalled early tomorrow. that's going to keep the threat for a lingering shower in the forecast in southeastern massachusetts through the first part of your tuesday. but once it goes on b

and after lunchtime, we will get the rain to push inland. and you see those brighter pinks and blue color. that's shows you where we will see pockets of heavier rain. and we had heavier downpours yesterday. and still tracking invest 97l. it's getting stronger as it and it will head south through saturday morning and then take almost a hard right turn and head up through the bahamas. the it's something we will keep an eye on. eight-day temperature trend, 89 degrees today. 87 for wednesday and thursday. and look how happy emoji man is. we will check on traffic on the 8s because people still have to get to work on this tuesday. >> they do. commute. we hope it continues. right now, a great drive across the bay area bridges. here's the howard frankland bridge. very few vehicle, only about six minutes to the cross it. and in south tampa, i want you to remind you about some road work. this time will be the first time for the morning commute to see it. macdill avenue by bay to bay at the selmon expressway in south tampa. and we've got portions of ma

upper 60s is where we start, 80 by lunchtime, 85 for the high. that's the pick day of the week and because it will be drier in a little bit cooler. 70s sunday morning and a high of 88 with a 20% chance of showers. quick about julia because julia is no longer a tropical storm. it became a disorganized depression tonight let's turn our attention to coral. here is the track of carl. a tropical storm now, which will continue as a tropical storm on its westward track on monday. it could become a category 1 hurricane at some point next week. this is the track now. want to compare it to a couple other tracks and find out if we need to worry about this. this is brandon floyd, two -- this is be watching this and tracking of this weekend. check-in with us. we should know more on sunday and monday. in the meantime, we have tomorrow and we go to 88 sunday and stay in the upper 80s monday. fall starts thursday but we are acting to the upper 80s by next friday. this year fall takes a couple of days to start work -- start. it's like when you crank up that old c

this is about lunchtime. again, this feeder band wrapping around hurricane hermine, just mountainsing into a different portion of the viewing area. depending-- just moving into a different portion of the viewing area. this is the rainfall potential throughout citrus, hernando, portions of hillsborough and pasco county, that's another 3 inches of rain. and notice the farther south and east you go, the lighter your rainfall totals will be. in the headline, hurricane hermine is slowly going to weaken pushing into georgia. but for us, heavy rain, ic hitithis afternoon. and that tide will be higher than normal. flooding could still be a major issue through the evening. and could be stormy into saturday but certainly drier for sunday and for your labor day, guys. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> again, we are continuing to see a whole lot of rainout there. and wind. we do want to see how this is impacting the roadways. leslee has the latest on that. >>> let's look at what's going on in south tampa. water, water

if you have plans on this labor day through lunchtime, you should be dry. in southeastern massachusetts, some showers get in here making their way into boston closer to this evening. then they set up shop tonight. periods of showers continuing on into tuesday as well. it may be wednesday before this gets out of our hair. the potential is there for some needed rain. it should be heaviest in southeastern massachusetts. we don't get rid of hermine until after wednesday. storm. we'll condition to have more for you in just a few minutes. randy, emily, back over to you. >> the cape could see the biggest impact from hermine. >> and the eyeopener's a.j. burnett watching conditions in chatham. a.j.? >> yeah, the storm has been very slow to kind of ramp up here in chatham. we have had winds gusting up to about 25 miles per hour. and the surf has certainly kicked up quite a bit. we're having trouble showing it to you right now, because, obviously, the sun is not up but with those winds, just think about how slowly this has ramped up. it's probably going to be equally